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I can't remember Belicheck being arrogant. If anything, the guy is stoic and keeps to himself and doesn't really boast much.This is the prick who is arrogant, not Belicheck.
Honestly, i'm fine with it. Dude is pissed off and i can respect that much better than i can seeing players laughing and joking after a loss. Sometimes, i think we as fans care more than they do.
Their success certainly has gone to their heads and eaten away at their character. Brady deliberately tried to spike a Ravens' player that game. His wife whines and throws his teammates under the bus. Welker's wife goes all trailer trash on Lewis. Gronk talks about **CENSORED**ing Tebow to take his virginity. Just not really much class up there these days. I think they have grown accustomed to being on to and now they just feel entitled to it.
So while all you Pats fans feel entitled to gloat about your dynasty, many of the rest of us will continue to feel entitled to call you arrogant pricks.
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We displayed our 45 BN at our County Fair last week, in honor of My Mom and Dad.
To my Suprise we receive this.
Best Of Show 2009
Not why we display , but, Nice suprise just the same. First time they have done this since they opened up an antique tractor display 5 years ago, we have displayed since 2005
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Congratulations, you did a beautiful job of restoring. Dan
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Nice exhaust lift also. It's amazing that they worked as well as they did.
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Excellent! Beautiful job on it..
My cousin just up the road from you has his father in laws BN, he said it never had brakes so the girls would use a building or a tree to stop it. If I recall he has the same lift setup.
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Congratulations Phil. Only trophy I have ever received was for ugliest tractor/owner.
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Hey is that the one that had the tranny noise??? Congrats on the award!!! Looks great!!!!Kevin [you deserve the award big time,How's the M coming??] Missed you at the cubfest in June too!!!
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Yes that is the one you drove at SCRAP with the tranny noise.
After investigation the slide rail bolt worked loose and was grinding on the gear. put a new bolt in tightened the others and bent the keeper steel over.
quite tranny now
Thanks maybe we will see you at SCRAP.
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Congratulations!! Very nice tractor too.
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With the quality of your work, it should not be a surprise at all. Well done.
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Congratulations, Phil and very nice job.
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My dad had a B-N . I remember him Plowing , cultivating, and dragging the field with it. I remember as a kid ,when he cranked it over
and it woke me up, I knew it was going to be a day of work. Mostly in the spring we would have to go and pick rocks out of the just plowed field. The frost
Pushes the rocks up each year. (Michigan) After plowing he would hook up the trailer to it and we would throw rocks ( BIG ROCKS) on the trailer. Then we would take them out and throw them on the rock pile. What a job that was .
By the way, that is the most beautiful BN I have seen .
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A well deserved congratulations on a nice tractor. The exhause lifts did kind of sort of worked. I used one on an A. The fact that they wern't the best is possibly why not too many survived. It's nice to see everything on the tractor. Again, good work. Vern
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Just a few hours
before the puck drops on the most compelling contest in all of sports. This year, at long last, we have a fixed
bracket, making things much easier on those of us obsessed with fantasy
contests. Be sure to get in on the
action at NHL.com with your bracket selections.
Here are mine:
Cup Finals:
St. Louis Blues over Boston Bruins.
Despite entering the
playoffs on a 6-game losing streak, my faith in St. Louis has not wavered from
the start of the season when I projected them to hoist their first ever
Cup. If they can get healthy, no other
team can roll 4 lines up front and 3 pair on defense like the Blues. I was torn over the Boston/Pittsburgh
selection, but goaltending has to favor the Bruins.
MVP: Alex Steen. Steen finally emerged as an NHL star this
season, leading his squad in goals and assists, despite missing several weeks
of action. He will be clutch.
Pittsburgh / Columbus
Fleury will be fine
in this one. Which is all anyone needs
to hear. A Pittsburgh loss would rival
the '93 Islander upset.
Penguins in 5.
Boston / Detroit
Just keeping the
playoff streak alive should satisfy Wings fans.
They certainly won't like what they get in Round 1, as they will be
completely outclassed by the Bruins.
Bruins in a clean sweep
Tampa Bay / Montreal
Coin flip on this
one. Let the goaltending decide it. With Bishop uncertain and Price in top form…
Canadiens in 6.
NY Rangers / Philadelphia
Another coin
toss. The Rangers just seem pieced
together wrong, while the Flyers have the 2nd best player in the league on
their side.
Flyers in 7.
Colorado / Minnesota
If you're looking
for an upset in Round 1, it has to be here.
The Wild are better built for the playoffs than Roy's surprising Avs
squad. If only the Wild had healthy
goaltending, they could have challenged St. Louis to come out of the West.
Wild in 6.
St. Louis / Chicago
Tough road for the
Hawks to repeat in the West. Toughest
fight comes first, which they will lose.
Blues in 5.
Anaheim / Dallas
Biggest no-brainer
on this side of the bracket. Ducks
should roll here.
Ducks in 5.
San Jose / LA
Wish I didn't have
to stay past midnight for the next two weeks, but I can't miss what should be
the best series of round 1. When the
teams are even, look to the net. It
doesn't get better than Jonathan Quick.
Kings in 6.
Posted: 2/4/2014
Just a couple games
left before we break for Sochi. Here are
a handful of potential free agents to consider before shutting down until
Gustav Nyquist (DET)
While Detroit has
struggled to find their way through key injuries, Nyquist has stepped it
up. He has 8 goals in his last 8 games,
along with 4 assists during that stretch.
His ice time has steadily climbed, as he has become the go-to guy for
the Wings.
Antoine Vermette (PHO)
It's tough to get
too excited about Vermette. In 9 NHL
seasons, he has rarely emerged as a viable fantasy option. However, it's tough to ignore what's going on
this season in Phoenix. Vermette has
topped 20 goals already, and has contributed 8 tallies in the last 9 games.
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U.S. Sen. Scott Brown, a Republican, was defeated Tuesday by first time candidate Elizabeth Warren, a Democrat.
Warren will take office as the state's junior senator in January.
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In his concession speech on Tuesday night, Brown told his supporters that "defeat is only temporary."
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Nelson D. Schwartz has covered the economy and economics for the business section of The New York Times since August 2012.
His articles have included a look at how the rise in Social Security taxes has affected low-income workers, the increasingly prominent role played by internal referrals in landing a job, and regular coverage of the latest data on unemployment and economic growth.
He is interested in how broader economic shifts play out on a human level, as well as the changing landscape for housing, manufacturing and employment in the United States.
Before moving to the economics beat, Mr. Schwartz covered Wall Street, banking, and finance for two and a half years, and also served as European economics correspondent in Paris from 2008 to 2010. He joined the Times as a Sunday Business feature writer in June 2007.
From 1997 to 2007, Mr. Schwartz was a senior writer for Fortune, where he reported from New York and more than a dozen foreign countries, including Russia, Britain, Iraq, Libya, Kuwait, Argentina and Brazil. He received an honorable mention from the Overseas Press Club in 2006 for his interview with Hugo Chávez and his portrait of Venezuela's oil industry in Fortune.
He began his career in the Washington bureau of The Baltimore Sun, and also worked for Smart Money magazine in New York covering personal finance. A keen bird watcher, he has made time for bird watching during reporting trips in Iraq and Kuwait, as well as South America.
A 1995 graduate of the University of Chicago, where he studied Russian and American history, Mr. Schwartz grew up in Scarsdale, N.Y. He lives on the Upper East Side of Manhattan with his wife, Annalise Carol.
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The Commerce Department said the economy grew at a 4.2 percent rate, but businesses still seem to be benefiting more than consumers.
August 29, 2014, Friday
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Demand Up, U.S. Economy Shows Gains
New data suggests an increased demand by businesses for manufactured goods in July, as well as rising consumer confidence.
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Dollar General offered to buy Family Dollar Stores for $8.9 billion, hoping to break up its fellow deep-discount retailer Family Tree's agreed-upon $8.5 billion merger with Family Dollar.
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Forgoing Wall Street flash, Morgan Stanley's chief executive is finding safer ways for the firm to make money.
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June 3, 2014, Tuesday
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Belichek, Coughlin and Shanahan all say hi.
Quote from: Legend on March 22, 2013, 08:44:58 PMCool story bro, felt like I was there.I wish you were babe.
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Klaipeda, or Memel, in Lithuania is situated at the mouth of the Curonian Lagoon where it flows into the Baltic Sea. During World War II, the city was captured by the Soviet Red Army. Unlike the rest of East Prussia, the Memel Territory was not considered part of the Soviet occupation zone, and was incorporated into the Lithuanian SSR. The city began to develop cultural activities in the 1970s and 1980s, such as the introduction of the Sea Festival cultural tradition.
The following Shore Excursions are available for this port on this cruise, and may be reserved beginning 240 days before the cruise begins for guests receiving Concierge amenities, and 180 days before the cruise begins for all other guests. Guests receiving Concierge amenities will receive a 5% discount off of the prices shown below for Regent Choice tours.
Klaipeda's world of fairy tales and legends awaits your arrival during this scenic visit to the Black Shore, and a stop at Witches Hill.
Depart the pier for the brief drive through Klaipeda, then a 5-minute journey by ferry across the Curonian lagoon to the Curonian Spit, which captivates visitors with its unique natural beauty. From here, you will proceed to the Black Shore, or Juodkrante, the oldest fishing village on the Curonian Spit. Now a resort, it still retains its Old World charm. Upon arrival, you will see Amber Bay, a 19th-century amber-mining site, along with the quay of the lagoon, which is adorned by modern sculptures. You will also view the traditional fishermen's houses decorated with ornaments.
The highlight of your visit to Juodkrante is Witches Hill, which features 80 sculptures carved from oak along the edge of a forest path. Here, you will observe the giant Neringa and Egle, the queen of grass-snakes, a dragon slain by the prince, the thunder, poacher and many witches performing their devilry. You will also hear some of the stories and legends related to them, and understand why Lithuania is renowned as Europe's last pagan state.
Next, a visit will be made at the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Situated opposite the church is a gallery of weather vanes, in a separate building that will also be visited. In the 19th century, weather vanes were used as a special marking system on the top of the flat fishing boats, or kurenas. Later, weather vanes became particularly colorful and artistic symbols of the Curonian Spit.
Your tour concludes with a drive to the sea. A short stop will be made at the long honey colored shores which have been awarded the Blue Flag and are considered one of the best beaches of the Baltic Sea.
Please note: This tour involves a significant amount of moderate to strenuous walking. The Hill of Witches requires navigating an uphill dirt track through a dense forest. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests or those with mobility concerns. Guests should be in good physical condition. Weather appropriate clothing; suncap; sunglasses; insect repellant; a bottle of water from the ship; and flat, athletic or hiking shoes with a non-slip sole are recommended. At the conclusion of your guided tour, you may opt to rejoin your coach and proceed directly back to the pier and ship, or remain a bit longer in the Old Town of Klaipeda, and find your own way back to the ship.
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Free Unlimited Shore Excursions are for full fare guests only, capacity controlled and subject to availability. Requested excursions may not be available at time of booking. Supplement will apply on Regent Choice excursions (indicated by the above) and excludes Private Arrangements and all Adventures Ashore programs. In order to ensure quality guides and sufficient transportation, we must provide the tour operator with passenger counts at least 36 hours in advance. Therefore no refunds will be given within 36 hours of tour departure for cancellations or no-shows. Please pay special attention to scheduling and tour lengths when booking your shore excursions. In many cases, it is not possible to participate in more than one tour per day in a given port. Tour Departure times are subject to change so please reference your actual tour ticket for the correct departure time. Tours operate rain or shine. Minor children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a an adult parent or guardian on all shore excursions. Tours require minimum participation levels to operate so please sign up as early as possible. Tours may be cancelled if minimum participation levels are not met. Prices, Itineraries and General Information shore excursion prices are subject to change to meet unexpected cost increases or currency fluctuations. Please consult the Destination Services Desk onboard for information. During local or national holidays, access to certain facilities (such as museums or archaeological sites) may be limited or denied. In such instances, adjustments will be made to minimize inconvenience to guests. Some tours have limited availability. Tours are generally available for reserving 180 days prior to the beginning of a cruise. Please sign up early to avoid disappointment. Regent Seven Seas Cruises reserves the right to require guests to complete a liability waiver for select shore excursions. For more information, please visit the Destination Services Desk onboard.
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Gay marriage proposals backed by Brighton and Hove council
7:51am Friday 15th June 2012 in News
Gay marriage proposals have been unanimously backed by politicians in Brighton and Hove.
The Government's Equalities Office began a 12-week consultation in April and it closed yesterday.
A letter on behalf of all 54 Brighton and Hove city councillors has been sent to Whitehall supporting plans to let people "convert" current civil partnerships into civil marriage.
It also includes allowing same sex couples to have a civil marriage in register offices or other approved premises.
However, under Government plans there will be no change to religious marriages.
Council leader Jason Kitcat said: "On behalf of our city's large LGBT community I hope this will deliver much needed change while allowing existing faiths and traditions to continue unaffected."


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Sheriff says former LA cop Dorner was hiding across street from command post during manhunt
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (AP) -- Fugitive ex-cop Christopher Dorner hid in a mountain condominium as a door-to-door manhunt took place outside and, after he finally made his break, apparently killed himself with a gunshot wound to the head amid a fierce gunbattle with police.
Dorner is believed to have entered the condo through an unlocked door sometime Feb. 7, soon after he arrived in the area of Big Bear Lake after killing three people. He then locked the door and stayed hunkered down for six days until the condo's owners came to clean it, San Bernardino County Sheriff John McMahon told reporters Friday.
Soon after he arrived in the mountain resort area 80 miles east of Los Angeles, deputies knocked on the door but left when they found the door locked and no sign of a break-in, McMahon said.
"Our deputy knocked on that door and did not get an answer, and in hindsight it's probably a good thing that he did not answer based on his actions before and after that event," the sheriff said of Dorner.
When the owners arrived, he tied them up and fled in their car, leading to a chase, a shootout that killed a sheriff's deputy and, ultimately, Dorner, who died in a cabin where he barricaded himself for his last stand.
Jesse Jackson Jr., wife to plead guilty; $750K from campaign allegedly spent on personal items
WASHINGTON (AP) -- In a spectacular fall from political prominence, former U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. and his wife agreed Friday to plead guilty to federal charges growing out of what prosecutors said was a scheme to use $750,000 in campaign funds for lavish personal expenses, including a $43,000 gold watch and furs.
Federal prosecutors filed one charge of conspiracy against the former Chicago congressman and charged his ex-alderman wife, Sandra, with one count of filing false joint federal income tax returns for the years 2006 through 2011 that knowingly understated the income the couple received. Both agreed to plead guilty in deals with federal prosecutors.
Both face maximum penalties of several years in prison; he also faces hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines and forfeitures. But the government did not immediately release the text of its plea agreements. Such agreements almost invariably call for prosecutors to recommend sentences below the maximum.
The son of a famed civil rights leader, Jackson, a Democrat, entered Congress in 1995 and resigned last November. Sandi, as she's known, was a Chicago alderman, but resigned last month amid the federal investigation.
Jackson used campaign money to buy such things as a $43,350 on a gold-plated, men's Rolex watch and $9,587.64 on children's furniture, according to court papers filed in the case. His wife spent $5,150 on fur capes and parkas, the document said.
Facebook, home of 'The Hacker's Way,' gets hacked; none of users' personal data compromised
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Facebook is getting an unwelcome look at the shady side of the hacking culture that CEO Mark Zuckerberg celebrates.
Intruders recently infiltrated the systems running the world's largest online social network but did not steal any sensitive information about Facebook's more than 1 billion users, according to a blog posting Friday by the company's security team.
The unsettling revelation is the latest breach to expose the digital cracks in a society and an economy that is storing an ever-growing volume of personal and business data online.
The news didn't seem to faze investors. Facebook Inc.'s stock dipped 10 cents to $28.22 in Friday's extended trading.
The main building at Facebook's Menlo Park, Calif., headquarters lists its address as 1 Hacker Way. From there, Facebook serves as the gatekeeper for billions of potentially embarrassing photos and messages that get posted each month.
Incoming space rocks just hours apart point up danger to Earth; 'It's a shooting gallery'
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) -- A space rock even bigger than the meteor that exploded like an atom bomb over Russia could drop out of the sky unannounced at any time and wreak havoc on a city. And Hollywood to the contrary, there isn't much the world's scientists and generals can do about it.
But some former astronauts want to give the world a fighting chance.
They're hopeful Friday's cosmic coincidence -- Earth's close brush with a 150-foot asteroid, hours after the 49-foot meteor struck in Russia -- will draw attention to the dangers lurking in outer space and lead to action, such as better detection and tracking of asteroids.
"After today, a lot of people will be paying attention," said Rusty Schweickart, who flew on Apollo 9 in 1969, helped establish the planet-protecting B612 Foundation and has been warning NASA for years to put more muscle and money into a heightened asteroid alert.
Earth is menaced all the time by meteors, which are chunks of asteroids or comets that enter Earth's atmosphere. But many if not most of them are simply too small to detect from afar with the tools now available to astronomers.
Meteor explodes over Russia's Ural Mountains; 1,100 injured as shock wave blasts out windows
MOSCOW (AP) -- With a blinding flash and a booming shock wave, a meteor blazed across the western Siberian sky Friday and exploded with the force of 20 atomic bombs, injuring more than 1,000 people as it blasted out windows and spread panic in a city of 1 million.
While NASA estimated the meteor was only about the size of a bus and weighed an estimated 7,000 tons, the fireball it produced was dramatic. Video shot by startled residents of the city of Chelyabinsk showed its streaming contrails as it arced toward the horizon just after sunrise, looking like something from a world-ending science-fiction movie.
The largest recorded meteor strike in more than a century occurred hours before a 150-foot asteroid passed within about 17,000 miles (28,000 kilometers) of Earth. The European Space Agency said its experts had determined there was no connection between the asteroid and the Russian meteor -- just cosmic coincidence.
The meteor above western Siberia entered the Earth's atmosphere about 9:20 a.m. local time (10:20 p.m. EST Thursday) at a hypersonic speed of at least 33,000 mph (54,000 kph) and shattered into pieces about 30-50 kilometers (18 to 32 miles) high, the Russian Academy of Sciences said. NASA estimated its speed at about 40,000 mph, said it exploded about 12 to 15 miles high, released 300 to 500 kilotons of energy and left a trail 300 miles long.
"There was panic. People had no idea what was happening," said Sergey Hametov of Chelyabinsk, about 1,500 kilometers (930 miles) east of Moscow in the Ural Mountains.
Oscar Pistorius, weeping in court, faces premeditated murder charge in girlfriend's slaying
PRETORIA, South Africa (AP) -- In a courtroom, not an Olympic stadium, there was no click-click-click of Oscar Pistorius' prosthetic limbs. His only sound Friday was loud, uncontrollable sobs as prosecutors charged him with premeditated murder in the shooting death of his model girlfriend.
"Take it easy," Chief Magistrate Desmond Nasir told the Olympic star-turned-murder-defendant as his father, Henke, and his brother, Carl, reached out to touch his shoulder to comfort him.
The 26-year-old Pistorius, the double-amputee sprinter who won world acclaim by competing in last summer's London Olympics, did not speak or enter a plea. He held his head and wept as he heard the charge, which carries a life sentence.
A statement released later by his family and agent said Pistorius disputed the murder charge "in the strongest terms."
The track star's arrest in the Valentine's Day killing of 29-year-old model Reeva Steenkamp shocked South Africa, where Pistorius was a national hero dubbed the Blade Runner for his high-tech prosthetics and revered for overcoming his disability to compete in the London Games.
RI records of disgraced Catholic order Legion of Christ detail dubious fundraising practices
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) -- Documents released Friday shed light on the inner workings of a secretive and now-disgraced Roman Catholic order called the Legion of Christ, including new details on how the organization solicited money from an elderly widow, eventually persuading her to bequeath it $60 million.
The documents, previously sealed in a lawsuit brought before Superior Court in Rhode Island, include thousands of pages of testimony from high-ranking leaders at the Legion, its members and relatives of wealthy widow Gabrielle Mee. They are the first-ever depositions of high-ranking Legion officials and include how the order's former second-in-command learned in 2006 that its founder had fathered a child.
The No. 2 said he didn't go public with the news of the paternity because the founder, the late Rev. Marcial Maciel, had already been sanctioned by the Holy See for having sexually abused seminarians and forced into a lifetime of penance and prayer.
Pope Benedict XVI took over the Legion in 2010 after a Vatican investigation determined that Maciel had lived a double life, including fathering three children by two women. The pope ordered a wholesale reform of the order and named a papal delegate to oversee it.
A Rhode Island Superior Court judge said last year that the documents raised a red flag because Mee, a steadfastly spiritual elderly woman, transferred millions to "clandestinely dubious religious leaders." But they had been kept under seal until The Associated Press, The New York Times, the National Catholic Reporter and The Providence Journal intervened, arguing that they were in the public interest. The Legion had argued media coverage of the documents could taint prospective jurors if there was a trial.
In Chicago, Obama talks about ways to build 'ladders of opportunity' into the middle class
CHICAGO (AP) -- Pressing his case in the town that launched his political career, President Barack Obama called Friday for the government to take an active, wide-ranging role in ensuring every American has a "ladder of opportunity" into the middle class.
Speaking at Hyde Park Academy in Chicago, Obama sought support for proposals, unveiled this week in his State of the Union address, to increase the federal minimum wage and ensure every child can attend preschool. He also pitched plans to pair businesses with recession-battered communities to help them rebuild and provide job training.
"In too many neighborhoods today, whether here in Chicago or in the farthest reaches of rural America, it can feel like for a lot of young people the future only extends to the next street corner or the outskirts of town, that no matter how much you work or how hard you try, your destiny was determined the moment you were born," Obama said.
Ensuring that no child is denied the ability to go as far as his or her talents will allow means removing some of the roadblocks from early in life, Obama said, calling for intensified efforts to promote healthier family environments. He called for removing financial disincentives to marry and reforming child support laws in hopes that more children will grow up in stable homes -- and, specifically, with a responsible father in the picture.
Holding himself up as an example, Obama reflected on the absence of his father during his childhood, but said he had advantages not enjoyed by others, such as the at-risk young men from an anti-violence school program he met just after arriving in Chicago.
Trapped in squalor, cruise ship passengers became comrades on long, difficult voyage home
MOBILE, Ala. (AP) -- When their cruise ship lost power, passengers aboard the Carnival Triumph could have been selfish and looked out only for themselves and their loved ones.
Instead, they became comrades in a long, exhausting struggle to get home.
As ship conditions deteriorated after an engine fire, travelers formed Bible study groups, shared or traded precious supplies and even welcomed strangers into their private cabins. Long after they've returned to the everyday luxuries of hot showers and cold drinks, passengers said, they will remember the crew and the personal bonds formed during a cruel week at sea.
The tired tourists finally reached land Friday and gave a glimpse into the intensely uncomfortable journey they had endured.
Sandy Jackson, of Houston, was fortunate to have an upper-level room with a balcony and a breeze that kept the air in her cabin fresh. Rooms on the lower decks were too foul or stifling, so Jackson took in five people, including four strangers.
What a payday: NFL owners pay Commissioner Roger Goodell $29.49 million in 2011 tax year
NEW YORK (AP) -- Nice job, Roger Goodell. Here's your pay: $29.49 million.
NFL owners nearly tripled the commissioner's compensation in the 2011 tax year and likely made Goodell the best paid commissioner in U.S. sports.
According to the league's most recent tax return, much of Goodell's pay comes in the form of a $22.3 million bonus. His base pay was $3.1 million. The NFL was scheduled to file the return Friday.
While the league declined comment on specifics, it must, by law, make the return available upon request.
In 2011, the NFL went through a long lockout prior to the season. Goodell helped work out the new 10-year labor deal that ended the labor strife. That was followed by lucrative new TV contracts with CBS, ESPN, FOX and NBC.


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As I blogged twice already, I attended Becoming an Outdoor Womans (BOW) BOW in the SNOW workshop February 1-3 near Tomahawk. The weekend was filled with classes and outdoor experiences. I had too much to share for two blogs so heres Part III.
For the first time in my BOW experience I attended an indoor class: pine needle basket making taught by Florida BOW instructor Suzanne Niemann. Most of us were surprised at the smooth, tight construction of the baskets.
To achieve this we learned to use gauges made of lengths of cut drinking straws. Some people use copper gauges. We fed long pine needles commonly found in Florida through the gauge (average pine needle length for making baskets is six inches or longer), building the basket by coiling and stitching to the previous coil with unsplit artificial sinew.
I also attended the air gun class, my last workshop of the weekend. Many of us were surprised to learn about the high-power air guns available, using .357 caliber air rifle bullets.
We used lever and pump air guns, and break barrel air rifles for indoor target practice after receiving instruction in gun safety, air gun history (Lewis and Clark devised an air gun), interesting facts (air gun shooting is an Olympic sport, air guns are used for big game hunting especially in Europe, the military uses air guns ), and gun and ammunition types.
Well, I need to wrap up what has become my BOW blog series.
I learned so much.
Plus I met fellow-participants with diverse backgrounds: farmers, professors, artisans, teachers, homemakers, museum professionals, freelancers, business owners, marketing professionals, and professional and amateur sportswomen many attending alone or with sisters, sisters-in-law, mothers and daughters, cousins, co-workers, and friends.
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Geno Smith will start Saturday's third preseason game barring a setback with his sprained ankle this week.
LeSean McCoy was forced from Thursday's preseason game against the Steelers with a right thumb injury.
ESPN New York believes Stephen Hill has yet to sew up a roster spot.
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Cowboys LB DeVonte Holloman's career is likely over due to his latest neck injury.
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Pierre Thomas expects his pass-game role to expand this season.
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Andre Johnson is "showing no signs of rust" after missing a chunk of Texans camp with a hamstring injury.
Le'Veon Bell and LeGarrette Blount were arrested for possession of marijuana Wednesday, while Bell was also booked for DUI.
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I don't know how your family is, but over the dinner table my family can get into some pretty interesting conversation.
A few nights ago, we had a doozy of a topic, with a hypothetical questions presented to us by our 21-year-old son, Andrew. Most were of the "would you rather" category. One that immediately comes to mind is "Would you rather be able to run 100 miles per hour or fly at 5 miles per hour?" The question that the drew the most discussion was a food question, and so now, readers, I ask you:
"If you were stranded on an island for the rest of your life, and you could only eat one dish, what would that dish be?"
At first we were throwing around random comments, but then the gravity of the question began to sink in. We are all self-professed foodies, and we are talking about the rest of our lives, with just one dish.
So of course, being argumentative foodies dealing with a really serious topic, we had to negotiate and lay down some realistic and acceptable ground rules for this conversation, because, you know ... this could really happen.
First ground rule: No consideration is given to health. In other words, a greasy cheeseburger would have the same impact on your cholesterol level as a head of lettuce. Mind you, a head of lettuce was not in the running, not even with my wife, Liz. But it was a valid point.
Second ground rule: If you chose pizza, you could only order a one-item pizza with cheese and sauce. Otherwise you could just load pizzas with every possible topping and your entire universe of food groups would be covered, which eliminates the point of the discussion. Think about it. Ham, bacon, olives, peppers, anchovies, pineapple, chicken, you get the point. An easy cop out answer.


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Made of highly durable stoneware ceramic, this dispenser stands up to daily use and creates a sleek, clean look for your kitchen or bathroom sink area.
- Dispenses liquid soap or hand lotion with convenient pump-top design.
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