Monday, June 8, 2009

Monday, May 25, 2009

LeLame Rant

Parcour and I have decided that we are not big Lebron James fans, and we'd like to speak our minds about it. Pardon our frankness.

Braves weekend Series

Well, happy Memorial Day to you all.

Saturday, May 23, 2009

Great Friday Night in sports

Just a few words about 3 different sports. Let me know if I should do anything different. This video blogging thing is still in the early stages. And I'd love some input. 

Bottle Shock

Just finish watching Bottle Shock with the great Allan Rickman. Below is my review. It is pretty easy to tell I am tired and ready for bed so I apologize for the distant gaze in my eyes.

Friday, May 22, 2009

Terminator salvation

The end of school really ate into any free time I had, but with summer comes new opportunities to write AND a switch over to a video format. I will try to type out some posts as well, but video posts are faster, easier, and (I think) more fun to watch.

Thursday, May 21, 2009

Welcome back with some basketball

So I'm going to start video blogging. Sorry if I'm awkward at first, I can't help it.

Friday, April 17, 2009

Hilarity, happy weekend.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSbT1RycDY4&feature=player_embedded

Saturday, April 11, 2009

Trailer Alert

Comingsoon.net has posted the international trailers for Harry Potter and The Half Blood Prince and Michael Mann's Public Enemies. Unfortunately, each Harry Potter has disappointed except for Azkaban, while Michael Mann's Miami Vice was convoluted and emotionally distant. Both international trailers are excellent in their own right, with Public Enemies especially impressive.

Johnny Depp as John Dillinger

Harry Potter as Harry Potter

Friday, April 10, 2009

Thank you Atlanta Thrashers


I just want to thank the Atlanta Thrashers for playing as well as they did the last third of the season. The Thrashers were 12-21-5 on December 31st. They were widely regarded the worst team in the NHL with no foreseeable success any time soon. They had a star player who seemingly didn't want to be there and a front office that could care less about the team.

Starting in the New Year though the Thrashers were a different team. At the beginning of the season new coach John Anderson said that it was going to take a while for his methods to be successfully implemented, and he wasn't kidding. As a huge hockey fan and Thrashers fan the 1st 3 months of the season were brutally hard to watch. We could stop another teams offense even if we sacrificed any semblance of an offensive game to do it. But things turned around. The Thrashers play their last game of the season tomorrow night at home against Tampa bay and at best they will finish 3rd from the bottom in the conference with 74-76 points. While that may not seem like much, the Thrashers looked like they were going to be way worse. Their record at the moment is 34-41-6 meaning they went 22-20-1 the last half of the season. An incredible turnaround for a team that was mired in apathy before the New Year. The new found success was even better from the middle of February onward where the Thrash went 14-9-1 down the stretch to pull themselves out of the cellar. During this turnaround it is isn't coincidental that Ilya Kovalchuk had been named captain. He went from being talked about for not producing to vaulting into the top ten in goals and points.

All of this change the past couple months has given Thrashers fans hope for the future. There is a rock solid core consisting of Kovalchuk (26) Bryan Little (21) Colby Armstrong (25) Zach Bogosian (18!) Nathan Oystrik (26) Rich Peverly (26) and the rest of the defense in which no one is over 28 years old.

Things are looking up.