Finally, what appears to be a good book on real social media

I would like a copy of this book, The Now Revolution by Jay Baer and Amber Naslund so I can write a full review of it on this site, and for BlogConsulting.com.

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Purple People: The Crazy Culture and Customs of Minnesota Vikings Fans, the Best in the World

Since 1997, I have been tailgating with the coolest people in the NFL; Vikings fans. I was honored to be one of the subjects in this book, along with many other Vikings fans who have felt the pain of big losses, and glory of perceived dominance in should-of-have-been championship seasons.

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Purple People: A Book Review and Interview with author Ried Holien

Holien says there are three different camps of fans. One group just plain loves to party. They are the ones most likely to be tailgating. A second group has a rich history with the Vikings. They are the ones most likely to watch games with family members. Holien lumps himself into the third group of fans.

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Minnesota Twins Books in my basement library

Of late, I have enjoyed going to garage sales, library reduction sales, and even used book shops in the Twin Cities to buy Minnesota Twins baseball books.

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Cheaters BBQ Results, live, love, cheat

Is Cheater bbq good? It’s fantastic. Does it taste like barbecue? Yes, it does. In test after test around the kitchen table, Cheater Pulled Pork and Cheater Ribs disappeared just as fast as Memphis’ Corky’s, Nashville’s Witt’s and even backyard-smoked pork and ribs.

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To Save a Marriage and Create Better Tailgating, Try this Book on "Cheaters"

I know, what does that headline mean? To save a marriage, you have to barbecue. The Sports Daddy recently decided that I wanted to start helping more in the kitchen of our house. After 12 years of covering my meal night obligations with fast food pick ups, frozen pizzas, or reheating leftovers from my wife’s [...]

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More Details on the Vikings Reader Book

From the editor of the book the Vikings Reader, Armand Peterson through his publicist Heather, here are some more compelling stories included that would be of interest to Vikings Tailgaters:1. Marquee running back Hugh McElhenny’s arrival at the team’s first training camp in Bemidji in 1961, humorously described by Jim Klobuchar in “A Dutchman and [...]

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The Vikings Reader is Quintessential History and Must Read

As a group of tailgaters for the modern day Vikings, we often forget our history. In particular we often forget about our hardy parking lot ancestors who popped beer cans with pull tabs and cranked tunes on an 8-track casette. Whenever I discover historical documentation about these Met Stadium Forefathers, I am compelled to share [...]

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