Testing a full one-hit wonder post

Let's see how this works.

Happy Halloween, everybody!!!

Yes, that time of ghouls and goblins, werewolves and witches (Disclaimer: no denigration of Wiccans or other "witches" is intended, inferred, implied, or any other "i" word that will keep the lawyers and ACLU off of my back).

Where was I?

Oh yeah.

It's Halloween!

Yes, that time of skeletons and zombies, jack-o-lanterns and vampires (Disclaimer: no denigration of residents of Transylvania, relatives of the real Count Dracula, or any other people with hematophagy is intended, inferred, implied, or any other "i" word that will keep the lawyers and ACLU off of my back).

Where was I?

Oh yeah.

It's Hallow....ah, screw it.

It's this week's edition of the One Hit Wonders of the 90s! *looks around for any lawyer types*

You know, I'm doing this post and I realize something. I say "Self," (because I always start talking to myself by addressing myself), "I'm hungry."

And then I get something to eat.

Now I'm ready to go!

As usual, you can find the list of one-hit wonders I'm taking this from here. Do you think if I glare at you, it will make you not look?

Yeah, that should do it.

Here we go!

Testing an HD video

Just trying to see how an HD video will post in here. Is it wide enough without modification?

Franchise editing test post

Iowa State starts off the 2010 season with a close win over Northern Illinois

(Ames, IA)

Week 1	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	OT	Final
Iowa State	0	7	0	14	0	21
Northern Illinois	0	7	7	0	0	14

It shouldn't have been as difficult as it was, but the Iowa State Cyclones managed to pull off an opening day victory over the Northern Illinois Huskies in an error-filled game that depended on which team would capitalize the most on the other's mistakes.

Sophomore quarterback Jerome Tiller fumbled twice and threw an interception, but also managed to toss two TDs of his own in holding off the Huskies. 

Digg

Testing the "Digg This" button. Let's see if it works!

Another Reader test

This time, I'll view it in Reader but not click on it.  Let's see what happens.

Testing Feedburner

Thought I'd test how Feedburner click-throughs work in a reader.  And since nobody's subscribed to this blog but me, I should be able to see exactly what happens!