Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Hi All,
Last night President Obama gave the annual State of the Union address. Click on the various links below to learn about the speech and to do some fact checking.
Click on this link for USAToday's summary of the speech. Next up is the New York Times. This next link is the analysis and reporting from the New York Times.
The Washington Post's view of the speech can be found by clicking on this link - hint: it has lots of numbers. FoxBusiness's take on the speech can be read by clicking on this link.
Click on this link for the actual text of the speech - as printed in the New York Times earlier this morning. Fact checking speeches, addresses and other public announcements is becoming quite fashionable lately. Click on this link for just such a fact check of the speech.
Click on this link for the Republican rebuttal from the Washington Post. Here is the transcript of the speech - brought to you by FoxNews.
Finally, for a somewhat historic view of State of the Union speeches, click on this link from Wikipedia. Especially note the links at the end of the entry that cover historic speeches. Interesting history at your fingertips!
Enjoy the sites.
Stu
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Duct Tape - How Cool Is That?
Hi All,
Duct tape. Very few people think about the myriad things you can use it for...unless you actually need some right now.
Who knew that there are websites devoted to various aspects of duct tape? Go figure. Without further ado, a completely different and remarkably useful blog entry dedicated to duct tape - and just as useful.
For a history of duct tape - click on this link from Wikipedia. Is is duct tape or duck tape? Click here to find out.
For a seriously outdated website - think early 2000's - click on this link entitled 101 Uses For Duct Tape. Alternatively you can click on this link - similar, but different then the last one though.
And, finally, click on this link from Reader's Digest entitled, 'Extraordinary Uses For Duct Tape'. You know that you can make 'art' out of duct tape - click here for some examples of duct tape art. Click here for another duct tape are website - link is from About.com and has more duct tape related links at the bottom of the page also.
And wouldn't you know it...good old YouTube is liberally sprinkled with video of duct tape art. OMG! Click here for a bunch of duct tape related images from a Google Image search.
Finally, if you are a Farmingdale Public Library patron, come on down to a program that we are hosting on Friday, February 8th at 4:15pm...program is for kids in 3rd grade, 4th grade or 5th grade. How cool is that? A whole program dedicated to duct tape fun!
Enjoy.
Stu
Friday, February 1, 2013
All About the Big Game - Super Bowl 47!
Hi All,It's back, its bigger then ever. Louder, faster and with a great Halftime Show. What am I talking about? I'm talking about the Super Bowl. Are you ready for some football? We're up to SB47 now and click on any of these links for more information about the big game.
Click on this link to learn about the players and their thoughts on the big game - aka Media Day. Interested in the players who are playing in the big game? Click here folks.
Interested in the fact that the coaches of the two teams are brothers? Yep, we thought so. And that's why pundits are calling this the 'BroBowl'.
Click on this link to learn about the various matchups and get a scouting report on both teams. If you like statistics and number and such, click on this link from Pro-Football-Reference.com. I probably have mentioned this previously in the blog, but its a really, really great stats related site. Additionally, on the homepage they have links to other aspects of SB47 including team summaries (Ravens and 49ers), Super Bowl History
Okay, now that I've mentioned the 'who, what, when...' let's get tot he really good stuff. Commercials. Click on this link for previous SB's commercials. Interesting stuff in that it shows you the evolution of the complexity and entertainment value of SB commercials over time. Click on this link for a site that is covering -and will cover - commercials for this SB.
Click on these various links for blogs and 'super-websites' (in the sense of size and coverage and content) for more on the SB. In case you didn't know, you can do a Google search and enter 'NFL and blogs' and you'll get hundreds of results...here are a few of the better blogs that cover football.
1. Official Blog of the NFL
2. NFL Nation Blog
3. NFL - SBNation
4. NFL Gridiron Gab
5. Forensic Science Technician
6. 100 Yards and Running - The Score.com
So there you have it folks...if this list of links doesn't keep you busy than you absolutely, positively, must have football on the brain 24x7x365...
Enjoy the game and the links. Oh, and final score: 49ers: 34, Ravens 14. :)
Stu
Friday, January 18, 2013
Hockey, Hockey, Hockey...Calling all Puckheads
Hi All, Calling all puckheads...hockey season is going to start on Saturday, January 19th. With the following games the over 100 day old strike will end. This is the schedule for the first day of games.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
Ottawa at Winnipeg
Chicago at Los Angeles
NY Ranges at Boston
Toronto at Montreal
New Jersey at NY Islanders
Washington at Tampa Bay
Carolina at Florida
Detroit at St. Louis
Columbus at Nashville
Phoenix at Dallas
Colorado at Minnesota
Anaheim at Vancouver
Click on this link for the NHL VideoCenter and see live video for the games. For scores, statistics and more click any of these three links: ESPN and Yahoo! Sports. For even more current and historical team and player and league hockey statistics, click here (link is from Hockey-Reference.com).
Lots of hockey fans talk about it a LOT. No, seriously, a lot! Click here for link to the 'Top 10 Hockey Blogs' according to HockeyGiant.com. You'll get your fill of inside hockey scoops by visiting any of these sites.
Finally, click on this link from the Hockey News for a 2012-2013 NHL preview. Enjoy and may the best team win!
Stu
Monday, January 14, 2013
Getting Your Affairs In Order
Hi All,
Welcome to another year and while we are a decent portion of the way through the month of January...the beginning of the year is definitely here!
And the beginning of the year is a great time to get your affairs in order. There was an interesting article in the New York Times on Friday, January 11th. The title of the article is 'A Shocking Death, A Financial Lesson and Help For Others. Click on this link to read the article.
Basically the article talks about the need for adults to prepared for the untimely death of a spouse or a loved one. This actually happened to the author and, as a result of the untimely death of her spouse, she created a website called 'Get Your S--- together'. Click here for the link to the site.
Now while there are many, many websites on the web that purport to help you with various aspects of wills, trusts, estates and financial planning...here are a few of the better, less biased website available. Note that some of these sites might possible charge for the service(s) that they are providing....
Wills
Nolo Press - Online Will
Wall Street Journal - Before Its Too Late - A Test of Online Wills - caveat: done in 2009.
Legacy Writer - Free Online Wills
Bankrate.com - Do-It-Yourself Wills Online
Along the way you might consider creating a trust....Hopefully you won't need these sites, but better safe than sorry.
Regards,
Stu
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