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Money May vs. Guerrero!
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I think Guerrero will try to make it as rough and ugly as possible, but he will eventually fall behind - as everyone - and allow Floyd to capitalize on his mistakes. I don't think The Ghost will break down though. He seems to be very strong-willed so I expect him to fight for the whole 3 minutes of every round. Floyd might get hit early on before he adjusts as he did in the Judah fight. I don't see a KO though. Floyd ain't gonna leave his throne just yet.
I expect Floyd to be defensively minded and picking his shots while frustrating Guerrero with defense on the ropes as I think Robert will try to bully him there.
All in all...I feel the same way as I always do when Floyd announces his opponent - unsure. Hell, I was worried that JMM will get him (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) Not gonna happen though...
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But still consider that Floyd is not getting any younger, if he were to lose, what would happen to the conditions of the contract? Remember, it's says "Up to six times, not that Floyd will be fighting six times." It is doubtful that Floyd would fight more often than once to twice a year, even under the new deal and network.
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Alberta (Canada)
3.86/5 rDev 0%
A true classic. I have had this one many times and find it to be a nice refreshing summer beer with more character than a macro lager and enough complexity to keep things from getting too dull over the course of a session. Pours a deep amber on the SRM scale and leaves a nice rich foam if you pour the beer correctly (although with this one I often dispense with the glass). Aroma is a sweet and spicy combo of bready spicy yeast and herbal notes with some sweet malt. Taste is where the magic is, sourdough yeast, cleansing spice like white pepper, some banana and vanilla esters... A nice sour tang with a decent biscuity crystal malt lingering sweetness on the palate. Drinkable but not dull. Might underwhelm those who love hop bombs as the Northern Brewer are there to provide grassiness and a bitter foil rather than complex hop aroma but keep an open mind. There is enough ale character in this hybrid style to keep one engaged.
08-11-2013 22:16:04 | More by CalgaryFMC
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North Carolina
3.9/5 rDev +1%
I have never tried this on tap and its been awhile since I have had this period so I figured to give it a try yesterday and review it again this time on tap.Pours a deep copper color with light to medium head,a lighter aroma is sweet with a lingering hop presence.The taste is nice and balanced of sweet caramel malt and a dry fruity finish,a very sold American beer a real cant miss selection in my mind.
08-10-2003 16:47:33 | More by oberon
Ontario (Canada)
3.33/5 rDev -13.7%
Beautiful clear, amber pour with a small foamy head. Very appetizing.
The nose was very dull with nothing distinct standing out in my mind. There was a touch of caramel but it seemed very lightly hopped.
The mouthfeel was pleasant and smooth if not creamy.The taste was light with some maltiness to give it body. And there was a touch of caramel on the fuzzy finish with just a hint of fruitiness.....possibly apricot (again, this was minimal).
For the most part a nice drinking experience but not one that i would call memorable.
06-04-2003 16:28:43 | More by Popsinc
2.75/5 rDev -28.8%
04-20-2014 20:50:59 | More by mojohawk21
3.58/5 rDev -7.3%
Appearance Nice copper color with a full, lingering head that laces the glass quite nicely.
Smell Very pleasant, light aroma of hops, fruits, and even some grain.
Taste Interesting mix of malts and hops. Theres a touch of sweetness in there as well, especially at the finish. Theres also a sour shadow in the flavor that I cant quite pick out that I find distracting. It tastes almost like I tossed a lemon in the glass, but I didnt.
Mouthfeel This beer has a great mouthfeel. Its rightly carbonated, thirst-quenching, saliva-activating, and goes down smooth.
Drinkability This one goes down fine and stands out from the rest of the crowd. It is my wifes favorite beer to drink, especially in the summer months.
Comments The sour twang keeps this one off of my, favorites, list, but its interesting and unique.
08-10-2003 04:00:16 | More by RoyalT
4/5 rDev +3.6%
12-30-2013 03:12:11 | More by aszatk01
4/5 rDev +3.6%
02-03-2012 20:24:55 | More by phimonkey
Newfoundland (Canada)
4/5 rDev +3.6%
09-12-2013 06:08:19 | More by cam477
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
04-26-2014 11:09:24 | More by DanGeo
4.25/5 rDev +10.1%
06-01-2014 13:19:55 | More by Turbo
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
I've had this numerous times, just never really got around to taking notes on it. Seems like they have this all over the place in downtown Detroit on tap. Had this particular one at Park Bar. Pours a muddled copper color with lighter hues around the edges, closer to a rustic amber; half clear and half hazy. Slightly gray-tinted head turns to a skin and leaves some small dripping of lace on its way down the glass.
The aroma is pretty bleak and mild; but relaxing and calm may be a more appropriate description. Musty hops, seemingly of the Noble variety (perhaps Saaz?) with a slight touch of leafiness to accompany the musk. Faint grains are the backdrop for the hop play, yet they remain fairly quiet and never interrupt. Very light citrus zest on the tail end. Warming doesn't reveal any more aromas; this beer is pretty simple and straightforward.
The taste begins with a small mouth washing of light biscuit malts and heavy grains; a substantial hop bitterness hits the palate quickly up front and fades away during the remainder of the sip. Citrus zest, lemongrass, and a faint herbal tea leaf flavor comprise a good majority of the rest of the flavor. The finish contains some heavier lager yeast, leaving a crisp and mouth-coating finish; light bitterness and an even lighter fruit zest. Thin bodied with a different mouth feel - borderline "creamy" considering the style and thin body. Lots of carbonation.
Easy drinker; relaxed, mild, and highly quaffable. Nothing tremendous in terms of flavor or aroma, but then again, nothing off-putting or offensive, either. I respect the originality of the style but I think I prefer "Steamy Windows" from Liberty Street over this one, despite its history as the precedent-setter.
04-24-2013 16:08:04 | More by tectactoe
New York
4.33/5 rDev +12.2%
A: A deep gold with excellent clarity. The creamy, low off-white head has a very decent retention period.
S: Moderate citrus hops aroma, mainly lemony and a peach and orange-like ester are prominent in the aroma. There is a light biscuty and toasted malt aroma i the background.
T: the flavor is dominated by a moderate hop bitterness and a citrus hops flavor which is again mainly lemon like. There is a decent support from a biscuit and toasty malt flavor with the balance being moderately toward the bitter side. The cirtus hops flavor and bitterness linger a little past the dry finish.
M: moderately-light bodied with moderate carbonation and a light astringency.
O: A crisp and refreshing, somewhat hoppy beer with a nice bit of fruity ester complexity.
09-03-2012 23:46:01 | More by MadScientist
New Hampshire
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
07-29-2013 12:32:46 | More by JeffDam
3.93/5 rDev +1.8%
This is a beautiful effervescent copper color and shows a nice spongey, eggshell head, with no lace really. The nose is herbal hop, sugar, cracked grain, and very faint all around. Taste is smooth, soft, bready grain with a pleasant brassy undertone. The finish is drying, with a faint hop aftertaste. This beer is a great example of one that puts emphasis on malt, yet stays extremely light and refreshing. The mouthfeel is round, smooth, fluffy.
07-04-2007 04:46:33 | More by JudgeRoughneck
4.44/5 rDev +15%
This is a really good beer. The Quintessential California Beer. A tan to amber color with a good foamy head. Lots and lots of aroma and the taste is equally strong and fruity with caramel and coffee undertones. had it on tap and out of the bottle. It's a great beer. I first drank this beer in 1987 and it's still a great beer. If you're an Ale fan you'll like this gem from the city by the Bay.
07-04-2014 00:52:32 | More by Enrico_il_octovo
4/5 rDev +3.6%
06-26-2013 20:57:26 | More by Tiernan
4.13/5 rDev +7%
Anchor Steam Beer bottled by Anchor brewing Co.
4.9% alcohol. Old' school steam beer can't go wrong with that.
A- Pours a near perfect orangish brown fluid that produces nice fluffy White head that leaves an excellent frothy top decent lacing.
Nice clarity.
S- Rich toasted malts slight citrusy hop presence as well.
T-M- Taste is of rich malted barley, citrusy bite of hops with a grainy touch at the end. Bitterness from the hop upfront gives the malt a playground for flavors only found is this type of beer. Mouthfeel is smooth and creamy with light carbonation to roll it over the tongue nicely.
D- Drinkable as a amber beer gets with all to many reasons why its a good choice.
01-18-2010 20:11:39 | More by wesbrownyeah
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
02-15-2014 02:15:48 | More by tbryan5
4.25/5 rDev +10.1%
10-12-2012 01:06:54 | More by Shakerman
North Carolina
4.08/5 rDev +5.7%
A: Poured into a pint glass producing an abundant off-white head with good retention and above average lacing. Color is a clear amber.
S: Nice light smell of malt with faint hints of floral hops.
T: Medium bodied caramel malt flavoring is foremost, but is quickly balanced by light bittering. The slightest hint of sweetness lingers after the swallow.
M&D: Great medium body and abundant carbonation. Very satisfying.
I really liked the Anchor Steam beer. The maltiness & bitterness seemed perfectly matched and balanced with everything else about this beer. The body and carbonation made this both lightly filling and highly enjoyable.
02-05-2008 01:17:52 | More by SIRIUS2
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
07-10-2014 18:37:38 | More by joemetric
3/5 rDev -22.3%
12-30-2013 07:38:59 | More by BubalooBrewMaster
3.85/5 rDev -0.3%
Nice coppery color with good clarity. Wonderful malty, caramel smell. Malt flavor prominent. Smooth mouthfeel & easy drinking. Not as hoppy, but with good hop flavor in the finish without being bitter. Could be a bit more carbonated for my taste, but porper for the style.
03-06-2006 15:07:09 | More by JMD71
4.45/5 rDev +15.3%
A truly excelent and enjoyable brew. This beer poured a good looking amber color with a nice white head that clung to the glass and left slight lace till the end. The smell was good with a nice earthy malt character. The taste was superb with a nice citrus bite in the beginning, a carmel like maltiness as it washes over your mouth and a great dry citric aftertaste. A unique beer indeed and a great session brew as well.
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4/5 rDev +3.6%
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According to Bucs running backs coach Art Valero, Williams has been pressing for a while. And the Bucs' struggling running game is the result.With Williams averaging 3.6 yards per carry, the Bucs as a team are gaining an average of 3.7 per carry. That's below the 4-yards-per-carry standard the Bucs set as a goal, but Valero says it is not likely to change until Williams relaxes and changes his approach."There are times when he's been almost mechanical out there," Valero said. "There was a good example of it Monday against Carolina."Cadillac gets a ball thrown to him and he tries to run before he ever even catches it. I mean, coaches will tell you in pee-wee football that you have to catch the ball before you can run with it. But that's him trying to make a big splash play. So I've been telling him to just relax.
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What's there to say, we have been lied too, our history is a lie, anyone the government demonizes or criminalizes you need to look twice at, they are usually the good guys, and everyone is programed to hate them. This also holds true with anyone the gov wants to promote as a hero, later turning out to be a sick sociopath or worse.
I am sick of our food and water being poisoned, vaccine shots killing and destroying our children. I am sick of our government who wants to murder every man woman and child in the world as useless eaters! I am sick of their narcissistic parasitic greedy low life shit!
What does complaining solve, I sign the petitions, I post and repost getting the word out. Our military has been castrated, our senators have sold us out, the supreme court has sold America down the drain for sick greed. We have 1/4 of the population behind bars. The vets can't get guns because of the drugs given them to help them commit murder in other countries. And people still don't get it. We are already at war!
All excellent and correct observations….we are fighting for our very existence….but only a few of us know it…..
I served this country in Vietnam. now I serve this country with the same principles as our founding fathers with love and respect of its people. FREEDOM FOR ALL AND WILL FIGHT AND DIE FOR IT. GOOD BLESS THE USA.
Thank you for your service Nick! I will do what I can to honor that service.
I am a veteran of Korea and Vietnam and after seeing the shape this country is in now, I am wondering why>
I registered but now I cannot see where to put in a password so that I can "take action"
Nick, I am w/you. Been there and here NOW. You and many more are not alone do not despair now, for "good men" will come to the aid of their country", amen.
Prosecute government criminals to the FULLEST extent of the laws…. MAKE EXAMPLES OF EACH AND EVERY ONE…… that should fill up the prisons to their quota's!!!!!
We need to follow this up with phone calls to representatives backing this legislation, and send a message to the NSA that we will not stand for our rights being violated, specifically the 4th amendment to constitution. They need to be shut down and nullification being the end result. When a Government agency breaks the law by illegally collecting data on it's citizens, a state should not stand for this, and distance itself from the Government agency. If this means turning off the power to their facility the state has every right to do so. A State should not be supporting a bureaucracy that has no regard for the meaning of law and the US constitution, and should stop this wrong doing with every means at it's disposal, or become an accessory to the criminal conspiracy to destroy the Constitution. With the NSA having the ability to blackmail at will, Federal Judges, Congressmen, even Presidents, because of whatever information that they have gleaned from a for mentioned officials emails, text messages, and phone conversations. We as the American people need to take this to our duly elected state officials and get them to do there jobs they have been elected to do, which is to defend the constitution of the United States of America, and State laws. Please get behind this legislation to criminalize the act of aiding the NSA. Gig
I have a question about fed nullification. When over 25 states vote for something, what do WE have to do to get it federally nullified? Do we just take our rights back, or, do we need to petition someone or something like that? I hesitate to tell you the issue at this time, as so many are so uninformed about it, and, I just don't want to be lectured again. I would appreciate any help you can give us, as, we need to roll on this one, and, fast.
Can you please help me with this? Here is my exact response "Article 6 "Supremacy Clause" is not without limits. "in pursuance thereof" meaning in continuation of (the Constitution). Article 10 establishes what those "limits" are. Thus the "Supremacy Clause" does NOT give cart Blanche to the federal government, and is NOT supreme over the states. In order for Article 6 to be "supreme" it must be in the confines of the Constitution itself. Many "judges, politicians, and federal pundits" have illegally misrepresented the "Supremacy Clause" and the people have allowed it through ignorance or compliance stating that it "trumps" ALL OTHER parts of the Bill of Rights and Constitution which is NOT accurate."
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Just joined…and proud to do so. I am seeking that particular state or states that will have enough people and sheriffs to move forward and NULLIFY the FEDERAL GOVT. There is much tyranny going on…and congress and DOJ are part of the problem..as they do nothing to impeach the perpetrators and stop the Exec.Orders…etc. The people must rise up and do the important work here…See Americas Third Party…my brother…David J.Sponheim…on VaughnLive each night at 6 p.m….
We need to move fast on this Nullification. Especially in Virginia where they are trying to undo Virginia's constitution and override the voters rights.
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I'm a disabled security officer ,i just bought a 30.6 riffle 4 months ago ,went in to purchase a hand gun ,i use to work all armed sites , i got denied to buy a hand gun due to the federal government ,i am not a felon ,i am a united states citizen born in phoenix AZ July 23 1956 ,i am not a terrorist or even against the country that i was born in never have been committed to a institution , i have not been arrested for domestic violence and yet my rights to have a hand gun is denied ,the federal government has gone too far ,i can see if you are a ex convict or had been institutionalized ,i even have guardianship of two of my grandchildren they did a extensive back ground check on me and my wife if there was a problem we would never gotten them , i really would have gotten a hand gun for target practice, or protection , or when i go hiking in the superstition mountains ,it's kind of awkward hiking and wearing a 30.6 on my hip ,
Contact the NRA. They take up causes like this one and can tell you why it happened and whether you need to file a lawsuit. They may file on your behalf.
Impeach Obama now for prevention of Thermo Nuclear War in Ukraine. Prevent The End End of human existence. Re-inact Glass Steagall. Term Limits on all people in office absolutely must be upheld. Throw out Federal Reserve debt, they are a private enterprise with nothing to do with USA. Eliminate Wal-Street an arm of the British Govt. We dont owe the Feds anything for money printed out of thin air. That interest owed is robbery. Remove the Patriot Act, NDAA and Guantanamo Bay. Throw the last three Presidential administrations in Prison and throw away the keys and no water. Reduce pay of President to 50K a year…Limit pay on all Congressmen tp 40 K…Remove monopolies and ability of corporations to donate money to political parties. Throw away all electronic fraud voting machines. Paper ballots only. Lyndon LaRouche For President. Destroy the IMP, World Bank, Bildeberg Group, Monsanto,Bohemian Grove,Skull & Bones,CFR and all Big Pharma Companies. Hang Bill Gates for crimes against Humanity. Hang the entire Royal Family for Genocide in Africa, Stop Geoengineering and HAARP for Genocide and for peaceful purposes only. Free Energy is available. Stop Big Oil…Light over comes Darkness….Irradicate the Pope and the Catholic Church…..Hang them all for Pedophilia and Satanic Worship.Remove the two headed snake which is deme-repub paradigm.
You have done your homework matt. The problems you listed are MAJOR reasons why the world is in decay.
I am a Libertarian (former Republican). I am tired of legislation that is only half thought-out, that does not consider the unintended consequences of a law, and that infringes the rights of the majority to correct the abuses of a minority.
I am upset that the Republican Leaders in the Federal House of Legislators are supporting President Obama instead of doing what the constiuants of the Republican Party want them to do. Boehner needs to be kicked out of congress. He is a traitor to his party. The Feds do not fund laws they enact and force the states to do it. Our Armed Forces are being downsized to 1930′s size. Navy Seals and other Special ops units are using outdated technology. We still use rubber dingys with two stroke engines. Many other nations use wave runners that are 3 times or more faster, use four stroke engines, are quiet and can pull sleds behind them to have more SEALS deployed in stead of small teams. We have cut our 28 AWACS down to 21. We no longer have a global reach with the AWACS. Marines will loose 50K men(an entire division) the army 60k, the Airforce 70K and I am not sure of the Navy cut backs. Future Aircraft carriers are being postponed or cut. The Navy spent over 2 billion decomissioning the SARATOGA' nuclear reactor. The could have mothballed it until later and used the money to update our Fleets. Moneyhas been cut to replinish Nuclear reactors on current Carriers, thus moving them out to dry dock and out of service. We are on the way to being a third rate military power while India, China, and Russia are rapidly expanding their forces into Super Power satus. We have serious breeches of laxity, unpreparedness, and security in our Nuclear Missile Silos.
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OATH KEEPER'S!it's time to call for arms. we need to stop them from eroding our right's and destroying our way of life !! these communist criminal infiltrators as of late need to be assimilated and processed into a local federal jail where our prisioners can show them the other side of law!!
in my town they are selling public land for park and recrecation and charging we the people taxes to pay for it, if you dont pay they put leins on you home and send it to a sherriff sell all tax due dec 31 if not paid by aprild they go to sheiff sell in may for back taxes, this is my friend double taxation. cant get a title to your home only a deed, the way they cahrge an assessment tax is they claim that jan 1 they are due they send the notice in nove so you are late dont make any since,
the government are public servants. we the people are above and more powerful than them. we have got to just stand up, STAND YOUR GROUND
I agree that states have been dominated by the Fed too long. It is because many people wrongly believe the Fed has power over the state. Actually, the states often act on behalf of the Fed, but that could change. I like the California idea of withholding vital services from Federal facilities when the Fed oversteps its authority. Here's another idea, with hold tax collected for the Feds. Just think of the billions in gas, excise and use tax that states collect for the Feds. In the current Obama created illegal Alien crisis, charge the Feds for taking in these illegals, or for sending them back to their own country. Simply hold on to the Fed portion of the tax that was collected and use it to deport all the Illegal Aliens that Obama sends to your state. In other words, charge Obama for his own Illegal Alien Crisis.
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Former head Iloilo Jones was an acquaintance of mine. We used to correspond quite a bit.
I also resist state laws that are unconstitutional !
Nothing matter but our constitution. Our loyalty is to our country, no to the president, any political party, politician or any special interest organization.


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This is my favorite one..I love it..BookmarkedReplyDelete
Hhmm...not sure this one is for me...I like pretzels as they are such a lovely savoury snack and I think turning them into something chocolatey would spoil them for me!!ReplyDelete
What a delight ... looks great, I will do here in Brazil!ReplyDelete
I love salty/sweet desserts. These sounds delicious.ReplyDelete
Excellent cookies. Never seen them like that before. Thanks for sharingXReplyDelete
I love sweet and savory combinations and I can imagine how tasty these cookies are! Very unique and delicious!ReplyDelete
looks great, I will do this 4 sure.nice space vth yummy recipes........ReplyDelete
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I love the idea of these, hubby will be thrilled (3 things he loves, pretzels, chocolate and cookies) but I have a question....instant or cooking pudding?
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First time I see this recipe, it´s absolutely creative! Thank you Catherine!ReplyDelete
Another yummy recipe! Thank you!!ReplyDelete
Such irresistible treats! I love the sweet and salty combo! xoxoReplyDelete
Pretzels in cookies... sounds really interesting! I love salty sweets and this sounds like it would be one of those... Thanks for sharing! I hope you are having a wonderful week!ReplyDelete
Hi Catherine-these amazing cookies sound like from the sixties or seventies, with the Coca Cola!ReplyDelete
Love the sweet-and-salty combination!
Super great recipe, to cherish...thanks so much for sharing!
Cola in these cookies! This recipe seems interesting. Will bookmark this for my future bake.ReplyDelete
looks great Catherine,delicious! have a good day, xoxoReplyDelete
What an interesting cookie recipe, I have never tried adding pudding mix, coca cola or pretzels to a cookie recipe before..looks very yummy!ReplyDelete
Love the idea of the pretzels and chocolate together. A surprise was the coke. Guess these must be southern cookies (smile) because when I was growing up in the south, coke was in a lot of things including a sauce for ham.ReplyDelete
Really??? Pretzel et coke in cookies! These looks so good!ReplyDelete
As per usual, they look delicious.ReplyDelete
Now, these REALLY sound interesting!! I have never seen these ingredients for cookies... looks like a perfect recipe to enjoy with my Little Man. blessings ~ TannaReplyDelete
Hey Catherine I like mixing sweet and salty things so, these cookies might be one I try.ReplyDelete
Hola Catalina guapa tuReplyDelete
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Yes - on all accounts. Cannot get enough of chocolate with pretzels.ReplyDelete
coca cola??that's very ingenious, that's worth a try :).ReplyDelete
Ma questi cookies sono favolosi!Originali con la coca cola!Sono da provare!CiaoReplyDelete
I'm a huge fan of pretzels in sweets. They're so good with chocolate!ReplyDelete
Oh, YUM! Two of my most favorite things; chocolate and pretzels :oDReplyDelete
I know I will love those salty pretzels mixed with those other sweet ingredients. These sound wonderful. I hope you have a great evening. Blessings...MaryReplyDelete
They look delicious Catherine! Have a great weekend!ReplyDelete
Wonderful sweet and savory ...great combo.ReplyDelete
Yummy!!Have a great weekend,dear!ReplyDelete
Delicious! I also made some cookies last night as I had a sudden craving for them!ReplyDelete
Mmm sweet and salty...my favorite!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for the very nice comment you left on my blog...It brought me here! I am so taken by these chocolate pretzel cookies...can't wait to try them. Looking forward to browsing and getting to know you!ReplyDelete
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the difference between fact and opinion
Fact: I am still parked on the sofa, wrapped up in blankets with Duke. I kept Loopy home from school for just one more day of recovery today and this afternoon after she napped, she announced that it was time to bake again and she is in the kitchen making brownies for us. No matter what, I am trying my best to stay out of the kitchen and let her do everything herself. I can hear the rattling of pans, the beeps of the oven and the cracking of eggs. I'm sure it will be a delicious dinner for us during our recovery.
I had a little thought today while I was reading the comments in my last post about the Oscar fashions. An anonymous commenter made a jibe about my self-proclaimed talents... so I was thinking about doing a post about all of the things I can't do, or do badly, would you like that? Of course you would, but that's just my opinion.
The commenter also said something along the lines of, "and since you like facts so much"... and I don't really remember saying that I particularly like facts, although it would be safe to assume that most people, except for the occasional defense lawyer, like facts. Sure, I like facts. Facts are good. But whether or not I like an Oscar dress is my opinion, and I like to blog me up a little fact and a little opinion on occasion. Whether or not I liked Mickey Rourke's outfit has little to do with whether or not I saw his movie The Wrestler... and regular readers of this blog know how many movies I see.
Speaking of my opinion...
We slipped out to see Coraline over the weekend, happy to just be out of the house and confident that we weren't contagious. To be brutally honest, I thought it quite boring, in spite of the amazing 3-D effects and the absolutely enchanting production. The intro started off quite promising... but at several points my mind just drifted. Maybe it was my ear infection, maybe it was the predictable "the grass is always greener/Alice in Wonderland with a twist" storyline, I don't know.
Also, don't take any kiddies under the age of ten to see Coraline. It's too long, it drags in spots and there are some pretty creepy scenes involving eyeball-to-black-button assimilation that might be too intense.
If you're the type who just enjoys some fantastic eye candy and can appreciate the craftsmanship of puppetry and modeling, then go and enjoy. The two cupcakes I am giving Coraline are for design and production, and that's it. But that's just my opinion.
36 comments:
- bluemuf said...
Hi Saucy, Wow I won that gorgeous charm bracelet. Thank you so very much.
I hope both you and Loopy are starting to feel better.
I have written you with my address.
Hugs Karen
- February 23, 2009
- E said...
Boo, to anonymous commenters, I really enjoyed your comments on the Red Carpets dresses, and I couldn't agree more with your review on Coraline!
- February 23, 2009
- abigail @ Piece of Cake said...
saucy... i love your opinions! that's probably why i come back over and over and over and over.... well, you know :)
- February 23, 2009
- karen said...
Thanks for the comment on my blog. Get well soon. Good to hear about Coraline -- the button thing was creeping me out and I am way over 10 LOL
- February 24, 2009
- 3continentfamily said...
Dear Anonymous Commenter:
Saucey can write whatever she wants because it's usually verrrrrrrry cool and with a wonderful sense of good (not nasty, pretentious or uppity) humor.
Yay Saucey :)
- February 24, 2009
- alittlebitofscrap said...
Ok.. now I personally don't believe you could do anything badly! and I appreciate your opinions, they are a good read.. that's why I keep coming back :)
- February 24, 2009
- A New England Life said...
Personally I like to have ice cream for supper but somehow hubby just doesn't see the nutritional value in it. Men. Glad Loopy is feeling better : )
No movies here lately, though I sure could use a little distraction!
Nothing wrong with giving your opinion Saucy.
- February 24, 2009
- Barb said...
Huh. I really enjoyed your Oscar post. Pay no attention to the trolls.
- February 24, 2009
- Faye said...
- February 24, 2009
- So-Sew Me said...
I have never understood the need for people to leave ugly comments. If you don't like something don't read it. Easy.
I loved your breakdown of all the dresses. I forgot to DVR the Oscars and I found your post was very helpful and fun.
- February 24, 2009
- Junie Moon said...
Congratulations to the winner of the fabulous bracelet.
As to the comment left by "Anonymous", this is YOUR blog, isn't it? As such, you are entitled to share your opionion about any subject on which you care to write. An opinion I personally value.
I respect that your name is behind what you say, not an "anonymous" entry made only to be nasty.
- February 24, 2009
- Jen Anderson said...
I enjoyed Coraline more than you did. Just a matter of taste, though the ear infection could be a factor. I saw The Hours with a headache and was astoundingly unimpressed.
Where I saw it, there was a preview that was less appropriate for little kids than the film. I think the movie is called Nine. Some kids may love scary movies, but post-apocalyptic is a concept that children should have no idea about.
- February 24, 2009
- Jennifer Juniper said...
"Anonymous" should just own it if they feel so strongly to post. Boo on them, I thought it was thoroughly entertaining...and while sick, no less! Brilliant!
- February 24, 2009
- Green Girl in Wisconsin said...
Congrats to your winner. And your commenter is just jealous that you're so funny and insightful. That always makes people turn GREEN.
- February 24, 2009
Wow. Anonymous really is captain obvious, isn't he (or she)? I think we all realize that Saucy's commentary is her opinion. What's his (or her) point? That Saucy doesn't have the right to comment on Oscar fashion becuase her title isn't "fashion critic?" Oh, but wait, fashion critics express THEIR OPINIONS. Maybe the point was that on her very own blog, Saucy should never have an OPINION. Seriously, from now on, facts only, please!
I found the commentary enjoyable. Way better than "I like this; don't like that...."
Lighten up anonymous!
- February 24, 2009
- Saucy said...
Thanks for the support, everyone! I value everyone's opinion. I may not agree, but I value it.
I am always shocked when theatres play previews for mature movies at family shows. I complained to the manager of our local theatre once about that... I took Buddy and Loopy to see an animated film and we saw a preview for Fight Club!
At preschool, Loopy asked her teacher, "What is the number one rule about fight club?" and the teacher looked a little puzzled when she asked me about it at the end of the day. Loopy piped up, "we don't talk about fight club!"
- February 24, 2009
- Hen said...
Anonymous commenters are such a drag..I'm off to read your red carpet piece..Melissa sent me over!
- February 24, 2009
- Linda Crispell said...
I thought your Oscar post was a masterpiece!!!
- February 24, 2009
Dearest Saucy,
I do so lluurrveeee your blog and it just perks up my week each time I read it.
I attempted your diaper cake this weekend and it went over well. No big hang-ups, but the biggest thrill was watching my soon to be hubby be my wing man on the project....not as well jeweled as The Fan, but he did very well. Good husband material.
Lindsay in Regina
- February 24, 2009
- Jamie said...
I've been lurking on your blog for a while. I'm, finally, commenting because I want to congratulate you on how you handled your anonymous commenter. Very classy. I, personally, I loved your Oscar fashion opinions! For one who isn't usually interested in reading about that sort of thing, I read the whole post! You have a great writing style. Keep up the opinions!
- February 24, 2009
Saucy, please try not to let one poor misguided soul ruin your day. My guess is that whoever posted that rant is just jealous that he/she could not come up with a well-written blog entry. You handled it with your customary class & wit - well done! Based on what I have seen, I doubt there is anything you can't do!
- February 24, 2009
- Rosa said...
First of all congrats to the lucky winner. And I do mean LUCKY! I hope you're feeling better soon. I know the feeling of letting the kids in the kitchen and trying to stay out of it. Tough stuff. As far as your downer commenter, I say boo hiss. Why do people feel it necessary to write negatively on someone's post? Is it jealousy? Are they really that sad in real life? Do they even have a life. I say, write what you want, it's your blog. And I for one, adore every one of your talents and envious. Does that mean I hate you because of it? No, it means I adore you even more. So right on Ms. Saucy. You keep on doing what you do best, which just happens to be just about everything. I say forget about the nay sayers and leave them to go through their own lives miserably. I'm your biggest fan, always! xo
- February 24, 2009
- Gail :) said...
And ALL of your "facts" and "opinions" :)
Congrats to Karen on the bacelet score!
- February 24, 2009
- MJ said...
Thanks on the tip re: Coraline. If you found it boring, I'd likely be asleep within minutes of the opening credits. Darkness + boredom in theaters = naptime.
Lucky bluemuf!
- February 24, 2009
- Gail :) said...
Oh and about the whole Coraline movie...
Gina (age 5) said she did not want to see the movie because, and I quote, "I don't think that buttons make good eyes.... I don't like them, they creep me out" LOL!!!
I was only curious about it from an artistic angle, but you cleared it up for me. Love the cupcake rating system.
- February 24, 2009
- Cheri @ Blog This Mom! said...
I love winning Saucy jewels.
My husband and daughter saw Coraline. I think they had the same basic take on it as you did. FYI.
- February 24, 2009
- Missy said...
Fact: I love to hear your opinions (whether I agree or not) and that is precisely why I read your blog.
- February 24, 2009
- Melissa said...
I love your opinions and your facts!!
Keep them coming!!
- February 24, 2009
- Janeen said...
Don't change a thing Saucy... just hit the delete button on comments like that. Obviously not mature enough to name them selves to talk like that.
I lurve your blog just the way it is. Blessings to you and your family to get better soon and be done with this darn sickness!
- February 24, 2009
- Sweetina said...
I lurves the fact that you engage your readers, Saucy. And you are free to state your opinions as you wish...my goodness this is all in good fun i say!
If a reader is going to be grumpy then that person is simply that way to everyone. It's nothing you have said or stated!
By the way~i hope you and Loopy feel 100% better soon.
- February 24, 2009
- djavellana said...
I love you for preaching KUMON!!!!
Dorothy (KUMON instructor)
- April 19, 2009
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- April 26, 2009
- michelleb. said...
"Coraline" will continue to move down to the bottom of our Blockbuster Queue for as long as possible. Which translate to "until we are desperate for something to watch."
*I deleted my original comment due to an obvious, silly typo.
- April 26, 2009
- mblaise3 said...
i haven't seen Coraline yet it just didn't "catch my eye".
you should be able to speak (write) your opinion about the Red Carpet dresses. firstname.lastname@example.com
- May 02, 2009
Oh boo! I was considering seeing that movie when it came out on DVD or something but by the sounds of it it wasn't very good lol. Though I probably still will see it because of the images. Sort of like Nightmare before Christmas! And as for the person who commented about facts and opinion and what not. This is your blog. You should be able to say whatever you want to say whether its true or not haha.
Christine Bruce
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CHICAGO -- Mark Prior and Kerry Wood both took big steps up their big-league growth charts.
Both pitchers will represent the Chicago Cubs at the All-Star Game, to be played eight miles away on July 15 at U.S. Cellular Field.
It's the first time two Cubs pitchers will go to the All-Star game since Rick Sutcliffe and Mitch Williams were chosen for the 1989 team.
Prior was elected in the balloting by the players, coaches and managers. Chicago Cubs manager Dusty Baker, who will manage the National League team, selected Wood as an injury replacement, replacing Colorado's 11-game winner Shawn Chacon, who is on the disabled list.
Baker said Wood finished sixth in the balloting by players, coaches and managers.
"The thing I took into consideration was that since he was No. 6, he was respected by the rest of the players in the league," Baker said. "That's what I based most of my decisions on -- how you're respected by your peers."
Cubs slugger Sammy Sosa, a six-time All-Star, was not selected. Sosa ranked second among National League outfielders going into the final week of voting but was ousted by St. Louis' Albert Pujols, who was the league's top vote-getter this year.
Prior has ignored any sophomore jinx. In just his second big-league season, the 22-year-old ranks among the National League leaders with a 2.69 ERA and moved ahead of Wood as the Major League strikeout leader on Sunday when he fanned 11 St. Louis Cardinals for his 11th career double-digit strikeout game. Prior (8-4) now has 145 strikeouts this year, Wood has 144.
"It's an honor to have the guys around the league respect me enough to vote me in," Prior said. "I thank them. I never expected to get voted in. I thought maybe my best shot was if (Baker) felt sorry for me and threw me in there."
On June 26 against Milwaukee, Prior struck out a career-high 16 batters, a single-game high in the Major Leagues this year, and on April 9, he threw a four-hit shutout against Montreal. He is the youngest Cub to go to an All-Star Game since Greg Maddux, who was three months past his 22nd birthday when he went to the 1988 game.
The Cubs' first-round pick in the June 2001 draft, Prior made nine minor league starts before reaching the Major Leagues last year. He was 6-6 in 19 starts, and has done nothing but get better each time out.
"He's a Cy Young waiting to happen," Cubs catcher Damian Miller said.
Opponents are batting just .209 against Wood (8-6, 3.36 ERA). He burst onto the scene his rookie year when he tied a Major League record by striking out 20 Houston Astros on May 6, 1998, in his fifth start.
"I was surprised," Wood said of the selection. "I'll take it. It's definitely an honor. I'm looking forward to going there and being able to hang out with the guys."
This year, Wood had a bizarre May in which he went 0-2 in five starts but posted an impressive 2.78 ERA. He struck out 41 over 32 1/3 innings. In June, he fanned 54 over 43 2/3 innings and was 4-2.
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"This is what an ace does," Cubs manager Dusty Baker said of Wood, who helped the Cubs avoid a White Sox sweep.
There have been only two previous instances since the All-Star Game's inception in 1933 in which a pair of Cubs starting pitchers were selected. In 1936, Curt Davis and Lon Warneke were tabbed and in 1946, Claude Passeau and Johnny Schmitz were selected.
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Ken, when will it be available and how do we order? Thanks.
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With that hood decal, and the fact they are calling it a McCormick FARMALL Cub, wouldn't that be from the 1963-64 era, and the last Farmall Cub before they became International Cubs in mid 1964 and were then painted yellow and white ? There were some painted red again in the late 70's, but didn't they have the long blue/black/white hood decal like #7 in the Ertl Cub series?
Yeah, it would have been alot more correct if they just called it an international and put the black stripe decal on it, with black grill, like the 78's and 79's. That's a 60's decal and most of those cubs were yellow. Brandon.
The decal does date this as a 1960 vintage, not a 1970's. You could order a Cub in red paint, so it is a "street legal" model. The selling price of $ 24-$25 is a tad high for this I think.....(but the cost of materials: zinc, oil, rubber, China labor, have all increased too).
I'm sure they had to use the 1960's decal as the 1970's blue stripe Cub had already been built in red (#7 in the set of 7 Cub toys) and you don't want to reissue an exact copy of a previous made toy.
I plan to place an order for these after February 2nd....They won't be availible for delivery until June-July.....
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The very first square-hoods in '63-'64 were definitely red, so this is a "correct" reproduction of the original, according to my understanding of Cub history.
Note the "white" grill. From '76 on, the grills were black, so this isn't a late '79 with the wrong decal.
The guys doing the '07 Red Power Roundup wanted to have a Cub for the official toy of the show. Knowing that Ertl hadn't included a flat-grill '63-'64 "Farmall" in their series of 7, they contacted Ertl specifically asking for this version. No point doing a yellow Cub with a blue stripe, its been done. Initially Ertl balked as they didn't believe this version of the tractor was ever built by IH. That seemed odd to me, given some of the toys they have built in the past. Anyway, Ertl finally want along with it and this toy is the result.
As some of you may have guessed by now, this is the reason I was looking for pictures of an original red, flat-grill Farmall a few months back (last March). There is one in the illustrations in the Parts Catalog but it is not a very good image and it looses quite a bit in black and white. Paul Bell supplied the pictures that were sent back to Chapter 17. I didn't want to say anything about it until it was a done deal.
Well it's a sharp toy and I'm sure I'll buy one at redpower for my bookcase. I just always think yellow cub when I see those decals, but that's just me.
Somewhere along the line I did see square nose red Cub with a Farmall sticker like that...
Thanks for the heads up Ken.
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Good job as always, Jim.
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A funny "thing" was on the FED EX truck this AM at C&G......we somehow received 4 of this....(we have ordered many more than 4 too!!!)
Did we get a pre-order sample or what????
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My hats off to you Jim. Good job. (as always) Grump
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Kind of neat looking.I guess I'll get one at the show when I go.Wow !!!Krusty is 60 years old this year.Acted like a 5 year old in the snow!!!!Ketcham
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