My training session have been intense and furious. It's as though the energy and concentration I put into the CMA program has now shifted back into the weight room. There is that need once again to grind against the cold hard iron. Once again I began doing calves which has given me the needed power in the squat through transfer of leverage throughout the whole leg.

Somehow since now all the academic work of the CMA has ended it seems that there is no sense of loss but one of real tangible accomplishment - more so in many ways that a degree. With the CMA it seems one become a part of some fraternity while with a degree you feel cut off from the institution once you leave.

I anticipated that I would feel a sense of loss as when I graduated back in '96, but not at all.

The Hulk seemed low budget - made in the dark to hide the lack of resources to finance more extensive graphics, but the story was deeper and more immersive.

Get Smart and Mongol seem promising as does Hancock which is a must see - of course for pure entertainment value.

Until next time.