OK, so this post isn’t directly related to tickets, but it’s fun and is definitely within the sports, concert and theater realm :). Two of our good buddies just launched an awesome new service called TwitVid. TwitVid allows you to seamlessly upload and post a video on Twitter. The site is clean, simple and fast.

To use, visit TwitVid and login with your Twitter credentials. Next, choose a video to upload from your computer and enter a Twitter message of 117 characters or less (this leaves enough room for the video URL). Next click “Upload Video”, and you’re done! The service doesn’t make you wait through the entire upload process – instead it automatically tweets your message, along with your video link, once the video upload is complete.

Another way to upload videos is by emailing them to u@twitvid.io. Soon the service will support webcams, and as is the case with almost all awesome services, an iPhone app is on the way. Here is an example of a video we uploaded and tweeted.

What are you waiting for? Start TwitVidding!

Editor’s Note: The following is written by Dustin at The Game Owl. The Game Owl focuses on game and league previews, marquee match ups, fantasy sports and the best games to attend. Dustin is a former college athlete, adamant sports fan and contributor to the TicketStumbler Blog.  Check out his website at www.thegameowl.com.

What a fun weekend of football!  I hope everyone has enjoyed the first big weekend of many!  I know I had a great time watching my Nittany Lions and Steelers win!  The weather in Happy Valley wasn’t so happy since it was overcast and decided to rain during prime tailgate time.  The weather did cooperate for the game and there were 108,000+ in attendance for the game.

In much more popular news, everyone is talking about Tom Brady’s injury.  And although I feel bad for his teammates and (to a much lesser extent) his fans, I don’t think poor Tom will be treated to poorly by Gisele.  I mean could anyone imagine her bringing you soup or sandwiches after your knee surgery?  It will be interesting to see how the Pats rebound and how much the media will cover Brett Favre’s every move. So week 3 of College Football is upon us and there are some great match-ups this week!  Number 1 USC hosts Ohio State in my game of the week!  That is right Ashley, I didn’t forget them.  Also Michigan plays at Notre Dame in what should be an interesting match-up.  Check out my other 8 picks below as well as the starting prices for tickets if you want to venture out and enjoy a great day of Saturday Football!  All the games are linked for your pleasure!

1. Ohio State at USC – 8:00 PM – From $90. The Buckeyes head to Cali to face the Trojans.  Obviously, this will be the major hyped game and should be the locale for College Game Day.  I like the Trojans at home but think the game will be a close one as Ohio State will be prepared like they were for the Longhorns.  I assume LA’s finest will be in attendance so hopefully you can make it as well.
2. Georgia at South Carolina – 3:30 PM – From $99.  The no longer number 1 Bulldogs head to the other S.C. and goes against a tough Gamecock team.  I like Georgia in this game although never count out Steve Spurrier, well unless he is coaching an NFL squad. (my bad, low blow).  If you are in SEC country this is probably your game of the week.
3. Arkansas at Texas – 3:30 PM – From $48.  The Razorbacks head to Austin for an afternoon game.  I like the Longhorns in this game at home.  Arkansas will probably have a slightly down year with the loss of Darren McFadden.  Since Austin is always a great place to party I am sure this game will just add to the festivities.
4. Oregon at Purdue -3:30 PM – From $9.  I am intrigued by this match up.  The Ducks and Boilermakers face off for the first time since 1979.  I love to see east/west coast teams travel across the country, it is great for the fans, programs, and players.  The state of Indiana has a few nice match-ups, I would take the more unique one though.
5. Penn State at Syracuse – 3:30 PM – From $39.  An old time rivalry is reborn as the Nittany Lions head to Syracuse to face the Orange(men).  I like the Lions in this one with a large visiting crowd in attendance.  The Orange have been on hard times as off late, but having a big matchup on TV always helps a program.  Should be a nice Saturday and tailgating scene in Syracuse!
6. Georgia Tech at Virginia Tech-3:30 PM – From $59.  The ACC battle of the Tech schools.  The Yellow Jackets head to Blacksburg to try to beat the Hokies.  I think it will be a great day in western Virginia for a competitive game.  I am sure there will be some Yellow Jacket fans making the trip from Atlanta.
7. Auburn at Mississippi State – 7:00 PM – From $33.  An under the radar matchup in the SEC.  Plenty of time to tailgate with the 7 PM start.  I am going to go with the upset here and think the Bulldogs will surprise the Tigers.
8. Oklahoma at Washington – 7:45 PM – From $25.  So we had Oklahoma St. traveling to Seattle’s Qwest Field to face Washington St., now we have the Sooners facing the Huskies at Husky Stadium in Seattle.  The Sooners should roll in this west coast road trip.  But once again, if you are in the Pacific Northwest head into Seattle and watch another great game between the Big 12 and Pac 10.t
9. Michigan at Notre Dame – 3:30 PM – From $100.  Ok so here is where I decided to talk about Notre Dame and Michigan.  Every year we get to see these two historic programs face off.  Probably the most unpredictable match up as of late with Rich Rodriguez taking over the program.  Tickets are hard to come by at Notre Dame so getting a few early might be in your best interest.
10. Iowa State at Iowa -12:00 PM -  From $94.  To start your afternoon in the Midwest we have an inner state rivalry game!  The Cyclones and the Hawkeyes have played each other since 1977, so I am sure Iowa State is used to the pink visiting locker room by now.  Should be a good game as the Hawkeyes look to get on a roll to enter the Big Ten season.

Enrique Iglesias at the Izod Center in East Rutherford. Presale password: PANTHER
Ryan Adams at the Fox Theater in St. Louis, MO. Presale password: SPACEWOLF
David Byrne at the Ferguson Center for the Arts Concert Hall in Newport News. Presale password: ECLUB, TMDEAL
Indigo Girls in the Stats Theater in Kalamazoo, MI. Presale password: INDIGO
Mary J. Blige in the Nissan Pavilion in Bristow. Presale password: WPGCCONCERT
Reba & Kelly Clarkson at the Mellon Arena in Pittsburgh, PA. Presale password: WORLDS
So You Think You Can Dance 2008 at the Air Canada Center in Toronto. Presale password: CANDANCE, NIGEL, SOYOU
Alicia Keys at the Venue in Hammond. Presale password: VENUE
Luis Miguel at the Nokia Theater in Grand Prairie. Presale password: COMPLICES
The Fratellis at the House of Blues in Chicago, IL. Presale password: ENERGY
Kid Rock and Rehab at the Dodge Theater in Phoenix, AZ. Presale password: PANTHER
TNA Wrestling Bound for Glory IV at the Sears Center in Chicago, IL. Presale password: GLORY, HSLD, ANGLE
WWE at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne, IN. Presale password: JOHNCENA

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Alanis Morissette at the Borgata Hotel & CAsino in Atlantic City. Presale password: 8004923932
New Kids on the Block at the Borgata Hotel & CAsino in Atlantic City. Presale password: 8004923932