May 12th 2012kidsucan posted a photo:
The worlds longest Hockey game is taking place in Chestermere, Alberta.
May 3rd 2012kidsucan posted a photo:
Students from Manachaban School held a 3-on-3 hockey tournament and raised $500 for Right To Play. Great work everyone.
April 28th 2012kidsucan posted a photo:
It's done. The Guinness World Record for the longest game of Box Lacrosse has been set at 24 hours. Great job everyone.
Below are the Latest Marathon stats:
It just gets colder and colder. Today, the thermometer said -28C. That meant lots of layers. Three sets of running tights, five layers on top, two sets of gloves, balaclava, toque, mask and ski goggles. But, to be honest, the biggest issue is the hydration pack. If I don't take a drink every 4 min the thing's going to freeze solid. I decided to stay close to home and pop in when I wanted to warm up. My 1.25km loop works well and I had completed 21.1km at 12noon. The other issue I'm dealing with is the fogging up of the ski goggles and sunglasses. Dr. Tom gave me container of anti-fog cream. I'll have to dig it out. It's a long day when you're trudging along in bone-chilling tempertures.
In preparation for my opening kick off, at the Stamps vs Riders CFL Western Final on Sunday, I decided to check out a couple of great place kickers. Tony Franklin was born in Big Spring, Texas. He played for Texas A&M and holds the collegiate record for the longest field goal at 65yds. In the pro league he played for the Eagles, Patriots and Dolphins. What makes Tony special is that he was a barefoot kicker. I don't think I'll try that on Sunday.
The other place kicker is Charlie Brown. It is true that he did mostly miss the ball, but that was because Lucy pulled it away. On two occasions he did actually kick the ball. On Sunday I'll make sure I use one of those plastic dohickies and not a ball placer.
Here is the video of Charlie Browns kick off attempt:
Dr Randolph Randolph's book of animal jokes
Q: What do you call a dinosaur with no eyes?
A: Doyouthinkysaraus
Quote of the Day
"An optimist sees opportunity in every danger; the pessimist sees danger in every opportunity."
Sir Winston Churchill
Note to self: explain the rules to Sue, before
Sunday.
