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Submit Your Monday Morning Mailbag QuestionsPosted by on February 3, 2011 – 12:01 pm
The regular season is over, but the Monday Morning Mailbag lives on! Super Bowl XLV is on Sunday, the Vikings coaching staff is complete and the offseason official begins for all NFL teams, so be sure to participate in this week's Mailbag feature.
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By Rogerthevikefan on Feb 3, 2011 | Reply
Are there any talks about resigning Rice and Greenway and if so how close are they to being resigned? Will the Vikes be signing the Cfl sack leader?
By calebA on Feb 3, 2011 | Reply
with Chad Greenway,Ryan Longwell, and Sidney Rice being free agents this year, do you think all of them will be re signed??
By mnsoldier on Feb 3, 2011 | Reply
Can somebody at Vikings.com please remove childress and Favre from the opening page of website, Both are gone and never coming back, which is a good thing. So do your job fix the site. "COME ON MAN"
By Karl on Feb 3, 2011 | Reply
What additions could be in store for our defense next year? We have a very good defense, but could use another big time play maker to make our defense great (particularly at CB or FS assuming we resign Greenway). I know without a new CBA, any discussion is very hypothetical, but wouldn't adding a Nnamdi Asomugha go a long way in making our defense extra special? Or do you think Chris Cook could end up being that caliber of a player? Also, I believe FS Chris Harris of the Bears might be available. Thanks for all in the inside info, Mike. It helps make the off-season feel shorter.
By mnsoldier on Feb 3, 2011 | Reply
Vikes, clear the dead wood, free up some cash and sign the guys who need to be signed. Stop wasting money on guys who will not be here next season. I dont understand why teams pay guys to just hang out. I wouldnt sign Rice unless he is 100% and atleast two independant docs sign off on him. We had too many noncontributing players cashing checks.
By Jens on Feb 3, 2011 | Reply
Vikings what a proud name, but just for historical reason let's make it clear. Vikings come from either Norway or Denmark.
Let' not be confused by countries who would like to have real Vikings. We know we are so very proud!
So proud to have minnesota vikings too, welcome guys!
Jens from Denmark
By Adam5 on Feb 3, 2011 | Reply
Just wondering if it mite make since to draft Cam Newton and Get Vince young and Keep Joe Webb. I know that Cam and Vince have problems but they have similar abilities and when you run your offence you want guys in that position that can do the same thing. The secondary of other teams would have to pull up we already have AP and if you do not honor a QB like these guys you he can run on you. And if you do pull up on the guys you can get something deep. After the QB spot I would look at the line only our secondary just needs to heal. I just want us to win. Long term I do not want to keep both these guys but I think one of them will pan out. I think you could get Vince Cheap.
By paul on Feb 3, 2011 | Reply
Clean out the front office, and hire a G.M./HEAD OF FOOTBALL OPERATIONS
and keep Ziggy and his brother out of the way.
By Titus on Feb 3, 2011 | Reply
@mnsoldier– thank you! I mentioned once that Childress is still on my opening page and someone said they didn't see it– I thought I was the only one.
This site is sooooooooooooooooooo poorly managed. And the writing! All below par.
By Frederick Jones on Feb 3, 2011 | Reply
Are you for the 18 game schedule?
By Titus on Feb 3, 2011 | Reply
Frederick, with the nature of the game, for the players' safety, I don't understand it– especially with all the recent restrictive penalties to make the game lighter and safer– NFL light. — Seems someone wants both healthy players and more chances for injury– make any sense to anyone? More importantly and related, I think the longer the schedule, the less competitive the league may seem– the more games we have, the less important to start well– time is a great equalizer and in the end the best teams may not win, but rather the teams that save their best players for later in the season and other tactics that would evolve –
By Titus on Feb 3, 2011 | Reply
The whole nature of the game and strategies will slowly change– you are taking a 10K race and buidling more of a marathon– not the same runners race both or at least the same runners run differently– does that make sense? Two more games may not seem like a lot– but it would be quite a change from when we had 14 game or 12 game seasons.
By Titus on Feb 3, 2011 | Reply
And the owners obviously want more money– but one certainty will evolve — larger rosters and/ or more injuries– both of which will cost the owners more and in light of huge contracts– the money from an additional game (one I suspect would be at home, one away) would probably not offset additional salaries and medical insurance/ medical care. Plus at what point does it become commonplace? Right now, most fans religiously watch every one of their team's games– and even try to watch many other games— because unlike other professional sports, there are not that many games. With baseball or basketball, a fan can miss 30 games or more and still watch a lot of their sport. Keep football special — don't make it common.
By Titus on Feb 3, 2011 | Reply
On the other hand, I would like to watch more football– but in a decade or two, do we go to 20 games? And then 25? There is also the sacredness of the history of the sport– all the greats– now comparisons get more and more murkey– records of yesteryear can be broken more easily. Imagine a 20 game season– in 20 years a player could beat Favre's record by a 100 games– if the player survives a season that long– it could have an opposite effect– the longer season, such as the 18 game proposed could actually shorten players' careers—
By Titus on Feb 3, 2011 | Reply
@ Frederick, so am I for an 18 game season? With careful planning and the appropriate changes that handle objections– sure, I suppose, but I think we are close to a maximum– I believe there is more behind the change– probably some new franchises are in the works and the longer season is needed to accommodate the additional teams.
By Titus on Feb 3, 2011 | Reply
Frederick, are you for an 18 game season?
By Tim on Feb 3, 2011 | Reply
I think the vikings need to get rid of Pat Williams and either put Letroy Guion or Fred Evens in there at deffencive tackle if they put one of those guys next to Kevin Williasms the vikings front four will be the best in the NFL.
By Tim on Feb 3, 2011 | Reply
i mean think about it Jared Allen Kevin Williams Letroy Guion and Ray Edwards or Everson Griffin those guys are MONSTERS we need to mix things up a little.
By Frederick Jones on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
Thank you for your commentary on the 18 game schedule. I believe you mentioned about all you could on this topic.
There is one additional factor. Even now, many kids will not go into football because of the injury factor.
With the additional games, there will be more injuries, which will discourage kids from playing the game.
By Frederick Jones on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
@Titus and 18 game schedule.
It is also proven that what happens at the professional level trickles down to the lower levels –college, high school, grade school. KIDS will play more games.
By Frederick Jones on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
18 game schedule…
Kids will play more games. More kids will get permanent injuries. More kids will become LaCrosse or Soccer players.
An 18 game schedule doesn't make sense.
In fact a 16 game schedule doe not make sense!
Why is it even a debate?
By Frederick Jones on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
—and like artificial turf, it is all for TV and money.
The players do not matter, to the owners. You can always find gladiators to play for their millions.
I have not yet begun to fight this issue.
By Frederick Jones on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
By Titus on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
Frederick, very good points– I had not even thought of the trickle down effect. You mentioned the word, "Gladiators" and that is exactly what football is– a spectacle of violence to appease the mas-ses and keep their minds occupied– in fact, if you study ancient Rome, the parallels between that empire and the USA are astounding.
By Paul on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
If you guys are still seeing CHILLY on your opening page its becaues you have it booked mark. I had the same problem, take it off your book mark. The page does just not update threw a bookmark. Try it out it worked for me.
By Titus on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
Paul, I do not have the site bookmarked– by the way, "threw" is when you want to toss something across a football field (past tense of "throw"). "Through" is the word you are looking for.
By Kent on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
Why is everyone against Brett Favre coming back, I for one would love to see him back. He still throws the ball with more velocity than most in the league. If the invests in a top O-line he would put up great numbers again. Also it would make sense to bring in Alex Smith, who has never had a chance to do much of anything, but he has the skills that are required to be sucessful in the league. Your thoughts.
By Titus on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
I rule!!!!!!!!!!
I am so smart!!!!!!!
By Titus on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
Impostors on the LOOSE!!!! Not much to do, huh? Easily entertained. Have at it– seems like you need the release.
By VKing56 on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
I would like to know what you think the chances of the Vikings moving to LA are? I read that LA has made some big moves in getting a stadium deal done. It would be nice to see the Vikings get a new stadium deal done soon.
Good luck to CC and C.Doleman this weekend, hope you guys both get in.
By mr smiff on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
I agree Kent. As far as Favre being washed up, I've heard that talk before. And every time that cr@p comes up, he goes on to have a great season the following year, as he did in 2007 and 2009. As someone who has been following American Football for years, I know that having the best season of your career one year and struggling the next DOES NOT MEAN YOU'RE WASHED UP. THERE MAY BE OTHER FACTORS INVOLVED. But, then again, that's the Favrehaters for you. Gleefully piling on.
By mr smiff on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
Letroy Guion intrigues me. I think he can be our answer to B.J. Raji.
By moorevikes on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
thanks paul it did work. i never had that problem until half way into the year though. nevermind titus correcting you on your grammar too. that dude thinks he's perfect and has never made an error in spelling. he also feels it's his duty to correct everyone on here. thx again paul.
By moorevikes on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
yes favre still can throw a football better than most. however does he move faster than someone in there 20′s? is his reaction time as quick? does his body heal as fast? there is alot more to playing qb than just throwing a football. just let the guy go into retirement with some of his reputation still in tact. he gave us one great year and one sh-itty year. no super bowl. waist of two years as far as finding a franchise qb.
By Juan on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
The vikings are having a qb crisis. Should the vikings draft or a qb, sign a free agent qb, or start a qb we have now?
By DRS on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
My question is will there be a strike in 2011, and if so, will there be replacements? I liked watching the replacements the last time. Seeing players play for fun and pride rather than big money is refreshing. By the way, I have heard that the NFL might be preparing to add one or two new teams in a year or so. Have a great day one and all.
By Titus on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
A wise man receives instruction– a fool rejects correction and in his arrogance refuses to learn.
By DRS on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
Favre was never going to be the Vikings franchise qb, was a gap QB for two years, why we never looked for a young QB to take over after the two years was over.
By DRS on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
Go Joe!!! Go Vikings!!!!
By DRS on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
Good night to one and all.
By Titus on Feb 4, 2011 | Reply
Good night DRS, God Bless!
By Dustin on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
With the addition of the new cordinators and coaches, what are the chances of the Vikes keeping TJack or bringing in a free agent, trading, and drafting a new QB, which direction do you feel the head coaches and front office are leaning?
By brad on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Why do the vikings suck so much at life? Why do their fans suck so much at life/
Why is brett favre such a sucky quarterback that chokes every time in the big game since he quit taking tons of drugs on the sideline?
By Shawn on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Bring back Moss !!! Seems he was right about Chilly, cant be mad about the truth.
By qwerty on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Can't wait until the packs lose in the sb even though the vikings didn't make it all I have to say is its going to sting a thousand times more losing in the sb because the packs won't get this opportunity anymore hahah.
By moorevikes on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
then go teach a class somewhere titus. this blog on this site is for discussions about the vikings. not to have some pretentious a-ss correcting and grading our grammar. i don't care how smart you think you are. have you ever heard someone say when it comes to books that person is a genius, however, zero common sense. i'm guessing you spend alot of time in front of your computer. what happens when you have to actually go outside? it's not pretty is it.
By Carl K on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Mike Wobschall- NFL player's Association Executive Director DeMaurice Smith has talked to player's agents about telling their cleints to skip the NFL combine and the draft. (I think is very poor choice of council that was probably not warmly welcomed by an NFL agent. An agent's job is to represent the individual client and to negotiate his contract. I can not imagine any agent seeing this tactic as advantages or even positive.) DeMaurice Smith has also compared millionaire football players and even richer NFL owners fighting over a 9 Billion annual pot, to the physical and emotional scars of WAR.
It appears to me that DeMaurice Smith spends more time thinking about tactics (ie:like the first game of the year when all the players pointed upward with a number 1 finger to show solidarity) and not enough about showing good leadership and honestly negotiating in a positive way that represents and accommodates the player's needs.
So my question is: Do you think DeMaurice Smith is doing a good job as the Exective Director of the NFL Player's Association? How can fans stand up and get him removed? I don't think it will be very long before the top player-leaders start to walk away from the current NFLPA leadership. What is you opinion of the current NFLPA leadership?
By Sandy on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Can someone out there tell this team that when they play they need to stop acting as if the weight of the UNIVERSE is on their shoulders?
Can someone also tell this team that when you are in the playoffs it is not enough to play fired up you also have to play smart?
By Carl K on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Everson Griffen was arrested twice in three days in Las Angeles. Now a party he is "hosting" in LA this weekend has brought him more negative attention. USC Athletic Director Pat Haden has told USC players their eligibility could be in jeopardy if the attend this party.
After Griffen's first two arrests, Rick Speilman was quoted as say this will be handled interanally be Coach Frazier. GRIFFEN IS STILL PARTY-N.
Mike Wobschall – How long will this reckless party attitude with Griffen continue??? I find it very troublesome that Frazier and the Vikings think this is acceptable.
By Titus on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
@Moorevikes– why do you feel the need to ridicule and cut others down? I must say I agree with the common sense part– I know many people like that; it can be quite sad. I have traveled the world and done quite a lot with my life, so I am pretty street savvy. By the way, if someone corrects me or points out a mistake, I am grateful and grow from it– it seems you are the type that gets offended when someone points out an error– perhaps it is a reflection of low self-esteem?
If you don't like a correction, pay no heed to it. If you are smart, and the correction fits, you will apply it to become a better person. Life is about advancement and we do that by helping each other.
By moorevikes on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
@titus- who are you to constantly correct people? have you ever heard the expression, "if i want your opinion, i'll ask for it?" it must be so hard being right all the time. as far as being street savvy, yeah right. oh hey look how easy i can say i've traveled all over the world, i'm a millionaire, and i live like hugh hefner. see how easy it is. i have no problem at all taking criticism but did you ever stop to think when people post on here the last thing in the world they want is someone named titus coming behind them and correcting their grammar.
By moorevikes on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
as far as cutting people down, sorry man i grew up beating up the bullies and sticking up for the weaker. as far as low self-esteem wrong again.
By moorevikes on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
@titus- people do not come to this site to have their grammar critiqued. find another way to belittle people
By Titus on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Thanks Moorevikes, I take your opinion to heart. One of my positions is teaching writing, so I sometimes can't help it when I see a mistake– nothing personal; it's in my blood. Most of the time I say nothing– trust me, there are many errors on this site I never mention. But you are right, this is a causal forum and not a place for English instruction– again, never meant anything malicious, nor did I speak with arrogance. Can you take some criticism? Stop playing the impostor— if you are going to police others, then you need to display exemplary behavior yourself. Thanks.
By scott on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Will Vikings get there secondary straightened out?
Should the Vikings get rid of some big money guys?
When is the stadium going to be completed?
By Bubba on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
The NFL has stepped in an cancelled Everson Griffen's LA Superbowl party bash. Ten bucks says he still get arrested… agian!
By Shawn on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Builld a stadium !!!!!!!!!!!!
Bring back Randy Moss !!!!!!!!!
Cut Everson Griffen !!!!!!!!
By 12timeworld champs on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
ask why can't the Vikings win one championship.
By Shawn on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
@12timeworld champs ….
I would say its because we cut and trade Hall of Fame talent such as Randy Moss. It shows that having the best players and winning is not a top priority. We seem to be more concerned with peoples feelings than we are with winning. Not very Viking like if you ask me.
I wonder if in the 11th century a Viking hoard would tell one of its best warriors to go away because he hurt someones feeling.
By Shawn on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Its funny how we have a guy like Everson Griffen on our team , a guy thats been arrested 2x in a week less than a month ago and is now throwing parties. Yet a top 10 WR all time cant even TALK without getting cut …
By 12timeworld champs on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
plus you gave up a 3rd round pick. the pack received a third round pick for an old qb and we were able to use it to get Clay Matthews. Way to go Teddy T
By Carl K on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Not to add insult to injury… but here are a few guys that were drafted behind Everson Griffen in the 4th round. (meaning the vikings missed the boat with these players)
#1-Jacoby Ford WR- ran a 4.26 at the combine (that's fast). Agianst the Chiefs he had 6 receptions for 148 yards and took a kickoff 96 yards to the house.
#2 – Alterraun Verner the CB from UCLA. He was a starter for Titans this year as a forth round rookie. Verner had 85 solo tackles and 3 ints.
#3- Perrish Cox started 9 games at corner back for Denver and probably took Champ Bailey's job.
#4 Bruce Campbell OT- Looked good as a backup for the Raiders – probably a starter next year.
#5 -Corey Wotten DE- looked good as a backup for J. Peppers in Chicago.
By Titus on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
By Carl K on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
The Vikings gave E. Griffen a $540 K signing bonus. All but $75 K up front.
I would say the the Vikings didn't do enough home work with this kid.
Very Sad!!!!!!!!
By moorevikes on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
@titus- i honestly believe you mean well. when people correct mike w. and the rest of the writers on this site that's one thing. writing being there job, they should be held accountable for the mistakes. the rest of us regular people though just want to chat about the vikes. as far as being an impostor, to get under your skin, i did about a month ago. never before and not since have i posed as you. the rest of the posts are someone else man.
By jesse gullickson on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
I just want to know just as much as the other people do, what are we going to do at the QB position? Now I give Joe Webb credit when credit is due, but he is not at the starting level yet and we all know that. I believe that the Vikings need to be smart this draft and get someone with great potential, as we did with Adrian Peterson.
By Titus on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Moorevikes, it's all good– What we need is a new blog for the Superbowl– isn't the game in about 23 hours?
By VKing56 on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
So it looks like CC and C.Doleman don't get in again. What a joke,,,, Doleman's stats are off the charts for a DE. Maybe one day he will get his place in the HOF.
By kyweaver on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
cris carter not voted in AGAIN???? What a JOKE!!!!
By Titus on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Had Cris Carter won even just one Superbowl, you can be sure he would have been in by now. We need to get AP in a Superbowl asap– what a shame if such great talent never wins a championship.
By 12timeworld champs on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
chris Carter is not a hall of famer
By Shawn on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Carter is the 2nd best reciever of all time … HoF is a joke if he didnt get in
By Shawn on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
By Parody on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
The biggest joke was that Ed Sabol got into the Hall of Fame! All the guy did was to aim a video camera at a group of atheletes! If he didn't do it, there were 10million other people who would have thought it up and did just as much for the sport. What's next? Will they induct EA Sports to the hall of fame for turning foorball into a video game? They gave millions of kids one more reason to sit in front of their TV working out their thumbs for hours a day; they deserve recognition!
By 12timeworld champs on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Shannon sharpe is a three time world champion…what has chris Carter ever done?
By Titus on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Enjoy this evening Packer fans- in 24 hours we will all be laughing at you when the Steel Curtain shuts the door on any chance of a title. Steelers– Superbowl Champs!!!
By 12timeworld champs on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
well, at least we are in it…they were showing highlights of NFC championship games. you know, favre interceptions, Gary Anderson wide left. great stuff
By Shawn on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
By Titus on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Shawn, you don't have to prove anything to any part of the cheese herd.
Anyone with any football knowledge knows C Carter is one of the all time greats.
By Shawn on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
wasnt worried about the p3ck3r fan … im just bothered by the hall of fame voters … Cris Carter was a BEAST and should be in the hall of fame PERIOD
and then at the same time wanted to show how good Randy Moss is but we kept bernard " i pulled a hammy on the way to the sideline after i droped that pass " berrian
By Shawn on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
besides i cant find a packer in the top 20 in the recieving stats
By DRS on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
12timeworld champs, the Vikings have won four championships, lost four SB's. You have to win championships before you can go to the SB. Go Steelers; Good night one and all.
By Titus on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Cris Carter was an amazing talent– no question, but I admit my surprise where Moss is in relation to Carter and Rice– wow, he has really come of age, hasn't he?
By Shawn on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
bernard " i pulled a hammy on the way to the sideline after i droped that pass so i guess ill just spend the next 3 weeks on the bench " berrian
Randy " Im in the top 10 all time rec stats and i think chilly should be fired " Moss
By Shawn on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Yea Moss is a BEAST … thats why I was so upset about his release.
By Shawn on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
I wonder if Parcells ever cut Larwence Taylor … o thats right Parcells wasnt a P@SSY and could handle a HUGE personality because he had HUGE talent
By Shawn on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Bernard " please hold my phone for me or ill drop it " Berrian
By Shawn on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Bernard " please direct deposit that 5.4 million so i dont lose it " Berrian
By Shawn on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Bernard " if we cause a lockout, i will be just as productive at home as i was in the stadium " Berrian
By Shawn on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Bernard " drops more than AT and T " Berrian
By Titus on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Bernard had some moments of greatness.
By Shawn on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
lol … in college
By Shawn on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
troy williamson has caught a couple pa'sses to, i wouldnt call it greatness
By Titus on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
Bernard did have a couple crucial catches in the NFC championship game last year– I am not kidding. Is he worth the salary he's paid? No way.
By Titus on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
As a serious cyclist, though, it hurt to watch those chicken legs running around with the colorful shoes that made his feet stand out larger than his calves– the guy looks like he would snap like a wishbone.
By Shawn on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
I guess Titus ultimately I agree Berrian is ok and overpaid BUT even though he is taking my jabs what really bothers me is that as a Viking fan that just wants to win it really bothers me when my team will keep a lesser talent just because someone got their feelings hurt
By acmepackers on Feb 5, 2011 | Reply
DRS- we measure it by World Championships
By Bret on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
Will we be looking at a lockout for the 2011 – 2012 season?
Will this affect draft picks or the players who would be drafted?
By Dr0wssap on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
Hey buddies.
I woke this morning feeling ah lets see here, how can I describe it, well feeling kind of SUPER as in SUPERIOR.
I wonder why?
So I ask myself two questions:
First, perhaps the reason I feel so SUPERIOR is because it is SUPERBOWL SUNDAY and the WORLD FAMOUS GREENBAY PACKERS are about to win their FORTH VINCE LOMBARDI TROPHY!
Second question: Have all the Viking Nation fans, Viking football players or for that matter all sniveling Minnesota citizens ever had such a SUPER or a SUPERIOR feeling on ANY SUPERBOWL SUNDAY.
If any of you losers want to see what a LOMBARDI TROPHY looks like up close, just drive on over to GREEN BAY Wisconsin you can see three of them (soon to be four)
LOSERS! Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha
By GO AWAY on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
If my team was in the Superbowl today, the last thing i would be doing is trolling on a blog. Get a life Packers fans and enjoy the game.
Good luck Mike Tomlin,,,,
By DRS on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
acmepackers, that may be, in the first few SB's it was only Icing on the cake, just as the Pro-b is now, nice but the championship was what counted. As I see it both the Steelers and packers are champions and now are playing for the icing.
Why call the NFL SB winners world champions when the whole world does not play? The real world champions are the soccer players that play worldwide.
Now onto the up-coming lock out, sounds like it will happen, and wondering about who to draft, acquire in free agency and such matters not un till both sides come to a agreement. I feel sorry for the collage players who have declare for the drat, they cannot go back to college, and will not get any cash until there is an agreement.
By DRS on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
Meant to say,
Now onto the up-coming lock out, sounds like it will happen, and wondering about who to draft, who to acquire in free agency and who to trade for does not matter, not until both sides come to an agreement. I feel sorry for the collage players who have declared for the draft, they cannot go back to college, and will not get any cash until there is an agreement
By DRS on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
Got to go, have things to do, G*d bless you all, bye.
By Mike B on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
Its very disappointing not to see Cris Cater on the list. He gave his all to the game and was a top WR. He should be in.
By Shawn on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
hey all you people wearing blinders …. STADIUM UPDATE
By moorevikes on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
@shawn- if the vikes do move to l.a. will you still be a fan? same question for all. me, i always told myself i could not cheer for a ca. team. i really don't see the commish and rest of the owners allowing it though. i mean it's the nfc north, the blacknblue, tradition, and rivalries among all the teams in the div. who would take their place in the north? seattle? as much as i would hate it (if they moved) i really don't think i could watch football for awhile.
By Shawn on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
By moorevikes on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
lived in mn. for 6yrs. been a fan since 1990 (that's when i moved to mn.) live in wy. now so i don't have a team in the state. most around here are denver fans (no thanks). my point is: all of us out of state fans are leaving it up to the fine mn. residents to boycott, protest, do what you gotta do to get it through the gov. leaders in your state to get their s-hit together and get a new stadium built.
By moorevikes on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
right on shawn.
By moorevikes on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
another thing i wish people were more like the 60′s generation. if there's a lockout, we punish the league, owners, and players for at least a year after they start playing again by boycotting. let them no without us fans nobody gets paid.
By Shawn on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
yea i agree moorevikes … people making that much money should realize there really is no bad deal … SO JUST GET THE DEAL DONE!!!!!!
I take it back the the only bad deal is no deal
By Titus on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
I agree Moorevikes 150% on the boycott idea– I said we should have had an empty metrodome at about the Cardinal game this past year– why should we run like a herd of sheep and support these multi-millionaires if they won't do their job? If they lock out– why should we continue to pay them? If you receive poor service and cr-appy food at a restaurant, you do not return.
Unbelievable, young guys in their twenties making millions to run around in the limelight, playing a game 4 months– and the owners sitting on billions– if they do not want to deliver a quality product on time, let them feel the pain of no revenue.
By Titus on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
Hey Mikey– wake up and start a blog for the Superbowl.
GO STEELERS!!!! Steelers by 14.
By Clyde L on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
I was very disappointed this weekend after seeing that Chris Carter was not selected to the Hall of Fame. I am not sure how they determine who should go and who should not. I feel that having Sanders or Faluk wait another year would not have been unjust. Carter has more that earned the right for selection for both his on field and off field work. In an era of headcases and egos, he represented all that is good when a player is a man of substance and character. Personally, he should have been a first ballot selection. Any idea when he will be elected?
By Shawn on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
lol they described Madieu Williams as a hard hitting safety …. WTF Joe Buck you dope
By Adam T. on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
Are there seriously talks about the VIKINGS moving to LA? Why would they do that? I understand the stadium issues but really taking away our one and only football team would be very dis-heartning! I just want to hear some in put and see why this would even be an option. We need the MN VIKINGS to stay in MN!!!!!!!! Some please explain this to me!
By Titus on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
Adam– it's about money– not tradition nor about what is right. It is a business. A business and salaries– period.
By Adam T. on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
Really?????? It's ALL about Money! That's BULL****! It's about FANS and yes traditions. Look at the Packers for instance….are they about MONEY, I would have to say a big NO!!!! So I fully disagree! People are so money hungry and pathetic, just a thought! So if it is about money then we probably shouldn't have any teams, right, TITUS????? MONEY HUNGRY ;-(
By Titus on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
How long have you been on this planet Adam?
By Adam T. on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
You better watch yourself…..TITUS!!! Oh and probably longer than you buddy! I think you need to get a life and find something else to do besides sit on this blog all day everyday! I just wanted some input about this possible move and not from some DOUCHE who thinks he knows everything! I guess were just true VIKINGS fans unlike you! Peace out BLOG FREAK!!!!!
By Titus on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
Whatever. Enjoy.
By Titus on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
Goodnite I'm leaving for good.
By Chance on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
Shouldnt we trade back in the nfl draft? I mean theres no very good quarterback that the vikings should take, Joe Webb is as good as any of them. i think we should trade back and get another 3rd round pick (thanks Childress) And then we could still draft a offensive lineman which we need more then a qb. What do you think?
By Titus on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
AH- Impostor Alert– that last post was an impostor– ah what fun! Cannot articulate for yourself without hiding behind a different identity?. Have at it. Enjoy yourself. Any more posts under the name of Titus are that of a cowardly impostor. I have to prepare for the week.
By Frederick Jones on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
I agree with your analysis of Joe Webb. A high draft pick for a QB would probably be a waste. We should get a talented free agent veteran to compete for the position, just in case.
By Frederick Jones on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
Wow, you can't say a word that has
an a
followed by an s
followed by an s
Any words!
By Frederick Jones on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
I think I can recognize when it's you, and when it isn't. It isn't difficult because the imitators do not say the same things you do, or the way you do.
I freaked out the last time somebody imitated me and used several new names to make blogs. I lost my right to blog on vikings.com for a few weeks. So it's not worth it to imitate, even though you can get back on.
By Frederick Jones on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
No one can tell me there will be LESS INJURIES with an 18 game schedule, as opposed to the 16er.
Probably the only thing that is bad about football is all the injuries. Why make that feature worse?
It just doesn't make sense.
By Frederick Jones on Feb 6, 2011 | Reply
I guess I am hoping that those fans against the 18 game schedule will voice their opinions, and side with the players.
…or perhaps in the year 2025 we will be watching LaCrosse or Soccer!
That's not what I want ! !
By Ricefield on Feb 7, 2011 | Reply
What can WE, the fans, do to help get the stadium issue settled?
Could the team possibly organize an online petition?
Is there a forum where our voices can be heard?
If there isn't one, how bout Vikings.com start one?
By Alex on Feb 7, 2011 | Reply
I hear that Santana Moss is going to be a free agent tomorrow. Is there going to a chance that we will pursue him to replace Berrian. I think we need to get Kevin Kolb to be our starter next year. We need to get a different 3rd down back because Toby Gerhart is going to fit that role very well. I think that we might need a new TE because Shank is getting old. We need to get Champ Bailey and Nnamdi Asomugha from the Raiders. Now with that said on to the 18 game schedule i think it is a bad idea. The reason for that is think of the injuries that it will cause. The players will be tired and not want to go on to the next week. So i encourage everyone to voice there opinion on not having an 18 game season. So with that said GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO VIKINGS.
By Frederick Jones on Feb 7, 2011 | Reply
As far as the 18 game schedule, you are right.
The players are more important than the fans or the owners. They are what drive the NFL.
It's like the goose and the golden egg. The owners should not be too greedy.
By Frederick Jones on Feb 7, 2011 | Reply
I've been saying since day one that the owners strategy is an old one.
They are asking for alot, they won't get it, but they will get something!
It's working, they have everyone hot and bothered by the 18 game schedule.
The owners are not stupid.
By TW VIKE on Feb 7, 2011 | Reply
Alex- Nice list but do yourself a favor and scratch Kolb. It is time to get and develop ayoung QB. No McNabb, Hassleback,V. Young,etc. I would rather have #4 back. The way our O-line plays, we need Vick. We do need serious secondary help, like guys that can catch. Madieu needs to take his Payton award and get out of town. We need to sign Sydney for sure, Percy is awesome when he can play, but we do need another strong WR. Send Berrian with Madieu, maybe we can trade them for a towel boy!!!
By korena hammond on Feb 7, 2011 | Reply
I know this may be a far off question, but if Brett Farve does indeed retire why can't we have him as a quarterback coach or a offensive coach? I think he would be a great asset for our team.
Korena Hammond
By TW VIKE on Feb 7, 2011 | Reply
korena- Great idea, learn from the best!!!!!!
By Frederick Jones on Feb 7, 2011 | Reply
Favre has stated many times that he is not interested in coaching right now.
By Jake on Feb 7, 2011 | Reply
what about rhett at QB? I havent seen him play…but I seen in his preseason stats he had a game with a 140+ qb rating. Is there any prospect of building him?
By zack on Feb 7, 2011 | Reply
for the second round draft pick is it only me who like rahim moore for free safty he had 10 interception last year in college and 14 overall and draft ryan mallet in the first and a soald 4th round oline
By TW VIKE on Feb 7, 2011 | Reply
Favre has not put his purple #4 in the attic yet, Fred.
By Kevin Drew on Feb 7, 2011 | Reply
Here's an idea to compromise on the 18 week issue:
-Add 2 more wildcard teams to the playoffs
-Eliminate the first round bye for the #1 and #2 teams in each conference. Now the #1 seed plays the #8, #2 plays #7, and so forth, like pretty much ALL tournaments do.
Instead of 2 extra regular season games for all teams, you get 4 extra playoff games, which, in my opinion, is more exciting.
The new playoff games get their own weekend, and so you're extending the season by 1 week instead of 2, and generating a ton of tv revenue because the playoffs are exciting. You're also preserving the health of the players on teams who do not make the playoffs.
Just a thought.
With this idea, you get
By Kevin Drew on Feb 7, 2011 | Reply
…With this idea, you get the excitement and revenue of extra games, without all the major concerns people have with the 18 week proposal. Sorry for the incomplete post.
By Sceptic Norseman on Feb 8, 2011 | Reply
With no QB, and an aging defense, have the vikings officially moved to the bottom of the division, are we the new Lions?!
By morgan on Feb 8, 2011 | Reply
I agree with Chance in that we should concentrate on Webb, don't waste a pick on a QB, draft OL and CB, make sure we sign our key free agents and cut loose a few non contributors such as BB, MW, and Tahi. Drafting a QB would be a waste, let Webb get some experience.
By Jeremy on Feb 8, 2011 | Reply
I was curious what happened to Ryan Moats. I noticed he was on the roster earlier this year. He didn't play at all that I saw. Did he get traded or go on IR or something? I was thinking we could have a potential ok blocker in the backfield w/ him.
By Jeremy on Feb 8, 2011 | Reply
I wish the Vikings coaches established a more player-flex-type of system. Case and point last year in the playoffs Favre goes down…..then what? Who is going fill his shoes? TJ wasn't near ready. They need to have players ready at all times. I do feel they may be getting better at that, however.
By VYKING on Feb 8, 2011 | Reply
please please when was the last time the viks developed a qb….the last one i think was brad johnson or culppeper,its time they put effort into thier future like other teams do and stop relying on free agents at the qb position it has not done them any good to this date!!!!!!
By VYKING on Feb 8, 2011 | Reply
keep joe webb and draft a qb and make them compete nothing like making a player work for his job!!!!!!!!
By paul on Feb 8, 2011 | Reply
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50,000+ fill Lambeau Field to honor the SUPERBOWL champs.
By chris on Feb 11, 2011 | Reply
Will the vikings get cam newton in the 12th pick
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Event ID: 3
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Keywords: Session
User: SYSTEM
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Leonard E. Miller Jr., 61, died July 8 at his home in Great Bend. Born Dec. 12, 1950 in Great Bend, he was the son of Leonard Jean and Edna (Kathman) Miller. A lifetime resident of Great Bend, he was a siding installer for Southard Corporation, worked at EQ Muffler and was a handyman for Joe Mayers.
WICHITA - John O. Dick, 71, loving husband, father, grandfather and friend, passed away on July 8. John spent his working career in the oil and gas industry, along with Boeing where he retired as a facilities engineer. He was an avid hunter, fisherman and lover of the outdoors.
KANOPOLIS - Terry Raymond Kowalsky, 69, died July 7 at his home in Kanopolis. Born Nov. 15, 1942 in Great Bend, he was the son of Leo Joseph and Hilda Margaret (Heinz) Kowalsky. He was a resident of Kanopolis since 2009, coming from Redding, Calif. where he had been a longtime resident. He operated a machine shop in Redding, Calif. and also farmed and raised cattle. He was involved in area dirt track racing in the 1960s and 1970s.
DODGE CITY – Clarence E. McConnaughy, 69, died July 9 at Trinity Manor Nursing Home in Dodge City. Born Oct. 8, 1942 in Great Bend, he was the son of Clarence E. McConnaughy Jr. and Martha (Kutnick) McConnaughy. He was a graduate of Fort Hays State University. On Oct. 14, 1961, he married Marsha Hoge in Great Bend. A resident of Dodge City since 1966 moving from Great Bend, he worked for Skaggs, George-Nielson Motors and Dodge City International.
LA CROSSE - Terra Maryha Helm, 37, died on July 8 at her home. Born March 28, 1975 in Bath, Maine, she was the daughter of Mark A. and Katherine M. (Steadman) Helm Fisher. She moved from her birthplace of Bath, Maine, at an early age. A former resident of Great Bend, Hays and Wichita, she was a resident of La Crosse since her high school graduation from La Crosse High School in 1993.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - It's been 19 years since George Brett retired, and he remains the face of the Royals.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Much has changed since the All-Stars last pulled into town in 1973. Then again, it seems like much of baseball has been turned upside down since the final out of the crazy World Series last October.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Prince Fielder made a splash at the All-Star Home Run Derby. Eight of them.
Leonard E. Miller, Jr., 61 died July 7 at his home in Great Bend. Arrangements are pending and will be announced by Bryant Funeral Home in Great Bend.
Peggy Joan Hoeme, 81, died July 9 at Great Bend Health and Rehabilitation Center. Born May 11, 1931 at Pratt, she was the daughter of Walter and Rhoda (Parr) Oller.
LARNED – , three month old, died July 5 at Pawnee Valley Community Hospital in Larned. Born March 9 in Hays she was the daughter of Shanna Renee Bowen.
LARNED – Bruce Douglas Weisensee, 61, died July 8 in Kinsley. Arrangements are pending and will be announced by Beckwith Mortuary in Larned.
BEVERLY HILLS – God bless America, and how's everybody?
Theft of a white Cadillac Seville from 1603 Morton St. in Great Bend was reported at 12:03 a.m. Saturday. At 2:53 a.m. an individual reported finding the car, which had been involved in an accident, on Railroad Ave. and U.S. 56 (Patton Road). The car had gone through the intersection westbound, missing the curve, and hitting a stop sign and a curve indicator sign.


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Category Archives: Lawyer Defence
Plain-Language Legal Resources in French Now Just a "Cliquement" Away
Did you know that every Ontario lawyer has an obligation to advise francophone clients of their linguistic rights in the justice system? It will not be long, in my estimation, before a client brings a complaint or a professional liability suit against a lawyer after defeat in a civil, family or criminal matter because the client was not fully able to express himself or herself as witnesses at trial, or on the basis that a bilingual judge or jury would have decided a case differently.
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Beware of the chain-link limitation expiry
A lawyer phoned to tell me about a limitations matter. He said that if the case was time-barred, the time expired long before the client retained him. Then he told me there was a prior lawyer. I told him to report himself to the Ontario Lawyers' Professional Insurer, LawPro, just in case. (Ouch!) Continue reading
Buttonholed by a family member?
"In times when access to justice is ever precious, isn't it great to have a lawyer in the family?"
In the May Canadian Lawyer, the Accidental Mentor helps you navigate dealing with the clients you can't completely fire.
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"Maintenant que l'accès à la justice soit si précieux, n'est-il pas terrible que notr' cousin(e) est avocat(e)?"
Dans ma colonne de mai dans Canadian Lawyer, vous trouverez des conseils au sujet de l'interaction avec les clients que vous ne pourriez vraiment pas virer.
Unbundling the civil litigation retainer
"A significant proportion of middle-income Ontarians can afford to pay for some legal services. Developing innovative programs to harness this market, whether through unbundling, legal expense insurance, or other forms of subsidized legal services, would represent an important step forward."
– Report of the Ontario Civil legal Needs Project, 2010, p. 56
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Uncharted territory, albeit well-trodden
What is your experience so far with limited scope retainers, otherwise known as "unbundling"? At the moment, Ontario lawyers appear to be slow adopters of this mode of legal service delivery, at least with that label. Fingers crossed, no one has been successfully sued or disciplined for an error or omission in an "unbundled" retainer. Look up "unbundling" in the law reports or the Law Society of Upper Canada discipline decisions and you won't find anything – yet. Continue reading
For the love of being governed, and staying that way
At least once in your career, it is helpful to reflect seriously about the place where the Law Society sends lawyers found guilty of misconduct and worthy of disbarment. Call it your general deterrence inoculation. Whatever it means to be a lawyer, this is what it means no longer to be one.
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Twenty-five years from now, historians, criminologists and other observers of criminal law in Canada may very well look back to a 2005 lecture given by Justice Michael Moldaver (now of the Supreme Court of Canada), to the Criminal Lawyers Association. Will they ask, why did we not see the symptoms of a dying branch of our profession?
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The important excerpt from the lecture, quoted at the opening of a comprehensive report by the Ontario courts on criminal procedure, pointed to a trial process spiraling out of control. He repeated his call to action in a 2006 address to the Justice Summit in Toronto. What Justice Moldaver left out of his clarion call, however, was the future of the criminal defence bar. Now is the time for a new generation lawyers to chime in. For most senior lawyers, it may be too late to make a difference. (Although at least one senior civil litigator I know has returned to law school to obtain training in criminal law.) For new lawyers, however, the call to service will come sooner than you think.


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On Feb. 21, 1989, Sylvester Lopez, who was living in a foster home in Eureka, was reported as a runaway juvenile. The EPD learned Lopez was possibly staying with friends in the Hoopa-Weitchpec area, where he was from. The Humboldt County Sheriff's Office was unable to locate him, according to an EPD press release.
In September of that year, partial skeletal remains were recovered from the Trinity River near Hoopa and turned over to the sheriff's office. While the remains were initially identified as female, a recent Humboldt County Coroner's Office examination revealed that they belonged to a young male. Modern testing methods make it easier to identify the sex of juvenile skeletal remains, according to the press release.
The skeletal remains were sent to a Department of Justice lab for testing.
The Siskiyou County Sheriff's Office had assisted EPD in obtaining DNA from Lopez's biological mother in 2008. She died of natural causes two days later. The DNA samples were sent to the DOJ lab and stored for possible matching with unidentified remains.
In April 2012, the lab notified the coroner's office of a possible match on the skeletal remains recovered in 1989. There was a positive match with Lopez's mother and a possible match with Lopez.
The case is still open, and the EPD asks anyone with information regarding Sylvester Lopez to call the Eureka Police Department at 441-4300 or the Humboldt County Coroner's Office at 445-7242.


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November 28, 2014
February 13, 2014
Since many people were stuck inside on Thursday after the area's largest snowfall this season, you wouldn't expect foot traffic around Charlottesville to be all that high.
But for some local shops, there's no business like snow business.
Para Coffee on Elliewood Avenue opened its doors Thursday. Customers said the trek through the snow was more than worth it.
"I drink a lot of coffee, so it is, but I don't know how it works for most people, but for me, definitely," UVa third-year student Oliver Cross said. "Plus, I was driving myself a little crazy just stuck in my apartment."
So instead of going stir crazy inside, people chose to venture out.
"It's so beautiful. All my roommates are still sleeping, but I decided to come get coffee and work on homework," fourth-year student Giuliana Ahlers said. "Just because classes are canceled doesn't mean work isn't still due."
In fact, a number of businesses in the university's Corner district were open, and the students were out to support them. Employees said they didn't want to let their loyal customers down.
"It's snowing so bad and we just wanted to get food and not be in our house," UVa third-year Ana Croce said.
The Corner location of Bodo's Bagels also did well after the snow.
"It's not that much effort. Bodo's is on the way. I'm about to go to the library," UVa second-year Charlie Garcia said. "It's just what UVa students do -- a normal day. I'm from Connecticut, so I guess I'm used to it."
Some decided to venture along the shoveled sidewalks, but others went so far as to shovel out their cars.
"I had to drive here and it took about 30 minutes to get the car out, so it was really bad," Croce said. "I really wanted bagels."
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Designer Vaginas For the Under 25 CrowdPosted by: Hair Styler | Posted on: July 30, 2014
Young women are constantly faced with images of the ideal body featured in pornographic images and videos. Airbrushing, waxing, plastic surgery, and makeup make body parts appear dramatically different than the ones most females are born with. This includes the vagina that has girls under the age of 25 concerned with their genital appearance, inquiring about cosmetic surgery procedures for correction. "Models in magazines have always been airbrushed to appear more perfect than they are in reality," quoted Jason Hope surgeon. "Pornography has the same effect on the female body image and each girl's unique anatomy."
Waxing, shaving, airbrushing, and bleaching to the genitals alter the way that a female thinks her body should look. Porn stars give the attention to their vagina that normal people would not, but young girls are left feeling that they are extremely abnormal. Labia minora are often asymmetrical and come in all different sizes that are unique to the individual. In addition, they can appear darker than the rest of the body depending on genetics. Images of small, perfect vaginas bring the younger crowd to seek the assistance of surgeons for labia reduction. A large labia minora can be evident in tight clothing and can cause discomfort, although often mild. Reducing or removing the labia is strictly done for cosmetic purposes because it poses not threat to a woman's health other than a possible decrease in hygiene.
Creating a designer vagina follows a generally uniform type of procedure to end in a Barbie-like appearance. Labiaplasty and a clitoral hood reduction minimize the appearance of the vagina and eliminate all uniqueness. Women also elect to have laser hair removal for a permanent smoothness with less maintenance than waxing or shaving. Clinics have seen a major increase in younger women asking for bleaching to vagina darkening that is rarely depicted in pornography.
One might wonder how men feel about this designer vagina phenomenon taking control of the way women feel about their genitals. The biggest critics are actually the females themselves feeling pressure to fit a specific mold in order to feel comfortable getting naked in front of another person. It turns out that men can go either way, with most pointing out that they prefer sex with a woman that is confident in any way she looks. The same men that feel a girl does not need to use makeup to enhance her appearance feel similarly about permanently changing the vagina.
Patients of any age that have children may feel uncomfortable with the way birth altered the appearance and tightness of their vagina. These patients often want to look and feel similar to their old selves rather than deciding on a dramatic change, such as the inner labia removal. The under 25 age group that decides to have designer vagina surgery may experience long-term problems giving birth vaginally or dealing with the way the vagina changes with time. A reality check and mental evaluation may persuade an impressionable girl against making unnecessary changes to the delicate area, however most already have their mind made up wanting perfection.
Top 5 Changes in Appearances for MenPosted by: Vanity in Men | Posted on: June 3, 2014
It is interesting how styles for men have changed in the last couple of year. It wasn't so long ago that jeans and a leather jacket made up the very epitome of men's appearance. Now things just seem to be getting more and more complicated. Guys are becoming very choosy when it comes to clothes, when it comes to hair and when it comes to their body shapes. It seems that it doesn't pay to dress like a tramp anymore. This new fashion culture is going to force some of the lazier guys out there to pull the finger out and get styling. So, what exactly are men thinking about when looking like this? We have a list of possible new trends.
Dress Culture:
Men are spending more and more time sitting and thinking about what to wear to go to certain places. Does this suit the situation? There is no such thing as black trousers and a shirt anymore. Time and place do matter. For example, take suits. Before a man put on a suit these days, he thinks about his style and his values and tries to represent them in his outfit. Sounds like hard work.
Your Style History:
Men often consider when they were born when it comes to picking a style. So for example, if a guy were born in the 70s, he would attempt to somehow mix the style from which he grew up with, with modern trends. This gives a nob that the guy is still fashionable, but also holding up the style honor of his own era. It also saves the older guy from having to know too much about modern trends if he can mix and match with those that he easily comprehends.
Being a Fashion Leader:
This can cause some interesting and quite frankly disastrous scenarios amongst men. Every guy wants to be a leader and an innovator. They want to feel as if they can start a trend which can succeed and from which he can take credit. As a result, some styles can be pretty horrible as pioneering guys being to experiment with new things.
Fashion Reason: This is a peculiar phenomenon. Some men love to break so called fashion rules which are typically a no no. Why would that be? Well, it is because if you break fashion rules in a fashionable manner, you remain fashionable. In theory, again, this leads to more disasters than successes.follow this link for more details.
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Let's face it, men hate effort. Keeping up with constant trends forever is just too high up there on the tedium ladder for most men to stomach. As a result, men try their best to buy things which can last for years and remain in fashion. Something, that has always existed but you can keep claiming is brand new and never fall out of the loop. A lazy victory perhaps!
There you go, some of the weirdest new male style attitudes. Welcome men to the age of vanity.
Vanity in Men – All Starts with the HairPosted by: Vanity in Men | Posted on: June 2, 2014
Men absolutely hate the prospect of losing their hair. Hair for the longest time has stood for what is most primal, most dominant with the sex. Hair is also a well known symbol of health and status. If you have lots of hair, clearly you must be a prime example of the species who can attract all manner of mates with your thick locks. The odd thing is that men no longer seem to care that much for the bestial aspect of their 'do.' Instead they seem to be very much caught up in the vanity of it, with hairstyles becoming newer and more varied, and in some cases, more feminine. So where is this strange trend in men's hairstyles really going?
A New Style!
Well some guys think its fun to use a pocket square with a side part. This creates a slick hairstyle which resembles a comb over This strange throwback is growing strong amongst males everywhere. Personally, I am not fussed over such things, but you know, each to their own.http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2011/jan/05/baldness-hair-transplants-gordon-ramsay has more information about vanity in men.
Another odd trend has to be the the man's undercut style which is big and yet breezy which leaves the more vain among you the ability to show off without falling foul of the hot summer weather which would melt any other hairstyle into a pulp.
Hair-loss is Fashionable
Don't stop there folks because the vanity keeps going. If you are unfortunate to be on the way to the unending darkness of hair loss, there are a number of styles which you can use to cover up the relentless march of time. This includes a wide Mohawk which when done properly cam cover up even the deepest of bald patches. With this hairstyle, you can safely remain in denial for many years to come.visit this website for more details.
Go Punk!
Another good suggestion would be spiky hair. If ever you want to turn your scalp into a death trap, you can make use of this punk inspired hairstyle for men. The best thing about such a hairstyle is that it can be worn in many different ways. You can easily has messy, crazy spikes and still get off looking great. Or it will make your short hair look more prominent so you don't always look like you are just out of the military. This type of hairstyle also works for long hair which can be spiked in many interesting and unusual ways.
Remember though, your hair does not only live on your head. There is plenty of it keen to erupt all over your face. Growing a beard is often considered by men but most just aren't sure what looks good or they are not willing to put in the time and effort to maintain it. However, there is motivation to grow a furry chin. This is because men with facial hair are often taken to be healthier and more masculine than those who are clean shaven.
There you go lads, some ideas for the vain peacocks out there who are being the beauty back to men everywhere.


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UPDATE: Tues 3:46 PM, Oct. 8, 2013
Bond has been denied for a 20-year-old Jackson County man accused killing his father, burning the body and burying the remains.
Lars Helgerson is expected to be charged with 1st degree intentional homicide, hiding a corpse, and driving a vehicle without the owners consent.
According to the criminal complaint, Lars Helgeson told authorities he killed his 57-year-old father, Brian Helgeson, because he was "imprisoning him" at the house they shared in the town of Hixton and he was "just sick of all of it."
Lars Helgerson said said he killed Brian on September 15 or September 16. Friends reported Brian missing on September 23.
Lars Helgerson is expected to be charged October 14 in Jackson County.
UPDATE: Thurs 9:33 AM, Oct. 3, 2013
BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis. (AP) -- A criminal complaint filed in Jackson County says a 20-year-old man told investigators he fatally shot his father and hid his body because his dad inflicted physical and emotional distress on him.
The complaint says Lars Helgeson told authorities he killed his 57-year-old father, Brian Helgeson, because he was "imprisoning him" at the house they shared in the town of Hixton and he was "just sick of all of it."
Helgeson is charged with first-degree intentional homicide, hiding a corpse and driving a vehicle without the owner's consent. The La Crosse Tribune says a Jackson County judge Wednesday denied bail for Helgeson.
The complaint says Helgeson followed his father outside Sept. 16 or Sept. 17, fatally shot him, then burned his body before burying it on the property. A family member reported Brian Helgeson missing Sept. 23.
UPDATE: Tues 1:57 PM, Oct. 1, 2013
New details have been released in the domestic homicide case in Jackson County, however a motive is still unknown.
According to WEAU-TV, Lars Helgeson, 20, of Hixton, told investigators he waited outside and then shot his father, Brian Helgeson, 57, four times with a .22 pistol. Lars Helgerson said it happened on either September 16 or September 17.
According to the probable cause statement, Lars Helgerson said he used a tractor and chain to drag his father, covered him with a blanket, and set it on fire. He said that he put the remains in the end loader bucket of the tractor, dug a hole with a shovel, and put the remains in it.
Helgeson also admitted to stealing an SUV that he drove around the area.
Helgerson remains behind bars in the Jackson County Jail.
UPDATE: Fri 11:09 AM, Sept. 27, 2013
A 20-year-old man is in custody in Jackson County and is expected to be charged with his father's death.
According to a news release from the Jackson County Sheriff's Department, Lars Helgerson was taken into custody on September 25 after a manhunt that involved several departments.
Investigators believe Lars Helgerson shot and killed his father, Brian, 57, and buried his body on their Town of Hixton property. A body was found on the Helgson's farm, however the sheriff's department has not yet confirmed the body is Brian Helgerson.
ORIGINAL STORY: Tue 4:20 AM, Sept 24, 2013
A search continues in south central Wisconsin for a 20-year-old man who is considered armed and dangerous.
According to WEAU-TV, Lars Helgeson is considered to be a person of interest in the disappearance of his father, Brian Helgerson, 57. Brian Helgerson has not been seen in over a week.
On Monday, a family member went to the Helgersons home to check on Brian. She said no one came to the door when she knocked. Through a window she could see someone crouching down as if they did not want to be seen. The woman left and contacted authorities.
When deputies arrived they found no one inside the home.
According to the Jackson County Sheriff's Department, Lars Helgeson may be driving a stolen 1980 Chevy Suburban with plate 589-DEW. That vehicle is brown.
If you have any information about this case, you're asked to call the Jackson County Sheriff's Office at (715) 284-5357.
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Parrado's story illustrates the human capacity to overcome despair and achieve the impossible
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Parrado is a survivor of the infamous 1972 plane crash of the Uruguayan rugby team in the Andes Mountains. The plane was carrying the team to a match in Chile when the pilot lost his course and slammed into the Andes' snowy and desolate peaks at 14,000 feet. The crash was followed by 72 long days marked by freezing temperatures, death, an avalanche, more death, and starvation before the survivors were rescued – a saga that Parrado unfolded before a rapt audience in Symphony Hall.
"It is a miracle. I shouldn't be here," Parrado stated matter-of-factly at the start of his talk. "I will put images, thoughts, and feelings in your mind that will allow you to think in a different way, and understand how far a human being has to go to survive."
Using photographs from the 1972 journey, as well as more recent National Geographic and History Channel video footage and images, Parrado relayed the story upon which Piers Paul Read's 1974 book "Alive: The Story of the Andes Survivors," and the 1993 movie "Alive," in which Parrado was portrayed by Ethan Hawke, are based.
Parrado had invited his mother and sister on the trip. When the plane crashed, he sustained a head injury and was in a coma for four days. He awoke to the grim reality that he was in a plane wreck, he had lost his mother and some of his friends, and his sister was on the brink of death. He held her in his arms as she died.
Following the crash, which had snapped the wings and tail off the fuselage, the team worked together to seal off the fuselage to prevent freezing to death, and waited in vain for rescue crews. On the 10th day, they heard over their small transistor radio that the search had been called off.
"They condemned us to die," recalled Parrado, who was 21 at the time of the crash and described the gripping dearth of food and water – "the thirst is as horrible as in the Sahara desert" – and how they developed painful blisters and sores on their lips and mouths from eating snow. He recalled sub-zero temperatures and the way the men huddled together and breathed on each other as the only source of warmth. They made a pact to give their bodies to be eaten if they perished in order to help others survive.
"You only have one option, and it's very hard to understand that decision," said Parrado, alluding to the survivors' consumption of the crash victims' flesh. "That was the only option. Humans get used to horrific things."
Ultimately, looking around and seeing that they were all dying, Parrado and two other survivors cobbled together makeshift and inadequate climbing gear and set out to find rescue. One of the three men had to turn back, but Parrado and teammate Roberto Canessa hiked a staggering 10 ½ days in the Andes looking for help. They finally spotted a man on horseback across a river, with whom they communicated by throwing a stone wrapped in paper, which initiated the eventual rescue.
In the end, 16 people survived the ordeal, and 29 had died.
"I wake up every day and live in the present," Parrado said of his philosophy since the crash. "Enjoy the ride. Enjoy your life. And don't lose your connection to that, because nobody knows what's going to happen tomorrow."
Parrado said he has not been haunted by the crash. In fact, he and the other survivors have gone on to build successful careers and lives, and Parrado described his success as a businessman and a life blessed with his beloved wife and children.
"Of the 16 survivors that are alive, we are now 140. We have gotten married, had children and grandchildren," he said. "So it's a story of life."
Following his speech, Parrado received a standing ovation. The audience was invited to submit questions for a Q&A session moderated by Phil Redo, managing director of WGBH Radio, during which Parrado fielded philosophical questions with honesty and depth. Asked whether he would delete this episode from his life if he could, Parrado had this reflection: "If you delete the bad things of your past, you will also delete the present. That other life does not exist."
He was asked about survival skills, why bad things happen to good people, and whether his memories of the tragedy 40 years ago recede as time goes by.
"Feelings fade and memories fade, but the love of your friends and family are still there," he explained. "But there is no suffering. You cannot suffer your whole life – it's not worth it."
At the start of the evening, Parrado paid tribute to the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing, and again at the close of his speech he said the Marathon attack illustrates life's unpredictability and apparent injustice sometimes.
"Nobody knows what is going to happen tomorrow. Love your life," Parrado signed off at the close of the evening.
Parrado's talk concluded the 2012-2013 season of Lesley's Boston Speakers Series. During an introduction at the start of the evening, Lesley University President Joseph B. Moore reflected on the season's seven diverse and fascinating speakers, who delivered riveting and timely talks, whether it was Erskine Bowles discussing economic reform as the country went off the "fiscal cliff," or President Bill Clinton speaking in October on the night of the first presidential debate.
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Did you ever work with a contractor who only wants to get your job done as fast as possible? He races through the job, rushing each decision and barking, "Just tell me what you want, and I'll do it!" I know that you will be living with any changes for many years, and I will try my best to evaluate your goals and advise you how to best reach them. I will focus on hearing what you want and helping you to find the least expensive and most attractive solutions to your needs. We will work as quickly as possible to give you the best outcome.
Focus on Your Project:
We are a small firm that tries to concentrate on one project at a time. This means that I and my crew will strive to be on your job Monday through Friday from start until finish. If we need to schedule work at another site, we try to do that while subcontractors are working on your project. I will always be available to answer your questions and concerns.
Pay Attention to the Details:
It's the small things that add the wow factor to any room. Many architectural features and finish items bring a gorgeous look or better function without adding much to cost. Some of our favorite examples include indoor/outdoor rooms, arched entryways (both exterior and interior), arched doors, decorative etched glass, bullnose (rounded) drywall corners, self-closing cabinet drawers, LED recessed lights and dimmer switches, epoxy grout to prevent mold, shower enclosures recessed into tile (no hardware!), and built-in niches and storage space.
Encourage Green Construction Practices:
Wherever possible, we encourage systems and products that protect our environment and save you money on your utility bills. Click on our blog to find information on these and other greener solutions, add your ideas and ask questions:
- Rainwater recovery systems
- Hot water pipe insulation
- Tankless water heaters
- Radiant barrier roof sheeting
- Energy efficient lighting
- Hot water recirculating systems
Guarantee your satisfaction:
Our customers are happy! We always aim to exceed your expectations. Our customers are surprised to find that their remodeling project is a fun and satisfying process. Most of our business is by referral and word of mouth. We really want you to enjoy watching the progress and love the finished product. We guarantee all of our work for a period of one year. Though call backs are rare, we are anxious to address any concerns you might have at any time.
Special LED retrofit offer! Click on our blog for information on LED lighting.
The latest eco-friendly LED retrofits for your recessed light fixtures will save you money every month. They save an average of 60 Watts per fixture, while delivering the same warm quality light of your incandescent fixtures. LED bulb life is 33,000 hours. You may never need to change your bulb again! Scott Jennings Construction, Inc. is currently offering to retrofit your recessed lights for a very low price. You sacrifice nothing in quality or appearance, and you will save money every month on your electric bill.