Archive for March, 2009

Statistics

Earlier in the week, I became a statistic.  On Tuesday night, my bike was stolen from it’s locked position at a light pole in front of 620 South Third Street in Louisville, KY.  Dutifully, I filed a police report, but I know how it works.  The bike was probably parceled into parts moments after being [...]

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Take me out to the ballgame

Russ Smith writes an article about his trips to 17 major league ballparks that I found over on The Hardball Times which is an absolute overkill for fans of baseball like myself.  Like Smith, I have been on a continued quest over the past few years to visit every major league ballpark.  Some days it seems like they’re tearing [...]

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Sports for those who don’t care…

My friend James has put together a bracket for people who have no interest in sports.  This is for all of you who are currently in a state of shock and terror at the deluge of sport events on television.  I’ve already filled out my bracket and it’s available for your viewing pleasure:
Bickers Bracketology 2009
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Blarney

As nothing seems to be going my way at work today (computer’s frazzled, paperwork snafu), I thought I’d try my hand at an update to this blog.  It seems that I only post rarely these days, so now would be a good time in my estimation.  This will be one of those link-ta-fied posts that’s [...]

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Running Update

I promised you a running update and here it is.  Over the weekend, I finished the first leg of the Louisville Triple Crown of Running, the Anthem 5K, with an official time of 31:03 which I was pretty happy with.  I would’ve loved to have been under 30 minutes, but it was just not in [...]

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Whether the weather…

Oh, intertubes, how I do love the Spring!  Sure, I know that, technically, it’s not quite Spring yet, but the fact that we opened the windows last night and the temperatures will hit the mid-70s this weekend is good news for me.  I abhorred the depressing skies and bitter chill of February, but March…even with [...]

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