May the Fourth, be with you
It’s Star Wars day!
Jib Jab partnered up with LucasFilm so that you put yourself in a Star Wars movie. Here is me as Luke in Empire Strikes Back.
Blowing up Texas Stadium
Sure the view of the Texas Stadium implosion was cool from the outside. An 11-year-old named Casey Rogers, the winner of a local essay-writing contest, pushed the button that triggered the implosion, and set off 1.5 tons of explosives that brought down the stadium.
But imagine what it looked like from inside the stadium.
Even better than imagination, the Cowboys filmed the implosion from the 50 yard line: Farewell to Texas Stadium.
I don’t think the camera made it out in one piece. It looks like one of the girders came crashing down on it, ending the video before the entire stadium came down.
At least you can see the entire thing from the outside:
Love Your iPad, but will it blend?
Hutts and Recreation
New England Winter Weather Signs
Translating winter road conditions into “New England-ish”:
from FailBlog: New England Road Sign Win.
Difference Between Being an Adult and a Parent
Today is Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day .. pop, pop, pop, pop….
Bubble Wrap was created by two engineers, Alfred Fielding and Marc Chavannes, in 1957. They went on to form the Sealed Air Corporation (US) in 1960. That makes 2010 the 50th birthday of Bubble Wrap®.
Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day has been celebrated annually on the last Monday in January since 2001.
How can you celebrate?
Pop some! Or if you don’t have ready access, you can pop some virtually with Sealed Air’s virtual bubble wrap game. Or check out some of their other Bubble Wrap Fun.







