Places to visit:
Georgia Dome, CNN (USD 13 each ), World of Coca Cola (USD 15 each) and Zoo.
Places to eat:
Nori Nori (Japanese Buffet USD 24.99 each)
6690 Roswell Road
Sandy Springs, GA 30328-3161
TBC.
2010年11月7日星期日
2010年9月22日星期三
Breaking Down Kentucky's Football Program
The Wildcats are now entering its fourth game of the season by travelling to the Swamp of UF with a unbeaten record 3-0. Many fans are now chanting carols for joker phillips and its co. Are the Wildcats all ready to snap every ugly streak against UF, Tenn and USCe? Are the Wildcats seriously ready to make their voices be heard? I don't think so.
Problem to solve No. 1, Quarterbacks, aha, sorry my friends, as far as I concerns, Mike is doing ok right there, he is gonna be talked about later but I'd rather have DL as our number 1 priority in this post. Our D-line has yet to be challenged by a real strong offense, but they have already start to make every kinds of mistakes on the field. Mistacle, failed to cover opponents' wideouts, give up big plays when our opponents make their kick-off return and punt returns. Wherever the Wildcats want to be, these kind of foul plays will REALLY HURT us. Unfourtunetly, the gators are really good at hurting/punishing people with these kind of mistakes. So as far as we still commit these silly mistakes, I don't think the wildcats will go any further beyond the liberty bowl or music city bowl.
Problem No. 2, quarterback styles, I know Kentucky had a stellar recruiting class by having both heralded qbs like Morgan Newton and Ryan Mossakowski in 2009. And right now we have, apparently dual threat qb, Morgan standing next to Mike Hartline. But the truth is, Morgan is not quite suitable standing behind our O-line. The case is Morgan hasn't really showed us his ability to shoot at wide receivers accurately yet, and behind an O-line as ours, I don't think he can go anywhere else when we are facing a real strong D-line. Its either because our O-line is not that descent compared to other SEC powerhouses', secondly, our receivers don't know much about blocking except than Mr. Randall, DOITALL, Cobb. And the last, yet the most important, none of our TE has showed their talent as Aaron Hernandes did for the gators, a dual threat qb can't run much further nor he can make deep threats. I just sincerely don't think we are ready to send a dual threat qb in actions.
Problem No. 3 is to be discussed in next post now that I am going to bed.
Problem to solve No. 1, Quarterbacks, aha, sorry my friends, as far as I concerns, Mike is doing ok right there, he is gonna be talked about later but I'd rather have DL as our number 1 priority in this post. Our D-line has yet to be challenged by a real strong offense, but they have already start to make every kinds of mistakes on the field. Mistacle, failed to cover opponents' wideouts, give up big plays when our opponents make their kick-off return and punt returns. Wherever the Wildcats want to be, these kind of foul plays will REALLY HURT us. Unfourtunetly, the gators are really good at hurting/punishing people with these kind of mistakes. So as far as we still commit these silly mistakes, I don't think the wildcats will go any further beyond the liberty bowl or music city bowl.
Problem No. 2, quarterback styles, I know Kentucky had a stellar recruiting class by having both heralded qbs like Morgan Newton and Ryan Mossakowski in 2009. And right now we have, apparently dual threat qb, Morgan standing next to Mike Hartline. But the truth is, Morgan is not quite suitable standing behind our O-line. The case is Morgan hasn't really showed us his ability to shoot at wide receivers accurately yet, and behind an O-line as ours, I don't think he can go anywhere else when we are facing a real strong D-line. Its either because our O-line is not that descent compared to other SEC powerhouses', secondly, our receivers don't know much about blocking except than Mr. Randall, DOITALL, Cobb. And the last, yet the most important, none of our TE has showed their talent as Aaron Hernandes did for the gators, a dual threat qb can't run much further nor he can make deep threats. I just sincerely don't think we are ready to send a dual threat qb in actions.
Problem No. 3 is to be discussed in next post now that I am going to bed.
2010年7月14日星期三
The Denise girl
Nicole Hayden (Nikki Danielle Moore) aka. The Denise girl in the Taco Bell commercial.
I know this is a bit creepy, but it did take me a year or so to find out her name.
Gosh~~~~!!!!
By the way, her smile is the killin' kind.
I know this is a bit creepy, but it did take me a year or so to find out her name.
Gosh~~~~!!!!
By the way, her smile is the killin' kind.
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