If you follow any of these posts… you know that Pizza Entrepreneur Bachelor Mark has slowly been creating the next best pizza experiment in Denver, CO.
Last night the website finally hit the internets… and what a delight it is.
Grand opening in July – this is a party I will not miss.
Denver Pizza Company
How many streams of online video occurred in May of 2009?
10,043,049,000
Up 34.8% from last year. If you plug the numbers… the video threshold length for short form web media is 2 minutes 30 seconds. I’ll say it again – 2009 is the year of web video.
Happy Birthday Nick Mearsha
Don’t bother with me explaining this… it sucks when it happens to you. But if you were supposedly poaching, like this guy. Not only do you get a massive hospital bill, but you also get made fun of.
Maybe some poles… next time bro.
TechCrunch summary of the last couple days.
1. Facebook overtakes Myspace in US users
2. Myspace lays off 30% of workforce
3. Facebook opens new 150,000 sq ft headquarters
Where do you think this buzz is going?
Watching network television on Mondays was killing me. Thanks for NOT rosing at the last ceremony Bachelor Mark – That opens up my week to start watching Superstar Kristi on ABC Tuesdays.
I basically yawned through this episode. Bachelor Mark yawns early too, but was able to show off his theatrical skills. Snow adventures commence… and Jillian probes the crowd for the real answers. If I hear “are you here for the right reasons” one more time I am going to pop my own eyes out.
Not surprised to see him go… but none the less am very surprised he had the balls to try this “find love on network television” approach of love seeking. It is good to have my golf partner back.
It’s always good to keep up on what is going on in sport.
Todays topic – Surfing
I finally did see The Hangover and although I thought the book was better, the movie did do a fairly good representation of a successful trip to Vegas.
1. “The Hangover,” $33.4 million. (105.4)
2. “Up,” $30.5 million. (187.2)
3. “The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3,” $25 million.
4. “Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian,” $9.6 million.
5. “Land of the Lost,” $9.2 million.
6. “Imagine That,” $5.7 million.
7. “Star Trek,” $5.6 million.
8. “Terminator Salvation,” $4.7 million.
9. “Angels & Demons,” $4.2 million.
10. “Drag Me to Hell,” $3.9 million.
I told Roxann to document something while she was out in Vegas for St. Patty’s day. She came back with this drunken endeavor of helping the streets of Las Vegas to party harder and act nicer.
Good deeds Roxs… Definitely good deeds indeed.
Good Deeds in Vegas
JP Auclair just informed me that he will be visiting Colorado prior to his 2nd Alpine Initiatives trip to Africa.
“I’ll be in CO between the 23rd and the 28th of June,right before heading off to Africa for our second AI trip. I think we should throw some partied to raise some $$ while we’re at it.”
JP’s french canadian is obviously still high gear. Can’t wait to revisit with him as it has been a very long time since our last edit session. Alpine Initiatives is about to drop a new website… take a sneak peak here and feel free to donate to the good cause.
New Alpine Initiatives Website Coming Soon