2006 Winter Olympics Tag Page
Thanks WLBT and Jack Hobbs
I just wanted to give a big THANKS to WLBT and Jack Hobbs.
We were lucky enough to have WLBT in Jackson interview Danielle as part of their Morning program in preparation of the 2006 Winter Olympics. We did not know what to expect and Jack Hobbs did an outstanding job of making everyone feel at home in front of the camera.
Jack has a knack for having a little fun with his job and it makes it so easy for those who are not used to being in front of the camera. Danielle started out extremely nervous and quickly looked at [...]
Super Bowl, Winter Olympics and NASCAR
Although I did not have a favorite in the Super Bowl, I guess I was rooting for Seattle. However, I am happy to see the Steelers get their victory and Jerome Bettis be able to retire at the top. Pretty ironic seeing how I am a diehard Cowboy fan. Oh well, football is not what it used to be, at least for me.
Now we get on to the start of my favorite sport, Nascar !!
And to fill in some of the missing schedule we have the Winter Olympics to watch. And yes in our house the women’s Figure [...]
Europe: Over 18 million watch Olympics over the Internet
Over 18 million watched live events of the Olympic Games on TV websites or on Eurovision (the pan-European video portal) according to figures released by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU). According to EurActiv.com this increase in viewers will make it necessary to update networks to satisfy surging demand. The Beijing Games has seen about the largest online audience ever recorded for an Olympics at European level. The 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin attracted an audience of less than two mi
Europe: Over 18 million watch Olympics over the Internet
Over 18 million watched live events of the Olympic Games on TV websites or on Eurovision (the pan-European video portal) according to figures released by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU). According to EurActiv.com this increase in viewers will make it necessary to update networks to satisfy surging demand. The Beijing Games has seen about the largest online audience ever recorded for an Olympics at European level. The 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin attracted an audience of less than two mi
Distracted
I've really been lax about blogging this week. Mostly because I've been engrossed in three things: starting school again with Natalie, watching the Olympics and knitting on my Olympics project. "Olympics project?" you might ask. Yes. I'm sure whatever cool factor I had with some of you may now have been obliterated - but I'm ok with that.Just prior to the 2006 Winter Olympics, a rather spectacular knit blogger known as the Yarn Harlot organized the 2006 Knitting Olympics, where she challenge
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