Dear Daniel Powter,
I apologize for ruining your song.
Sincerely,
The Rambler
Bad Game
Your team choked when you needed them most
They got burned on D, like a slice of charred toast
They tell me you forgot how to play?
They tell me you threw many hucks away?
But I don't believe them for one second.
Your decision making hit a new low?
Your fakes mistakenly became throws?
You tell me you can't get the disc off the line?
You're falling to pieces on D every time?
But I don't believe you for one second.
Because you had a bad game
You're obviously down
You sing a Pink song just to turn it around
You say you can't throw
You say you can't fly
You ran so much, you thought that you'd die
You had a bad game
The stats don't lie
You got broken on D and that made you cry
You had a bad game
You had a bad game
Will you need an ultimate-free holiday?
Don't laugh at what the people on OUHA say?
But I don't believe you for one second
Because you had a bad game
You're obviously down
You sing a Pink song just to turn it around
You say you can't throw
You say you can't fly
You ran so much, you thought that you'd die
You had a bad game
The stats don't lie
You got broken on D and that made you cry
You had a bad game
You had a bad game
(Oooh an ultimate holiday..)
Sometimes you play better than you think
Even if every decision feels wrong
Your game will come back and that you know
Cause your mind is strong
And I'm not wrong!
(hellz yeah…)
So where is the passion when you need it most?
Oh you and I
Know your magic ain't lost
Because you had a bad game
You're obviously down
You sing a Pink song just to turn it around
You say you can't throw
You say you can't fly
You ran so much, you thought that you'd die
You had a bad game
The stats don't lie
You got broken on D and that made you cry
You had a bad game
You had a bad game
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Week 6 Recap
"Oh If I was a train
I would never slow down
with my head in the sky
and the world going by."
Blue Rodeo - After the Rain
Another up and down week of winter ultimate is recapped below.
- Although Gelato-free and Pistol Pete-less, Monday's workout was productive and felt much, much better than Saturday's effort. The high-light was undoubtedly performing my first set of clap push-ups. With a mat under me, and since my workout partner set the bar high by performing them beforehand (granted, she's in much better shape than I am), I felt compelled to try them. Three sets of clap push-ups later, TK would be so proud!
- Received my 2008 UPA Fall Series DVD on Tuesday. It was cool to recognize a few GLUM, GOAT, and Traffic players. The commentary on the finals is amusingly bad.
- Wednesday's IID game was the typical Nurple affair. Although I got off to a quick start, amassing rather impressive offensive statistics (with a few Ds to boot!), my decision making went downhill fast, and I had five throw-aways and got scored on twice.
- On the bright side, we beat Salmon's semi-strong team 18-16ish, largely since we built up a sizable lead.
- The lowest of the low lights was a high, floaty, ill-advised mid-field flick to Gym Rockin' Robinson in the end zone (that was intercepted), which earned a coarse of "Bad Decision" calls from Mahatma, DGo, and a few other members of the sideline slagging militia. Having the coordinator yell loud enough for everyone to hear that you made a bad decision is frustrating *sigh*....especially with a BF captain a few feet away from him.
- High-light of the game was a brief chat with ulty buddy Aarmon of Steele. Since we were playing against his wife's team (my favorite MC), Aarmon had been checking it out and asked why I hadn't been promoted to the big league (I did rack up the offensive stats...). I just laughed it off and explained that I liked playing in a league where I could do more than just cut.
- Lest I forget, Pistol Pete had a ridiculous layout for a point in the game before ours to win it for his squad. Captain Cory and Stu's squad looked much stronger with the addition of Kennifer LangandTall (who lit it up).
- Thursday was the first night of Michelle's 'Ultimate Conditioning for Ultimate Frisbee' class. Although I was disappointed with the turn-out (in fairness, I think Andy has the competitive player market cornered), it was fun to have Gav join us. I have to remember to bring enough water for two, and an extra towel next week.
- Pre-Friday's game, Lilyhammers and Tiesmen sent me and my co-captain a message confirming she was out for the rest of the season :( Not the happiest note to go into a game on...
- Friday's game was brutal....just brutal. Our sub for Lily no-showed (that's probably my fault), and our had team had a case of cold hands. The other team played with horseshoes up their bums and caught everything that was thrown their way. The result was a lopsided 26-17 win for them.
- If I had to pick a high-light, we executed both of our endzone plays at least once.
- Low-light was not having a timeout to get things calmed down and turned around. The game definitely got away from us.
Looking back, that was a damn busy week of ultimate. I'm trying not to let the loss last night get to me, but it's hard sometimes. I know we'll bounce back next week against Al's team (my captain from last winter). More than anything, I think the 'bad decision' call from Mehmet seems to be sticking with me. Since I was on his fall team, and we kidded around with eachother, I know it was in good humor....but, it's tough to be called out on something like that in front of your team-mates, and a few people you're trying to impress. I'm fully aware that decision making is the reason I'm on the 'lesser side of the curtain', but reality is, it still hurts to hear.
Anyway, rather than the game against Al's team next Friday night, I'm looking forward to our Wednesday match-up against captain Cory and Stu's team. Watching Gav sweat through another workout should be entertaining as well *hehe*. Oh before I forget, if anyone has any ideas about topics for my 100th blog entry...I'd be all ears. Until next time, happy hucking!
I would never slow down
with my head in the sky
and the world going by."
Blue Rodeo - After the Rain
Another up and down week of winter ultimate is recapped below.
- Although Gelato-free and Pistol Pete-less, Monday's workout was productive and felt much, much better than Saturday's effort. The high-light was undoubtedly performing my first set of clap push-ups. With a mat under me, and since my workout partner set the bar high by performing them beforehand (granted, she's in much better shape than I am), I felt compelled to try them. Three sets of clap push-ups later, TK would be so proud!
- Received my 2008 UPA Fall Series DVD on Tuesday. It was cool to recognize a few GLUM, GOAT, and Traffic players. The commentary on the finals is amusingly bad.
- Wednesday's IID game was the typical Nurple affair. Although I got off to a quick start, amassing rather impressive offensive statistics (with a few Ds to boot!), my decision making went downhill fast, and I had five throw-aways and got scored on twice.
- On the bright side, we beat Salmon's semi-strong team 18-16ish, largely since we built up a sizable lead.
- The lowest of the low lights was a high, floaty, ill-advised mid-field flick to Gym Rockin' Robinson in the end zone (that was intercepted), which earned a coarse of "Bad Decision" calls from Mahatma, DGo, and a few other members of the sideline slagging militia. Having the coordinator yell loud enough for everyone to hear that you made a bad decision is frustrating *sigh*....especially with a BF captain a few feet away from him.
- High-light of the game was a brief chat with ulty buddy Aarmon of Steele. Since we were playing against his wife's team (my favorite MC), Aarmon had been checking it out and asked why I hadn't been promoted to the big league (I did rack up the offensive stats...). I just laughed it off and explained that I liked playing in a league where I could do more than just cut.
- Lest I forget, Pistol Pete had a ridiculous layout for a point in the game before ours to win it for his squad. Captain Cory and Stu's squad looked much stronger with the addition of Kennifer LangandTall (who lit it up).
- Thursday was the first night of Michelle's 'Ultimate Conditioning for Ultimate Frisbee' class. Although I was disappointed with the turn-out (in fairness, I think Andy has the competitive player market cornered), it was fun to have Gav join us. I have to remember to bring enough water for two, and an extra towel next week.
- Pre-Friday's game, Lilyhammers and Tiesmen sent me and my co-captain a message confirming she was out for the rest of the season :( Not the happiest note to go into a game on...
- Friday's game was brutal....just brutal. Our sub for Lily no-showed (that's probably my fault), and our had team had a case of cold hands. The other team played with horseshoes up their bums and caught everything that was thrown their way. The result was a lopsided 26-17 win for them.
- If I had to pick a high-light, we executed both of our endzone plays at least once.
- Low-light was not having a timeout to get things calmed down and turned around. The game definitely got away from us.
Looking back, that was a damn busy week of ultimate. I'm trying not to let the loss last night get to me, but it's hard sometimes. I know we'll bounce back next week against Al's team (my captain from last winter). More than anything, I think the 'bad decision' call from Mehmet seems to be sticking with me. Since I was on his fall team, and we kidded around with eachother, I know it was in good humor....but, it's tough to be called out on something like that in front of your team-mates, and a few people you're trying to impress. I'm fully aware that decision making is the reason I'm on the 'lesser side of the curtain', but reality is, it still hurts to hear.
Anyway, rather than the game against Al's team next Friday night, I'm looking forward to our Wednesday match-up against captain Cory and Stu's team. Watching Gav sweat through another workout should be entertaining as well *hehe*. Oh before I forget, if anyone has any ideas about topics for my 100th blog entry...I'd be all ears. Until next time, happy hucking!
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Ultimate Predictions for 2009
"But I grew up, wishing on a star
You think I won't ever get too far."
Yellowcard - Star Struck
Admittedly, I have a fondness for making predictions. With a new year upon us, what better time to prognosticate how the Ottawa ultimate scene will unfold in 2009?
1. Finishing Move to Win Friday Night League: After employing a cunning strategy of tanking the first quarter of the year so as to avoid being demolished by the Devlish Coordinator, Finishing Move will go on an unheard of 15 game winning streak to claim the league crown.
2. Random IID Team Votes Off Weakest Link: Ignoring repeated calls to "Stop your happy hucking ways!" results in a certain lanky player being voted off his IID league mid-season. Said player doesn't seem to care and uses the extra time to fulfill his dream job of "Purple Coordinator" for his Friday night team.
3. Hammers Win IID: With their former greatest liability focused on cladding his Friday team in purple for one game, the Hammers win the IID crown led by their dynamic duo of DGo and Giddy-up.
(Onto the more serious predictions)
4. Purple Lover makes BigFish roster: Ever since I got cut last year, my goal has been to make the tournament roster on BigFish in 2009. The hard work will pay off.
5. RPAlex and Mr. Twopointer make Firebird: After playing with and against the two recently, it's definitely not a stretch.
6. Poached Motel climbs to Tier 2: A little birdie told me that we're picking up two strong women, and losing a weaker one. ChowareyouSTILLonlya4inLeagueWonder and I are both really looking forward to playing our way up the Monday night standings on this team.
7. Sprawl Fall: Although I enjoyed the post-game bevies last summer, Friday nights just weren't as fun as they use to be for me. Maybe it's time to try coaching/captaining some beginners….or just taking Fridays off?
8. BigFish to make nationals: With a season of rebuilding behind them, BigFish will swim all the way to the city of lakes next summer. Even though this might sound like a ballsy prediction, rest assured that the BF have no trouble showing their balls.
9. At Nationals
Stella repeats: After playing with Mercier, I can't see how any team could possibly contain her defensively.
BFC doesn't suck: Not quite ready to challenge TFP again, but look for BFC to bounce back next year at nationals led by their strong women….including one who tests positive for excess amounts of gelato.
Phoenix wins (?) third: After ousting their coach via an apparent coup last summer (Politics in Ottawa ultimate? Say it ain't so!), look for the Franchise to lead Phoenix to a 3rd place finish (losing in the semis to eventual champion Furious).
10. GLUM to win UPA fall series Masters title: Led by GLUM Ford, the old foggies from Canada will beat DOG from Bean-town in the finals.
(Onto the less serious predictions)
11. Fart Factory Wins Falltimate Title: Fueled by natural gas, the brown shirted team will claim the title of whatever night of the week they play on.
12. IID / IAD contract to four teams each: With the level of play at an all time low in IID, and the elderly handlers in IAD needing to get to bed by 9pm at the latest, the great Kamasutra and the Rascally Reza contract the number of teams in half in 2009/2010. Reza has a hard time picking 31 of his best buddies to stock the league with.
Surprised? Shocked? Astonished? Just wait until the predictions start coming true. Remember, you read them here first ;-) Until next time, happy hucking!
You think I won't ever get too far."
Yellowcard - Star Struck
Admittedly, I have a fondness for making predictions. With a new year upon us, what better time to prognosticate how the Ottawa ultimate scene will unfold in 2009?
1. Finishing Move to Win Friday Night League: After employing a cunning strategy of tanking the first quarter of the year so as to avoid being demolished by the Devlish Coordinator, Finishing Move will go on an unheard of 15 game winning streak to claim the league crown.
2. Random IID Team Votes Off Weakest Link: Ignoring repeated calls to "Stop your happy hucking ways!" results in a certain lanky player being voted off his IID league mid-season. Said player doesn't seem to care and uses the extra time to fulfill his dream job of "Purple Coordinator" for his Friday night team.
3. Hammers Win IID: With their former greatest liability focused on cladding his Friday team in purple for one game, the Hammers win the IID crown led by their dynamic duo of DGo and Giddy-up.
(Onto the more serious predictions)
4. Purple Lover makes BigFish roster: Ever since I got cut last year, my goal has been to make the tournament roster on BigFish in 2009. The hard work will pay off.
5. RPAlex and Mr. Twopointer make Firebird: After playing with and against the two recently, it's definitely not a stretch.
6. Poached Motel climbs to Tier 2: A little birdie told me that we're picking up two strong women, and losing a weaker one. ChowareyouSTILLonlya4inLeagueWonder and I are both really looking forward to playing our way up the Monday night standings on this team.
7. Sprawl Fall: Although I enjoyed the post-game bevies last summer, Friday nights just weren't as fun as they use to be for me. Maybe it's time to try coaching/captaining some beginners….or just taking Fridays off?
8. BigFish to make nationals: With a season of rebuilding behind them, BigFish will swim all the way to the city of lakes next summer. Even though this might sound like a ballsy prediction, rest assured that the BF have no trouble showing their balls.
9. At Nationals
Stella repeats: After playing with Mercier, I can't see how any team could possibly contain her defensively.
BFC doesn't suck: Not quite ready to challenge TFP again, but look for BFC to bounce back next year at nationals led by their strong women….including one who tests positive for excess amounts of gelato.
Phoenix wins (?) third: After ousting their coach via an apparent coup last summer (Politics in Ottawa ultimate? Say it ain't so!), look for the Franchise to lead Phoenix to a 3rd place finish (losing in the semis to eventual champion Furious).
10. GLUM to win UPA fall series Masters title: Led by GLUM Ford, the old foggies from Canada will beat DOG from Bean-town in the finals.
(Onto the less serious predictions)
11. Fart Factory Wins Falltimate Title: Fueled by natural gas, the brown shirted team will claim the title of whatever night of the week they play on.
12. IID / IAD contract to four teams each: With the level of play at an all time low in IID, and the elderly handlers in IAD needing to get to bed by 9pm at the latest, the great Kamasutra and the Rascally Reza contract the number of teams in half in 2009/2010. Reza has a hard time picking 31 of his best buddies to stock the league with.
Surprised? Shocked? Astonished? Just wait until the predictions start coming true. Remember, you read them here first ;-) Until next time, happy hucking!
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Week 6 Picks
"With a thousand lies
And a good disguise
Hit ‘em right between the eyes
Hit ‘em right between the eyes."
Offspring - You're Gonna Go Far, Kid
The new job, car pool drama, and continued bus strike have me exhausted, so there's not a whole lot of verbiage around today's picks.
4 Girls, 1 Cup vs. Army of Darkness
Although 4 Girls, 1 Cup got stronger with the addition of IAD castoff DuffistheStuff and ex-Hammerer Monsier Surrette, I'm still going to pick Army to win. Any team with the shirt color "Come get some (black)" gains my respect. My advice to the girls and cup: Just bring it!
Grey vs. Children of the Corn
Mahatma's talent re-distribution efforts made Grey betterer with the additions of Tanya Silvousplait Golontements, and IAD castoff #2 Kennifer Longandtall. Without their two junoir players who got promoted to the big leagues, the Children will have to rely on their two star handlers: Pistol Pete and El Diablo Mackalacka. My money's on Children since I hear Pistol is still on a purple sugar high ;-)
2 x 12s vs. Hammers
As mentioned in my previous post, the Hammers managed to get stronger over the holiday break with the addition of Mike "Stop Calling me Brian...James" O'Hare. However, it looks like Hammersandtiesmen might have hurt her minuscus *sigh*. I still love our chances to continue our winning ways against 2 x 12...who managed to pick up Heng "Wang Chung".
Ocho vs. Threezerburn
Screw LeaugeWonder, I like Threezerburn to upset Ocho. Threezerburn picked up the speedy IAD Castoff #3 Ja'red le Rouge, but didn't get the handler they needed. BUT, the three weeks off game Threezerburn superstar Steve ample time to get his hamstring back up to 100%. Here's hoping the guys on Threezerburn are looking to lose some holiday pounds, cause running after Steve will have them looking like Biggest Loser winners.
Predicted Quote of the Night
*On the IAD and / or IID during the second game of the night*
"Yo Nurple. I think that purple cake is coming back on me."
On that note, I'm off. Have fun tomorrow kiddies. Until next time, happy hucking!
And a good disguise
Hit ‘em right between the eyes
Hit ‘em right between the eyes."
Offspring - You're Gonna Go Far, Kid
The new job, car pool drama, and continued bus strike have me exhausted, so there's not a whole lot of verbiage around today's picks.
4 Girls, 1 Cup vs. Army of Darkness
Although 4 Girls, 1 Cup got stronger with the addition of IAD castoff DuffistheStuff and ex-Hammerer Monsier Surrette, I'm still going to pick Army to win. Any team with the shirt color "Come get some (black)" gains my respect. My advice to the girls and cup: Just bring it!
Grey vs. Children of the Corn
Mahatma's talent re-distribution efforts made Grey betterer with the additions of Tanya Silvousplait Golontements, and IAD castoff #2 Kennifer Longandtall. Without their two junoir players who got promoted to the big leagues, the Children will have to rely on their two star handlers: Pistol Pete and El Diablo Mackalacka. My money's on Children since I hear Pistol is still on a purple sugar high ;-)
2 x 12s vs. Hammers
As mentioned in my previous post, the Hammers managed to get stronger over the holiday break with the addition of Mike "Stop Calling me Brian...James" O'Hare. However, it looks like Hammersandtiesmen might have hurt her minuscus *sigh*. I still love our chances to continue our winning ways against 2 x 12...who managed to pick up Heng "Wang Chung".
Ocho vs. Threezerburn
Screw LeaugeWonder, I like Threezerburn to upset Ocho. Threezerburn picked up the speedy IAD Castoff #3 Ja'red le Rouge, but didn't get the handler they needed. BUT, the three weeks off game Threezerburn superstar Steve ample time to get his hamstring back up to 100%. Here's hoping the guys on Threezerburn are looking to lose some holiday pounds, cause running after Steve will have them looking like Biggest Loser winners.
Predicted Quote of the Night
*On the IAD and / or IID during the second game of the night*
"Yo Nurple. I think that purple cake is coming back on me."
On that note, I'm off. Have fun tomorrow kiddies. Until next time, happy hucking!
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Starting 2009 Off Right!
"Decisions are made
Decisions are made and not bought
But I thought this wouldn't hurt a lot
I guess not."
MGMT - Kids
Although I don't have much to recap, I'm still pumped about last night's first win for Finishing Move. Thoughts on the win and few other tidbits are included below.
- PowerThirst proved to be a challenging opponent for us, but with a short bench (6 men, 3 ladies), Finishing Move ran our collective bums off to pull out a come-from-behind 15-14 win.
- There were very few low-lights, so instead, I'll pass along this story - After receiving a new pair of green SuperFeet for Christmas, I decided to try them out in my Under Armour cleats. Since I usually have a black pair of SuperFeet and a pair of Dr. Scholes 3/4 orthotics, my cleats felt a tad loose. About half way through the game, when I tried to make an in-cut, I went in, and my right cleat went out. Yes folks, I officially cut out of my cleats *sigh* Sadly, this isn't the first time that has happenned...
- There were multiple high-lights. The late game 6-1 run from Finishing Move was memorable. HelloJessie overcame a set of cold hands by Callahaning one of the best handlers on Friday night. Mr. Finishing Move threw a truly sick I/O forehand to me for a score from midfield. Personally, I won't soon forget catching the winning point on a hammer from the ulty-love machine, Don Juan.
- My only regret is that I gave a little jumping "wooo" after catching the winning point....which could be seen as bad spirit. I was just so happy to finally get a win as a captain :)
- Part of what made the victory so sweet is that our team decided to dedicate the game to LilyHammers at the start, since she might have re-injured her ACL. Losing her would be a huge blow to the Finishing Move (and the Hammers).
- In terms of other tidbits, I thought I'd fess up to trying a new product that is really helping me in the latter stages of games. Ms. Bossitude recommended E-load to the Hammers, and I bought a $10 container of E-load Fly that mixes with water to provide supplemental carbs and assist in the uptake of carbohydrates. I've probably used it in 5 games plus a tournament at this point, and have noticed a decrease in the 'late game mental mistakes' I'm infamous for ;-)
- Found out yesterday about the 3 players from IID and 3 players from IAD who got promoted/demoted. In terms of the IID players, 2 of them made sense, and the other was completely baffling. The Almighty Mahatma must be seeing something special in player #3 that I've completely missed. Chowareyoustillonlya4inLeagueWonder, RPAlex, or Pistol Pete would have been much more logical choices for promotions.
- As for the 3 IAD players, similar deal, where 2 were semi-obvious choices, and the third was questionable. Guess all 3 should have spent more time sucking up to Reza. Ok, that was uncalled for, but, the fact that all three IID players being promoted are cutters....well, it supports my theory that no matter how good of a handler you are (i.e. Pistol Pete), trying out for IAD is pointless unless you're friends with the man.
- Last tidbit, I didn't get moved in the inter-IID shuffle. Our team did lose a lesser player, but picked up a strong handler / coached league buddy of mine. So, yah, the strong got stronger. Odd.
On that note, I'm off to work out with the two Fish at the CPC gym. Oh, before I forget, even though it's not ultimate related, since I mentioned the interviews here before, thought I'd let everyone know I'm starting a new job as a Risk Analyst at EDC on Monday. I'm quite excited about it....and think it may help me analyze the risk in making ulty predictions ;-) Until next time, happy hucking!
Decisions are made and not bought
But I thought this wouldn't hurt a lot
I guess not."
MGMT - Kids
Although I don't have much to recap, I'm still pumped about last night's first win for Finishing Move. Thoughts on the win and few other tidbits are included below.
- PowerThirst proved to be a challenging opponent for us, but with a short bench (6 men, 3 ladies), Finishing Move ran our collective bums off to pull out a come-from-behind 15-14 win.
- There were very few low-lights, so instead, I'll pass along this story - After receiving a new pair of green SuperFeet for Christmas, I decided to try them out in my Under Armour cleats. Since I usually have a black pair of SuperFeet and a pair of Dr. Scholes 3/4 orthotics, my cleats felt a tad loose. About half way through the game, when I tried to make an in-cut, I went in, and my right cleat went out. Yes folks, I officially cut out of my cleats *sigh* Sadly, this isn't the first time that has happenned...
- There were multiple high-lights. The late game 6-1 run from Finishing Move was memorable. HelloJessie overcame a set of cold hands by Callahaning one of the best handlers on Friday night. Mr. Finishing Move threw a truly sick I/O forehand to me for a score from midfield. Personally, I won't soon forget catching the winning point on a hammer from the ulty-love machine, Don Juan.
- My only regret is that I gave a little jumping "wooo" after catching the winning point....which could be seen as bad spirit. I was just so happy to finally get a win as a captain :)
- Part of what made the victory so sweet is that our team decided to dedicate the game to LilyHammers at the start, since she might have re-injured her ACL. Losing her would be a huge blow to the Finishing Move (and the Hammers).
- In terms of other tidbits, I thought I'd fess up to trying a new product that is really helping me in the latter stages of games. Ms. Bossitude recommended E-load to the Hammers, and I bought a $10 container of E-load Fly that mixes with water to provide supplemental carbs and assist in the uptake of carbohydrates. I've probably used it in 5 games plus a tournament at this point, and have noticed a decrease in the 'late game mental mistakes' I'm infamous for ;-)
- Found out yesterday about the 3 players from IID and 3 players from IAD who got promoted/demoted. In terms of the IID players, 2 of them made sense, and the other was completely baffling. The Almighty Mahatma must be seeing something special in player #3 that I've completely missed. Chowareyoustillonlya4inLeagueWonder, RPAlex, or Pistol Pete would have been much more logical choices for promotions.
- As for the 3 IAD players, similar deal, where 2 were semi-obvious choices, and the third was questionable. Guess all 3 should have spent more time sucking up to Reza. Ok, that was uncalled for, but, the fact that all three IID players being promoted are cutters....well, it supports my theory that no matter how good of a handler you are (i.e. Pistol Pete), trying out for IAD is pointless unless you're friends with the man.
- Last tidbit, I didn't get moved in the inter-IID shuffle. Our team did lose a lesser player, but picked up a strong handler / coached league buddy of mine. So, yah, the strong got stronger. Odd.
On that note, I'm off to work out with the two Fish at the CPC gym. Oh, before I forget, even though it's not ultimate related, since I mentioned the interviews here before, thought I'd let everyone know I'm starting a new job as a Risk Analyst at EDC on Monday. I'm quite excited about it....and think it may help me analyze the risk in making ulty predictions ;-) Until next time, happy hucking!
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