So far this year Santana is (4-2) with a 3.40 E.R.A.
He has pitched 7 games and already has 50 strikeouts, which is pretty amazing.
Tonight he is facing Mike Maroth (2-0, 5.35)
The Tigers are 2nd in the Central Division and are 21-12.
Hopefully the Twins will give Santana some much need run support.
If they do they WILL win!
Friday, May 11, 2007
Saturday, November 04, 2006
DNA Art Genetic Art, DNA Artwork Self Portraits, Artistry, Science Art, Collectible
DNA Art Genetic Art, DNA Artwork Self Portraits, Artistry, Science Art, Collectible: "DNA-Artistry™: The Art of Science -- creating one-of-a-kind genetic portraits.
DNA-Artistry™ gives new meaning to the term 'original art.' It's a self-portrait that's as individual - and unique - as you are. DNA-Artistry™ uses the science of your individual DNA sequence to create art in the form of your very own genetic blueprint. One that is beautifully - and colorfully - expressed on canvas or in print.
DNA-Artistry™ gives new meaning to the term 'original art.' It's a self-portrait that's as individual - and unique - as you are. DNA-Artistry™ uses the science of your individual DNA sequence to create art in the form of your very own genetic blueprint. One that is beautifully - and colorfully - expressed on canvas or in print.
Clubbin' : Toddler Style
At Foundation Nightclub in Minneapolis, Minnesota, there usually is a 21- plus rule like every other club in the U.S. But now that rule goes out the window as kids as young as 6 months can now go clubbin' with their parents. To the beat of many disco and 1980's songs, such as "Stayin' Alive" and "Rock with you" by Michael Jackson. The concept was started by a mom in Philadelphia, where this Baby Loves Disco sells out a popular nightclub many weekends. It soon caught the attention of many music producers and soon spread to 16 cities.
I think this is kind of wierd but if you want something to do with your toddler and they are full of energy, this might be the perfect solution.
www.babylovesdisco.com
Additional Information in case you are interested:
What: Baby Loves Disco
Where: Foundation Nightclub, 10 S. Fifth St., Minneapolis
When: 2 to 5 p.m. November 18th
Cost: $10 per person (crawlers are free)
Who: People with babies who still want to club
A bubble machine that will entertain all.
Dress Code: Casual
I think this is kind of wierd but if you want something to do with your toddler and they are full of energy, this might be the perfect solution.
www.babylovesdisco.com
Additional Information in case you are interested:
What: Baby Loves Disco
Where: Foundation Nightclub, 10 S. Fifth St., Minneapolis
When: 2 to 5 p.m. November 18th
Cost: $10 per person (crawlers are free)
Who: People with babies who still want to club
A bubble machine that will entertain all.
Dress Code: Casual
Friday, October 27, 2006
Snoop Busted for pot, a gun, and a 21 inch collapsable baton
He's not the sharpest tool in the toolshed
Bringing pot and a gun to the airport in a bag that he was going to bring onto an airplane. He was arrested for all this at the Bob Hope Airport in Burbank, California, at 3:45 p.m. on Thursday. A month ago he was caught with a 21-inch collapsible baton in his possesion. So he is doubly in trouble.
Bringing pot and a gun to the airport in a bag that he was going to bring onto an airplane. He was arrested for all this at the Bob Hope Airport in Burbank, California, at 3:45 p.m. on Thursday. A month ago he was caught with a 21-inch collapsible baton in his possesion. So he is doubly in trouble.
Sunday, October 08, 2006
Grand Theft Auto Fan Charged with.....Grand Theft Auto!!!!
What a dummy!
Canadian Mounties nab car thief after being tipped off by his large tattoo of the car-theft-centric game's logo.
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas for PC: $19.99
Grand Theft Auto Sweat Shirt: $29.99
Grand Theft Auto Tattoo: $56.00
Showing your tattoo off to the Mounties
while stealing a car: Priceless
Wednesday, September 27, 2006
Seacreast: Gay or Uber Gay?
"In a 2003 interview, Seacrest answered gay rumors in an interview with the weekly entertainment magazine Steppin' Out [1]:
I'm trying to think of the best way to describe the feeling I get when I hear that particular rumor. I am a certain way. I am relatively clean-cut and I do like to shop for clothes. If I had to break it down stereotypically, that would be a gay male habit. Well for me it's not. It's a straight male habit.
In May 2006, Teri Hatcher insinuated Seacrest was gay on Late Show with David Letterman. Earlier in the evening, a gag with Mother's Day gifts included a diamond studded heart which read 'I'm gay.' When Letterman asked 'Whose type do you think he is?', she responded 'I think there was a Mother's Day gift that he should buy,' referring to the earlier joke.
On an episode of On Air with Ryan Seacrest, where Gene Simmons of KISS was a guest, Simmons said that he was going to become a rabbi but then he saw a girl jumprope and he changed his mind. Simmons then asked Seacrest if he went 'that way'; Seacrest replied that he went 'both ways.' There was then an awkward moment of silence, implying that Seacrest may be bisexual."
I'm trying to think of the best way to describe the feeling I get when I hear that particular rumor. I am a certain way. I am relatively clean-cut and I do like to shop for clothes. If I had to break it down stereotypically, that would be a gay male habit. Well for me it's not. It's a straight male habit.
In May 2006, Teri Hatcher insinuated Seacrest was gay on Late Show with David Letterman. Earlier in the evening, a gag with Mother's Day gifts included a diamond studded heart which read 'I'm gay.' When Letterman asked 'Whose type do you think he is?', she responded 'I think there was a Mother's Day gift that he should buy,' referring to the earlier joke.
On an episode of On Air with Ryan Seacrest, where Gene Simmons of KISS was a guest, Simmons said that he was going to become a rabbi but then he saw a girl jumprope and he changed his mind. Simmons then asked Seacrest if he went 'that way'; Seacrest replied that he went 'both ways.' There was then an awkward moment of silence, implying that Seacrest may be bisexual."
Tuesday, August 01, 2006
Lousy Steriod Using Americans!
Tests show that some of the testosterone in Floyd Landis' system at the Tour de France was synthetic and not naturally produced by his body as he claimed, according to a newspaper report.
The French antidoping lab testing the American cyclist's samples determined that some of the hormone came from an external source, The New York Times reported on its Web site Monday night, citing a person at the International Cycling Union with knowledge of the result.
A confirmation of the result would undermine the defense that Landis has stood behind since he tested positive for an abnormally high ratio of testosterone to epitestosterone in one sample taken following the 17th stage of the Tour de France, where he staged a stirring comeback in the Alps to make up for a poor performance the day before.
The French antidoping lab testing the American cyclist's samples determined that some of the hormone came from an external source, The New York Times reported on its Web site Monday night, citing a person at the International Cycling Union with knowledge of the result.
A confirmation of the result would undermine the defense that Landis has stood behind since he tested positive for an abnormally high ratio of testosterone to epitestosterone in one sample taken following the 17th stage of the Tour de France, where he staged a stirring comeback in the Alps to make up for a poor performance the day before.
Camp Runestone
Cool Website thats everything Harry Potter!
This week I am working at the Science Museum of Minnesota. I am a summer camp counselor. This is the second week I've worked this summer. My first camp was Electrokinetic Camp, which was very fun and interesting. This week I am counseling a camp that is called Camp Runestone. It is based almost entirely on the Harrypotter Series, but it also is about other wizards and witches and magical things. Well seventeen days until this blogs third birthday.
This week I am working at the Science Museum of Minnesota. I am a summer camp counselor. This is the second week I've worked this summer. My first camp was Electrokinetic Camp, which was very fun and interesting. This week I am counseling a camp that is called Camp Runestone. It is based almost entirely on the Harrypotter Series, but it also is about other wizards and witches and magical things. Well seventeen days until this blogs third birthday.
Friday, July 28, 2006
College Visits; Comparison
College Visits
July, 2006
Hillsdale:
- In Michigan
- Commuting home could be a hassle (traveling through Chicago)
- Might not be able to major in classics, only minor
- Don't need a car (About 50% of kids have cars)
- Might be hard for me to get into
Lawrence:
- In a big town, Appleton
- Don't need a car (About 40% of kids have cars)
- Great classics program
- Beautiful Campus
- Pretty easy to travel to both Twin Cities and Brule (5-6 hours)
- Very welcome and warm people
- Pretty certain I could get in
July, 2006
Hillsdale:
- In Michigan
- Commuting home could be a hassle (traveling through Chicago)
- Might not be able to major in classics, only minor
- Don't need a car (About 50% of kids have cars)
- Might be hard for me to get into
Lawrence:
- In a big town, Appleton
- Don't need a car (About 40% of kids have cars)
- Great classics program
- Beautiful Campus
- Pretty easy to travel to both Twin Cities and Brule (5-6 hours)
- Very welcome and warm people
- Pretty certain I could get in
Wednesday, July 26, 2006
Hillsdale College
We are visiting this college tomorrow. I am excited, I have talked to many people and
they all rave aboout Hillsdale. We are driving all the way from Rockford, Illinois to
Hillsdale Michigan, which will be at least a 5-6 hour drive. We are going to split the driving, my mom and I, and are going to try to avoid Chicago traffic as much as possible. The next day we are taking a ferry from Ludington, Michigan to somewhere near Appleton, Michigan, where we will visit Lawrence college. Then we are going to drive all the way from Appleton, Michigan back home to St. Paul.
Then next week I will continue working as a Science Museum Camp Conselor and will be doing a camp called "Camp Crawler" which should be very interesting.
Well Fun Stuff. This blogs third birthday is also coming up quickly. Well only about 4-5 weeks left of summer and not much free time.
they all rave aboout Hillsdale. We are driving all the way from Rockford, Illinois to
Hillsdale Michigan, which will be at least a 5-6 hour drive. We are going to split the driving, my mom and I, and are going to try to avoid Chicago traffic as much as possible. The next day we are taking a ferry from Ludington, Michigan to somewhere near Appleton, Michigan, where we will visit Lawrence college. Then we are going to drive all the way from Appleton, Michigan back home to St. Paul.
Then next week I will continue working as a Science Museum Camp Conselor and will be doing a camp called "Camp Crawler" which should be very interesting.
Well Fun Stuff. This blogs third birthday is also coming up quickly. Well only about 4-5 weeks left of summer and not much free time.
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