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Very nice import lager. Very malty and full of flavor. Not far from a true Czech or German pils.
Drop Top Amber...Widmer...US...7
Fairly balanced, easy drinking amber. A bit light in color, body, and hops.
Three Philosophers...Ommegang...US...7
Tart; quite refreshing given the ABV. Dark fruit, caramel, slight roast notes.
Sam Adams Chocolate Bock...Boston Beer Company...US...7
Leaves a little bit to be desired since it retailed for 16 bucks a bottle and is only 6% ABV, nice chocolate notes but a bit thin on body
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Carboy: Apfelwein, aged 11 mo
Mr. Beer: (empty)
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Planning: Belgian Pale Ale, Hop Harvest Ale
Lucky Kat....Magic Hat Brewery... 7
A very dry IPA with a slightly bitter aftertaste. Bitterness raises by a factor of "ex-girlfriend" if you dump the yeast into the glass. Took about two beers to appreciate the flavor, as the bitter aftertaste leaves you wanting another beer. Definitely a good beer once you get used to it.
Shelter Pale Ale....Dogfish Head...8.5
I know Dogfish Head isn't all that, but I love this beer as my default buy. A little on the sweet side, but good hops balance this out. Once poured, it is a very beautiful beer, light amber in color and a head that leaves a very nice lace.
Plus, this gets extra points as being a local brewery and because Sam Calagione is bat**** insane.
Midas touch.... Dogfish Head... 9.25
This is a very unique and complicated beer. Drink it cold.
When this beer first touches your tongue, the honey flavor fools you into thinking you're drinking a carbonated meade. As you swallow it, the flavor of the white grape floods you palate, almost but not quite overtaking the honey. The flavor of the barley and hops adds in at the beer hits your stomach, so when you exhale in delight at the honey and grape, the wonderful malt and hops hit your nose.
Each flavor is distinct, but not muddled. Despite the different flavors and smells, it all comes together in a wonderful gestalt, leaving the drinker with the feeling of a transcendent beer experience, and goofy-ass smile on her/his face.
Well worth the gojillion dollars a four-pack costs.
Celtic Ale........Harpoon Brewery...........7.5
Formerly known as Hibernian, this is the first time I've tried this beer. Malty and balanced with a dry finish as the hops come through on the back of the palate with earthy undertones. Simple enough for most non-craft drinkers to enjoy but refined enough for all but the stingiest craft drinker. This could be my go to beer until May!
Abbaye des rocs Triple Imperiale (on tap) - Belgium - 10
A most excellent, deep but mild, not too sweet, fruit/wine like dark Belgian... the kind that makes you want to drink nothing else all night.http://www.abbaye-des-rocs.com/page%20en%20anglais.htm
Traquair House Ale (11oz) - Scotland - 9.5
This is one of my favorite beers. I'll give it a 9.5 just because I haven't tried it in a while. Definite prune flavor to this one. Smooth. Can find it at Bevmo for about $6 sometimes
I've been a little lax in keeping up with my brew log. Here are a few entries past.
Stella Artois...Stella Artois...Belgium...6.6
If it's been properly stored, it's a decent, refreshing lager.
Bigfoot 2009...Sierra Nevada...US...8.6
Fantastic barleywine. Probably the best year yet. Really floral, mild malt.
Old Rasputin...North Coast...US...7.6
Great imperial stout. Very, very rich and malty.
Pine Belt Pale Ale...Southern Star...US...6.2
Another canned micro. Brewed in TX. Not too shabby!
My favorite wit. Blue Moon severely pales in comparison.
Trippel...New Belgium...US...7.2
Not too shabby. Hints of banana and clove.
Good cider.
Chicken Killer...Santa Fe...US...6.2
Alright barleywine. A little medicinal in aroma, quite cloudy. Nice flavor.
Winter Stout (09)...St George...US...7.2
A nice RIS. Not as bold as others in the same category.
Monk's Cafe Flemish Sour Ale...Brouwerij Van Steenberge N.V....Belgium...6.8
Very interesting fruity/caramel/sour blend. Mild. Likely a good intro sour beer.


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AgriBank sows seeds for savings accounts – The Scotsman
ANOTHER lender entered the UK market yesterday with the launch of AgriBank, which will offer savings accounts to the general public but will only hand out loans to farmers.
Business Secretary Vince Cable has led the calls for more banks to enter the UK, with American investor Vernon Hill launching Metro Bank in London and Cambridge & Counties Bank being set up by a local authority pension fund and one of Cambridge University's colleges.
Now former Barclays banker Frank Sekula and ex-BNP Paribas executive Matthew Smart are eyeing the farm finance sector, which grew 9 per cent last year.
AgriBank – which holds a European banking licence issued by the Malta Financial Services Authority and has been approved to offer banking services in the UK by the Financial Services Authority – will target savers with a bond paying 3.6 per cent interest but will not be covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
Sekula, whose family has an arable farm in the Cotswolds, was head of high-yield capital markets at Barclays between 1998 and 2003.
Smart, whose family farm is a mixed arable and livestock operation on the edge of the Cambridgeshire fens, founded Eastern Counties Finance, which has secured £400 million of funds for farmers in the past 12 years.
In Malta, AgriBank will be run by chief executive Roderick Psaila, former head of the Central Bank of Malta's Financial Stability Office. The bank's chairman is Joe Borg, formerly a European Union commissioner and Central Bank of Malta director.
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Daily iPad App: Leviathan Warships features sweet, turn-based boat warfare
First of all, go enjoy the wonderful trailer for this game. If you're not sold on Leviathan Warships (US$4.99 on the App Store) after watching that, then I'm not exactly sure what else you want. Leviathan Warships is a turn-based naval strategy game. Your job is to guide a series of ships throu...
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Rune Raiders isn't a new app -- it came out a little while ago and has been updated a few times (and you can actually play a version of it online in Flash). But I was looking through the App Store for a few good turn-based games recently, and Rune Raiders has been stealing more and more of my p...
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LostStar Tactics is a brand new game from developer James Pawliuk, and it features one of my favorite types of gameplay. It's a turn-based strategy RPG title, so the goal here is to take a series of characters through a run of battles, controlling their movement and actions from turn to turn. T...
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I decided to relocate. Renting a truck and movers would not be necessary as all I was moving was my desktop computer from the office to another room in the house. Unfortunately the Internet was further away than I was willing to stretch that nice blue cable to connect to it. I set out to purchase a router. I was perfectly happy with a hardwired connection, but my girlfriend insisted that if we want to turn the office into a guest bedroom it wouldnt be a good idea for me to use my computer while our guests were sleeping alongside of the hum of fans and clicks of keys. My mission began. A mission to come home with a router and enter the wireless world.
I was amazed and, quite frankly, intimidated by the abundance of products designed for just the need that I had to fulfill. There were routers with one antenna, two antennas, and even three antennas. Linksys made them, D-Link made them, and I cant even remember if there was a third and fourth as I was slowly losing focus on my goal. And lets not even go down the route of IEEE 802.11b/g, and IEEE 802.11n (draft) standards. All were available in one way or another. I decided to go down the middle and chose the router with two antennas and wanting to keep up to speed (pun intended) I wanted for my router to have the N (draft) standard. The latest standard is superior not only in terms of speed [faster], but also distance [further]. Why the standards havent been labeled as a, b, c, and so on, each being faster than the last, is beyond me. Price was also a factor in helping me make my decision, but looks also played a part in helping me choose the DIR-615 over the competition.
The router was sandwiched in the box next to two antennas, an Ethernet cable, a power adapter, and a CD-Rom filled with software that might has well been labeled spam. No drivers were needed and none were included as this wouldnt be something that would be installed on a computer. Documentation also came in the form of digital media on the CD, but these days its the norm. Manufacturers are trying to save on the costs of printing manuals and rightly so. Save the paper and besides, if the products youre buying are for a computer then digital guides and manuals make sense to me. No sense in being sentimental at the expense of the environment.
I screwed on the adjustable antennas, set it up next to my modem, gave it life and waited to see what would happen. Almost immediately the router came to life and there was Internet. I hardwired my computer initially and no configuration was necessary to surf the World Wide Web. However, wireless was a different matter, and besides being a great firewall protecting you from the bad guys wireless is the reason I even got this in the first place.
Some configuration was necessary to secure my newly created network. Connectivity to the router via an Internet browser was easy, and the router software had different levels of offerings, depending how far youre ready to roll up your sleeves. For those not so familiar with networks and comfortable with configuring them there is an Internet Connection Setup Wizard which guides you one step at a time in configuring your router and securing it from the world outside of your network. If experience is on your side you may manually configure all settings from securing your router with a password, to inventing an SSID (your network name), to changing your routers IP Address, to securing your wireless network with a password and everything in between. So much was available that its impossible to describe everything here without rewriting the manual. But everything went without a hitch down to rebooting the router with the click of my mouse.
The router itself allows for more wireless connections than I would ever need. Sadly, I dont even know how many that would be, but too many would just jam the pipes and everyone might as well get a 56k modem. Besides, if you need so much connectivity your Internet provider will frown upon you, no doubt, and there will be bigger headaches than how to connect your 278th computer to the network. So not a problem there. Youre given the flexibility of hardwiring up to four computers to the router along side of your wireless connections if you should choose. A reset button at the rear will restore settings to factory defaults should you roll your sleeves up too far.
Lights on the face of the DIR-615 keep you informed of whats going on. You have your basic green D-Link light promoting the product you just purchased. Basically, if youve got power to the router, the D-Link light shines back at you. Ironically, there is also a light designed for just this purpose: the Power LED, as it's described in the manual. It
um, lets you know youre powered on. Okay. Moving down the line youll be informed if your router is ready with another light (a circle with a triangle inside -- the Status LED). The Internet LED will let you know if you have connection on the Internet port. If it blinks youre good data is transmitting. Youll also have a light (WLAN LED) informing you that wireless connectivity is on tap and further down four more lights correspond with each of the four manual entries for a wired network in the rear. If something is connected the light will turn green. No connection, no light. And last, but not least is your Internet Status LED. Green is good, red and youd better check your Internet connection. Easy to read, simple to understand, and futuristic-looking with the nicely designed green lights on a brushed aluminum background surrounded by the black body of the router itself. This router looks sharp.
One thing you may want to check is that you have the most recent Firmware installed. Out of the box the router is a few revisions behind the current 2.24 version. Firmware is basically the software that makes your router run and its also the web page that you interact with while configuring your router. It may fix a few flaws, make your router more secure, and add functionality and features to what you can do with your router. Not a must, but definitely a benefit. I also learned that there are two different revisions of this product. Revision A and Revision B. I guess at some point something was changed about the router that made one function slightly different than the other all while wearing the same DIR-615 model designation and thus making it a newer model and requiring a new ID of some sort. Thats especially true when talking about the Firmware mentioned above, as Revision A is only at Firmware 1.10 and most likely not compatible with Revision B Firmware. I havent, and wouldnt, try updating the Firmware designed for the wrong revision as doing so may turn my router into a seventy dollar doorstop if the software isnt smart enough to recognize that youre trying to update the wrong version of the router.
I didnt test the range of my router [its on my list of things to do], but it works anywhere in my house, and even in the immediate surroundings of it (ie. Either of the front and back yards). As for the included and highly optional software, please see my review of the D-Link Wireless N USB Adapter. Install it and you might as well format your hard drive. It's helpful, but not necessary and it's nothing that you can't do with your router via your browser. It's almost like an advertisement for you to buy a product that has nothing to do with D-Link as the software is sold separately by another maker and is not even mentioned in the router's manual. Do yourself a favour and skip it, or install it on a computer you're about to throw out, if you must.
With its sleek looks, great price, and ease of use this is the transition to a wireless network that I have been waiting for. Not only am I wireless, but putting a router between my computer and the outside world grants me a firewall that will keep the good guys in and the bad guys out of my computer and network. Its a small price to pay to not only go mobile (wireless), but to keeping your computer, at the very least, secure. And I havent even mentioned how well this router compliments my D-Link Wireless N USB Adapter.
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The founder of Moe's Home Collection, Moe Samieian, began his enterprise with a Vancouver rug store in 1985, eventually getting into the furniture business and steadily increasing his number of storefronts. Today, Moe's four locations boast a big selection of custom chairs, sofas, and desks, conversation-starting artwork and wall decorations, and rare cabinetware and Chinese antiques. Like a royal estate or lucky cow, the company has passed from father to son, with Moe Jr. sourcing exotic furniture pieces from as far away as Jakarta and Beijing, and consulting with homeowners to create one-of-a-kind Italian leather sofas or made-to-order contemporary pieces.
Mattress Depot USA unites a team of bedding experts to help customers end restless nights with a mattress that meets their individual sleep specifications. The sleep store's plenitude of private-label and national brands include Sealy, Restonic, and Lady Americana. Memory-foam mattresses, like sociable elephants, never forget a human form, cradling silhouettes in a firm, spongy embrace. Customers have up to 120 days to evaluate their mattress for its comfort capacity, and can consult with one of the shop's sleep consultants prior to purchase, reducing the likelihood of an imperfect fit.
Although most chefs have their own unique style of peeling, dicing, and julienning veggies, they all have one thing in common: they each require precise, sharp knives. At Excalibur Cutlery and Gifts, the staff ensures that tools remain as close to their factory condition as possible. During sharpening services, a water-cooled belt system and buffing wheels restore a piercing blade while removing a minimal amount of steel. They can sharpen kitchen, pocket, and hunting knives, as well as dull scissors and razors.
The shop also stocks premium models of nearly every edge they sharpen. The cutlery department stocks German-made Wusthof and Henckels, Swiss-made Forschner, and Oregon-grown Kershaw knives. Ideal for camping trips, pocket knives come in both blade and multitool varieties. More genteel wares include manicure sets and old-fashioned shaving kits. Excalibur also boasts a collection of swords for the collector or CEO whose business suit needs extra panache.
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Council, City Project try to smooth over differences
The City Council appeared to move a step closer Thursday to resolving the issue of how to handle High Point's revitalization efforts.
But it was apparent after a morning briefing session that there is a long way to go in deciding what the future of The City Project will be.
Formed in 2008, the nonprofit is charged with revitalization efforts within the city's 11-square-mile urban core. Since then, the organization has been overseen by its own board of directors and led by Executive Director Wendy Fuscoe, whose salary is paid by the city.
Some council members would like to lessen the city's involvement with the organization, arguing that it has little to show for the public dollars that have been put into it over the years.
The city's draft 2014-15 budget has funding for Fuscoe's position — she is currently paid an annual salary of $100,828 — but her duties may be changed so that she works in a different capacity for the city and no longer works directly with The City Project board. City Project representatives have made it clear they would like Fuscoe to remain in her current role.
Tension increased between the board and council after it was discovered that the city drew up a draft contract to possibly hire former Showplace executive Joanna Easter for $120,000 a year to lead redevelopment efforts.
City Project supporters took offense at this, which they perceived as an attempt by the council to marginalize their efforts.
Thursday's session, which drew only five council members (absent were Jim Davis, Foster Douglas, Jeff Golden and Judy Mendenhall), didn't resolve much, other than to ask City Manager Strib Boynton to report back to council on what Fuscoe's future duties will be.
Some would like to broaden the focus of redevelopment efforts so they encompass more parts of the city than the three focal areas spotlighted in the Ignite High Point master plan.
The plan has been the subject of much of The City Project's attention and includes the controversial "street diet" proposal in Uptowne that some on council oppose.
"I think we need to go back to the original Core City Plan as the core document that's driving this and start pulling in pieces of it that haven't been done," said Councilman Jason Ewing.
Councilwoman Becky Smothers mentioned the Five Points area as one of the core city districts that needs more attention.
"I think what needs to be clearly established is what the City Council's plan is for the core city, so we've got a broader view of what the core city is other than the Ignite High Point plan," Smothers said.
Aaron Clinard, a past City Project board chairman, said the organization is considering revamping its mission to focus more on business recruitment and economic development.
"We want your support. It's important for revitalization. Please give us a seat at the table," Clinard told the council.
City leaders for years have talked about shifting The City Project to more of a public-private funding arrangement, with grants and money from private sources.
"I think we want The City Project to grow with other sources of funding, so we're not the only ones at the table, because it's going to take big dollars," Sims said. "I think it needs to be made clear from this council's perspective that core city revitalization is important. Somehow, the impression got out there that we're moving away from seeing that through, and nothing could be further from the truth."


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I don't think it is shut down. In many of the 2007 Birnbaum books it says that it is still listed, and says not to expect it being open during your visit, because it is only open during holidays and peak seasons to accomodate the crowds. I don't know if this is true, but I for one am definitely hoping so.
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The All-Stars mounted a five-run comeback in the fifth to force extra innings, then came just inches away from securing a win and heading to the championship game. Instead, Mount Vernon watched as Lakewood celebrated a 9-8 victory at Pataskala Lions Park.
"The toughness to battle back, and to come back the way we did ... it came down to one run," said Mount Vernon All-Stars head coach Dan Trace. "We just couldn't get the breaks. We were hitting the ball right at them."
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Have about $2 million to spare? Then you can buy what Chicago Magazine calls the "most outlandish mansion" in Chicago's Lincoln Park neighborhood.
The mansion, a 7,500-square-foot postmodern home on the 1900 block of North Mohawk in Lincoln Park, boasts a stunning 83 windows. It also has five cascading roof decks, an elevator that serves four of the home's levels and a seemingly unending series of curves and unusually shaped rooms. The Chicago Magazine story says that the home is reminiscent of a high-end ocean liner because of its bow-like facade.
What is most intriguing to me, though, is the home's asking price of $1.95 million.
$1.95 million is a lot of money. But it's not a sky-high price. And it's more evidence that the owners of high-end real estate — generally those homes priced at $1 million or more — are today more realistic about what their homes are really worth. Those who are serious about selling their estates are placing more realistic price tags on their high-end homes.
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On the Concept of Irony w/ Continual Reference to Caro, the #1 Sunshine Queen
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,that sounds correct and is also consistent with the superficial whims and moods of the dizzy,emotionally immature gals in the vid.
....But they DID bring me back to one of Burisleif's worthwhile prompts,Most Overrated Films.As for 'Love,Actually',it 'Sucked,Actually' and was 'Pretty Stupid and Juvenile,Actually'.In fact,I 'Walked Out of the Theater,Actually' and strolled around the good-sized shopping center and got some decent physical exercise for about 30 minutes before rejoining my family at the estimated end-time of the film.
Though I don't ever expect much from the worthless crap that the Americans produce(think 'AFIEWSAS'
)where,e.g.,two people see each other in an elevator for about 10 seconds... then get separated for a year...and somehow developed an intense bond of love with each other
.....On the contrary,to paraphrase the rescuing officer from 'Lord of the Flies',I'd expect British boys to put up a better show of things
L A does have the redeeming scene where the floppy PM calls the cocky President a bully. It's an unceremonious soppy film, without pretence to be more than a Christmas flick, moreover, Claudia in Cameo looks hot, and Keira holds a mean Banoffee pie. Harmless fun
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3. What does Don Jose throw in Act 1?
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When does the morgan freeman winner get announced @VeryPC?
I think we can all see which way the result is going without having to resort to a detailed statistical analysis though.
Interestingly, Googling "Al verypc" (in quotes) returns a very short list of icons that appears to be nothing but @VeryPC's friends on EduGeek!
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The NFL says the Arizona Cardinals will play the New Orleans Saints on Aug. 5 to kick off the preseason in the Hall of Fame game.Story | Conversation | February 29, 2012
Rainy day in CantonJames Walker
CANTON, Ohio -- It's only fitting that this year's Hall of Fame ceremony will be a damp one. Because, in some ways, the lengthy NFL lockout already rained on Canton's parade. Heavy rains throughout the afternoon have made Fawcett Stadium and the s...Blog | August 06, 2011
Roger Goodell, NFLPA's DeMaurice Smith sign CBA at Hall of Fame's...
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and NFLPA head DeMaurice Smith each grabbed a side of the massive 300-page collective bargaining agreement between the players and league owners and exchanged a relieved handshake while posing for the cameras.Story | Conversation | August 05, 2011
John Phillips' recovery going wellTodd Archer
SAN ANTONIO -- Almost a year ago, John Phillips tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee during the Hall of Fame Game against Cincinnati. Six months into his rehab, Phillips felt like he was back to full speed, but the lockout kept th...Blog | August 03, 2011
NFL -- Canton, Ohio, stung by Hall of Fame game cancellation
Workers assembled the metal framework for outdoor tents in the parking lot of the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Friday, getting ready for its big enshrinement weekend -- one that won't include a game for the first time in 45 years.Story | Conversation | July 22, 2011
NFL cancels Chicago Bears vs. St. Louis Rams Hall of Fame gameMichael C. Wright
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell says the Hall of Fame game between St. Louis and Chicago has been canceled despite owners voting in favor of a tentative deal to end the lockout, pending player approval.Story | Conversation | July 21, 2011
Lockout -- NFL owners approve proposed labor agreement, await vot...
NFL owners voted to approve the proposed labor agreement with the NFL Players Association on Thursday, putting the potential end of the league's lockout in the hands of the players, who might vote on the proposed deal Thursday night.Story | Conversation | July 21, 2011
Chicago Bears' Brian Urlacher can't see Hall of Fame game on Aug....
Brian Urlacher doesn't think there will be enough time to prepare for the Hall of Fame game.Story | Conversation | July 21, 2011
Bears' Robbie Gould on preseason startKevin Seifert
Tuesday, Chicago Bears tailback Matt Forte expressed hesitation about playing in the Aug. 7 Hall of Fame game if the NFL lockout delays the start of training camp. Wednesday, we bring you stronger sentiment from Bears kicker Robbie Gould, who is a...Blog | July 13, 2011
Around the NFC West: Faulk's big weekendMike Sando
Bryan Burwell of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch fears the lockout could diminish Marshall Faulk's experience heading into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Burwell: "Unless the lockout ends this week, the chances are high that the NFL will be forced to can...Blog | July 13, 2011
St. Louis Rams decide to keep training camp at facility again
The St. Louis Rams, who had been considering holding training camp out of town, have decided to stay home for the third straight year.Story | Conversation | July 11, 2011
Chris Harris doubts Chicago Bears will start training camp on tim...Michael C. Wright
Count Chicago Bears safety Chris Harris among the pessimists regarding the state of affairs relating to the NFL lockout.Story | Conversation | July 07, 2011
Hall of Fame Game: Pro Football HOF says Chicago Bears-St. Louis ...Sal Paolantonio
The Pro Football Hall of Fame is still on track to hold the annual Hall of Fame Game on Aug. 7 between the Chicago Bears and the St. Louis Rams -- the first game on the NFL's preseason calendar -- according to Hall of Fame president Steve Perry.Story | Conversation | July 05, 2011
Denver Broncos Hall of Famer Floyd Little says only "idiots" woul...Rich Cimini
Hall of Fame running back Floyd Little expressed confidence Thursday that the NFL lockout won't impact the season, claiming "someone has to be an absolute idiot to walk away" from $9 billion in annual revenue.Story | Conversation | May 26, 2011
NFL preseason schedule is out despite lockout
The NFL announced its preseason schedule Tuesday -- assuming the lockout is over in time for games to be played in August.Story | Conversation | April 12, 2011


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