I saw someone who was apparently pro-TeaParty post this video to a blog because he was proud that someone roughed up these three girls… I don’t think anyone should be proud of that. I definitely don’t have all of the backstory, but it seems like they had something to say against the speaker, a Tea Party supporter from Arizona, Sherrif Joe Arpaio. According to Wikipedia, “Arpaio has become a flashpoint for controversy surrounding Arizona’s SB1070 anti-illegal immigration act.”
The person who posted this on his YouTube channel is a Jason W Hoyt, who claims to be one of the “founding fathers” of the Tea Party Movement.
Fresh off of his interview with the Afternoon Play-by-Play with Tom and Mike on 1280 AM's Sports Fanatic in Sarasota, FL (http://www.wtmy.com/), the SoTG, Chris, and Weasel breakdown what was a wild and whacky week 10.
At TEDxOrlando last week, I was very inspired by a woman who measured the affects of regular aerobic exercise on the brain – it actually improves your long-term memory. The line from her bio reads: “Wendy Suzuki holds a faculty position in the Center for Neural Science at New York University, where she also runs an active research lab.” So there.
The workout she did was called IntenSati. A little bit like spinning without the bike or zumba with a lot more yelling. Look it up.
Then I saw this post by Jessica Earley about Dance Therapy:
When I saw both of these, I was also reminded of a reference in a Daniel Pink book to Laughing Clubs or Laughter Yoga. It works. Don’t believe me?
Clinical research on Laughter Yoga methods, conducted at the University of Graz in Austria; Bangalore, India; and in the United States has proved that Laughter lowers the level of stress hormones (epinephrine, cortisol, etc) in the blood. It fosters a positive and hopeful attitude. It is less likely for a person to succumb to stress and feelings of depression and helplessness, if one is able to laugh away the troubles.
The SoTG, Chris, and Weasel bring you Week 9 actions. With the Midpoint of the Season -- here also we have the MidSeason Awards.
Ryan Price, Andrew Riley, Mike Anello, and special guest Stephen Barker (DigitalFrontiersMedia on drupal.org) discuss all the Drupal news that’s fit to talk about. Stephen Barker is a Drupal developer based in Sarasota, Florida with a background in biology and augmented reality (and somehow manage to tie it in with Drupal). We talk about mobile app development, Drupal 8 core initiatives status, Panels versus the world, as well as a bunch of other current stories. As always, we make our picks of week and announce our site of the week.
The Law of 'Any Given Sunday' was reiterated this week . . . unless you were beaten 62-7. The SoTG, Chris and Weasel discuss.
The NFL may be down to one undefeated team, but the action still came in prides as the SoTG, Chris and Weasel bring the action of week 6 to you.
Andrew Riley, Ryan Price, and Mike Anello interview part of the team from Droplabs, a Los Angeles-based Drupal-centric co-working facility. In addition to the usual latest Drupal news and picks, we spoke with Christefano Reyes, Blake Senftner, and Lee Vodra about the genesis of Droplabs, its place in the LA Drupal Community, and how they’re feeling their way in making the space successful in the long term. ![]()
Week 5 action sets the tone for continued confusion to predicted results. The SoTG, Chris and Weasel tell you what went wrong.
UPDATE: There's a reference to Kendall Davis for the Niners, that's ACTUALLY supposed to be RB Kendall Hunter
Every Monday, the corner of Corrine Drive and Winter Park Blvd is converted into a local market with fresh food and other handmade goods from local sellers. Here is one woman’s view of the best of the market.
Watch: A few favs at Audobon Community Market
Week 3 action was wacky to say the least. The SoTG, Chris and Weasel help bring clarity to the crazy combo of calamity.