Yes, I helped paint the World’s Largest Ball of Paint. Here’s what it’s like to add coat #30,504 to this 6-ton attraction.
Scott Winters
My goal is to keep you informed and/or entertained on a regular basis. Maybe you'll learn something new, or just get that much needed laugh. My topics will include a wide range of subjects....from what's going on in the world, to places I've been, things I've seen, or even just a fun video that I've found online. Check back often to see what I've posted.
What I Did on Spring Break (Or: How I Tried to Bring Warm Weather Home and Failed)
From painting the world’s largest ball to seeing a rocket launch—this spring break road trip was anything but ordinary.
The Day Washington, D.C. Turned Pink — Thanks to a Gift with Michigan Roots?
A surprising connection between Washington, D.C.’s cherry blossoms and Michigan agriculture—how a destroyed shipment of trees may have protected U.S. orchards.
March 27 in History: U.S. Navy Created, Alaska Earthquake Strikes, and Viagra Approved
On this day in history, March 27: the U.S. Navy is established, a massive Alaska earthquake strikes, and Viagra is approved. (READ MORE)
Dr. Jack Kevorkian: The Michigan Doctor Who Televised Assisted Suicide
In 1999, Michigan doctor Jack Kevorkian was convicted after airing an assisted suicide on national television, sparking a national debate.
March 26 in History: Polio Vaccine Announced, Woodstock Film Premieres, and the Melissa Virus Spreads
On this day in history, March 26: Jonas Salk announces the polio vaccine, the Woodstock film premieres, and the Melissa computer virus spreads worldwide. (READ MORE)
Detroit’s First Public Library Opened in the Former State Capitol Building in 1865
Detroit’s first public library opened in 1865 inside the former Michigan State Capitol building after the government moved to Lansing.