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It looks like Kelly Kelly will be the next one to do a wedding. The former WWE diva revealed that she is now engaged to her long time boyfriend. NHL star Sheldon Souray proposed to her, and she agreed to marry him. The chances of her making a return to WWE was extremely low before, and the marriage makes it even less likely now.
August 2, 2014
It looks like WWE will be utilizing the relationship between Cameron and her boyfriend a bit more during the next season of Total Divas. The belief is that something drastic will happen, where the couple will either break up or do a wedding. The heel turn and split from Naomi Knight was designed to put more attention into her character on the reality television show next season.
July 28, 2014
TMZ has quite the fascination with WWE nowadays. The tabloid website recently reported that Nikki Bella, who recently received her real estate license, was spotted showing homes to Cameron and her boyfriend. The couple is getting pretty serious and is wanting to move in together. Cameron, who is one of the stars of Total Divas, stated that she wants a five bedroom place.
July 21, 2014
Since the two of them have just completed filming for the upcoming season of Amazing Race, there is a very good chance that Brooke Tessmacher and Robbie E, who are boyfriend and girlfriend in real life, will be returning to TNA in time to work the upcoming shows in New York City. The company can tout that the two of them are reality television stars, which might get a mention or two from the mainstream media.
June 24, 2014
There are rumors going around right now that CM Punk and AJ Lee have gotten married today. Speculations arose due to a Twitter post from earlier this week, where a person claims to have processed the marriage license for the WWE diva and her longtime boyfriend. No confirmation has been found, and none of the other wrestlers have mentioned a thing about it.
June 13, 2014
Since their characters are constantly kissing one another on Monday Night Raw and Smackdown, fans have naturally been wondering if Fandango and Layla El are really dating in real life. That is not the case. The two WWE performers are simply getting into their characters. Layla currently has a boyfriend outside of professional wrestling that she has been seeing for much of the past year.
May 27, 2014
There is a surprising amount of people online who are searching for a sex tape featuring AJ Lee and CM Punk as of late. It is a bit unusual as there is not one in existence. The former WWE Divas Champion is currently taking some time off from the road to be with her boyfriend, who walked away from the company a couple of months back because of backstage heat.
May 8, 2014
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May 1, 2014
A picture of CM Punk and AJ Lee at a Chicago Blackhawks hockey game. Punk walked away from WWE a couple of months ago, while AJ is currently being given time off from the company to spend time with her boyfriend.
April 27, 2014
After dropping the belt to Paige the night after Wrestlemania 30, AJ Lee was given some time off, presumably to rest up and move to Chicago to be with boyfriend, former WWE star CM Punk. Rumors are floating around that AJ will be returning to the company in May, as she has been advertised for the European tour. She is also advertised for events in June.
April 23, 2014
Through Twitter, Tammy Sytch revealed that she was moving to New York City. The former WWE diva has been making headlines over the last few years for all the wrong reasons, so the hope is that this move will help her get her life back on track. Aside from legal issues with her previous boyfriend, Sytch has also been relegated to selling nude pictures of herself.
April 19, 2014
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April 15, 2014
This appears to be quite the year for divas getting married. First, Maryse Ouellet married her longtime boyfriend and WWE star Miz. Then, Brie Bella and Daniel Bryan tie the knot at a ceremony that will be shown on Total Divas. Over the weekend, Eve Torres married Rener Gracie. One of the reasons why Eve left WWE was to be able to spend more time with him.
April 13, 2014
Since their relationship is well documented on Total Divas, WWE fans believed that Brie Bella would be coming out at the end of Wrestlemania 30 to celebrate with her boyfriend Daniel Bryan after he was able to capture the heavyweight championship. However, she posted this message on Twitter to explain that the company prevented her from doing just that.
April 7, 2014
For those of you that are interested in relationship news and rumors for professional wrestlers, Layla El, who was off the road from WWE for quite a period of time, now has a boyfriend. The man is believed to have a Middle Eastern background, as this picture popped up on Twitter of the two of them having an Arabic breakfast.
March 27, 2014
There are a lot of rumors floating around that Summer Rae is dating Fandango right now. Nothing has been confirmed, so it is merely speculations right now. The WWE diva did have a boyfriend not too long ago, but it is uncertain if she is still involved in a relationship with that guy any more. WWE may reveal her status on an upcoming episode of Total Divas.
March 22, 2014
Since she quickly married her boyfriend and kept the truth hidden from her family, as seen on the first episode of the second season of Total Divas this weekend, there are rumors spreading that Eva Marie might be pregnant. While the decision was abrupt, the WWE diva is not expecting a baby anytime soon, as her career is her main focus at the moment.
March 17, 2014
Back in November, it was revealed that Kaitlyn had gotten engaged to her boyfriend, a bodybuilder named PJ. Well, the former WWE Divas Champion recently revealed some details of her upcoming wedding. The event will be taking place in Connecticut some time in June. Kaitlyn also revealed that the couple will not be going on a honeymoon as she is too busy building her new business.
March 12, 2014
Earlier this month, the wrestling world was shocked when it was discovered that Stacy Keibler had secretly gotten married to her boyfriend. The New York Post has now revealed that the reason why they decided to make things official is because the former WWE diva is pregnant and expecting her first child. No confirmation from Keibler yet, though.
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In 1779, slightly more than six years after the Milan premiere, a new version of Exsultate, jubilate was performed in Salzburg by the castrato Francesco Ceccarelli, probably in Holy Trinity Church on 30 May 1779 at Mass. The diary of Nannerl Mozart, Wolfgang's sister, mentions that her brother and father lunched that day at the presbytery next to the church. This manuscript was discovered only in 1978 at the Stadtpfarrkirche St Jakob in Wasserburg am Inn, Austria, a village near Salzburg, and is partly copied by Mozart's father Leopold. The first, striking difference with the more widely known version is the inclusion of flutes, rather than oboes; their presence provides a radically new colour to what is nowadays a well-known score. The other variation in the Salzburg version is the libretto which, in the first two movements, provides not one but two different texts to those performed in Milan: one is suitable for Trinity Sunday, the other for the Nativity (though there is no evidence that the Christmas version was ever performed). The Trinity text is performed here.
The opening of the first Allegro is confident, much in the manner of a concerto movement: running strings present one theme, the flutes cheerfully flourish in the other before the soloist enters. They create first and second subject matter. A brief recitative (its different text to that of the Milan version resulting in markedly different rhythms) leads to a lyrical Andante aria in the relatively distant key of A major, Tu virginum corona. Mozart provides an orchestral link back to the F major of the final, showcase Alleluia which jubilantly presents a series of soloistic fireworks.
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How shared branching works
But shared branching lets them stay with your credit union by allowing any of 5,000+ other CU shared branch offices nationwide to complete routine transactions (see "How," right).
Rick Hagopian, President of Wisconsin Credit Union Shared Service Centers (WCUSSC)—part of the nationwide shared branching network—said some credit unions still mistakenly fear that their members will be stolen by another credit union in the network.
"Policies prohibit solicitation of other credit unions' members, something that's reinforced by secret shopping among participants," he said. "Member stealing just doesn't happen. What we have seen is branch users experiencing greater satisfaction with their own credit union, and even a branch-networked credit union winning service awards in a city where they have no proprietary office."
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Hagopian explains that most credit unions are amazed at how inexpensive it is to be part of the network, especially when they see that by serving other credit unions' members they can offset the fixed costs of participating. Credit unions often favorably compare the relatively low costs of participation to the expense of a full-time employee or even one proprietary branch.
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CO-OP Financial Services advances the "increasing awareness" action step in the Unite for Good growth campaign by providing marketing assistance and materials in support of shared branching. Credit unions participating in the WCUSSC branch network received materials to replace the "swirl" logo with the CO-OP brand as part of a process explained in an archived webinar and FAQ.
Credit unions can order lapel buttons that proclaim "My credit union has 5,000+ branches!" as well as a handout that tellers can distribute to explain their credit union's shared branching convenience. For information on these materials or shared branching, contact Rick Hagopian at (414) 325-9880, Ext. 3.
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Last I checked they made JoL threatless.
Thought I might mention that divinity also increases YOUR healing done, which means more healing from judgment of light, which means more healing aggro generated by everyone attacking the boss.
Maybe theres no weight behind this but the one time i was MTing and judged wisdom instead of light I had major aggro problems.
Last I checked they made JoL threatless.
JoL is indeed threatless now.
Aggro problems? Either the damage (and therefore threat) output is low or talents are placed in ones not considered necessary.
Healing is the source of life. Without it, you're left with death.
JoL is a flat chance on hit 2% increase in health now, I believe it was 3.2 when the change hit correct me if I'm wrong. It use to be ret pallies not holy pallies who would judge light since healing was based off attack power. In today's day and age it doesnt matter what you judge just make sure wisdom and light are on the boss.
Yeah, you can have holy paladins use JoW if you want. It doesn't matter as long as one paladin is putting on each.
It also doesn't matter now if one paladin overwrites the judgement debuff. Both Protection and Ret paladins put it up faster than the duration of the judgement debuff, so there should be no loss of uptime.
As a personal pref, I tend to make sure the prot put on JoL and the rets put on JoW.
Strictly speaking, Divinity improves JoL's healing, so ret/holy paladins that have it should be judging Light.
Even then you're talking about making JoL heal a tank for maybe 40 more HP on a tank(others will see a much smaller gain), so what Jere says is all you need to know about who should judge what.
So JoL's heal has no threat??? O_o i am pretty sure the dps gets closer to me at the threat metter when i dont use JoL, but.. O_o?? didn't know that..
That being said, back to the OP
Divinity is a situational talent, there are stronger general talents. If survival is an issue, between your group's strength/skill/gear or if it's progression for your group, try speccing into it. It may help more, despite slight overheals. If healing is not an issue, then pick something else.
Your conclusions for Crusader are (generally) correct, in a black box sort of way.
Divine guardian is really good for the reason mentioned above, having 2 points in imp DG. This means you can keep up SS longer without having to drop something in your 969 to refresh it, extra threat. It's a moot point if you have a holy paladin healing you, you don't keep up SS on yourself (unless you count on putting your SS on your tanking buddy, who is presumably a non paladin).
The increase in health from JoL if you have maxxed out Divinity is laughable. If you do a 5% increase to a 2% heal you get a .1% increase to the heal. So instead of a 2% heal its a 2.1%. Divinity only really comes into play with direct heals.
To recap you have about 3 spare points that you can allocate depending on where you are in the content and what your role is. 1/1 Divine Sacrifice 2/2 Divine guardian if you are the OT. 3/5 Divinity if you are in progression and need the extra healing as MT. Or 3/5 Seals of the Pure if you feel healing is no longer an issue to bump your boss threat as an MT.
<sigh> even after I say that I am talking about a technicality and that I agree the difference is ridiculously small, you guys still maim at that statement. That's hopeless.
Not attacking you Synapse just pointing out how pathetic of an increase it is for 5 points. It's like throwing a grenade after a nuclear explosion.
While it rarely benefits yourself (only if there's no Holy Paladin, and then only fully if there's also no Retridin), if you include the benefit for another tank it's a good "tanking talent". Just not as direct.
A bit like runspeed for DPS, come to think of it. Sure helps DPS, but impossible to really quantify it's power.
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Speaking about divinity...
You also need to understand how healing works...
Why do Holy paladins don't go for Spell Power so their heals are bigger??
Because it doesn't matter if they heall 22k or 24k... most of the time their heal has at least a % of overhealing...
with divinity a geared Holy paladin will crit you for about 27k, without it.. 26k...
5 talent points for adding 1k to a Holy light its not really that useful...
I'd say Divinity is useful if you're being healed by a resto druid...
No, we gem for other things because some things are better then having bigger heals - like not going out of mana.Because it doesn't matter if they heall 22k or 24k... most of the time their heal has at least a % of overhealing...Yeah, but not all holy lights are crits.with divinity a geared Holy paladin will crit you for about 27k, without it.. 26k...It's quite good, but you get more bank for your buck if you spend the points elsewhere.5 talent points for adding 1k to a Holy light its not really that useful...Nah, not really needed there either.I'd say Divinity is useful if you're being healed by a resto druid...
Originally Posted by Kahmal
Haven't you heard "Enchant to improve an item's strengths, not cover weaknesses" ??
Divinity is like trying to cover "the weakness" of that holy palas dont gem for SP..
And well, i think i didn't express myself... obviously if you see an item with 30intellect and 60sp and another one with 29intellect and 90sp... you're going to go for the one with higher SP...
But you get enough SP from your gear, adding more is just going to be added to your overhealing, like Martie said, not going out of mana is more important, and since holy light is a mana burn......
But even if you had a huge mana pool, most of the good holy paladins will go for crit/haste instead of SP, since sp is mostly, like i already said (like 4 times), going to your overhealing...
Have it this way... a warrior doesn't has divinity... does that makes warriors harder to heal?? no...
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Journal: I blame Captain Splendid 8
Just popped in to give the above some well deserved
Just popped in to give the above some well deserved
Bruce apparently played Born In the USA tonight.
wish I could have been there.
might try and find a bootleg site tomorrow
Before wiping your laptop after backing up your
The filesystem was getting flaky and dropped out while I was using it. Paved the linux partitions and now resinstalling.
Next up wifi with broadcom.
re above: Missed the soundcard setup. Done now.
You know you want to
Courtesy of the Guardian - Ayn Rand or Gina Rinehart
10 questions one page
I got 5/10 but I didn't try hard
If you don't know about Gina - here is a sample
With latest Debian sid 3.9 kernel, tv card works if I manually modprobe cx88-dvb.
I will be offline for a considerable period possibly weeks soon while I get temporarily and until I have stuff sorted out. Internet will be way down the list of stuff.
Move is because I am waiting on a formal offer of employment in a faraway city by myself for crap pay. But it is employment..
"As Baldrick once said: âoeItâ(TM)s all right, Blackadder, you donâ(TM)t have to curtsy or anything.â Tony Robinson, the diminutive actor, presenter and political activist who rose to fame in the 1980s as the put-upon manservant in the Blackadder series, is now Sir Tony."
We are well through the looking glass and down the rabbit hole.
Was here looking for last years posts on getting a tv card working so thought I would say Hi.
So running debian sid I just did an update/upgrade to the 3.8 kernel and a bunch of other stuff.
xfce a bit busted.
grub changed some stuff around which was not expected but fixable.
And as alluded to above tv card not working. Not sure why. Boot into 3.2 kernel - working. Boot stock or custom 3.8 no.
Also with the install of the 3.8 kernel, the 3.8 source code doesn't come with the header files even if you have the 3.2 headers installed. Maybe that is why I have no dvb modules. About to reboot and see if the latest kernel compile with headers works.
Update: rebooted and almost
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 5.905783] cx88/2: cx2388x MPEG-TS Driver Manager version 0.0.9 loaded
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 5.906683] cx88[0]: subsystem: 00ac:0400, board: DViCO FusionHDTV DVB-T PRO [card=64,insmod option], frontend(s): 1
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 5.906684] cx88[0]: TV tuner type 71, Radio tuner type -1
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 6.086895] cx2388x alsa driver version 0.0.9 loaded
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 6.087136] cx88/0: cx2388x v4l2 driver version 0.0.9 loaded
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 6.556278] tuner 9-0061: Tuner -1 found with type(s) Radio TV.
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 6.769787] xc2028 9-0061: creating new instance
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 6.769789] xc2028 9-0061: type set to XCeive xc2028/xc3028 tuner
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 6.769791] cx88[0]: Asking xc2028/3028 to load firmware xc3028-v27.fw
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 6.771530] cx88[0]/2: cx2388x 8802 Driver Manager
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 6.771560] cx88[0]/2: found at 0000:03:00.2, rev: 5, irq: 16, latency: 248, mmio: 0xf4000000
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 6.771652] cx88[0]/1: CX88x/0: ALSA support for cx2388x boards
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 6.772044] cx88[0]/0: found at 0000:03:00.0, rev: 5, irq: 16, latency: 248, mmio: 0xf6000000
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 6.772258] cx88[0]/0: registered device video1 [v4l2]
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 6.772324] cx88[0]/0: registered device vbi0
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 6.811124] cx88/2: cx2388x dvb driver version 0.0.9 loaded
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 6.811128] cx88/2: registering cx8802 driver, type: dvb access: shared
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 6.811131] cx88[0]/2: subsystem: 00ac:0400, board: DViCO FusionHDTV DVB-T PRO [card=64]
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 6.811132] cx88[0]/2: cx2388x based DVB/ATSC card
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 6.811133] cx8802_alloc_frontends() allocating 1 frontend(s)
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 6.826605] i2c i2c-9: sendbytes: NAK bailout.
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 6.826665] zl10353_read_register: readreg error (reg=127, ret==-5)
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 6.835128] xc2028 9-0061: Loading 80 firmware images from xc3028-v27.fw, type: xc2028 firmware, ver 2.7
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 7.172301] cx88[0]/2: dvb frontend not attached. Can't attach xc3028
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 7.172359] cx88[0]/2: dvb_register failed (err = -22)
Jun 2 15:58:50 tqft kernel: [ 7.172400] cx88[0]/2: cx8802 probe failed, err = -22
And an update to the update
sudo modprobe cx88-dvb
gets tv card working. Why it isn't automatically I don't know. Maybe I should remove the modprobe.conf entry and let the big L handle it.
say hi
My plan to read he's by whitelisting appears to work.
attached screenshot:
Am I missing much that anyone knows of?
Still unemployed. Best feedback about possible jobs are a long way from here
Appears our secret service can't keep a secret
"Suspected Australian-Israeli spy Ben Zygier is believed to have been arrested by his employer on suspicions he had informed Australia's domestic intelligence agency of his work for Mossad, reports say.
The ABC says it understands Mr Zygier met Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) officers while visiting Australia, where he revealed details about several Mossad missions including a secret operation in Italy."
I had never heard of this anyone got any info?
"There would be one more blip of information that would sneak out. Prisoner X - held in a video-monitored, regularly checked, suicide proof cell - had killed himself.
Who was Prisoner X and what had he done to end up secretly jailed in a high-tech cell and locked down under a nationwide media ban?
Now, for the first time, some answers."
So anyway I will be recording the program in case anyone cares and can't access it themselves.
PJK - Paul Keating former prime minister of Australia quite gifted with words, is a master of insults. So anyway even though PJK is still with this, someone has ripped his style into iOS app so you can call the gum on your shoe better for your gait than a senator.
Shut up and give me your money the PJK Insults generator is AVAILABLE! https://itunes.apple.com/app/paul-keating-insult-generator/id585515482?mt=8 â¦
If you ask an Android version you may well find out what it can generate.
PS: I am about a month behind reading journal entries. I have lost 2 weeks. Too busy applying for jobs.
PPS: the world is getting uglier
"Gongloffâ(TM)s take is pretty mainstream: the NYT editorial page said that the decision is âoea dark day for the rule of lawâ, adding that âoeclearly, the government has bought into the notion that too big to fail is too big to jailâ."
If you laundered money for a drug cartel, your assets, possibly your family assets would be seized and sold. Why is HSBC so special?
LIBOR [if you don't know what LIBOR is read up on it so youare prepared when the SHTF]
" If you keep 6s [i.e. the six month JPY LIBOR rate] unchanged today ⦠I will fucking do one humongous deal with you ⦠Like a 50,000 buck deal, whatever ⦠I need you to keep it as low as possible ⦠if you do that â¦. Iâ(TM)ll pay you, you know, 50,000 dollars, 100,000 dollars⦠whatever you want."
A 50,000 buck deal here does not mean a $50,000 deal: it means a $50 billion deal. If the broker on such a deal siphons off a fee of 0.0001%, thatâ(TM)s $50,000 right there."
Apparently being a patent asshole isn't a new thing at all, nor twisting an innovative product to mercantile uses.
The gameâ(TM)s true origins, however, go unmentioned in the official literature. Three decades before Darrowâ(TM)s patent, in 1903, a Maryland actress named Lizzie Magie created a proto-Monopoly as a tool for teaching the philosophy of Henry George, a nineteenth-century writer who had popularized the notion that no single person could claim to âoeownâ land. In his book Progress and Poverty (1879), George called private land ownership an âoeerroneous and destructive principleâ and argued that land should be held in common, with members of society acting collectively as âoethe general landlord.â
"The players could, however, vote to do something not officially allowed in Monopoly: cooperate. Under this alternative rule set, they would pay land rent not to a propertyâ(TM)s title holder but into a common potâ"the rent effectively socialized so that, as Magie later wrote, âoeProsperity is achieved.â
For close to thirty years after Magie fashioned her first board on an old piece of pressed wood, The Landlordâ(TM)s Game was played in various forms and under different namesâ"âoeMonopoly,â âoeFinance,â âoeAuction.â It was especially popular among Quaker communities in Atlantic City and Philadelphia, as well as among economics professors and university students whoâ(TM)d taken an interest in socialism. Shared freely as an invention in the public domain, as much a part of the cultural commons as chess or checkers, The Landlordâ(TM)s Game was, in effect, the property of anyone who learned how to play it."
PS: I no longer have any idea on how to make a link work in a je entry
PPS: I am about 2 weeks behind in reading je's that aren't spam
"Offered one day preceding the final Presidential debate, on foreign policy, in order to give you all some badly-needed perspective on the most important foreign policy matter of all... when and how to fight.
Last year finally saw the end of America's second-longest war. Dragging on a decade, that was the multi-trillion dollar quagmire of attrition and so-called "nation-building" in Iraq.
Our longest war, the continuing multi-trillion dollar, "nation-building" quagmire in Afghanistan, continues on and on"
I haven't finished reading it.
Undoubtedly many people may have differences of opinion on this.
Optimization hinders evolution.


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Written by Rich Forestano Friday, 10 February 2012 00:00
The streets were trembling, the buildings were shaking and the confetti was falling by the truck-full in the Canyon of Heroes on Tuesday, Feb. 7 as New York City said thanks to its beloved Big Blue.
The New York Giants celebrated the 21-17 Super Bowl XLVI (46) victory over the New England Patriots in style with a ticker-tape parade and estimated attendance of one million screaming onlookers. Fans laughed, cheered, even cried as their favorite team passed by on what could be magically mistaken as chariots of the football gods.
An estimated 40 tons of confetti showered the "G-MEN." Fans barricaded on the sidewalks took to climbing streetlights, signs and building storefronts to could catch a glimpse of the team.
Side and backstreets were filled to the max. One street even sported a touch football game among a sea of red, white and blue.The Giants turned from Battery Place and made their way up Broadway to the Canyon of Heroes on blue and white decorated floats. Fans threw everything from footballs to T-shirts back and forth to players in hopes of getting a signature or two.
Parade-goers rejoiced in a "Cruuuuuuuuuz" chant for overnight wide receiver sensation Victor Cruz. Wearing a red hoodie, he waved emphatically as his float strolled along. He even treated fans to his patented salsa dance that he breaks out when he scores a touchdown at the City Hall Plaza ceremony.
"We are here today because this team of Giants believed in each other, because you believed in them," Mayor Michael Bloomberg told the crowd at City Hall. "We believe! We believe that as long as there was time on the clock and as long as Eli Manning had the ball, we would win the game." He asked the crowd, "What do the first three letters of Elite spell?" and then led them in chants of "M-V-P."
Giants quarterback and Super Bowl MVP Eli Manning thanked the crowd outside City Hall for their support and patience throughout the season.
"We never lost faith in ourselves, and congratulations to all [the fans]," he said after the organization received keys to the City.
Head Coach Tom Coughlin went from possibly getting fired at season's end to becoming the second Giants head coach to win two Super Bowls. Bill Parcells won two rings in 1987 and 1991.
Since the beginning of Coughlin's tenure as head coach, he's preached one word: finish. Finish every practice, every game and every play. On Tuesday, the Giants truly finished, with a parade.
"All things are possible for those who believe," Coughlin said. "We always believed. We always knew we could get here. We finished as a team. We finished as a family. It's wonderful to be part of this great day."
For more Super Bowl parade photos, go to http://tinyurl.com/ 7q92sme.


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