- Ten – Pearl Jam
- Yield – Pearl Jam
- Riot Act – Pearl Jam
After 6 extremely uncomfortable days of training a batch of 17 agents in the totally improper facility and heat, I needed this day to be one of relaxation & quite fun. But I woke up so late that I almost gave up and was about to sleep the day in. But better sense won over and I quickly brushed my teeth and took a bath. A change of clothes later, I was off to Cafe Coffee Day for a lovely blueberry muffin & a choco frappe. Refreshed and relaxed, I decided to check out some cds at the two places nearby but found their stocks depleted and dull. I think I must have mentioned the raid that took care of most of the “pirated” dvds & vcds that used to be displayed on their shelfs.
I saw a copy of Riot Act which I grabbed in an instant. I have a copy on tape but I hadn’t heard it in a while and I hate tape now. I needed a copy of this, their weakest album in my humble opinion, to complete my Pearl Jam cd collection and I have already ripped it into mp3s and listened to them.
I went to the used book sale and grabbed a Stephen King & a Sidney Sheldon novel each and after paying for them I felt hungry as it was 1:50 pm by then. So I went to have a couple of beers and some noodles and relaxed as I read the Sheldon novel. By 4 pm I was home and took a little nap.
Song for the day – “Given To Fly” – PEARL JAM
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After the previous shootout loss to the same team, which also saw a lot of fisticuffs, Ottawa dished out a similarly tight 6-5 victory over the Buffalo Sabres. Thursday night saw the divisional rivals go at each other in a shoot-out win in Buffalo. This time, in the Canadian capital, the Sens came out winners when Jason Spezza scored his second goal of the night on a power play with 4:07 remaining in the third period. The match also saw Dany Heatley score his team leading 36th goal and goals by Christoph Schubert, Chris Kelly & Daniel Alfredsson. The Sens’ Mike Comrie had a shoving fight with Sabre’s forward Derek Roy (who ironically is a native of Ottawa), while Chris Neil duked it out with Adam Mair. Ray Emery came out the winner against the tandem goalkeeping of Buffalo’s Martin Biron & Ryan Miller, who came on in the 9th minute of the second Period. The standings in the East after the match were Buffalo 1st with 87 points and Ottawa 4th on 76 points.