Sporting life

If Only The Dead Knew Facebook

Posted on May 24, 2012. Filed under: Ramblings, Public Relations, Social Media, Sporting life, Digital Dalliances, Society | Tags: , |

“I come from a long line of dead people,” novelist Lawrence Block observed via one of his tough-guy detective characters. No truer words were ever spoken. So far as we know, no person to date has ever lived forever. Candidates are out there – baseball slugger Ted Williams was famously put on cryogenic ice post-mortem, with [...]

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An HTML Line Not To Be Crossed

Posted on March 1, 2012. Filed under: Digital Dalliances, Public Relations, Sporting life | Tags: , , , |

Working with website coding this morning. It’s a difficult process, one in which I’m self-taught. Today, I’m struggling with how to put in a new horizontal line on my pages. I want to standardize one across all pages, so I’m working with CSS. You wouldn’t think it would be that difficult. A solitary line, extending across [...]

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Loppet or Leave it

Posted on February 7, 2011. Filed under: Public Relations, Sporting life, Twin Cities region | Tags: , , , , |

http://www.facebook.com/widgets/like.php?href=https://prstar.wordpress.com/?p=767 What’s in a name? A plethora of wobble-legged snow cruisers, in the case of the world-famous City of Lakes Loppet in Minneapolis. When a California friend asked me what a loppet was, I was forced to admit I didn’t know. This in spite of living and working in Minneapolis all these years, with some ongoing exposure to the [...]

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