Back by popular demand, here is the second part of "This or That?" with Mo Williams featuring Anthony Parker.

We have many "isms" that guide how we and ALL of Dan Gilbert's companies operate.  Some are motivational like, "The inches we need are everywhere around us."  Meaning: there are opportunies for us to make a difference everywhere but it is usually the small things that make the largest difference.  Then there is "A penny saved is a penny."  Basically, by choosing to make the most of your time and energy leads to the most valuable return.  "Pennies are something you save.  Dollars are something you create."  Genius, huh?  I know!  There are ton of others like, but the latest example of the "isms" is now on full display at Giant Eagle on the west side of Cleveland but not by us...

"We eat our own dog food" is an "ism" that I personal am fond of.  It means to be a fan of and support the product(s)/service(s) you provide or involved with.  Pepsi Company appears to have embraced this philosophy and has implemented this "ism" in full effect with the display below.  Sometimes an inch, like using cases of pop in a different way, truly can make a world of a difference.  LET'S GO CAVS!

In my 30 years on this planet, I have done much that I am proud of.  I have met famous people and dignitaries.  I have received awards and accolades.  I have even been able to work for one of my favorite sports teams as a child (that's here with the Cavs for those of you who aren't quick on Monday mornings).  However, out of all of this, nothing...NOTHING compares to being asked by Moondog to be a supporting actor in his latest production for Snuggie® Night presented by KeyBank at The Q last Friday.  I don't think the Academy will recognize this for next year's short film category but you never know.  "If you ever want to see acting at its finest, acting that will make you re-examine your life, acting that will make you see the world for THE first time..." CLICK HERE

Thanks, Moondog, for giving this kid from Youngstown a chance.   I look forward to our next project.

One of the best things about my job is experimenting with unique and different ways that we get our messages out to our fans.  With the addition of Twitter, Facebook and CavFanatic, it is enabling our fans to engage with each other and share thoughts, ideas and feelings about the Cavaliers like never before.  However, in my opinion, the best form of marketing is still the one that says "a thousand words."  The Cavaliers logo has been seen on TV, on billboards, on phones, clothes, cars, face paintings, posters all over the world.  But here is a new one...a taxi cab...in INDIA!  Thanks to our MVP of IT, Ed Kordel, for sharing this picture of a taxi cab in India that showcases how the Cavaliers brand has grown but also that our fan base is truly global!

We all are familiar with Mo Williams' skills on the court, but how is he doing Ahmaad's job as a host?  Check out this feature, courtesy of cleveland.com, where Mo Williams hosts, "This or That," where he gives us the scoop on what teammate, Jamario Moon, prefers on a variety of topics.