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Saturday, March 19, 2011 Column 409 The Diary of an Unhealthy Dart Throwing Slug. Week Seven of Nine.
March 19, 2011Shedding more of my slug weight was easy this week. I barely ate.
Like you, I am sure, I spent much of my time following the news about the devastating events in Japan – from the 9.0 earthquake that struck and unleashed the tsunami on March 11, flattening coastal cities and killing thousands, to the unfolding crisis at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear facility. I have been glued to my television set.
But as a dart player and promoter the tragedy took a personal turn when I learned that several Japanese darts players were, and still are, missing. They were in Sendai for a tournament on the PERFECT Dart Tour circuit the day before shifting tectonic plates collided and unleashed their fury...
Today – March 19 – we have an opportunity to help, at least in a small way, the players and families affected by these catastrophic events. The Darts Around The World (DATW) guys, working with Rob Heckman and Tsuyoshi Yamasaki, have organized the first-ever podcast-a-thon to unite the world darts community in a single purpose: to raise funds to provide some measure of relief to our darts brethren in Japan.
They’ve put together one hell of an exciting show and have already collected several thousands of dollars in pledges. It all begins at 2:00 p.m. EST and will run late into the evening, or longer.
Wherever you are in the world, whatever you station in darts life – professional, amateur, league organizer, promoter, manufacturer, distributer – and whatever you can afford, take a moment to check out the podcast.
And please be as generous as you possibly can.
From the Field,
Dartoid
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Important! Why do I have to do this?
You have 32 points left and to win you must beat your opponent to zero. But you MUST hit a double to get to zero exactly, or risk losing your opportunity at the win.
What do you need to aim for? Double 1 Double 2 Double 3 Double 4 Double 5 Double 6 Double 7 Double 8 Double 9 Double 10 Double 11 Double 12 Double 13 Double 14 Double 15 Double 16 Double 17 Double 18 Double 19 Double 20 Double Bull
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Shedding more of my slug weight was easy this week. I barely ate.
But as a dart player and promoter the tragedy took a personal turn when I learned that several Japanese darts players were, and still are, missing. They were in Sendai for a tournament on the PERFECT Dart Tour circuit the day before shifting tectonic plates collided and unleashed their fury.
Today – March 19 – we have an opportunity to help, at least in a small way, the players and families affected by these catastrophic events... Continued at: http://www.dartoidsworld.com/columns/409.html