I don't know about you all, but I've never seen an escalator in the West get pissed off and just start throwing people around. (Not to mention one of the busiest days the DC Metro has seen--the day of The Colbert/Stewart Rally).
Monday, February 28, 2011
Sunday, February 27, 2011
First Post-Surgery Ride
Great times this weekend in Clear Spring, MD, enjoy my first ride since knee surgery last year. Only two things could get in the way of having an epic weekend: 1. No data service. 2. No beer at the ski area. Good thing it was made up for. Click here for the album.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
To The Aquarium!
Finally! I have been waiting for.ev.er to go to the aquarium. So Monday I dropped the cash for two passes and off we went. I have to say, this is a pretty radical aquarium.
Click here for pics.
Click here for pics.
Friday, February 18, 2011
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
I Really Just Want to See a Player Wearing Montana on the Front and Back
Don't really care about the position...but I'll probably need one of those jerseys.
From the Missoulian.com
Montana's coming to Montana
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University of Montana athletic director Jim O'Day confirmed to the Missoulian on Monday evening that Nate Montana, son of NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Montana, has enrolled at the University of Montana.
"He's admitted as a student, and he started classes today," O'Day said. "Then I would assume he's a walk-on, because we have no aid as of this semester."
O'Day said Montana enrolled on Friday, the last day to do so for the current semester at UM.
The 21-year old junior quarterback and his father met with athletic department officials Monday, just six days after Joe Montana and his wife had an informal meeting with Grizzly football head coach Robin Pflugrad.
Nate Montana walked on at his father's alma mater, Notre Dame, as a freshman before transferring to Pasadena (Calif.) Community College in 2009. There, he was 31 of 88 in the air for 324 yards with a pair of touchdowns and five interceptions.
This past fall, Nate Montana returned to South Bend, Ind., to play at Notre Dame and was listed as the third quarterback on the depth chart behind junior Dayne Crist and freshman Tommy Rees. He saw action in three games last season and completed nine of 18 passes for 116 yards with an interception and no touchdowns.
The Grizzlies' 2011 recruiting class, announced earlier this month, did not include a headline quarterback. But Pflugrad hinted at the time that a transfer could join the program in the spring. UM was spurned by Michigan transfer Tate Forcier, who chose to play at the University of Miami.
Nate Montana would join a stable of UM quarterbacks that includes true sophomore Jordan Johnston, redshirt freshman Shay Smithwick-Hann and junior Gerald Kemp.
Pflugrad had no comment.
Things Are More Life/Death on the East Coast
One big adjustment you have to know about if you are planning on moving from West to East is that you will need to know how to respond to people who seem to not have any variance in their understanding of the urgency of a situation. For example:
Is pretty much the same reaction you get to this:
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