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“No Limits Are Any Good If We Don’t Remember That They Exist And Then We Can See That They Are Really Needed And Are Realistic Since Reality Is What Makes Them Work At Their Best.”

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In A Clandistine Location On The, Central California Coast, United States
During the gold rush a highway man became known as Black Bart for his inclusion of an innocent poem in the empty strong boxes when he had liberated them from Wells Fargo stage coaches. He was eventually captured by an detective at Pinkerton and sent to San Quintin. After leaving prison he was never heard from again - until his thoughts stated to appear on a computer at a remote military location. When this computer became obsolete, it was sent to a secret location on the Central California coast where it continues to gain knowledge and to write a thought of the day and sometimes longer thoughts for us all to consider.

Friday, June 27, 2008

GO FSC BULDOGS


When I attended Fresno High, Fresno City College and Fresno State (yes that is a trend) it always seemed that the baseball teams were doing a lot more then either the Football or Basketball teams. It seemed natural that such people as Dick Elsworth, Dick Selma and of course Tom Seaver would be develop into major league stars. When you have two pitchers who played in high school and then went on to not just the majors but the same World Series winning New York Mets team. I have followed this years Fresno State team with a hope that they would do well never expecting them to do great. This is just the start of more great years. You will also see stars from this team on the rosters of major league teams and following the greats from Fresno to the top of the profession and maybe join Tom Seaver in the hall of fame.
I wore my Bulldog shirt today as my sign of respect for the players who were praised in the press and all of the other members of the team including the managers and those who will never be mentioned but kept the team going.

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