Darelle Revis has reportedly signed with the Jets and is supposed to arrive in New Jersey today. It is hopeful he can come back to the team and fit in as a team player. He certainly does not come across as a team player. $10,000,000 is not enough for him? Oh, Asomugha makes more! Check the ego at the door. You had a signed contract. Honor it. When it is up then you negotiate. If you're half as good as you seem to think you are, you will be rewarded. I was hoping the Jets would let him sit out the year. You don't want to be a part of the team stay home.
There are no limits to the subjects discussed here. Like "Seinfeld" it is a blog about nothing. And yet, it is about everything. Talk of the past, talk of the present. How things are remembered and how they are interpreted. Sports, politics, cooking, cars, families and more are included.
Monday, September 6, 2010
I Told You So
Manny Ramirez proved himself to be a self-centered overpaid athlete once again by quitting on the Dodgers. Does that sound familiar Red Sox Fans? As a Dodger fan I am happy to see him go. When the Dodgers picked him up in '08 I predicted this very scenario.
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Saturday, October 24, 2009
Tucker Tape Parade
This is our new pup, Tucker. He's twelve weeks old in this video taken today. I wanted to email this to my daughter, Jessica, in West Virginia, but the file is too large. Hopefully I can link this to the email I send her so she can see how he has grown. We got him at eight weeks old. He is a real pisser! Very intelligent and sensitive. I took him for a walk in our woods today and he just loved it.
The video was shot on a Canon Power Shot A590 digital camera. It's a little darker than I'd like. It was taken inside on a gloomy day and there are no movie lights on this little digital camera.
It's pretty good for a digital camera, though.
Tucker's ears have just started to stand up in the last week. They still have a ways to go, but they're pretty sharp. He's funny when he tries to scoot around the house. He's very clumsy and not real fast. His huge paws sound like a little horse romping through the rooms.
My wife, Patti, was sweeping the floor today and Tucker kept grabbing the broom. She said, "He doesn't bother the vacuum cleaner when I use that." My daughter, Lisa, said, "So, just make a noise like a vacuum cleaner while you sweep." Patti did just that, he gave her a funny look and didn't touch the broom once. What goes through his mind?!?
He's a real good boy!
Sunday, August 9, 2009
A Rainy Sunday
We were very spoiled last week. Five straight days with no rain. Today it has been rainy all day. Severe storm warnings in Tioga and Broome Counties with sixty mile an hour winds. We got lots of heavy rain, no high winds here at the house.
The Dodgers are in first place but sinking fast. They can't seem to find a way to win the close ones lately. I still can't stand Manny. He has sucked lately in the pressure situations. Two games in the last week he could have won with a timely hit and he has failed. Put Pierre back in the lineup.
We saw a 2010 Mustang the other day in Binghamton. Nice!
The Jets are practicing in Cortland this year. I have thought about going up to see them, but probably won't. Ray Simek's son got sixteen autographs last Thursday after a scrimmage. One was Mark Sanchez's, their first round draft pick out of USC. From reports I've heard he will probably start this year. Clemons is not performing up to standards.
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Catch Up
Many things have occurred since my last post. The Dodgers were whipped by the Phillies crushing their aspirations for the World Series. Now the Manny waiting game continues. Will the Dodgers sign him or will Boros play his games and rip some other team off with his exorbitant demands?
Barack Obama has been elected, in a landslide vote, to be our next President. What a change to have a man in the presidency who is eloquent and in touch with the common man. I saw a piece on the news last night showing him in a Chicago deli. When was the last time you saw Bush in a deli after being elected to office? Obama is busy choosing people to help run our government. May he choose wisely. I hope he can bring this country together. It has been disheartening to see our country so polarized, as it has been for the last decade.
The New york Jets are in first place in the AFC East! How about that? Brett Favre has made quite a difference for this team. No Jets fan in their right mind could have expected this turn around. The Jets take on the undefeated Tennessee Titans tomorrow. I have predicted a Jets victory. Talk about a change in confidence!
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Wednesday, September 24, 2008
MLB STANDINGS
Just an interesting little widget (at the bottom of the page) to keep anyone who might show up on my site informed and up-to-date on the MLB Standings. I wonder if I would have posted this if the LA Dodgers hadn't made such a miraculous comeback in the last three to four weeks? My first instincts about Manny Ramirez were wrong. I truly did not want him to be with the Dodgers. He has awakened the team from their funk and blasted them right to the top. That doesn't mean that he won't revert to his old Boston ways if things don't always go his way in the future. That is assuming the Dodgers sign him in the offseason. Wouldn't it be interesting to see the Dodgers v. Red Sox in the World Series? If the Dodgers get in the playoffs won't that be sweet for Joe Torre? The Yankees did not want him and they are toast this year. The Yankees chose the wrong Joe. Don Mattingly and Joe Torre in the playoffs while the Steinbrenners stew in their silent offices. How great is that? Go Dodgers!
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Joe Torre,
LA Dodgers,
Manny Ramirez,
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Saturday, September 13, 2008
Obama or McCain Vote.
Take a look at this:
http://www.sodahead.com/question/41731/
http://www.sodahead.com/question/41731/
This is a very interesting site. They posted an election for President of the United States of America if you were to vote right now. The comments that are posted in regards to this vote are both eye opening and some are a bit disturbing. The comment listed as "Top Comment" is a 'shopped picture of Obama in Al Quaida-type garb. That is disturbing. People find it so much easier to post something like this than to delve into the candidate's actual beliefs and hopes and dreams for this great country of ours. The part that truly bothers me is that many will view this picture and make judgments based on falsehood.
It is interesting to read the comments. The Barack backers seem to quote facts, while the McCain supporters use vile and hate-filled comments to attack Obama. They don't seem to like McCain as much as they despise Obama.
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Google Chrome

What a great browser. I heard about Google Chrome on the news on NPR this morning. It was leaked to the public yesterday. I downloaded it as soon as I got home tonight. I cannot believe how much quicker it is than Microsoft Explorer. I haven't figured out how to import my bookmarks from Explorer yet. I watched the little video and did what they said, but I don't see where it all imported. Maybe I have to have Explorer running when I import. Can you tell I'm not a computer genius? I had most of my bookmarks on my Google toolbar. I have to figure out how to get them on my homepage , also. Geek. com has a good article on Google Chrome. They had a question on the importing as well.
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