...that it would be more than two months since my last post.
...that Rails and Merb would get into bed with each other. (And may or may not come out producing something useful).
...that we would be on the verge of collapsing economically (ok, some did, but I didn't).
...that the Boston Bruins would lead the NHL in points almost half way through the year by winning 10 games straight! (they better knock this off, my Red Wings need some love)
...that the Tennessee Titans would be the 1st seed in the NFL playoffs.
...that I would grasp enough Erlang to seriously consider using it for an application.
...that I could come up with a post as "clever" as this with a horrid head cold.
Ok, well now that the busyness of Nov/Dec is over I can hopefully return to more sharing...Stay tuned.
Showing posts with label hockey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hockey. Show all posts
Friday, January 2, 2009
Friday, January 18, 2008
'Wings finally break 3 game skid.
Just to give anyone reading a heads-up, I'll post my hockey blurbs here and there, because I need to give my team a "shout out". Maybe I'll even convert you into a hockey fan along the way...
The Detroit Red Wings ended a three game losing streak Thursday night in a 3-2 shootout victory over the Vancouver Canucks. Dan Cleary posted the only 2 regulation goals for Detroit, with Henrik Zetterberg putting away the only shootout goal.
Dominik Hasek certainly shined on in this game stopping 26 of 28 shots and shutting the Canuck shooters down in the shootout.
In years past, I could probably (and given the time, I most likely will because I'm a nerd like that) graph two "slips" in the Red Wings seasonal performance. One in November and one in late January/early February, almost like clockwork. I'll hopefully put something together in the coming weeks with all the madness going on.
Cheers for the Red Wings!
The Detroit Red Wings ended a three game losing streak Thursday night in a 3-2 shootout victory over the Vancouver Canucks. Dan Cleary posted the only 2 regulation goals for Detroit, with Henrik Zetterberg putting away the only shootout goal.
Dominik Hasek certainly shined on in this game stopping 26 of 28 shots and shutting the Canuck shooters down in the shootout.
In years past, I could probably (and given the time, I most likely will because I'm a nerd like that) graph two "slips" in the Red Wings seasonal performance. One in November and one in late January/early February, almost like clockwork. I'll hopefully put something together in the coming weeks with all the madness going on.
Cheers for the Red Wings!
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