Monthly Archives: September 2014
Exciting Chess News!
I know, I know. Oxymoronic construction. But if you’re into it, earlier this month there was an achievement of historical proportions in the Sinquefield Cup tournament played in St. Louis in late August through early September. By the way, St. Louis has become the center of American chess and is home to the World Chess Hall of Fame. Who knew?
I would say that it was a feat comparable to Joe Dimaggio’s 56 game hitting streak. Continue reading Exciting Chess News!
Walking with hand weights:
- Distance: 2.93 mi
- Average speed: 3.18
- Hill: 5x
Walking with hand weights:
- Distance: 2.84 mi
- Average speed: 3.08
- Hill: 5x*
* New pb
2.7 miles – 48 minutes- 3.35 mph ave.
up and down the 36th ave hill on Boone 4 times, 2 pound weights in each hand.
Brian Setzer Mystery Train
“Be yourself; everyone else is already taken.”Oscar Wilde