My pal Jay Flemma has a fun post pointing out the fact that much of Facebook is worthless drivel. Personally I don’t want to know that a girl i dated 25 years ago thinks her two year old son’s farts smell like roast beef.
To that end Jay has a top 10 list of entertaining Facebook updates and guess who owns the #1 spot? Yours truly. You’ll have to check it out to see what boneheaded thing I did to warrant the top spot on the list.
Local crooks, one who is a well known local golfer, busted after bragging about their crime on facebook
There’s another post Jay may not aware of which is dumb and sad. A guy I’ve played golf with here, who is the top rated amateur golfer in the state, apparently bragged on his facebook page about ripping off a yogurt shop. Sadly he and his two accomplices are in jail. I’m very bummed to hear this news about someone I know, as well as someone who has so much potential.
Im in South Bend getting ready for my Utes to play Notre Dame tomorrow. Had a blast last night at the local establishments.
Here’s a shot of Notre Dame stadium at about midnight last night.
Greetings from the Salt Lake International airport. I’m now waiting for my flight to Chicago where I’ll be meeting a bunch of buddies and caravanning to South Bend, Indiana. We will be taking in all the sights and sounds of Notre Dame football as my top 15 (8-1) University of Utah Utes football team rolls into town.
Debauchery to follow soon.
I’m blogging from my new Apple iPad. For the first time in HOG World Tour history I’m traveling without my laptop. I’m still getting used to the keyboard so forgive any spelling errors!
Continuing on with my current “Golf Art” theme, here’s a piece by a cat in San Francisco named Vincent Concepcion, owner of Gamma Canvas. This piece is called “San Francisco Golfer.” Click the image to view a larger version.
Vincent works in a process he calls “Hand Drawn Digital Art.” First he sketches the art by hand. Then he scans it into the computer where he enhances it and uses digital airbrushing to produce the incredible shading and gradients you can see in the art. Once the art is done, it is transferred to a canvas via an archival quality print technology.
Vincent’s work is very fun and the details are amazing. There are also some “hidden gems” in there too, which make it even more fun.
Best of luck to my buddy Vincent Concepcion and his new golf art project!