I am sure you already know that the Boston Marathon is being run this morning. Today marks the 118th running of the Boston Marathon. You might not know that today is a holiday in Massachusetts called Patriots Day, and many Massachusetts companies and businesses are closed.

There are several domain name and associated companies located in Massachusetts, and even though most are open in some capacity (like Sedo’s Great Domains auction), I believe that most Massachusetts-based employees have the day off today. If you are doing business with someone located in Massachusetts, you might not be able to get in touch with them today because of Patriots Day (not necessarily because of the Boston Marathon).

I’ll still be working as always, but we will be watching the Boston Marathon from mile 13, just like we did last year.

Sedo shared an illustrative infographic with the details from its 2013 Domain Market Study. For your convenience, I have shared the infographic with you below, but you can visit Sedo’s website to see the infographic in its original (larger) size.

While the report is limited to sales and date from Sedo’s marketplace, I think it is a good barometer for the domain industry in general because of Sedo’s reach and the amount of business the company does annually.

Here is some data from the study, highlighted by Sedo:

SEX(.)CLUB !! Here comes .CLUB domains! Get SEX(.)CLUB. Contact me for details at dave.evanson@sedo.com.

— dave evanson (@SedoDaveEvanson) February 12, 2014

This isn’t really domain investing “news” per se, but I saw the embedded tweet above from Sedo domain broker Dave Evanson, and I thought sharing it would be punny.

Yesterday, Sedo announced a .Club auction featuring 25 winter sports .Club domain names. It seems that Sedo is brokering more than just the 25 winter sports .Club domain names. Dave Evanson is currently brokering the Sex.Club new gTLD domain name.

When it comes to Dave Evanson, the .Club domain registry is certainly getting someone who is becoming well versed in the field. Despite a late start (Dave started out in 2010), over the last few years, Dave has made a name for himself as someone who tries very hard. He is especially known for being very quick, and he probably already has a solid list of potential end user buyers and sex club contacts.

The asking price for Sex.Club has not been made public, but if you happen to have an interest, I am sure Dave will be happy to chat with you about it.