"I skate to where the puck is going to be, not where it has been." –Wayne Gretzky

Good Morning Bogdan, I want this to come off humorously - as a reply to this post, since I played goalie and would have been responsible for stopping Mr. Gretzky's attempts I'm sorry but I cannot agree! If you would please, I don't know if you have noticed but some of us have tried to contact you about a form of the "Nigerian Scam" being sent to many of us here in the Community. There are some posts up about it. The source of the one I received was - http://www.adlandpro.com/directad/go/princemarthins Can you please look into it. I posted a copy of it here - http://www.adlandpro.com/directad/forumShowPost.aspx?PostID=10337 As for your quote, I doubt I would have had much success against Wayne but I am sure thankful I didn't rise to that level of competition. I would say this tho' there is a GREAT deal of satisfaction and feeling of accomplishment in stopping the slap shot of a scorer! What a rush!!! Have a great day, Mark

Hi Mark, Regarding your report on "Nigerian Scam". I have received many reports regarding this issue to our support. We have immediately disabled the account of prinemarthins by blocking access to it. We have also removed all the posts sent by this individual. The account is still accessible by this link http://www.adlandpro.com/directad/go/princemarthins because we have it in our database for a record, but it can't be used to login into it. Bogdan

As with all professions, the better you get at what you do, you can navigate with better "vision". The key is trying to judge where the puck is going to be and where the puck is not going to be. We see this all the time with our businesses. Some of the services we offer we're getting alot of pull from the customers. Other businesses which we prefer to do more, we're having to prod the customer. Each opportunity is a different 'puck'.

Hi Bogdan, I'm sure we are all thankful and appreciate your actions with that issue. BTW - upon further reflection, I have to change my disagreement with your post. As a matter of reality, what I ALWAYS did was skate to where the puck was going to be - hopefully getting there before it got there and not after! That nasty feeling of getting there after it had already been there and now I was looking over my shoulder at the puck in the net was not pleasant! LOL... Have a great day, Mark