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White bubble gum party favours or wedding bomboniere? Bring your guest's childhood dreams to life! Double the favour fun at your next event with these white classic Dubble Bubble gumball machine favours!
Whether you're having an event for kids or just want to give your wedding guests the chance to feel like kids again, our gumball machine favours are just the sweetest! Each functioning plastic gumball machine measures 6.35cm x 12.7cm and resembles the classic shape with a white base and top and a Dubble Bubble-logo-decorated clear globe that reveals the white gumballs inside. Just turn the silver coloured crank and a gumball is dispensed below. The top also screws off for insertion of replacement gumballs.
Wedding white takes this classic gumball machine to a whole new level of charm! The 50g of white "Dubble Bubble" gumballs that are included make it a guaranteed crowd pleaser.
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(5 of 5) posted 04-11-2011 1:55 pm
I couldn't believe it when i found the gumball machine on this website. One of the first things we purchased as a couple was a big old school gumball machine, so this is perfect for my bombonieres. The place card does also tie nicely around the neck of the machine. Great idea.amanda
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FREDERICKTOWN Once again, Fredericktown Community Park will be buzzing with activity on the Fourth of July, as the Fredericktown Recreation District holds its annual celebration. The park is at Ohio 95 East at the north edge of the village.
As in past years, the Fredericktown Lions Club will serve their famous brats and fries during the daylong event. The local Thrall Lodge and several other organizations will be sponsoring different food and game concessions as well.
Community Parks ball fields will be busy with a co-ed softball tournament during the day. Also the gates of the Sockman Lake swimming beach will be thrown open at noon for a day of free swimming for all.
The Fredericktown Volunteer Fire Department will sponsor bingo in the parks enclosed shelter house, beginning at 1 p.m. and running until dark. Kids games, sponsored by the Fredericktown Lions Club, will begin at 3 p.m. inside the lake area, with events planned for children ages 2 to 14.
As the day winds down, attendees are encouraged to bring their lawn chairs and blankets to enjoy the live music of the popular band Southbound, which will be returning to entertain again this year, beginning at 7:30 p.m.
The finale of the daylong celebration will, of course, be the fireworks display beginning at 10 p.m. Plans are for this years display to be the biggest and best ever. But dont rush off, Southbound will play again after the fireworks. In case of inclement weather, the rain date for the fireworks display will be the following night.
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+ Carpe Diem! Multiple sclerosis can royally muck up the best-laid vacation plans. The trick? Don't let it. Carpe diem�seize the moment. I did just that when a relapse threatened to turn my dream Italy trip into a bad Chevy Chase movie even the Grizwalds would have avoided. Not only was the holiday a success, I even got to sit on the Pope's toilet! Read how you, too, can guarantee a great trip (almost) every time regardless of your disability.
+ Your WORST travel pet peeves! Having just returned from a European vacation, I acquired a whole new level of appreciation for the American's with Disabilities Act... and a growing list of travel pet peeves. Here are my newest travel horror tales, starting with the toilet you see here. What are yours?
+ Updated Travel Tips. Each time I jet off I gather a few extra nuggets of travel advice, either from personal experience or from chatting with fellow multiple sclerosis travelers. Click here to read my newest additions so you can prevent your next holiday from being "ruined," pardon the pun.
+ Your Stories: Ashlea Deahl Keeps Moving. "Forget about what you can't do – do whatever you can to keep moving." So says a defiant Ashlea Deahl, the editor of Phoenix Magazine who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2001 at the age of 22. Her motivating story about controlling her MS, fighting through fatigue, and "running" her first marathon should be a mandatory read for MSers.
+ Seize the Moment! Mild or Spicy. Multiple sclerosis is an unpredictable beast that can be as mild as a green pepper or as spicy as a Naga Jolokia, the world's hottest chile pepper. So when faced with an opportunity, well, read what I did by clicking here.
+ Staying Fit on the Water: Kayaking with MS. Suzanne Wilk was used to 9-hour kayaking day trips. But when she was diagnosed with MS just weeks after her 50th birthday, she didn't even know if she would still be able to kayak at all. She can and she does (although the trips are a bit shorter). Here's her story.
+ Exercise can help the brain? That is what studies are starting to show. Exercise may slow brain atrophy, another reason to get (and stay) in shape. Visit the ActiveMSers' forum for more fitness discussion and advice—including how working out can help reduce fatigue and improve your quality of life. Click here!
+ REVIEW: Portable Freezer Impresses. With the summer bearing down on us, staying cool while traveling can be a pain in the rear. Which is why the Engel MT35F freezer, which works in your car, could be considered a Godsend. Click here to read why.
+ YOUR STORIES: Marathoner Keeps Running. Margaret Finelt has run six marathons, two after her MS diagnosis, and she is training for her seventh. She just keeps on running. Click here for her inspirational story.
+ ActiveMSers FORUM is all new. With the help of volunteers, ActiveMSers has launched an all-new, robust forum. We invite you to participate, chat about fitness, gear, or anything MS-related. There is also a section where you can connect with fellow MSers in your area and announce local events. Plus, you can stay up-to-speed with the latest on my treatment updates. Click here to visit the new forum.
+ Life (and Maybe Death) Decisions in the Himalayas. When I went to the Kingdom of Bhutan, I was faced with a difficult quandary: try an insanely tricky route (stairs, no railings, with drops of 1,000 feet) or take a pass on the country's most fabled and holy site. Here's what I decided to do.
+ Best exercise tips for multiple sclerosis. After months of research, ActiveMSers has put together a comprehensive list of the best exercise and stretching advice for people with MS. The tips are also in a downloadable Word document so you can print out and save a personal copy (or forward it to friends). This list will be updated on a regular basis. Click here for the top MS exercise tips.
+ MS attacks can sneak up on you like a hungry shark. Facing my first major relapse in over two and a half years, I should have been more prepared. But sometimes you just can't prepare for the unpredictability that is multiple sclerosis. Here's how I handled it.
+ Hope on the Slopes. ActiveMSer Susannah Wright was diagnosed five years ago with MS at the age of 35. "Within months of my diagnosis, all the outdoor activities I once enjoyed seemed out of reach. Injuries from spastic muscles, tripping and falling had ended my marathon training. Fatigue and dizzy spells made caring for my family's horse ranch exhausting. I had lost the ability to do the things I loved...." And then Susannah discovered snowboarding. Click here for her inspiring story.
+ Dressing up your cane with Kickin' Cane Covers. Darlene was diagnosed with MS in 1995. Since then she has come up with an innovative idea to blend fashion with function: Kickin' Cane Covers. Click here to read her story.
+ Today I hit a pedestrian with my truck. He was trying to commit suicide. Stress can ramp up MS symptoms and few things are more stressful than hitting a person while driving 45 mph in a big SUV. Fortunately the suicidal man lived, indeed walked--and then ran--away. Click here to read what happened.
+ Test Complete! Walking Aides: What's Best. With reviews of poles from Leki, Black Diamond, and REI, ActiveMSers has finished its testing on hiking and walking poles. The results are telling--poles can be a huge asset (and better than any traditional cane). Here's what to look for in a trekking pole.
+ Spelunking challenges for the MSer. Dave revisits a hairy situation 100 feet underground in his blog. How hairy? Think multiple abysses. Then mix in whacky eyesight, fuzzy balance, and the tightest of squeezes: only a scant 10 inches of room! Click here to read!
+ What's Better: a Cane or a Staff? ActiveMSers "fell" into the question, pardon the pun, and came up with some practical advice. We've included a section on canes and staffs at the bottom of our trekking pole review. We'll be investigating this topic in more detail in the future. Here's what we discovered.
+ How the "urge" could save lives. Unless you are purchasing a 2008 Infiniti EX35 with Lane Departure Prevention, having an MSer riding shotgun on a road trip is the next best thing when it comes to safety. Yet another one of the 1,001 advantages of having multiple sclerosis. Dave explains why in his blog.
+ A Quest to Get Healthy (and Lose 70 lbs). Donna James was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2005. Now she's on a quest to lose 70 lbs (she's lost an incredible 51 lbs so far) to get healthy with MS and raise money for a great cause. Click here to read her story.
+ Horseback riding means therapy for one Active MSer. Martha Skye Martin writes of her fondness for horses and how horseback riding has become an essential form of therapy for her multiple sclerosis. Click here to read her story.
+ Front Page Coverage. The Los Alamos Monitor newspaper put ActiveMSers on the cover of their February 27 edition with a great story about teen MSers learning how to snowboard. Click here to read.
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An uncommonly clever, insightful, and funny voice of reason* in all this multiple sclerosis silliness
*What you find reasonable and what I find reasonable (not to mention clever, insightful and funny) may not always jibe, and that's okay. At least I'll make you use that brain of yours.
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1901 2nd Avenue, Seattle, WA | Directions 9810147.611003 -122.340757
Mon-Thu 11am-12am: Fri-Sat 11am-2am; Sun 11am-12am
Neighborhoods: Pike Place Market, Downtown
Best quality and value Vietnamese food in Seattle! Amazing fresh spring rolls, noodle soups and satay. Delicious cocktails & Happy hour too!
Delicious spring rolls, vietnamese crepes & noodle bowls!
Citysearch Editorial Review – Long Provincial was designed for the Belltown reveler in mind—its upscale trappings (Asian upholstered couch, dark wood screens, and crimson walls), moderately priced cocktails and finger foods provide just what you need for a boisterous night on the town. The extensive menu, much like sister restaurant Tamarind Tree, focuses on modern Vietnamese food: innovative dishes include fried baguette slices and prawns, served with hoisin and chili sauce share and more classic offerings like pho and banh xeo, a crisp rice-batter pancake filled with savory pork and bean sprouts. Plenty of veggie-friendly options are also available, and many of the curries and stir-fries come with a tofu option. Reasonable prices, speedy service and full-flavored fare explain the packed room of downtown workers there on their lunch break. When the sun sets, Long Provincial attracts a well-heeled, largely young and stylish clientele sipping Tamarind fizzes and nibbling on Saigon meatball satays.
Class it up with authentic Vietnamese – I've noticed in the past couple years a Pho craze in Seattle, its trendiness evident by the Pho restaurants that have chosen to play kitsche with their name (although I have a theory that may be in part to get us all to learn how to pronounce "Pho" correctly). I digress...
Now that you've jumpd on the Pho bandwagon, it's time to branch out a bit and experience other Vietnamese cuisine--it's not all about noodle soup. Long Provincial is simply some of the best I've had in this city or any other.
Once you find the restaurant (the street signage is very un-assuming, so just try every door on the corner of 2nd/Stewart--you're bound to find it by the 4th try), and once you get through the menu of Magna Carta proportions (just take the server's recommendations if you're overwhelmed), you'll be in heaven. I've been several times and some things that stick out:
Butter Garlic Chicken Wings: un-battered, fried chicken wings served with a finger-licking butter sauce and bits of fried garlic. and of course, dipping sauce. <drool>
Braised Coconut Beef: very tender beef, carmelized to the point of no return, with soft coconut chunks (not pieces, CHUNKS)
Cocktails: to match the decor, the cocktails here are swanky and complex. but tasty, for sure, like the Ginger Cosmopolitan.
Decor: you could easily take a date--it's tastefully decorated, dim-lit, and even on the romantic side. At the same time, like most things in Seattle, completely casual.
Citysearch Editorial Review – Tamarind Tree's sister resto provides downtown diners with a swanky environment to enjoy classic Vietnamese cuisine at reasonable prices.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles Lakers have hired Mike D'Antoni, signing the former coach of the Suns and Knicks to a four-year contract to replace Mike Brown.
The Lakers and D'Antoni's agent, Warren LeGarie, confirmed the deal late Sunday night, two days after the Lakers fired Brown five games into the season.
D'Antoni got the high-profile job running the 16-time NBA champions after negotiations broke down with former Lakers coach Phil Jackson. The 11-time NBA champion coach spoke to the club's top brass Saturday about a return.
Lakers owners Jerry and Jim Buss instead went with D'Antoni, who spent five seasons coaching Lakers point guard Steve Nash in Phoenix. Nash won two MVP awards while running D'Antoni's signature up-tempo offense, and they won at least 54 games in each of D'Antoni's last four seasons.
D'Antoni then coached New York for the past four seasons, resigning last March after a largely unsuccessful tenure featuring just one playoff appearance and no postseason victories.
Nash and Kobe Bryant both expressed enthusiasm about the prospect of playing for D'Antoni, although Bryant eagerly campaigned for a third stint for Jackson on the Lakers' bench. Bryant idolized D'Antoni while growing up in Italy, where D'Antoni was a star player in the Italian league.
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This compact, weather-proof marine amplifier includes a built-in AM/FM tuner and provides a total 30W digital output power. Connect your iPod, MP3 player or other audio source directly to this amp and enjoy music in any marine environment. It's also perfect for listening to outdoor speakers without interfering with interior speaker set-ups.
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The AMP120 2-channel amp incorporates a lot of high end features at a price anyone can afford. Use this amp as a remote amplifier, single zone amp, rear channel amp for Dolby Surround sound systems, or in any listening zone where more power is needed. The unit includes 50W RMS per channel with bridgeable outputs for 150 Watts RMS (mono) as well as 2 stereo inputs and one auxiliary output.
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Rated at 40 Watts per channel RMS at 8 ohms, the MX1260 is a serious contender for complex audio systems and will distribute sound to 12 different locations without the risk of overload. Equipped with brains and brawn, the MX1260 includes 6 zones or 12 channels (speakers), so owning this amp is like having six 2-channel amps in one efficient package.
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The Water Bottle Sport Duffel from High Sierra is a must have item for your next excursion. This large duffel bag has plenty of storage space, a zippered wet pocket to store shoes or snowboarding gear and an embroidered U.S. Snowboarding logo on the front accessory pocket. It even comes with a water bottle to keep you hydrated while you're out on the slopes. As if this wasn't enough, a portion of the proceeds from your purchase of this duffel bag goes to support the U.S. Snowboarding team. Pick up this handy bag and feel great about helping the U.S. Snowboarding team!
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Room 101, the eclectic and hip cigar brand produced by Camacho Cigars, is getting a bolder version. Room 101 Conjura Edition will be on display next week at the International Premium Cigar & Pipe Retailers trade show in New Orleans.
"They'll be on your desk this Wednesday," Camacho's Dylan Austin said to Cigar Aficionado via email. Hinting at the amped-up power of the new line, he added: "Eat lunch before smoking them."
The first installment of the Room 101 Limitado Series, the Room 101 Conjura Edition is made with a mix of Dominican and Nicaraguan filler tobacco, Honduran binder, and a rosado wrapper grown in Honduras.
The cigar comes in four sizes, each limited to 12,500 cigars. They will retail for $6.95 to $9.95 per cigar.
Camacho has been making Room 101 cigars for a year. The cigar is produced with Matt Booth, a Los Angeles jewelry designer. Conjura is Spanish for "conspiracy," the slogan of the Room 101 brand.
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Mitt Romney's choice of Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan as his vice presidential nominee elevates Medicare and Medicaid (along with Social Security) to Level A campaign issues. Ryan has emerged as a leading Congressional thinker and idea shaper for the GOP on fiscal matters, and his path cuts right through Medicare and Medicaid.
Consider the scale: Last year the Congressional Budget Office examined the "Path to Prosperity," his budget proposal for 2013, and found, among many other things, that it would cut federal health spending as a percentage of GDP from about 12 percent projected under current law to about 6 percent in 2030. That's huge. No wonder his proposals are controversial.
Until recently, coverage of the discussions about entitlements—programs that eventually touch almost everyone—has been has been largely unhelpful, or cloaked in political spin. But covering Medicare (and Medicaid too) is hard. How do journalists cover and clarify the debates about reform without getting too deep in the weeds?
As with most legislation, the devil will be in the details, and a lot is not known about what will finally emerge from the legislative sausage grinder. What follows might help reporters cover the discussion—a rough guide to how these programs could change under Ryan's influence, whether he remains as chairman of the House Budget Committee or moves to the vice president's chair. Either way he will exert his pull over the future of entitlements. This guide offers a way to identify and categorize the kinds of changes that are on the table.
Last year, Medicare cost the federal government some $551 billion dollars and the federal government and the states together spent $389 billion in fiscal 2010 for Medicaid. Both are projected to grow, which worries budget experts. Medicare could be fixed by raising payroll taxes that fund Medicare Part A, which pays for hospital benefits, but in the in the current climate, raising taxes even to support a popular program like Medicare is politically out of the question. It's the same story for Medicaid, which is funded jointly by the states and the federal government. Since tax increases are not likely, that leaves cutting the programs as the solution of choice. But how?
Some changes are already here. For Medicare, both the prescription drug law passed in 2003 and the health reform law enacted two years ago under President Obama, already include some changes to beef up the program's finances. Other possibilities for trimming both Medicare and Medicaid in the future are "in the wind," supported by pols from both parties, who sometimes still talk of a "grand bargain" on entitlements. And then there is Paul Ryan.
Here's how to think about what may be coming down the pike:
What's already happened? The health reform law, also called the Affordable Care Act (ACA), already calls for seniors to pay more for their healthcare by requiring their Medigap insurance policies to pay out less. Seniors typically buy Medigap policies to cover the gaps in Medicare benefits. But the ACA bars insurers who sell Medigap policies plans F and C from covering all of a seniors' expenses that remain after Medicare pays the bills. Those two plans are the most popular Medigap policies precisely because they do cover almost all remaining expenses. Seniors tend to be risk averse and want no financial surprises at the end of an illness.
Politicians on both sides supported this provision in the ACA, so there's been little talk about it and therefore little press coverage. Millions of seniors will be surprised come 2015, when they learn their Medigap policies won't cover as much. The rationale: Some health policy analysts believe consumers use too many medical services, and paying more out of pocket—having "more skin in the game"—will cause them to seek less healthcare.


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Ipilimumab is a drug approved for treating melanoma. It is an antibody against CTLA-4, a molecule that controls a part of the immune system by shutting it down. Researchers believe that an antibody against CTLA-4 could stop it from turning off the immune system, and allow an immune response that may help the body to destroy cancer cells. They believe this immune reaction can also work against stomach and esophageal cancers.
In this study, investigators want to determine if giving ipilimumab after initial standard therapy for inoperable or metastatic gastric (stomach) cancer or cancer of the junction between the esophagus and the stomach (gastroesophageal cancer) is more effective than continuing with standard therapy. Initial therapy includes the drugs oxaliplatin and either 5-fluorouracil (FOLXFOX therapy) or capecitabine (Capeox therapy).
All patients will have had and responded to three to four months of FOLFOX or Capeox therapy. Patients will then be randomly assigned to one of two groups: those who receive ipilimumab, or those who continue with 5-fluorouracil or capecitabine.
To be eligible for this study, patients must meet several criteria, including but not limited to the following:
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Unfortunately, no definitive treatments or effective medications for the limb-girdle muscular dystrophies (LGMDs) currently exist. Management depends on each individual and the specific type of LGMD that the individual has. However, a general approach to managing LGMD has been proposed, based on the typical progression and complications of affected individuals. This approach may include: weight control to avoid obesity; physical therapy and stretching exercises to promote mobility and prevent contractures (fixed tightening of the muscles); use of mechanical aids such as canes, walkers, orthotics, and wheelchairs as needed to help ambulation and mobility; monitoring and surgical intervention as needed for orthopedic complications such as foot deformity and scoliosis; monitoring respiratory function and use of respiratory aids when needed; monitoring for evidence of cardiomyopathy in the types of LGMD with known occurrence of cardiac involvement; and social and emotional support and stimulation to maximize a sense of social involvement and productivity, and to reduce the sense of social isolation common in these disorders.[1]
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In the field were two returning pros and young racer that had a great weekend after stepping up to the next level in his class.
After living for a while in Southern California Brian Sjogren came back home and swept both of his pro motos.
After winning the second he said, "I hole shotted the first one, fell on the first lap, was in fourth but I passed them all back on the next lap and won that one. This time I didn't want to let him (Aron Harvey) get too close as I was just playing it cool. The track's getting really rough out there but the Over The Hill Gang did a great job and I want to give a shout out to them."
He also gave special thanks to his family, Answer Racing, FMF, Pro Taper and all his supporters in Reno that are helping him.
Looking toward the future, he said, "I'm going to be around here until the third week in May. Then I'm racing in the Hangtown National, on a 450 rather than a 250, and I'm doing the whole Lucas Oil Championship."
While he won his first race the second was a bit closer as Aron Harvey gave chase and stayed within a second of Sjogren the entire moto. Behind them J.L. Bitz came home third with Alex Ficco third.
Another returning pro, after a four-year layoff was Tommy Jean, who ended up second in the 30+ pro division won by Rich Thorwaldson.
After being bumped up to the 85cc Intermediate division young Dallas Dussault scored victories both in his new class and the Superminis.
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Another rider sweeping two divisions was Jesse Gore, who won both the Schoolboy races as well as dominated the 250/450 Intermediate motos.
After his 250/450 victory he said, "That was fun and the track's not too rough right now. It's a lot easier when you're out that far ahead but it's more fun when you're with someone."
In the Women's final moto it was a case of one rider, on a big bike, being chased by a younger rival on a smaller machine. For most of that race overall victor Cheyenne Wosick was pressed by Kaylee Darby, who rides an 85cc bike.
Lap after lap, they tore around the course with Wosick using her horsepower to pull away as they exited a turn only to have Darby catch her as they entered and roared through a turn. At the checkered they finished in that order with Hope Stillmock and Taylor Koschella taking the next two places.
At the bottom of the age scale, in the Pee Wees, winners were Zaza Frandsen, Wyatt Brixey and Nakana Domingo. Moving up to the 65cc divisions the victors were Brixey again, Cole Petrosky and Ethan Lewis.
At the top of the age scale David Brown was the 50 and over winner with Lannx Brown second.
For the medics the day began on a serious note when they had a downed rider transported to the trauma center at Renown Medical Center. His condition was unknown when this story was filed.
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Womens - 1. Cheyenne Wosick, 2. Kaylee Darby, 3. Hope Stillmock, 4. Taylor Koschella, 5. Kolby Assuras
Schoolboy - 1. Jesse Gore, 2. Coal Dils, 3. Dean Mannschreck, 4. Dylan Galliett, 5. Caleb Frandsen
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— (Jr.) 1. Casey Guzman, 2. Robert Bevins, 3. John Hansen, 4. Caleb Duster, 5. Caleb Frandsen
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Gleeson's not gonna wipe the floor with anything now he's at Warrington
He had a great test series, looked in better form than he ever did for Saints really.Originally Posted by steds
I agree he was hot, But I believe I've seen him play as well, if not better.Originally Posted by c_eagle
Maybe not over three consectutive matches, mind...
Sorry but it's the Saints.. it may be close, but I reckon they'll win,
"If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face - for ever."
Totally outshun Senior, who I rate as a premier centre.Originally Posted by steds
he says 5 minutes after he first heard aboput them, off me ...Originally Posted by Robertinho
call this St Helens bias if you like, but I think Senior is poo and I'm perplexed as to how he's a regular for GBOriginally Posted by c_eagle
Leeds have the trophy...Originally Posted by steds
I had this discussion with SKD on the tri-nations thread. I rate him, maybe he could do with an extra yard of pace to be totally top-drawer, but he does have eye for space.Originally Posted by steds
- As featured in The Independent.
"Predictably, the ending of his international career did not end the argument about Pietersen's merits, as an army of informed commentators and Piers Morgan weighed in to defend or attack him."
- The Guardian's Andrew Anthony
Plus the strength and size of a backrower, he had a fantastic 2003 ashes seriesOriginally Posted by BoyBrumby
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Olympic Debauchery
The organizers have a standing order of 100,000 condoms for the Olympic Village.
ESPN has a story about the orgy-like atmosphere among athletes:
"Quickly the reality sinks in that the village is "just a magical, fairy-tale place, like Alice in Wonderland, where everything is possible," says Carrie Sheinberg, an alpine skier at the '94 Winter Games and a reporter for subsequent Olympics. "You could win a gold medal and you can sleep with a really hot guy.""
"London-bound Olympians dreaming of the possibilities. "My last Olympics, I had a girlfriend -- big mistake," Lochte says. "Now I'm single, so London should be really good. I'm excited.""
What a healthy attitude!