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2920 E Broadway Blvd, Tucson, AZ | Directions 8571632.221559 -110.928602
Mon-Thu 11am-10pm
Fri-Sat 11am-11pm
Sun 11am-7pm
Neighborhoods: Ward 6, Sam Hughes
Appears closed – Good ice cream and always had steady customers. No way to get in touch. It is just closed and there are really no generous old fashion ice cream parlors. A city this big- that is a shame
Austin's is the best! – Austins has great family atmosphere, good food, great ice cream and all around good feel to it. My family has been going to Austins for as long as I remember. Its a super yummy tradition. If you are looking for a comfy, yummy, family friendly place to eat out, we highly recommend it. And the price cant be beat.
Ridiculously Priced – This place is extremely disappointing. Austin's is a diner and yet, my meal there for a burger, fries and a shake was $15.00! Why? The burger was only okay, there was a $1.75 upcharge for french fries instead of chips and they gave me 10...10 fries. The shakes are pretty good, but not for the price, or how long it takes to get them. I ordered all my food at once and was most of the way done with my meal before I even received my shake. This place is just awful. I will never go back. I can get a much better burger someplace else, and cheaper.
go somewhere else for better service – you seat yourself, and wait awhile for initial service, after you order you wait quite abit longer. Young servers who are inexperienced in customer service. Food average, anything you can make yourself in the comfort of your own home. I wouldnt go to Austin's unless you want to wait for some so so ice cream.
Not worth the trip – I had been a loyal customer of Austins since 1974. Even when I moved across the city I traveled to Austins for the food. However, since the move to East Broadway the service and the food has deteriorated. They used to have the best tuna fish available but sadly, no longer. And several times the potato salad had "turned" yet it was still being served. I doubt I will ever venture across town again just to visit Austins and I would be embarrassed to recommend eating there to anyone.
Best Dinner – Best Old Time 50's dinner . Not the decor but the food. Double burger feast two 1/3lb angus patties with a crisp tossed salad just like mom's table! Homemade ice cream to die for! There are not many places like this any more! This will be my favorate eating place .Love it!
Awful Ice Cream – Short Version--Awful Ice cream. // Longer version--This place is probably more popular for the gloppy concoctions it creates. If you bury the ice cream under mounds of sauces and whipped cream, you might not notice that the actual ice cream underneath tastes terrible. I went with a friend and we each ordered 2 scoops of ice cream, each getting two different flavors. I had "cheesecake" and "chocolate jalepeno". The chocolate tasted like weak cocoa with a dash of freezer burn while the cheesecake was completely unidentifiable. It was sweet but neither of us could say what it tasted like(I'm from NY and know what a cheesecake tastes like). No depth to any flavors. My friend's choices, Coconut and Chocolate walnut were better than my flavors but nothing to make me want to return.
The other annoying thing about the place is that it's geared to going in and sitting down. You can't stroll in, look in the windowed cases at the flavors and order something to walk out with. If you want a cone to go, you order at the cash register, someone goes in the back and gets it and returns. Maybe that is so you can't see them chipping the frost off of the top of the bucket.
Avoid period! – I was a customer for years until recently before they relocted. The palce was filthy and the service was terrible. They have not recieved good reviews from the local papers.
Ice cream concoctions piled high over the dish rim keep people coming to this Tucson tradition. – In Short
Worn and reupholstered booths, efficient servers and low prices make a trip here a time warp to the '50s. The freshly whipped cream billows under a cherry while homemade ice cream oozes over the glass. The ice cream recipes are Austin family originals dating back to the '20s. More than 30 choices are churned out every day, including peach, a seasonal favorite and ginger. Half-gallons, pints and quarts are available for take-home goodness. Food choices include generous sandwiches served with potato chips or rabbit food--celery or carrot sticks--on the side.
Simply the best – WOW--no fuss, no muss, just an old time soda shoppe feeling. Great food at very reasonable prices. Brings back childhood memories! Great date place!!Tantalizes that ice cream palate!!!
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New Gator WR Story Likes Katy Perry, Doodoo
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There are times when I think it's important for all of us to remember that we're talking — much of the time — about 18-, 19,- and 20-year-old kids. For all the joy and rage, camaraderie and hatred felt and shared over SEC sports, in the end we're talking about teenagers.
For proof, we bring you this GatorCountry.com Q&A with new Florida receiver Ja'Juan Story. The questions were simple — What number do you want to wear? What's your biggest hobby? If you were a character from a Disney movie, who would you be?
But one section of the back-and-forth stood out and we'll just give that part to you verbatim:
Q: What's your favorite pre-game ritual?
A: Well, I take a doodoo. Before every game I doodoo.
Q: That's your FAVORITE pre-game ritual?
A: Well, that's the only thing I do. That's one thing I have to do before every game, or I won't feel energy, and I'll just feel slow. When I do I just feel light on my feet and everything, and I feel faster, so that's what I do.
Q: You know I'm going to write this in a story right?
A: Well, I mean that's what it is. I doodoo and then listen to Katy Perry.
Heidi ho, as South Park's Mr. Hankey would say.
Personally, I don't know what's funnier — the fact that this kid just told the whole world that he likes to "doodoo" before a game or that he follows said activity up with some Katy Perry.
Please remember this story the next time you're trying to figure out why some fabulous athlete didn't ink with your favorite school when clearly that would have been his best choice. We're talking about teenagers.
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Super Bowl, Florida style. The San Francisco 49ers take on the Baltimore Ravens this Sunday in Super Bowl XLVII and the cuisines of both cities give the home cook plenty of inspiration for game-watching parties.
San Francisco is known for cioppinos (hearty fish stews), It's-It (an ice-cream pie tradition since 1928) and savory roast chicken from Zuni Café.
Baltimore is famous for Old Bay Seasoning (the pixie dust of the Chesapeake Bay), crab cakes and pit beef (open pit meat served rare on a bun).
Both cities have many other culinary nuances, but you can put an easy Florida spin on all of the ones spotlighted above.
A Florida seafood gumbo or chowder, for example, will spice up your Super Bowl party. Both are easy to serve from a slow cooker.
Or skip the usual burgers and brats and go right to crab cakes for the main dish. Marylanders are fussy about their crab cakes, so don't use any of that imitation stuff spelled krab. The blue crab is probably Baltimore's most distinctive culinary offering, although this shellfish is no stranger to Floridians. The natural range of the crab extends down the Eastern Seaboard from Delaware Bay to the Sunshine State.
I like the idea of grilled or roasted chicken, too. It's inexpensive and the leftovers are great in pasta and soup. And for the time-crunched party planner, cutting up several supermarket rotisserie chickens gets you game-day points.
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Operation Medicine Drop helps cut down on prescription drug abuse and environmental damage by encouraging people to properly dispose of old drugs.
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Nationwide, fatal drug overdoses are now the leading cause of death due to unintentional injury, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control.
Pills were collected in Edgecombe County at Wal-Mart, Piggly Wiggly in Pinetops, OIC Center in Rocky Mount, West Edgecombe Volunteer Fire Department and Whitakers Volunteer Fire Department.
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"To some, this may not sound like much, but as far as I am concerned, that is too many," Knight said. "Believe it or not, some people actually think that just because medicine is prescribed by a doctor, it shouldn't be as harmful as an illegal drug."
Prescription drugs are highly addictive and every bit as dangerous as street drugs, such as cocaine, heroin and other drugs, he noted.
Prescription and over-the-counter medications cause more than three-fourths of all unintentional poisonings in North Carolina, according to the N.C. Division of Public Health, and more than 1,000 people died in North Carolina last year from overdosing on prescription drugs.
The intentional abuse of prescription pain relievers, tranquilizers, stimulants and sedatives to get high is a growing concern, particularly among teens. Among people ages 12-17, prescription drugs are now the second most abused drug, behind marijuana. "Every pill that gets turned in is one less pill that can be abused or misused," Cooper said. "By getting old drugs out of our homes, we can help fight the epidemic of prescription drug overdoses." Safely disposing of old medications through Operation Medicine Drop events instead of flushing them down the drain also helps the environment, by preventing chemicals from ending up in the water supply.
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There are many research studies out there which actually prove that it is extremely rare for a person to ever be able to lose large sums of weight in an instant.
As you will see with most weight loss success stories out there, the results only came about after the person committed fully to putting in the work every single day.
If you are searching the internet in hope to find some instant results then believe me you will be in for some disappointment.
That disappointment people experience is the reason why most never succeed in actually losing weight.
For some odd reason we have been brought up as a nation to think that we are entitled to certain things. We somehow feel like we deserve to get overnight results without actually putting in the effort.
You see if you are serious about losing weight then you are going to have to develop the habits of hard work and patience.
That doesn't mean you have to work hard for working hard sake. You need to develop the attitude of working smart on the right things. But the problem is that most people are not even prepared to do this.
The truth is that most of the conventional diet and exercise schemes are just leading people down the wrong direction.
Everywhere you go, you are bombarded with people telling you that it is possible to lose weight instantly.
But over the long term this is just causing people to head down the wrong path which will lead to them getting terrible results and giving up.
If you really want to get the fastest weight loss results then the best thing that you are ever going to do, is actually follow a plan that focuses on you eating whole and natural foods while at the same time doing lots and lots of exercise.
The great thing about losing weight through eating right and exercising properly is that you will end up being full of energy, and you won't end the day with you feeling famished. You even get to eat things most conventional diets tell you to stay away from and those include things like steaks, and fried eggs!
The great thing is that when you are giving your body exactly what it needs and wants to stay healthy you will begin to see the weight rapidly drop off your body!
But it is important to remain with this diet for good if you want to see results. This is why you have to look toward getting on a diet that you will be on for the rest of your life and not just for a couple of months.
While many people will literally lose tons of weight when they first get on eating a healthy diet that is full of vegetables and lean meats, the truth is no two people are the same.
There will be a few of you that don't see an immediate result.
I've personally seen that the vast majority of people that eat clean and train regularly, will see truly exceptional changes in terms of body composition but again there are always those few oddballs.
But you should never give up, regardless of how long it takes you to get into great health.
Just keep focusing on the vision, and keep putting in the work and believe me one day you will end up in incredible shape.
While eating healthy and training regularly really don't require that much effort to get into as a way of life you need to understand that you will probably hit a weight loss plateau, sooner or later.
But at this time you need to keep reminding yourself that weight loss is a long journey and that you are not going to lose weight overnight. That you should keep plowing forward because you will see results if you do.
By keeping your eye on the ball you are going to be able to appreciate and notice the times when you feel down and then realize that you need to keep focused and keep doing the work because that is the only way to really get the results that you are after in the long term. Never give in because then you will never be able to get into the shape you want to get into.
If you are already in great shape then know that if you get off the track and eat a few donuts here and there then not all hope is lost.
But as soon as you come to realize that you have slipped off the track, you need to push yourself back on and put in the work.
While it can be hard to lose weight in this day and age that we live in because of all the temptations out there, it is still possible if you focus on what matters (diet and exercise) and keep putting in the hard work.


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Established in 1930, Frabosk is one of Italy's leading companies for housewares. As an innovative company, Frabosk was onboard when the induction stove craze hit Europe, developing this heat diffuser so non-induction cookware can be adapted to the new stoves. Made with the highest quality steel, however, the heat diffuser works splendidly for other tasks on gas, electric and ceramic cooktops.
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Stainless Steel, Kaufmann Mercantile Blog
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Comments On Nov 19, 2013:My gripe here, and it's a big one given I have small hands, is the grips are so small in diameter it feels like there's not much between your hands and the bars. They're great quality for sure but far to small to ever be comfortable for me.
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WHAT IS IT? It looks like a throttle for the clutch side of your handlebars, but it is really an anti-arm-pump device.WHAT'S IT COST? $89.95.CONTACT? (800) 441-1177 or www.boyesen.comWHAT'S IT DO? The question that everyone asks is, Why would I want my clutch-side grip to move? The theory behind the Boyesen Shokout grip is based on the fact that most riders suffer arm pump, blisters and wrist injuries to their clutch arm more than their throttle arm. The Boyesen Shokout offers a small degree of give when hitting whoops, landing from big jumps or bouncing over berms. Instead of a rigid left wrist and a death grip, the Boyesen ShoxxOut allows a small amount of flex to lessen the force of impacts (just like the throttle side). It is like having a throttle on both sides.WHAT STANDS OUT? Here's a list of things that stand out with Boyesen's Shokout grip. (1) Elastomers. The latest version of the Boyesen Shokout grip accepts three different durometers of elastomer (soft, medium and firm). We like to run the stiff elastomer to lessen forward rotation and the medium elastomer for rearward play. Some MXA test riders use the stiff durometers on both sides (none of the MXA test riders run two soft bumpers). (2) Size. The MXA test crew first tested the Boyesen Shokout grip ten years ago. It was a bulbous device back then with a horrible grip. Today, it is very small and comes with a nice grip. (3) Consumer resistance. Although every MXA test rider resisted the concept of the Shokout, after they raced with it, they said, "I forgot it was there." (4) Function. Does it work? The MXA test crew believes that the Boyesen Shokout grip lessens arm pump, decreases the chance of strained wrists in the whoops, and takes some of the micro-trauma out of the jarring of motocross. Those are good things. (5) Replacement. Since the Shokout grip slips onto the clutch side, it can be moved from bar to bar without having to worry about prying the grip off or gluing a new one on.WHAT'S THE SQUAWK? We must admit that there were moments when we thought the clutch-side grip was loose before we remembered that it was supposed to move.
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Vertigo as you've never seen it or heard it before.
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
Year: 1958
Country: USA
Running time: 128 minsUSA
Producer: Alfred Hitchcock
Screenplay: Samuel A.Taylor, Alec Coppel
Photography: Robert Burks
Art director: Hal Pereira, Henry Bumstead
Editor: George Tomasini
Costumes: Edith Head
Music: Bernard Herrmann
James Stewart
Kim Novak
Tom Helmore
Barbara Bel Geddes
Henry Jones
"For more than a few people, Vertigo is the ultimate movie – a movie that is, after all, concerned with being hopelessly, obsessively, fetishistically in love with an image. Or, as The New York Times reported in June 1958, it is "all about how a dizzy fellow chases after a dizzy dame."
"Quintessential film modernist though Hitchcock may have been, he was also a dedicated Pop Artist – the master not only of suspense but of self-promotion and gimmickry... Stars Jimmy Stewart and Kim Novak aside, the movie's main attraction was understood to be its wide-screen 'travelogue' treatment of San Francisco. Thus, the restoration's major visual revelation is the additional weight given the prolonged, gliding, all but wordless automotive chase... Stewart's Scottie pursuing the ghostly green jade Jaguar driven by Novak's Madeleine through SF's hilly streets...
"Vertigo is not without its dark humour but it is an intensely, almost shockingly, romantic movie: like bereft Heathcliff in the second half of Wuthering Heights, shell-shocked Scottie pleads with his lost love to haunt him. And once she does return from the dead – her kiss obliterating time and space as Herrmann works variations on Wagner's Tristan and Isolde – the movie's own current resurrection becomes secondary. There'll never be a better opportunity to see Vertigo." — J. Hobermann, Village Voice
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Seam & DelegationJ B Apr 5, 2011 3:07 AM
Im just playing with seam and trying to get a feel for it but ive hit a stumbling block.
Im playing around with pagination and i dont like having to dump all the pagination variables that i have in every component that needs pagination. (Maybe i dont need to but from the examples ive seen)
Here is my setup
public class StatusManager implements Serializable, PagingListener {
private PagingHandler pagingHandler = PagingHandler.getInstance(this);
public void searchByState() {
Query query = entityManager.createQuery(queryStr);
dataModel = QueryHelper.getResultList(query,pagingHandler);
public String changePage() {
return null;
public class PagingHandler {
private int pageNo = 1;
private int pageSize = 5;
private boolean morePagesAvailable = true;
private PagingListener listener = null;
On the front end then i have just this
<custom:pager controller="#{statusManager.pagingHandler}" />
Now the problem with the above is with the call back, when "next" or "previous" is called, it calls the paging handler instance which calls the StatusManager.changePage but the entity manager is null when chnageState is called and it bombs out (obviously because seam hasnt injected the entityManager) because the request has gone to the paging handler instance.
Im completely new to seam and have played around with setting the paging handler instance to be @Out and also made it a component but to no avail.(This is where i feel im going wrong, incorrectly annotating but im just hacking at the moment to get it to work, i should read up more but hey ;) )
Is it possible to do what i want to do here??
Appreciate any help or pointers in the right direction,
1. Re: Seam & DelegationLeo van den berg Apr 5, 2011 3:33 AM (in response to J B)
I would be happy to help, you, but I would recommend that you first get a basic idea on the workings of Seam before you start
playing and/or hacking.
The Seam component EntityQuery has excellent - built-in - support for pagination, so under normal circumstances there is no need whatsoever to build such functionality yourself. Seam MUST handle the management of components, so at the moment you create with new, or with a factory method, Seam doesn't handle such instance, so in- and outjecting won't work.
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2. Re: Seam & DelegationJ B Apr 5, 2011 8:10 AM (in response to J B)
Hi Leo,
Im more interested in the interaction of the components between each other. Dont get hung up by the fact that it is pagination im more interested in how the call back works or would work in seam.
I realise from your comments (Thanks) that this wont work
@Out private PagingHandler pagingHandler = PagingHandler.getInstance(this);
As you said seam must manage the components to it should possibly look like something like this
@In @Out private PagingHandler pagingHandler ;
What im stuck on is how the injection of the pagingListener in PagingHandler from seam would work?? I dont see it in the docs.
Is the above even possible in seam??
3. Re: Seam & DelegationLeo van den berg Apr 5, 2011 8:19 AM (in response to J B)
you can create components statically in Seam more or less like Spring does. You define a component in componenst.xml and provides its name and the class it should use and (optionally) a scope. Instance variables can be set as tags inside the component tag.
If you want Seam to handle the creation with annotations, you need the In-annotation with the attribute create
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Improved tuning sensitivity, station hold, sound quality, wiring and connectors
Quietunes radio earmuffs from Elvex ® is an exceptional value. It offers premium sound quality, great reception and all-day comfort at a lower price. The user-friendly features on this earmuff make it stand out from other models. Extra-large tuning knob provides finer adjustments than smaller knobs and allows you to find the stations you want faster. All the adjustment controls are easily changed and distinguishable even with a gloved hand, including the push-button AM/FM mode selector. Input jack allows connection of auxiliary devices, such as: MP3 players, CD players and communication radios. Input only. Head and ear cushions are soft and wide for a comfortable, low pressure seal. Radio muffs will operate up to 150 hours on the two "AA" batteries (included), and the battery life is protected by an automatic four-hour shutoff feature. NRR of 22dB. Weighs 15.4 oz. Replacement hygiene kit (ear cushions and foam absorbers) sold separately (Item No. 10734). Imported.
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Gemplers gave these to me with my sprayer, and I am eternally grateful. I wear these when I'm on my tractor. First (and foremost), they are great hearing protection. Secondly, I appreciate that they don't go over 80dB since I still need to hear what's going on around me. I'm very impressed with the battery life, and I like that they use AA since they're cheap. The only thing that would make them perfect is less expensive, and better radio stations in my area :)
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I so often put the headset down toward the end of the day and forget to turn it off. Theis is the first set I've had that doesn't have a set of dead battteries after a week. The sound reduction is much better than most.
Elvex can do better
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I have bought many of these models, and they do take a beating, but I am disappointed that Elvex has reduced the size of the ear speakers and the quality went out the door with the change. I wish the reception were a little better, as I end up listening to only strong stations in the area. If you are an AM listener, this is the best set of phones.


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If anything makes me feel that this superbowl was given to the Ravens, it's this. You can debate the no call on the 9ers last drive, but you can NOT debate that this guy pushed a ref, HARD, and the ref knew it was him and that he was pushed and did nothing. Inexcusable. Now the league is backing the action so they won't have to admit that the player should have been ejected.
Ravens cornerback Cary Williams won't be fined for pushing ref
Baltimore Ravens cornerback Cary Williams will not be fined for pushing an official during Super Bowl XLVII, reports USA Today.
Williams pushed head linesman Steve Stelljes out of the way as he got up after being taken to the ground during a scuffle after Ravens safety Ed Reed picked off San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick during the second quarter of the Ravens' 34-31 victory over the 49ers on Sunday. Williams was not penalized on the play.
"It was a situation where I didn't see who the heck I pushed. Those guys kicked my helmet off, took my helmet off man, it's just a part of the process. Whatever," Williams said after the game. "It's a reaction. You see teammates out there getting hit late, guys pulling guys after the whistle. My helmet came off, I couldn't barely see, and I just reacted. It is what it is."
The league did not say why they didn't fine Williams. Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton bumped an official earlier this season and he was fined $21,000.
why isn't anyone mentioning the punches he threw with his left to the guy on the ground, right before he shoved the ref? pretty weak punches it looked like, but punches nonetheless......
Consistent with a year full of selective enforcement approach that Roger the Bounty Hunter brought to the league. He's as disgracful as the overpaid worthless officials who manipulate the outcomes that he desires. Most players are suspended multiple games for such an act but now only if you're on a team of which Roger disapproves. Fire the piece of dog excrement before he ruins the league completely. Let him run a bank or be a tea party candidate like the rest of the white collar criminals.
Boy oh boy the NFL sure must love the Ravens to let them get away with all this kind of stuff and no fine when other guys get fined though they did turn off the lights trying to break the Ravens momentum because the game was fixed because the NFL wanted the Forty Niners to win except they wanted Ray the murdered Lewis to win so they didn't call any holds or other penalties on the Ravens at the end of the game and Joe Flacco is a lousy quarterback and should have never got the mvp....whew, and I'm just getting started!
I guess if you are a Raven playing in the Superbowl, you need to BI#€H Slap the ref to draw a flag, get ejected or fined.
Was there a call on the Ravens in the entire game? Nothing for nothing, but the Ravens got away with murder all game (kind of like their spiritual leader).
By not fining or suspending a player after he clearly pushes a referee in anger, you are just encouraging that sort of behavior to happen again. It's bad enough to see a lot of poor sportsmanship with the trash-talking, and coaches like the Harbaugh brothers baiting the officials. and players shoving each other after the whistle blows to end a play. But now the league seems to be saying it's okay to shove an official......it doesn't make sense. The NFL needs to do a better job of cleaning up it's game.
Same thing happened to Harrison Smith early in the season--barely even touched the ref, but did, and was ejected. I seem to recall that both the push and the ejection were "part of the process".
The NFL is protecting their man Boger. This is really bad theater. NFL decides they want Boger in the Superbowl and then pretend there were no mistakes.
NFL covering its tracks. Fining Williams will just mean that the NFL admits a mistake was made. So now the solution is to pretend like nothing happened.
I bet one day some player is going to be making an excuse like, ""It was a situation where I didn't see who the heck I drilled and broke a few bones."
So, football player pushes ref in the heat of the moment and nothing happens.
Basketball player shoves ref/baseball player shoves ump in the heat of the moment and a multiple game suspension is coming down on top of the automatic ejection. Way to police your sport, NFL.
The precedent is set, if you want to shove a ref, do it in the Super Bowl.
The NFL can't fine Williams without drawing attention to the fact Williams should have been ejected. They foolishly think no fines will move the discussion away from the horrible officiating. In the age of Facebook, twitter etc? Good luck with that.
The NFL marketed this as Ray Lewis last game 24-7 for 2 weeks prior to kickoff. They had a result they wanted so rather then risk a fair game they rigged the system so the ref they wanted worked the Superbowl. The NFL is no longer a sport. It's "sports entertainment" much like wrestling with storylines and predetermined outcomes.
No fine, just like all the no-calls on the Ravens.
Ridiculous, NFL lost a lot of respect from me for the officials rolling over for the Ravens.
No holding call on Jones' runback, and multiple instances of refs swallowing their flag on the 49ers goal-to-go series: no helmet-to-helmet call when Smith speared Crabtree, no holding call on Smith when he mugged Crabtree.
And they don't even fine a player that shoved a ref, let alone kick him out of the game like they should have.
What a crock. Newton bumps a ref and gets fined. This clown pushes with two hands and gets nothing at all.
@Rickapolis You said all that in one sentence. I think they will teach you punctuation when you start second grade.
@Rob24 I heard that there has been a news conference scheduled for tomorrow at which point someone from the NFL will admit that the league forced the officials to make call in favor of the Ravens. Great job by you and the rest of football detectives! You forced the league to admit to the big conspiracy.
@l.czolgosz66 you're a moron. both teams got away with plenty of questionable no-calls. and if you can't see that, you either weren't watching the game or you're just a biased fool like most of the clowns that comment on this site. i'm not saying the no-calls were right, but don't pretend they were geared towards just one team.
@alkohollick0101 Come on, he was just showing the ref his impression of Elaine Benes from Seinfeld.
@alkohollick0101 I agree 100%! Goodell is the biggest idiot ever. There is no consistency in anything he does.
@asterism1 Good one.
+you mad bro?/ you didnt mention all the NO CALLS against the 40whiners ???? Flacco hit way out of bounds and late, Crabtree pushing clearly off Graham to get open, the fouls in the pile pulling off Williams helmet, hitting him while hes in the pile, mugging by Culliver on Smith the whole game, late hit by #49 during the game, o line holding like two 16 year olds in the back seat of a car, get over it bad calls not made on both sides !
@SportPage You wanna lose respect for the NFL, go watch super bowl 40 again.
@SportPage More NFL conspiracies? You guys are amusing with your paranoia. Yes, the refs all got together and decided to pick on the 49ers. It is only football. Come in from the ledge. The season is over.
@Aldo Compare the # of penalties called on the Ravens with the Niners, idiot. Hell, how does a player push a referee in anger and not get penalized!?
@Scramble You want a good chuckle or two? Read the paranoid posts from the conspiracy theorists that keep popping up around here. By the way, the NFL does not care if you respect as long as you keep watching, which you will.
@l.czolgosz66 so, let me get this straight, if two teams playing in the same game don't have the same exact number of penalties, then there's an obvious conspiracy happening? it couldn't just be that, i don't know, one team is actually committing more penalties?? yeah, you're a real genius. having said that, i certainly don't disagree with your point about Cary Williams. he should have been ejected. but that doesn't mean the refs rigged the game. if the lights hadn't gone out (by accident - no, it wasn't part of a conspiracy), this game would have been a blowout. the Ravens won and deserved to win - they were the better team. get over it.


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My beautiful 3 1/2 month old (Bless her heart) fights sleeping. It doesn't matter if it's naps or bed time. She just fights it. I watch for her signals and now even anticipate her typical fussy times and try to get her down before. But it seems her favorite method to be put to sleep is to scream herself out (which is not at all what my husband and I want to do!) we really have tried it all, and I've read all over the internet and tons of books. I spend HOURS every day trying to get her to take a nap. She is up every 2 hours at night (occasionally we get a 3 hour stretch which is AWESOME!) She always wakes up hungry and eats like 2 - 3 ozs. once we get her down at night she'll usually do the 2 hours sleep up to eat thing till about 7 am. but the naps! Seriously! any other moms/dads out there who have words of encouragement or support? I am fighting feeling discouraged. I just hate the emotional melt downs we have each day. I do work, but she comes with me to the office two days a week (and has a very nice church member who sits with her in the nursery) and we work from home the other days. Even so, we really try to put her on a schedule...but it doesn't seem to work. Although, I must say a month ago My husband and I took sleep shifts with her because we couldn't get her to sleep more than 4 or 5 hours a night (and not in one stretch)...so this is an improvement. I think if I read one more article about sleeping tips/patterns/what I'm apparently doing wrong I might have an emotional melt down myself! I think there is no normal!
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It is funny that you would post this because I just got off the phone with my very best friend who lives in Italy who is having the same problem. Her husband is gone for three weeks right now and her three month old will not sleep for her. I think she is at the end of her rope. I feel so bad for her.
I wish I could tell you how to fix it. It sounds like you are doing everything right. Congrats on having a husband who will take shifts with you! That is really great of him. Even so, I am sure you are both worn out. When she wakes up does she go right back to sleep when you take care of her needs? Is she generally happy or fussy?
My son is 4 months now and has only slept through the night once so I totally understand your pain! However, prior to his 4 month appointment we decided to start giving him more breastmilk at once (5 ounces) and a little cereal. This has helped a great deal. He started only getting up once at night and seems very content in the morning even if he hasn't slept. When we went to his 4 month appointment though, our pediatrician suggested giving him a bottle of formula right before bed and that was the night he slept all night. He has a little cold so we're attributing that to the not sleeping well right now. We prefer the ready to feed kind because it seems more concentrated and thicker. So, about an hour before his bedtime when he starts getting fussy, I get a bowl of cereal with fruit ready, feed that to him and then give him a 5-6 ounce bottle of formula. I don't know if this will work for you but you might give it a try.
I hope this helps!
Hi. I know what you mean! My little girl is 2 1/2 months old and had NO schedule. I tried to let her cry a little and not jump to her rescue so she could learn to "self-soothe" like the experts say, but it wasn't working and my husband and I could only take the torture for a few minutes. Well we were at the doctor's the other day for a completely unrelated issue and when implimenting the new directives from her doc, fould that it works great to get her to sleep longer periods too! Here goes.
One rule of thumb regarding feeding is that you feed an ounce for every hour for OUR daughter's age group. i.e. Feed her 3oz ever 3 hrs or 4oz every 4 hrs and so forth. I had been getting up and feeding her when she wanted following a daytime of the same. Basically she was not on a FEEDING schedule. We now have a log and don't feed her large or small amounts. She ALWAYS get's either 3 or 4 oz which translates into 3-4 hours of sleep at NIGHT too! I hope this helps! But chin up! You're doing a great job and it sounds like you and your husband love your baby a lot. God will get you through this.
Michelle I am so glad to hear someone else say to feed the baby!!! It is true feed them and they will sleep! You will enjoy your baby more and he will enjoy his bed!
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