Category: Sports
Is it the art of graffiti?
You can travel almost anywhere in the world and you will probably see graffiti. Although graffiti art tends to be more common in large cities, the reality is that it can occur in almost any community, large or small. The problem with graffiti art is the question of whether it is really art or just…
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Three tips to improve photography
Tip No. # 1: use the sun The sun is a photographer’s best tool and an unrivaled source of illumination. The main ingredient that separates amateurs from professionals is the quality of the lighting. While professionals often provide additional lighting or bounce cards (shiny material used to reflect sunlight) to help achieve the perfect shot,…
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Self-Guided Tour of San Jose, California
When I was a kid growing up in central California, downtown San Jose was a place to avoid. Several years ago, Mayor Tom McHenry started a project to revitalize downtown that has given birth to a wonderfully new or renovated neighborhood. San José is the largest of the Bay Area cities named after its sometimes…
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Notes from Ness (August 4)
As I’ve said so many times, “fortunes change very fast in MLB.” Just the latest examples are the current destinations of the Los Angeles Dodgers and the St. Louis Cardinals. The Dodgers won 3-0 last night in Greg Maddux’s team debut (six innings and no hits!) And enter the weekend with the longest active winning…
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How To Get Rid Of Messy Pubic Hair Easily – 5 Tips For Men
Long pubic hair is uncomfortable for most men, but they make no effort to get rid of the hair. From their point of view, this is a troublesome task. Frankly speaking, removing pubic hair is not difficult. It can be done easily in a short period of time. Let me share with you some simple…
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How I got over procrastination
“Procrastination is the art of keeping up with yesterday.” – Don Marqués Well, with that quote Don Marquis certainly hit the nail on the head as far as I’m concerned. But that was not long ago when I was considered the king of procrastinators. I’m a changed guy now, but I’ll tell you one thing:…
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NCAA Weekly Plate – 01/28/06
With the college basketball season in full swing, Matt Fargo takes a look at three great games you can’t miss this Saturday. Wisconsin Badgers at Michigan Wolverines 2:30 pm ET Wisconsin is the lowest of the Big Ten’s five ranked teams, but the Badgers are alone in first place. With a win, they can knock…
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Three rookie managers are favorites to win the World Series in 2018
Alex Cora, Aaron Boone and Dave Martinez enter the 2018 season at an exclusive club, joining only a handful of other rookie managers to take over a team that had made the playoffs the previous year. Major League Baseball’s long history has seen only ten of those bosses, and not even one of them led…
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Inside the Boxscores Week 3 Part 2
Inside the Boxscores is a weekly article by Matt Fargo that has been widely recognized as the best summary of college football. He thoroughly analyzes each game and extracts the most relevant information that will help you play handicap in the future. College football is full of wacky plays, misleading scores, and surprising finishes. Fargo…
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Southampton famous people
There have been a number of famous and accomplished people who were born in Southampton or who have lived there at some point in their lives. Many of Southampton’s illustrious sons come from the world of music. There’s Will Champion, the drummer for Coldplay, who was born in Southampton in 1978. Champion’s father, Timothy, is…
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