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Wednesday, September 12, 2007

                                   NEWS FLASH:

     Tragedy at today's Talladega race has left 3 drivers
dead and injured 3 others, with only 7 laps to go LeMoyne Crawford spun Sara Casey out, just as she was coming out of turn 4. It was reported that Crawford was heard to say on the radio "that will teach her to bump and run on me." Mired in a tangle of 15 other cars, Casey's car careened into Carl Edwards and the cars began to pile up. It appeared that Earnhardt Jr.'s car struck the car of Tony Stewart right behind the fuel filler spout causing it to explode, showering the whole pileup of cars in burning fuel. Killed in the pileup and fire were Dale EarnhardtJr., Tony Stewart, and Carl Edwards. The injured include Kasey Kane, Jeff Gordon, and Dale Jarrett. Ladies and gentlemen, Dale Jarrett was set to retire at the end of today's race.

    Folks, This is a made-up story, but it could happen on any given Sunday because of road rage on the racetracks of our country. Road rage is not something that only happens on the L.A. freeways. Nascar must take steps today to force drivers to alter their thinking.
     In my opinion, Nascar has to establish and publish some very extreme penalties for this type of action. The penalties have to be enforced equally across the board for all drivers who intentionally wreck or try to wreck another driver.
    I feel that those penalties should include parking the car and the driver if the incident takes place during a race. If the incident takes place after the checkered flag the driver should be parked for the next week's race. In either case, the penalty should also include the forfeiting of the day's winnings and points. If a driver is involved in a second incident during one season, the penalty should be doubled and if there is a third incident involving the same driver , he should be supended for 1 season (36 races).

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Saturday, August 25, 2007

What is a better level to watch sport's High school,college,professional.

Over and over again My Friend's and I have this debate on what level of sport's is the best meaning,and Most fun to watch? High school,college,professional. Professional Teams you make the most money,girls,fame.The one thing is You are not guaranteed the money. To Many really good player's are cut due to salary cap casualty,and too many player's getting in trouble and have poor attitudes. College you get the credit's chance for higher learning,better job's,Too many player's taking gifts there not suppose to. My Opinion is High school is the best sport's level. Let me explain. We are learning to be men playing a game that is fun. It is fun being at a High school football game, the band,cheerleader's,More family oriented. Plus it doesn't cost allot and close to home.

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Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Ali: The Man "The Greatest" Boxer of all Time

I am to young to remember Muhammad Ali, but from what I read and seen from movies. He is up there with the top legonds.Two different fearce compadators. Dale Earnhardt, his driving, Muhammed ali his boxing,but they have one thing in common they both scared people. Just one of many people from the past. It saddend's me today though this eara in sport's really don't mean too much. Could you inmagine if you put a little 60's in the sport's today,what it would be like.

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The Intimidator

What a nickname to go by :The Intimidator, Here is an all time legend. Just the name give's me shiver's.If i was racing,and saw him in my mirror i would just let him pass,and wave. When I was growing up I collected allot of nascar stuff, but only Dale Earnhardt.I was saddened by his death,but did not forget. I believe he is compared to the babe of baseball.

Bio:

The mere mention of the name Dale Earnhardt provoked emotions of respect, idolization and a stilling sense of awe in race fans and people around the world. His daring and calculated moves on the track that brought fear and respect from his fellow drivers were often off-set with his advice and extensions of friendship to them off the track.

He may have been known as The Intimidator, but his heart and giving ways were bigger than any track he raced. Here is his web sight to read more.

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The Will Power

3:30am the alarm sound's,I roll out of bed starting my daily activities. Thinking to my self I could easily give up,and except less. What is inside us to drive us for the common goal. It's will power the power to keep us going. Is it in you ? I am not an athlete, but I can not believe what some of them go through the work,and there's some it's no big deal. I would give anything to play sport's and make ton's of money. Then reality kick's me in the ass. It's easy to judge someone then be judged by someone.

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Tuesday, August 14, 2007

Father's update

Well I'm not going to lie and say everthing has been great,but being a father for a baby the first time has been a challenge. We've adopted our oldest one now three. He's not like a baby though.Ryan our 4 month old is not completely sleeping through the night,which can be hard sometime's when your tired and hearing him crying I say five more minute's please, or when he's crying and you do not know why,he's been fed,changed,burped,and still being fusy.Any advice for the Father's,or mother's out there on what to do about anything.