Tinker:
When
I keep hearing the same talk about how the best people in America are
going to keep falling behind the rest of the world, and decline into a
failed country like Rome. I begin to feel like standing up to say no we
won't.
So the trust of the hardworking American people
has been broken by too many bad guys taking advantage of the good people
living and working in America over the years. The United States
political way of doing everyday business has been fixed against them,
honesty has be perverted twisted into the Washington DC way of doing
business. Tilting the American peoples government process into keeping
the bad guys running Washington DC.
The news media is trying to lead America public
opinion around like yesteryear's wise greek oracle, using the tried and
true public relationship formulators for the bad guys political success.
Divide and conquer, appeal to the people tribal instincts, and
religions, segregate the American people into a birds of a feather
feeling.
The bad guys honest business working front is called Republican versus Democratic parties. With the help of the fourth estate the American News Media. They will try and make sure that the American people will not pull in one direction, and the Washington DC money and political power hustle will continue indefinitely into the foreseeable future.
The bad guys honest business working front is called Republican versus Democratic parties. With the help of the fourth estate the American News Media. They will try and make sure that the American people will not pull in one direction, and the Washington DC money and political power hustle will continue indefinitely into the foreseeable future.
The aristocratic will hold onto theirs as the
American people become a basket case of scared people willing to agree
with anything that keep them feeling safe.
The
winners of that fix game will go on to wine and dine in the afterglow of
Manhattan, NY. cocktails parties. The rich and famous will be happy
again, as main street America goes bankrupt like Detroit Michigan did.
I don't believe the American people will allow
themselves to lose like that anymore, because when it is time to vote
again in between America election cycles. This time the American people
will vote hell no, we won't lose because of you again. And in some cases
the American people will recall the worst among the bad
institutionalizes guys, and choose a better person to run Washington DC
federal government.
Did you see the new IRS head man telling the
congress of the United States that they are cooperating with what
Congress is investigating about the IRS problem of abusing the American
people. When in reality the new IRS head man was not in fact turning
over what congress ask far, making sure to slow roll the IRS response.
Dummy up just like all criminals do to the police officers all over
America.
No the American people are not going to go along
with that ugly behavior any longer, and when the American people vote
this next time all hell is going to break lose. Not only are the bad
guys who were responsible for hurting the American people economy going
to be defeated at the polling booth, and thrown out of office. But also
will be investigated by the honest men and women who will replace them
in Washington DC. Then according to the American Laws that are on the
books, they will be arrested according to their crimes, tried, and
convicted, and jailed.
The American people will payoff our country's dept, start up the American powerful winning spirit again and start over, bigger and better then ever.
The American people will payoff our country's dept, start up the American powerful winning spirit again and start over, bigger and better then ever.
So how do you like them apples you too bit Ivy league blue blood parrot jerk!?
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U.S. EMBASSIES ACROSS MIDDLE EAST TO SHUT DOWN SUNDAY...
State Dept: 'Precautionary,' but won't detail threat...
NBC: Possibly connected to al Qaeda...
Dozens of CIA ops on ground during Benghazi attack...
GOP Rep: Obama admin hiding survivors, changing their names...
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The CIA is polygraphing its operatives on a regular basis in an “unprecedented” effort to prevent Benghazi secrets from leaking out, CNN’s Drew Griffin is reporting, citing unnamed inside sources.
“Since January, some CIA operatives involved in the agency’s missions in Libya, have been subjected to frequent, even monthly polygraph examinations, according to a source with deep inside knowledge of the agency’s workings,” the bombshell report reveals. “The goal of the questioning, according to sources, is to find out if anyone is talking to the media or Congress.”
A
Libyan man stands next to a wall apparently stained with blood at the
main entrance of the US consulate in Benghazi on September 13, 2012.
Credit: AFP/Getty Images
More from CNN:
It has also been revealed that as many 35 Americans were in Benghazi on the night of the deadly terror attack, CNN reports, citing anonymous inside sources. As many as seven were wounded and 21 Americans were reportedly working in the building known as the CIA annex.
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Posted: 08/02/2013 1:42 pm EDT
College students and their families are set to enjoy lower borrowing costs this fall at the expense of future borrowers under a measure approved by Congress and to be signed into law by President Barack Obama.
The proposal overwhelmingly passed the House of Representatives on Wednesday with nearly 400 votes. The Senate version on July 24 garnered more than 80 votes. The bill was sent to Obama on Thursday. He's likely to sign it into law this month.
But as the Obama administration and congressional leaders celebrate what they tout as a victory for students, a Huffington Post review of projections and figures compiled by the White House, Congressional Budget Office, College Board and other sources suggests that the legislation may end up doing more harm to household budgets than Washington officials acknowledge.
Beginning as early as two years from now, students and their families are projected to pay more for government loans to fund higher education than they paid in this most recent academic year. The government's profit from student loans is set to increase. And the growing gap between rising college costs and stagnant student loan limits may exacerbate the economic problem posed by student debt.
With overall student debt at $1.2 trillion and counting, U.S. households are increasingly putting off home and car purchases in favor of paying down student debt -- a development that has officials at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Treasury Department and Federal Reserve worried about the current economic recovery and future growth.
Raising the cost of future loans is likely to make this problem even worse.
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U.S. EMBASSIES ACROSS MIDDLE EAST TO SHUT DOWN SUNDAY...
State Dept: 'Precautionary,' but won't detail threat...
NBC: Possibly connected to al Qaeda...
Dozens of CIA ops on ground during Benghazi attack...
GOP Rep: Obama admin hiding survivors, changing their names...
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New Benghazi Details Revealed in Bombshell CNN Report: ‘Unprecedented’ Effort Underway to Keep Secrets From Leaking
The CIA is polygraphing its operatives on a regular basis in an “unprecedented” effort to prevent Benghazi secrets from leaking out, CNN’s Drew Griffin is reporting, citing unnamed inside sources.
“Since January, some CIA operatives involved in the agency’s missions in Libya, have been subjected to frequent, even monthly polygraph examinations, according to a source with deep inside knowledge of the agency’s workings,” the bombshell report reveals. “The goal of the questioning, according to sources, is to find out if anyone is talking to the media or Congress.”
A
Libyan man stands next to a wall apparently stained with blood at the
main entrance of the US consulate in Benghazi on September 13, 2012.
Credit: AFP/Getty ImagesMore from CNN:
It is being described as pure intimidation, with the threat that any unauthorized CIA employee who leaks information could face the end of his or her career.The CIA responded to CNN’s report in a statement, claiming it “enabled all officers involved in Benghazi the opportunity to meet with Congress,” according to Jake Tapper.
In exclusive communications obtained by CNN, one insider writes, “You don’t jeopardize yourself, you jeopardize your family as well.”
Another says, “You have no idea the amount of pressure being brought to bear on anyone with knowledge of this operation.”
It has also been revealed that as many 35 Americans were in Benghazi on the night of the deadly terror attack, CNN reports, citing anonymous inside sources. As many as seven were wounded and 21 Americans were reportedly working in the building known as the CIA annex.
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Why The Student Loan Deal Is Bad News For Students (INFOGRAPHIC)
Posted: 08/02/2013 1:42 pm EDT
College students and their families are set to enjoy lower borrowing costs this fall at the expense of future borrowers under a measure approved by Congress and to be signed into law by President Barack Obama.
The proposal overwhelmingly passed the House of Representatives on Wednesday with nearly 400 votes. The Senate version on July 24 garnered more than 80 votes. The bill was sent to Obama on Thursday. He's likely to sign it into law this month.
But as the Obama administration and congressional leaders celebrate what they tout as a victory for students, a Huffington Post review of projections and figures compiled by the White House, Congressional Budget Office, College Board and other sources suggests that the legislation may end up doing more harm to household budgets than Washington officials acknowledge.
Beginning as early as two years from now, students and their families are projected to pay more for government loans to fund higher education than they paid in this most recent academic year. The government's profit from student loans is set to increase. And the growing gap between rising college costs and stagnant student loan limits may exacerbate the economic problem posed by student debt.
With overall student debt at $1.2 trillion and counting, U.S. households are increasingly putting off home and car purchases in favor of paying down student debt -- a development that has officials at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Treasury Department and Federal Reserve worried about the current economic recovery and future growth.
Raising the cost of future loans is likely to make this problem even worse.
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WASHINGTON — A GOP lawmaker accused the Internal Revenue
Service of obstructing congressional investigations into the agency's
targeting of tea party groups, a charge the head of the IRS denied.
Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., chairman of the House Oversight Committee, said the IRS has been slow in producing documents that are so thoroughly blacked out they are useless to investigators.
Issa said he plans to bypass IRS lawyers and will subpoena documents directly from the Treasury Department, which oversees the IRS.
"You are slow-rolling us," Issa told acting IRS head Danny Werfel in a heated exchange during a committee hearing Friday. "There are important facts to get out, and you are obstructing."
"That is not true," Werfel fired back.
Werfel said that by the end of the day Friday, the IRS will have given more than 16,000 pages of documents to Issa's committee and more than 70,000 pages to Congress as a whole. Werfel said documents are blacked out to protect confidential taxpayer information.
Issa's committee does not have legal authority to receive confidential taxpayer information. In Congress, that authority is reserved for the chairmen of the two tax-writing committees, House Ways and Means and Senate Finance, and their designated staff.
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(Twitter)
The opinion page editor at the Chattanooga Times Free Press has been fired over a headline of an editorial that was highly critical of President Barack Obama’s new “jobs plan.”
“Take your jobs plan and shove it, Mr. President: Your policies have harmed Chattanooga enough,” the headline reads.
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Drew Johnson, the now-former opinion page editor at the Free Press, announced his firing on Twitter Thursday and later explained the situation in an exclusive interview with TheBlaze.
“I just became the first person in the history of newspapers to be fired for writing a paper’s most-read article,” Johnson wrote.
The Free Press claims it fired Johnson for “placing a headline on an editorial outside of normal editing procedures.” They are claiming he changed the headline at the last second.
“The headline was inappropriate for this newspaper. It was not the original headline approved for publication, and Johnson violated the normal editing process when he changed the headline,” the paper said in a statement posted on its website. “The newspaper’s decision to terminate Johnson had nothing to do with the content of the editorial, which criticized the president’s job creation ideas and Chattanooga’s Smart Grid. The Free Press page has often printed editorials critical of the president and his policies.”
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He headlined the video, “The Conflict in Under a Minute.”
The exchange began when Member of Knesset Jamal Zahalka who heads the progressive Balad Party (National Democratic Assembly) rejected Jewish claims to the Holy Land, saying “We [Palestinians] were here before you. I was here before you. And we will still be here after you.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the Knesset (File photo: AP)
Other Members of Knesset are seen in the audience protesting Zahalka.
Netanyahu then approached the podium and said, “I did not plan to speak, but I heard Member of Knesset Zahalka’s statement. You said, ‘We were here before you and we’ll be here after you’re gone.’ The first part is not true and the second part will never happen.”
After making that short statement, Netanyahu slapped the podium and stepped down. Seated lawmakers are seen in the video applauding enthusiastically.
Though he doesn’t use Twitter that frequently – his last post was in early July – Netanyahu linked to the video and tweeted, “The conflict twitterized: MK Zahalka: We were here B4 U & will B here after U. PM Netanyahu: 1st part isn’t true & 2nd part won’t happen!”
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Darrell Issa Accuses IRS Of Obstructing Investigation
By STEPHEN OHLEMACHER
08/02/13 02:32 PM ET EDT 
Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., chairman of the House Oversight Committee, said the IRS has been slow in producing documents that are so thoroughly blacked out they are useless to investigators.
Issa said he plans to bypass IRS lawyers and will subpoena documents directly from the Treasury Department, which oversees the IRS.
"You are slow-rolling us," Issa told acting IRS head Danny Werfel in a heated exchange during a committee hearing Friday. "There are important facts to get out, and you are obstructing."
"That is not true," Werfel fired back.
Werfel said that by the end of the day Friday, the IRS will have given more than 16,000 pages of documents to Issa's committee and more than 70,000 pages to Congress as a whole. Werfel said documents are blacked out to protect confidential taxpayer information.
Issa's committee does not have legal authority to receive confidential taxpayer information. In Congress, that authority is reserved for the chairmen of the two tax-writing committees, House Ways and Means and Senate Finance, and their designated staff.
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Tennessee Newspaper Opinion Editor Fired Over Headline Critical of Obama – He Gives Us the Inside Story
(Twitter)“Take your jobs plan and shove it, Mr. President: Your policies have harmed Chattanooga enough,” the headline reads.
(Scroll down for update)
Drew Johnson, the now-former opinion page editor at the Free Press, announced his firing on Twitter Thursday and later explained the situation in an exclusive interview with TheBlaze.
“I just became the first person in the history of newspapers to be fired for writing a paper’s most-read article,” Johnson wrote.
The Free Press claims it fired Johnson for “placing a headline on an editorial outside of normal editing procedures.” They are claiming he changed the headline at the last second.
“The headline was inappropriate for this newspaper. It was not the original headline approved for publication, and Johnson violated the normal editing process when he changed the headline,” the paper said in a statement posted on its website. “The newspaper’s decision to terminate Johnson had nothing to do with the content of the editorial, which criticized the president’s job creation ideas and Chattanooga’s Smart Grid. The Free Press page has often printed editorials critical of the president and his policies.”
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Watch Netanyahu Throw Down With an Arab Lawmaker Over Who Was in the Holy Land First
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu posted a video on Facebook Thursday showing a verbal spat between him and an Arab Member of Knesset that took place the night before over which people inhabited the Holy Land first – the Jews or the Palestinians.He headlined the video, “The Conflict in Under a Minute.”
The exchange began when Member of Knesset Jamal Zahalka who heads the progressive Balad Party (National Democratic Assembly) rejected Jewish claims to the Holy Land, saying “We [Palestinians] were here before you. I was here before you. And we will still be here after you.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the Knesset (File photo: AP)Netanyahu then approached the podium and said, “I did not plan to speak, but I heard Member of Knesset Zahalka’s statement. You said, ‘We were here before you and we’ll be here after you’re gone.’ The first part is not true and the second part will never happen.”
After making that short statement, Netanyahu slapped the podium and stepped down. Seated lawmakers are seen in the video applauding enthusiastically.
Though he doesn’t use Twitter that frequently – his last post was in early July – Netanyahu linked to the video and tweeted, “The conflict twitterized: MK Zahalka: We were here B4 U & will B here after U. PM Netanyahu: 1st part isn’t true & 2nd part won’t happen!”
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Blaze Original storyIt’s Official: Sen. Lindsey Graham Will Face Tea Party Challenger in 2014
Politics“I believe we need a credible candidate who can challenge Graham. Someone who can bring together the liberty movement, the tea party, those who covet our Second Amendment rights and the right to life…”
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Tinker:
What are these American sports writers writing about in the first opening weeks of the 2013 college football season.
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Alabama is No. 1 in the USA Today preseason coaches' poll.
The Crimson Tide were an overwhelming choice, receiving 58 of 62 first-place votes. Ohio State was second and received three first-place votes. Oregon is No. 3, Stanford is 4, Georgia is five and No. 6 Texas A&M received the other first-place vote.
The top five teams in the USA Today preseason coaches' poll:
• Rank 'Em: College Football Top 25
• Fremeau: Underrated Teams
Half the top 10 is from the Southeastern Conference, which has won the last seven national championships, including three in the last four years by Alabama.
South Carolina is No. 7 and Florida is No. 10. No. 8 Clemson and No. 9 Louisville round out the top 10. No. 13 LSU gives the SEC six teams in the top 25.
Notre Dame, which lost the BCS title game 42-14 to Alabama last season, is No. 11.
The Crimson Tide have 12 starters returning from last season's title team, including senior quarterback AJ McCarron, who has been under center for each of the last two championship squads.
McCarron will operate behind a revamped offensive line that will feature junior left tackle Cyrus Kouandjio, who has been projected as a early first-round pick in next year's NFL draft. Alabama also boasts a pair of talented sophomores in wide receiver Amari Cooper and running back T.J. Yeldon.
Alabama once again figures to have a strong defense anchored by linebackers C.J. Mosley and Adrian Hubbard.
After opening their season on Aug. 31 against Virginia Tech, the Crimson Tide will face a major test in their second game on Sept. 14, when they travel to College Station to take on Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel and the sixth-ranked Aggies.
Florida State is No. 12 in the poll, which was released Thursday, while Oklahoma State and Texas round out the top 15.
Oklahoma is 16th, followed by Michigan, Nebraska, Boise State, TCU, UCLA, Northwestern and Wisconsin. USC and Oregon State complete the top 25.
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
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Editors' note: This story includes mature subject matter and language.
This story appears in ESPN The Magazine's Aug. 19 College Football Preview. Subscribe today!
@JManziel2: Bullshit like tonight is a reason why I can't wait to leave college station...whenever it may be
FOUR DAYS AFTER the tweet, Johnny Manziel did what many boys do when they're in trouble. He went home. The farm roads and state highways between College Station and Tyler blurred under the wheels of his black Mercedes-Benz, the one he wanted so badly that his dad finally bought it for him. Paul Manziel didn't want his son to do something stupid to get it for himself. A jagged line marked the back left quarter panel; even before Johnny tweeted that he wanted to leave College Station, someone had keyed his car. When Johnny arrived at his grandmother's house in Tyler on this Wednesday, Paul leaned over and silently ran his finger along the length of the cut, seeing what someone had done. He felt helpless. Building tension from the past week, and from the seven months of scrutiny that preceded it, had left his son on edge and exhausted. Maybe here, outside the siege walls of College Station, Johnny could exhale. He needed space to retake the control he'd lost over both himself and his new persona. Johnny Football is a growling grown-ass beast of a human. Johnathan Manziel is a boy trying to become a man.
Johnny wanted to play golf with his dad, so they unloaded their bags in the sun-baked parking lot of Hollytree Country Club. Paul also had the usual half-dozen items for his son to sign, things given to him by family friends or mailed to the car dealership he runs. People in passing carts waved and smiled. Paul grew up on this course as a kid, the grandson of a Texas oil fortune, which still funds the family. Enough remains to make sure Johnny never wants for anything. "It's not Garth Brooks money," Paul says, laughing, "but it's a lot of money." Still, those piles of cash couldn't make Paul's father pay attention to him. This golf course is where Paul went for peace. It's where he played the club father-son tournament with someone else's father, vowing to be different when his time came. That chance finally arrived, in the form of a baby boy he named Johnathan Paul, and he built a house for the family at Hollytree. The Manziels lived on the 16th hole here before a new job took them to Kerrville, six hours southwest, where Johnny became a Texas high school football legend. This is the last place they were normal.
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Tinker:
What are these American sports writers writing about in the first opening weeks of the 2013 college football season.
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Bama tops preseason coaches' poll
Updated: August 1, 2013, 3:27 PM ET
ESPN.com news services
Mark Schlabach looks at the preseason coaches' poll that finds Alabama back on top.Tags: Mark Schlabach, Coaches' Poll, Preseason
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The Crimson Tide were an overwhelming choice, receiving 58 of 62 first-place votes. Ohio State was second and received three first-place votes. Oregon is No. 3, Stanford is 4, Georgia is five and No. 6 Texas A&M received the other first-place vote.
USA Today Preseason Coaches' Poll
The top five teams in the USA Today preseason coaches' poll:
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• Rank 'Em: College Football Top 25
• Fremeau: Underrated Teams
Half the top 10 is from the Southeastern Conference, which has won the last seven national championships, including three in the last four years by Alabama.
South Carolina is No. 7 and Florida is No. 10. No. 8 Clemson and No. 9 Louisville round out the top 10. No. 13 LSU gives the SEC six teams in the top 25.
Notre Dame, which lost the BCS title game 42-14 to Alabama last season, is No. 11.
The Crimson Tide have 12 starters returning from last season's title team, including senior quarterback AJ McCarron, who has been under center for each of the last two championship squads.
McCarron will operate behind a revamped offensive line that will feature junior left tackle Cyrus Kouandjio, who has been projected as a early first-round pick in next year's NFL draft. Alabama also boasts a pair of talented sophomores in wide receiver Amari Cooper and running back T.J. Yeldon.
Alabama once again figures to have a strong defense anchored by linebackers C.J. Mosley and Adrian Hubbard.
After opening their season on Aug. 31 against Virginia Tech, the Crimson Tide will face a major test in their second game on Sept. 14, when they travel to College Station to take on Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel and the sixth-ranked Aggies.
Florida State is No. 12 in the poll, which was released Thursday, while Oklahoma State and Texas round out the top 15.
Oklahoma is 16th, followed by Michigan, Nebraska, Boise State, TCU, UCLA, Northwestern and Wisconsin. USC and Oregon State complete the top 25.
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
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The trouble with Johnny
Johnny Manziel can't escape the pull of his celebrity, and it could derail his career
Originally Published: July 30, 2013
By
Wright Thompson | ESPN The Magazine
The Trouble With Johnny
ESPN
The Magazine senior writer Wright Thompson talks about his story on
Texas A&M QB Johnny Manziel and the concerns Manziel's family has
about his temper and off-field behavior.Tags: Wright Thompson, Texas A&M, Johnny Manziel
Editors' note: This story includes mature subject matter and language.
This story appears in ESPN The Magazine's Aug. 19 College Football Preview. Subscribe today!
@JManziel2: Bullshit like tonight is a reason why I can't wait to leave college station...whenever it may be
FOUR DAYS AFTER the tweet, Johnny Manziel did what many boys do when they're in trouble. He went home. The farm roads and state highways between College Station and Tyler blurred under the wheels of his black Mercedes-Benz, the one he wanted so badly that his dad finally bought it for him. Paul Manziel didn't want his son to do something stupid to get it for himself. A jagged line marked the back left quarter panel; even before Johnny tweeted that he wanted to leave College Station, someone had keyed his car. When Johnny arrived at his grandmother's house in Tyler on this Wednesday, Paul leaned over and silently ran his finger along the length of the cut, seeing what someone had done. He felt helpless. Building tension from the past week, and from the seven months of scrutiny that preceded it, had left his son on edge and exhausted. Maybe here, outside the siege walls of College Station, Johnny could exhale. He needed space to retake the control he'd lost over both himself and his new persona. Johnny Football is a growling grown-ass beast of a human. Johnathan Manziel is a boy trying to become a man.
Johnny wanted to play golf with his dad, so they unloaded their bags in the sun-baked parking lot of Hollytree Country Club. Paul also had the usual half-dozen items for his son to sign, things given to him by family friends or mailed to the car dealership he runs. People in passing carts waved and smiled. Paul grew up on this course as a kid, the grandson of a Texas oil fortune, which still funds the family. Enough remains to make sure Johnny never wants for anything. "It's not Garth Brooks money," Paul says, laughing, "but it's a lot of money." Still, those piles of cash couldn't make Paul's father pay attention to him. This golf course is where Paul went for peace. It's where he played the club father-son tournament with someone else's father, vowing to be different when his time came. That chance finally arrived, in the form of a baby boy he named Johnathan Paul, and he built a house for the family at Hollytree. The Manziels lived on the 16th hole here before a new job took them to Kerrville, six hours southwest, where Johnny became a Texas high school football legend. This is the last place they were normal.
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ESPN/USA Today preseason poll released - LSU #13 (Posted on 8/1/13 at 11:06 am)
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1. Alabama (58)
2. Ohio State (3)
3. Oregon
4. Stanford
5. Georgia
6. Texas A&M (1)
7. South Carolina
8. Clemson
9. Louisville
10. Florida
11. Notre Dame
12. Florida State
13. LSU
14. Oklahoma State
15. Texas
16. Oklahoma
17. Michigan
18. Nebraska
19. Boise State
20. TCU
21. UCLA
22. Northwestern
23. Wisconsin
24. USC
25. Oregon State
The top 25 college football teams
Tinker:
Henceforth college football has the top 25 college football team in America, making the first ten team the gold standard from one to ten. And the other fifteen team are less but better then nothing.
Everyone knows that the college football coaches have no chance to pick another college football team over any other college football teams in the NCAA because they are of course to busy coaching their own college football teams. Making the coaches top ten list a joke in reality.
Predicting is always ether overrated or underrated, otherwise we would all be gods from on high, right?
The
sports writers on the other hand have no excuse what so ever, making
them of course worse then a joke. The preseason top 25 college football
poll then is nothing more then a cheap publicity stunt to gain attention
for the writers and TV networks selling their wears related to the natural excitement around the game of college football.I often wonder how in the world does college football retain the pure fun of the college football game in the face of all the attached parasites using the game for their own selfish advantages. But indeed college football is even more glamorous in spite of all the navigator trying to corrupt the activity touching the game today. The great football arena are standing tall and full of excitement for everyone to enjoy. The spirit of college football is still the same as when it started.
Quote, "Are right men go on down that field, they cant
stop us, go on and Get Em, Get Em, Get Em, Get Em, Get Em, Get Em."
quote - Knute Rockne.
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"If LSU's defensive line was any good." (Posted on 8/1/13 at 2:08 pm)
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Sarcasm or not, he deserves some trolling.
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