The last five months of 2016 have
been amazing times with incredible opportunities. My wife Kristel and I
have had the pleasure of working with and meeting dozens of dynamic and energetic professionals from across the United States.
I was fortunate to give radio
interviews at KNCO & KNVR radio, a KHSL television interview, hold a book signing
at Buffalo Wild Wings, and attend Umpire camps in both Riverside, Ca and
Sacramento. Every person along the way was gracious, caring and extremely professional.
We are looking forward to
the American Baseball Coaches Association Convention Jan. 5-8, 2017 at the
Anaheim Convention Center. Over 5,000
coaches in attendance, and some of the biggest names in baseball sports
products will debut their 2017 product lines.
Baseball Rules in Black and White is humbled to share a small part of
this grand event with names like Easton, Rawlings, Diamond Sports, Franklin, Wilson,
and Ripken Baseball.
Our website at www.baseballrulesinblackandwhite.com,
Facebook page and our blog page at
baseballrulesinblackandwhite.blogspot.com
have now reached over 7,000 thousand views. Our app is expected to be
available after the first of the year along with the college version of
Baseball Rules in Black and White. Also being prepared for 2017 is a youth
baseball and youth softball version.
Foremost, I need to thank my amazing
wife Kristel. Without her loving support and keen eye for details, the success
of our projects would not be possible. We are both stronger and fortunate to
have survived the demanding hours of writing, editing and
publishing of Baseball Rules
in Black and White.
The biggest blessings in our lives
are not the things or accomplishments but all the truly remarkable people who
have touched and graced us with their kindness, professional courtesy and remarkable
skills. It has recharged our faith in who and what we are as a society. Without
everyone's support and guidance, we would be surely stalled, and it is a great
testament that when everyone works together for a greater cause, great things can
be accomplished.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year to all!
Kristel and James Bettencourt
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