Hi Omar,
Single person or team?
Try calling/emailing Sean Small (Founder)
rivercityssc@aol.com or 804.307.7294

Fantastic job! I match it up with Tweetmeme for a great look/feel. One question for you... is there a way to default the count to ZERO? - reason being is when positioned next to TweetMeme box the Facbook share looks closed up - and would look better matching the size with a ZERO as default.

Thanks - we are working on an automated system, for now and will be updating this page regularly http://sudsypromollc.com/blogrecent-news/event-ca... (found under the blog/updates navigation sub-tab menu [League Calendar]. Best practice is to keep track of games and such through your team captain in the mean time. Captains are issued deadline sheets during league start up meetings - but your suggestion is well noted. Thanks again!

RCSSC game $5 of the week video highlight reel (just posted) certainly showcases some creatively named teams playing each other.

Click here http://www.bubblecomment.com/id/2k74q to refresh this page to view my video comment.

Take me out to the 'old ball park'! - Congratulations to Opening Day Partners and Richmond baseball fans alike. This proposal comes from the right group for the job, and the right fiscal responsible plan for the City of Richmond. At first, as an old time patron of 'the bottom' for many years - I was hoping for the stadium to come in and put Richmond on the map of downtown fun again (Like Austin TX) - however, after reviewing plans, and seeing this new re-use of an existing facility (and central location/access to the West End crowd) I can't help but think the Baseball Stadium belongs where it is. Call it a 'green' approach to re-using vs. building, or simply easier - but I have cast my vote. Those that still want a downtown stadium, just remember one stadium doesn't make a downtown - it will take more than that to revitalize the area for daily traffic of pedestrians. Don't believe me... just visit the Canal Walk, and look around for people eating, walking, or strolling along; you won't find them (unless you are there at 5:45AM and see the http://www.sealteampt.com group running by). It boils down to this for me... It's time to play ball, and have a year-round facility that will bring families to the city for some fun!

To hear/see my video bubble comment review - click here to refresh this page, and learn more of what I thought: http://www.bubblecomment.com/id/46oww

If you are looking for a fun, modern, minimalistic unique place to live... this is it. It's nice to see someone build out a building with unique angles, common areas, and architectural sustainability that is not your typical warehouse conversion. I heard units were moving fast during yesterday's open house, so don't delay go check it out!

-Chris Miller
http://www.pacificommultimedia.com | 3D Studios
http://www.dbanana.com | Print, PURL, & Marketing Development

I'm thinking of creating a new logo for http://www.richmondmovies.com and creating a new division of Digital Banana (local printer) called dBanana Marketing, and could use a logo based off the 'db' found at http://www.dbanana.com for our new direct/mail landing page module (http://dbanana.vdpcomplete.com) and a few other projects. It would be a fun yellow/black logo with jungle/monkey theme. Maybe I'll win, so I can do both (win+hold one contest).

Great post - had some 'not so obvious' tips in there too!
Here's another tip for real-estate agents who want to send their comments on a property to their client.
1. Go to http://www.bubblecomment.com 2. Put in the property's URL web address 3. Record your personalized video message (using any webcam) about the property 4. Send the new shortcut URL to your client... and when they click on the new link, they'll see you talking about the property, and why they should consider it. Cool new free tool huh?

Robert,
http://www.gapminder.org certainly does bring light to your point. I found the visual representation very helpful. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I had one question that I couldn't find using the tool. You mention 35 health systems (besides the USA) are better, and results based. Could you elaborate/educate me on what this means, and perhaps provide an example country or region? I'm wondering if they would fit/work in our open market system... What I mean is a lot of our 'healthcare' is privatized, so perhaps our discussions are hard to truly determine since the US consists of interwoven private/public (or government run/subsidized) health care programs. How do we differentiate the two in this forum, and more importantly in the real world? Great food for thought for us all.