Our heat wave continues (from the National Weather Service via the Weather Underground):
… Record highs broken or tied across the Las Vegas forecast area again today [July 6, 2007]… …
The high temperature at McCarran International Airport here in Las Vegas this afternoon climbed to 115 degrees. This reading tied the record high for the date […]
Entries Tagged as 'Ministry of Sport'
More Record Temperatures Broken
July 7th, 2007 · 1 Comment
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If You Can Run 18 Miles, You Can Run A Marathon
July 2nd, 2007 · 4 Comments
I ran 18 miles today. In my case, running is actually a slow jog, punctuated by occasional walking and limping. I’m at the crux of my marathon training. The San Francisco Marathon is only four weeks away and I have been officially training since the beginning of April (my training actually begun well before April […]
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I’ve Completely Lost My Mind – I Am Going to Run A Marathon!
June 3rd, 2007 · 1 Comment
Back in my college days, I took a great Human Anatomy and Physiology class. The professor, Fred Jackson (seen here on the CCSN web page wearing a purple pimp hat), was a fantastic teacher and a very funny guy. One of his stock phrases when describing a physiological response to increased exercise (increased heart […]
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UNLV Beats Wisconsin
March 18th, 2007 · 1 Comment
Today in the NCAA Men’s basketball tournament, UNLV (seeded 7th) beat Wisconsin (seeded 2nd) 74-68 (New York Times link, Sports Illustrated “Meet the New Rebels“). The Rebels will advance to the Sweet Sixteen round and will face the University of Oregon. I had planned on watching the 11:30 A.M. when we returned from church. However, […]
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The Other Broncos Win the Fiesta Bowl
January 2nd, 2007 · No Comments
Hot WIfe and I just finished watching one of the most amazing sporting events we have ever seen. We were both rooting for Boise State to beat Oklahoma and it seemed like they had the game locked up when they were ahead 28-10 in the third quarter. Then Boise State made some mistakes, Oklahoma scored […]
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Broncos Cornerback Killed New Year’s Morning
January 1st, 2007 · No Comments
I was shocked and saddened to hear that Bronco cornerback, Darrent Williams was killed (link) early on New Years morning. This was the first thing that I heard on the news this morning and the tragic death of a 24-year old talented athlete really puts yesterday’s loss and not making the playoffs in perspective. Wiliams […]
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Broncos Lose in Overtime, Miss Playoffs
December 31st, 2006 · No Comments
Despite having a four game slide in the middle of the season, the Denver Broncos managed to play a good enough season and only needed a win or a tie against the San Francisco today to get a wild card spot in the NFL playoffs. Well, they almost got the tie. The Broncos offense failed […]
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Broncos Lose With A New Quarterback
December 4th, 2006 · No Comments
With the Broncos giving up five turnovers on Sunday night, it was amazing that the game was close enough to come down to a 50-yard field goal by Seattle with four seconds left in the game. Jay Cutler played OK for his first NFL game. He did throw two interceptions including a ridiculous desperation pass […]
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Broncos Start Jay Cutler Tonight
December 3rd, 2006 · No Comments
I am literally at the edge of my seat tonight as I prepare myself mentally and physically for tonight’s game where the Broncos host the Seahawks. Denver is benching veteran quarterback Jake Plummer in favor of rookie Jay Cutler who hasn’t taken a snap since the preseason. Personally, I would have taken the conservative route […]
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Sick at Home
October 14th, 2006 · No Comments
Yesterday I got walloped with some sort of nasty illness. Luckily I worked late on Wednesday so I was able to take off early at 3:00 PM on Friday. I got a haircut on the way home (I wasn’t going to get off early from work and let it go to waste) and collapsed on […]






