Just saying, but Celtic themed stuff has historically been an audience fav in Boston where the Celtics once reigned on the parquet floor.
I think the bigger question is whether anyone will attempt to skate to “Sweet Caroline,” what with Worlds being in Boston and all
I had to look that one up! I love this board.I think the bigger question is whether anyone will attempt to skate to “Sweet Caroline,” what with Worlds being in Boston and all
I had to look that one up! I love this board.
A quaint regional sports tradition and yes, during the initial season of the Cranberry Cup, Sweet Caroline was played in the interval before the last group of skaters took the ice. Locals sang along lustily and did the appropriate moves.See, not just international fans going "huh".
Ye olde seventh inning stretch, and I don't even like baseball.....
A quaint regional sports tradition and yes, during the initial season of the Cranberry Cup, Sweet Caroline was played in the interval before the last group of skaters took the ice. Locals sang along lustily and did the appropriate moves.
Admittedly there were also a few puzzled looks from the out-of-towners
You need at least some knowledge of other sports for the relevance of Sweet Caroline to Boston. I can see Rusty or DJ Romeo or whoever playing it during Zamboni time. With American fans singing along and international fans going "huh"
It's actually during the 8th inning now.See, not just international fans going "huh".
Ye olde seventh inning stretch, and I don't even like baseball.....
It's actually during the 8th inning now.
OTOH, this Dec. I will be on an 11 day cruise to the Sea of Cortez and in April, a 17 day cruise to Hawaii. And tomorrow, a 7 day cruise to Alaska. But last weekend Barb and the dogs and I were the only tent campers at the cold Helena MT dog agility trials, so I need a break.Putting it on the warm side. The average temperature in January for all states (excluding Alaska an Hawaii) is 31.8 degrees F.
USFS is wasting no time with the promos for Nats, and the obligatory "Jason tours the Nats city" fluff piece
(took them longer to churn out the Jason in Columbus piece than this. )
Yes—they apparently sent that out, unsolicited, to anyone in their ticket-buying databaseDont quote me as I am not awake yet but I just got an email from USFS that there are 25-35% pirate fees on US nats tickets? Anyone else get that email?
OK, got another email from USFS...this one is pretty interesting. Check out the sum of the "fees" Something for a venue/state to think about when bidding on events. I can tell you (cause I was there) that the promoters of Nats Spokane 2010 were promised $100,000 by the gov of the State of WA if they won the bid, as the 10 percent sales tax and other taxes would be a big boon to the state. After Spokane won, the gov pulled back the $100,000. The promoters were not amused (Toby and Barb told me the event would still go on and did well but that had to sour them on promoting many more skating events.Yes—they apparently sent that out, unsolicited, to anyone in their ticket-buying database