Showing posts with label sports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sports. Show all posts

Thursday, March 8, 2012

Mark Miller, Honest Real Estate and Mortgage Broker, Los Angeles


Mark Miller, Real Estate and Mortgage Broker
A picture is worth a thousand words but a picture of words is definitely worth a lot more.

This post qualifies for a blog on sports, health and wellness. The banner shown in the picture was found at a Children’s baseball field in Westwood, West Los Angeles. The field is where West LA Little League (www.wlalittleleague.org) plays baseball.

The picture tells the whole story of honest real estate and mortgage broker, Mark Miller:
"If your mother, father,
Brother, sister, aunt,
Uncle, niece, nephew,
Cousin, grandparent or
Friend isn’t a real estate
or mortgage broker,
call me
Barcode Properties
Mark Miller – 310 860 7595"

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Also check out West LA Little League
www.wlalittleleague.org

Friday, February 17, 2012

Girls basketball team penalized for wearing pink uniform


pink basketball girls
An interesting incident occurred during a girls’ high school basketball game in Nebraska between Burke High (Omaha) and visiting Columbus (Nebraska.).

Burke High girls basketball team was penalized with a technical foul for wearing pink uniforms in a home game. When Burke High was leading by a point, the opposite team coach pointed out the violation that the home teams are required to wear white uniform. The opposite team scored the points and finally also won the game 62-47.

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Jeremy Lin, Knicks basketball and Asian, Chinese madness


Jeremy Lin, NBA basketball
Since Jeremy Lin started playing basketball for the New York Knicks a few week ago, they have been doing well. Knicks have won six games in a row partly due to good performance of Jeremy Lin who is of Chinese descent. However, things have gone a bit too far almost to the verge of insanity because of Chinese Asians.

There is an explosion of Asians watching and talking about basketball. People are willing to pay more to watch Lin play. Every time Jeremy Lin plays, which has been about six times with Knicks so far, the Asians bombard the internet with flood of twits, tags and chatter about the greatness of Chinese basketball player.