Season's Over

Well our football season is over. We lost to St. Michael's 22 to 0. We held them scoreless the second half that was an accomplishment. Our offensive line couldn't keep them away from our quarterbacks. We had a couple of big pass plays and defensive plays. When we were close to scoring we fumbled. They are in a tougher conference and they are a very good team. It was a beautiful short sleeve day. The new football stadium and sports complex at Illinois Benedictine www.ben.edu/news/sports_complex/ is going to be really nice. It's astroturf and the track and skyboxes are still under construction. They just built two new baseball diamonds right next to the football field with cement dugouts that are deluxe. We used that chalk paint on our cars for the first time - "Be the Hammer!" "Go OLP Crusaders!" We had more and louder fans than St. Michaels. Our team should be proud of their season. The Bears www.chicagobears.com lost again to Tampa Bay. I wonder if they will win another game this year. I just finished Sunday's Chicago Tribune www.chicagotribune.com and spent some time checking out new websites and reading blogs. I found the blogs of Evan Williams, Paul Bausch and Meg Hourihan the developers of www.blogger.com a brilliant idea. I only wish I would have started blogging earlier like some of these people who have had hundreds of posts and celebrate "blogiversaries." a new term I learned today. There is some really interesting stuff out there. Today I read about "aggregation" and how Google www.google.com and other companies like Yahoo www.yahoo.com might be doing it with all this profile information we provide. The scary thing is if they start selling it to marketing firms. Here's a link I found that was interesting about all the information that may be out there on you: http://www.aclu.org/pizza/index.html?orgid=EA071904&MX+1414&H=1 Gives you something to think about. Another blog showed me how to add a clock to my blog from www.clocklink.com and a counter. All these great ideas for my blog to-do list.