Like leading Idaho State 27-0 in the first

This is how I feel about the election right now.
This article sums my sentiment up perfectly.
I want him to win, yet am not sure America will allow it.
I can relate to all the things below. We'll see though.

"I'm about half and half right now that he'll win," said Shields, an 18-year-old university student and Obama supporter at a union-sponsored candidate forum in Cincinnati.

"Now when November comes and we're almost there, then I'll believe. Right now, I just have my fingers crossed."

Baptist preacher and Obama backer Brenda Girton-Mitchell, 60, said she had enough faith "in the human psyche" to believe that Obama would prevail over McCain.

But she echoes blacks across the country when she notes that polls have fooled them before, citing the famous case of Tom Bradley, an African American who narrowly lost the 1982 California governor's election despite leading in polls.

The CampTrotter state of Mind

The internet was the new generation of the Communications Utility Infrastructure.


The near future will define (or start to define) the next generation Power Utility Infrastructure, only to be followed by the new generation Transportation Utility Infrastructure 7 years later.

Industrial revolutions can occur when technology impacts utilities as opposed to products because all governments require utilities.

The next US President can make the biggest global impact by disrupting oil based energy because enough rich people got burned to finally enable the change.


In the Bailout package, I would bet most corporate tax incentives have to do with Energy. It is the one compromise that both democrats and replublicans can agree.

Tax incentives for the republicans and green energy for the democrats!

They can cooperate together without violating their parties’ perceptions.

I think new energy philosophy and infrastructure will ease the financial burden of transportation investment.

Something like Wireless power for vehicles would easier to develop once the Power aspect is addressed. I think both generation and transmission must be developed with a system mentality and created cohesively.

Google is almost done with Telecom once the cloud is established. They can then focus on energy because a lot of power will be needed if say 30% of the world’s computer activity goes to the clouds.

They will need to create their own solution(like their solar setup) for long term scalable growth without dealing with PG&E’s lobbyists.


It's the Newest World Order!

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The Great Black Shark is back

ODOG is the hardest movie character I may have seen in my life. Think about it.
He is harder than Kaiser Soze, Scarface, and Dinero in Cape Fear. ODOG was the icon of the crack era and reason why Charles Barkely and Spike Lee aren't scary to America anymore. Everytime I see this actor I think of O Dog. O Dog made Omar look soft.

America is still afraid of O Dog.


Yes I said it. The Great Black Shark has returned. He's been on Hiatus since December 3rd 2007.

Shouts out to Switzer

This came from MMQB. I can't stand Peter King, but I had to mention this.
Switzer's bar tab from the Superbowl with Pittsburgh was $100K. What was he drinking?

Switzer is a G.

Pearlman writes that Troy Aikman was disgusted by Sanders. And Barry Switzer too. He also notes that Switzer's liquor tab during the week of the Pittsburgh-Dallas Super Bowl in Arizona was $100,000. That's a heck of an example to set, Barry. What a great hire.

The Wing T

As you know Sir Thomas, I am a disciple of the Wing T. That is my theme offense and I seek it in all football. I want to send shouts out to Miami for out scheming Belichek.

They removed football fundamentals and created an even playing field. It was a pleausre and joy to see Ricky running bye as the Wing. Quite honestly, that offense is a perfect way to utilize two backs.

With a healthy Vince Young, Tennessee can do that a few times with Chris Johnson running by. Imagine him with a head start around the corner.

Shouts out to Jason Campbell. The media is hard on black quarterbacks and he shut them the f up by solid gameplay. Over 70% is Steve Youngish, and he has outplayed Hassleback at this stage in the offense.

Remember that Hasslbeback was so bad that they had Trent Dilfer in as their starter. Did you get Cube yet?
War Ed Hochuli!

Zebras

I wish people would give Hoculi a break. Did he make an awful call and cost the Bolts the game...absolutely. But, you can't tell me he didn't man up. He admitted his mistake...he is crucifying himself and actually responding to his hate mail and death threats. Let's be honest here, he is arguably one of the best refs in the game. He and Mike Carey have to be #1 and #2 (in no particular order), he explains the rules on calls and is a master of his craft. Compare this to NBA refs tanking games, MLB umps being plain bad, and Soccer refs doing whatever Soccer refs do...I mean c'mon they actually fall for those fake injuries.

In the most important game, the game of life, Ed and his pipes are true pros. They owned up to their mistake and took responsibility.

The most painful thing I've ever seen

Remember this scene?
How does it make you feel?

Janiak, where are you at? I thought you were going to contribute.
Did you move away from Snake and KP? Where has Carl Limar been anyway?