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Brick Oven Pizza & Cucina
- Address:
7709 Bergenline Ave
North Bergen, NJ 07047Neighborhood:
North Bergen
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PizzeriaPrice: $30 and under
Brick Oven Pizza & Cucina
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.brickovenpizza.com/
- Phone: (201) 662-6610
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday: 11:00am - 11:00pm, Friday - Sunday: 11:00am - 12:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Italian, Pizzeria
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, BYO Liquor, Delivery, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Takeout
- Private Party Facilities: Garden Room available for private parties. 35 seat maximum capacity
- Private Party Contact: Akrem 2016626110
A word from Brick Oven Pizza & Cucina
Authentic wood fired pizza baked in an oak and maple wood burning Brick Oven. Family owned and operated, the Brick Oven Pizza &Cucina offers a variety of authentic thin crust brick oven pizzas baked in our 700 degree wood fired oven . Full menu including salads, appetizers, panini, and entrees also available.. Dine in our 35 seat garden room. BYOB and as always never a cork fee.Continued
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- ihatenicknamesVIPDined on 10/25/2014We go to the Edgewater restaurants so much that we sometimes forget our local spots. Thanks Open Table for reminding me. BOP&C has been many pizza restaurants since I've lived here. But this one is the best. The food is made to your liking; the pizza is delicious, and has a really thin crust which I love. and I like the choice of 3 sizes; it's easier when everyone likes different toppings. The salad was very fresh as was the dressing. Added to that, it's a BYOB. The "garden" room is charming. Next time we'd like to try some of the dinner dishes. And, if we can't make it to the restaurant, there's always delivery.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Online, Seacoast mothers rally after Portsmouth mom of infant twins dies
Corie Jabre, 30, of Portsmouth was already raising two sons when she gave birth to her twins, Liam Lancelot and Brian Charles, in October, committed to breastfeeding them both.
Her three sisters were amazed at Corie Jabre's dedication.
Now, they are amazed by the overwhelming support being offered by the local community, and online communities of mothers who learned about Jabre's death this week and the need for breast milk for her two infant sons.
The family has collected over 1,000 ounces in donated breast milk for the boys so far, who are not handling formula well.
Family friend Barbara Martinez has also set up a fundraising page through the website www.giveforward.com to raise money for the family to pay funeral costs and to help the family buy everything the babies need, including diapers and clothes. As of Tuesday afternoon, donations had already reached over $10,000.
In addition to the twins, Jabre, a Portsmouth High School graduate and local beautician, left behind a 16-year-old son, Chance, and a 10-year-old son, Stefan. Jabre's parents have assumed responsibility of all four boys for the time being.
Jabre's sister, Logan Ringenburg lives in Chicago and came home when her sister became ill last week. Ringenburg is the mother of a 5-month-old daughter and a 3-year-old son and thought she would come home to help with the babies while her sister recovered.
All of Jabre's boys had been ill in the week leading up to her illness, and she remained dedicated to taking care of them before falling ill herself.
Jabre saw a doctor on Friday and received a prescription for a sinus infection, but did not get better. The next evening, she went into the hospital with difficulty breathing and doctors discovered she was suffering from pneumonia.
Around 3 a.m., the family was told to call a priest and to come say goodbye, Ringenburg said.
Memorial services for Jabre will be held this weekend.
As family and friends grieve, they are also doing their best to provide support, love and necessities to the four sons left behind.
Ringenburg said taking care of the boys is a good distraction for her parents from the grief of losing one of their four daughters.
"They have a lot of love to give, but not so much money," Ringenburg said.
Ringenburg said it was amazing to see how many mothers want to help support the babies by providing excess breast milk.
"Those wishing to help can visit www.giveforward.com/memorialfundforcoriejabre for more information.
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The initial longlist of 32 cars new to European shores this year was announced on Tuesday and it will be cut down to size in December when a shortlist of 15 finalists will be named.
And for the moment at least, there's very good news for BMW as it is the only manufacturer to get five cars on the list -- the BMW 2 Series Active Tourer, the BMW 2 Series Coupe, the BMW i8, the BMW X1 and the Mini Cooper.
The German car company has never won the award but after 51 years of often coming a close second or third, 2015 could be its year.
For now, in terms of numbers, its closest rival is Mercedes. It has managed four mentions including for the new super luxury, superfast S-Class Coupe, and while Porsche has also made the long list with the Macan it will be a controversial awards ceremony if either of those cars is named the year's winner.
That's because as well as economy, safety, enjoyment, innovation and excitement, cars are also judged in terms of affordability or value for money. Hence Rolls Royce, Bentley, Ferrari or Lamborghini have never won. That said, Porsche did scoop the title back in 1978 with the Porsche 928, but that was a long time ago.
The 2014 winner was the Peugeot 308 and 2013's winner, the equally sensible Volkswagen Golf, went on to win the ultimate world car of the year award announced at that year's New York International Auto Show.
The full list of nominations for the 2015 European Car of the Year:
Audi TTBMW 2 Series Active TourerBMW 2 Series CoupeBMW i8BMW X4Citroen C1Citroen C4 CactusFiat 500XFord EcoSportFord MondeoHyundai i20Infiniti Q50Jeep RenegadeKia SoulLexus NXLexus RCMercedes-Benz C-ClassMercedes GLAMercedes S-Class CoupeMINI CooperNissan PulsarNissan QashqaiNissan X-TrailVauxhall/Opel CorsaPeugeot 108Porsche MacanRenault TwingoSkoda FabiaSmart FortwoSmart ForfourSubaru WRX STISuzuki CelerioToyota AygoVolkswagen Passat


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Gamers around the world are excited to see the new female soldier in the new Call of Duty: Ghosts game. The addition of the female character is causing a positive uproar in the gaming community with female gamers. This was revealed today during the Call of Duty: Ghosts multiplayer reveal that is still streaming live now!
Call of Duty: Ghosts Multiplayer Reveal TOMORROW
Check out the information and an infographic regarding the Call of Duty: Ghosts multiplayer reveal August 14, 2013.
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2015 sees a new era for the Phoenix Tools Premier Motocross Championship with a new team at the helm.
The series will be organised by a committed team who have formed a Committee and a new Club affiliated to the ACU to be known as The Premier Moto Cross Club.
This Committee are the same team who have been working behind the scenes with Rob for Premier MX Promotions to organise the events, so we know exactly what's needed to carry on this series at the standard it is today.
The organising team
Keith Miller, Ben Morison, Janet Morison, Greta Edwards, Mark Tillyer, Farrah Higgins, Toni Hayes, Roy Hooper, Gary Morison, Kevin Miller, Sue Hooper, Gareth Hayes.
Missing are Valerie Jarrett, Gary Morison, Dave Rich and Jim Hamish-Wilson
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Last Saturday the final round of the 2014 Phoenix Tools Premier motocross series took place in Cornwall at Landrake Moto Parc and was expected to be a cracker as there were double points on offer which could put the cat amongst the pigeons in all 5 Championships which had yet to be decided. Unfortunatley the weather was against the meeting with heavy rain falling early morning and the decision was made to delay the start. However after most of the practice and qualifying the track was starting to dry and was set to produce some good racing, but that was soon not the case as the heavens were to open up again which made things very tricky and hard going.
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This Saturday October 11th the battle is to commence at Landrake Moto Parc, which will host the final round of the 2014 Phoenix Tools Premier motocross Championships and with double points on offer this could make a big difference in all 5 Championships which have yet to be decided.
In the Expert Open Championship there is just 31 points between defending Champion Luke Hawkins on the Phoenix Tools Rocket Honda and team mate Alex Snow who have been battling it out all season and things are expected to carry on at the final round. The Tony Maunders Racing Suzuki of Jamie Skuse lies in 3rd and looks fairly safe, but in 4th it's the TwoNineTwo/Factory Touch Honda of James Dodd who will have to be at his best as breathing right down his neck is the St Blazey Husqvarna of John May who is just 7 points adrift in 5th. Other Experts who will be looking to do well include the likes of D S C Kawasaki pairing of Tommy Alba and Sunny Thompson, Dan Thornhill on the Fowlers Honda, Kelvin Townsend and Ben Butler on the Phoenix Tools Rocket Honda's, Luke Dean on the Bikestation/Meredith Suzuki, Todd Kellett on the Talon/Apico/S J Hodder Honda plus many others.
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The final round of the 2014 Phoenix Tools South West Premier MX series will take place at Landrake Moto Parc, Saltash on SATURDAY 11TH OCTOBER.
The entry list can be seen here. There are spaces in all groups, anyone wishing to enter please contact Mel on 01626 365335.
Don't forget the final round is double points in all classes so its still all undecided. The presentation will take place after the racing at the track.
With 1 round remaining preparations for 2015 have already begun. There are 12 provisional dates out with 10 rounds being run. These are -
8th March
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10th May
14th June
5th July
26th July
16th August
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Venues are starting to be finalised now, we are looking to run some new venues in 2015 too.
Registration forms for the 2015 series can be downloaded here.
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BCS' big three bowl matchups offer games we craveIvan Maisel
It's debatable whether the BCS got it right, but of the five BCS games, three, including the championship game, are keepers.Story | Conversation | December 08, 2008
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From talking about the big three in the BCS to Mike Price's second chance to the battle for the punch line, the inbox is always full.Story | Conversation | November 16, 2004
Five breakout players in the Big 12Ivan Maisel
The Big 12 Conference provided a preview of a very promising 2010 season during the bowls, thanks in part to three of the players listed here. Their upside will be a big reason for the league's upswing. And two new arrivals to campus figure to have a...Blog | February 11, 2010
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Texas' offensive line had a disastrous outing in the Big 12 title game. Nebraska's Ndamukong Suh won't be around again, but the going only gets tougher (and bigger) with Terrence Cody and Alabama's defense on deck.Story | Conversation | January 06, 2010
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Not only is Ohio State playing Oregon on Friday, but the Buckeyes are playing for Big Ten pride.Story | Conversation | December 31, 2009
Bud Wilkinson Conference features plenty of heated rivalriesIvan Maisel
Heated rivalries -- and a new tiebreaker rule -- give Bud Wilkinson Conference an immediate buzz.Story | Conversation | August 06, 2009
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After gazing into the crystal ball, Ivan Maisel reveals his five predictions for the Big 12 in 2008.Story | Conversation | August 14, 2008
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Louisville might be the anointed savior of the redesigned Big East, but others in the conference aren't ready to concede to the Cardinals just yet.Story | Conversation | August 19, 2005
Alvarez looks for smooth transition to BielemaIvan Maisel
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- Securing Personal Data: ENISA guidelines on Cryptographic solutions 21 November 2014 – KULeuven Cosic and University of Bristol have written two important reports that have been launched today by the European Union Agency for Network and Information Security, ENISA.
- Cosic Paper wins the JETTA Best Paper Award 2013 23 October 2014 – The JETTA Best Paper Award for the year 2013 has been awarded to the paper entitled "Secure JTAG Implementation Using Schnorr Protocol", written by Cosic authors Ingrid Verbauwhede, Stefaan Seys, Santosh Ghosh and Amitabh Das.
- Medical device hacking 6 October 2014 – The Standaard interviews Dave Singelee and Eduard Marin Fabregas (both Cosic) on medical device hacking.
- Jeroen Delvaux wins ChinaCrypt Best Paper Award September 2014 – Jeroen Delvaux wins ChinaCrypt Best Paper Award with the paper "Secure Lightweight Entity Authentication with Strong PUFs: Mission Impossible?"
- Browser Fingerprinting and the Online-Tracking Arms Race 7 August 2014- On the cover of IEEE Spectrum you find the above mentioned article of Cosic member Gunes Acar. A study by KU Leuven, COSIC and Princeton university discovered that canvas fingerprinting is being used on a large scale on the web to track users.
Key Publications
- B. Mennink, and B. Preneel, "Hash Functions Based on Three Permutations: A Generic Security Analysis," In Advances in Cryptology – CRYPTO 2012, Lecture Notes in Computer Science 7417, R. Canetti, and R. Safavi-Naini (eds.), Springer-Verlag, pp. 330-347, 2012.
- S. Ghosh, A. Kumar, A. Das, and I. Verbauwhede, "On the Implementation of Unified Arithmetic on Binary Huff Curves," In Cryptographic Hardware and Embedded Systems – CHES 2013, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer-Verlag, 16 pages, 2013.
- B. Bilgin, V. Nikov, S. Nikova, V. Rijmen, and G. Stütz, "Threshold Implementations of all 3x3 and 4×4 S-boxes," In Cryptographic Hardware and Embedded Systems – CHES 2012, Lecture Notes in Computer Science 7428, E. Prouff, and P. Schaumont (eds.), Springer-Verlag, pp. 76-91, 2012.
- E. Balsa, C. Troncoso, and C. Diaz, "OB-PWS: Obfuscation-Based Private Web Search," In IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy 2012, IEEE, pp. 491-505, 2012.


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WASHINGTON — "I was stunned. I was knocked back on my heels. If I hadn't had some pressing deadlines at work, I might have fallen into a depression."
Ruling surprises mother of convicted Army officer from Edmond
Vicki Behenna had been counting on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces to give her son a new trial.
But in a decision handed down on July 5, the military's highest appeals court upheld 1st Lt. Michael Behenna's conviction of unpremeditated murder in a combat zone for killing a suspected terrorist in Iraq in 2008 during an interrogation.
In an interview last week, Vicki Behenna, of Edmond, said she had been convinced the court would find her son's 2009 court martial had been marred by errors.
The court did find that the judge in that court martial had given an erroneous instruction regarding the Army soldier's right to self-defense; but, in a 3-2 decision, the court ruled that the error wouldn't have affected the outcome of the trial.
Vicki Behenna said that, after the decision came down, she visited her son at the military prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., where he is 31/2 years into a 15-year sentence.
"He said, 'Mom, I'm in a good place mentally, physically and spiritually,' she said. "It lifted me up like you wouldn't believe to see it hadn't changed him and made him bitter. He inspires me to keep fighting."
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Vicki Behenna, who is a federal prosecutor in Oklahoma City, and her husband, Scott, a former investigator for the OSBI, have been doing everything they can think of to help their son.
They have raised money to pay the private attorney, met with numerous members of Congress to bring attention to the circumstances, started a website, pleaded for clemency before an Army panel and have written to everybody they hoped could have some influence.
Some members of Oklahoma's congressional delegation have been tracking the case — which has received national attention — and have sent staff members to court arguments and clemency hearings.
Rep. Tom Cole, R-Moore, said: "Having met with Lt. Behenna's family and reviewed his case, I profoundly disagree with the appeals court's failure to overturn his conviction.
"The U.S. government has placed soldiers like Lt. Behenna under extremely difficult circumstances in places like Iraq and Afghanistan. When there is any uncertainty about the facts of a particular case, soldiers in uniform, under the stress of long combat, ought to be given the benefit of the doubt.
"I will continue to explore whatever alternatives may be available to assist in this tragic case. Lt. Behenna and his family continue to have the support and prayers of literally thousands of Oklahomans as they endure this awful ordeal."
Rep. James Lankford, R-Oklahoma City, said: "Vicki and Scott Behenna have demonstrated inspiring levels of love, courage and tenacious advocacy on behalf of their son Michael throughout this long process, as they should.
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It usually happens in October. Somebody will always approach me and say "Hey, I have this idea for Homecoming this year...." I always listen patiently. Sometimes the ideas are great. Other times, they are so-so. Ultimately, I have to tell them that it's too late to implement that idea this year but I will definitely consider it for next year. The question I'm always left asking myself is "How long do people think it takes us to plan Homecoming?" I realize that we are just a tiny school in rural West Tennessee, but I think everybody knows that it takes more than two weeks to plan Homecoming......Right? Maybe not! Before I was in the event planning business, I had no idea. I had no idea how much work it takes to plan a luncheon for 30 people, much less a Homecoming for a few thousand! I had no idea about all of the reservations that have to be made, the menus that had to be planned, the workers that had to be notified, the mailings that had to be created and sent....these are just things you learn along the way.
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So the student went back to reading papers, and discovered that the same lab that had sent us the DNA had, in an earlier paper, described doing just what we were trying to do - transform the EryR genes into KW20. And unlike us they were successful! So she contacted the lab again and this time we're going to have them send us the resistant strain, not just the DNA. We're waiting for the permit to arrive (note to self: go check the inconvenient fax machines tomorrow).
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Any idea what part of the procedure was causing problems with your version? Or is this just a case of the other researchers having the magic touch?ReplyDelete
No idea. Given the continuing problems we figured it would be faster and much easier to get the strain from the other lab than to figure out what was wrong with what we were doing.ReplyDelete
My guess is that if the PCR fragment differs between your amplification and that of the other lab this was responsible. But it doesn't matter now. For transformations using PCR amplified DNA as donor DNA, what are the restrictions? Is it just that there needs to be a USS?ReplyDelete
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Last year, a Gallup poll indicated that most Americans — 77 percent — think religion is no longer the influence in this country it used to be. Seventy-five percent think that is unfortunate.
This is the lowest perception of religion's influence Gallup has recorded since it first started polling the matter. Oddly, the annual average of weekly church attendance — again according to Gallup — is 39 percent, which is not much different from 1939, when it was 42 percent.
But one doesn't need Gallup to know that, for many in this country, the luster has gone from religion. In the last few years, several atheist tracts graced the best-seller lists, and for some people atheism is now a major fashion statement.
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In "Unapologetic: Why, Despite Everything, Christianity Can Still Make Surprising Emotional Sense," for instance, as irreverent a defense of faith as you are likely to encounter, English novelist Francis Spufford announces that "I ... reserve the right to assert that believers get a slightly bigger say in what faith means than unbelievers do. It is ours, after all."
Richard Rodriguez says something similar in "Darling," which he calls "a spiritual autobiography." His answer as to why he, a gay man, stays in the Catholic Church is that "the church is more than its ignorance; the church gives me more than it denies me. I stay in the church because it is mine! ... it is my inheritance."
Neither of these books focuses on proofs. As Spufford bluntly puts it: "I don't know if there's a God. (And neither do you, and neither does Professor Dawkins, and neither does anybody. It isn't the kind of thing you can know. It isn't a knowable item.)"
Spufford is perfectly aware that the Creed he recites every Sunday is "a series of propositions." But, he says, it is "a mistake to suppose that it is assent to the propositions that makes you a believer. It is the feelings that are primary. I assent to the ideas because I have the feelings; I don't have the feelings because I assent to the ideas."
Spufford knows full well that emotions "can fool us into believing stuff that is definitely, demonstrably untrue." But, he points out, they are also "our indispensable tool for navigating, for feeling our way through, the much larger domain of stuff that isn't susceptible to proof or disproof, that isn't checkable against the physical universe."
Principal among the feelings he refers to are those having to do with what he calls "HPtFtU." You'll have to read the book to find out what those initials mean exactly. It is enough to know that they are his rough-hewn equivalent for Original Sin:
"HPtFtU is ... what murder ... has in common with telling a story at a dinner party at the expense of an absent mutual friend, a story which you know will cause pain when it gets back to them but which you tell anyway because it's very, very funny. Little, large, genial, deadly, in hot blood or in cold blood, done actively or allowed to happen through negligence — there's a look the instances of HPtFtU have in common, elusive to summarize but unmistakable when seen: a certain self-pleasing smirk. Christianity wants us to know the look when we see it in the mirror. ..."
Religion, Spufford says, is "just one form of imagining, absolutely functional, absolutely human-normal," calling it "perverse ... to propose that this one particular manifestation of imagining should be treated as outrageous."
Rodriguez's intensely personal book is practically a demonstration of this thesis. It is actually a kind of prose poem, layered, nuanced, and complex, not a book to be read straight through, one rather to be paused over and reflected upon. The central image is of the desert.
The Abrahamic religions, Rodriguez reminds us, had their origin in a landscape of rock and sand and burning sunlight: "The paradox of monotheism is that the desert God, refuting all other gods, demands acknowledgment within emptiness." The desert, for Rodriguez, really is the ground of faith: "The desert's uninhabitability convinces Jew and Christian and Muslim that we are meant for another place ... descriptions of Eden, descriptions of the Promised Land, resemble oases."
"The majority of people who are alive," Rodriguez says, "do not find it impossible to believe that a computer can sort and sift, relay, recall, correct, cure, solve, destroy, filch, tabulate, and turn out the lights." On the other hand, "an increasing number of people who are alive believe that an all-knowing God — or let us say, an all-caring God — is an impossibility."
"The computer is a diminishing weight," he notes, made of "synthetic or mineral substances" whose "content is enlarging, unstable, ethereal." And therein lies a problem: "The danger of weightless knowledge is relativism."
Relativism was not a problem for Flannery O'Connor, whose "A Prayer Journal," written more than half a century ago, was never intended for publication, and is only 37 pages long (it has been published along with a facsimile of the pages of the copybook she wrote it in). Written in 1946 and 1947, between the ages of 20 and 22, when she was attending writing workshops in Iowa City, "A Prayer Journal" is an extraordinary testament of living faith, both religious and artistic, though the two seem to have been one for O'Connor:
"Dear God, tonight ... you have given me a story. Don't let me ever think ... that I was anything but the instrument for Your story — just like the typewriter was mine. Please let the story, dear God, in its revisions, be made too clear for any false & low interpretation. ... I wish you would take care of making it a sound story because I don't know how, just like I didn't know how to write it but it came."
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That is some weird entourage Floyd Mayweather had over the weekend: a pop star beloved by tweens (Lil Wa... oops, I mean Justin Bieber), a pair of rappers (Lil Wayne, 50 Cent) and a refugee who couldn't pursue a professional boxing career in Cuba turned promotional refugee who cannot pursue a professional boxing career in America (Yuriorkis Gamboa). I wonder what they talked about. Booty? Bieber's $20,000 fish necklace?We haven't talked about everything there is to talk about from the weekend, which is why we'll revisit said weekend, mostly the subject in the headline. If you want to talk about booty or fish necklaces, though, feel free to ignore the stuff I wrote and just pontificate about that stuff. Alternately you could talk about fishes and booty necklaces. Scoring in the fight. I caught some hell for my draw score of Mayweather-Miguel Cotto, so I went back and rescored it, paying special attention to Mayweather and trying to be more generous to him. Guess...
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HIGH POINT, N.C. — Houston's Hassell Franklin has been named a candidate for The American Furniture Hall of Fame. The American Furniture Hall of Fame Foundation, Inc. announced the 2013 Industry Fellows and candidates for election into the American Furniture Hall of Fame this week. The voting period begins July 15 and ends Aug. 16. […]
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