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Mom's Lasagna Recipe
We can hardly wait to dig into this cheesy, meaty lasagna. It smells great when baking and tastes even better! Watching Mom carefully make this wonderful main dish and hearing the raves she gets inspired me to learn to cook. -Gina Squires, Salem, Oregon
- 1/2 pound ground beef
- 1/2 pound Johnsonville® Mild Ground Italian Sausage
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 can (28 ounces) crushed tomatoes, undrained
- 1 can (6 ounces) tomato paste
- 1-1/2 cups water
- 1 cup salsa
- 2 teaspoons sugar
- 1 to 2 teaspoons chili powder
- 1 teaspoon fennel seed
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1 teaspoon dried basil
- 9 lasagna noodles
- 1 carton (16 ounces) 4% cottage cheese
- 4 cups (16 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 3/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- In a large kettle or Dutch oven, cook beef, sausage and onion until meat is no longer pink and onion is tender; drain. Stir in the next 10 ingredients. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 3 hours, stirring occasionally.
- Meanwhile, cook lasagna noodles according to package directions; drain and rinse in cold water. In a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish, layer a third of the noodles and meat sauce, half of the cottage cheese, a third of the mozzarella and a third of the Parmesan. Repeat layers. Top with remaining noodles, meat sauce, mozzarella and Parmesan.
- Cover and bake at 350° for 45 minutes; uncover and bake for 20 minutes longer or until bubbly. Let stand 15 minutes before cutting. Yield: 12 servings.
Originally published as Mom's Lasagna in Taste of Home April/May 1996, p35
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Did not care for this recipe. Family asked me not to make it again.
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I love this lasagna. I make it all the time for family dinners and everyone raves about it. The only thing I do different is I cook the sauce in the slowcooker on high for 3 hours. I like to be able to leave the house while it's cooking.
Reviewed Apr. 3, 2013
This recipe was okay. It tasted like a chili lasagna.
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This recipe was ok. It tasted like a chili lasagna.
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Delicious lasagna
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MOBILE, Ala. — None of the six tight ends at the Senior Bowl will replicate what Jermaine Gresham did last year and get drafted in the first round. In fact, likely the best tight end in the draft, Kyle Rudolph, isn't even here.
But because of the success of the rookie tight ends in 2010, there's a good chance that fliers will be taken on this group earlier than in years past, as the TE position has proved to be significant for offenses. Among the top 10 rookies in receiving yards last season, four were tight ends. Six rookie tight ends caught at least three touchdowns. The four most productive were Gresham, Rob Gronkowski, Aaron Hernandez and Tony Moeaki.
"The more and more tight ends are successful, the more it gives us young bucks a chance to be successful," said Marshall TE Lee Smith. "The farther you go in the playoffs, there's usually a good tight end. Those guys are setting the stage for us."
"I'm guessing (we) would be attractive for other coaches or GMs to look at (considering) the production these tight ends have made," said Arkansas TE D.J. Williams.
Wisconsin TE Lance Kendricks, probably the fastest of the three, went to a school known for grooming tight ends. He credited Garrett Graham and Travis Beckum for some of his skills and also noticed how the rookies fared at his position this season.
"Moeaki had a real good season," he said about his former Big Ten counterpart. "That's what I'd like to do in my first year."
The Senior Bowl allows scouts to look at a guy like Smith, who admits he's "not Aaron Hernandez," but a "Y," with his biggest strength in the blocking game. And there are the pass catchers, like Kendricks and Williams. But what every tight end here wants to do is show scouts that he can do both, like Gronkowski, who caught 10 touchdown passes and was one of the Patriots' better run blockers.
"The more they can show some versatility, the better off they'll be," said Bengals TE coach Jonathan Hayes. "There's still a place for guys who can block and be pounders and all those things. It's important that they put their best foot forward and show what they have to compete at the high level."
"Obviously, catching the football is my strength, but I want to show my versatility, not just being able to catch the football but being able to line up wherever on the football field," said Williams.
Kendricks also mentioned his versatility as something he wanted to show off, saying he wanted to make big plays in both pass catching and run blocking.
Smith was very honest about his skills and makeup as a tight end.
"My biggest strength is in the run game, in the blocking game. I'm 270 pounds. I can also contribute in the pass game, but I am what I am, I do what a 270-pound tight end does," he said.
The guy here who has the most versatility is Tennessee TE Luke Stocker, the highest-rated senior tight end. Stocker says he is focusing on the pass-catching part of his game this week.
"(Scouts) want to see me get into my breaks and create separation. It's not that I haven't done it in the past, but they want to see me do it against some of the best players in the nation," he said.
Stocker has really impressed this week and is the best tight end in Mobile. He made a highlight-reel, one-handed grab in Wednesday's practice. He understands that as a tight end, he can prove valuable to an NFL team.
"The value of the position increases a bit as you see more and more tight ends playing a critical role in the offense and having success with it," he said. "More teams will start to buy into that a little bit and use two- and three-TE sets like the Patriots did."
The TE position is a bit different today than it was when Hayes played. He laughed when asked about how the position has changed, with more tight ends being involved in the passing game, but emphasized how he's working with the seniors this week at their blocking.
"(In the NFL), you play a lot more in the backfield. You have to understand protections and hots. I know a lot of offenses, ours in particular, where the tight end has to know the front end and the back end, the receiving end and the protections," said Hayes. "The protections are a major part of what we do. You have to be tuned in and aware of what you need to do."
Like many of the players here, the tight ends were stars in their college days, and Hayes works with them on realizing they can't get away with some of their college habits in the pros.
"I got to get my butt lower," Smith said. "It's easy in college to get away with your strength. (Coach Hayes') thing is, I'm not the biggest dog in the park anymore."
The tight end is now a significant position in the NFL, and a good tight end can be a major asset for an offense. Williams said he was excited to see a Sports Illustrated article recently about the H-back. "I was like, 'That's what I'm talking about. That's my expertise,' " he said.
The tight ends here will try to show scouts and coaches over the next few months that they can do it all — run-block, pass-protect and be a seam threat or red-zone threat in the passing game. Williams went as far as to compare it to Wesley Snipes' character in the movie "Blade" — in other words, a "daywalker."
This class won't have as much production as the TE class of 2010, but because of those before them, the draft stocks of these players might be a little higher as teams realize the value of having a good tight end and their ability to contribute right away.


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NEW ALBANY, Ind. (WDRB) -- New Albany Police Chief Sherri Knight said on Friday that a mother drowned her two children and then drowned as well at Binford Park last March.
Jaime Clutter, 35, and her two children -- 6-month-old Katelyn and 10-year-old Brandon -- were found in Falling Run Creek. Chief Knight says toxicology results were negative, but she also said that Jaime Clutter had "serious" mental issues, including post-partum depression and psychosis.
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WALLA WALLA, Wash. -- Casey Powell, a one-time Northwest Conference (NWC) Player of the Year, is the new head baseball coach at Whitman College.
Powell, 27, replaces Travis Feezell, who left the coaching ranks last July to become the full-time athletic director at Whitman. Feezell served a dual role as baseball coach and part-time athletic director the past two years.
A 1997 graduate of Linfield College in McMinnville, Ore., Powell has been an assistant baseball coach at his alma mater the past four seasons. He completed a master's degree in sport management last summer through the U.S. Sports Academy, which is based in Daphne, Ala.
Powell, a native of Bend, Ore., earned NWC Player-of-the-Year honors during his junior season at Linfield. A second baseman, he hit .405 that season while stealing 17 bases in 22 attempts.
"I think Whitman is fortunate to have attracted one of the best young coaches in the Northwest," Feezell said. "Casey's understanding of the game is tremendous. He knows our conference and has recruiting contacts throughout the region. He understands what it takes to have a successful baseball program at a small college."
Powell, who also served as assistant coach the past two summers for the Bend Elks semi-pro team, credits Feezell with easing the transition into his first head coaching position.
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Beginning with his father, Powell has had no shortage of coaching role models. His father, Clyde, was a teacher and the head football coach for nearly 20 years at Bend's Mt. View High School, where Powell played football as well as baseball. "It isn't every high school kid who goes home with his father at night to work on a game plan or look at film," Powell said.
While at Linfield, Powell played and then coached under head coach Scott Carnahan, now in his 20th season at the helm of the Wildcat baseball program.
It also was Carnahan who served as the on-site administrator for Powell's master's degree program, which he completed through the U.S. Sports Academy's internet-based distance learning program. "Completing my master's through distance learning was great for me," Powell said. "It allowed me to complete my degree while staying at Linfield and gaining coaching experience."
The U.S. Sports Academy, which recently marked its 30th year of operation, offers bachelor, master's and doctoral degree programs in the fields of sport management, sport coaching, sport studies, and recreation management. With the exception of the final comprehensive examinations, students are able to complete entire curriculum programs away from the academy.
As a player at Linfield, Powell earned First-Team All-NWC honors as both a junior and senior. He served as a team captain as a senior, when he hit .397 in a lead-off role. His team awards included Most Valuable Player as a junior and Most Improved Player as a sophomore.
Following his graduation in the spring of 1997, Powell traveled to Australia to play one season for the Pine River Rapids, a semi-pro team in Brisbane. While there, he also coached a team of 16-year-old players.
"From the moment I graduated, coaching is what I've wanted to do," Powell said. "I feel very fortunate to have this opportunity at Whitman. My players and I will work hard to be successful, on the field and off."
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Ask 411 Music 11.14.12: What Is The Single Most Important Year In Modern Music History?
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Is the rise of Nirvana in 1991 the most important year in musical history? Is it 1999, the year that Napster launched? Or is it the start of Beatlemania in 1963? 411's David Hayter takes a look in this week's Ask 411 Music!
Ask 411 is back after a week off? Did you miss us? Did you even notice we were gone? Well regardless we've returned and we've got our first ever
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Why two parts?
Well, simply put, I have two answers to this week's question. The answer I'm going to give you today is the answer I 100% believe in. The problem is the question is asked in a certain spirit (to discuss big musical breakthroughs, albums and releases), and while my answer is honest, it isn't based on those criteria (this will make a lot more sense in a minute).
So what's the question I hear you cry:
What is the single most important year in modern music history (1960-Present)?
I'm going to reveal and explain my answer in a second, but first, I want to make clear that next week I'll be tackling the same topic from a different perspective – and I want your help. I'd love to hear your views what year is the most important and why, because I'm going to spend a week really thinking hard about this question.
I'm sure a few eyebrows have been raised. I'll admit when this question was initially posed 1993 didn't jump into my mind, but I sat back and thought about the term "important". The year I chose had encompass a crucial happening: something fundamental, a shift in the landscape, something that made an indelible mark on the music industry and pop culture at large. Something that changed how we conceive, consume and understand modern music.
While I don't support every assertion he made in his long career, I am a firm believer in the philosopher Marshall McLuhan's central assertion:
the medium is the message
This is one of the most misunderstood quotes in human history. Despite making a huge impact in in the 1960s, McLuhan was often sarcastically asked to talk to commuters and telephones, in the hopes of explaining their messages. Sure it was funny, and Marshall played along, but it missed the point.
The way we live, interact, consume, understand, and even think is deeply linked to our communication technology. Recent breakthroughs in neural science have helped us understand how everything from commuter use and deep reading to the introduction of clocks and taxi driving can mold our infinitely malleable brains. New technology effects how we think, it changes, enhances, and even detracts from our innate skill set: changing our behavioral patterns in very complex ways. It also shapes the media – how we consume, take on, understand and enjoy information. Simply put, the technology we use changes the way we think and act in a very literal sense.
What does this have to do with music? We'll the history of popular music is very much intertwined with technology. Why did pop music obliterate opera and classical music (which had dominated the west for decades)? Well the radio came along. Music was beamed to millions of people, and we soon discovered that you could make a lot more money if we inserted adverts/commercials. Suddenly, 20 minute classical pieces didn't cut it (where's the margin, it didn't jive with the medium), we needed something shorter, quicker, punchier, and to the point – something that lasted about three minutes and kept people coming back. Sound familiar?
Now don't get me wrong I'm mad about The Beatles, I love Bowie, I think metal is amazing, and I love crazy abstract electronic sounds, but while pop might be quite different without the records released in any year between 1960 and 1993, I couldn't say any one year was truly more important. Once the Radio (and later music television) ruled the roost, the wheel had been set in motion, and the structure reinforced. The sound, shape, and evolution of the industry had many twists and turns, but the essential aesthetic of pop was set in place and it grew tremendously (admittedly in many brilliant but unforeseeable directions).
When I thought about this question, I want to pick a year that set about a precipitous change. One that leveled the playing field, de-stabilized the industry, questioned core assumptions about singles and LPs, and made us consider what the future of the music industry would be (and no "Tomorrow Never Knows" didn't quite cut it).
Okay, I See Where You're Going, But Why 1993?
Well there were plenty of contenders. I could have picked the year when the internet first came into popular usage, but that was too limited and detached. I could have selected 1999, the year Napster was founded and rock stars started panicking. or 2001. when iTunes launched, but they were inevitable symptoms, not the root cause. The creation of the world wide web was too distant and the arrival of internet piracy was too far along the line, so
I picked 1993 – the year the MP3 was invented/brought into popular usage
Make no mistake, this isn't purely about piracy, downloads, tumbling profits, and 180 degree flip of the traditional promotional model (although that's hugely important) – this is about the end of breakneck progression.
Up until the mid-90s, the specific year is unimportant, pop had to look foreword. The industry couldn't stand still. Evolve or die, and all that. Record Stores across the world had limited storage space, they sold what was hot, what was new, and they moved on. Trends came and went, and old stock was mercilessly replaced by the new. Even the most beloved bands fell out of fashion and were resigned to music history. It sounds utterly alien to us today, but there was a time where if the record store (big or small) didn't have it, you didn't get it. Only two Bowie records and not the one's you want? Tough.
The MP3 changed all of that. It quickly became the most popular medium in the world, and it allowed sites like Amazon (1994 was also considered), iTunes, and practically every business and every buyer to store unlimited amounts of music, and sell it in whatever manner they saw fit. Sure the change took time, but the moment the MP3 came into circulation the idea of choosing between the hot releases and a couple of reissues was over. Everything would become available, anytime, from anywhere. We know longer had to push things forward, we could all collectively look back.
Today's record buyer isn't choosing between Kanye West and Taylor Swift, they're picking between Kanye, Taylor, The Beatles, The Feelies, Woody Guthrie, Nas, Daft Punk, and anyone else's name that happens to pop into their heads. The change has been monumental. A trend emerged. New sales receded, album sales dive bombed, and catalog sales (old music) grew at a rapid rate, to the point where, in 2012, old music outsells new music.
I'm sure everyone reading this column understands the impact of electronically stored music. We've all read the horror stories about the profit lines of record companies, the mergers, the collapses, and the death of the traditional mainstream. The MP3, along with the internet, opened and closed doors. It allowed a new generation of artists to sell their music to fans all over the world instantly. It allowed the nichification of the music industry, where weird bands could self market, finding sustainable audiences the radio would never have allowed them to reach. It's also had a devastating effect on the lives of artists who struggle to break even.
Look, I can't explain the effect of this change in just one column. It's too big, too subtle, and in some cases too strange. It would take an entire book! In fact, it's taken more than that, Simon Reynolds, Nicholas Carr, and a whole host of writers have attempted to broach the impact of the MP3, ultimate storage, and the internet on both our consuming and most basic human habits without comprehensive covering everything.
It's been 20 years and the impact of the MP3, the internet, and ultimate storage space is still being felt. Music bosses are still panicking, the album format continues to falter, musicians struggle, and, for the first time in 50 years, we really don't know where the music industry is headed. It was tough to pick just one year, but 1993 was the best symbolic choice.
It was the year when the track of one way progression initiated by music radio split of suddenly - the cozy direction of travel was altered permanently, as modern music made its next great evolutionary leap. And you know what? It's bloody exciting.
NEXT WEEK THE SAGA CONTINUES: Enough technology and change, let's talk albums, singles, and stars. As I answer the question in the spirit it was actually asked!
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COMMUNITY groups still have time to enter an awards programme and secure their share of a bumper £75,000 pot.
Yorkshire Bank's Spirit of the Community Awards 2014 seek to reward organisations making a real difference in their local areas, with donations being made to worthy registered charities and not-for-profit organisations.
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With a swipe of a card, a new gift to wrap up. Last Black Friday, shoppers descended on stores in record-setting numbers, an estimated 247 million people.
But more shoppers may mean more opportunity for thieves to steal your credit card."It does happen during the holidays. People are desperate, want to provide [for their families]," said Sgt. David Owens of WBI.WMDT examined the number of credit card thefts at the Wicomico County Sheriff's office. Last year, 20 percent of all credit card crimes happened in the two biggest holiday months: November and December. The most victimized group: online shoppers caught in Internet scams.
But Owens says thieves could be lurking right at the stores themselves."Face it, there's people on the other side of the counter, people that have been hired, [temporary] hires, even permanent hires, retail stores that will record and reuse that number," said Owens.What can you do to shop safely during the holidays?
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A glowing crowd moved outside from the packed Hillcrest Covenant Church into the open air where Rathbun spent some of his happiest hours, streaking down a soccer field wearing No.14 for Shawnee Mission East.
"He was an amazing soccer player, just an unbelievable person," teammate GJ Melia said. "(He was) just an unbelievable guy to be with."
The all-state forward held the Lancers' record for goals, but, more importantly, he was an ultimate team player, always building teammates up or comforting them after a tough loss.
"If you were playing against him or playing with him, he treated you the same way, and he had so much respect for everyone around him," friend Anna Sheridan said.
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It was hard for friends to believe those conversations are now over after the ATV Rathbun and three friends were riding rolled in a Miami County field on Victory Road just south of West 3951 Street.
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"It makes you realize how valuable life is. I was looking in the mirror, like, 'Wow, I'm so lucky I can go to school tomorrow.' I'm alive," teammate Jack Sernett said.
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"We're trying to celebrate his life. Life goes on, but you can't forget this guy, he's an unforgettable person," Sernett said.
The investigation into what caused the accident is still ongoing, but friends say their focus is on supporting each other and Rathbun's family.
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Roethlisberger has motorcycle blues?
I find it hard to believe that a guy wrecks on his bike with no helmet on and has surgery after that and now everything is fine.
The bike was trashed and he hit a car with no helmet.
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Now the defending SB QB has 7 INTS and 0 TDs and is leading the charge to a shipwreck season for the Steelers.
I'm guessing that a little head injury action is affecting his play.
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The Associated Press reports Pittsburgh Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger threw two more interceptions during the team's Week 5 loss to the San Diego Chargers. Roethlisberger now has seven interceptions for the 2006 season and has yet to throw a touchdown pass this year. He was also sacked five times as the Steelers lost 23-13.
Re: Roethlisberger has motorcycle blues?
They showed a graphic that he had a 22 rating in the Super Bowl...talk about a defense carrying a QB!!!
Rottenburger AIN'T SH!T!!!BANNED OR DEAD...I'LL TAKE EITHER ONE
Re: Roethlisberger has motorcycle blues?
Got to like the Rottenburger!
Not sure what he had upstairs b4 the crash?
He proabably isn't physically right yet either.
That first game of the season with Jacksonville, they were showing how he wouldn't plant his feet and throw.
Rottenburger was one of those guys that I think Stienberg took out before the draft and had him QB coached.
You know, git his mechanics and everything sound.
His mechanics are not honed right now, that is for sure.
He has had a ton of injuries.
Knee(?), hand, face.......things that limit your reps.
Dumb for an athlete to be riding a motorcycle.
Look at Winslow! Took 2 years off of his career.
Looks good now, but took time to get back.
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They showed a graphic that he had a 22 rating in the Super Bowl...talk about a defense carrying a QB!!!
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Re: Roethlisberger has motorcycle blues?
They should have left Batch in there lol, atleast he gave them a chance to win.
Re: Roethlisberger has motorcycle blues?
The motorcyle accident is part of the reason he's not playing well this season, but I also think he's being exposed.
When the Steelers drafted Big Ben, he walked into a great situation. They already had a great offensive line, running attack, and defense. They just needed a QB, because Tommy Maddox was never a guy who could get it done in the NFL.
When the Steelers were making their run to the Superbowl last year, he only had to throw the ball 17-20 times per game, because they had such an effective running game.
Most QB's in the NFL are foced to throw the ball at least 30-35 times per game, increasing the chances of making a mistake.
Everyone knows the Steelers are a run first football team. But teams like the Jaguars and Chargers play great run defense, which forces the QB to make more plays with his arm, and Ben hasn't been able to get it done this season.
Right now, Big Ben is looking like he was a product of the Steelers system.In the P.J.'s, my blend tape plays, bullets are strays
Young bitches is grazed
Each block, is like a maze, full of black rats trapped
Plus the Island is packed
From what I hear in all the stories when my peoples come back, black
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Re: Roethlisberger has motorcycle blues?
"UndisputedVike" wrote:
They should have left Batch in there lol, atleast he gave them a chance to win.
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"PurplePride80" wrote:
"cajunvike" wrote:
They showed a graphic that he had a 22 rating in the Super Bowl...talk about a defense carrying a QB!!!
Rottenburger AIN'T SH!T!!!
Re: Roethlisberger has motorcycle blues?
Roethlisberger is not a very good quarterback, and he never was. I do not believe any of the offensive skill position players on the Steelers are as good as everyone seems to believe, you all know my opinion on Ward, but I feel the same way about Roethlisberger, just not as strongly, nowhere near as strongly.
I've been saying this since the super bowl, without an everydown back, this Steeler offense is absolutely nothing. They rely on the play-action and trick plays, but now defenses don't bite because they can't set up the play-action.
This past offseason they lost their most skilled skill position player in Antwaan Randle El, and their back who can take it up the gut 25 times per game, Bettis.
Roethlisberger, Ward, and Willie Parker may get all the credit for their offense, but if it wasn't for that offensive line, the Steelers would have the worst offense in the NFL, yes, worse than the Raiders, far worse. The Raiders have talent at all of the skill positions, maybe not QB though.
Like I've been saying for so long, Ward and Roethlisberger are nothing without an every down back, and in the past I've been argued against about it, attacked for it, but now let's see what you have to say about the Pittsburgh Steeler's all star players.
I ran the numbers and this is what Ben Roethlisberger is on pace for this season.
275 completions, 510 Attempts, **0 TDs**, 35 interceptions!
**He hasn't thrown a TD yet, so the math doesn't work out for that part**
Well Parker is atleast on pace for a decent year, I guess that shows that Big Ben can hand the ball off as well as ever. And that line can still block.
Parker: 340carries, 1300 yards, 12TDs.
I might as well throw in what Hines is on pace for as well.
52 catches, 592 yards, 4 TDs. But he's such a good blocker, and such a good guy, he deserves to go to the pro bowl and be considered a great receiver anyway.
I've been told to "Look at his numbers" "The guy flat out produces" about a million fucking times well, "the numbers don't lie", so let's see you all try to defend Ward and the Steelers this time.
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Tests on Monday confirmed the 2010 third-round draft pick's tear in his ACL. The Packers currently don't have much of a safety valve without Burnett, who daily team observers believe was making steady progress as the starting strong safety, even though he was struggling mightily before his injury Sunday, having problems dealing with Lions star WR Calvin Johnson.
With veteran Atari Bigby, the team's starting strong safety the past three years, not eligible to come off the Physically Unable to Perform List until Oct. 18, the Packers' only fully healthy safeties at present are starting FS Nick Collins and Derrick Martin, whose strong suit is more as a special-teamer. The best bet to replace Burnett beginning this Sunday against the Redskins is veteran backup Charlie Peprah, who has missed the past two games with a quad injury but is expected to be healthy enough to resume playing in Week Five.
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Does this mean building java code on slaves other than 1.6 are not supported? Or should it be possible to launch the slave process using java 1.6, but still build our code that is using 1.7?
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Stuart Murray, author of the book, "The Naked Anabaptist", discusses how the early Anabaptist movement was a Spirit-filled movement, and could even be considered an early charismatic movement.
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Notes: The extent to which the early Anabaptists were a people of the Spirit; They could be in part described as an early charismatic movement; It's certainly a movement that's paid considerable attention to being led by the Spirit as they worshiped, as they read scripture, and in any spheres of life; Those parts of the story appear to have been airbrushed out of Mennonite history


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