Mark Sanguinetti

A belated Happy Birthday Dot. I hope you are doing well.

Below are web sites which promote and sell athletic uniforms and equipment. The first site has a variety of both team athletic uniforms and equipment. Athletic team uniform items include softball & baseball uniforms, mens and womens basketball uniforms, basketball warm-ups and shooter shirts, soccer uniforms, track uniforms, football jerseys and volleyball uniforms. Equipment items include basketballs, soccer balls, softballs, and a variety of other team athletic equipment. Services offered on this site are screen printing and graphic art. http://www.dynamoathletic.com Another site solely promotes custom made in the USA soccer uniforms. This site is http://www.customsocceruniform.com A third site solely promotes the sale of made in the USA reversible soccer jerseys primarily used for youth teams and leagues and purchased by teams, leagues and soccer specialty stores. My company is in California, but two of the stores that we made reversible jerseys for this past summer, for sale to youth league soccer players in their communities are in Ohio. http://www.reversiblesoccerjerseys.com Since this part of our forum is sports related I thought to add links to my web sites which promote and sell athletic team uniforms and equipment.

Hi Rottie: From one dog lover to another, that is a great photo. And great smiles by both you and your doggie.

That is better Rhino. Yea, Al's Stock Market for carbon credits is just plain silly. However, thinking that the pollution from coal is so easy to clean up does not sound factual. Did you know that coal fires once they get started under the earth are very difficult to put out? I read briefly that China has a number of coal fires under the earth that they can't put out. And we have one in Pennsylvania. There is huge pollution from this. China is the world's largest user of coal and their air quality is terrible.

I thought this was the just plain silly forum? Marko contributed. Where is your contribution Rhino? And they use a lot of coal in China. The problem is I have heard from a number of people that have been there and they all say the pollution there is horrible. In fact, in cities you can not even see at any real distance because of the poor air quality.

And now that we are away from the political forum I can freely say that, that was an excellent, concise and to the point treatise Marko. And this is precisely how I view our problem as well. And I don't mind a bit of oil thrown into the mix as well as long as it is oil from our shores and owned by our people. And do you know Radar also? We are old friends from our college days. Cheers.

That might be to logical for the political forum MarkO. So I am glad that you brought that up here. A good point indeed.

The problem and the disturbing part is that I sort of see a glimpse of a smile on the face of the donkey. And the worst part is that it may be a he and not a she. Yes, I know most members of the republican party and some members of the Democratic party want us to stay in Iraq to guard our oil interests. But wouldn't it be cheaper if we saved the money we now spend to protect our oil companies over there and instead just bought the stuff on the open market? Either that or we could have Exxon, Mobil, Chevron and their cousins instead pay for our military and otherwise presence in the Middle East? Don't they make enough money for their own security? What do you think?

President Bush announced today that he is changing the seal of the President to a condom, because it more clearly reflects his political stance. It makes sense. After all, a condom stands up to inflation. It halts production. It destroys the next generation. It protects a bunch of pricks. And finally, it gives one a sense of security when one is actually being screwed.

Hi RonW: The last time that I was in TWI I was a twig coordinator in Vallejo, California where I lived. Before that I lived in Marin County (Corte Madera) where I grew up. I also spent time in Chico, CA where I went to Chico State University. I resigned from TWI in about 1986 or 1987. Since then I have never gone to a TWI meeting. Thanks for asking Ron.

Happy Birthday to you. Happy Birthday to you. Happy Birthday dear Chuuuck. Happy Birthday to you. And many more.

Hi Year2027: Joel Osteen's church is in Lakewood, Texas which is near Houston. High Point Church is a few hundred miles away in Arlington, Texas. The two churchs do not appear to be related or affiliated.

I don't know what CCF is, but CFF stands for Christian Family Fellowship. This is a Christian group that spun off of the Way International and as I understand originated in Ohio. I have no personal experience with this group so I can not say if it is good or not.

I wish I would have seen this thread about a year earlier, but I just noticed this. My comments here do not relate to CFF, but as for Peter Wade, I can vouch for his good character. I have been part of a few fellowship meetings over the years with Peter and he is definitely a lover of God and his people, while always showing a great deal of humility. And he is just an all around great guy to hang out with. And let me add that Peter Wade's personality and leadership style is completely unlike that of the Way International or any of its offshoots that I have heard of or experienced. Furthermore, I am very familiar both biblically and practically with the tactics used by the Way International to build a group that is not dependant on the Lord Jesus Christ, but rather instead has followers dependant on their organization and leaders. I can say with confidence and conviction that Peter Wade would have no part or would have nothing to do with such tactics. And if you are not really sure that I know what I write of here, then read this article which I did not have to copy from out of print books. http://www.christianherald.info/lordship_o...ist_page_1.html

Duplication.

Rafael, I just noticed this thread. I too will be praying for your sister's health and for your entire family.

Thanks Highway29. You are very cool too.

That is pretty cool Doglover. And I like your name too.

Hello: A friend of mine Phil Sebastian from the sick corps would like to know the whereabouts of Niva Korsmo. Has anyone heard from her or know where she is? Please pass the word so that Phil can locate her. And then offer the information received here on Grease Spot Cafe.

A belated "Happy Birthday Bumpy"! I enjoy your posts.

Oh a Mississippi State and SEC girl. That explains it Belle. It is kind of like me rooting for USC in a bowl game because they are in the Pac 10 and their coach Pete Carrol is a local guy from the southern part of the county where I grew up and still have friends in. Now if only a few of the USC fans were not so arrogant. First hand experience of that at the Cal USC game which I attended this past November.

I thought that I indicated that I was not sure. That I had not really seen the teams play. And actually, I was not able to watch this last game also. I had to do some work at my shop for the first half and only heard the game on the radio. Then went home for halftime. Got ready to go out to a martial arts class while watching the Ohio State band halftime show. The Ohio State band is good. Very clean and good tones from their instruments and they all blended together well. As for the actual game? I only heard parts on the radio including that crazy personal foul penalty on what the radio announcer said was almost or should have been a blocked punt. When I got back from my class the game was over. I only saw a few selected highlights. However, LSU must be a better team because they won by a good margin. I do not know why Ohio State made those personal foul penalties though. I thought with the Ohio State tradition of good football that they were more disciplined than that. Congratulations on your team's victory. Evan and Danny must be stocked and I did not know that Belle was such a big college football fan. Sorry for the Buckeye supporters. I know you are out there some where.

Oh strange one, I hope you had a good day and not a strange day on your birthday. What day was/is that anyway?

Danny boy: That big game is coming up right around the corner. You must be excited. Are you going to the game? Or will you watch it on TV?