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Well, we all know the situation. Week 17, win and in. After going 5-2 at home, the optimism was high because Dallas was finally getting to play a crucial game at home. Then disaster struck. Romo out. Season over. Can we just forfeit week 17?
But wait.
Dallas is not out of this game yet. Yes, Dallas will be hard pressed to win. Yes, the chances of Kyle Orton leading Dallas to a victory on Sunday Night is as improbable as the Dolphins making a serious Super Bowl run. But with the right game planning, some big performances, and some luck, Dallas can keep this game open for them to win.
Here are some keys to win the game: (Note: these are not the conventional broad keys everyone already knows like Run the ball, Blitz, etc..These are a bit more in depth of what Dallas can do to steal the crown)
-Bryant on the back shoulder fade: We've seen that incredible back shoulder fade to Bryant lead to quite a few Touchdowns. However, I don't think Dallas has been using it enough recently. Look. Bryant is a great receiver who has some of the best ball skills around. Everytime Dallas gets close to the goal line, they need to give Bryant at least a chance on the back shoulder. The Eagles receivers are not big enough to stop Bryant and he can score multiple times with that deadly jump ball. Dallas needs to continue to throw to Bryant when they get in the redzone and allow him to beat the Eagles defensive backs and make those tough catches to stay in the game. Those sorts of throws will also give Orton confidence later in the game.
-Cole Beasley: Dallas needs to make Beasley a staple on this offense starting with week 17. I don't mean one or two catches; I mean give him an opportunity to grab that ball at least 4-7 times and move the chains. Beasley is incredible out of the slot and I don't think any receiver on the roster is as great on the quick slant as Beasley. He has ultra consistent hands (dare I say it, the best hands in Dallas) and has made tough catches for first downs against tight coverage all year. Between the 20's, Beasley is dangerous and Dallas should put him on the field often. Look for Beasley to have the best game of his career to keep Dallas in the game on offense.
-Screen passes to Bryant: Bryant needs to have at least 7-8 receptions in this game, and a few of those should come on screens. At times when Orton is struggling, the screen pass can be a miracle. Bryant did a good job last week on the final drive with that screen. Bryant is the toughest offensive player to tackle in Dallas, and with that big body against smaller defensive backs, the screen game could be dangerous. Also, the screen pass will help Orton greatly to get pressure off. Any QB can execute that pass and as soon as Bryant gets on a roll, he becomes a bowling ball who won't go down. Lets see some more of that plowing ahead with Bryant on the screens.
-Orlando Scandrick Nickel Blitzes: A basic defensive idea this week is that Dallas needs to put pressure on Foles, and to do that, Dallas needs to blitz. That's true, but I'm not sure blitzing with the linebackers is a good idea. If they miss on a carry by McCoy, that could spell a big touchdown run. Instead, I would love to actually see Scandrick rush the passer more than once. He is fast and tenacious, and would rattle Foles. I enjoy seeing Scandrick blitz and think he can make some plays. Maybe he can even force a fumble?
-Gavin Escobar in the Redzone: Like Bryant, Dallas needs to use their rookie tight end Gavin Escobar when they get into scoring range. Escobar is big and can also make those tough catches in the endzone. Against an undersized defensive backfield, sending in redzone threats can be magical. That takes the heat off of Murray while giving Orton some easy targets.
Optimistic Prediction: Orton has great game management, never needing to throw for more than 220 yards. Murray has clean up duty on the ground as Bryant connects on a touchdown as well as a clutch play by Dwayne Harris. The Eagles offense doesn't have the ball long enough to be as dangerous as they thought, and in the face of adversity, Dallas is able to come through. The crowd rattles the Eagles and Dallas, with a great team effort, wins 31-24.
Orton: 22/35, 220 yards, 3 TD, 1 INT
Bryant: 8 rec, 80 yards, TD
Beasley: 4 rec, 60 yards
Williams: 4 rec, 50 yards, TD
Harris: 2 rec, 15 yards, TD
Pessimistic Prediction: Orton doesn't play a bad game, but his rust from starting is evident as he throws two interceptions and just can't make the plays Romo does. This limits Bryant who only has a paltry 4 receptions and the other playmakers on the team don't get their chance. Murray has a great first half, but looking to get back in the game, Dallas has to air it out and it does not work out for Orton. Dallas trails early, and the Eagles lead grows throughout the game. Philly, 40-17
Orton: 18/40, 230 yards, 1 TD, 3 INT
Murray: 14 rush, 70 yards, TD
Bryant: 3 rec, 40 yards
Final Verdict: I really wanna say Dallas finds a way to win. However, this defense is not up to the task. Orton and the run game play well, keeping Dallas in the contest but the defense allows a back breaking score at the end. Everyone realizes Romo has not been the problem with this team, rather the defense and the coaching as Dallas falls, 35-27.


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To upgrade or not? Sony p200 upgrade to WX9 or equivelant other brand?
I am trying to decide whether or not I should upgrade my sony P200. I think it still takes good pictures, with the exception of low light, but i just find that it's too big for pocket carry. Although if I plan on taking a lot of low light pictures I'll take out the D90, which I still have a lot to learn on. Anyways, I want to upgrade my p&s primarily for size and a few of the in camera programs of the new Sony's seem like they would be quite nice to have, like the Handheld twilight and sweep panorama.
The p200 isn't all that big of a camera but at 1.1 inches i find a little to big to be in anything but a cargo pocket. The wx9 is about 1/3in smaller and would be much more comfortable as a travel/edc camera. A camera of the WX9's size would also be much more comfortable in my motorcycle gear.
My next question is, are the twilight and panorama modes worth it, or would i just be better off using software? if so what software? and what other recommendations for a nice travel sized camera? Zoom, MP are not as important by any means to pic quality, acceptable low light and size (not too small really; the wx9 is about perfect). Even if i were to go with the wx9 I would be using 12mp or less. On my p200 I primarily shot 3-5 mp. I honestly hate the MP race that is going on, as it is totally unnecessary for p&s'.
Thanks in advance,
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i dont even know what you asked in the first two paragraphs, but as for the modes on the cam, i find them useless cuz i never use them. take the pictures in portrait orientation and use photoshop to stitch them into a panorama. if you're looking for a travel camera with good overall quality, take a look at canon G10, 11, 12http://www.flickr.com/photos/60751091@N06/
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yes i agree on using software instead of in camera features. No longer really a consideration anymore. The canon g# are great camera's but its still rather larger and more pricey than i want. I'm more looking for a Fast, Small and reasonably priced camera around the same size as the Sony's wx9 or 5. So around .90ish inches or less in depth. I understand I won't get the best quality camera with those requirements but I'm just looking for the best of those requirements. So far i've had a hard time tracking down the right pocket-able camera. Doesn't have to be the smallest camera as I've seen a really small canon. While its kinda nice i really don't want one that small. It doesn't have to be a sony.Current: Nikon D90 | Nikon 55-200mm VR f/4, Nikon 50mm 1.8D, 18-55mm VR
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The Grammys are over.
The awards have been given, the stars have gone home and the world is left to talk about fashion, the performances and downloading songs of bands they've never heard of.
What did you think was the best part of the Grammys? Were you excited to see hometown hero Nate Reuss and his band fun. play? Was it Rhianna stealing the show in that lovely red dress? Were you enthralled by something else? Let us know in the comments.
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Early wet weather worries have rapidly shifted to concerns about the return of drought in portions of the dry western corn belt.
Still, the USDA says in its monthly crop update released Monday that U.S. farmers are on track to bring in the largest corn crop ever this fall and the third largest soybean crop.
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Prior to joining Telligent, Neeru served as Senior Product Manager at Zynga, the world's leading provider of social game services. While at Zynga, she led the design and development of new social features in some of the company's most popular online games. She was also responsible for driving acquisition and retention of daily active users through Facebook. Prior to Zynga, Neeru worked in product management at PayPal and Amazon.com.
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Singer, songwriter and producer Bruno Mars has already established himself as one of the most valuable supporting players in creating hit pop songs. He was the featured vocal on B.o.B.'s #1 debut "Nothin' On You" as well as Travie McCoy's pop smash "Billonaire." Now he is stepping into the spotlight himself. "Just the Way You Are," the first single from the album, went straight to #1 on the Billboard Hot 100. The remainder of the album follows in similar fashion making this one of the top mainstream pop debuts of the year.
Straightforward Mainstream Pop Debut
Bruno Mars titled his debut EP It's Better If You Don't Understand. He has indicated one reason for the title is to show that his music is best listened to without any particular knowledge of a genre or stylistic aim. The result is music that mostly lands directly in the pop mainstream. The songs here are filled with instantly engaging pop melodies, simple song structure, and emotional words of love and life.
The music on Doo-Wops and Hooligans is consistent and goes down very easy. However, there are few truly stellar moments that cause individual songs to stand out. However, "The Other Side," which closes the album and was included on the EP It's Better If You Don't Understand, is a track which seems to indicate there is even more in Bruno Mars than most of this album demonstrates. With guest vocals from Cee Lo Green, it is a truly powerful creation.
Bruno Mars' Romantic Heart
As an artist, Bruno Mars seems a true romantic. His #1 hit "Just the Way You Are" spells out the beauty of a lover who needs to change absolutely nothing. The album opener "Grenade" provides a fresh twist on the lover who would die for his beloved. Unfortunately, the beloved would not do the same. "Marry You" is simply lost in the joy of being with the one who inspires long term commitment. "The Lazy Song" even humorously kicks reality out the door for a romanticized view of a day in which the protagonist "will not do anything."
Top Tracks On 'Doo-Wops and Hooligans'
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One Of the Top Pop Debuts Of the Year
Bruno Mars' first album has a lightness that often threatens to drift off into pure fluff. However, the next surefire melody and the earnestness of vocals tugs at your pop heart to draw you in again and again. This is one of the top debut albums of the year, but it does seem that Bruno Mars has even more in him as a creative artist than what is shown here. Perhaps Doo-Wops and Hooligans will create a firm foothold for Bruno Mars such that on a second album he can stretch the horizons further and deliver an album of truly memorable songs. Meanwhile, lay back and let the tunes drift by like a cool breeze on a summer afternoon.


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Kids from across Texas are converging on the George H. Henderson Jr. Expo Center gearing up for the Texas Junior Brahman Association (TJBA) state show.
133 youth, ages 8 to 18 and 333 head of cattle will participate in various events over the next 3 days including: public speaking, livestock judging, showmanship and sales talk.
Many of the kids got into showing Brahman as part of a family tradition.
Haley Herzog, 17, from Robinson, TX said, "My parents showed Brahman cattle so it's just kind of run down in the family so it's kind of like a family tradition just every summer we come here."
TJBA president, Jacob Valenta, 18, from Alleyton, TX said, "Really it's just a chance for everyone in the state to come together put on a Brahman show and it's great for everyone that's a starting beginner to the most experienced showman just to come out and have fun."
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File Loader is another example of complicated software, I mean built to complicate our lives in a useless manner. The program is supposed to be an all in one Web browser, live streaming player and downloader.
The browser is based on the Internet Explorer engine and it looks like IE 5: poor interface, no multi-tabbing option, no inbuilt search engines. There is a 'Search' button included, but you need to manually configure your favourite search engine in the program 'Settings'.
As for the 'Downloader' and 'Player', what can I say? In order to download a file or to listen to online media, for example, you need to complete 5-6 steps; the fact is quite annoying and wastes your time, although the producer claims that it will save you time. As for downloaded files, you need to custom build a list of shortcut to applications used to open various files. Why so much hassle?
Further on, the producers claim that is a very good presentations creation tool, only you can save your presentations exclusively in the program's particular format. These days, when most of the software used to create presentation provide executable output files or files which can be opened by several applications, this program's feature is not of much use. I shall stop here, for now, but there's more to it.
Drawbacks / flaws: Another drawback is the erratic behavior: once I started listening to an online radio station, I couldn't stop it because the stop button wasn't active. However, I randomly clicked the play button again: the streaming stopped for a short while, then it automatically resumed. Another major drawback is the fact that the 'Help' section is only available online.
In conclusion: It is quite a waste of time downloading and installing this application when there are so many multi featured browsers to choose from.
version reviewed: 1.0
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Cross Country finishes strong
Cross-country finishes strong Alicia Clark, the Granville cross-country team's premier girl runner, qualified again this year for the state cross-country meet on Saturday, Nov. 11. Clark has broken her own personal record three weeks in a row, each race being held at the Saratoga State Park. She started the streak during the Greenwich invitational, posting a personal […]
Horde Toppled by Greenwich
It was going to come down to execution Saturday and both head coaches knew it. Both men, Granville's Mario Torres and Greenwich's Brandon Linnett, said so way back in August when the two teams met at Granville's annual Coaching Connections football camp while preparing for the season. Each coach said the team to execute, commit […]
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Winn credits volunteers, newsletter with primary win Granville native and former Washington County District Attorney Robert Winn credits a little help from his friends for an unexpected victory in the Republican primary for the position Sept. 15. "It was a really encouraging outcome for us," Winn said. Although the results would not be official […]
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Going to Hoosick I'll be taking the trip to Hoosick Falls tonight for the showdown that could set up the rest of the season for the Granville Golden Horde. This Horde team is not the same as the one that fell earlier this season so this match up will be huge. Granville has to face […]
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Been busy working up to a vacation so I haven't been posting If you missed it Thursday night you missed the one everybody will tell you "You shoulda been there" a real down to the wire nail biter against Greenwich two evenly matched teams duking/dooking it out GREAT STUFF Football tonight I'm looking for […]


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Have you ever gotten over the joy of a sweep as quickly as after this particular sweep of the Pirates? I hated the fact that going into this series there was all that talk about how we had to sweep them. It just didn't seem like us. The taking it one game at a time thing is the biggest cliche in sports, but it seems that's exactly what this team has done this season. There are still 49 games to go and I just hope we don't get too far ahead of ourselves.
Nothing against the Pirates, no matter how much a team is struggling it's always satisfying to pull off a sweep, but we all knew what was looming this weekend. Knowing how big a series this one against the Giants is, knowing how that little bitch Jonathan Sanchez was running his mouth...our baseball team deserves a lot of credit for concentrating on the task at hand and taking care of the Pirates.
According to everyone's favorite baseball writer...Ken Rosenthal tweets that the Giants have acquired Jose Guillen from the Royals. Enrique Rojas says he'll play tonight. Smell that? Yeah...it's desperation.
So....enough of my blathering on and on....the reason I made this
diary FanPost was because I can't wait for Around The Mission to get posted and I needed a place to spew my hatred for the f*cking Giants....so here it is.
Let the hate flow through you Padre fans...one reason I hate the Giants is because their TV color analyst had radical throat surgery in Nicaragua just so that he could change his voice to sound exactly like Mark Grant. True story.


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Prior to Fort Mason, Mr. DeGroff was an investment banker at both Hambrecht & Quist and JP Morgan, where he executed numerous M&A, debt and equity transactions in the technology sector and also led both firms' global efforts in wireless. Prior to his banking experience, he was a consultant for Accenture Consulting in its technology practice. Before entering the workforce, he completed the US Navy's Nuclear Engineering program and served as a US Navy Submarine officer on a fast-attack submarine.
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We had hoped it was just a relatively minor strain or some cartilage damage, but the fears of the Flyers and Adirondack Phantoms were realized Thursday when Ben Holmstrom underwent surgery to reconstruct his ACL. The Phantoms captain will be out four to six months following the surgery, effectively ending his 2012-13 season.
Holmstrom injured his knee back on December 8 when he hit a rut in the ice against Syracuse. He's a massive piece of the puzzle for Terry Murray's club -- the captain, of course -- and one of the team's best defensive forwards. Holmstrom would have been one of the top call up options for the Flyers this season had he been available (and if the season actually happens, obviously).
A big blow, but hopefully there are no long-term complications following the surgery.


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text: I don't know how many of you could stomach watching football after the Viking/Buc debacle but the local network always shoves the Cardinals down my Arizona throat. There were lots of Dennisms after the loss which as always, none of them made any sense. But that Fitzgerald kid is going to be solid if he can stay healthy. Perhaps we could lure him to Minnesota when his tour of duty in the Desert is complete.


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People in the East dogged with mortgage and rent concerns, according to charity
One in 10 people in East Anglia is starting their New Year dogged by worries over how they can afford to pay their rent or mortgage, according to charity Shelter.
Some 10% of people in the region said they will fret about keeping the roof over their heads during January, as the hangover from Christmas bills kicks in.
More than four in 10 (42%) said they expected to struggle or fall behind with their rent or mortgage in 2014.
Across the country, 9% of more than 4,000 people surveyed said they would be worried about rent or mortgage payments this year.
Families were found to be the worst affected, with more than two-thirds (70%) of rent or mortgage payers with children saying they are either finding it tough to keep up with their payments or have fallen behind, compared with 63% of the general population of rent or mortgage payers.
Nationally, more than one in three (38%) expect to struggle or fall behind with their rent or mortgage over the next 12 months, the research found.
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You know how sometimes you go shopping for memorabilia at a team store, and you're hoping to come across a cheap hat or jersey or something like that? That's what I went out for today. Instead I came across this. Ten points if you can recognize them right away.
The trapper was a little stiff from lack of proper use. Still, absolutely the coolest find I've ever come across at a team store.


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Despite a virtuoso scoring performance from Chris Paul, the Clippers didn't have two magical fourth quarter runs in them, as they lost Game 2. But in the big picture, they went into Memphis -- a tough road environment, you try scoring while Excited Grizzlies Kid is screaming at you -- and split the first two games, giving the Clippers home court advantage for the series.
Although he scored 29 points, the Grizzlies were able to hound Chris Paul into nearly as many turnovers as assists and got to the line 39 times. A key for the series is turning out to be Reggie Evans, of all people. The Grizz have a pair of very talented bigs in Marc Gasol and Zach Randolph, and Evans' obnoxious defense and important rebounding has been the thing that's kept LA close in both games.
In a postseason that's seen more blowouts than tight ones, this series has two evenly matched teams that are easy to root for, and the pick-and-rolling and offensive talent of the Clippers facing off against the defensive grit of the Grizzlies makes for an interesting fight. Here's how to catch tonight's Game 3:
No. 4 Memphis Grizzlies at No. 5 Los Angeles Clippers
4:30 p.m. ET -- Game 3, Western Conference Quarterfinals | Series tied, 1-1
National TV: ESPN | Local TV: FSW
For all news and information regarding the Memphis Grizzlies, please visit Straight Outta Vancouver. For updates and perspective on the Los Angeles Clippers, head on over to Clips Nation or check out SB Nation Los Angeles. For complete coverage of the 2012 NBA playoffs, stay tuned to SB Nation's dedicated NBA hub.


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A surprising number of 49ers fans weren't excited to hear that their team had signed former New York Giant running back Brandon Jacobs. It was either because of him being an alleged headcase or the fact that he is almost 30-years-old, or even the fact that he's an ex-Giant. The reasons ranged far and wide, but as the optimist here, I'd like to discuss some reasons on why this might be a good thing.
1. One-Year Deal
Above all, 49ers faithful can exhale -- Jacobs is only signed on for one year. Like Randy Moss' deal, this is likely not a bank breaking deal and the 49ers should be able to cut ties anytime if need be. And with these new short term contract additions, San Francisco could be gearing up for a serious charge at the Lombardi Trophy in 2012.
2. Adds Competition
I really like Anthony "Boobie" Dixon, and believe he's been a great locker room guy, a great team guy and a hard worker. However, there were points during the season where the run game just looked lifeless, and it would've been great if he had the thunder to spark it. I think Jacobs does.
When Frank Gore was tired, and it was a third and short situation that didn't call for a change of pace back like Kendall Hunter, Dixon wasn't really Mr. Reliable. And San Francisco let go of Blake Costanzo who did even more for the 49ers, so I could see them being harsher on Dixon when re-evaluating the team.
3. Excels in Power Run Offense
When Jim Harbaugh and Trent Baalke acquire players, they acquire guys who fit what system they run. The 49ers like to run the power run offense; an offensive scheme Jacobs became familiar with in New York. And even though the 29-year-old tailback recorded a career-low in yards last season, he scored 7 touchdowns while playing back up to Ahmad Bradshaw.
4. Has Chip on His Shoulder
Jacobs clearly wanted to return to the Giants but they couldn't work anything out. The 49ers will play the Giants in 2012 when Jacobs will be wearing red and gold, but he won't be alone. His former Giants teammate Mario Manningham also signed a deal with San Francisco. I would be willing to bet that Jacobs is looking forward to that game quite a bit.
He also plays angry. Jacobs has always been a guy who runs with a chip on his shoulder, and that is exactly the kind of mentality the 49ers have played with over the years.
5. Red Zone, Third Down, Pass Block Issues
The Niners evidently had issues on offense pertaining to the red zone, third down conversion and in protection. The acquisition of Jacobs could improve all three categories simultaneously. The goal line and other red zone situations, Jacobs could be of use in pass protection or taking a hand off.
I also really like the combination of Bruce Miller and Jacobs; I can't see too many defensive backs willing to step in front of that train. On third down situations, Jacobs with a fresh set of legs could come in handy, and once again, that could be for running or blocking.
Jacobs also adds more playoff experience to the team, even a good level of Super Bowl experience. If the 49ers wind up playing the Patriots in the Super Bowl, we might be glad we have Jacobs.
With this signing, Harbaugh has notably added three free agents with past character issues. This move irks a lot of folks, even the combination of moves bothers some people but Harbaugh is one of the better motivators and head coaches I've seen in some time.
I believe he's established a team that's a known contender, and the players love him; they want to play for him. He knows what buttons to push on people and he doesn't take grief, so if you're not with the program, you're gone. If all these additions reach their potential with the team, San Francisco could be extremely scary.
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Definition: Amenhotep IV Neferkherure Waenre was the son and co-regent of Pharaoh Amenhotep III Nebmaatre. He married Nefertiti with whom he is thought to have had six daughters (Meritaten, Meketaten, Akhesenpaaten, Nefernefruaten-Tasherit, Nefernefrure, and Setepenre). He moved his capital to the city of Aten Akhetaten (now, Tell el-Amarna) where he worshiped the sun god Aten as the single creator god for which reason he is referred to as the heretic king.
He ruled Egypt during the Eighteenth Dynasty. Smenkhare became his co-regent and may have ruled after him, but Tutankhamen is considered the successor of Amenhotep IV.
Akhenaten is on the list of Most Important People to Know in Ancient History.
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Examples:Amenhotep IV is better known as the heretic king Akhenaten.


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Much of Bronco Nation felt the necessity to boycott the BCS this year. If that describes you, I salute you. I however was intrigued by today's match-ups and succumb to my curiosity. Because of this, I felt it my duty to update you on any interesting tidbits you may have missed.
Kellen Moore gets his due: While talking about the accuracy of Oklahoma State's Brandon Weeden, the commentators gave a quick plug to all that Kellen Moore has accomplished and the incredible career he has. They noted his scary accuracy as well. I forgot to mention another instance when Moore reappeared. Credit to HSridge catching this. "Best comment I saw: graphic on Andrew Luck on red zone TD passes – 26 "an unbelievable number". Then in small letters underneath they noted that he was 2nd in the FBS to Kellen Moore's 30, which I guess must be "even more unbelievable." Matt Millen to his credit, took the opportunity to complement Moore as a great QB." -HSridge.
It was also well noted by many irate frogs fans that Kellen got a ton of praise in the Poinsettia Bowl. What can we say? ESPN loves The Surgeon.
via www.thewizofodds.com "Hello, I'm Dr. Moore."
Stanford feels Boise's pain: I don't mean to bring out sore subjects... but I'm going to anyways. Stanford's freshman kicker, Jordan Williamson, missed a 35 yard game winner with 0:00 time on the clock. Instantly, I decided OSU would win. Missing a kick like that is a huge momentum swing. I would like to see the overtime win % for teams that missed a game winning kick in regulation. When he trotted out for a 43 yard attempt, the fate of the ball seem sealed. He shanked this one as well. Oklahoma State then nailed it's own field goal sealing the game.
via cdn0.sbnation.com (After missing the kick at the end of regulation: "This is the worst feeling imaginable." Nope.)
This proves Boise's misfortune wasn't a recruiting error and it doesn't make us an illegitimate team. It's college football. Nerves get the best of people and chokes happen... even to the best.
Overtime gives a flashback to the 2007 Fiesta bowl: ESPN noted that only two other Fiesta Bowls had gone into OT. Miami vs. Ohio State in 2001 "And who could forget the 2007 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl between Boise State and Oklahoma? As you may recall the Broncos knocked off the Sooners in one of the most memorable bowl games of all time."
I, personally, think it's cool Boise is a big enough program they get multiple plugs in games they aren't participating in. To me, this is a sign of elite status. To dominate conversation in the Poinsettia Bowl is one thing, but to get 4 mentions in the Fiesta Bowl is another. I'm certain Boise's snub will be mentioned when Michigan and V Tech square off. I, however, am obligated to sit that one out. Hopefully it's a snoozer. As far as I'm concerned, the college football season is over. Good season everybody!


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With just one year remaining before the start of the London Olympics, American volleyball appears to be in good shape on the whole. There is no shortage of talent across both beach and indoor whether we're talking men or women. But winning an Olympic medal takes more than just talent. It requires peaking at the right time, staying healthy, a good run up to the Games and just a little bit of luck.
Meeting or surpassing last quad's unprecedented success that included a gold in men's and women's beach, another gold for the indoor men and a silver for the indoor women will not be easy. But the USA should be able to produce some real contenders for all four medal stands.
Let's take a look at how our teams are faring as of today.


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This might make you mad. That's even more reason to read about it.
$1.9 million in environmental justice grants 10th May 2010 The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has awarded $1.9 million in environmental justice grants to 76 non-profit organizations and local governments working on environmental justice issues nationwide. The grant program supports Administrator Lisa P. Jackson's priority to expand the conversation on environmentalism and work for environmental justice.
In addition to revealing the awards of global warming money to countries such as China, Russia, Brazil and Columbia, a couple of very telling domestic awards are reported:
Project Title: AAAS Environmental Science and Engineering Fellowship Program
Grant ID Number: X3 – 83232801-C
Recipient Name: American Association Advancement of Science
Award Date: 07/12/2009 Cum Award: $10,476,856
Project Start: 01/09/2005 Project End: 31/08/2010
To establish and nurture critical links between decision-makers and scientific professionals to support public policy that benefits society.
Project Title: Env. Science & Engineering Fellowship Program
Grant ID Number: X3 – 83459201-5
Recipient Name: American Association Advancement of Science
Award Date: 27/03/2012 Cum Award: $4,437,241
Project Start: 01/09/2010 Project End: 31/08/2015
The proposed cooperative agreement will place professional scientists and engineers in EPA for one to two year Fellowships.
During these placements, fellows will perform activities and gain hands-on knowledge and experiences of environmental policy development under the mentorship of EPA experts.
So the EPA is funding the AAAS to To establish and nurture critical links between decision-makers and scientific professionals, in other words, to support EPA policies and it is now "educating" their members on policy development. No wonder AAAS supports the EPA on AGW.
Note that this is not research funding, this has to be money for meetings, dinners, luxury hotel accomodation, travel, propaganda etc.


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UN meeting rebukes Iran's nuclear defiance
VIENNA, Austria (AP) — The 35-nation board of the UN nuclear agency has overwhelmingly rebuked Iran for refusing to heed international demands that it take actions to diminish fears that it might be seeking atomic arms.
Only one country — Cuba — voted yesterday against a resolution drawn up by the United States, Russia, China, Britain, France and Germany. Ecuador, Tunisia and Egypt abstained, while the 31 other nations supported the resolution.
Iran denies any interest in wanting nuclear arms. But it has refused to comply with UN and IAEA demands to stop activities that could be used to make such weapons and allow a probe of suspicions it worked on an arms programme.


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From the New York Daily News:
A Kansas man charged with first-degree murder is afraid the tattooed mirror-image letters spelling out the word "murder" across his neck might prejudice a jury, so he is asking for a professional tattoo artist to remove or cover it up.
Prosecutors say they aren't opposed to Jeffrey Chapman covering his tattoo, but Barton County's sheriff says he's against transporting Chapman to a licensed tattoo facility — the only places tattoo artists are allowed to practice under Kansas law.
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"My last name is c0caine," proudly stated the man at the podium. His name was indeed legal and inscribed on his driver's licence. "You know, I'd thought I'd seen it all," Hurley laughed, shaking his head. "How many times have the police told you to step out of the car during your life?"


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Real To Me - Paradise Fears.
Battle Scars Extended Edition.
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Did anyone by chance record last night's USTREAM? Will you notify me when you post it on YouTube?
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Thanks sooooo much! <3
Favorite Singers: Sam Miller (Paradise Fears)
We just released a song this week called "Who You Are," my favorite we've ever released. If you haven't listened yet: http://www.tinyurl.com/WhoYouAreVideo
I wanted to get back into blogging, and I figured this song served as a perfect opportunity.
The idea for the song came from my…
Sometimes you just need music like this to keep you going
I would marry this song.
"Give me seduction"
Sam Miller of Paradise Fears right before an interview with Pup Fresh.
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It's been an entire year since Paradise Fears released their cover of "The Fighter". Sam asked us that night for our numbers so he could call random fans and really make their night. Some fans who weren't chosen by Sam to be called were instead texted by a girl who mysteriously goes by the name "A".
A has been texting PF fans and many others when they need inspiring words, or just to make them feel a little more cherry.
A has kept this up for a year, and I can't believe how wonderful she is.
If you ever feel like you new some inspiring words or just a little something sweet said to you, message my blog, sameheart-samelove.tumblr.com , and I'll give your phone number to A and she'd be more than happy to send a little love around.
Basically, A deserves a medal or something. Without knowing who she is in real life, she has comforted me more than almost anyone else has in my life. She gets me without really knowing me. By telling me something short & sweet like "Never forget you're a fighter" or "You're good enough", she makes my days much more happier than expected.
A, thank you sooooo so much for all you've done for us Turtles & non-Turtles. Thank you for treating us like human beings should be treated. You are one special girl and everyone deserves to know that.
Stay strong, A


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Alabama vs. Florida: W 17-10
Would love to be wrong in that this is a higher scoring game in Bama's favor, but Muschamp is going to blitz and jump the screen/short routes forcing McCarron to beat him deep. McCarron will get one long pass play down the field setting up a TD and Trent will get one long run - up the middle - countering an edge blitz by Muschamp (Deja Vu against Texas?). We get close two more times but only make 1-2 on field goal attempts.
The TIde will allow a couple of scores due to good field position given up by either a poor punt or kick. Bet on a blocked/tipped punt against Bama.
Georgia vs. Miss St (Battle of the Dawgs): W 24-17
Richt continues his revival tour by beating an overrated Miss St. team. Just like the Auburn game, State has plenty of chances but fails to execute, while their defense sputters on crucial drives late in the second half.
South Carolina vs. Auburn: W 24-14
Hard to pick this game because both teams have won despite poor play. Auburn has been, and will continue to be, gashed by the run and lacks the depth to contain Lattimore for four quarters. Also the Tigers offense has sputtered lately, so I don't see USCe giving them much breathing room.
Upset Special (Curse you Vandy for allowing me to ever believe in you!!) Iowa St vs Texas: W 14-10
The luck runs out for the longhorns going away to a very motivated and successful Iowa St (did I just type that?) team that has something to prove. Texas has struggled and this will be one snare they can't sidestep. Prep the Meltdown thread because this one will win them all!


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Check back often to see our members who are concertizing with other chamber music groups.
The Chamber Music Network of Greater Cincinnati had its fifth annual Chamber Palooza, at the Cincinnati Art Museum Great Hall on September 11. Matinee Musicale Cincinnati (MMC) is one of the groups in this network of small ensembles. Such affiliations are providing Matinee Musicale members opportunities to perform with other organizations.
Members (italicized below) of Matinee Musicale Cincinnati who were performers in this FREE Chamber Palooza concert:
~Bernice Robinson, cello, with Christine Nichols, violin
~Don Hurd, piano, with Laura Hoevenaar, mezzo soprano
~Suzanne Bona, flute, with Richard Goering, guitar
Their photos follow below..
~~Laura Hoevenaar and Don Hurd's Program:
Après un Rêve, ("After a Dream") Op. 7,
no. 1 Gabriel Fauré/Bussine
Wie Melodien zieht es mir, ("Like Melodies") Op. 105,
no. 1 Johannes Brahms/Groth
Now sleeps the crimson petal, Op. 5, no.2 Roger Quilter/Tennyson
Mon coeur s'ouvre à ta voix, ("My Heart at thy
Sweet Voice") Camille Saint-Saëns/Lemaire
Londonderry Air,
Old Irish Air, arr. Fritz Kreisler
~Laura J. Hoevenaar (mezzo-soprano) resides in Maineville, OH . She is a member of the Cincinnati Opera AGMA chorus and also serves as a guest soloist for various choruses in the area. Ms. Hoevenaar holds a regular soloist position at the Christian Science church in Hyde Park and teaches private voice lessons full-time.
~Violinist/ pianist/organist/singer, Donald A. Hurd, is one of our newest Matinée Musicale members, and the new Recording Secretary and Program Chairman. Don is a graduate of the College-Conservatory of Music and San Francisco State University. His first professional musical experiences were with The Lamplighters, San Francisco's resident Gilbert & Sullivan company, first as a violinist, then as a tour pianist/conductor, then as a member of the chorus. (He recently sang in the chorus for HMS Pinafore with Cincinnati Music Theatre.) After many years as an orchestral musician in the Oakland Symphony Orchestra and the West Virginia Symphony, and as an organist for many Cincinnati churches, (including Holy Cross/Immaculata, St. George, St. Elizabeth, Norwood, Plum Street Temple, Montgomery Community Baptist, Covenant-First Presbyterian Church,) he became the strolling "gypsy" violinist for Vinoklet Winery, located near Northgate Mall. Currently, he is the pianist for the Camilli Chamber Ensemble, organist for First Church of Christ, Scientist, Hyde Park, and Christ Church, United Church of Christ in Ft. Thomas, KY. He is a great fan of Ohio Light Opera in Wooster, Ohio and greatly enjoys singing and performing opera and operetta music.
~~Suzanne Bona and Richard Goering's Chamber Music performance included:
A PSALM OF THANKSGIVING by Frederic Hand (b.1947)
Matinee Musicale Chamber Music Performers for Chamber Palooza
Christine Nichols and Bernice Robinson, Laura Hoevenaar and Don Hurd, Suzanne Bona and Richard Goering
Hickory Hill Chamber Players present an afternoon of chamber music in concert twice each year during the Spring and Fall seasons.
For the Sunday June 5, 2011 Spring concert Matinee Musicale member, solo and chamber music performer, teacher and pianist Marjorie Fryxell will be performing on the program along with Ronald Aufmann, bass clarinetist of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, faculty member at the College-Conservatory of Music and Northern Kentucky University; Mary Henderson Stucky, concert artist mezzo-soprano, professor and chair of the voice department at the College-Conservatory of Music; Rodney Stucky, lute, who directs singers at the Early Music Lab and teaches guitar at the Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music; Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra members Rebecca Kruger Fryxell, violin and Stephen Fryxell, viola; and sixteen year old junior at Sycamore High School, principal cellist at the Cincinnati Symphony Youth Orchestra, Benjamin Fryxell, cello.
It will be a perfect time for those present to enjoy chamber music in such a lovely setting as they perform the Martinu Sonatina for Clarinet and Piano, the 17th century Le Roi Airs de Cour with Lute, and the Mozart Piano Quartet in Eb, K. 493.
Martinu, 1890-1959, was a Czech composer who lived in Paris between 1923 and 1940. He was a close colleague of the group Les Six. In this piece you can hear French music of the time and folk like melodies of his homeland.
Mozart's instrument was the forte-piano. This quartet was written shortly after the composer completed the Marriage of Figaro and shares some of the subversive music of the opera. The virtuoso display in the piano culminates in a sparkling rondo finale.
In the seventeenth century Adrian Le Roy published his work of twenty two court songs with lute accompaniment. This was a genre that lasted for eighty years.
Come and enjoy the Hickory Hills Chamber Players in concert at 3:00 P.M. 8430 Old Hickory Drive, Cincinnati, Ohio. Donations are $10.00. For reservations, please call 513/791-8198. Refreshments will be served following the concert.
BENEFIT CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT FOR THE LITERARY COUNCIL - helping adults learn to read and writeMusic Among Friends
Sunday June 12 at 4 P.M.at the St. John Fisher Church 3227 Church Street, Newtown, OH
Matinee Musicale musicians who will be performing are: outstanding flutist Suzanne Bona and pianist Marjorie Fryxell. Other marvelous local performers on the program include renowned pianist Sandra Rivers, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra members Steve Fryxell and Rebecca Kruger Fryxell, cellist Benjamin Fryxell, guitarist Richard Goering, vocalist Annette Shepherd and pianist Tom Schneider.
There's a little something for everyone ... Mozart, Chopin, Peter Schickele, Bossa Nova and jazz. Enjoy a relaxing afternoon of chamber music in a pleasant and comfortable environment -- the church is air conditioned, and parking is free and plentiful.
For tickets sold in advance there is a $5 discount per ticket over the door price.
Tickets are $20 for adults when purchased in advance, and can be purchased online at http://www.clermontbrownliteracy.org/20110612_concert.shtml
If you prefer, you can send a check to the Literacy Council office at 756 Old St. Rt. 74 Cincinnati, OH 45245
Adult tickets purchased at the door will be $25; all student/child tickets are $15.
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Most expected Santos Laguna to be on the front foot in the second leg of the Mexican Liguilla final considering they were at home, but just how much better they looked than Monterrey in the first half has to have Los Rayados worried. Santos had the bulk of possession and showed some good creativity in breaking down the Monterrey defense, while Monterrey looked devoid of options. In fact, Monterrey could be considered lucky to trail just 1-0 at halftime.
Darwin Quintero started the goal-scoring move for Santos as he came flying down the field, running at the Monterrey defense and putting them on their heels. With the Monterrey defense scrambling, he fed Daniel Ludueña, whose nifty footwork left the would-be defenders in his wake. Ludueña then just had to beat Jonathan Orozco, which he did, and Santos were in front.
That wasn't it for Santos as they continued to put Monterrey under pressure. They were clearly the better side as Monterrey struggled to gain a footing at any point in the opening 45 minutes. The best they could manage were aimless clearances than a teammate happened to get to and then a speculative shot. Oswaldo Sanchez was only called upon once as Santos took it to Monterrey for 45 minutes.
Having played to a draw in the first leg with no away goals or seed considered in the tiebreaker, the winner of this match will take the Liguilla crown. Right now, that is looking like Santos.


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WASHINGTON ——With the presidential election in full swing and Congress mired in gridlock, President Barack Obama used his third State of the Union address Tuesday to sound a populist message on the economy, outlining a series of policies he said would give the middle class "a fair shot" at prosperity.
Highlighting the nation's widening gap between rich and poor, Obama told a joint session of Congress that the nation must do more to reverse the decades-long slide of manufacturing jobs, streamline an unwieldy federal tax code and make college more affordable for millions of American workers.
"We can either settle for a country where a shrinking number of people do really well, while a growing number of Americans barely get by," Obama said. "Or we can restore an economy where everyone gets a fair shot and everyone does their fair share and everyone plays by the same set of rules."
The president's hourlong address included broad goals — such as new energy and education policies — but his words were inseparable from the politics of the 2012 presidential election. Obama renewed calls for higher taxes on the wealthy, for instance, playing directly on recent scrutiny faced by GOP rival Mitt Romney.
Republicans, who have had an increasingly sour relationship with the White House, dismissed the speech as politically driven. Maryland GOP Rep. Roscoe G. Bartlett said Obama should have proposed a more bold tax plan and Rep. Andy Harris, a Baltimore County Republican, said "the president said nothing new tonight."
In broad terms, the president challenged universities to hold down tuition rates and threatened to withhold federal funding if they did not. He proposed a fee on banks that would pay to help homeowners refinance mortgages. He suggested increasing taxes on companies that ship jobs overseas and setting a lower rate for manufacturers that keep positions in the country.
White House officials insisted that the address was not a campaign speech, but the proposals — many of which would require congressional approval — were targeted directly at the same middle-class, independent voters who swept Obama into office in 2008 and who will decide in November whether to give him a second term.
"As long as I'm president, I will work with anyone in this chamber to build on this momentum," he said, touting recent signs that the economy is improving. "But I intend to fight obstruction with action, and I will oppose any effort to return to the very same policies that brought on this economic crisis in the first place."
Mei Xu, president of Rockville-based Chesapeake Bay Candle, said the tax changes Obama proposed that are aimed at bringing back overseas jobs are "a very important step to create a culture that says, 'We are for small businesses.'" The candle maker, which manufacturers many of its products in Asia, opened a plant in Glen Burnie that is expected to bring 100 jobs to the area this year.
"The government has turned around and realized that we have a lot of blue-collar workers" looking for manufacturing work, Xu said.
The focus on the nation's struggling housing market was welcome news for Baltimore Rep. Elijah E. Cummings, who has been among the most vocal members of Congress on the foreclosure crisis. The president said he intends to craft legislation that would save "responsible" homeowners $3,000 a year by allowing them to refinance at lower rates.
Obama also vowed to create a unit of state and federal prosecutors to investigate abusive lending practices and "hold accountable those who broke the law."
Home values in Maryland communities reassessed by the state at the end of 2011 fell an average of 17 percent over three years, in part because of foreclosures.
"Voters don't feel like people were punished for all the harm that they did with regard to these mortgages," said Cummings. Still, he said he would have liked to see the president "go a little bit further" and said he would withhold judgment until he more details of the plan are available.
Cummings separately criticized Republicans for the partisan squabbles that nearly forced the government to shut down several times last year.
That heavily partisan dynamic on Capitol Hill is sure to affect the ideas Obama outlined Tuesday, just as it stymied the administration's jobs proposal last year. If anything, the ability to push legislation through a divided Washington will get tougher as the focus increasingly shifts to the presidential election.
Hours before Obama began his address, Romney released tax returns from 2010 documenting that he had earned nearly $22 million and paid an effective tax rate of about 14 percent. That rate is lower than many Americans pay because much of his income comes from investments, not salary.
Democrats, including Obama, have criticized the fact that the two forms of income are taxed differently, arguing that it gives an unfair advantage to the wealthy. The president proposed a minimum 30 percent tax rate for people making more than $1 million a year.
In the Republican response to Obama's speech Tuesday, Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels criticized the administration for frequently drawing a distinction.


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Carroll has come forward to say that the Tomb Raider star"s healthy look as Lara Croft was much better than her thin frame in recent films. "It's good when she has got a nice healthy look, so I think she looked better as Lara Croft", The Telegraph quoted Carroll at the premier of Bonded by Blood.
As per a report, experts blamed too much exercise as one of the reasons for bulging veins that could be seen on Jolie"s arms, hands and fingers.
Carroll was all praise for Christina Hendricks, the voluptuous star of Mad Men as she said, "She is definitely a role model. She is fab (fabulous)."
Story first published: Thursday, September 2, 2010, 16:43 [IST]


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List of players who I don't want to see starting next season
1. Matt Cassel: self explanatory
2. Jovan Belcher: To call him a liability in passing coverage would be the most titanic understatement in the history of man kind. He can't make plays at the line of scrimmage, he can't make open field tackles, and he cant pass rush to save a newborn when his name is called on a blitz. He's good for making some assisted tackles when they are 3 or 4 guys surrounding the runner but whenever he has the responsibility to make a play as an individual he is nonexistent. The Chiefs are playing with 6 in the front 7 a lot of plays when Mr. Belcher is in the starting lineup.
3. Ryan Lilja: Soft, just absolutely soft. Anytime the Chiefs face a physical defense, the welfare of whoever is starting at QB along with Jamaal Charles, is in danger to say the least. This man allows interior lineman and blitzing LBs into the backfield at will and its disgusting.
4. Kendrick Lewis: His performances like the one against the Buccaneers is what caused me to laugh hysterically when people were acting like having him back would be a significant upgrade in any shape or form. He makes solid plays on the ball as far as catching interceptions, he showed that in his first two seasons, but he is out of position faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar too much. Inconsistent tackling, doesn't have any type of recovery speed or acceleration, and tends to leave his corners on an island without any help. When you look at every pass Brady Quinn made against the Bucs (who were missing their best defensive back, if not their best defensive player), there were at least TWO men on the ball every single play down field. That's something the Chiefs miss with Kendrick Lewis in the lineup. There should be more than one man on the ball when the opposing QB gets the ball going down field. He'd be a great depth safety, but the last thing I want to see him as is a starter come next season.
These 4 men really have no business starting on a team with playoff aspirations.


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The City of Rockford is asking drivers to take a different route on Wednesday if they planned on taking Walnut or South 2nd Street.
Traffic signal modifications will begin at 9:00 a.m. on Wednesday, January 16. The eastbound right lane of Walnut will be closed from South 1st Street to South 2nd Street to allow for the modifications.
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Repairs are expected to be complete by 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday. Until then, drivers should find an alternate route and those who must use that route are asked to use extreme caution in the area.
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If you haven't noticed I haven't posted anything in a while. It's because I am always jealous of Cat over at Things My Belly Likes. Not only does Cat have fabulous recipes, photos and a great writing style but she lives on an island in the Caribbean with those gorgeous turquoise waters, beautiful views, unbelievable sunsets, fresh seafood, wonderful rum, the list goes on and on and on. So, time for a vacation in St. Croix for a week to renew our wedding vows and eat, drink and be merry. No posting. No internet. No cell phone. Lots of fun in the sun and snorkeling. Rum, Rum and more Rum. Good food cooked by someone else. Nice people.
Despite all the obstacles American Airlines put in our path, we had a great time and I got to remarry the love of my life, once again. I would marry her every day for the rest of my life. Unfortunately, however, all things must come to an end so we are now back in concrete city with temps in the upper 90s waiting to hit 100 F again, and again, and again. But it's home, we like it and we have yet to figure out how to move the house, foundation and yard to an island. Continue reading


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