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Video of Neil Patrick Harris Singing and Dancing Opening the 2009 Primetime Emmys
Neil Patrick Harris's Emmy Awards Opening — Love It or Leave It?
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The Emmys are officially under way, but let's rewind for a second to Neil Patrick Harris's little song and dance number. He showed off those pipes, making sure to mention how dreamy Jon Hamm is and giving Tina Fey props for her Sarah Palin impression. Then he told a few jokes, making the mandatory jab at Kanye. Check it out below and tell me what you think — love it or leave it?
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lizlee89 5 years
I am not that big of an NPH fan; but he really is so talented and funny that I couldn't deny the perfection of this opening if I wanted to. He mastered singing quite well, remembering all the jokes and words (the recitation of all the tv networks was really impressive), and being both funny and charming (of course he could do both of those things in his sleep). I loved it...
eakkar 5 years
If NPH could just keep hosting major awards shows, my life might be complete
kcwebgirl 5 years
that was awesome. loved it. and loved the dr. horrible part. but i loved hugh jackman last year. singing and dancing is just plain awesome.
deeann 5 years
NPH is awesome and i might be biased since he can do no wrong. definitely made the emmy's worth watching
santiephey 5 years
it was awesome, best part of the whole show lol
oohsexypenguin 5 years
Is there anything NPH can't do? God, how I adore that man.
Ineedclarity 5 years
The Dr. Horrible part was awesome! I will watch anything Neil Patrick Harris is on.
ceej 5 years
It was wonderful, he can do anything I think.
melx 5 years
loved it! he rocks.
bethinabox 5 years
Loved it! NPH can do no wrong. I got SO excited when Dr. Horrible came on. I think I squealed, LOL.
myfairlady93 5 years
And I'm glad they won for whatever category they were nominated in!
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suzpuz 5 years
myfairlady i couldn't agree more! i was so pumped with Dr. Horrible came on the screen too!!!!!
myfairlady93 5 years
Anytime NPH sings it's a win. And the Dr. Horrible part was awesome! Love Nathan Fillion, Felicia Day, and Simon Helberg!
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Halibut in Chard Leaves with Lemon-Thyme Butter
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- 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter, room temperature
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh thyme
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh chives
- 2 teaspoons grated lemon peel
- 4 very large Swiss chard leaves, halved lengthwise, center stems cut out
- 4 1-inch-thick halibut fillets (each 6 to 8 ounces)
- 4 lemon slices
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Preheat oven to 450°F. Blend butter, fresh lemon juice, chopped fresh thyme, chopped fresh chives, and grated lemon peel in small bowl; season butter to taste with salt and pepper.
Place four 12-inch squares of foil on work surface. Overlap center edge of 2 chard halves on each square. Sprinkle fillets on each side with salt and pepper, then spread with some lemon-thyme butter. Top each with lemon slice. Place 1 fillet crosswise on widest part of chard. Fold bottom of leaf over fillet, then continue to roll up (sides will be open). Enclose each wrapped fillet in foil.
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A PERVERT who tried to film a 12-year-old girl when she went to the bathroom at his home has been ordered to take part in a sex offender treatment programme.
Daniel Robinson, who at the time lived in Manor Farm Estate, Wolston, had pleaded guilty at Warwick Crown Court to attempting to take an indecent image of a child.
The 37-year-old was given a community sentence with three years supervision and the condition he takes part in a three year sex offender treatment programme.
In addition Judge Amjad Nawaz ordered Robinson, now of Queens Road, Nuneaton, to register as a sex offender for five years and also imposed a ten year sexual offences prevention order.
The order bans Robinson from doing any paid or unpaid work which could bring him into contact with children, having any contact with three named girls, or sleeping in any house where there is a girl under the age of 16.
Prosecutor Glyn Samuel said that in the summer of 2010, children were playing in a paddling pool in the back garden of Robinson's home when one girl, aged 12, decided to go to the bathroom.
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Shaking because she realised what Robinson's intention had been, she turned off the phone and left the bathroom – at which Robinson went straight back in.
The girl ran downstairs and told her mother who challenged Robinson before leaving with her daughter and contacting the police.
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One great meal in Baltimore
I'm visiting my son in college this weekend and would like to go to take him to one great place in Baltimore. Seafood is okay, but don't want a typical crab house with all that fried food. We're staying in the Inner Harbor, but have a car, so could drive anywhere. Any ideas?
My husband and I just went to Saffron at 802 N. charles St. last night. He had the lamb... it was delicious and I had the asopao...seafood and rice...spicy and outstanding. Of course, it was rainy and sleeting and our service was exceptional because there were only 2 tables occupied. check out their website www.saffronbaltimore.com and see if you like the menu.
I like Crazy Lil's at 27 East Cross St. Downstairs is a fairly typical bar, but go upstairs to find a quiet, smoke-free dining room. The menu is varied, mostly grilled (burgers, fish, chicken). The crab dip is the best I've ever had. All the food is very tasty and not at all expesive. The servers are friendly and attentive. It would probably take you less than 1/2 hour to get down there and if you go eaerly enough, you can check cross street market and the view from Federal Hill Park.
I asked my daughter who also goes to college in Baltimore. We have taken her out to many places. We all liked Pazo. It is a trendy place with very good food, but he wouldn't be embarrassed to be seen there with his parents. Another place we all liked was The Helmond,with Afghan food. But her - and my - first choice would be Mama's on the Half-Shell in Canton. It offers a nice selection of seafood, but has a varied menu- in selection and price. It's close to the Inner Harbor, and far enough away from campus that he won't run into everyone he knows.
For trendy, Mediterranean inspired (Spain and Sicily) small pates, Pazo is good.For a great, high-end meal, Charleston is the place. Mama's and Saffron are good suggestions. For something homey, fairly reasonable but with outstanding food, try The Chameleon Cafe.
Gertrude's in the Baltimore Museum of Art http://www.johnshields.com/restaurant...
Kali's Court in Fells Point http://www.kaliscourt.net/home.html
Or one of the restaurants in Little Italy (I like the old standard Chiapparelli's but others might beg to differ.
Da'Mimmo has a nice menue but it's pretty pricey and it might be a little stuffy for a college student. http://damimmo.com/
If you want to go for dessert some place besides where you eat your meal I'd recommend Vaccaro's if you still have room. http://www.vaccarospastry.com/index.jsp
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Thanks for all of the great suggestions. BmoreHound, by "one great meal," I mean that since I'll only be there one night, I want to make sure my one meal is a great one. Thanks again, everyone.
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if i understand you correctly, i'd recommend charleston as the IMO best, most consistent and accessible, world-class-type of restaurant in baltimore. it also has consistently great service. it's the kind of place that you mention to people for years afterwards, and i doubt there will be any missteps at all.
if you would like something a little more adventuresome, saffron or nasu blanca might be more appropriate. however, both of those restaurants have their critics for various things about the experience.
For my money....Tio Pepe's is outstanding and not a typical restaurant...fabulous Spanish style food...has been a Baltimore landmark for over 30 years....I reccommend their Shrimp in Garlic sauce, Rockfish stuffed with crab with champagne sauce and their desserts ( Spanish style roll cakes) have no equal!
I would second Saffron and Pazo. My suggestions would be Samos, which is a great greek restaurant and The Bicycle, which is quite trendy. Samos is on eastern ave and Bicycle is in Federal Hill.
For "Great" as in "best available", I'd say that many of the prior recs for Charleston, Pazo, Saffron, etc. are probably pretty good.
If you want "unlikely to find something like this elsewhere" meals, I'd steer more toward the following. Each is in it's own way a unique dining experience.
Helmand (good value - Afghan food, run by the brother of the President of Afghanistan), Martick's (Quirky "French influenced" food in a very anonymous and unmarked location, cooked by a septugenarian who was born in the bulding that now serves as his restaurant)
Ras Doobie's (fantastic Jamaican food, very laid back and casual)
La Cozuela (Equadorian - unusual cuisine, but there's something on the menu to please almost any eater, and a terrific value for the money)
I'll throw in Aldo's to the mix. I've never had a bad meal there. It's in Little Italy.
Pazo, Tio Pepe and Charleston are the two others that strike me out of this mix as being great examples of what Baltimore has to offer.
If you want to drive a little north out of the city, the Milton Inn and the Oregon Grill are great.


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This bodes well for my Cassandra predictions....
There is such a thing as a data blizzard.
Too much can overwhelm the senses.
Each chart runs into each other and detracts from analysis.
And Perspective suffers.
And this is not a simple and elegant grouping.
And it is far from user friendly.
Charts are supposed to make data analysis easier!
This is one way governments use to release bad information: All at Once with no time for reading or response. Bury the critical analysis. Hide the facts in plain sight.
Like the Secret 2008 Health Care Bill of 1100 pages released two days before the House vote. Or the candidate McCain's health records at the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale allowed open access for the world's press for one hour with no recording or note taking. Innumerable stacks of records.
Most people are overwhelmed by more than four choices. And the mind often cannot focus on a critical comparison of more than two.
I have another chart: Diminishing responses with a higher number of simultaneously submitted charts and tables. A negatively sloped Demand Curve.
The truth is buried in the data; finding it is hard work. This is data mining without tools. And analysis is bound to suffer.
Too much data is just as bad as too little.
Here are a collection of graphs from the GAO report on how fiscal 2011 turned out for the United States Federal Government and how frightening the future looks if spending is just slightly higher than is currently projected:
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About a year ago I reviewed a pair of Vibram Five Fingers (VFF) barefoot shoes while I was hiking in Canada. I've since switched to Merrell Trail Gloves due to having destroyed 3 pairs of VFFs in a single summer of barefoot hiking.
The Marrell Trail Gloves have served as my only shoe while travelling through Central America and I have to say they've faired quite a bit better than the VFFs would have. Over the last month or so I've been using the Trail Gloves while acting as a hiking guide for Quetzaltrekkers in Leon Nicaragua. The shoes have been subjected to sharp volcanic rock, loads up to 30kg and more cow poop than I would care to remember.
Yes, I said 30 kg, not pounds, its hot here, our gear is heavy, and the clients generally can't carry as much as we can.
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Foodie Friday: Protein Packed, Gluten-Free Pasta Dinner using Power Pasta @ThePowerPasta
I attended The 411 Momma's NYC Mommy Meetup this past Saturday. It was a cool event that took place in my old hood in Brooklyn that featured a monologue by Dija Henry, and a blogger panel. Of course, there was a swag bag given to the first 40 guest, and lucky me received one. One of the items in the bag was Power Pasta.
What is Power Pasta?
Power Pasta is a gluten-free pasta using either red lentils or black beans. The pasta, per serving, packs 20+ grams of protein, and at least 13 grams of fiber (15 grams for the black beans).
How did I incorporate Power Pasta into my weeknight dinner?
Weekdays, I usually opt for simple meals. I get home close to 7:00 p.m., and after a long day at work, cooking an elaborate meal is not an option. The quickest, and easiest thing to cook is pasta. Then I remembered I had the Power Pasta Red Lentil Rotini pasta in my bag, so I decided to test it out. I apologize for not having a recipe. It was one of those nights where I just threw things in a pot and hoped it came out tasting good. Yup, my family were my test dummies. Don't worry, they loved it.
Power Pasta cooks the same as regular pasta, so I just boiled my water with a little kosher salt and olive oil until it was al dente. One thing I noticed about the pasta once boiled, is the water seems more starchy than when using regular pasta. I then drained the pasta, and added it to a ground turkey, butternut squash and fresh broccoli tomato sauce I made, but it didn't affect the flavor. Honestly, if you've tried whole wheat pasta, I think the flavor of the Red Lentil Power Pasta is better.
Of course, I added some Parmesan cheese on top when I served the Power Pasta dish. The combination of the pasta with the meat and veggies were filling, thanks to the protein. And I liked that it was healthy, too. Both my husband and myself enjoyed it. Mini me, not so much.
Overall, I'm satisfied with the meal I created with the Red Lentil Rotini Power Pasta. The pasta doesn't change the flavor of the food with which it's cooked. The Power Pasta is satiating, and is healthy. Plus, the added protein and fiber are a plus, too. What more can you ask for?
If you're in the market for a healthy, gluten-free pasta option with protein and fiber, I suggest checking it out!
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Thursday, November 20, 2014
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COVERGIRL, one of my favorite drugstore cosmetics brands is currently promoting their #GirlsCan campaign, which focuses on the empowerment of women by encouraging them to break down barriers, and turn "can't" into "can".
Moms are already recognized as strong and powerful. I mean, we carried our babies for 280 days, endured childbirth, and all of the joys (and struggles) of being a parent. Plus, we work, we have significant others to cater to, our family and friends, and more. Moms, we can do anything we put our minds to, whether we're tackling an obstacle our child(ren) has thrown our way or if we're gearing up for a night out on the town with our significant others. We're the perfect example of women who knock down barriers and turn "can't" into "can", and COVERGIRL recognizes this. COVERGIRL can help keep you feeling empowered and beautiful during any moment because #GirlsCan.
This year, I've turned several "cant's" into "cans" by achieving and meeting goals set on my 30 Before 30 goal list. I may not have fulfilled all of them, but, the fact that I have crossed off most of the major goals is a huge accomplishment for me.
The goals I'm most proud of achieving are the ones that took a lot of self-control, determination, financial restraint and responsibility, and faith. My #GirlsCan moments are as follows:
- Reading more than 12 books in a year
- Purchasing our first home
- Finally getting my driver's license
- Purchasing a car (not a goal, but still a major accomplishment)
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Tuesday, November 18, 2014
I RESOLVE to Give Thanks this Holiday Season... and Beyond #RESOLVEGivingTuesday
It has been a while – 6 months to be exact - since I last brought up my struggles with secondary infertility. The fact of the matter is, I needed a break, and I guess you can say I gave up. Anyone struggling with infertility of any kind can tell you that it's not easy, and it takes a toll on you. It's even harder when you don't have a large support system. I had to take a break before I lost my sanity and myself, and focus on the things that were taking place currently in my life. And a lot of good things took place within these last six months, too!
In the last 6 months I've…
- Become a homeowner
- Became a licensed driver
- Bought a car
- Took a well-needed vacation with my husband
Even though it's been nearly two years of us "trying" with not one successful pregnancy, we do have a lot to be thankful for.
Speaking of being thankful, when I was writing about my trying to conceive struggles, you may have noticed my reference to an amazing organization called RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association. They're a great resource for those dealing with the disease of infertility, and for those who have family or friends struggling with the disease to educate themselves on it.
Since October, RESOLVE along with other infertility supporters have been counting down the days until #GivingTuesday, which takes place the Tuesday after Thanksgiving (December 2nd) with monthly themes, in order to create a national movement around the holidays dedicated to giving. Think of #GivingTuesday as you would Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and how those days have become synonymous with holiday shopping. October's theme was "RESOLVE to Give Voice", November's theme is "RESOLVE to Give Thanks", and December's is "RESOLVE to Give Hope".
In the spirit of giving thanks, and to participate in RESOLVES #GivingTuesday campaign, I'll share some things, in addition to the ones mentioned above, that I'm thankful for.
I'm Thankful for my Experience.
Over the last 4 years struggling with infertility has prepared me for my journey the second time around. Because of it I knew when it was time to stop and take a break before it all became too much to handle.
I'm Thankful for my Husband.
He's supported me throughout this struggle, and has been there every single step of the way, and endured my many moods and breakdowns. I'm still sticking to "Clomid made me do it."
I'm Thankful for Hope.
After nearly two years of trying for our second, I now consider our daughter our "miracle baby" because she was conceived without any medical interventions, was full-term, and healthy. And although my history says getting and staying pregnant is not easy, seeing her reminds me there's still hope. Plus, my new OB is much more supportive, knowledgeable on the issue, and already works closely with my RE's.
I'm Thankful for Health Insurance.
My health insurance covers IVF and injectable meds. 6 months ago was my last attempt at pregnancy with Clomid and IUI's; therefore, my next step is IVF. One IVF cycle can cost up to $15,000! And guess what? Not every person gets pregnant on their first round, so that means tens of thousands of dollars goes towards the unknown, and some people, unfortunately, have to come out of pocket. I'm definitely thankful I am not in that group, especially since we have new financial responsibilities; however, you may donate to RESOLVE to support those who are less fortunate in this instance.
I'm Thankful for our New Home.
Our home is in close proximity to our RE's office, and closer to my husband's place of work, which is also close to my new OB/GYN. All of those things close by takes away the stresses of travel and time when going back and forth between doctor appointments. Lord knows, travelling to our RE's office during the early morning hours for IUI's were not fun, and neither were the weekly appointments. The proximity of each will make everything much smoother this time around.
I'm Thankful for RESOLVE.
This organization serves as a resource for education, support, and allows individuals suffering from infertility to not have to do it in silence.
About RESOLVE:
RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association, established in 1974, is a non-profit organization with the only established, nationwide network mandated to promote reproductive health and to ensure equal access to all family building options for men and women experiencing infertility or other reproductive disorders. RESOLVE improves the lives of women and men living with infertility.
What are you thankful for this Thanksgiving season?
This is your opportunity to express your gratitude.
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Posted by Jason Wells on October 24th, 2013 at 2:31 pm
Mobile marketers have long thought that about 50% of mobile searchers called businesses as a result of their search. These people tap the phone number on a mobile landing page or the number in a paid ad itself and immediately connect with a business.
Google now says that number is low.
According to new data from Google, the number of people that call a business immediately after a mobile search is much, much higher than previously thought. Google says that 70% of mobile searchers call a business immediately after their search. They tap. They call.
After the all-important map look-up, calls are the next action of choice following a business search on a smartphone. Searchers want to connect with businesses immediately.
Here are some highlights:
- 70% of mobile searchers report they click-to-call directly from the search results to a business
- Google is now driving 40 million calls each month directly to businesses
- Google found that "calls are not only an important channel for research and transaction, but even the presence of a phone number in search results can strongly influence the perception of a business's brand."
- 76% use call features to make an appointment for local professional services
- Calls from Google Adwords last an average of 6 minutes
- AdWords advertisers that implement click-to-call see an increase of 8% in the CTR of their ads.
Why Calls Are Good
Some marketers might believe this increasing call volume is a bad thing. Those marketers would be wrong. Calls are good. Here are a few reasons why:
- Data pulled from LogMyCalls indicates that phone calls are 12x more likely to turn into a customer than a web lead.
- BIA Kelsey says that it takes 4 web leads to produce the revenue of 1 phone call.
Long story short: calls are good.
Measuring Calls
Calls are becoming more common. Research from BIA/Kelsey indicates that call volume will continue to increase at local businesses. So, if you're an agency, getting credit for all these calls is increasingly important.
Second, mobile search is changing marketing analytics. Mobile search generates more calls than ever. That means call analytics are more important than ever.
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2 Responses to "Google Research: 70% of Mobile Searchers Call Businesses"
Rick Noel says:
These are some compelling numbers from Google Jason. Makes sense given the growth in mobile advertising.
I agree with you that calls are way better than web leads, especially when the phone call results in an appointment.
Appointments lead to face to face meetings which are the only thing better than a call for establishing relationships and building business. Thanks for sharing.
Nick Stamoulis says:
I know that when I am running errands I will always look up numbers with mobile search. I will call to make dinner reservations, find out hours the place is open, check if they have something I need in stock and so forth. Having the ability to talk to a real person is still something I want to have!


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In the week following Gov. Jerry Brown's deadline for passing or vetoing hundreds of bills, those affected are examining successes and defeats that touch on cancer care, emergency rooms, prescribing, elder care and compensation to victims of corporate fraud.
Those celebrating include a group of elder advocates who sought more autonomy for the state's elder care ombudsman. Another group of patients was disappointed, though, seeing Brown veto a bill that would have lowered the price of pills that fight cancer, bringing them in line with the cost of IV infusion treatments.
One of the bills that Brown vetoed would have changed payments related to emergency room care. The bill stemmed from a Feb. 24 legislative hearing that focused on emergency room and billing practices of Prime Healthcare. Critics have claimed the hospital chain is inflating costs through its emergency room and billing practices.
Two health care providers, Kaiser and Heritage Provider Network, have accused Prime of "trapping" their patients in Prime hospitals to charge more for treating patients from outside their health care networks. Both groups areinvolved in ongoing lawsuits with Prime over the matter.
The bill, carried by state Sen. Ed Hernandez, D-West Covina, would have only affected hospitals where, during the course of a year, half or more of the privately insured patients admitted through the emergency room are outside their care network. Once a hospital reaches that threshold, new rules would have ensured that the hospital would be paid Medicare rates or a "good faith and reasonable" estimate of costs.
In his veto message, Brown noted that he shares the goal of reining in "excessive hospital charges for out-of-network emergency care." But he wrote that he was not convinced "that the rate-setting formula in this bill has it right."
Brown also said that if problems are "as widespread and as excessive as some claim, such practices will invite an appropriate regulatory response."
Dr. Prem Reddy, board chairman and chief executive of Prime, sent a letter to "friends and colleagues" Monday applauding the veto. Prime spokesman Edward Barrera provided the letter to California Watch.
"In speaking with Governor Brown about this bill on behalf of all hospitals in California, I learned that Governor Brown was concerned about the rising costs of healthcare but also agreed that SB 359 was not the proper vehicle to address these concerns," Reddy wrote.
The California Hospital Association, which lobbies on behalf of hospitals, took a neutral stance on the bill.
Brown also took his veto pen to a bill that would have aligned the prices of pills to combat cancer with often less-costly infusion treatments.
Assemblyman Henry T. Perea, D-Fresno, introduced the bill after spending time with his mother while she received infusion treatments for lung cancer.
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Paul Kruger taunted the Broncos after his Ravens beat them in the playoffs on Saturday. The Baltimore DE/LB tweeted after his team's 38-35 2OT win that Denver would have been better off keeping Tim Tebow at quarterback instead of signing Peyton Manning: Denver shoulda stuck with Tebow — Paul Kruger (@pkruger99) January 13, 2013 Kruger's tweet was in reference to Denver's controversial decision to trade Tebow and replace him with Manning after last season. Tebow became the Broncos' starter in Week 7 last season and the team went 7-4 under his leadership. They went 8-8, reached the playoffs, and beat the Steelers in the Wild Card round. Despite Tebow's improbable success, team executive John Elway never fully seemed to believe in the young quarterback. Even after Tebow helped them win a playoff game, Elway opted for the future Hall of Famer instead. Most rational fans wouldn't deny that Elway made the best decision for his team after seeing how well the Broncos played this season. That makes me wonder if Kruger was being sarcastic or serious with his tweet. Kruger had three tackles and recovered Manning's fumble during the game, so maybe his implication is that Tebow wouldn't have given up the ball. Or maybe he was just trying to get under the skin of the team he just beat. What we do know is that Tim Tebow's brother probably agrees with him. H/T Joe Lucia The post Ravens' Paul Kruger: Broncos should have stuck with Tim Tebow appeared first on Larry Brown Sports. Related posts: John Elway: Tim Tebow disappointed but understood Broncos adding Peyton Manning Tim Tebow's brother Peter happy to see Peyton Manning, Broncos lose Tim Tebow reportedly on trading block if Peyton Manning signs with Broncos
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Further attempts to beef up the voters' rights to sack their MP between elections (Monday) and the possibility of detailed allegations about historic child abuse (Thursday) supply the main possibilities for parliamentary drama next week.
One nerd point to watch out for, though, is the possibility that the government may suffer its 100th defeat in the House of Lords in the near future - they're on 98 at the moment. Next week's agenda doesn't seem to offer too many opportunities, but you never know.
Here's my rundown of the week ahead:
The Commons day opens at 2.30pm with Defence questions. Any ministerial statements or urgent questions will follow at 3.30pm.
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- 20 November 2014
- From the section UK Politics
The summer controversy over the appointment (or, rather, non-appointment) of a new Clerk of the Commons has not gone away; but the poison is being dripped and the daggers inserted in the relative privacy of Jack Straw's special select committee on the Governance of the House.
In particular, the Committee's decision to invite anonymous written evidence from Commons staff has produced a treasure trove of angst, envy and annoyance - and a lot of dissent from the suggestion that the Clerks should rule supreme.
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- 11 November 2014
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We could see not one, but two parliamentary votes on the controversial European Arrest Warrant next week.
Not only have Labour promised to use their Opposition Day debate on Wednesday to force the Commons vote that, er, didn't quite happen this week; but a parallel vote is also expected to be scheduled in the Lords, where Labour may well put down a Regret motion, just to salt Conservative wounds a bit.
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"An Olympic gold-winning, FDA-approved prime fillet of cock-up!" was one Tory MP's verdict on last night's Commons meltdown over the non-vote on the European Arrest Warrant (EAW).
The essence of what happened is simple; MPs thought they'd been promised a vote on the European Arrest Warrant, but the motion which was put before them was about transposing 11 shared EU powers on criminal justice issues into UK law.
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This weekend, on a special edition of BBC Parliament's BOOKtalk, I talk to three eminent MPs about books covering the grand strategy of the Great War, the behind-the-scenes battles as Parliament voted to join, and at the very personal politics of the prime minister who took us in.
The Labour MP Gisela Stuart - a member of the Commons Defence Committee - the Conservative MP and military historian Keith Simpson and the former Lib Dem leader and foreign affairs specialist, Sir Ming Campbell, discuss the historian Garry Sheffield's Short History of the First World War - where he begins by pinning the blame for the conflict firmly on Germany and Kaiser Wilhelm II.
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- From the section UK Politics
It's half-term in Westminster this week, with Hon Members and Noble Lords sitting only on Monday and Tuesday - but the business before them includes a crucial vote on opting Britain into a series of shared EU justice and policing powers, including the European Arrest Warrant.
I've stuck my neck out and suggested that this won't provoke quite the mega-rebellion of Conservative backbenchers that some have expected. Talking to at least three different subspecies of Tory eurosceptic, none seemed to expect the kind of big, co-ordinated rebellion that has on occasion discomforted the Tory Whips Office.
Amendments slow bill's progress
- 6 November 2014
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Is the Assisted Dying Bill about to be smothered under a cascade of amendments?
Last week, when there were 40 amendments down on his bill to allow terminally-ill people to end their own lives, the former Lord Chancellor, Lord Falconer, told me he wasn't shouting "Filibuster!"
Boat-rocking postponed until further notice
- 5 November 2014
- From the section UK Politics
This week's interesting Westminster mood swing is that the predicted Tory rebellion over the European Arrest Warrant - and the other justice and home affairs powers the government wants Britain to opt back into - seems to be dissipating.
The vote is expected to be on Monday, but in contrast to previous euro-flashpoints, there is little sign of a major rebel whipping operation of the kind that inflicted wounds on the government earlier in this Parliament.
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- 4 November 2014
- From the section UK Politics
Two Westminster events today - and one on Friday - can be seen as preliminary skirmishes for some of the big social/criminal policy battles of the next Parliament.
Today's events are the departure of Lib Dem Home Office Minister Norman Baker - in a huff over the Conservatives' brusque dismissal of his call for a more permissive drugs policy - and a battery of amendments to the Modern Slavery Bill, on the law on prostitution, deal with the case for rethinking long-standing criminal law policies that critics say are not working.
Week ahead
- 31 October 2014
- From the section UK Politics
This is a week for detailed law-making, with issues ranging from slavery abroad, to prostitution, to forestry privatisation, to recall of MPs, to FGM and under consideration in different bills in different houses,
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The movie garnered a lot of attention at Sundance this year partly due to Williams's performance (which is supposed to be amazing) and also because of the eerie correspondence of its premiere with the death of Heath Ledger. The whole scenario becomes quite dark but definitely looks riveting as well.
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And an II has already been found. Russell syndrome is in effect.
And lol @ Phillip. He's going home so fast.
I found Phillip entertaining, yeah he doesn't have a clue but who cares? lol. Great start to the season, a lot of them want to play to win.
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Wow, last night that wasn't Survivor but the Francesca, Kristina & Phillip show! 18 contestants & those 3 dominated tv time. I must say they were entertaining! In the 1st 5 mins of the show, Francesca calls Rob & Russell troublemakers & I knew she'd be the 1st to go! Maybe that's why she got sooo much tv time. Another clue she was leaving 1st. Kristina at 1st seemed to know what she was doing but her paranoia about everything became annoying. And Phillip, wow, Phillip! Do they make contestants take psych exams b/c he seemed less than stable! Maybe they should include them in the future. OK,I know, what would be the fun in that?! For a former FBI agent, he was clueless about everything & everyone. And how hard is it to pronounce Francesca?! Did he write down her name at Tribal Council? I should check onhis spelling, LOL! It will be interesting to see how well Francesca makes out on Redemption Island. I'd hate to see Phillip go next. We need his outrageous behavior to keep things interesting!
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Its Fran's fault, you don't tell a guy like him to do one thing and go off and decide to do another and give him a bunch of ammo to fire at you. And you can't bee too sure how long it took Krista to find that idol, she was out there a while but why waste airtime with her searching? Just show her finding it and move on, haha.
This season looks to be entertaining, I got a feeling though Krista and Phillip won't be around much longer and Rob and Russell both make it to the merge at least.
i cant believe the hidden immunity idol was found on the 1st episode (thats history made, i think), good thing she didnt use it at tribal, but i wonder how many tribals they will have from here on in, if only 1 person gets eliminated in a 2 episode or more period?
so with 39 days and 20 ppl and every other person getting eliminated from the game, there would have to be 2 tribals each episode from here on in to make this season work
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so with 39 days and 20 ppl and every other person getting eliminated from the game, there would have to be 2 tribals each episode from here on in to make this season work
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