Merry Christmas and God Bless America

 

"FREEDOM IS THE CURE" Freedom and Liberty for Every American and Help Others Worldwide to Become Free

" FREEDOM IS THE CURE "

Americans truly know it, understand it, and cherish the irrefutable fact that EVERY American is equal and free.  

Be happy, enjoy your life and do not be afraid. Have no fear, and always remember that best of all...FREEDOM IS THE CURE.

And, our God-given rights are protected by the brilliant founding documents as written in our nation's Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights.

If you want to read or share our country's Charters of Freedom, you can click on the link below to review them; and you can also share them with your fellow Americans and other people worldwide that want to become free...

CHARTERS OF FREEDOM LINK

FREEDOM IS THE CURE... 

EVERY American is equal and free, always and forever...

Our God-given rights are rightfully protected by our brilliantly-written Charters of Freedom. Every American has the freedom to choose and build the incredible life they want to create. The freedom to work hard, be industrious and innovate; to create, and experiment and be victorious, and to learn from our defeats. The freedom to try again, and again, and again. The freedom to take on new challenges and go for it big time, and to earn a winning life for ourselves and our families.

Freedom and Liberty and Independence. 

Love, live and laugh, and God Bless!

"  FREEDOM IS THE CURE  "

Bay Area Panthers to Kick Off on Monday Night Football at the SAP Center on March 21st, 2022!

 

Get Tickets & Have Fun!

Freedom and Liberty for Every American. Always Stick Together and God Bless.

It's wise to remember if you happen to encounter somebody, or an organization or group that attempts to divide you against your fellow American, then it's best to not take the bait. And, if they are against having a reasonable discussion or even entertaining a different point of view whatsoever from their own, then it's smart to respectfully wish them well and move along. 

We are all equal and free, thank God, and we have a sacred right to our divergent opinions. 

Of course, we know it's true that another person's opinion might be radically different than ours, but it's important to love and to respect your fellow American and honor their God-given right to peacefully express their own point of view, always and forevermore.

Bay Area Panthers of the Indoor Pro Football League...the Countdown to Kickoff Begins!

Dear Bay Area Football Fans,

We are excited and raring to go after our franchise signed a long-term deal for the Bay Area Panthers to play the team's home games at the SAP Center in beautiful downtown San Jose!

To the wonderful football fans in the bay area throughout San Jose and Silicon Valley, Oakland and the entire east bay, and up the peninsula to San Francisco and Marin County; together, we are going to build a championship professional football franchise for all to enjoy.

Go Panthers!

In Memory of my Father. He was an Amazing Man and My Hero...RIP.

George Caig was an incredibly kind, smart and loving man, and I was very blessed to have him as my Dad. God bless his kind soul, and may he rest in peace...

George H. Caig

(July 8, 1928 - March 30, 2021)

George H. Caig passed away on March 30^th, 2021, at the age of 92 in Piedmont, CA after living a long and very fulfilling life. George, who was often referred to by his nickname, “Jud” was an incredible man, and a caring and loving father, husband, grandfather, great grandfather, and a good friend to many people.

George is survived by his wife of more than 40-years, Julie, his two daughters, Sue, and Martha, and his two stepsons, Kurt, and Keith. Additionally, between their two combined loving families, they have nine grandchildren, and ten great-grandchildren.

George was very appreciative of the beauty of nature and greatly enjoyed learning about plants, flowers, and trees - locally and throughout his travels with his family, friends, and with his beloved wife, Julie. He was also a “green thumb” and enjoyed teaching his children about the greatness of the outdoors, and he found fulfillment tending to his garden at their home in Piedmont.

Born at Fabiola Hospital in Oakland, CA on July 8^th, 1928, George was raised in Piedmont and learned the value of creating stability and long-term planning due to his formative years during the Great Depression (1929-36). He went to Wildwood Elementary School and discovered his passion for exploring the outdoors by becoming an active member in the Boy Scouts, and eventually became an Eagle Scout. He loved athletics, especially playing basketball and baseball. At Piedmont High School, “Jud” was an excellent basketball player and was known as a great shooter of long-range baskets. Jokingly, he referred to his best shots as, “punishing the nets” which he loved to do while playing a game of basketball in town - his favorite form of recreation into his late seventies.

After graduating from Piedmont High School in 1946, George attended the University of California at Berkeley, where he advanced his business acumen while also developing new friendships. He was also an upstanding member of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity. As a student at Cal, Jud and his buddies attended three Rose Bowl games to support the Bears (Jan 1949-51). During his tenure at Cal, Jud realized he loved reading, and hence began his lifelong hobby of enjoying books, non-fiction, and fiction. Throughout his life, Jud would have stacks of books piled up near his favorite reclining chair that he was actively reading. On a special note, for more than fifty-years after graduating from Cal, Jud and Julie and their friends attended the Cal vs. Stanford ‘Big Games’ together, and they were at the famous game known as “The Play” on November 10^th, 1982.

Along with some of his friends, Jud explored the Sierra Mountains via hiking, fishing, and camping trips, which included treks into the high-altitude regions where they would catch various species of fish, including the elusive Golden Trout.

Jud graduated from Cal in 1950 and then proudly served his country as an Officer in the United States Army after going through boot camp at Ford Ord in Monterey, CA. During his time in the service, he was stationed throughout northern California, and especially enjoyed his time spent at the Marin Headlands, the Presidio in San Francisco, and in the east bay hills near the area known as the Caldecott region. 

After being honorably discharged from the Army, George had a remarkably steady and prosperous career in the insurance industry and spent nearly 40-years with the same firm, the Fireman’s Fund. He worked at their corporate office in San Francisco and Novato, CA. George became a trusted figure within the industry; and was especially known for his diligent work in the Bonds department, reviewing, detailing, and underwriting numerous mid-to-large scale construction projects throughout the bay area and northern California during his career.

In large part due to George’s ability to plan, coupled with their desire to explore the world, Jud and Julie and their group of lifelong friends began to travel the globe. Their trips became a semi-annual event after their gatherings held in Los Osos, CA to discuss all things considered for their next escapade. Their group toured Italy three times, Spain, Ireland, England, Scotland (George’s ancestors built McCaig Tower long ago), France, Portugal, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Germany, Switzerland, Canada, and many beautiful places throughout the United States of America. And for Jud and Julie, their local getaways to Mendocino, CA became their favorite place to be together.

Incredibly, Jud never learned to play golf until after he retired from working, but then he discovered his enjoyable, yet “frustrating” new hobby in golf. Since he loved to walk and hike, and desired to play sports, he quickly got hooked on the game that helped to keep him active throughout his golden years.

Volunteerism became a second calling during Jud’s retirement, and he cherished giving back some of his time and energy to those in need. He was honored to step up as a hardworking volunteer at Providence Hospital in Oakland for several years, and he assisted with the Piedmont Police Department to serve those in his hometown.

George was a first-class person throughout his life. He was a patient, humble, and loving family man, who always put his family first. He also treated his closest friends with the utmost love and respect, and he was there to assist whenever called upon.

Jud will always be remembered for being an outstanding person, and for making the lives of his family and friends even better than they could have imagined. Respectfully, the Caig and Bryan families thank you for keeping them in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time, as they learn to live their lives with the loving memory of Jud in their hearts and minds forever. 

A Time to Remember our Fallen Heroes that Have Kept us Free

Memorial Day Weekend is a sacred time to remember and honor the outstanding men and women that have given their lives to help keep every American free. 

God bless them all.

It is wise to never let anything or anyone divide us, as Americans we should strive to always respect and love our fellow Americans. It is our God-given right to peacefully disagree and passionately debate various topics, and then come together for the common good.

Humbly, America is the greatest country on earth, while forever improving upon itself, day after day, and year after year.

God Bless America and our Fallen Heroes.

A-11 Offense Concepts Playbook Within Traditional Jersey-Numbering Rules

Coaches, 

Humbly, this A-11 Offense Playbook operating within traditional jersey-numbering rules has been one of our most popular books ever, and it's linked with a matching video playbook, step-by-step.

Enjoy!

PLAYBOOK ALSO CONTAINS MATCHING VIDEO LINK INSIDE:  

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Should the Student-Athletes in California be Allowed to Play Sports? Yes Indeed...

Respectfully, as a follow-up to my July 8th, 2020 blog article about navigating the path forward in terms of allowing student-athletes in California to play sports...

It is with the utmost respect and caring for every person that has been affected by the COVD-19 pandemic and for those that have lost loved ones, that I humbly offer my support for allowing more than 800,000 female and male student-athletes in the CIF to participate within their respective sport(s) of choice.

Specifically, as to letting those student-athletes that wish to do so, the opportunity to play the game of football within the mitigated CIF guidelines. It would be wonderful for our state's decision-makers to further collaborate with their peers overseeing the approx. 40 states that have successfully completed their respective football seasons; many of which that are now planning for their upcoming 2021 seasons. 

Where there is a will, there can be found a way to overcome the significant obstacles ahead in the coming months. I have great faith that the key people leading our great state of California will surely find a way to get those kids back in the game and playing their favorite sports once again.

By all of us working together = the kids will win!

Have No Fear, Keep the Faith and Trust in God

Don't fret and have no fear, keep the faith and trust in God. 

Work hard, never quit and always keep making our nation even greater.

Things are going to get better, in fact, even better than you can possibly imagine.