Monday, September 19, 2011
AS A PRESENT TO MY WIFE ON HER BIRTHDAY, HERE IS THE SEXIEST FEMALE PROFESSIONAL BOWLER OF 2011.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
FREE MILLION DOLLAR IDEA (This one can’t miss)
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
AND IN RETIREMENT COMMUNITY NEWS…
Saturday, November 28, 2009
SEXIEST PROFESSIONAL FEMALE BOWLERS.
Carolyn Dorin-Ballard / pts. 123,600 /
total earnings = $36,300 / ranking (1)
Diandra Asbaty / pts. 78,100 /
total earnings = $17,800/ ranking (9)
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
3 TOTALLY RAD PHYSICS EQUATIONS.
BOWLING: How to calculate the bowling ball’s momentum.
Total kinetic energy = kinetic energy due to translation + kinetic energy due to rotation
SKIING: How to measure your acceleration.
Acceleration= (Velocity final- Velocity initial) / Time
BUNGEE JUMPING: How to calculate what your distance from the ground will be.
Weight = K(spring constant of cord) x height of jumper – L (cord length)
Thursday, August 20, 2009
DUDE! LEBOWSKI FEST IS COMING!
The Coen brothers have been responsible for some amazingly, f--- up films. Fargo, Blood Simple, Raising Arizona to name a few classics. However, none have skyrocketed (with bowling ball in hand) to cult status faster than The Big Lebowski. Jeff Bridges starred as Jeffrey Lebowski – the ultimate loafer and the self-proclaimed, “Dude!” Together with his bowling buddies, the Shabbat celebrating psycho Walter Sobchak (John Goodman), and an oddly subdued Steve Buscemi (Donny) they battled kidnappers, a pornographer/loan shark and DeGEEZUS. The movie is definitely up there on the comedy scale. Though I think it’s THE DUDE-ian “whatever man” way of life that has had such a deep impact with fans. So much so that a tribute festival was born – Lebowski Fest. This 8-city tour consists of 2 days worth of Lebowski-centric events which include: live scene performances, bowling, a movie screening and of course all the White Russians (Caucasians) you can drink. It all starts in September. So check out the site to find out when the Achievers will be rolling into your alley.














