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"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness." -Declaration of Independence

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Friday, July 8, 2011

Monday, July 4, 2011

Happy 4th of July! Farrar wins Stage 3 of the Tour de France!




Tyler Farrar steps it up and takes a stage win for the USA! Although remarkably back, this is a long race! George Hincapie is still the leading American 13th only 4 seconds back from the yellow jersey wearer Thor Hushovd. Americans Christopher Horner and Levi Leipheimer are only 10 seconds back and both show good poise to grab a good finish this year.

Happy 4th of July!

Sunday, July 3, 2011

Bill Clinton talks "Class Warfare" - 2011

Bill does not like the term Class Warfare. Sure, it incites the you against us type rhetoric, but is it true? Is it, we'll give you a little more so we don't have any more "Let them eat cake" incidents, or is it something else? Nevertheless, during the Clinton Administration, we never spent more than we took in. This is important because this is the only time in a long budget history this has happened. Even REGAN spent more than he took in. Bill Clinton is definitely a smart man. Watch for yourself.

Saturday, July 2, 2011

Jeff Burton hangs Junior out to dry Daytona , July 2011

Yep, Junior could've, should've drove to the front. If only the 31 would've pulled up on his bumper. But no, for some reason, the 31 car hung back, you could see it from all cameras that this is what happened. Why? Only Jeff Burton will know. Still 7th in points, and still more races to go before the Chase. Yes, this season is definitely better. Keep the hate coming folks. Junior you rock!

Go #88!

Chasing the maillot jaune in the 2011 Tour de France - Grand Start


Philippe Gilbert slips on this jersey after the First Stage of the 2011 Tour de France. The most surprising of the first stage was the amount of crashes that happened especially in the last leg of the course. There were several crashes under 5km to go. Although the first stage is only the beginning of a long journey around France, injuries from crashes can impose a long ride for some and you really don't want to fall too far back. As usual there was an early break who actually held the Peleton to 4 minutes, including only 3 riders, Jeremy Roy, Perrig Quemeneur, and Lieuwe Westra who stayed out front until about 19km to go. The Peleton was led by Omega Pharma who pulled the breakaway back in once they felt the finish was getting too close. Christopher Horner is showing that he will be there being the top finishing American in the race, who also was the top finisher last year, sitting only 6 seconds back in 9th place. He is definitely the one to watch and seems as most likely the one to carry the American banner this year and has shown that he can make a good attempt at leading the general classification. Levi Leipheimer who can also challenge for the maillot jaune is only 1 minute and 20 seconds back, and we all know George Hincapie who sits right under 2 minutes back. Tyler Farrar who was thought to be a dark horse in this race led the peleton a couple times, but did not finish in the top 100 by the end of the first stage. Cadel Evans who is always a good strong rider finished right behind Gilbert and is 2nd in the overall classification. Last years winner and of course this years favorite Alberto Contador is 1 minute and 21 seconds behind Gilbert, who will go into tomorrows Stage 2, which is a Team Trial Stage with the Yellow Jersey. If Omega Pharma maintains the strength that they showed today, it should be quite an interesting team trial tomorrow. With several strong teams out there. What an exciting Grand Start!

Sunday, June 26, 2011

US Soccer falls to Mexico in Gold Cup 2011 Final


The US Men's National Team took an early 2-0 lead on the Mexican Nationals but could not hold on. They let in 4 consecutive goals with no response. The Mexican Nationals played with more speed and accurate passing and did deserve the win. The US Team continues to show its lack of depth of talent. The defense continued to clear long balls to the opposing side, while the long balls from the Mexican side met the strikers on a consistent basis who continued to challenge the defense and 8 times out of 10, the Mexican strike force beat the US defenders, with another 1 out of 10 being offsides. The US did show some good signs with the players on the field. We can always rely on Clint Dempsy to show some fortitude, but I believe even though Donovan scored he is overrated. I would've started Juan Agudelo over Donovan like had been previously done with the other winning sides. There also seems to be a challenge in communication while on field. One of the last Mexican goals was from a complete lack of communication from the defense. Howard did the best that he could with what he was given, he charged out to get the ball and the defenders ran away. There were definitely some signs of great play from the US Team even with their loss. Freddie Edu showed some great skill on the ball and Michael Bradley showed some great effort. The future does look promising and hopefully there will be some future talent that will increase the ranks of strong players.

On another note...

Tim Howard rips CONCACAF for the awards being in Spanish, which I totally agree, read it here:

CLICK HERE!


Monday, June 20, 2011

US storms its way into the Gold Cup Semi-Finals 2011



Panama, oh Panama, we built a canal through your country!!!!!!

Jermaine and Clint for the win! 2-0


Sunday, June 19, 2011

Junior running strong in 2011


PHOTO CREDIT: TNT RACE BUDDY

Junior's run at Michigan was marred by some poor driving of an obvious loose race car by Mark Martin. Mark Martin goes around the corner with Junior obviously making a good run off the turn and Mark loses it and runs Junior into the wall. Mark finishes 9th and Junior, who had a fast car this race, finishes 21st. However this is really one of the two worst finishes this season. Junior is strong in the championship chase hunt in 3rd place only 27 points out of 1st. 2nd through 5th in the Chase Hunt are less than 10 points apart. Junior has been pulling good finishes with good cars, a marked improvement from last year. One of my favorite races is Sonoma, which is next week is probably one of Junior's worst, but maybe with a fast car he can show some improvement here as well. Then off to Daytona! This has not been a bad year so far at all!