“Laugh when you can, apologize when you should, and let go of what you can’t change. Kiss slowly, play hard, forgive quickly, take chances, and give everything and have no regrets. Life’s too short to be anything but happy.” – Author Unkown
05Nov
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01Oct
Delaware 2011 Auto Show – October 7th-9th
Car Image Courtesy Chevrolet.com
Mark your calendars…The 2011 Delaware Auto Show is just around the corner. It will be held at the Chase Center on the Riverfront in Wilmington, DE on October 7th through October 9th. For more information, visit www.delawareautoshow.com.
17Sep
Saturday Morning Inspiration
Make Each Day Your Masterpiece – John Wooden
05Sep
Labor Day Forecast – NYC & Philly
US Labor Day Image Courtesy AccuWeather
The Big Apple: Partly cloudy start with increasing clouds, then variable cloudiness with scattered showers and t-storms (mainly after 2pm). Regional highs in the low 80s and a southerly wind @6-13mph. Be on the look out for flash flooding near low-lying areas later this afternoon and evening. Headed to the beach today? There is a high risk of rip currents today for the Atlantic Ocean facing beaches. Check with lifeguards before entering the water today regarding potential hazards.
Philly: Humid with variable cloudiness and chance for a few showers and t-storms. High near 82 degrees and southerly wind @7-10mph. Flood Watch is in effect until Tuesday morning. Renewed flooding is possible on some roadways and low-lying areas.
01Sep
Weather Update: Football Forecast – Eagles Vs. Jets at MetLife Stadium
So excited about tonight’s pre-season game. Here’s your exclusive football forecast as the Eagles play the Jets at MetLife (Meadowlands) Stadium:
At kick-off (7:30pm ET): Partly cloudy, near 74°, SE wind @4-9mph. Slight chance of a brief evening shower.
It should be an exciting game with two strong teams…
31Aug
Spotlight On Fans – Greg Brostowicz & Pepsico Pals
This Pepsico group photo was given to me by loyal fan and friend Greg Browstowicz. Greg is the handsome guy (centered-top) in the dark blue shirt with the yellow collar.
This photo was taken while celebrating Greg’s 32nd birthday. Greg and the gang are a group of terrifc guys…laid back, funny and considerate.
Special thanks to Greg and the Pepsico crew for all of your support over the years! You rock!
29Aug
Weather Outlook For NYC & Philly
There are widespread flooding issues to deal with in the wake of Irene, but the pleasant and mostly dry conditions ahead will help with cleanup efforts. High pressure dominates the NE Monday thru Wednesday, giving the NYC and Philly metro areas loads of sun and dry conditions thru the midweek. Thursday looks to be partly sunny with a slight chance of a stray shower. Tuesday through Thursday, Tri-State regional temps will range in the low to mid 80s.
Today in NYC, regional highs will be near 78 degrees with a pleasant northerly breeze at 9mph. In Philly, regional highs will be near 80 degrees with a N wind 2-7mph. BTW, Don’t forget the Eagles vs Jets game this Thursday at MetLife Stadium (7:30pm ET). I’ll post a special game day forecast Thursday 
27Aug
Irene’s Eye To Pass Near Philly and New York City
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| Irene’s Projected Path Courtesy AccuWeather |
Irene’s eye is set to track near the Philadelphia and New York City metro areas late tonight through Sunday afternoon, posing danger to millions of people. A strong threat remains for widespread flooding, damaging high winds, power outages and downed trees. Please evacuate if directed to do so by local officials. Also evacuate if your home is vulnerable to high winds or positioned near flood prone zones, particularly coastal.
27Aug
Irene Makes Landfall & Weakens, But Still A Major Threat This Weekend
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| Irene Image At 8:22AM, Courtesy TWC |
Irene weakened a bit as she made landfall this morning near Cape Lookout, NC. However, Irene is a big, slow moving system and remains a threat to major cities along the East Coast this weekend, threatening damaging high winds and widespread major flooding.
26Aug
Preparing For Hurricane Irene
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| Irene’s Latest Track Projection from TWC |
From Eastern NC to New England, Hurricane Irene is set to track up the east coast this weekend threatening damaging winds, widespread power outages, major flooding issues and downed trees on cars, houses and power lines. Major cities to be impacted include Outer Banks, Norfolk, Washington DC, Philadelphia, New York City, Boston and Portland.
So how can we best prepare for Irene’s wrath? Here are a handful of tips: Stock up on water (NOAA recommends 1 gallon per person per day of impact), gather non perishables and a non-electric can opener (considering power outages), gather batteries and flashlights. Also considering the strong winds coming, it’s a good time now to pick up, put away and/or tie down outside items that can fly away (lawn chairs, plants, etc.).
