Posted on March 18th, 2010 at 9:56 AM by pakasprz

When going through college teachers let it be known to prospective journalists that there are people out there that no matter what you do there will be someone who will bash everything you do.

Here is one good prime example of it from Steve Weber in regards to my acceptance into the

“There is a ZERO percent chance that this is true. There is no earthly way that any organization would actually approve you to be a member – ESPECIALLY when it concerns writing. I would wager a large sum of money that they made a mistake & will be correcting it VERY shortly. And when they do, you must print an immediate retraction and apologize. Also, just to show the absurdity of this, you state that this “membership” (which isn’t true) will improve the overall quality of the website, BUT you didn’t bother to even proofread the very post where you claim quality is going up?! “Current Buffalo New Buffalo Bills beat reporter Mark Gaughan is currently vice president.” – HAHAHAHA – I rest my case. My second grade teacher would have a field day with her red pen if I wrote this on a paper back then.

First, wow I forgot a s whoopie freaking doo.

Second, what you are saying is slander and libel as I do have proof of the transaction and a direct email from the president of the PFWA.

Thirdly, if you are the same Steve Weber from Warsaw Country Radio Station WCJW 1140 Am, hopefully you are not stupid enough to call me a liar on air as it would result in your radio station getting sued.

Actually, I do hope you go ahead, because the lawsuit would probably show up on the local news and give me a ton of free exposure.

In the end, next time readers you want to email a journalist to blast them over an article just save it as we usually just laugh at them and then look at it like your an idiot.

March 17

Announcement
Posted on March 17th, 2010 at 7:12 PM by pakasprz

Well I just found out that I have been approved as a member of the Pro Football Writers of America.

Past presidents of the PFWA include former Buffalo News columnists Larry Felser and Vic Carucci.

Current Buffalo News Buffalo Bills beat reporter Mark Gaughan is currently vice president.

In the end, hopefully this improves the overall quality of the site.

Posted on March 16th, 2010 at 10:13 AM by pakasprz

According to Scout.com, former Texas quarterback Colt McCoy will visit the Buffalo Bills April 11th and 12th to conduct a private workout.

With McCoy being the second quarterback to work out for the Bills what does it mean.

The answer is really nothing as it just confirms that quarterback will be one of the positions in the mix when the Bills draft ninth overall.

Each team are allotted a certain number of private workouts, which I believe is 30.

So, the Bills have to be selective about it.

With the draft being a little over a month away Bills fans will start hearing of other players working out for the Bills.

In the end Bills fans should pay attention to this as their first round pick will come out of these workouts.

Posted on March 15th, 2010 at 8:12 PM by pakasprz

The National Football League Players Association announced that two retired players will join the executive committee.

Upon further review NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith and the rest of the players can get bent.

According to ProFootballTalk.com, the two retired players that are coming abord will not be able to vote.

Hello McFly?

Its not like most NFL fans have the intelligence of Beavis and Butthead or Spongebob Squarepants or Patrick Star.

No doubt there are some NFL fans that are extremely intelligent.

You know what I am really REALLY PISSED OFF!!!

I am sick and tired of seeing rertired player used, abused, and struggle while jerks out there like Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger go around partying like there is no tommorrow.

Clearly the move was to try and make themselves look like the good guys.

In the end, all it did is make them look more like idiots.

Posted on March 13th, 2010 at 3:46 PM by pakasprz

Opening the comment section I noticed some comments from a person named Cranky Guy.

Even though his comments were negative, it is another display of why our country is great.

“A glowing statement on the quality of the Buff State curriculum to be sure. Do you ever read your own material or is it just the rest of the world that notices that you write like a 5th grader,” he wrote.

If it weren’t for the men and women that have sacraficed their lives we wouldn’t be able to make critical comments like this.

For if he were to live in Iraq under Sadaam Hussein he most likely would have been hunted down and killed.

As for my writing style I was shown this at WGR and was reaffirmed at Erie Community College.

Also, if you read the Buffalo News paragraphs are usually thought by thought.

In the end, thanks for the commentary and we hope you continue to enjoy reading.

Posted on March 11th, 2010 at 10:28 PM by pakasprz

Well aparently Brad Riter and the guys at WECK have decided to stop playing their game that was mentioning my site.

To be honest I am glad.

I go to Buffalo State for journalism and media production.

So, to hear that my site was getting traffic due to Brad mocking it at first and then in conjuction with a game is not way I wanted to get notice.

On several occassions I offered to appear on his show, but he never took me up on it.

In the end I know someone will give me a opportunity.

Posted on March 11th, 2010 at 10:14 PM by pakasprz

Doctors and laboratories are always coming up with new ways to treat conditions.

When it comes to asthma there is only one real way for kids to play sports with the condition.

I myself suffer from asthma, but it is only a mild condition.

In order for a child to be able to compete in sports they need to improve the conditioning of their lungs.

For example when I started at the gym last year I was doing squats at 185 pounds, but now I am up to 295 pounds.

I accompished this by increasing the weights by a total of five pounds every two weeks.

That same concept applies for conditioning.

So, the thing to do is go out for a walk around the block three times a week.

Then every two weeks increase it by like five feet.

When they get old enough then you can start taking them out for a jog like one time around the block and then walk the rest of the way to the normal distance you usually walk.

Always follow doctors orders when beginning physical activity.

In the end anything is possible it just takes a lot of hard work to get there.

Posted on March 11th, 2010 at 4:37 PM by pakasprz

In earlier posts I stated Buffalo Bills defensive lineman Marcus Stroud would be ideal for the nose tackle position.

Recently, I have changed my mind.

I changed my mind after talking to someone within the sports media.

The source stated that Stroud doesn’t want to playe the nose.

If that is the case the Bills will be better off finding someone else as a player whose heart is not into something will not give their full effort.

In the end the Bills best off appeasing Stroud as his departure would leave another huge hole to fill,

March 11

Finally closure
Posted on March 11th, 2010 at 3:20 PM by pakasprz

According to the Denver Post Willie Clark was convicted of the murder of former Denver Broncos cornerback Darrent Williams and the attempted murder of the other passengers in the car.

For the Williams family closure has finally come.

I cannot imagine what they are going through, but I bet a huge sigh of relief was heard from the Williams family.

In the end Clark better get ready, because he is about to become someone’s girlfriend.

Posted on March 11th, 2010 at 3:14 PM by pakasprz

According to the Charlotte Observer, Carolina Panthers quarterback Matt Moore signed his one year tender.

Essentially, Moore is gambling that he will succeed right away and parlay it into a big money deal.

Moore is foolish as 2010 is going to be his full season as a starter,

Every rookie starter has their ups and downs juts like Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers did when he took over for Brett Farve.

Also, Moore doesn’t have as many weapons as Rodgers did as he has wide receiver Steve Smith and running DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart.

After them they have nothing , which means Moore will have some rough patches next year.

In the end he should have negotiated a deal.