I am very sorry I gave Audra too much exposure. But after a comment in today’s Greenroom blog post where I linked to this post was removed, I feel that, as I had feared last night, I overstepped my bounds. Thank you very much, Brad.ħ/15, 2:30 PM UPDATE: I originally had video of two commercials Audra appeared in for motorcycle dealerships in Arkansas and Oklahoma. I thanked Brad in the comments to Audra’s post, but I’ll repeat the thanks here. It’s an honor just to be told The Mike Chimeri Blog should be nominated.
In the three months that this blog has existed (three months ago tomorrow), I never thought I would even be considered for a Webby Award. He was a legend in the NY Yankee organization. I heard about Bobby Mrcer from a sports channel I was watching the other day. He left quite a compliment for me:Īwesome blog, it should be nominated for a Webby Award, just like this one One of the regular commenters at the Greenroom blog was a man named Brad. Click on my name to go there or click on the link below to see my post: I posted about him – as well as Bobby Murcer, who died of brain cancer on the same day – on my blog. In one comment, I referred to my Saturday post on the passing of Tony Snow and Bobby Murcer:Įgarding Tony Snow, I was saddened when I heard he had passed away on Saturday. Audra Floyd, Alisyn’s summer intern, posted while Alisyn is on vacation. Today, I left a few comments to a blog post on Alisyn Camerota’s (“Fox and Friends,” Fox News Channel) Greenroom blog. For those of you on MySpace (account required), here are additional pictures. The first two were taken while waiting to board.Īnd on the way back, the Empire State Building:Ĩ/9 UPDATE: Kat Sarracco was aboard the 9:30 cruise. And Spyro Gyra always makes for a great time.Ĩ/1 UPDATE: Here are some additional pictures from the cruise. The following picture taken afterward with me makes up for it:ĭespite some personal moments early on where I felt overwhelmed (oh, that Asperger Syndrome)–such as indecision on whether to sit in one of the rows of chairs or at a table (settled on a table), not realizing the ticket to the buffet was only good one time (that worked out in the end, too)–I had a great time. My apologies to Tom for only having a shot where he blinked. The band stands together and waves at the end: In the span of a week, I got to see two phenomenal drummers ( John Favicchia last Thursday).
I was eating my buffet dinner, and then out on the bow, when Jay was on soprano sax on “Simple Pleasures” and “Get Busy,” but here he is on both alto and soprano on “Funkyard Dog”:Īsking the passengers a question in slow motion (on the third attempt): On the alto and soprano saxophones, Jay Beckenstein: Before I took pictures of them, I went out to the bow of the ship. Outside of Dharma All Stars and Natural Selection (saxophonist Mario Cruz’s band) gigs, I have never been as close to the band while they’re playing as I was last night. This week, the performers were Spyro Gyra.ĥ.
The cruise route took us down the Hudson River, through New York Harbor, up the East River, and back. Last night, I was aboard the Spirit of New York‘s sunset cruise (6:30 PM) out of Chelsea Piers (Pier 61) in New York, New York, which featured the weekly Smooth Cruise. Spyro Gyra Smooth Cruise recap JPosted by Mike C.
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