Saturday, February 16, 2008
I blame the Lowe's
Since playing cards with Larry and Amanda back in the summer, we came to enjoy Rex Goliath's Pinot Noir. This is great because a bottle can be purchased from $7 - $9. However, we went out for sushi last night and it was $6.50 per glass. Daaaaang, I gots to get in the wine bizness.
Saturday, February 09, 2008
Picture
Where and when was that picture taken. I like it. Phil and I were talking the other night, and we both agreed that another guys weekend is needed. Any thoughts/comments?
Wednesday, February 06, 2008
Anyone for some hoops?
It's the heart of basketball season, but no outdoor hoops here.

Yes, another snow day for me. You're thinking, that's great, but honestly, the thought of shoveling another 12 - 18" makes my back cringe. I'm debating on watching a movie or grading papers....hmmmmm.
With regards to basketball, tomorrow is actually the last game of the year for the freshman. I'll still have to help out with varsity, but no more planning practices, reviewing game tape, or scouting opponents. Ok, I may have exaggerated some, but I'm pretty burned out. I have a good group of guys, they're just lazy. At the end of semester 3 players made F's, so they are ineligible for the rest of the season. Meaning we've played the last 2 games with 6 players. Anyway, it will be nice to be able to leave school before the sun goes down.
Larry, I was finally able to download the picture from the Mofro show. I'd love to see some pics, here some clips, or at least read a review.
Boner, any stories to share from school?

Yes, another snow day for me. You're thinking, that's great, but honestly, the thought of shoveling another 12 - 18" makes my back cringe. I'm debating on watching a movie or grading papers....hmmmmm.
With regards to basketball, tomorrow is actually the last game of the year for the freshman. I'll still have to help out with varsity, but no more planning practices, reviewing game tape, or scouting opponents. Ok, I may have exaggerated some, but I'm pretty burned out. I have a good group of guys, they're just lazy. At the end of semester 3 players made F's, so they are ineligible for the rest of the season. Meaning we've played the last 2 games with 6 players. Anyway, it will be nice to be able to leave school before the sun goes down.
Larry, I was finally able to download the picture from the Mofro show. I'd love to see some pics, here some clips, or at least read a review.
Boner, any stories to share from school?
Saturday, February 02, 2008
Still snowing
I promise to stop complaining....when it stops snowing!! It's only February 2. You will probably see me on the news being carried off in a straight-jacket.
Movie rental
Not sure if you've heard of the movie Chalk, but it's an independent film made in the model of Best in Show or Drop Dead Gorgeous. It's painfully funny and many things are true. Boner, you must watch it before next year. Granted you have a lot of class time already, but I think you'll find many of the portrayals accurate. It's a little slow but worth watching. Larry, I'm sure you would also find it quite humorous. Plus Amanda could probably relate.
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Global warming?
Without a doubt this has been the worst winter since I've been in WI. People always talk about how it used to be and that winters are so mild now. Well, I can't imagine it being much worse. It seems to be constantly snowing. Still, with all the snow we haven't had a full day off from school. Well, today we got something worse than snow...COLD. It was -34 deg F with the wind chill at 5:30 am this morning. Fortunately they canceled school so I didn't have to go out in it.
Monday, January 28, 2008
Wednesday, January 09, 2008
Happy New Year
Okay, so it's only a few days late, but Happy 2008 to everyone. Just wanted to say thanks once again to James for coming down to Atlanta to celebrate Leah's baptism as the Godfather. Hope the hellish return trip was worth it. It was awesome to have you there and we're looking forward to you guys being closer to us very, very soon. 



Friday, December 21, 2007
Best...Sign...Ever
Not only is this billboard real, it is on the interstate smack dab between Tuscaloosa and Shreveport, where the bammers will be vacationing in late December for the 2nd straight year.


Tuesday, December 11, 2007
And the search(es) is on
Well, I guess I was the only one who didn't see the Al Borges bloodletting coming. All the message boards and blogs I read (and it's not really that many) had a "yup, this has been in the works for weeks" kind of mentality about it. I think it was a bit odd that they were able to keep it quiet for almost a week. Apparently Tubs let CAB know last week that he wouldn't be retained. My guess (actually stolen from other things I've read) is that it was so Tubs could negotiate a quick hire of the OC from Troy (disciple of the Leach/Mumme spread offense) and CAB could look for another job before the story broke. So that's what it looks like. We'll be running the spread offense in Auburn next year. I sure hope its more of a power spread featuring a strong running game instead of a pass happy, toss it all the field, three yard outs on every play type of spread O (and yes, I've already seen it referred to as the Spread Eagle attack). Here's a few things I don't like/understand about it. Personally I thought it was Tubs who was "calling off the dogs" on offense the last couple of years. After seeing the way CAB liked to spread the ball around and put up gaudy numbers in '04 and '05 I didn't think he would be one to "shut it down" on offense. That definitely seemed more like Tuberville's MO. He is old school, despite the Riverboat Gambler moniker, and loved to win games by running the ball and shutting the other team down. Also, CAB's quote said he understood the situation after talking to Tubs for "about 20 minutes" last week. Again, this makes it all seem so premeditated and underhanded. Tubs knew he was going to go in another direction and it looks to me like he didn't give Borges a chance to explain how he was going to change things for next year, either personnel wise or schematically. I just think that Cox's shortcomings as a quarterback and his injuries are the real reason the offense sputtered so badly at times in the last two seasons. I never wanted to pin the blame on Al.
As for the other coordinator on the Plains...despite the fact that we saw this same things just two weeks ago with Tubs, reports out of Fayetteville are saying that Will "Boom MoFo" Muschamp
will be named the new Head Pig as soon as tomorrow. I had no doubt in my mind when we hired Muschamp last year that he wouldn't be around long. I figured he'd be snapped up as a HC soon. I was just hoping we'd maybe get a couple more years out of him. The interesting thing to see will be if he succeeds in Hogville the next couple of years and Auburn struggles, if Lowder and Co. try and engineer a swap with Tubs heading back to R-Kansas and Will coming back to the Plains. We shall see, we shall see. Okay, I should really be finishing this paper on Plate Tectonics I've been avoided all day. Peace out peeps.
Oh yeah, James. We enjoyed having the wife over for dinner Saturday. It'll be nice next year when that is a weekly occurence. Pack yo bags mister...it's been in the 70s for four straight days!
As for the other coordinator on the Plains...despite the fact that we saw this same things just two weeks ago with Tubs, reports out of Fayetteville are saying that Will "Boom MoFo" Muschamp
will be named the new Head Pig as soon as tomorrow. I had no doubt in my mind when we hired Muschamp last year that he wouldn't be around long. I figured he'd be snapped up as a HC soon. I was just hoping we'd maybe get a couple more years out of him. The interesting thing to see will be if he succeeds in Hogville the next couple of years and Auburn struggles, if Lowder and Co. try and engineer a swap with Tubs heading back to R-Kansas and Will coming back to the Plains. We shall see, we shall see. Okay, I should really be finishing this paper on Plate Tectonics I've been avoided all day. Peace out peeps.
Oh yeah, James. We enjoyed having the wife over for dinner Saturday. It'll be nice next year when that is a weekly occurence. Pack yo bags mister...it's been in the 70s for four straight days!
Wednesday, December 05, 2007
How's the Bachelor Life JDinz??
You been livin' it up since the little lady headed down South? I'm picturing empty pizza boxes and beer bottles lying around the couch. Maybe even the pillows from your bed on the couch since you've been sleeping there watching ESPN all night. Are you at least remembering to feed the animals? That would be good. Anyway, enjoy the good life my friend.


Saturday, December 01, 2007
Possibly a sign?
As part of Jen's review for boards she signed up to receive the "question of the day" through email. Well, she took her boards a couple of weeks, but this was one of the questions this week:
Question of the Day: It’s a cold November day in the middle of football season in Atlanta, Georgia, when you are presented with "Uga VII", a 3-year old intact male bulldog in a red University of Georgia t-shirt. Uga is in for a routine check up and vaccinations.
You note an excessive amount of snorting, snuffling and slobber, (which is to say, normal for Uga). On auscultation, you hear a somewhat irregular heart rhythm with a slow rate; markedly slower on expiration.
T= 102.1 F (40 C) RR= 24 HR = 60 bpm
Reference values
What should you do?
A - ECG
B - Echocardiogram
C - Nothing
D - Chest radiograph, CBC, blood chemistry panel
E - Refer to for cardiology consult
I asked why there wasn't a choice F: euthanasia, but Jen didn't think that was funny. Anyway, just thought it was interesting that of all the mascots in the country, that's the one referred to in the question.
She leaves for Athens today. Say a prayer for safe travel and dry roads.
Question of the Day: It’s a cold November day in the middle of football season in Atlanta, Georgia, when you are presented with "Uga VII", a 3-year old intact male bulldog in a red University of Georgia t-shirt. Uga is in for a routine check up and vaccinations.
You note an excessive amount of snorting, snuffling and slobber, (which is to say, normal for Uga). On auscultation, you hear a somewhat irregular heart rhythm with a slow rate; markedly slower on expiration.
T= 102.1 F (40 C) RR= 24 HR = 60 bpm
Reference values
What should you do?
A - ECG
B - Echocardiogram
C - Nothing
D - Chest radiograph, CBC, blood chemistry panel
E - Refer to for cardiology consult
I asked why there wasn't a choice F: euthanasia, but Jen didn't think that was funny. Anyway, just thought it was interesting that of all the mascots in the country, that's the one referred to in the question.
She leaves for Athens today. Say a prayer for safe travel and dry roads.
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Monday, November 26, 2007
Thursday, November 22, 2007
JLM Week Lucky 13
Team HardtobelieveanotheryearofJLMiscomingtoanend
QB Tebow (he might break 100 himself this week), uf
RB Green-Ellis, ole
RB Lester, au
WR Burton, ky
WR Ingram, uf
WR Brown, ut
K David, lsu
DEF Auburn
By the way Larry, I tried to call Amanda during the day yesterday to ask her what kind of wine we had at your house. I knew it was Rex Goliath, I just couldn't remember Pinot Noir or Cabernet Sauvignon. I just bought both to be safe.
Hope everyone has a great Thanksgiving.
QB Tebow (he might break 100 himself this week), uf
RB Green-Ellis, ole
RB Lester, au
WR Burton, ky
WR Ingram, uf
WR Brown, ut
K David, lsu
DEF Auburn
By the way Larry, I tried to call Amanda during the day yesterday to ask her what kind of wine we had at your house. I knew it was Rex Goliath, I just couldn't remember Pinot Noir or Cabernet Sauvignon. I just bought both to be safe.
Hope everyone has a great Thanksgiving.
Thursday, November 15, 2007
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