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STURBRIDGE ¢ While MarlboroughÆs Ilson Machado has celebrated Independence Day in the United States the past 23 years, he experienced AmericaÆs birthday in a whole new way Friday.
A native of Brazil, Machado was one of 75 Massachusetts residents hailing from 33 different countries to take the Oath of Allegiance and become U.S. citizens during a naturalization ceremony at Old Sturbridge Village Friday morning.
"It feels great," said Machado, 39,Āa Marlborough residentĀfor seven years. "IÆm proud to be part of something."
MachadoÆs family moved from Brazil to the U.S. when he was a teenager to seek better employment. After recently realizing he spent more time living in America than Brazil, he opted to seek citizenship in the U.S.
"I lived here longer than in Brazil," a smiling Machado said shortly after receiving his citizenship certificate from Judge Henry Boroff to cheers from his wife Nalva and daughter Victoria. "WeÆre established here. ItÆs a base for us. ItÆs a wonderful country."
Nalva Machado expressed pride at her husbandÆs accomplishment and said she was nervous for him as he recited the Oath of Allegiance.
"ItÆs a blessing," she said. "ItÆs amazing."
FridayÆs ceremony at Old Sturbridge Village wasĀone of several hundred that occurred across the country to welcome over 9,000 new U.S. citizens. Residents ofĀ Marlborough, Framingham, Northborough, Shrewsbury, Westborough, Bellingham and Franklin were sworn in as U.S. citizens during ceremonies in Sturbridge and Boston.
"We are united as one people today," Boroff said prior to presentingĀcertificates to the new citizens in Sturbridge.
Residents seeking citizenship must be at least 18 years old, be a lawful permanent resident, lived hereĀfor at least five years, be able to speak, read and write English and know aboutĀthe nation'sĀgovernment and history.
After embracing American culture since arriving from Brazil 11 years ago, SudburyÆs Nivea Colwell felt extensive pride when listening to the Pledge of Allegiance, national anthem and Oath of Allegiance during FridayÆs ceremony.
"IÆm very emotional," said Colwell, 34.
Colwell met her husband while he visited Brazil several years ago and moved to America shortly thereafter to be with him. Donning a red, white and blue scarf, Colwell said she always felt part American, but her new citizenship showcases her pride.
"I love it here," she said. "I think itÆs time to have the same citizenship as my husband and my kids."
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FORT MYERS, Fla. – It took just 11 days and four relief appearances, but former FGCU baseball star and Chicago White Sox first round pick Chris Sale's current stay in Advanced Class-A Winston-Salem is over. Following Monday night's 7-4 win over Lynchburg, Sale learned that he has been promoted to Triple-A Charlotte.
Sale made his fourth appearance for Winston-Salem on Monday, working the seventh inning. Sale gave up the first two runs of his pro career – just one earned – but recorded another strikeout and induced an inning-ending double play.
The 13th overall selection in the 2010 MLB First-Year Draft, Sale went four innings over four appearances for the Dash, giving up just one earned run and three hits while striking out four. Sale did retire nine batters in a row at one point.
Sale's promotion came on the eve of the Gold Spikes Award (GSA) presentation which will be held on Tuesday at All-Star FanFest in Anaheim as part of a production by MLB and MLBAM.
Originally scheduled to be presented and shown live on GoldenSpikesAward.com and MLB.com, the 2010 GSA will be handed out at 2:30 P.M. ET. Video of the awards show won't be available until 5 p.m. ET.
Joining Sale as finalists for the GSA are Chris Duffy, IF/OF, Central Florida; Yasmani Grandal, C, Miami (Fla.); Bryce Harper, C/IF/OF, Southern Nevada; and Drew Pomeranz, LHP, Mississippi.
Sale, Collegiate Baseball's National Player of the Year, the Atlantic Sun Conference Pitcher of the Year, a finalist for the College Baseball Foundation's Pitcher of the Year award, and a finalist for the 2010 USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award (GSA), has been named an All-American by five different outlets (Ping!Baseball, Louisville Slugger, Yahoo! Sports, Baseball America, ABCA/Rawlings).
The 21-year-old produced amazing numbers in 2010 to help the Eagles clinch their third consecutive Atlantic Sun regular season title. Sale finished his junior season with an 11-0 record, two saves and a 2.01 ERA in 17 appearances. He also racked up 146 strikeouts with just 14 walks for a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 10.4-to-1 for the year.


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"You have heard that it was said to the men of old, 'You shall not kill; and whoever kills shall be liable to judgment.' But I say to you that every one who is angry with his brother shall be liable to judgment; whoever insults his brother shall be liable to the council, and whoever says, 'You fool!' shall be liable to the hell of fire. So if you are offering your gift at the altar, and there remember that your brother has something against you, leave your gift there before the altar and go; first be reconciled to your brother, and then come and offer your gift. Make friends quickly with your accuser, while you are going with him to court, lest your accuser hand you over to the judge, and the judge to the guard, and you be put in prison; truly, I say to you, you will never get out till you have paid the last penny.
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The celebration took place at Restaurant Nora near Washington's DuPont Circle, just a few blocks from the White House. The restaurant is known for its organic cuisine and as a favorite of Hillary Clinton's.
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Twenty and one-half months.
Six hundred twenty-four days.
One thousand, one hundred fifty-eight game minutes.
When Robert Meachem watched the ball come in over his left shoulder, just out of reach of an outstretched Jerraud Powers, that was the gulf closed upon crossing the goal line at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.
That's the amount of time that had passed between his most recent touchdown reception as a Saint before notching a score against Arizona with 5:30 to play in the opening quarter.
And it was foreshadowed a night earlier in a meeting between quarterback Drew Brees and coach Sean Payton, the man who designs the offense and calls the plays.
"There was obviously a couple of shot plays to Meachem in the plan," Brees said. "It's, hey Meachem, how long has it been since you last caught a touchdown for us. We've got to break the seal and get you into the end zone. Sure enough, it happens on the first drive so it was some good foreshadowing. I could see the smile on his face."
What likely felt good to the receiver was the vindication he must have felt in showing San Diego that the game had not passed him by.
After signing a lucrative four-year contract with the Charges in 2012, Meachem was barely used and reports from the sunny California city were of a player who had lost a step.
Apparently not.
"Not at all," Payton said of Meachem's speed being questionable.
In five seasons with New Orleans, Meachem amassed 2,269 receiving yards and 23 touchdowns. In one season in San Diego, he caught only 14 passes for 207 yards. His only two touchdowns came against the Saints in an Oct. 7 Sunday night football game.
He didn't catch a pass in San Diego's final six games of 2012. In fact, he was only targeted one time that stretch, a pass that didn't count because there was a penalty. He was on the field for only 29 plays in the final six weeks.
In just the past two weeks in New Orleans, Meachem has been targeted three times, making two catches and spending 46 plays on the field. He doesn't appear to have missed a beat in the Saints' offense.
"I said earlier, when we were able to sign Robert, he is running well and we felt like we have a pretty good handle on the things he does well and it is good to have him back," Payton said.
So, how did his first score happen? By using one of their known strengths as an advantage against an aggressive Cardinals defense.
Darren Sproles was lined up wide right, with Meachem and Jimmy Graham lined up between him and right tackle Zach Strief. At the snap, Sproles faked to the inside for a screen pass and Arizona defenders Tyrann Mathieu, Karlos Dansby and Powers all bit.
Powers tried to recover, but it was too late as Meachem and Graham both were sprinting down the field side by side. Brees lofted the pass over Powers' outstretched arms and into Meachem's hands.
Once in the end zone, the receiver flipped the ball into the stands, something he did consistently in his previous stint with the Saints.
"It felt so good to score," Meachem said. "I was kind of mad at myself because I had a ritual when I was here. I used to toss the ball underhand to the fans. I really should have kept that ball. That ball meant a lot to me, but some fan got it."
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Hundreds are walking, none of them are alone.
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They say the first thing to learn is you are not alone.
"my cousin committed suicide in December, so I just came to support her"
At the out of the darkness walk.
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Karen would like to erase the stigma or suicide.
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And Aunt Carol.
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She says there's a bigger questions to ask than why people don't talk about suicide.
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Nate Diaz came into UFC on Fox 7 having never been stopped due to strikes in his career. Josh Thomson was able to put an end to that rather impressive accomplishment with a head kick and follow up punches that forced the stoppage.
In the days leading up to the fight with Thomson, Diaz made several statements suggesting that he wanted to move up to welterweight, a division he'd competed in multiple times during his UFC career.
UFC president Dana White doesn't think that's the best idea in the long run (via MMA Fighting):
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"He can make 155," White said. "Look what happened tonight at 155."
Diaz has gone 3-2 since making the return to the lightweight division, but has lost his last two fights. Those two losses should be kept in perspective though. Thomson has long been a massively underrated lightweight and proved last night that he's a top 10 -- if not better -- talent. The other loss was to UFC lightweight champ Ben Henderson.
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On tap at Toronado San Diego. Yellow and light orange beer, sudsy white head, 3/4" deep, strong retention. Aroma, mildly hoppy, mild cereal grain aspect to it, enjoyable, but given as much as this was talked up, I found the aroma to be just barely above run of the mill when it comes to west coast pale ales.
Taste, solid, delivers a good amount of citrusy and grapefruity hop presence, over a mild malt bill, probably no caramel to it. With the alcohol level, this really seems like an ipa. But I guess boundaries aren't what they used to be. Carbonation was big, bitterness was even bigger.
A pretty good pale ale, just once the abv gets to six percent, with this type of hopping, I dunno, the line really gets blurred with an ipa. Either way, a good choice, would like to see bottled, I'd pick up a sixer.
08-14-2012 22:20:53 | More by Beerandraiderfan
West Virginia
4.2/5 rDev +8.5%
Had on tap at Mad Mex last night, brilliant clear copper bodied with a nice bright white head. Forms fine even lacing down the sides of my glass. Aroma has grapefruit/citrus/pine with some nice biscuit malts going on giving it a bready backbone to go with the expressive hop profile. Flavor was up front with citric/pine hops and a nice sugar coated malt backing. Nothing offensive more aggressive than most APAs in a good way. Definitely a beer I could have drank in number just went out for a burrito and a beer or two with my cousin and the kids. Mouthfeel is medium bodied even carbonation smooth slightly resinous with light hop oils. Drinkability was very nice, I can't wait to see this on tap when I'm on my own with a DD.
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3.5/5 rDev -9.6%
05-13-2014 18:28:38 | More by kwkdmk
4.5/5 rDev +16.3%
12-18-2011 21:46:08 | More by iSrALE
4.25/5 rDev +9.8%
12-28-2013 20:52:46 | More by HopAttack3
New Mexico
3.75/5 rDev -3.1%
07-23-2014 22:19:17 | More by LXIXME
New Jersey
3.25/5 rDev -16%
11-16-2013 20:20:47 | More by acurtis
4.25/5 rDev +9.8%
07-11-2014 22:12:48 | More by MB4slow
4/5 rDev +3.4%
08-21-2014 04:56:09 | More by InfernoBoss
Alberta (Canada)
4.15/5 rDev +7.2%
650ml tall stubbie-style bottle, a nice seasonal to see available way up here in Alberta of late.
This beer pours a hazy, pale copper amber hue, with three fingers of puffy, densely foamy, and somewhat bubbly off-white head, which leaves some random tree branches of sudsy lace around the glass as it genially recedes.
It smells of rather sugary fruit - mandarin orange flesh, white grapefruit juice, underripe mango - biscuity, crackery pale malt, with a faint whisper of caramel, weird musty nuts, and further floral, astringently piney hops. The taste is more saccharine in perception, if not in actual tongue-scraping tropical fruity sweetness, with more domestic, and readily identifiable orange and grapefruit pith measures, bready caramel malt, nutty toffee squares, and further floral, leafy, and ever so slightly perfumed hops.
The carbonation is pretty low-key, just a barely noticeable, but still engaging frothiness for the most part, the body an adequate medium weight for the style, and smooth in the asterisk-heavy sense, the hops not really interfering, but they do seem to be hovering, and all that. It finishes off-dry, the bready pale malt showing off its brass balls, in the midst of the expected lingering citrus and pine onslaught. Good times.
A rather decent and well-fueled offering for those hopheads among us, myself included. Green Flash knows their way around the hop side of big beer, and now they're branching out, looking around the world for new opportunities, hop-wise, which makes them a multinational entity, as such - just gotta say it, with much love, of course. Anyways, this is basically just an awesome, bring your hot new foreign girlfriend to your high school reunion sort of deal for them, and us, as far as 30th street in Tijuana North rolls, I imagine.
06-10-2014 04:12:47 | More by biboergosum
3/5 rDev -22.5%
07-24-2014 15:14:45 | More by ryanjtravis
Hop Odyssey: 30th Street Pale Ale from Green Flash Brewing Co.
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The Chargers announced late Wednesday that they have signed TE Antonio Gates to a five-year contract extension that will keep him in San Diego through 2015. According to ESPN's Chris Mortensen, the deal is worth $36.175 million, including ...
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The late Don Coryell managed to quickly turn a pair of quarterbacks who'd been struggling like hell into All-Pros aerialists — Jim Hart in St. Louis, Dan Fouts in San Diego.
Nose tackle should be Bolts' top camp battle
Following the release of veteran Ian Scott, the Chargers will stage a full-fledged battle for the starting NT spot, one that we hear will be the best of camp.
NFL suspends Chargers WR Jackson for three games
The Chargers have been notified by the NFL that WR Vincent Jackson will miss the first three regular-season games of 2010 for violating the league's substance-abuse policy.
Chargers sign rookies Butler, Thomas
The Chargers announced Friday that they have agreed to four-year contracts with two 2010 draft picks, ILB Donald Butler and DT Cam Thomas.
Innovative Coryell deserves Hall berth
Mike Holbrook makes a case for the selection of former Chargers and Cardinals head coach Don Coryell to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, in a column that was originally posted Dec. 13.
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According to "Whispers," the Chargers don't have any intention of dealing OLT Marcus McNeill, whom they'd like to reward with a contract extension after they've care of several other key players next offseason.
Coryell deserves to get Hall call
In this 2007 column by longtime PFW contributor Jerry Magee, he cites many accomplishments of former Chargers head coach Don Coryell, who died Thursday. Coryell was a finalist in the Pro Football Hall of Fame's voting for the Class ...
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The NFL has suspended Chargers WR Vincent Jackson for three games for violating the league's personal-conduct policy, according to ESPN and NFL Network.
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Just months after going to the Pro Bowl, WR Vincent Jackson might not be a member of the Chargers when the 2010 season begins.
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The Chargers signed two 2010 draft picks late Thursday, S Darrell Stuckey and TE Dedrick Epps, to four-year contracts.
The San Diego Chargers agreed to terms on a four-year contract with Cox, who had 12 interceptions the last four years with Jacksonville. The deal reportedly is worth $20 million.||||||| Cox, 26, had four picks in 12 games last year. He's expected to slide into the starting lineup. Both of San Diego's starting cornerbacks, Quentin Jammer and Antoine Cason, are expected to leave as unrestricted free agents.
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The Miami Hurricane kicked a 36-yard field goal as time expired to barely sneak by the USF Bulls, 6-3. Yes, you read that right. Three field goals -- two in the first half, one in the second -- were it as far as scoring went in Tampa. Ugly was the name of the game.
Miami struck first as Jake Wieclaw drilled a 26-yard field goal in the first quarter to give the Hurricanes a 3-0 lead. USF answered in the second quarter, with Maikon Bonani connecting on a 42-yard field goal. And that was it for the scoring until the clock expired in the fourth quarter.
Jacory Harris threw for a game-high 259 yards, easily dwarfing USF's passing production. B.J. Daniels led the Bulls with 97 yards through the air. Darrell Scott rushed for a game-high 57 yards as the Bulls out-gained the Hurricanes on the ground, 113-57.
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A woman has been found guilty of handling stolen car badges from Coventry Transport Museum and of stealing badges from cars in the local area.
49-year-old Maxine-Ann Sokil attempted to sell the badges on an Internet auctioning site when a museum employee identified some as stolen property.
Police found over 700 badges in a search on Sokil's flat in Coventry. The defendant had claimed she acquired the badges from car boot sales and scrap yards.
Sokil was sentenced to a 12 month community requirement. Two requirements include a supervision order and 10 week curfew between 9pm and 7am.
– Helen Whitehead, West Midlands Crown Prosecution Service
In this case, most of the victims failed to report the theft of their car badges and this enabled Sokil to escalate her criminal activity.
Although such crime may be viewed by some as low level, it is exactly this type of offending which blights communities and has an adverse effect on victims.


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After a court in Greece convicted four men for the brutal assault that left Robbie Hughes in a coma, his mother spares a thought for his attackers.
She expressed her hopes for the future of these attackers.
She and her son are celebrating victory in a four-year fight for justice.
She brought about a change in European law too.
Robbie Hughes was left for dead after being attacked in Crete in 2008.
The 31-year-old former Sutton United footballer needed four operations on his brain and lost his memory.
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[Update] Sony has informed Kotaku that this trailer is most certainly fake.
When Sony held its PlayStation 4 event in February, many gamers were displeased with the fact the console wasn't present at the event. However, most expected E3 to be the grand reveal of Sony's next generation console. Yesterday, a YouTube video was uploaded that may contain video footage of what the PlayStation 4 is going to look like.
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Virtualization and automation software developer Parallels is investigating claims that attackers are using a previously unknown vulnerability in its Plesk Panel product to compromise Web hosting servers and infect websites with malware.
Plesk Panel is one of the most widely used administration panels for Web hosting servers. It provides users with a graphical Web-based interface that allows them to easily perform server administration and website management tasks.
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Since the middle of July, thousands of websites have been infected with malicious code that uses domain name generation techniques to make attacks more persistent. The hackers behind the wave of compromises are using a new version of the Black Hole exploit toolkit.
The affected websites were built using a variety of technologies, including HTML, PHP and ASP.Net and were hosted on different types of Web servers, including Microsoft's IIS, Apache and Litespeed, independent security researcher Denis Sinegubko said in a blog post on June 22. The only common element among them is that they are all hosted on servers that use Plesk as a management panel.
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METAIRIE, La. — Saints defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo saw the same thing everyone else saw Monday night – a fast, aggressive New Orleans defense taking the fight to the opponent, helping to carry the team to a 28-13 win over Philadelphia.
But he's not even close to ready to call the Saints' defense fixed. Far from it.
He knows that matchups change things from one week to the next in the NFL. In other words, while blitzing an injury-riddled Eagles team playing with a patchwork offensive line worked, it might not against a good Atlanta team this Sunday.
"I think people, just by nature – football fans, coaches, players do the same things - think the answer to everything is to just blitz," Spagnuolo said. "That's not necessarily true, especially when you're playing a pretty good quarterback. This guy this past weekend was a good quarterback but we felt like we could do some things. They had an injury in the o-line early and that made a difference and we were cognizant of that.
"But going into this next game, I don't know what it will be."
And yet, the Saints won their third game in the past four partly because the defense came up with big plays, something it hadn't done for much of the season.
The Eagles had several big plays, the biggest a 77-yard touchdown catch by DeSean Jackson. Philadelphia also had a 40-yard run by Bryce Brown and a 34-yard dash by LeSean McCoy, plays Spagnuolo explained as happening because the Eagles had the right play called against an aggressive defense.
Still, it was New Orleans' ability to come up with game-changing plays of its own that offset the Eagle's big gains.
New Orleans sacked Philadelphia quarterback Michael Vick seven times and forced two turnovers, including a 99-yard interception return for a touchdown by Patrick Robinson.
"Our guys played fast and confident," the coach said. "They just kind of geared it up a notch. There are still things there that we need to clean up. The explosive plays and some tackling there that just has to be better. We just got to keep getting better. But I do think we took a step last night."
For the first time this season, New Orleans' defense appeared to play freer and looser, something that safety Roman Harper said was the result of Spagnuolo telling the players that making a mistake is OK.
Relaxation might have improved the Saints' play in the red zone. Of 17plays run inside the New Orleans 20, the Eagles had only one positive play, turned the ball over once and was forced to kick two field goals. Add in the third-and-22 from the 22 on a series that started inside the red zone and the Eagles gained only one net yard and turned the ball over twice.
"I don't want anybody to worry about making mistakes," Spagnuolo said. "Just go out and play. On defense, if you do that, you're going to be stagnant and stiff and you're never going to be able to be successful in this league. I'm glad they felt that way. Hopefully they'll continue to do that and we can have some decent results."


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Q. What's the difference between the MN Vikings and the Taliban?
A. The Taliban has a running game.
Q. What do the MN Vikings & Billy Graham have in common?
A. They both can make 40,000 people stand up & yell "Jesus Christ!"
Q. How do you keep a MN Viking out of your yard?
A. Put up goal posts.
Q. Where do you go in MN in case of a tornado?
A. To the Metrodome - they'll never have a touchdown there.
Q. What do you call a MN Viking with a Super Bowl ring?
A. A thief.
Q. Why was Mike Tice upset when the MN Vikings play book was stolen?
A. Because he hadn't finished coloring it.
Q. What's the difference between the MN Vikings and a dollar bill?
A. You can still get four quarters out of a dollar.
Q. How many MN Vikings does it take to win a Super Bowl?
A. Nobody knows and we may never find out!
Q. What do you call 53 people sitting around a TV watching the Super Bowl?
A. The MN Vikings.
Q. What do the MN Vikings and opossums have in common?
A. Both play dead at home and get killed on the road
Q. How can you tell when the MN Vikings are going to run the football?
A. The halfback leaves the huddle with tears in his eyes.
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Q. How many Packer fans does it take to change a light bulb?
A. Three - one to change it and two to sit around talking about how great the old one was.
Deal with it, it is the Vikings time now!!!Before you attempt to beat the odds, be sure you could survive the odds beating you.
That which does not kill me postpones the inevitable.
Hard work often pays off after time, but laziness always pays off now.
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What is the difference between the vikings' off sesason and the packers' offseason?
The vikings got better
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How do you know you're a Packer fan?
-Your mother is also your sister and girlfriend.
-Your favorite movie is deliverance.
-Packers favorite quote "I... uh... I was just helping the sheep over the fence... honest!"
-Your richest relative buys a new house, and you have to help take the wheels off.
-Your mother doesn't remove the Marlboro from her lips, keeps chewing her gum and tells the State trooper who pulled her over to "kiss my ass".
-You still think Laverne & Shirley are cool because their sitcom's location was Milwaukee.
-Your geek ass packer flag hangs higher than the U.S. Flag.
-You have Packer flags on each side of your car, and a duct taped bumper.
-Your Fat ass mother has been involved in a fist fight at a Packer game with your dad.
-You consider Outdoor Life deep reading.
-Your mother uses her Cheesehead as a spit-cup also.
-Every black person you see, you ask for an autograph.
-Your wife has a beer gut, and you think it's attractive.
-Your dad walks to school with you because you're both in the same grade.
-All you talk about is the past like you actually played in the games.
-Packer women know as much about football, as Packer men know about menstruation.
-Your Hair is Shaved on the sides and long in back(Men)- the hockey haircut, your hair is so puffy it blocks the sun (Women).
-That billboard that says, "SAY NO TO CRACK" reminds you to pull up your jeans.
-You go to your family reunion looking for a date.
-Your idea of high-quality entertainment is a six-pack and a bug-zapper.
-You have refused to watch the Academy Awards since "Cannonball Run" was snubbed for best picture.
-The Halloween pumpkin on your front porch has more teeth than your wife.My toys!
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I'm not a packer fan, those are funny though!
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Q. Aren't you the guy who posted a love fest about Favre and his toughness?
A. Yes, yes you are.
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Q: What's a Packer fans favorite song?
A: Jethro Tull's "Living in the Past".
Q: What do the Packers and the Clippers have in common?
A: Both would love to end up with a .500 record this year.
The Pack is back...but it's to the bottom of the division. Face facts...they took a huge step backward while the Vikes are on their way up, up, up.Any man who afflicts the human race with ideas must be prepared to see them misunderstood. - H.L. Mencken
Come from the land of the ice and snow...
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That was me, but if you remember I said then that I wasn't a packer fan. I'm just fan of the NFL, especially the NFC north. I also am a fan of Culpepper.
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I'm not a packer fan, those are funny though!
you call him "Old School Mikey"
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NFL fan.......right........
and I am a Republicanianted Democratic Independence Reform Party member.
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Fecha de publicación 25 de agosto de 2009
Dimensiones Cuadrado pequeño 40 páginas Papel estándar
Categoría Fotografía artística
Etiquetas concentration camp, Nanette Reid, holocaust, Nazi, WW2, B&W, Buchenwald
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Zuvi dice
I'm not really sure what to say, I am in a state of shock and raw emotion after looking at your book. I could feel all the souls that we there behind every well captured picture. It is such a horrible story, but we must remind all that it must never happen again. I look forward to your future books. Thanks.
publicado 14 de ago. a las 18:58 PST
cubagallery dice
powerful, nice one
publicado 13 de ago. a las 19:38 PST
gailmarion dice
…We should never forget! Good job in preserving the memory of all who suffered.
publicado 03 de ago. a las 12:09 PST
renapearl dice
Very well photographed, presented and researched. Good title and let us all never forget. Good luck with getting the book 'out there.
publicado 03 de ago. a las 07:51 PST
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