Film, Gadgets, and Geekdom

Well, in the past two days, I’ve been watching some pretty good Olympic footage.  The U.S. Women’s Curling team was knocked out of the running.  The men’s team lost to Canada in a Semi-Final match, so they will be fighting Great Britain for the Bronze.  That will be the third time the U.S. and GB will match up against eachother.  In the Women’s Two Man Bobsled, Germany took Gold as well as the Men’s 7.5km Biathlon Relay.  That puts Germany up to nine gold medals with Austria at eight and the U.S. tied with Russia at seven.  Honestly there have been too many things that have happened since Monday for me to keep you guys educated that far.  I will give you a detailed happening of what goes on tomorrow in case you guys care.  Tomorrow will be the Women’s Figure Skating Free Skate that will determine who gets the Gold.  Personally, U.S.’s Sasha Cohen looks good, but I think the Russian Irina Slutskaya looks better.  According to the American announcers, the Russians thrive under the new scoring system, but I think it’s because the Russians are just too damn good.  When the free skate happens tomorrow night, I expect the Russians to have swept gold in all the figure skating events.  Unfortunately, there are only four days of games left and then we have to wait two years to watch the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing.  Well, I think I’m done for tonight… I really should just watch the movie I put in.  Check out my review of the Torino 2006 video game I’ve been playing.  Peace.