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Thanks Boston.com!

Thanks to my friends over at Boston.com, Lisa DeSisto and Bob Kempf, we were able to get this release out on our partnership and other good folks like WSJ's MarketWatch for covering it.  The team in Boston is one awesome group to work with, fast moving, analytical, revenue minded but also focused on their readers.  Lots more to come from this - stay tuned!

Trophy Striped Bass Bite, July 4th, 2010

Here's a video of an epic striped bass bite shared with my buddy Geoff Taylor on his boat JALOPE. This is the first installment of a series we will continue called the JALOPE SESSIONS. This one ended interesting, as we needed SeaTow's help, but the size and quantity of the bass we caught carried us for days.

If you like this video, you can see more fishing escapades here on my Vimeo channel.

We're Dancin' @Outbrain

@Outbrain sales bell ringing today on good news - we're dancin'

Deal Closed - Sound The Sales Horn!

Deal closed! Sound the bell!

LoGioco Family Beach Clean Up

The LoGioco family decided enough was enough.  We were sick and tired of looking at trash littering the beach and rocks on one of our favorite pathways that meanders along the water on the Sandy Hook Bay in Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey.  I also fish here in the Spring and Summer and actually recognized individual pieces of garbage lodged in the rocks from last season. When you recognize individual pieces of garbage, it's time for a CLEAN UP!  That's just what we did!  So here's a short 3 minute video on our mission.  

LoGioco Family Beach Clean Up - Atlantic Highlands, NJ 2010 from john logioco on Vimeo.

As you can see, we had to hike in about 1/4 mile to the beach so getting the garbage out was a bit hard.  Thankfully we brought the skateboards and scooters.  Along the way, as we were picking up garbage about 30 people passed us.  It was very interesting to see the reactions from these folks.  Here's the summary of how these runners/walkers reacted to the four of us cleaning up their path;

1.)  "Are you still able to get $.05 a can for those?" - this joker thought we were scavenging.

2.)  "Thanks for the help" - this lady actually got what we were doing.

3.)  "Makes me think  that most of us don't know what to do with this stuff" - this guy actually picked up a big piece and carried in half way out then dropped it.

All the others didn't say a word to us.  They either looked away or ran/walked faster as they passed us, even when our hands were over full either with garbage or full bags.

So a huge nod to my two boys and wife for coming along with me on this mission and nailing it.  And in the rain no less.  As numerous joggers in their black spandex pants ran past my family, with their heads down, my team had their hands dirty picking mostly plastic water bottles out of the rocks.  You rock!  We'll be back and next time with more people, more garbage bags and the same energy to simply clean it up!