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The state of Mississippi is home to two of the SEC's top three returning quarterbacks.
Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) – We were all reminded of what a dangerous game football can be.
Marcus Lattimore injured his knee for the second straight year and is done playing football for who knows how long. Last year Lattimore's injury was a torn ACL, but this year the injury is reported to be a torn ACL, torn MCL, torn PCL, torn LCL, broken patella and broken femur.
That is six season-ending injuries all suffered on the same play. It's a terrible shame that the injuries should happen to anyone, but to Lattimore in particular. He has already had to overcome one season-ending injury, is so talented he is widely considered the best running back in college football and is so respected among his peers that both the South Carolina and Tennessee sidelines emptied so players could come and pay respect to Lattimore.
Auburn's Tre Mason – who, like Lattimore, wears No. 21 - dedicated his performance against Texas A&M to Lattimore, and rushed for 80 yards and a touchdown.
We'll never know why certain people are stricken with certain injuries and ailments. In Lattimore's case we can only hope it's bad luck – very, very bad, and maddening, luck.
Below is the weekly list of what we learned from watching SEC games in Week 9.
1. Florida and Georgia need to calm down. Play football, win the game, go home and (don't) have a celebratory cocktail.
It isn't necessary to get into a dustup before the game even starts, pile on top of seven other players just because there was a fumble (that was already recovered, by the way) or block a member of the opposing team after the play into your own teammate, causing him to be injured. Yet, inexplicably, all of these things happened in the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party (Yes, there is alcohol consumption at the game. Get over it).
Georgia wasn't so much interested at playing tough as it was looking tough and Florida wasn't as interested in beating Georgia as it was looking tougher than Georgia. It's a football game, not the Thrilla in Jacksonvilla. (We know, bad pun. Again, get over it).
That being said …
2. Florida forgot its identity. This is hard to comprehend. Florida has been the poster child for playing to your strength, sticking to your plan and overpowering your opponent. What happened?
Jeff Driskel attempted more passes against Georgia than in any game other than Kentucky. Against Kentucky he attempted one more pass than against Georgia, but something different happened then – it worked.
Florida (7-1, 6-1) committed six turnovers – two of them interceptions – and gained just 81 yards rushing in a 17-9 loss. That is not what Florida is. Florida is, and should have been, a ball control, in your face, glorified single wing, 3-yards-in-a-cloud-of-dust-when-needed team that kicks (insert euphemism for rear end here) and takes names.
Refer back to item No. 1. Florida obviously didn't care about doing what it took to beat Georgia. The Gators just wanted to surprise Georgia and scare Alabama/LSU before an SEC championship game showdown (which Florida now needs help to qualify for). They had visions of flinging the ball around like bunch of monkeys at the zoo and running up the score. Well, you have to take the lead before you can do that.
Florida never had the lead, didn't score a touchdown and didn't even attempt to be the same power running team it has been all year. Even at its worst, the game was still a one-score affair. Running the ball would have been the right call because it's been the right call all year.
Then again, Florida had four fumbles, including one late in the game that was recovered in the end zone for a Georgia touchback. Georgia has struggled at times this year, but you can't do that against anybody and expect to win, even when you're just one play away from tying the game, which if the Gators had held onto the ball they probably would have done.
They should have read this from our good friends at Hot Reads.
3. Arkansas won't get a bowl. Stunning news, no doubt, but the Razorbacks (3-5, 2-3) had the opportunity. They could have beaten Ole Miss and Tulsa and then pulled off a win over South Carolina or Mississippi State or maybe LSU to get bowl eligible.
That would have been a huge accomplishment considering the black hole that developed in Fayetteville sometime over the summer and sucked away every bit of life that city had. It would have been a great way to the end the season after so much turmoil and controversy. The players would have been able to say they overcame more adversity than anyone would have ever expected.
Instead, Arkansas squandered two leads – one a 10-point lead – and lost to Ole Miss 30-27 by a field goal as time expired. Now they must beat Tulsa and two of the aforementioned SEC teams, which are all ranked. Arkansas hasn't scored a point against a ranked team all year and if you include Texas A&M, which is currently ranked but wasn't when it faced the Razorbacks, Arkansas has lost by an average of 50 points in those games. If you don't include A&M, that average is 52 points.
The Razorbacks might lose to Tulsa, which is 7-1, but they definitely will lose to even a Marcus Lattimore-deprived South Carolina, Mississippi State and LSU.
You heard it here first.
4. Auburn has made history. It's time to drop some knowledge. We did this research about three weeks ago in anticipation of this event, and it is time to unleash the historical fury.
With its 63-21 loss to Texas A&M, Auburn (1-7, 0-6) has guaranteed itself a losing season. That is worth little more than a blurb, even though it has happened to the Tigers only twice since 1999. What is of historical note, however, is that since 1990, only two teams in college football have followed a national championship with a losing record within the next two seasons.
Those two teams are Georgia Tech in 1992 and this year's Auburn squad (it happened to Alabama in 1993 and Southern Cal in 2004 and 2005 as well, but each of those was due to NCAA sanctions and vacated wins). The Yellow Jackets split the 1990 national championship with Colorado and two years later went 5-6, starting a string of four losing seasons in the next five years.
But the Yellow Jackets did it with a different coach than the one who won the national title. Bobby Ross won the title for Georgia Tech and left to coach the San Diego Chargers before the '92 season. That makes Gene Chizik the first coach to lead his team to a losing season two years removed from a national title since 1988 when Penn State was 5-6 two years after the 1986 title.
One more loss for the Tigers (they play Georgia and Alabama later in the year, so it will happen) and they guarantee not getting five wins. Penn State was able to return to its winning ways the year after the losing season, but only had to improve its record by one win to do it.
The following refrain will be like wind sweeping down the Plains the next few weeks: Chizik's record at Auburn is 9-12 since Cam Newton left, and he is 17-17 overall at Auburn without the Heisman-winning quarterback. It's going be hard to defend that record, which could get worse.
There were suggestions this week that Auburn should announce Chizik's firing before the Iron Bowl just to make sure that even if the Tigers do the unthinkable and beat Alabama there won't be a temptation to keep him. That seems a bit extreme, and it doesn't look like that will be much of a concern anyway.
5. Somewhere in Starkville there is a mirror and Mississippi State is smoke in it. Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of them all? We're not totally sure, but it isn't Mississippi State.
We said here last week that Mississippi State might be able to "out-Alabama" Alabama. Instead, the Bulldogs got Alabama'd in a 38-7 loss. The Tide is starting to look like a baseball manager's sabermetrics chart: Trust the numbers. Alabama's defense leads the nation in every statistic of significance (including WHIP).
Mississippi State (7-1, 3-1) entered its game in Tuscaloosa good at everything Alabama (8-0, 5-0) is good at, and even leading the Tide – and the country - in turnover margin. Well, no more. The 'Dogs committed three turnovers and forced none. LaDarius Perkins, who was averaging 100 yards per game on the ground, fell victim to the sabermetric steamroller and was held to 38 yards, but he should take solace in the fact that it is the fourth-highest total the Tide has allowed one runner to get.
Maybe that isn't comforting to a guy who led the conference in rushing entering the game, but it's about as close to comfort as the Tide allows.
6. Georgia did what Georgia does. Like a cheetah hiding in tall grass waiting for the right moment to strike, Georgia pounced and seized the opportunity to take down a wounded gazelle.
Georgia (7-1, 5-1) lost the battle of who could beat itself more and in so doing won a football game, and gained the inside track to the SEC championship game. If the Bulldogs beat Ole Miss and Auburn, they will be in. Lose either game and Florida reclaims the berth, assuming the Gators beat Missouri next week.
Aaron Murray threw for just 150 yards and tossed three interceptions in the Bulldogs' loss. Oh, wait. They won. How?
Maybe it's because they went 1-10 on third-down conversions, or because they had 132 yards in penalties, or because they outgained Florida by 7 yards and had one less first down.
Seriously, how the heck did Georgia win?
Florida committed six turnovers and Todd Gurley ran for 118 yards. Yeah, we'll go with that.
7. Derek Dooley can say good bye to Knoxville. Dooley is 14-19 with the Vols and 4-17 in the SEC after falling to South Carolina 38-35. Both of those records could improve because Tennessee has games against Troy, Missouri, Vanderbilt and Kentucky coming up. The problem here is that if Tennessee wins all four – and all four are winnable – that would mean a bowl game and would be a tangible sign of improvement.
That might be the benchmark here, but the Vols (3-5, 0-5) have a lot to consider. Tennessee is definitely better than it has been under Dooley, quarterback Tyler Bray and almost all of the Vols' offensive weapons will return next year and the defense under coordinator Sal Sunseri should do nothing but improve as he installs a similar system to the one Alabama (where he previously coached) uses.
But, what about after that? If Tennessee keeps Dooley and wins eight or nine games next year because all its offensive weapons will be seniors, then they will all graduate and it will be rebuilding time. A 6-6 or 5-7 season at that point is to be expected, and won't be all Dooley's fault, but he'll still get the blame and probably be let go.
But what if he and his hideous pants stay and Tennessee underachieves next season, going 6-6? Then a total rebuild is in order with all new players and a new coach and probably a couple of losing seasons. It's a tricky choice.
It all boils down to one question: Are you better off now than you were four years ago? (Did we really just say that?)
8. If LSU doesn't beat Alabama, no one will. The Tigers (7-1, 3-1) have had two weeks to prepare for Alabama, so there will be no excuse for them not getting a win. (Except LSU's passing game, which can be blamed for global warming and the extinction of the scimitar-horned oryx.)
Alabama has no weakness. Nick Saban knows more about football than we could hope to learn in a dozen lifetimes. And what's more is he knows it. Perhaps that is the Tide's weakness. (Mel Gibson thinks so).
LSU shouldn't put its weakest people in the middle of the line just yet, though. That's just asking for Alabama to go into Death Valley and live. A better course of action would be to learn from last season. LSU beat Alabama last season by allowing Alabama to miss five – FIVE!! - field goals.
The Tigers couldn't even cross the 50-yard line in the BCS title game. (If the Louisiana Department of Transportation hadn't removed the 50-yard line from I-10, the Tigers would still be in New Orleans). So LSU should learn from that. Don't worry about Alabama, because they do that for you. Worry about you.
Play smart defense, bottle up the running game and press the wide receivers. Use your stable of running backs to pound the defensive line. If they are turned away, stick with it. Whatever you do, don't try to throw.
Don't turn the ball over, don't commit penalties and let the crowd do most of the work. (And if all else fails, play Jarrett Lee).
9. South Carolina won't miss Marcus Lattimore as much as you think. It's a huge loss, for sure, but after Lattimore left the game, Kenny Miles came in at running back and did a pretty good job. He looked like he had more quickness – and more hair – than Lattimore (in fact, he is listed as being 0.2 seconds faster than Lattimore in the 40-yard dash).
Miles is a senior, so he has the experience and the talent to fill the void. He's not as good as Lattimore, but he can fill the role of starting running back very easily. More pressure will be on the Gamecocks' passing game now, which at times has been very productive.
Last year after losing Lattimore, South Carolina only lost one game – Arkansas. The Gamecocks (7-2, 5-2) have to play Arkansas in two weeks, then Wofford and Clemson. But this is not the same Arkansas team from last year. All three games are winnable, even without Lattimore.
10. Missouri can actually win in the SEC. We saved the best for last.
Congratulations, Missouri, on your monumental achievement of not going winless in the SEC in your first year. Kentucky seems to have that effect on a lot of people. You were smart enough to schedule the Wildcats (1-8, 0-6) for Homecoming because nothing primes the alumni donation-soliciting pump like a win over the Smurfs.
You got back to a .500 record – 4-4 and 1-4 in the SEC - and made making a bowl something you might actually, somehow, miraculously pull off. The 33-10 win represents the most points you have scored in an SEC game and the fewest you have allowed.
Kentucky committed three turnovers to help you out, but you committed three of your own to negate that help. But this is no time to focus on the facts. This is a time for celebration and dancing in your fancy, rented tuxedos (with a Golden Girl, if you have good fortune) because there is now indisputable video evidence that you are better than another SEC team, and one in your division at that.
Congratulations, again. It is truly a great day to be a Missouri Tiger. It won't be great next week against Florida, it won't be great the week after that versus Tennessee, it could be tough the following week facing Syracuse and Johnny Manziel will make it very tough in the season finale when your old/new conference rival Texas A&M comes calling.
But, again, forget about the facts. Dance to your little (bless your) heart's content and tramp, tramp, tramp around the columns with a cheer for Old Mizzou!!
T-I-G-E-R-S! Tigers, go!!
Extra points: We hate – HATE – election season, and love – not love, like – Missouri's fight song. We also watch the Discovery Channel waaaaaaaaaaay too much.
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20 April 2011
Posted in The Science of Wine
Cork is a naturally sustainable product and can only add to the quality of the wine. Cork is both biodegradable and recyclable. The production of cork is different than most harvesting products. In order to harvest cork, the cutting down of trees is not necessary. "Unlike its synthetic counterparts, cork is an inherently sustainable resource, both renewable and biodegradable. The cork oak tree (Quercus suber) is unique in that its thick bark can be stripped off every decade to extract the cork without damaging the trees, which can live 170 to 250 years on average." (100percentcork.org)
Most winemakers would agree that cork can add to the quality of the wine better than any type of closure. In the Wine Business Monthly 2009 Closure Report, wineries rated closures by perceived consumer acceptance. Natural cork received the highest marks. A more direct study of consumer perception was conducted by the Oregon State University Food Innovation Center. It found that consumers perceived wine finished with cork to have higher quality and price than the same wine finished in alternative closures. (100percentcork.org).
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An open letter to: President Obama, All the members of Congress, Governor Christie and members of New Jersey Senate and Assembly and to local mayors and council members
Super Storm Sandy has displaced seven people in my family.
We all lived in Seaside Park, New Jersey. We are no different from the thousands of people who are facing what seems like insurmountable obstacles towards rebuilding our homes, our lives and our communities.
During the height of the storm our local rescue workers, emergency personal and police were heroic in their efforts to save lives and mitigate damages. The weeks following the storm were also filled with countless stories of families, neighbors, friends and strangers offering a helping hand. I have always had faith in the humanity and I was not disappointed. So many volunteers, so many offers of housing and food, countless acts of kindness and then the madness of trying to return home began.
Today, I feel like Alice in Wonderland. I have fallen into the rabbit hole and my world no longer has any logic to it. There is nowhere to go to get answers to the problems you are facing and no one place that can offer help, advocacy, guidance and real answers! The FEMA centers are certainly not the panacea of assistance they are made out to be.
I am a trained crisis counselor and I find it amazing that our government believes that families who have lost their homes, who are struggling to make sense of recent events, fully expects us to plow through hundreds of brochures on the FEMA web site, to find an answer to what needs to be done, negotiate with insurance companies, mortgage companies and contractors.
Like Alice, the characters in this new world really don't make sense and are certainly not there to give anyone clear and concise answers. Rather like the Cheshire Cat they present you with riddles and you are left trying to figure out the answers!
I have been to the FEMA offices 5-6 times in the past 2 months. There are some very nice people there, but handing me another brochure is really NOT helpful. I have made at dozens of phone calls to various government offices to educate myself on what needs to be done, develop a plan of action and put that plan in place, all the while trying to secure temporary housing, comfort family members and grandchildren, mitigate our property and find answers to complex and confusing issues.
Here are a few of the dilemmas we face; these are not in order because they are all intertwined!
- If you rebuild your home as it was, you will not be able to afford the flood insurance premiums FEMA is putting into place (see brochure on rising flood insurance costs).
- If you want to do the right thing for the future you need to raise your home according to another FEMA brochure. However, if your home hasn't been damaged more than 50 percent and you have not had storm damage twice in the past ten years, you are not eligible for the ICC payment of up to $30,000 to raise your home. HUH? You pay for this coverage and yet you are not eligible!
- The new FEMA flood maps seem to be in flux. So you really don't know what your home's flood elevation is on the new map. Then you have to wait to see what your town does in terms of adopting the new flood maps.
- Then there is "Free Board" (Not a surfing term!) which as I understand it is another level of elevation towns can adopt which will require you to raise your home, your heaters, etc. yet another 1-2 feet! This is another 1-2 feet in addition to the height elevations FEMA is strongly suggesting homes be raised to. Do the municipalities realize that with every foot you raise your home your heater, etc. that there is a related cost to the homeowner?
- In New Jersey, state government cannot implement a new requirement on without a corresponding funding source otherwise known as, "State Mandate, State Pay." It would be nice if our federal government extended that premise to all the "suggestions" (Wink! Wink!) That FEMA is imposing on us! If we don't follow their suggestions, our insurance rates will hit the roof. Where is the fairness in this?
- If you can't get the ICC funds to help defer the costs of raising your home, where will you get the money to cover the additional cost of "Free Board"?
It seems to me that FEMA really wants me and thousands of others to file for bankruptcy!
- Try talking with your mortgage company to explain all this (some mortgage companies like Aurora Financial seem to be listening and are trying to find a way to help you! Others like PHH mortgage, Nation Star and others want you put back your home exactly like it was. They they don't want to hear what FEMA requires in terms of elevations!
- Insurance adjusters are coming from all over the United States and promise reports within 7-14 days (we have been waiting 6 weeks for the reports). I called my mortgage company and they really don't know whom they sent out to see my home!
- If you are lucky enough to get an advance payment from your insurance, the mortgage company requires you to get a release of lien and W-9 payment for each vendor/contractor you use. What vendor wants to sign a release of lien payment when they haven't been paid?
- If the contractor signs off, but doesn't put his title on the waiver of lien page, the mortgage company will reject the form! If you are waiting to pay the contractor, add at least 2-3 weeks unto the time frame to get your insurance advance payment back from the mortgage company, once they receive the amended document.
- You think you have done all the paperwork and you call to find out where the check is and guess what?? They need additional information and now want a statement from your insurance company stating that the contractor fees are reasonable (please see #6 my insurance company has dropped off the face of the earth, I can't even get a report from them.)
- All the time you are trying to get all the paperwork done, the mold and mildew continues to grow in your home. If you don't have the savings to front money forget about getting anything done in a timely fashion.
- It is my understanding by friends who have been lucky enough to get a report from their insurance company the money you think you are going to get really doesn't happen. And another Alice in Wonderland experience begins! It seems that the insurance company depreciates everything to the point that the payment you may receive is 1/3-1/2 less than the actual replacement cost. So if you HVAC system cost you $9,000 to replace, you are lucky to get $3-5,000. And then you need to fight to get the money back from your mortgage company; who again like the Queen Of Hearts wants more paperwork, or she screams, " Off with their heads."
- I pay the insurance premiums; I pay the mortgage and more than anyone I want my house whole! Why do I have to struggle with my mortgage company to get money to pay the contractors? Why has getting access to your own money turned into a house of cards?? One false move and the whole thing collapse and you have to start all over! Is nothing simple and straightforward anymore?
- If you have a job, good luck keeping it in this surreal world because while you are at work you need to make dozens of calls to insurers, FEMA, SBA, contractors, Code Enforcement Officers, mortgage companies, etc. trying to get answers and they are mostly available during your regular work hours.
- So, you make calls when you can and stay up late to get the paperwork done, mailed in, and then of course redone because you never do it to the satisfaction of: FEMA, SBA, Insurance companies and mortgage companies.
- Here's another example of the madness you face. You finally get back to work after the storm and your first day back a FEMA representative calls and says he will be at your house in 2 hours. When you explain this is your first day back to work since the storm and he says, "well if you can't get here today, it may be 2-3 weeks before we can reschedule a site visit!" You decide.
- I can't tell you how many agencies have asked me for me income, my tax returns, my monthly bills, debts and so on. And yet when I go on the FEMA site the security questions they ask me in order to verify that I am who I am, relate to people I knew or were married to 35 years ago, or the name of my best friend, or a street I lived on as a child. The government knows a lot about me and yet they still ask for a copy of my taxes! Really?? I can't get help without a ream of paperwork and countless documents; which the government and the mortgage companies already have!
- Finally, let me add that in times of natural disasters our government has sent millions of dollars to other countries to help them to rebuild. I am just wondering has anyone sent money to us to help with the rebuilding of the East Coast of the United States? I know I haven't gotten a check.
- When Congress is withholding funds, I really need to question their reasoning. Isn't it the tax dollars that we have all been contributing for years and years? Is this not our money? Or is Congress thinking like the mortgage companies and they continue to think my money is really their money? Yet another Alice in Wonderland dilemma. My descent into madness continues!
- We need money now, not in a month or next year. Those of us with and without insurance need help to rebuild our homes. Does our United State Congress have something against New Jersey? Is it Snookie? Have we done something to offend them or am I forever doomed to living in Wonderland?
- When Katrina hit New Orleans (a city I love) we spent billions to help them out and yet it is a city that sits in a bowl surrounded by water! Did anyone tell them they had to raise their homes? If we can help New Orleans, why does the US Congress not want to help us??
I am tired and saddened by all these things and more. The emotional, financial and physical toll of this storm is taken on so many families is immeasurable. It begs the question: Who can give us clear and financially doable options to help us rebuild?
I believe I am strong person who could handle most challenges. But I doubt that I will come out of this one whole. I am asking for help and compassion from my government at the local, county, state and federal level. Without that help, we as individuals and as a state will fail to come through this crisis and I for one may never find my way out of the rabbit hole.
Please, we need answers. We need affordable, doable options so we can rebuild our homes and business. We need the insurance companies to be more responsive and the mortgage companies to know that we cannot repair anything until they release our money and we CANNOT put our homes back to the way they were. We need FEMA to understand we cannot all raise our homes and we cannot pay $10-18,000 annually for flood insurance.
The mad hatter is calling, my tea is ready and I must go. Thank you for taking the time to read this.
Faith C. Liguori,
Homeless in Seaside Park, NJ
126 8th Ave
Seaside Park, NJ 08752


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Pirates acquire infielder Navarro from KC
Prospects Pounders, Goris dealt to Royals
DALLAS -- The Pirates made a trade late on Wednesday to acquire infielder Yamaico Navarro from the Royals in exchange for Minor Leaguers Brooks Pounders and Diego Goris. Pittsburgh will officially add Navarro to the 40-man roster on Thursday, at which time the club will have to make a corresponding roster move.
Navarro, 24, profiles as a candidate to compete for the role as a backup infielder in Pittsburgh. In limited Major League action over the past two seasons, Navarro has appeared at second, third, short and in the outfield. Coming up through Boston's farm system, Navarro played primarily as a shortstop.
The Pirates, who designated Pedro Ciriaco for assignment earlier on Wednesday, will need a backup to new shortstop Clint Barmes in 2012.
A .279 hitter over six Minor League seasons, Navarro was signed as a non-drafted free agent by the Red Sox in 2005. He entered 2011 ranked as the organization's 12th-best prospect but was later dealt to the Royals in exchange for Mike Aviles at the Trade Deadline.
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In 42 career big league games, Navarro has hit .206 with a .250 on-base percentage. He batted .264 with 11 doubles, seven homers and 22 RBIs in 59 Triple-A games last year.
Pounders, a second-round pick in the 2009 First-Year Player Draft, went 5-5 with a 3.68 ERA in 36 games (one start) at the low-A level in 2011. Goris, 21, hit .350 with 20 doubles, five homers, 46 RBIs and 53 runs scored in the Dominican Summer League. He was named to the DSL All-Star team each of the past two seasons.
Jenifer Langosch is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, By Gosh, It's Langosch, and follow her on Twitter @LangoschMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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an apology from duke to saucy
Dear Saucy,
I knows hows much I'z dissapoints you. The whole cupcake thing was just too too much. I iz so sorry.
I don't know what comes over me sumtimes. Me just likes your baking too very much, just like Dad. We'z just sit and drool when the smells come frum the kitchun and look at each other and we just can't wait sumtimes. You'ze has no ideas how hardz it gets for us.
So when you turned your backs on them cakes I just sneeked into the kitchun and I wuz just quiet az I could be. And you'ze didn't hear me cuz you were hummin' the Jonus Bruthers with Loopy and she was sprinklin' the sugars on the icings and you'ze weren't payin much attention what with bein' all excited about that party Sassy wuz throwin for Nana over there.
And Buddy Budderson was just playin' with that iPhone and with those white bits in his ear flaps he'z payin no attenshun neither... he's just hummin and dancin and waitn' to licks the bowl and I'z thinkin' why don't I never get to licks the bowl?
It was no bother for me to just reach up and snatch two of them cute cakes and plop 'em on the clean floor and I just thought it wuz a good idea to eat them right out of them paper cups you put'em in cuz you never eat the paper when you eat them up so I thought you'd think I wuz a good boy, leavin' the papers on the floor and just eatin' the cake.
I'z so sorry you had to go to party with just 22 little cakes. Plus that nice frosty bit on the top with all them sprinklies of Loopy's, they just stuck on my whiskers an paws and I know that was the giveaway to my badness. Pluz, the empty papers on the floor.
I iz worried you will make me a nemesis now just like Elisabeth Hasslebeck and Anonymous Blog Flamer and evil archenemy Donnelly. Pleeeze can we make up? Huh?
P.S. Now iz a good time to remindz you 'bout me makin that bad guy run away in the night too weeks back when he tried to get inside and it wuz just you an me an Loopy at home. I made him so scared with my barkin' and jumpin and that mad growl and teeth-showin that he high-tailed it right off the porch and ran away into the darkness. Remember how I'z slept by the front door that nights until Veto got home from his bizness trip and I mades yuz so safe... you really shuld remembr thats. I'm just sayin'.
43 comments:
- oneretrocupcake said...
Awww poor Duke! He deserves a cuppycake or two or being so protective!
Plus just look at that face! You can't say no. Saucy could this be inspiration for a doggie friendly cupcake recipe?
- March 11, 2009
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- March 11, 2009
- The Things We Carried said...
That is a humble apology if I ever I heard one!
- March 11, 2009
Trooper chewed up my fave pink hat that I got in Chicago yesterday. We are also in a terrible fight right now. Maybe I should forgive him.
- March 11, 2009
- Shannon said...
Every night I look forward to logging in and reading my favorite blogs....tonight I got an extra special treat when I found Duke's post. Warmed my heart and made me smile a big pearly white smile!
- March 11, 2009
- Valerie said...
Stinkin' cutest thing. I think Duke deserves his own weekly appearance on the blog from now on.
- March 11, 2009
- Priscilla said...
Saucy, you can't possibly still be mad at him after that post!!
- March 11, 2009
- Chris said...
Oh , look at that face , how could he stop himself , I am impressed he stopped with two , psst I once babysat a kid who ate the papers , and she didn't even notice !!!
Now don't you throw that baby in a basket with Elizabeth Hasselbeck now or I will take him as a foster puppy .
- March 11, 2009
- Kay said...
Ut Oh..... Duke, you deserve the cupcakes after being such a big, brave guy! I'm betting there will be cupcakes the next time she bakes too!
- March 11, 2009
- Laura said...
I'm sure there were two people at the party that didn't need a cupcake. He was just doing his part to help with someone's diet!
- March 11, 2009
- E said...
How could you not forgive such an adorable face! Duke makes me miss our Weimeraner Hannah who we lost a few years ago.
- March 11, 2009
- Pam said...
too cute...and he is right, they do look delish!!!
- March 11, 2009
- Sweetina said...
lol dog! Duke Haz Cuppycakez!
Duke desoives a fewz good cuppycakez after scarin' the bad guy offs yurz porch!
Hilarious and he is a reelz cutie.
- March 11, 2009
- J.G. said...
Well, MY heart is melted. Hope yours was, too.
- March 12, 2009
- A New England Life said...
Forehead Kisses to you Duke! Love them eyes! The hubby would love a Grey Ghost just like you ; )
I know it's hard to resist those cupcakes, I know. I myself probably couldn't resist one either! The mom should know by now not to leave treats right where you can reach them, soooo ... she must have left them there on purpose! Just for you!
And if it makes you feel any better, our Dalmatian (she passed a few years back) ate my daughters 1st Birthday cake. Dang it!
- March 12, 2009
- Julia said...
I agree - Duke should be a guest blogger.
- March 12, 2009
- Carina Olsen (Kat's Photography) said...
That is so cute! I can't get over the pet talk. I think Duke needs his own blog.... I'd read it.
- March 12, 2009
- Green Girl in Wisconsin said...
Awww...you have to just look at those droopy eyes and love him.
- March 12, 2009
- Oliver Rain said...
Awe. He is a good doggy and he did compliment you on your baking.
I love this post.
- March 12, 2009
- Grace said...
Cupcakes look yummy I would steal them too! lol And Duke does deserve a 1 or 2 for being "Super Duke"...hahaha Hugs Grace
- March 12, 2009
- bluemuf said...
Just look at his sad sweet face. I would have a hard time resisting those beautiful tempting cupcakes too.
How sweet that he only ate the cupcake and not the papers.
Hugs Karen
- March 12, 2009
- Amy said...
This so happens at our house. When you have 3 dogs nothing is sacred. But ya gotta love their sweet little faces, it is so hard not to forgive. (Unless they way overdid it and get sick-which happens a lot at our house too)
- March 12, 2009
- Amy said...
This so happens at our house. When you have 3 dogs nothing is sacred. But ya gotta love their sweet little faces, it is so hard not to forgive. (Unless they way overdid it and get sick-which happens a lot at our house too)
- March 12, 2009
- Stacy said...
Aw, he even looks sorry! Poor pup! They always seem to know they've done something wrong - my dogs do the same thing - look uber guilty. ;)
- March 12, 2009
- SOINSPIRED said...
Oh, he looks so cute though. What a hero and how scary for you and Loopy. I hope he wasn't sick after eating those.
- March 12, 2009
- The Shabby Princess said...
Yikes, so sorry to hear you had some guy try to get into your house--so good you had Duke there--even if he is a cupcake stealer. Those cupcakes do look fabulous--I'd be a cupcake stealer if I lived in your house :)
- March 12, 2009
- Jo said...
Between Loopy and Duke...Saucy better watch out - they do good posts! He's a sweetheart, and who can argue with that logic?! Hope you enjoyed the cuppycake Duke, and come back soon, y'hear?
Jo xx
- March 12, 2009
- 3rdEyeMuse said...
I vote to pardon Duke - what do you say Saucy?
- March 12, 2009
- Wendy @ The Shabby Nest said...
That is one humbly apologetic pooch! And a bad-guy scar-er-away-er? Have to give him kudos for that!
- March 12, 2009
- Rosa said...
I'm with Duke. But I would have taken more than two! Yummy and delightful to the eye. What do you expect, silly girl.
- March 12, 2009
- Sparky ♥ ∞ said...
Ohhhh, that is adorable! Ya gotta forgive the little 'oppsy'. :o) (I have 3 doggies and understand how much they love us.) You have a very nice blog.
Have a great weekend! ♥ ∞
- March 12, 2009
- Christine said...
Duke is adorable. He is a good dog a heart. Please forgive him.
I sleep better in our house when hubby is away cause of my Golden Retriever. He sounds mean through the door.
When he was a puppy, I found him on the dinning room table eating a bowl of pretzels. He has learned better manners but I think those cupcakes would have been to much for him.
- March 12, 2009
- Aspergertopia said...
Such a sweet picture of Duke, Saucy!
He has some personality that Duke.
Now please tell me, this is the way he actually talks? (through you anyways). Growing up, all of my animals had a (voice). We used them OFTEN.
I would loooove to know I am not the only one.
- March 12, 2009
- Janeen said...
Ooooooooh that is so adorable. The photo alone is worthy! You are a talented lady my friend ~ this is the story I'll be thinking about this week when I need a little something funny. Instead I'll be laughing out loud! Have a great day!
- March 12, 2009
- Mrs. Staggs said...
Oh dear! He's such a sweet puppy though. How could anyone ever deny that face anything.
All good wishes to Miss Loopy!
- March 13, 2009
- Mom Taxi Julie said...
Looks like Duke needs one more cupcake. Just for looking so sad and apologetic in that picture lol.
- March 13, 2009
- Timi said...
LMOA!!! At least he apologized! Besides that........how can you be mad at the face.
I have a cat that never says he's sorry. He just cuss at me all the time.
- March 14, 2009
- Lydia said...
My 2 pups would just ask for their lawyer!:) Over from the carnival:)
- March 14, 2009
- Mimi said...
Who couldn't love this guy. In fact, I think you should go back into that kitchen and whip him up a bunch of liver brownies. If you don't have the recipe, just let me know and I'll send it to you. My doggies ♥ them!
- March 15, 2009
This little post made me giggle and think of many a birthday party that was foiled by our great dane getting to the cake before the kids did. One year I made individual star shaped little cakes for my daughter and 8 of her friends. After carefully making a barricade in the laundry room of laundry baskets and empty hampers, I neglected to replace abasket moments before the party after removing a pair of pants from the dryer. I came back downstairs to 3 star cakes and a big dog with royal icing encrusted ears.
- April 22, 2009
that was one heck of an apolagy. aww poor puppy! he is such a cuttie!
- April 25, 2009
- michelleb. said...
Man, he looks pitiful. How could you not forgive him?
- April 26, 2009
Awwww so cute! I love when animals know they've done something wrong and then try and suck up with their pitiful eyes. It's hard not to just grab them and hug. Even if they made a giant mess that you have to clean up lol. It's just lucky that he didn't wind up getting sick from it.
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Skip Hayes a friend and fellow cubber had the misfortune of falling off a ladder breaking one foot and spraining both ankles while working on his new log house in Mtn City,Tn this week i'm sure a good word and maybe a message would be appreciated.
Skip, see what happens when I "Rush/Ship" parts to you so you can get the Cub up and running to get the log home built
Seriously though, hate to hear about the accident, take it easy and mend quickly.
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Skip, well maybe you better not skip right now until the foot mends. Get well soon, there's still more to do in life.
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Skip, , know that had to hurt. Take it easy, (like you can do anything else much), and get well soon , Pete
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Tennessee Titans
Scott Solomon - #90 - DE
|6' 3"/ 262 lbs.
|San Antonio, TX
|Years played
|2012, 7th round, 4th pick by Titans
Report: Giants reach agreement with Bulluck
Unrestricted free-agent LB Keith Bulluck has reached an agreement with the Giants on a one-year contract, a source close to the player has told NFL.com.
Titans' Fisher upset at USC's Kiffin
Titans head coach Jeff Fisher is unhappy with new USC head coach Lane Kiffin over the manner in which Kiffin hired away Fisher's RB coach, Kennedy Pola.
AFC South training-camp reports
In the third installment in our series of training-camp reports, we look at the AFC South teams.
Reports: Titans, RB Johnson to rework deal
The Titans and RB Chris Johnson have agreed to a restructuring of his contract, ProFootballTalk.com, ESPN and NFL Network reported Monday.
Strength, quickness, instincts aid Titans' Curran
At 5-11 and 235 pounds, Titans rookie LB Rennie Curran knows he is not among the tallest players at his position, but he long ago figured out how to succeed against bigger competition.
Titans agree with LB Curran
The Titans agreed on a contract with LB Rennie Curran, a third-round pick from Georgia, the club announced Wednesday.
Titans' OL switch smooth transition
The Titans' most notable offseason shake-up on offense — the moves of Eugene Amano from left guard to center and Leroy Harris from a reserve to the starting left guard — doesn't appear to be a very big deal at all ...
Report: Titans QB Simms arrested
Titans QB Chris Simms was arrested Thursday morning in New York City on charges of operating a motor vehicle while impaired by marijuana, The New York Post reported Thursday.
Report: Titans' Morgan arrested on speeding, suspended-license charges
Titans DE Derrick Morgan, the club's first-round pick, was arrested Wednesday night in Resaca, Ga. on speeding and suspended-license charges, The (Nashville) Tennessean reported Thursday.
Titans' young DBs aim to bounce back
Second-year CBs Ryan Mouton and Jason McCourty, tested early as rookies, are competing for a starting job as the Titans' secondary looks to bounce back after a tough '09 season.
Titans agree with rookie QB Smith
The Titans have agreed on a multiyear contract with QB Rusty Smith, a sixth-round pick, the club announced Thursday.
Patience key for Titans
With two years left before QB Vince Young's contract is up, the Titans have plenty of time to decide on his future. But he's clearly their best starting option in 2010 and could be difficult to replace if ...
Titans agree with WR Mariani, DT Howard
The Titans have agreed on multiyear deals with WR Marc Mariani and DT David Howard, their seventh-round picks, the team announced Tuesday.
Titans agree with CB Verner
The Titans and CB Alterraun Verner, their fourth-round pick in the 2010 draft, have agreed on a multiyear contract, the team announced Tuesday.
Report: Titans reach deal with S Rolle
The Titans and S Myron Rolle, a sixth-round pick, have reached agreement on a four-year contract, ProFootballTalk.com reported Monday.


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The first game of golf was played in Scotland in 1456. At least that's what surviving historical records say. But many think that golf was being played long before then, probably in the 12th century in Scotland and China.
Today's golf game is a popular spectator sport that is played around the world on more than 32,000 golf courses (more than half are in the US). Sports icons like Tiger Woods, Anika Sorenstam, Arnold Palmer, and Jack Nicklaus have brought decades of drama and drive to the links. And after all these years, golf enthusiasts are still asking that all important question: How many dimples are there on a golf ball?