StarWarsGirl
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Where in the World is Bob Saget?
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NYwdwfan
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So I can be surprised by them when I log back in!!
Lucky
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Just remember not to use your "Tim Tebow" account this time!
Cesar R M
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That actually is a clever project and a pretty blatant and direct conclusion XD
Nah.. Keep on truckin' .
or like The johnny walker ad..
"Keep Likin'"
Sorry guys, my iPad was having troubles getting signals. You see, I just got a new lid, but unfortunately it isn't good for WiFi devices.
Soarin' Over Pgh
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This happened
And I got some great pics of Pittsburgh penguins memorabilia and met two of them. I can't remember who, so we will call them Cute and Cuter. Then I took a nice long walk across the Clemente bridge, through pnc park, down to Heinz field and the Carnegie science center, stopped to check text msgs, hopped Pittsburgh not-a-monorail back to downtown and ended up in market square eating fresh roasted peanuts and watching the birds fight over the shells.
Much better than being at work all afternoon.
I got a bunch more pics but I'm too tired to move to my desktop to dump them here. It's too hard with an iPad. Not hard, but tedious, and I just can't.
And I got some great pics of Pittsburgh penguins memorabilia and met two of them. I can't remember who, so we will call them Cute and Cuter. Then I took a nice long walk across the Clemente bridge, through pnc park, down to Heinz field and the Carnegie science center, stopped to check text msgs, hopped Pittsburgh not-a-monorail back to downtown and ended up in market square eating fresh roasted peanuts and watching the birds fight over the shells.
Much better than being at work all afternoon.
I got a bunch more pics but I'm too tired to move to my desktop to dump them here. It's too hard with an iPad. Not hard, but tedious, and I just can't.
NYwdwfan
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This happened
And I got some great pics of Pittsburgh penguins memorabilia and met two of them. I can't remember who, so we will call them Cute and Cuter. Then I took a nice long walk across the Clemente bridge, through pnc park, down to Heinz field and the Carnegie science center, stopped to check text msgs, hopped Pittsburgh not-a-monorail back to downtown and ended up in market square eating fresh roasted peanuts and watching the birds fight over the shells.
Much better than being at work all afternoon.
I got a bunch more pics but I'm too tired to move to my desktop to dump them here. It's too hard with an iPad. Not hard, but tedious, and I just can't.
Any pics w/Pens?
Did you meet James Neal maybe?
Soarin' Over Pgh
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Let me hop on the PC and drop some pics
Soarin' Over Pgh
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Cute and Cuter
Some Penguins stuff (if you want to see it all, LMK, i'll upload it to my Photobucket acct and link you)
City view from the bridge
Roberto Clemente outside PNC park
Inside PNC park (most of it is open for walkers/runners)
other side of PNC
Heinz Field from riverwalk
Mr Fred Rogers memorial
city view from outside Heinz Field
Sorry ... I take alot of pics.... I photographed like, everything inside the Pop Up Canada (hockey special, I learned, is today only) and dont wanna annoy anyone with a dozen pics of it :\ I already feel like I post too many.
Some Penguins stuff (if you want to see it all, LMK, i'll upload it to my Photobucket acct and link you)
City view from the bridge
Roberto Clemente outside PNC park
Inside PNC park (most of it is open for walkers/runners)
other side of PNC
Heinz Field from riverwalk
Mr Fred Rogers memorial
city view from outside Heinz Field
Sorry ... I take alot of pics.... I photographed like, everything inside the Pop Up Canada (hockey special, I learned, is today only) and dont wanna annoy anyone with a dozen pics of it :\ I already feel like I post too many.
acishere
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I don't think photography is something people complain about around this thraed.Cute and Cuter
Some Penguins stuff (if you want to see it all, LMK, i'll upload it to my Photobucket acct and link you)
City view from the bridge
Roberto Clemente outside PNC park
Inside PNC park (most of it is open for walkers/runners)
other side of PNC
Heinz Field from riverwalk
Mr Fred Rogers memorial
city view from outside Heinz Field
Sorry ... I take alot of pics.... I photographed like, everything inside the Pop Up Canada (hockey special, I learned, is today only) and dont wanna annoy anyone with a dozen pics of it :\ I already feel like I post too many.
Speak for yourself. Oh wait, you are. Never mind.
MinnieM123
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This is why Long Islanders LOVE Billy Joel:
http://www.newsday.com/entertainmen...f-dreams-billy-joel-tribute-concert-1.7659661
Billy Joel makes surprise visit to school's 'River of Dreams' Billy Joel tribute concert
Originally published: April 9, 2014 7:00 PM
Updated: April 9, 2014 10:25 PM
By DAVID J. CRIBLEZ david.criblez@newsday.com
Billy Joel got to watch a Billy Joel concert Wednesday.
The Piano Man himself was a surprise guest in the audience at Glen Cove's Deasy Elementary School spring concert, "The River of Dreams: A Billy Joel Tribute."
In the show, kindergartners through second-graders performed 15 songs from various phases of Joel's career.
"We invited Billy Joel on a lark, but we didn't expect him to come. It was totally thrilling," said Nomi Rosen, Deasy's principal. "We were all beside ourselves."
Joel drove to the Finley Middle School's Wunsch Art Center, where Deasy's concert was held, a mere 10 minutes from his Centre Island home, via motorcycle. He arrived casually five minutes before the 9:30 a.m. start.
"I asked him if he wanted to sit in front, but he said he would rather stay in the back so he wouldn't make the kids nervous," Rosen said.
Parents and staff made a joint effort to invite Joel. Letters were sent, as well as Facebook messages on his fan page.
"I found out two minutes before the concert started that he was here and it totally freaked me out. My nerves went sky-high," admitted Rosita Mallo, concert director and music teacher. "This was a very welcomed surprise. It gave the kids extra energy to perform."
After hearing the kindergartners and first graders, Joel started getting flooded with photo and autograph requests, prompting him to exit early. However, the memory was already made.
"These kids will have a story to tell how they got to sing for Billy Joel," says Kim Velentzas, 42, of Glen Cove, who was in the audience to see her son Harrison, 7, perform. "For a Long Islander, that's a big deal."
That's a great human interest story, and very uplifting.
I really like Billy Joel's music and had the pleasure of attending the sold-out, Millennium Concert, on Dec. 31, 1999, at Madison Square Garden, New York City. What an outstanding show that was. Interesting to note as well, that he made sure he paid attention to those people in the lower-priced seats behind the stage, and also high up in the arena. I was impressed by that.
I just got my hair cut (all of them, fyi), and walking from where I parked on a nearby street, I had to walk under the fire escape of an apartment above the hair salon. On the fire escape were two drunk college students who poked holes in beer cans and were drinking it. I couldn't exactly tell what they were doing until I walked directly under them. Then I could smell the beer that they had spilled. Luckily they weren't dripping when I went by!
englanddg
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It's called...shotgunning.
MinnieM123
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I also got The Solemn White Dog. Hmm . . . wonder what my dog thinks of that? I think he can only relate to me as his human.
MinnieM123
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Cute and Cuter
Some Penguins stuff (if you want to see it all, LMK, i'll upload it to my Photobucket acct and link you)
City view from the bridge
Roberto Clemente outside PNC park
Inside PNC park (most of it is open for walkers/runners)
other side of PNC
Heinz Field from riverwalk
Mr Fred Rogers memorial
city view from outside Heinz Fiel
Sorry ... I take alot of pics.... I photographed like, everything inside the Pop Up Canada (hockey special, I learned, is today only) and dont wanna annoy anyone with a dozen pics of it :\ I already feel like I post too many.
Nice pictures. (Although, I don't keep up with team sports so I'm not familiar with the people you showed.) However, I really enjoyed the nice statue and tribute plaque in honor of Mr. Rogers. That was touching. I didn't realize he was from your area.
NYwdwfan
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Cute and Cuter
Some Penguins stuff (if you want to see it all, LMK, i'll upload it to my Photobucket acct and link you)
City view from the bridge
Roberto Clemente outside PNC park
Inside PNC park (most of it is open for walkers/runners)
other side of PNC
Heinz Field from riverwalk
Mr Fred Rogers memorial
city view from outside Heinz Field
Sorry ... I take alot of pics.... I photographed like, everything inside the Pop Up Canada (hockey special, I learned, is today only) and dont wanna annoy anyone with a dozen pics of it :\ I already feel like I post too many.
Awesome!!! Love the photos. Thanks for posting!!!
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