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Did a search on MSN for my Sister and couldn’t believe what I found

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Here is a SERIOUS case of Someone with too much time on thier hands.

Of course, my sister is soon to have too much time on her hands, and she has a large collection of little people….

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You believe in life, liberty & the pursuit of happiness. You voted and you’re proud of it. If you’re from a red state, shouldn’t your ketchup reflect that?

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For those of you nervous about the end of the world, there is hope.

To allay your fears, please visit The Federal Vampire and Zombie Agency - maybe you can even volunteer.

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My nephew John is going to be 2 in one week. For his birthday my sister said I could get him a dog. I know, many of you are probably thinking ‘why would you get a two year old a dog’? Well, here’s the thing. They have a dog, but she’s a pekingese and isn’t fond of kids. Not much fun to play with. I have two dogs, a beagle and a basset (Lucy and Ethel) and John LOVES to play with these dogs. They are planning on having more children, so I’m not sure when there will be a better time to get him a dog and my sister would like to not have a puppy and a baby to deal with at the same time.

Sounds simple, doesn’t it? You are probably thinking ‘Just buy the kid a dog - why are you writing about this???’ Here’s the problem. We can’t settle on a breed. I have researched every site I can find and the more I read the more complicated it gets. My sister wants a small dog (ideally around 15 lbs) that will be well behaved, but sturdy enough to play with John. I want to get him a boy’s dog. No Lhasa Ahpsos, Pomeranians, etc… I would love to get him a beagle, but my brother-in-law vetoed that idea - doesn’t care for Lucy’s baying. I thought I had settled on a Sheltie. At least on site I read said they are good with kids and a good family dog. They are a working breed so should be fairly sturdy. Unfortunately my sister visited a family member this week that told her they are terrible with children, plus she didn’t think a puppy for any child under 5 was a good idea, so I’m back at square one. As I said, I have 7 days to find a suitable pet (actually I’m not really that worried about any deadlines).

So, now I have a decision to make. My latest plan is to visit the local humane society(s) and rescue shelters. Perhaps we would be better with a young dog (2 years) rather than a puppy. My concern is some rescued dogs have been abused and are more neurotic than usual. I want to find them a good dog - mostly because it will probably end up at my house if it’s not good. If anyone out there has suggestions or ideas, please let me know.

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Yesterday NFL commisioner, Paul Tagliabue, announced his retirement in July. Now his biggest job is to name his successor. Mr. Tagliabue, just wanted you to know I’m available. I’m the perfect candidate, lifelong football fan, smart, driven, young. How could the league not want me?

Unfortunately, I’m guessing the league isn’t going to come knocking on my door. There have been some names thrown around already, the most notable of which is Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice. Dr. Rice currently is stating she’s not interested in the position. Dr. Rice,if you are reading, take my advice. Take the job. You are going to be Secretary of State for what, three more years max. Tagliabue was commisioner for 16. I know, I know, you’re thinking about running for president. Unfortunately, the Republican party probably isn’t ready to nominate you. On the other hand, think what you could accomplish as commisioner. You would be the ACTUAL most powerful person in the world, not just some poser like the president.

So, before Dr. Rice reads this I want to make a couple suggestions for the new commisioner:

1. Stop only playing the Super Bowl in nice weather.
   
   Forcing the Super Bowl to only be played in warm weather stadiums, or in domes is just not what football is all about. I want to see Dallas play Miami in New England. Just rotate around the league and whatever stadium is up is the city that hosts the game.
2. Get rid of the whiners
   
   The NFL is quickly emulating the NBA. We have players like Terrell Owens that are making a mockery out of the sport. Let’s crack down on some of these spoiled kids and get some respect back in the league.
3. Change the draft
   
   Obviously having good picks in the draft don’t generally make a team better. A team the is in the cellar often stays there, despite high draft picks year after year. Look at the Bengals, until recently, the Texans, the Cardinals, etc… Let’s change the draft to some type of lottery system so the best college atheletes at LEAST get a chance to play on a competitive team.
4. Stop focusing so much on the money
   
   During Paul Tagliabue’s tenure as commissioner league revenues went through the roof. He has done a fantastic job at making the league more profitable. While this is a good thing for business, I’m not sure it’s a good thing for the game. Too many times the league comes across as greedy. Let’s get back to what’s really important, the competition and spirit of the game and let’s move away from the desire to make everyone a billionaire.

Hopefully Tagliabue will pick a good successor. Personally, my preference would be an outsider like Rice, someone actually involved with a team as a coach or GM like Rich McKay. Let’s hope for the best, and remember, if anyone asks who you would like to see, nominate me!!!

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Many of you who live in Northern Colorado may have recently received a postcard in the mail. This postcard was a notification of the new www.nextnc.com website. Appearantly nextnc is going to be some kind of local culture/advertising website.

I was interested to see who nextnc so I did a little search. Turns out the nextnc.com is owned by Swift Newspapers, Inc. the same company that owns the Greeley Tribune. Now I’m all for increased internet usage in Northern Colorado, but I’m not keen on one company controlling it all. Please, if you are going to list a classified ad on nextnc.com be aware that you are just throwing more money to some out of state company that already controls much of the region’s news and advertising revenue.

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So, turns out I’m really bit by the blogging bug. If you haven’t visited my other blog yet I encourage you to visit Greeley Elections.

This is my personal blog - an extension of my alltheinfo.org website. I will be discussing personal matters, opinions and general topics about all my websites. Please enjoy!

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