Saying farewell to the St. Louis Blues 2013 playoff run…
It was a story of missed opportunities, and amazing saves by Jonathan Quick: 
And fluke goals flustering the otherwise stellar efforts of Brian Elliot:
But congrats to the LA Kings on their well-fought victories:
and good luck to what will be a tough team to beat in the 2013 Stanley Cup playoffs!
The St. Louis Blues may be down 3-2 in the series against the Kings, but I still think we have a good shot to turn this series around. Because it’s the Cup.
And this GIF should be a reminder to every Blues fan why you never give up in the playoffs: 
How I felt watching the St. Louis Blues last night…
Barrett Jackman can’t believe we lost to the LA Kings in Game 4. Hopefully the Blues will take the series back!
St. Louis Blues defensemen take note…
This is how you defend your goalie when the rival offense is crashing the net:
Not like this…
NHL Playoff victory belongs to the truly Quick goal scorers. Bang your heads St. Louis Blues fans!
My 2013 Stanley Cup NHL playoffs bracket predictions. Make your own bracket here, and LET’S GO BLUES!
Tablets are already the most popular devices to connect to the web at 30,000 feet, and Apple’s iOS win the air war in terms of market share/usage on GoGo’s network. Hard to believe laptops aren’t the most used internet devices on airplanes any longer.
Congrats to the Baltimore Ravens on their victory in Super Bowl XLVII! Good thing the lighting didn’t blowout before this memorable touchdown dance.
And for those of you who love touchdown dances and GIFs (but might have been rooting for the other team), here’s a few more GIF’d touchdown dances to enjoy…
Update: was this “Vernon Davis Fail” touchdown celebration a predictive metaphor for the SF 49ers season?
via nycgov:
February 1, 2013, will be the 100th anniversary of the opening of Grand Central Terminal. To help prepare for the occasion, Metro-North electricians polished and dusted the historic melon chandeliers that illuminate the Terminal, and replaced bulbs as needed. When the chandeliers were installed a century ago, they carried bare, energy-hungry incandescent bulbs. Today they use efficient compact fluorescent bulbs that use just 5 watts to provide the same amount of light as the previous 25-watt bulbs. Each chandelier holds 110 light bulbs.
Photo Credit: MTA Flickr
