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Thursday, June 14, 2007

Pro Wrestling Beyond - School's Out Slaughter

PWB RingsidePlease visit PWB Ringside for the School's Out Slaughter review.

Sunday, June 03, 2007

Apple Valley Packers

Wenatchee's Apple Valley Packers playing a doubleheader at Recreation Park. The Packers are part of the senior American Legion's Central Washington League.
At attention during the National Anthem
American LegionPacker at bat
PitcherRunners from both teams tagged out at first during the first game
Tagged out trying to steal second base

Sunday, May 27, 2007

PWB School's Out Slaughter, June 9th

Pro Wrestling Beyond - School's Out Slaughter Flyer

6:00pm on Saturday, June 9th at at the Wenatchee Convention Center located at 121 North Wenatchee Avenue in Wenatchee, Washington.

Thursday, May 24, 2007

East Wenatchee Controlled House Fire

On Tuesday, May 22nd, the Wenatchee Fire Department and Douglas County Fire District 2 had a controlled burn using an old house next to the New Life Center Church on the corner of 5th and Colorado in East Wenatchee. Apparently the fire got a little out of control when winds unexpectedly picked up. The Wenatchee World featured an article about the incident.

Here are a few photos and some video footage of the fire.

2007 - Firefighters training in East Wenatchee, Washington2007 - Firefighters training in East Wenatchee, Washington
2007 - Firefighters training in East Wenatchee, Washington
2007 - Firefighters training in East Wenatchee, Washington2007 - Firefighters training in East Wenatchee, Washington

Wednesday, April 18, 2007

Cable, Satellite and now Joost?

Joost National Geographic ChannelWith no major networks broadcasting locally, most North Central Washington residents rely on cable or satellite for their daily dose of TV. With the Internet becoming more of a necessity than a luxury, most of us pay a monthly phone, TV, and now Internet bill. VOIP phone services like Vonage are allowing some to forgo the monthly phone bill in favor of a lower monthly bill for a service that piggybacks off the Internet. So if a phone company can bypass traditional means of providing a service, then why not TV?

Napster made sharing music files fast, easy and very popular. Similar services popped up later that not only allowed people to share music, but video as well. The problem so far with file sharing, is a majority of it has been illegal, but now a new company called "Joost" (pronounced juiced) is trying to use file sharing to deliver television over the Internet. Will it work or be successful? Your guess is as good as mine. Regardless, after reading about Joost in Time magazine I requested to be a beta tester of their service. What do I think about Joost so far? The only thing it has going for it is potential. Limited channels and limited shows for the moment, but just like file sharing networks, the more people that use it, the better it will get.

Joost recently sent me some invites that will automatically allow others to join in on their free beta testing. If anyone is interested in trying out Joost, simply contact me here. Be sure to leave a name and email address.
Joost Music Channel

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