Thursday, May 10, 2007 at 1 p.m. OrangeSoda is having an official ribbon cutting ceremony for the office with the Orem City Mayor and other government officials and local business leaders. Following the ribbon cutting is an open-house for clients and colleagues from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Please invite your families to come between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. for pizza, dessert, and lots of orange soda!
Check out DigitalIQ magazine to learn a little more about what we’re doing.
I watched the BYU-Utah game again last night to take a closer look at the youth on the team. It was an exciting win for the program. We don’t get those often enough in the current state of the program so I was forced to rev up my handy DVR.
A few of my impressions:
1) Maybe the Cougs should play 2 games in 3 days more often. It seemed that Coach Rose was preparing cougar nation for a loss by publically stating his displeasure towards the leagues scheduling. I sometimes wonder if athletes are over-prepped prior to competition.
2) Rose is making the right choice by playing his freshmen over the experienced players. BYU has struggled in past years and we don’t have the star players that deserve to be locked in the starting lineup. I do think that potential stars could come out of the freshmen class.
3) Brocker Reichner, although a walk-on, will be missed next year more than expected. His defense is impressive. I think BYU beat Utah simply because the Yewt’s leading scorer was shut down. Normally, BYU does not have the type of athlete necessary to be a “stopper” and it could be some time before we get another.
4) Plaisted and Cummard have the potential to be the real deal. Presently, I think Plaisted is much more of an impact player, but if all of the hype surrounding Cummard is warranted he could be a more valuable asset to the team in the end.
Overall, the game was a blast to watch, but I’m not predicting a Moutain West Championship by any means. I think the Flacons have this year locked up. After Air Force though the league is wide open. Could a possible 2nd place finish be possible for the young Cougars?
I enjoy reading many local Utah business blogs. Here’s a list of the ones I’d recommend. Feel free to add yours in the comments and I’ll add it to the list when I find the time.
Paul Allen’s Blog - Actually, I’ve been reading this one for some time. Paul has a history of success and continues to start new ventures.
Cameron Moll - Marketing guru
Phil Windley - Former CIO of Utah
added 12/8/2005 UtahTechJobs.com - Utah tech recruiter blog.
added 12/20/2005 Jona’s Blog - Yeah, work from home John Jonas…that’s me.
added 12/23/2005 Smooth Harold - “Swing for the fences”
added 1/5/2006 Jimmy Zimmerman - Tech & biz blog
added 4/6/2006 Jeff Jordan - COO of FundingUniverse.com
added 4/6/2006 Jordan Gunderson - member of the Provo Labs team
added 4/6/2006 Ryan Money - Money talks
added 2/19/2007 Janet with Affiliate Flash
added 2/19/2007 Michael Eagar
added 2/19/2007 Joshua Steimle from MWI. Josh has another great blog on SEO called The Organic SEO
*If any of the above come across this site I’d be happy to allow a link to AlexMcArthur.com on your site. Really. Please!
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