Time for men’s basketball. Not confirmed if able to attend, depends on work, but just in case, is there a Tsaiko’s Nation section?

Tech issues aside, there’s not really all that much to say other than injuries gotta heal and everybody gotta keep improving.
Expect the same amount of improvement this week as there was last week and it should result in a “W” and the start of a new streak.

Have a terrific day erryboddy!

HiHo….

Continue to be the essence of grace and beauty that you show to ALL when they have the pleasure of your esteem company.

GREAT news folks as the DVD of my 17 year ceremony has been finish as I and wife Rhonda watched it last night and ALL I can say from viewing the hour and fifteen minute video it is by far the BEST ever ceremonial tribute that you will lay your eyes on and be captive with the editing, color, program and pure GENIUS of photo lyrics photographer Mr. Larry Warmsley.

The music he puts to each frame color picture is AMAZING but the whole video it self with all performances of children, Rainbow baseball GREAT Center Fielder Ricki Bass interview, Hawaii being represented with the leis and my Wooten babies dress in their Warrior Green puts you glue to your set and just relishing the moment of so much joy and happiness that is evident by all who made this ceremonial day a celebration that will be remember for “ALL TIME” !

The dvd video is a “limited edition” as I will have the HONOR in sending it to Pomai who has taken ALL of my photography and graciously shown to you great folks of Tsaiko Nation as I hope he will down load this “CLASSSIC” for your viewing pleasure as it will take you to my moment in which I brought “ALOHA” to South Central Los Angeles.

Have a WONDERFUL day Tsaiko Nation and MAHALO for allowing me the COMPASSION of your polynesian hospitality as on the day of 10-28-09 when I celebrated 17 years of professional service I was able to move a capacity audience of adults and children that shared their emotions of appreciation, respect and sincerity to an old rainbow warrior who was humbled of the adulation and acknowledgement.

Vaya Con Dios, RainbowCliff.

IS IT SATURDAY YET?

Los Osos defensive end Tony Washington chose Oregon out of 12 scholarship offers. He issued a verbal commitment to the Ducks on Sunday, according to Los Osos head coach Tom Martinez. The 6-5, 225-pound senior was scheduled to visit Oregon State on Nov. 14, but decided to go ahead and narrow his top four choices – Oregon, Arizona, UTEP and Oregon State – to one.

The 49th-ranked weakside defensive end in the country, according to rivals.com, has 4½ sacks and 51 tackles, eight for loss, for the 4-4 Grizzlies this season. His other scholarship offers were from Arizona State, Hawaii, Nevada, Colorado State, San Diego State, New Mexico State and Idaho.

glad the blog is semi functional, it all starts at the top 🙂

have a good day,

IMUA WARRIORS