what up...chillin here. Kinda excited, I start my new job 2morrow at WM. It'll be cool I think. I'm gonna work my ass off.
Savannah has stayed the night here 2 nights in a row. She had to get 5 shots yesterday so she can start school. I heard that she didn't even cry. That is something to be very proud of. Well i'mma run. Peace
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Thursday, December 13, 2007
what b up
chillin here...right now playin madden 08...i gotta season goin with the Redskins.....i guess u could say in Memory of Sean Taylor RIP!!!!!
Sunday, February 4, 2007
Colts wint Super Bowl!!!!!
Just like I predicted Colts win it....29-17 and Peyton Manning is the MVP...what can I say...I'm the man!
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Friday, February 2, 2007
Digg removes Top Digger List
Digg removes listing of top diggers -- The news ranking company has removed its list of the people who have contributed most do top Digg stories, to stop gaming of the site, or at least the perception of gaming. For starters, it removes the temptation for eager marketers to bribe top diggers for favors. Thus ends a hallmark of Digg. Ranking on the list was one motivation for Digg's passionate users. (See founder Kevin Rose's note.) MattMarshall@Venturebeat.com
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Thursday, February 1, 2007
You Tube Mini
I added a new YouTube mini video player at the bottom...from yourminis.com
It's very cool...check it out!
It's very cool...check it out!
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
nfl.com by:Gil Brandt - Brandt's Super Bowl analysis
Immediately following the conference championship games, the big questions -- Who is going to win? What are both teams going to do to win the game? -- start getting asked. I think some of the trends that led to success in previous Super Bowls may not be as strong over the last couple of years as they were 10 years ago. That said, we'll try to give you some thoughts on what it will take to win Super Bowl XLI.
For starters, here's a look at the key numbers from the regular season that we've been using to analyze the playoffs:
Indianapolis Chicago
Common opponents 5-0 3-2
Points scored 427 427
Points allowed 360 255
Turnover differential plus-7 plus-8
Sack differential plus-10 plus-15
Time of possession 29:32 30:34
A few notes about this: The teams that allowed fewer points in the regular season are 28-11 in the Super Bowl (in 2004, the Patriots and Eagles allowed the same number of points)… In the last four games of the regular season, the Colts allowed 109 points and the Bears allowed 105. In the playoffs, the Colts have allowed an average of 16 points per game, and the Bears have allowed 19 points per game.
For starters, here's a look at the key numbers from the regular season that we've been using to analyze the playoffs:
Indianapolis Chicago
Common opponents 5-0 3-2
Points scored 427 427
Points allowed 360 255
Turnover differential plus-7 plus-8
Sack differential plus-10 plus-15
Time of possession 29:32 30:34
A few notes about this: The teams that allowed fewer points in the regular season are 28-11 in the Super Bowl (in 2004, the Patriots and Eagles allowed the same number of points)… In the last four games of the regular season, the Colts allowed 109 points and the Bears allowed 105. In the playoffs, the Colts have allowed an average of 16 points per game, and the Bears have allowed 19 points per game.
cnn.com 1/31/07 - Microsoft's Vista goes on sale
Consumers can finally get their hands on Microsoft Corp.'s long-delayed Windows Vista, but unlike the mad midnight rushes retailers saw with the recently released video game consoles, stores saw only a trickle of early adopters Tuesday.
Retailers around the world held special midnight events Monday or opened early Tuesday morning, as the Vista operating system and Office 2007 business software went on sale in 70 countries.
Some stores, including a Best Buy in midtown Manhattan, brought in extra employees to handle pent-up demand for Vista. (Watch Microsoft's Bill Gates talk about the Vista new operating system
Retailers around the world held special midnight events Monday or opened early Tuesday morning, as the Vista operating system and Office 2007 business software went on sale in 70 countries.
Some stores, including a Best Buy in midtown Manhattan, brought in extra employees to handle pent-up demand for Vista. (Watch Microsoft's Bill Gates talk about the Vista new operating system
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