This shirt has the stunning red I need to paint Camp Randall red on college football Saturday. Moderate combination of white and red. I like the white strip on each side of the sleeve. This shirt has Bucky on the front and the W logo printed on the left sleeve. Here is the product description: 100% cotton, heavy vintage wash, v-neck collar, heavily distressed screenprint on upper chest moves onto collar, fabric shoulder stripes cut into fabric, contrast stitching on cuffs and hem, screenprint logo on left shoulder, printed self-fabric size label with team logo. This shirt runs slightly smaller than most of the other shirts on our site. Unless you're looking for a close fit, we recommend that you order one size larger than you typically wear.
Friday, September 28, 2007
Why Would One Place the Towel Near the Toilet Bowl
I never understood why. Why would one place his/her towel next to the toilet bowl? The towel is one of the personal hygiene things which you should keep clean. And you're definitely not doing it right if you place your towel next to the toilet bowl. For those who rent apartments, yeah, maybe the towel racks are installed near the toilet bowls, but that does not leave you with no choice. The Regent Apts have the racks right in front of the toilet bowl and I never hang my towels there. I just simply hung it over the shower door. And I don't go and hang it behind the door because it's just too far away from the shower. With all the peeing and shitting going on, trust me, you don't want your towel somewhere near and later use it to wipe your face and all over your body. Unless you clean your toilet with disinfecting cleaners/wipes everyday, I strongly suggest that you stop placing your towels near the shit depository if you've been doing it all the while.
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Post Number 666 - Unlucky Maybe?
This is post number 666. Some believe this is the devil's number, representing hell, and it brings bad luck. So for the sake of my blog, I'll shoo away this bad omen with a post like this.
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Thursday, September 27, 2007
iPhoneSimFree-unlocked iPhones require AT&T SIM to reactivate
DO NOT UPDATE TO 1.1.1, IT RELOCKS YOUR PHONE AND 3RD PARTY PROGRAMS DO NOT WORK!!
As of today, the unlocked iPhones upgraded to 1.1.1 today aren't exactly unlocked anymore. Unlocking aside, the jailbreaking procedure that was used to load pretty much every application onto firmwares of old isn't working at the moment, so it seems the community's got a little work ahead of it in the next few hours. In the meantime, though, iPhoneSimFree has updated its site with the results of preliminary testing on the latest revision. The good news for buyers is that they apparently aren't getting the "Incorrect SIM" lockdown messages being observed by some anySIM users -- the bad news, though, is that you've gotta reactivate the darned thing with your original AT&T SIM after the upgrade takes place, then you're cool after that. Until the jailbreak is reestablished, activations won't be possible with alternative SIMs. EDGE usage looking a little lighter at the moment, there, T-Mobile?
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What is IPTV?
IPTV is a technology that provides you high-quality multi-channel television, streamed/downloadable video, Internet services and other interactive services - all delivered via the Internet and connected and displayed on the TV set in your living room.
IPTV was announced a little while ago, but the development doesn't seem to be that good. At least, to me it's not as popular as the SlingBox.
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Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Cristiano Ronaldo Scores on Sporting Lisbon Return as Jose Mourinho Sacked by Chelsea FC
In the opening game of the 2007-2008 UEFA Champions League opener, Manchester United made the trip to Lisbon to meet Cristiano Ronaldo's old team Sporting Lisbon. Ronaldo scored the only goal of the match thanks to a nicely driven cross form the right by the overlapping Wes Brown. The perfectly weighted cross was met with a header by the Portuguese who was perfectly placed to nod the ball home. Ronaldo was clearly the man of the match. He was given a standing ovation when he's replaced by Carlos Tevez with four minutes left. The warm reception by the Lisbon fans is a rarity in modern football as Sir Alex noted. Having donned Lisbon's green and white colors for seven years, Lisbon is a second home to Ronaldo after Manchester. Ronaldo also acknowledged the Lisbon crowd with mild celebrations after his goal which proved to be the decider. Wayne Rooney made his return to United's starting line up for the first time since his fractured foot suffered on the English Premier League's opening game versus Reading FC. Since it's his first game back for a month, there were doubts on how long would he last on the pitch. 70 minutes. He was replaced by French striker Louis Saha after 70 minutes as Sir Alex Ferguson rested him to prepare him for this weekend's crunch time battle against league title contender Chelsea FC. In another headline grabbing news, Jose Mourinho has been sacked by the club. After failing to win the Champions League despite being heavily funded by Roman Abramovich and a few dismal performances in the early season, he was given the boot. On a sidenote, Tevez, the Argentinian signed by Sir Alex after much trouble with West Ham, has drawn blanks so far this season. And Louis Saha looks unfit when he came on for Rooney. Edwin van der Sar made two fantastic saves to deny Lisbon goals and keep United a clean sheet.
Tevez, the Argentinian signed by Sir Alex after much trouble with West Ham, has drawn blanks so far this season.
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Saturday, September 15, 2007
8GB Sony Memory Stick Pro Duo - $119.99
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Friday, September 14, 2007
Nintendo Wii Overtakes Microsoft XBOX 360 in International Sales
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Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Madison WI Ranks No. 2 in Five Perfect College Towns
Madison, Wisconsin was the place I called home for the past 4 years. It was one of the best decision I had made in my life. Going through my college career in a small city like Madison was unimaginable then. The fun and friendly Madison community, the abundance of social and recreational activities, the superb sports passion and tradition, the beer and cheese.
It didn't look this way when I first stepped into Madison on August 17th 2003. But once all the college students came back to campus for fall semester, things became interestingly different.
From the freezing winter cold to the sweaty humid summer days to the brats, cheese and beer to Lake Mendota and Lake Monona to the Memorial Union and the Terrace to the Halloween parade cum riot at State Street to the Mifflin Block Party to Midwest Games 2006 to my summer sublet flooding incident to the spirituous football, basketball and hockey game days to the rainy night at Camp Randall Sept 24 2005 to the girl whom I struck love with to my graduation walk/ceremony in KOHL Center. All these will remain forever in my memory.
Being who I am and who I really am, I wouldn't trade all these for my spot at University of Michigan-Ann Arbor and University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign. Yes I was accepted to those two schools but fate brought me to the University of Wisconsin-Madison. If I had known all these plus points of Madison, I wouldn't even trade it for Cornell or MIT (not that I got admitted... yeah they rejected me!)
Here is the article excerpt about Madison:
Madison is not only the capital of Wisconsin, it's also a college town disguised by big-city buildings. The University of Wisconsin is the main reason this could-be-stuffy government city is a thriving epicenter for music, arts, and theater.
Located between Lakes Monona and Mendota, and offering 6,000 acres of parkland, Madison is a "green" city with a wide range of outdoor activities. The pretty UW campus is worth a stroll, but the major highlight is the UW-Madison Arboretum, offering 1,260 acres for bird-watching, biking, photography, hiking, and skiing.
State Street, the city's flourishing pedestrian mall, and Capitol Square can't be beat for nightlife and food. Affordable restaurants and lively pubs line the walking area, providing a perfect place to relax after finals. Blowing a little steam at one of the many eclectic shops downtown may also help reduce stress. It's not all fun and games, of course: Many restaurants and coffee shops offer a quiet place to study and focus on work.
The perfect 5 are:
1. Boulder, Colorado
2. Madison, Wisconsin
3. Northampton, Massachusetts
4. Berkeley, California
5. Burlington, Vermont
Too see the full descriptions and details of the original article by Kate Hamman, click here.
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