BloggerMania I – Round 1 winners and Round 2 matchups announced!

The results are listed below for Round 1 of BloggerMania I. There appeared to be some confusion about how the matches will go. My thought would be to use some proprietary scientific methods to pick the winners. Frankly, I would rather do it by voting, my concern is whether I can get enough people voting to make it worthy. If you have other ideas, please certainly let me know! I want this to be as much fun as possible for everyone. Congrats to all the Round 1 winners.

Blue Grouping

Moving on to Round 2 are: Niall, Stowe, Ryan and Amber

Select highlights from the matches: Amber wins by using the Canada argument. Ryan organized the plan and by using his precisely folded printed paper daily planning method was able to overcome Merlin. Stowe beat Om by using Om’s cigar.

Green Grouping

Moving on to Round 2 are: Mike, Robert, Amanda and Loren

Select highlights from the matches: Joanne was about to win against Amanda (and I was praying for that!) but Amanda came back by boring Joanne into submission by doing that AmandaAcrossAmerica dance. Robert won by using Edwards as a democratic partner explaining to Matt why it would be best for the country if he lost.

Brown Grouping

Moving on to Round 2 are: Rex, Cameron, Liz and Markus

Select highlights from the matches: Cameron and Neil went to a tiebreaker round of finger wrestling whereby Cameron won with a sneak attack. Liz wins when Om comes back after his loss and hands her an ergonomic web worker daily approved chair. Markus beats Joel by using a better design. Rex, acting like Rocky in Rocky 4 against Ivan Drago (Pete) takes out the number one seed by using a MySQL reverse attack.

Orange Grouping

Moving on to Round 2 are: Steve, Tara, Jason and Jeremiah

Select highlights from the matches: Steve used an Edelman laptop to beat out Richard. Tara used the “community” to beat Matthew. Jason beat nick by using the Knicks as a defense… the 1993 Knicks that is. Jeremiah and Seth went the distance, Jeremiah won by two points: better vocabulary usage and comments “on”.