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Will Sammy have a follower again?Posted by on September 20, 2015 – 9:55 am
Last week Sammy Watkins had Colts top cornerback Vontae Davis follow him all over the field. The result was just three targets and no receptions. Now facing New England today there's a good chance Watkins could have another follower on each and every one of his routes.
In Week 1 New England had top corner Malcolm Butler follow Pittsburgh top wideout Antonio Brown all over the field. The results weren't exactly great for the Patriots corner. Brown had nine catches for 133 yards and a touchdown. So employing that strategy may not be the best approach as New England sees it. That being said the Patriots typically try to take the best weapon of an opponent out of the game.
"One of the things that's interesting is when you go back and look at New England over the years each one of their teams takes on a certain personality year to year and you're never quite sure what that's going to be week to week within that season," said offensive coordinator Greg Roman. "So really I think you get a really good picture of the personnel and the possibilities that can take place, but you've got to go out and play what's out there. You just don't know, so if you don't know, why guess?"
Butler could follow Watkins and they could roll safety help over the top, but many expect New England to try to shut down the run game first and force Tyrod Taylor to make plays.
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Greg Roman, Malcolm Butler, Sammy Watkins
Posted in Inside the Bills
Which DL will be on the move this week?Posted by on September 20, 2015 – 9:06 am
In Week 1 Bills Pro Bowl DT Kyle Williams was moved around to a number of different alignments pre-snap from one series to the next and in some cases one play to the next. It was all designed to create confusion for the opposing offensive line. Williams anticipates much of the same this week, but will it be him who is on the move?
"We're going to line up all over the place," said Williams. "I'm going to line up all over the place, Mario, Jerry, everybody's going to line up all over the place. It's something you have to get comfortable with, we've tried to get comfortable with it in in OTAs and training camp. The more comfortable we get with it, the more uncomfortable they're going to be.
"You can tell what the confusion and disguise can do to an offense. Whether we're blitzing four or more, or whether we're just bringing four and we're giving that look—it's a good thing for us to be able to do,especially against elite quarterbacks. You have to be able to throw wrinkles at them to confuse them. You can't just line up and say, 'hey, this is what we're going to do.' They'll find the weakness in it."
With Marcell Dareus back in the lineup this week, the variations of looks figure to be even more numerous this week.
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Kyle Williams
Posted in Inside the Bills
Pats OC on progress of rookie O-linemenPosted by on September 19, 2015 – 4:10 pm
In Week 1 due to injuries, the Patriots had to use up to three rookie offensive linemen from guard to guard. Rookie C David Andrews will definitely be starting, and now with G Ryan Wendell out Shaq Mason is likely to start as well. Fellow rookie G Tre' Jackson played a few series last week as well. Offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels spoke about the progress of his three rookie linemen heading into Week 2 against Buffalo.
McDaniels admits that their communication will be challenged with the noise level anticipated in Ralph Wilson Stadium, the team's first road game of the season.
"Each experience is a good one for them because they are learning and growing from it," said McDaniels. "There are going to be mistakes and those mistakes can be great learning experiences for them, and hopefully we make progress and improve each week or each practice as we go forward. The communication aspect of playing in Buffalo is certainly a challenge. We know that, and we're going to try to prepare the best we can and have confidence in all of those guys that they are going to be able to go out there and play together, communicate and hopefully execute their assignments the way that we need them to.
"There will be a lot of challenges in this game – a lot of different scheme challenges, a lot of personnel challenges. They've got great players, they've got a great defensive system, great coaching staff and the crowd is going to be great as well. It always is. Like I said, it's an exciting week for us, and we're going to have to do a good job of being prepared and going up there and trying to do the best we can at executing our jobs and our game plan."
Tags: Bills-Patriots
Posted in Inside the Bills
Belichick breaks down Rex's unique looksPosted by on September 19, 2015 – 2:16 pm
In one of his press conferences this week, Patriots head coach Bill Belichick outlined how some of Rex Ryan's exotic looks put a defensive lineman in a weak safety role on a certain play. Belichick was then asked for clarification and gave an interesting breakdown of how Ryan's varied looks created identification problems for opposing offenses.
"Sometimes they line their linebackers up in the line of scrimmage and back defensive linemen off the ball, so they're kind of at a linebacker depth – four to five yards off the ball," said Belichick of the Bills 'D'. "Then they move from there. Sometimes they move back up. Sometimes they wait until the ball is snapped and run whatever stunt they have called. Normally if you're an offensive lineman, you're blocking a defensive lineman, but when the defensive lineman is standing behind a linebacker or behind another defensive lineman your rule now changes a little bit.
"You can't let the linebacker go and go block the defensive lineman so you've got to take the guy in front of you and now the defensive lineman ends up again really as a linebacker or depending on the look, he could technically be a weak safety or a strong safety based on how you ID the defense – things like that. It's just ways that Coach Ryan uses to try to confuse the offense and try to change the protection or the identification of the defensive personnel. Is a tackle a tackle or is he an X and an O? And then you get mismatches. So, things like that."
Tags: Bill Belichick, Bills-Patriots, Rex Ryan
Posted in Inside the Bills
How Brady & Co. are preparing for RWS noisePosted by on September 18, 2015 – 3:28 pm
The Bills fans brought it big time in the season opener against the Colts. Veteran players affirmed that it was one of the loudest on field atmospheres they can remember. With the rival Patriots coming to town the decibel level is expected to climb even higher this Sunday. So what is the Patriots offense doing to prepare for the likelihood of having to operate with non-verbal communication?
Tom Brady was asked if the Patriots are capable of duplicating the Ralph Wilson Stadium atmosphere in practice.
"Yeah, you can try," he said. "Unless you've been there, you really don't quite know how it's going to be. I think you expect the worst and you expect the loudest, and I think that's what we practice when we're out there. I mean, you really can't hear anything when Coach [Belichick] turns those speakers up.
"He tries to make it harder for us in practice than it is in the game, and not being able to really hear anything just requires a lot of non-verbal communication and everyone being on the same page – knowing your calls, knowing your assignments, being able to know the things that we're doing really well so you can go out and play confidently and aggressively – because if you don't play that way, then you get really defensive as an offense. I think the Colts, they got pushed around, and when you get pushed around by a team like this, they really feed off of that."
Tags: Bills-Patriots, crowd noise, Tom Brady
Posted in Inside the Bills
Fan Friday 9-18Posted by on September 18, 2015 – 11:26 am
The Bills are 1-0 with a pretty important early season matchup with the Patriots up next. Be loud Bills fans! Here is this week's edition of your questions from email at email@example.com and on Twitter at @ChrisBrownBills.
1 – Hey Chris thanks for all the hard work you put in!
Are the Bills keeping three QB's because of the chance a running QB (Taylor) is likely to be injured?
Danny in Scottsdale, AZ
CB: I think the Bills intended to keep three quarterbacks from the very beginning. The performance of all three in the preseason I believe cemented their spots on the 53-man squad. Cassel's value is in his experience and Manuel's play in the preseason convinced the offensive staff that he's on the right track with his progress as a young signal caller. Taylor obviously won the job.
2 – How will the contract extension for Marcell play into our ability to re-sign some of the other Bills on contract years? Including the usage of a franchise tag do you see the Bills being able to retain Glenn, Bradham, and Gilmore as a big three? Do you think that leaves enough for McKelvin( is he on a final year?) and Harvin?
CB: The Bills bought themselves some time with Stephon Gilmore by picking up his fifth-year option, so he's not up until after the 2016 season. Nigel Bradham and Cordy Glenn are the other big names that are coming due after the 2015 campaign.
The good thing that the Bills did was spread out Dareus' guaranteed money over the first two years with singing and option bonuses in addition to his guaranteed base salary. The deal is relatively cap friendly until the last two years when his base salary balloons to more than $12M.
Bradham and Glenn are the two that figure to be addressed. The linebacker would be much easier to sign than the left tackle, knowing the market rate for left tackles is far higher than at LB. Knowing how thin the Bills are depth-wise at both positions it's going to be interesting to see how the decision making plays out with those two players.
The good news is the salary cap continues to go up and up and up, and with the revenues projected where they are for NFL clubs this year the cap is expected to take another sizable jump this offseason. That makes re-signing players like Bradham, Gilmore and Glenn more realistic.
Leodis McKelvin signed a four-year extension that runs through 2016.
3 – Hey Chris,
With the extension of Dareus, Could you give bills fans an update on how long we will have our d line for?
Danny in Scottsdale
CB: The contracts of Kyle and Mario Williams are the ones set to expire first following the 2017 season. Jerry Hughes' deal runs out in 2020 and Dareus is after the 2021 season. Now we all know circumstances crop up at other positions that can necessitate some difficult decisions at defensive line, so to assume that the line will be together for another four seasons might be foolhardy. I do think it's safe to say we'll see the group together through at least 2016.
4 – Hello Chris,
As always, thank you for providing the fans this opportunity. With our limited exposure to Ronald Darby, we don't really get to see his progression. I understand the need for him to struggle and that the preseason is a good place to throw him to the wolves. I am curious how much he has progressed since he came in? Does he learn quickly from his mistakes? Any information would be helpful.
Thank you!
CB: I will let defensive coordinator Dennis Thurman, a former NFL cornerback himself, handle this one. Here's what he said this week about Darby's progress.
"He continues to work on his craft, he's a very talented young man. We believe the sky is the limit for him, we expect him to play well," said Thurman. "If he's out there we're expecting him to play well. We don't look for him to play like a rookie. We know at times that he may get himself in trouble but if he's focused on what his assignments are we feel like he's talented enough to get the job done."
5 – Chris,
Why do the Bills make comments about the Pats? All that does is fuel the fire. Every time they talk smack they get beat down.
CB: I think we all know that Rex Ryan has a track record of not being afraid to say what he believes. Coach-speak doesn't really exist for Ryan and that filters down to his players, who he encourages to speak their mind and say what they believe. I don't think there has been anything this week other than players speaking confidently and believing that they can beat New England. That's a healthy and necessary mindset to have going into a game against an opponent of this caliber.
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Dennis Thurman, Fan Friday, Leodis McKelvin, Marcell Dareus, QB competition, Ronald Darby, Salary cap
Posted in Inside the Bills
DT, OL still nicked for PatriotsPosted by on September 17, 2015 – 4:48 pm
The New England Patriots could be without one of their rotational defensive tackles and a starting offensive lineman on Sunday.
For the second straight day DT Dominique Easley did not practice due to a hip injury. Easley is starting DT Alan Branch's backup.
Also starting RG Ryan Wendell was limited again on Thursday with an illness. He did not play in Week 1, which forced some shuffling on New England's offensive line last week. It forced the Patriots to put two rookies on the offensive line, starting C David Andrews and LG Shaq Mason.
|Participation Wednesday
|Participation Thursday
|Dominique Easley
|Ryan Wendell
|Travis Cadet
|Trey Flowers
|Tavon Wilson
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Patriots injury report
Posted in Inside the Bills
Youngsters on Pats OL doing extra prepPosted by on September 17, 2015 – 4:34 pm
There's a very good chance that the New England Patriots will need to start a pair of rookie offensive linemen Sunday against the Bills. With starting C Bryan Stork placed on I-R/Des. to Return and starting guard Ryan Wendell recovering from an illness, New England may have to start rookie G Shaq Mason alongside rookie center David Andrews as they did in Week 1. That could spell trouble for Tom Brady when it comes to inside pass pressure knowing Buffalo's boasts a pair of Pro Bowl DTs in Kyle Williams and Marcell Dareus.
Patriots QB Tom Brady said the offensive linemen have been prepping overtime with blitz pickups and pass protection in general.
"It's challenging, and we've been preparing," said Brady. "We've done blitz pickup probably more than any other team in football since the spring started, especially with some young players in there up front, so just to have a lot of work that we've kind of put in the bank and know that you've got to trust the guys next to you that when you make a call, you know, we're going against probably the best D-line in football.
"These guys are phenomenal all the way across the board, so it puts a lot of pressure on the offense to communicate well, trust each other, and then when that breaks down I throw it as quick as I can. I don't want to be the one holding the ball all day and see if they can get home because you know they can."
At the same time he's been impressed with his new man in the pivot, Andrews.
"I think Dave [Andrews] has done a great job," said Brady. "He's got an opportunity, and he's really taken advantage of it. I'm really impressed by the way that he's come to work and the challenge that he … He played at a big time college, so he's been in front of a lot of crowds in a good conference. So, he's just stepped in, and to start undrafted and to be a starting center last week, and then moving forward in the season we'll see what happens, but he's done a great job, and I think he's obviously gained the trust of his coaches and teammates, which is ultimately what you're trying to do as a pro athlete."
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Kyle Williams, Marcell Dareus, Tom Brady
Posted in Inside the Bills
Rich Gannon on Tyrod Taylor's Week 1 playPosted by on September 17, 2015 – 2:40 pm
CBS color commentator Rich Gannon will be broadcasting Sunday's game between the Bills and Patriots with play-by-play man Kevin Harlan. Gannon was impressed with how calm and cool Tyrod Taylor was in running Buffalo's offense last week.
"He really came out and handled himself well," said Gannon of Taylor. "He controlled his emotions. Most importantly he took care of the football. And they really limited his exposure. He didn't throw the ball very much. And the key to it is keeping his throws under 25. They want to be able to run the football. That's why Rex went out and hired Greg Roman as his offensive coordinator. He's an offensive coordinator, play caller, who's committed to running the football."
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Rich Gannon, Tyrod Taylor
Posted in Inside the Bills
Harvin has seen Patriots week Rex beforePosted by on September 17, 2015 – 12:56 pm
Bills head coach Rex Ryan gets pumped up for just about any game on the regular season schedule, but he has been pretty honest that it's the Patriots he wants to beat most of all. Ryan's demeanor morphs and changes through the course of the week leading up to the game. WR Percy Harvin, who spent half a season with Ryan last year with the Jets, described what happens.
"He gets a little kick to his step as you can tell by his interviews," said Harvin. "He's just a confident coach. He doesn't back down from any challenge. He accepts it. He's just like a player. He looks forward to playing against the best guys and I'm pretty sure he looks forward to measuring himself against Coach Belichick."
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Percy Harvin, Rex Ryan
Posted in Inside the Bills
Pats recognize offensive mindset of Bills 'D'Posted by on September 17, 2015 – 10:13 am
Bills head coach Rex Ryan is known as an aggressive defensive play caller. He and defensive coordinator Dennis Thurman aren't shy about throwing caution to the wind with the way they call games. The Patriots know that all too well. In fact they had an interesting description for Ryan's defensive philosophy.
"He's a great coach," said Tom Brady of Ryan. "I think he just does a good job keeping offenses off balance. He's obviously got a good blitz package. I think what you saw last week against the Colts was kind of vintage Rex Ryan, and along with those great players that he's got, I think they just, they take such an offensive mentality to their defense. And they put a lot of pressure on opposing offenses, and wherever they feel like they've got you stressed, I think they smell blood in the water and they keep going after it.
"You know, it took the Colts a long time to get going. Hopefully, we can get out to a good, fast start and play well and try to get those guys on their heels a little bit. But it's tough to do because, like I said, they're really well prepared. They've got some really talented players, and they always play well at home. I think every time that we play them there, it feels like it's always down to the minute."
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Rex Ryan, Tom Brady
Posted in Inside the Bills
Report: Pats trade for Houston WRPosted by on September 16, 2015 – 6:17 pm
The New England Patriots receiving corps has been a bit of a revolving door this preseason and the turnstile may be rolling again. There are multiple reports that the Patriots have acquired Houston WR Keshawn Martin.
Martin, a receiver and kick returner, will be only the fifth wideout on New England's current roster after they cut Chris Harper earlier this week. Veteran Brandon LaFell is on Reserve/PUP and won't be back until Week 7 at the earliest.
Martin should transition quickly to New England's playbook, knowing his head coach in Houston, Bill O'Brien, is a former offensive coordinator of the Patriots under Belichick.
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Keshawn Martin
Posted in Inside the Bills
Patriots injury reportPosted by on September 16, 2015 – 4:43 pm
The Patriots are a relatively healthy group heading into their Week 2 matchup with the Bills, but despite getting an extra three days of rest having played last Thursday, there were still a couple of players that couldn't participate fully in practice Wednesday. Here's a look at the Pats injury report.
If Ryan Wendell is unable to play Sunday, New England will again be forced to start a pair of rookies on their offensive line at center and guard.
|Participation Wednesday
|Dominique Easley
|Ryan Wendell
|Travaris Cadet
|Trey Flowers
|Tavon Wilson
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Patriots injury report
Posted in Inside the Bills
Belichick: Bills fans will quiet if we do wellPosted by on September 15, 2015 – 4:15 pm
Patriots head coach Bill Belichick prepares his teams for anything. Chief among them is the crowd noise for road games. Bills fans were extraordinarily loud last week in the win over the Colts. But Belichick is not concerned about the crowd noise. In fact he believes as long as they move the ball and have a lead Bills fans will quiet down.
"We always expect crowd noise on the road," Belichick said. "It's something we're ready for every week if we play away games. I'm sure it will be loud there. It's loud everywhere. It's a lot louder when you're not doing well. If you're moving the ball and getting first downs and gaining yards that tends to quiet it, and when you're ahead that quiets it, too. It will be as loud as we allow it to be."
Take it for what its worth Bills fans.
Tags: Bill Belichick, Bills fans, Bills-Patriots
Posted in Inside the Bills
Kyle: Good week to get Marcell backPosted by on September 15, 2015 – 1:46 pm
Any week would be a good week to get a Pro Bowl caliber defensive tackle back on the field, but when you're facing a divisional opponent with a high-powered offense, the return of Marcell Dareus means all the more.
Dareus' linemate Kyle Williams was pretty pumped to have the big fella back in the lineup this week to face New England.
"It's great to have a really good player back with us," said Williams. "He helps us even more, and we're excited to have him back. It couldn't come at a better time."
"He's a 100-million dollar man and we expect a lot from him and he understands that," said Aaron Williams. "He knows his role and his responsibility and he's also one of our leaders so he understands all that."
Tags: Aaron Williams, Bills-Patriots, Kyle Williams, Marcell Dareus
Posted in Inside the Bills
Report: Pats trying out WR Terrelle PryorPosted by on September 15, 2015 – 12:04 pm
The Patriots are always tweaking their roster week to week and this week is no different for New England.
With Brandon LaFell on PUP the Patriots receiving corps (not counting TEs Ron Gronkowski and Scott Chandler) is lacking for height with Danny Amendola and Julian Edelman the starters. ProFootballTalk is reporting that the Patriots are trying out QB turned WR Terrelle Pryor today.
Per source, Terrelle Pryor worked out for the Patriots on Monday. No signing is imminent.
— ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) September 15, 2015
Pryor was last with the Browns, who cut him in their roster reduction to 53. He told Cleveland.com that the club's decision to release him would prove to be a mistake by the Browns.
Even if New England signs Pryor this week, it's unlikely that he would suit up and play Sunday against the Bills.
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Terrelle Pryor
Posted in Inside the Bills
Aaron: When it's New England it's personalPosted by on September 15, 2015 – 11:45 am
It's New England week for the Bills and while the opponent alone is enough to put Bills fans in a froth leading up to Sunday, there are players in the locker room who harbor just as many personal feelings as those who root for the team.
"I don't like New England, so yeah it's definitely personal for me," said Williams. "That's just the way I feel. They're a great football team. Don't get that twisted at all. That's why they're the four-time NFL champs."
When asked what he doesn't like about New England, Williams talked about the Patriots' attitude
"Just the way they carry themselves on the field and stuff," said Williams. "All the stuff that has happened to me in the past with some of the players has definitely gone through the roof for me. That's a reason it's personal for me and they're our rival. It's the history. So it's not just personal. It's the Buffalo Bills history."
Tags: Aaron Williams, Bills-Patriots
Posted in Inside the Bills
Looks like Bills will see Brady in Week 2Posted by on September 3, 2015 – 10:32 am
After more than seven months of legal wrangling New England QB Tom Brady has won in the arbitration case with the NFL regarding his four-game suspension for Brady's perceived role in the Patriots' Deflategate scandal stemming from the AFC Championship game. That means the Bills will see the perennial All-Pro quarterback in Week 2 at Ralph Wilson Stadium.
Judge Berman in New York nullified the league's four-game suspension of Brady allowing the quarterback to play immediately in Week 1 next week against the Steelers. Here is the key wording of the ruling.
Based upon the foregoing and the applicable legal authorities, the Court hereby denies the Management Council's motion to confirm the award and grants the Player Association's motion to vacate the Award, thereby vacating the four-game suspension of Tom Brady, effective immediately.
The league is expected to appeal the case in New York's second circuit, and fighting for a stay on the ruling is another option for the NFL, but at this point it seems unlikely that Brady will be kept off the field for the start of the 2015 regular season.
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Tom Brady
Posted in Inside the Bills
Bills aware of Pats blocked kick tallyPosted by on December 28, 2014 – 10:39 am
It's all over their special teams game film so it's not difficult to see how the Patriots special teams units have been pretty effective when it comes to blocking kicks. Last week was the latest example.
New England's Vince Wilfork, blocked a potential go-ahead 52-yard field goal attempt by the Jets' Nick Folk. The block maintained the Patriots' one-point lead (17-16), which wound up being the final score. They also had a block against the Dolphins. All told New England has four blocked field goals and one blocked punt on the season.
Bills head coach Doug Marrone said it's not hard to see what makes them effective.
"They've always done an outstanding job of having those core players," Marrone said. "Matthew Slater is an example. He's been to four Pro Bowls and he's going again this year. All you have to do is turn on the film. High level players that play extremely well and play extremely hard and are very, very sound. I think they've always done a good job with those core players and they've always been at the top of their game from a special teams standpoint."
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Doug Marrone
Posted in Inside the Bills
Marrone on matching Patriots consistencyPosted by on December 28, 2014 – 9:32 am
The Patriots are known as one of the most efficient and consistent clubs in the league. They don't make many mistakes and rarely beat themselves, especially at home where they have won 16 straight. Bills head coach Doug Marrone in his weekly Coffee with the Coach segment presented by Tim Horton's laid out his approach with the players on how to match the efficiency of the Pats without getting too tight or worried about making a mistake.
Add in the additional issue of putting their dashed playoff goals behind them to play this game and Marrone knows it will be no easy task.
"I think it is a challenge," he said. "We all have to understand that and how we feel, the level of disappointment and we have to brush that off and get ourselves ready to go and win a football game, which I think is extremely important. It's a game and we're competitors by nature and go out there and beat a team that we haven't beaten that much and two has been a dominant team in the AFC, and get ourselves to go win up there which we haven't done in a long time."
As for getting his players mentally prepared to play sound football from start to finish, without being worried about messing up, Marrone said it was addressed.
"We talked to them about that. They're well aware of that," he said. "We focus on ourselves and what we have to do to get it done from the standpoint of what's necessary to win. They've done a good job with that for most of the year and we'll go up there and go play.
"What we need to do is play at our best in all three phases. So if we can go back and challenge ourselves of how we played throughout the year and take our best game that we played as an individual and play with that type of efficiency we'll give ourselves a chance to win."
Tags: Bills-Patriots, Doug Marrone
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15. Con Man (2015–2016)
12 min | Comedy
Wray Nerely is a struggling actor who starred as a spaceship pilot on Spectrum, a cult classic science fiction series. He navigates the odd people and incidents he encounters along the way while learning to love the fans he has.
Stars: Alan Tudyk, Nathan Fillion, Mindy Sterling, Casper Van Dien
Votes: 1,054
16. The Eric Andre Show (2012– )
11 min | Comedy, Talk-Show
The Eric Andre Show is a late night talk show, with an alternate reality.
Stars: Eric André, Hannibal Buress, Tom Ato, Early McCalister
Votes: 3,179
17. We Bare Bears (2014– )
TV-Y7 | 30 min | Animation, Comedy, Family
Three bear brothers do whatever they can to be a part of human society by doing what everyone around them does.
Stars: Demetri Martin, Eric Edelstein, Bobby Moynihan, Keith Ferguson
Votes: 3,239
18. Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! (2015 TV Movie)
TV-14 | 93 min | Horror, Sci-Fi
A monstrous tornado unleashes ravenous sharks from Washington, D.C., all the way down to Orlando, Florida.
Director: Anthony C. Ferrante | Stars: Ian Ziering, Tara Reid, Cassandra Scerbo, Frankie Muniz
Votes: 7,335
19. Moms' Night Out (2014)
PG | 98 min | Comedy
Hardworking mom Allyson has a crazy night out with her friends, while their husbands watch their children.
Directors: Andrew Erwin, Jon Erwin | Stars: Sarah Drew, Sean Astin, Patricia Heaton, Trace Adkins
Votes: 10,593 | Gross: $10.43M
20. The Fall Guy (1981–1986)
60 min | Action, Adventure
The adventures of a film stunt performer who moonlights as a bounty hunter when movie work is slow.
Stars: Lee Majors, Douglas Barr, Heather Thomas, Markie Post
Votes: 4,028
21. Jimmy Kimmel Live! (2003– )
TV-14 | 60 min | Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
Jimmy Kimmel interviews celebrities.
Stars: Jimmy Kimmel, Cleto Escobedo III, Dicky Barrett, Guillermo Rodriguez
Votes: 8,769
22. The Apprentice (2004– )
TV-PG | 60 min | Game-Show, Reality-TV
A reality-tv based show in which contestants compete for a job as an apprentice to billionaire American Donald Trump.
Stars: Donald Trump, Ivanka Trump, George Ross, Robin Himmler
Votes: 6,096
23. Sonny with a Chance (2009–2011)
TV-G | 23 min | Comedy, Family, Romance
Sonny, a talented Midwestern girl, has won a nationwide talent search to move to Los Angeles and star in a popular television series. Sonny's home and work life is documented along with her adjustment to life in the spotlight.
Stars: Demi Lovato, Tiffany Thornton, Sterling Knight, Brandon Mychal Smith
Votes: 7,748
24. Home & Family (2012– )
120 min | Talk-Show
Show will focus on home improvements, crafts, parenting tips, and lifestyle, health and fitness enhancements.
Stars: Mark Steines, Cristina Ferrare, Debbie Matenopoulos, Kym Douglas
Votes: 124
25. Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (1968–2001)
TV-Y | 30 min | Family, Fantasy, Music
Fred Rogers explores various topics for young viewers through presentations and music both in his world and in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe.
Stars: Fred Rogers, Betty Aberlin, David Newell, Joe Negri
Votes: 3,039
26. Avengers Grimm (2015)
Not Rated | 86 min | Action, Adventure, Fantasy
When Rumpelstiltskin destroys the Magic Mirror and escapes to the modern world, the four princesses of "Once Upon a Time"-Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, and Rapunzel-are sucked ... See full summary »
Director: Jeremy M. Inman | Stars: Casper Van Dien, Lauren Parkinson, Lou Ferrigno, Milynn Sarley
Votes: 1,563
27. The Scorpion King 4: Quest for Power (2015 Video)
PG-13 | 105 min | Action, Adventure, Fantasy
When he is betrayed by a trusted friend, Mathayus must marshal all his strength and cunning to outwit a formidable opponent who will stop at nothing to unlock a supreme ancient power.
Director: Mike Elliott | Stars: Victor Webster, Ellen Hollman, Will Kemp, Barry Bostwick
Votes: 1,568
28. Pumping Iron (1977)
PG | 85 min | Documentary, Sport
From Gold's Gym in Venice Beach California to the showdown in Pretoria, amateur and professional bodybuilders prepare for the 1975 Mr. Olympia and Mr. Universe contests in this ... See full summary »
Directors: George Butler, Robert Fiore | Stars: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Lou Ferrigno, Matty Ferrigno, Victoria Ferrigno
Votes: 16,040
29. This Is It (2009)
PG | 111 min | Documentary, Music
A compilation of interviews, rehearsals and backstage footage of Michael Jackson as he prepared for his series of sold-out shows in London.
Director: Kenny Ortega | Stars: Michael Jackson, Alex Al, Alexandra Apjarova, Nick Bass
Votes: 33,323 | Gross: $71.84M
30. The Man Show (1999–2014)
TV-MA | 30 min | Comedy, Talk-Show
A prank, talk show aimed at men.
Stars: Adam Carolla, Jimmy Kimmel, Angelique Gorges, Vanessa Kay
Votes: 2,499
31. The Price Is Right (1972– )
TV-G | 60 min | Family, Game-Show
Contestants guess the prices of featured products in order to win them.
Stars: Bob Barker, Janice Pennington, Dian Parkinson, Holly Hallstrom
Votes: 2,391
32. Entertainment Tonight (1981– )
30 min | News
"Entertainment Tonight" is the #1 syndicated entertainment newsmagazine in the world. Launched in 1981, ET is anchored by Mary Hart and Bob Goen. Primary substitute anchors are Jann Carl ... See full summary »
Stars: Nancy O'Dell, Mark Steines, Kevin Frazier, Mary Hart
Votes: 1,446
33. Living Single (1993–1998)
30 min | Comedy
Follows the lives of several single male and female roommates and friends in 1990s Brooklyn, New York.
Stars: Queen Latifah, Kim Coles, Erika Alexander, John Henton
Votes: 2,747
34. The Hollywood Squares (1965–1980)
TV-PG | 30 min | Comedy, Family, Game-Show
Contestants guess the correctness of celebrities' answers in order to win spaces in a tic-tac-toe game.
Stars: Kenny Williams, Peter Marshall, Cliff Arquette, Wally Cox
Votes: 515
35. Fox and Friends (1998– )
180 min | News, Talk-Show
A morning news show that includes interviews, features and banter among the hosts.
Stars: Steve Doocy, Brian Kilmeade, Ainsley Earhardt, Maria Molina
Votes: 721
36. Generation Iron (2013)
PG-13 | 106 min | Documentary, Drama, Sport
A documentary that follows top bodybuilders as they train to compete in the Mr. Olympia competition.
Director: Vlad Yudin | Stars: Mickey Rourke, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Michael Jai White, Lou Ferrigno
Votes: 5,691 | Gross: $0.85M
37. Attack of the Show! (2005–2013)
60 min | News
There's the inside track, and then there are those who pave the inside track. Attack of the Show gets you inside, underneath, around, and behind the newest tech, the hottest games, the ... See full summary »
Stars: Kevin Pereira, Olivia Munn, Candace Bailey, Zach Selwyn
Votes: 1,997
38. Matt Houston (1982–1985)
90 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery
Matt Houston is a wealthy Texan who moves to California to oversee his family's offshore drilling enterprises but spends most of his time dabbling in his private investigator hobby.
Stars: Lee Horsley, Pamela Hensley, Lincoln Kilpatrick, Cis Rundle
Votes: 646
39. Smosh (2006– )
Comedy, Fantasy, Sci-Fi
Two hilarious guys put on different sketch comedy performances for the masses to enjoy.
Stars: Ian Hecox, Anthony Padilla, Ethan Ireland, Lee Eisenhower
Votes: 2,054
40. Hercules (1983)
PG | 98 min | Adventure, Fantasy
The story of the Greek mythological figure, updated in this 80's version.
Director: Luigi Cozzi | Stars: Lou Ferrigno, Brad Harris, Sybil Danning, Rossana Podestà
Votes: 2,455
41. Svengoolie (1995– )
120 min | Comedy, Horror, Sci-Fi
An anthology of horror movies, named for its host, who introduces each movie, provides background info on the movie, and performs skits and jokes during intermissions.
Stars: Rich Koz, Trace Beaulieu, Kasia Januszewski, Frank Conniff
Votes: 226
42. Lego Marvel's Avengers (2016 Video Game)
E10+ | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi
Follows the storyline of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the Avengers fighting to protect Earth from their enemies, who are bent on world domination. This is the second LEGO video game in the Marvel Superheroes franchise.
Director: Arthur Parsons | Stars: Charles Adler, Hayley Atwell, Laura Bailey, Ogie Banks
Votes: 219
43. Family Feud (1976–1985)
TV-G | 30 min | Game-Show
Two families compete by trying to outguess the opponents about survey results.
Stars: Richard Dawson, Gene Wood, Laurie Walters, Bernie Kopell
Votes: 1,193
44. The Incredible Hulk (1996–1998)
TV-Y7 | 20 min | Animation, Action, Adventure
A nuclear scientist is afflicted with the tendency to change into a powerful green monster under stress.
Stars: Lou Ferrigno, Neal McDonough, John Vernon, Mark Hamill
Votes: 1,843
45. The New Mike Hammer (1984–1989)
60 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery
The cases of Mickey Spillane's classic private eye character.
Stars: Stacy Keach, Lindsay Bloom, Don Stroud, Kent Williams
Votes: 636
46. Black Scorpion (2001– )
Action, Crime, Drama
The City of Angels is falling apart, and crime pervades the city to the core. The mayor is corrupt, the police are inept, the city needs a figure to take control of the situation. Then in ... See full summary »
Stars: Michelle Lintel, Scott Valentine, BT, Enya Flack
Votes: 270
47. The Incredible Hulk Returns (1988 TV Movie)
Not Rated | 100 min | Action, Adventure, Drama
It's been two years since the Hulk has surfaced, and Dr David Bruce Banner is on the verge of curing himself of the Hulk. A device he helped create, the Gamma Transponder, will rid him of ... See full summary »
Directors: Nicholas Corea, Bill Bixby | Stars: Bill Bixby, Lou Ferrigno, Jack Colvin, Lee Purcell
Votes: 2,033
48. Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? (1991–1996)
TV-G | 30 min | Family, Game-Show, Music
Contestants pursue the international thief as junior detectives who must answer questions about geography.
Stars: Greg Lee, Lynne Thigpen, Rockapella, Sean Altman
Votes: 1,035
49. The Adventures of Hercules II (1985)
PG | 88 min | Adventure, Fantasy
Hercules searches for the Seven Thunderbolts of Zeus, which have been stolen by renegade gods.
Director: Luigi Cozzi | Stars: Lou Ferrigno, Milly Carlucci, Sonia Viviani, William Berger
Votes: 694
50. Michael Jackson: Liberian Girl (1989 Video)
4 min | Short, Comedy, Music
Michael Jackson's "Liberian Girl" music video featuring Jackson's popular friends waiting for him to show up on set.
Director: James Yukich | Stars: Michael Jackson, Bubbles, Emily Dreyfuss, Debbie Gibson
Votes: 433

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iPhones in India, Reliance plans to offer the iPhones starting November
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in India.
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that both iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c will be available in more than a
dozen countries from November 1 which will also include India.
the new iPhones will also be available starting November 1 in countries
like Albania, Armenia, Bahrain, Colombia, El Salvador, Guam, Guatemala,
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and UAE.
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BEREA, Ohio -- Barkevious Mingo came on to the NFL scene barking loud.
The rookie outside linebacker from LSU had sacks in his first three NFL games, something that hadn't been done in the NFL since 2004.
What was more impressive was that Mingo missed a good portion of the preseason with a bruised lung suffered Aug. 15 against the Lions. He missed the season opener against the Dolphins but made his NFL debut against the Ravens. On his first NFL play, Mingo zipped around the left end of the Ravens line and sacked Joe Flacco. He followed that with sacks in the next two games against the Vikings and the Bengals. He then went without a sack for three games until sacking Alex Smith of the Chiefs on Oct. 27.
Since three sacks in three games, Mingo has just one sack in his last six games. Mingo still is second in the NFL among rookies with four sacks, behind only to the Patriots' defensive lineman Chris Jones, who has five.
Mingo was asked if he feels he's on pace to accomplish his personal goals.
"Personal goals for me are to win," he said. "That's the only goal I have. Personally, I'm just trying to get better every week."
Defensive coordinator Ray Horton said a few weeks ago that he expects Mingo and his defense to be playing some of their best football by Thanksgiving.
"We put a lot on the young man," Horton said. "He's playing different positions for us. I'm happy with him. I'm throwing a lot more at him this week also, to be accountable. We talk about, in this business after Week 10 or 11, it's an extended season for rookies because they play, typically 11, 12, maybe 13 now, and we're at that point with preseason.
"So it's a big factor for us to gauge him, how he's doing, the workload, home life, and all that stuff this last push of the season," he said. "He's doing everything we want. I expect a lot from him and I'm challenging him off the field, meaning extra stuff, the studying and do more for us, but we're pleased with where he's at."
Last week against the Bengals, Mingo was credited with just one assisted tackle from the coaches review. He was beaten by Giovani Bernard on a pass from Mohamed Sanu for 25 yards and he missed a block along with Eric Martin that allowed the Bengals Jayson DiManche to block Spencer Lanning's punt that resulted in a touchdown.
"I didn't do my job on that play," he said.
Mingo was asked if he's hit the 'proverbial' rookie wall.
"I'm still grinding and going and trying to win games."
D'Qwell Jackson said that all rookies go through slumps.
"We've all been through it," Jackson said. "He is a guy that is not fazed by anything and you can win with that. You have to have a short memory and he did. He finished the game off and he played well. Just some things are going to happen, but he has been awesome for us."
Mingo said he knew it wasn't going to be as easy as it seemed to be in his first three NFL games.
"This is the NFL and I'm going up against tackles that are at the top of the league," he said. "I'm going up against guys that are as good or close to Joe Thomas. It's not going to be easy, they're not going to make it easy. They're not going to let me hit the quarterback because they don't get paid to let that happen. It's a different challenge every week and I have to be on my 'A' game every week."
Mingo said he's seeing different things every week.
"Different teams have done different things," he said. "Some teams have double-teamed me, others have chip (blocked) me."
Mingo (6-4, 240) has been learning to play against the run and feels he's improving. Earlier in the season, he lost contain and C.J. Spiller broke a 54-yard touchdown run.
"It's going good," he said. "My job is to keep contain and not let guys get edges and no outside runs."
In addition to the four sacks, Mingo has 25 tackles and four passes broken up.
MIngo has been able to rely on his blazing speed and quickness in the early going, but he knows he will need more moves as times goes on.
"You go with your fastball," he said. "You might want to work on something else but at the end of the day, you go with what you know."
Thomas goes up against Mingo in practice and sees his development.
"I'm not worried about that at all," Thomas said. "If you want to survive in this league as a pass rusher, you've got to have at least two or three moves because just about every offensive tackle in the league can block one or two. The guys that survive in this league for a long time, they've got more than one move and it's unpredictable."
Mingo said he is watching Paul Kruger and picking up tips on moves.
"I don't know what you call it but it's the coolest thing I've ever seen and it works," Mingo said. "It works for him, so I try my best to see if I can do it sometimes in practice against the offense. I don't really know how you say what it is. It's just a natural movement and it works."
Mingo was asked if he's happy with his rookie season.
"We'll find out at the end of the season when we look back on it," he said. "Personally, I'm trying to get better every week. What happens, happens."
Getting After Big Ben: The Browns know that in order to shut down the Steelers, the defense will have to slow down QB Ben Roethlisberger. Horton was asked about the challenge of not only getting to Roethlisberger, but getting him to the ground.
"Getting to him? I would say getting to him is probably the first step," Horton said. "Getting him down is something totally different. I think I saw a quote somewhere about Fran Tarkenton, saying that Fran Tarkenton was the best (most elusive) quarterback or something like that recently. It was odd, because I was just thinking about Ben, watching tape. There's different style of quarterbacks. I can't go back to Y.A. Tittle and some of those other quarterbacks, but as far as the most elusive quarterback, I don't know if there's a better one.
"Fran was different because he could scramble and run around, but Fran didn't take a hit and shake hits like Ben does," he said. "I don't think there's been a quarterback in the league that has taken unabated shots and shrugged guys off, more big plays, than Ben in the history of the league. Now, Fran would run, Roger Staubach would run, but they were different types of quarterbacks. Ben's probably the biggest, strongest, most mobile quarterback. I tell people, I told our players, he was a shortstop in baseball; you'd think he would be a pitcher. He was a point guard in basketball; you'd think he would be the center. And he punts left-footed. So this guy is the most athletic guy that we'll face, meaning total package of completeness."
Horton said his plan of attack will be the same.
"That's what we do," he said. "We mix things up. We rush four, we rush three sometimes, we rush two sometimes and we rush the whole house. So, we won't change anything. We just have to understand it's just not the Cleveland Browns, it's every single team in this league has a problem getting this guy on the ground because he's so big, so strong, so athletic, and most of his big plays come after contact on him. It's just something you're conscious of, and aware of, but most guys are I think shocked by this guy's strength and athletic ability."
Roethlisberger has been most effective when running the 'no huddle' offense and Chudzinski expects to see that Sunday.
"Ben has done that a lot and we've prepared for it and expect to see it Sunday."
Special LaBeau: Ray Horton spoke about the relationship he's had with Steeler's defensive coordinator Dick LaBeau going back to when he entered the NFL as a player.
"I was drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals and he was my defensive backfield coach, developed into my defensive coordinator, and then I've coached with him, or under him, for quite a while," Horton said. "For me, I would say it's more of a personal than a professional relationship. I think when you have a mentor like that, it is that way, it goes beyond football. I carry some of the life lessons I've learned from him into my life and instilled into my children and my coaching career. Probably everything that I am, he's a big reason why."
Horton admitted that LaBeau influenced his coaching style.
"Personally, I thought I would be a coach in college (as a college player), but upon meeting Coach LeBeau, I knew how I wanted to be a coach, and what style of coaching, how I wanted to treat players," he said. "I always wanted to be a coach, but he was a role model for me of how to coach."
Dealing with No Running Game: Offensive coordinator Norv Turner has a history of great running backs. He coached Emmitt Smith, Ricky Williams and LaDainian Tomlinson when they won the NFL rushing titles. It was thought that former Browns RB Trent Richardson might find that elite status when Turner arrived this year, but Richardson was quickly traded to the Colts after just two games and he has floundered in Indianapolis.
Meanwhile, the Browns have used a committee of running backs with RB Willis McGahee, RB Chris Ogbonnaya, RB Fozzy Whittaker among others. McGahee is averaging just 2.6 yards per carry and the offense is at 3.8. Runs by WR Travis Benjamin (45), DB Josh Aubrey (34) and WR Josh Gordon (22) have helped the average.
"I've not been in this situation a lot," Turner said. I think our guys, I think our coaches, our offensive players, I think they're all managing the situation the best we can. Like I say, we have been effective in the run game in spots. We've been effective in the run game and our best games, obviously late in the game. I think we're trying to use it to keep as much balance as we can."
Besides trading away Richardson, the Browns waived RB Bobby Rainey, who is now the feature back with Tampa Bay. He rushed for 163 yards last week with three touchdowns.
Tank's Up: If LB Craig Robertson might miss Sunday's game with a knee sprain. He didn't participate in practice for most of the week. If he can't play, LB Tank Carder will replace him. Carder said he's anxious for the opportunity.
"Hat's off to Craig," Carder said. "He's a (heckuva) football player, but I think I can play. I think I'm a decent player. Hopefully, there'll be no drop off at all and I can cover those guys on the Steeleers."
Carder (6-2, 235) has primarily been a special team player, but had seven tackles last week when Robertson was injured. Carder backs up both Robertson and D'Qwell Jackson at inside linebacker.
"That's my role," Carder said. "I'm a full-phase special teams guy."But if I do get in defensively, I feel comfortable with what the coaches are asking me to do. I'll just go out there and do my job."
Horton is confident in Carder.
"I go back to my first interview with you guys, talking about depth," Horton said. "I do not care who's in the game. They're all accountable. I am as comfortable with Tank as I was Craig, Mingo, whether it's (Ahtyba) Rubin in the game, whether it's Billy Winn, I believe in our players that they will be accountable and do the job to the best of their ability."
Carder was Mountain West Conference Defensive Player of the Year twice in college and was the Rose Bowl MVP in 2011 while playing for Texas Christian.
"We expect him to do well," Chudzinski said. "A couple of those guys have gotten a lot of reps this week."
Robertson Doubtful, Gray Out: TE MarQueis Gray (hamstring) was ruled out and LB Craig Robertson (knee) was listed as doubtful. Neither practiced this week,although Chudzinski said that Robertson is "improving" DL Armonty Bryant (back) is questionable. OL Mitchell Schwartz (toe), RB Willis McGahee (knee), P Spenner Lanning (left knee), RB Fozzy Whittaker (ankle), OL Jason Pinkston (ankle) and LB Paul Kruger (finger) are all probable. For the Steelers: DE Brett Keisel (foot), S Shamarko Thomas (ankle) and LB LaMarr Woodley (calf) did not practice Thursday and their status for Friday wasn't available as of yet.
Looking for Three: The Browns have not defeated all three AFC North division rivals in one season since 1999. They have a chance Sunday as they've already beaten the Bengals (Sept. 29, 17-6) and Ravens (Nov.3, 24-18) at home this season. Currently, the Browns are 2-2 in the AFC North this season.
No Modell: Former Browns owner Art Modell was not among the top 25 finalists for the 2014 Pro Football Hall of Fame. Modell had been in the top 25 on several occasions, including last season.


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Advocates for an African American Museum in Charleston have worked for years on what its focus should be and how it should present that important part of South Carolina's history.
It would reflect poorly on the whole state if those efforts were scuttled because a short-sighted Legislature fails to provide adequate financial support for the effort. Unfortunately, that's how things are looking right now. Fortunately, the budgeting process is just beginning.
Planners of the International African American Museum to be near the South Carolina Aquarium have asked the state for $25 million of the $75 million price tag - $12.5 million in the coming year and another $12.5 million the following year.
A subcommittee of the House of Representatives instead allocated only $250,000 - almost as if to demean the project.
Rep. Jim Merrill, R-Charleston, mentioned in an interview with Schuyler Kropf the irony of seeking support when "the NAACP insists on this silly little boycott" over the Confederate battle flag being flown on Statehouse grounds. Legislators can think what they want to about the boycott and the NAACP. But those thoughts should not diminish the significant role that South Carolina played in African American history - and the role that African Americans played in the history South Carolina and beyond.
Indeed, Wilbur Johnson, chairman of the museum's board, said potential donors around the state and the country do not consider the boycott a factor in their decision.
Records indicate that 40 percent of all enslaved Africans who came to North America entered through the port of Charleston. The state should do its part to tell that story. The pittance that has been budgeted, however, suggests that some legislators don't regard that chapter in its history as sufficiently important for their support. Surely, that's not the case.
Just last month the state projected an additional $108 million in revenue to be budgeted. Allocating some of that extra reveneu to the International African American Museum makes economic sense as well. Charleston Mayor Joe Riley said the museum is expected to bring in $30 million in tourism dollars a year locally and more statewide.
And only in Charleston would such a museum have the advantage of multiple related sites that illustrate African American history - like Middleton Place, McLeod Plantation, the Aiken-Rhett House, Boone Hall and the old Slave Mart.
Further, solid support from the state can encourage other donors to step up. A reluctant Legislature could discourage private fund-raising.
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Viewing old family photos brings up nostalgic memories. Whether it's a wedding, a picnic in the park or goofing around at home, it's important to preserve those family moments.
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People catch the genealogy bug in many ways. For MyHeritage member Chris King (in Georgia, US), it was because of the Girl Scouts.
My daughter, Caitlin, was in Girl Scouts and had to do a family tree of three-to-four generations. I always wanted to know more about where my family was from, but had never thought about doing a family tree. I helped her with the project and together we went back several more generations.
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Fathers are monumental figures in our lives and are known for giving great advice. The 17th-century poet George Herbert said that "one father is more than 100 schoolmasters."
Father's Day is a celebration honoring dads, granddads and paternal bonds, and in honor of the day we want to know how your dad made an impact on your life by participating in our competition (see details below.)
The day has American roots and was founded in Spokane, Washington by Sonora Smart Dodd.
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We recently experienced a milestone on the MyHeritage Facebook page, and reached over 100,000 fans.
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Together, the two photos show family history coming alive in the present, and is a great way to link memories from our childhood to adulthood.
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The greatest love story is not from the movies or a book, but our own lives! MyHeritage would like to hear your personal and family tales of romance.
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Take it from a writer: The more you write, the easier it becomes. Why not keep a journal or diary?
Journals and diaries are excellent resources for family history research.
Don't you wish your ancestors had recorded their daily lives and thoughts in a format that has come down to you as a treasured keepsake through the centuries?
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Many of our most special memories come from spending time with our families over the holidays.
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Do you have a photo of your grandfather playing with a toy car, or your great-grandmother wearing a brooch that has now been lost? What if you could recreate those items?
As genealogists, we're always fascinated when we discover artifacts that belonged to our ancestors, whether it is the actual heirloom, or an image of it.
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This sweet-tasting poison is unfortunately appealing to animals and consumption of a very small amount can lead to rapid kidney failure and death within a very short period of time.
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