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Newly elected congressman Bill Foster waves to supporters before giving an acceptance speech in Bolingbrook on Tuesday, November 6, 2012. | Jeff Cagle~For Sun-Times Media
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Naperville Democrat Bill Foster is returning to Congress after two years on the sidelines.
With 92 percent of precincts reporting, Foster had 58 percent of the vote, well-ahead of longtime Republican Rep. Judy Biggert, who had 42 percent.
Biggert conceded the hotly contested 11th Congressional District race around 10 p.m., prompting Foster to praise her for her decades of service in public office.
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Biggert told her supporters, "We turned what was supposed to be a Democratic slam dunk [into a fight]. We made them work for it, and I don't regret that at all."
When Democrats drew new congressional boundaries, the 11th District was supposed to favor Foster. The district covers most of Aurora, Naperville, Joliet, Montgomery and Oswego.
Biggert, a Hinsdale Republican, and Foster both raised more than $2 million in the campaign. Both received endorsements from party heavyweights.
At a Holiday Inn in Bolingbrook, Foster fans and election results were flooding in at 8:30 p.m. Supporters watched as CNN called national results.
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Foster, 57, and Biggert, 74, had been running against each other for almost a year. Both mostly ignored primary opponents.
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When the new congressional boundaries were revealed, Foster's name quickly rose to the top of probable candidates. He cast the race as a voice for the middle class against a career politician.
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This thread asked for opinions and people gave their opinions.
I'm not sure how that constitutes "people getting outraged" or whatever else. And not caring at all about something doesn't win you any special ribbon.
Not at all.
In fact, some of my close friends here are my sisters; (in no order *shade)the good sis DF, Jason (CupidBoy), my gurl BFizz and that girl thatgirl. Does it count if you have "girl" in your name?
EDIT: Oop, forgot to add a trademark gif.
LOL...I worked in a gay bar for 20 years...so no...I don't mind being called girl. I actually kinda miss it...the only person who says that to me now is a drag queen I have known for more years than most of you have been alive
I think when people enter a discussion just to basically say they think the people bothering to discuss it are ridiculous is being passive aggressive and rude. And you're frequently part of that crowd.
"Because *I* don't care about this issue... y'all are stupid for caring about it" is basically what's being said.
Hew else?
Anyway I can't be bothered with people that don't have basic comprehension skills.
My point is that someone getting upset over being called 'girl' is just silly, anyone who is secure in their masculinity won't get upset, that's just a fact my opinion. Everyone is entitled to their opinion of course, the world takes all kinds.
Looks like you all handled this efficiently. No surprises, tbqh.
Since we know nothing about ourselves Buzzer is always here to let us know.
We should call him our subconscious mind, tbqh.
I don't mind at all if someone doesn't mind it.
There's a very clear line between that and starting to imply people discussing it are silly or stupid. Digital Fudge does a very hefty amount of the latter.
I'm amused by how much buzzer is pissing off you little whiny bitches. Continue.
^^ See, it's all about fun and making someone smile.
Use it with my close friends, gay and straight...
"... You think the only people who are people
Are the people who look and think like you ..." - Colours of the Wind by Vanessa Williams
I can't believe how pressed some people are in this thread. Cursing and getting mad for no reason. Continue being classy ladies.
I don't like it at all. It just sounds stupid. I am however somewhat suprised that the paragons of political correctness on this forum basically say "if you're offended, tough!!"
If someone refers to me as "gurl" or any of that crap, I'll just say "I don't like it and I'd appreciate it if you'd stop".
If it happens a second time I'll tell you "knock it off".
If it happens a third time I won't say anything...I'll just punch you in the face!!! NOT because "gurl" is so offensive, but because I asked you to stop, and you didn't.
good thread, DF
don't know how I missed it
Getting credit for someone else's hit thread. The acclaim! Thank you!
4 pages, all of the fun gifs, and even a few haters to complain about them
coulda swore that this was one of your hit threads
I love being called girl woman bitch whore when a guy is fucking me
I hate being called a girl. I also hate having my ass called a boy pussy or boy cunt or mangina.
MOVING IMAGE: A green-skinned, side-winged gargoyle slowly reaches onto the table, picks up the final card, shows it to the camera - the king of clubs - and places it on the pile of clubs. He then leans back with his hands behind his head and a self-satisfied smirk.
I only read back to the July postings on the thread, so this could be redundant posting.
I'm not a fan of the ghetto slang, and that is the same for bitch, girl, etc. Whereas I wouldn't argue that it is misogynistic all by itself, it's too close to the real misogyny to want to imitate it. It usually accompanies a fair degree of obscenities like shit and whatnot, which I also don't want in the combo-pack.
In thinking about it, I worried that it was just racism masquerading as good white boy manners, but I have not found that to be true. In my upbringing, I went to integrated schools, lived in poor and mixed neighborhoods, and always worked side by side with blacks, but I never chafed at just plain old everyday language, be it slang or ethnic or whatever.
But, at some point, a sort of ethnic pride seemed to have risen that encouraged "dat" and "dis" and "yo" and other deliberate mispronunciations that were intended to be taken as black and proud. It felt like a push back against joining the mainstream, connoting standard English with domination and subjugation. Later, those same trends adopted the ghetto slang like bitch and girl that had formerly never been touted as any source of pride, as they were associated with street life that entailed pimps and other out-of-the-mainstream people.
So, when I hear it, I don't hear just the affectations of gays adopting feminizing camp caricatures, I hear a push back that says "not you, it's a black thing." It is likely a trope that has long since moved on from that, but it evokes it anyway for me.
Then there is the whole "I can say nigguh but you can't because I know I use it satirically or with love, but you may be a white racist who is just condescending and using it to mock us" thing. A white guy is just playing with dynamite in the PC world that is where I work and live.
Others are welcome to their shade and tea party with the lingo, but it is just political poison for the rest of us.
Last edited by Hard-up1; February 8th, 2013 at 03:49 AM.
^ Wait.....
Slang, or as you put it, "ghetto talk" = black?
I am a guy, but not a guy according to my culture. I have NO inner girl.
If some others feel that way -- that's A-OK with me.
I AM WHO I AM -- I'm just fine with WHO THE FUCK I AM. Creepy, shallow others, can delusionally think thatever limp-dreams they do. I AM OK WITH WHO I AM.
Still, I love you. I wish you better than you have known, strangly, impossibly BETTER than you have wished for me.
I wish you to be whole/sane/safe and sound.
My wishes rarely come true.
How am I still alive in the shitty world. Either I AM special or the PURE ONE looks out for me.
Either way, I wish you the BETTER -- BETTER HUMAN BEING -- that is all that is possilbe, sustainable, enduring. BETTER
rant... I AM surprised at what I say and the many ways it can wrongly be interpreted.
I re-read and was horrified, yet later not, at what I said.
I'm sorry... I was honest. Perhaps too honest.
How many hate themselves. Berate themselves... wrongly.
I just wish others would be who they are, not who they 'think' they must be to be accepted/loved.
I just wish strange, but beautiful human beings would be WHO THEY ARE, and forget about fitting in... only HOPING for LOVE and ACCEPTANCE from those FIT to LOVE THEM.
Last edited by IAMTHATIAM; February 8th, 2013 at 11:43 PM.
Not all slang, just the terms you are bandying about. Ghetto talk is most certainly one of the types of slang, be it politically correct to still use the term or not.
Jersey slang might be heavily influenced by Italians. Louisiana slang might be more heavy on the French origins. Miami slang might come from Cuban influences.
If you don't understand that, you need to study. It didn't start with Italians or Jews.
Ghetto was a euphemism for black slums when it migrated from being a reference to Jewish ghettos, and plenty of black civil rights leaders used the terms when campaigning for better lives outside of ghettos. It was later that the culture was elevated to a source of ethnic pride.
Were you aware that ghetto was a reference to Jewish compounds begun in Italy?
That's no put-down, that's a historical basis for the slang. Get your banana up off the floor and read up on it.
The larger culture has been adopting black slang for decades and converting it to hip or cool lingo. Its the original hipster thing.
Don't confuse that for racism. It's linguistics, and it's hardly any different than Elvis repackaging black music and making it popular in the white population. It's called cultural borrowing.
And to my point, you could create a list of popular slang terms and there would likely be a generational gap between the young who pay no attention to language and its origins and an older group who do.
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No. I hate it. I usually tolerate it for a very small period of time.
Yes. I mind.


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She was born on September 4, 1927, to the late Jacob and Stella (Johnson) Mims in Philadelphia. She attended the Drew Public Schools and was employed a number of years at Sunflower Food Store and was a cafeteria employee at the Drew and Bolivar County Public School system. She was a member of the Drew Baptist Church and her hobbies included reading and visiting friends. She is preceded in death by her husband, Wilbur Williams, a grandchild Will Dyche, 1 brother and 1 sister.
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Honorary Pallbearers were Sammy Gordey, and Dr. Steven Clark.
She is survived by three Daughters, Kay (Jimmy) Reid of Cleveland, Gail Dyche of Cleveland and Vonnie Williams of Cleveland; a brother, John Mims of Cleveland; two grandchildren Mary Kathryn Wooten and Bryant W. Reid and a great-grandchild, Gracie Kathryn Wooten.
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This has already appeared in the beta forum, but I assume that forum will see less activity now, and eventually be removed when the final version is released this spring, so I'm posting here too.
Over the last 6 months or so - since the release of the beta and its arrival at my door - I've been converting old d20 and d6 material for the Edge of the Empire. It has culminated in two pdfs, both of which can be found here at my blog.
The Free-traders and Bootleggers' Catalogue contains a bunch of transports for an aspiring group sentients, additionally new attachments, weapons and equipment. Even some suggested (albeit untested) house-rules and ideas for the game.
Known Threats at the Edge of the Empire contains a bunch of law enforcement ships, some gear, equipment and weapons, and a few generic NPC types of various kinds. This pdf is still very much in development, so any suggestions for content is appreciated.
Disclaimer: very little of the stuff is play-tested, consider yourself warned. Also, any commentary, feedback and the like is appreciated. Either here or on the blog (or on the google drive commentary thingy).


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(Attica, OH) Attica Raceway Park will reward the top 10 in points in all four divisions at their dinner/banquet, Saturday, Nov. 8 at the reception hall at the fairgrounds.Tickets are $25 each and may be purchased by contacting ARP Operations Director Rex LeJeune at 419-680-5606. LeJeune will also have tickets available at the Racers' Swap Meet at the Sandusky County Fairgrounds in Fremont, Saturday, Oct. 25. The deadline to purchase tickets for the banquet is Monday, Nov. 3 - no tickets will be sold at the door.Doors for the awards banquet will open at 5 p.m. with the buffet dinner at 6 p.m. and the awards ceremony following.The top 10 in points in the 410 sprint division are: 1. Byron Reed; 2. Mike Linder; 3. Chris Andrews; 4. David Harrison; 5. Mike Dussel; 6. Mark Keegan; 7. Mike Hogan; 8. Bruce Robenalt; 9. Phil Gressman; 10. Caleb Griffith. The rookie of the year is Mike Dussel.The top 10 in points for the 305 sprints are: 1. Stuart Brubaker; 2. Bobby Clark; 3. Coty Runion; 4. Dustin Keegan; 5. Duane Zablocki; 6. Dustin Dinan; 7. D.J. Foos; 8. Nate Dussel; 9. Todd Heuerman; 10. Brad Keckler. Rookie of the year is D.J. Foos.The top 10 in points for the Service Drive Solutions Attica Late Models are: 1. Curtis Deisenroth; 2. Ryan Missler; 3. Ken Hahn; 4. Steve Sabo; 5. Ernie Haynes; 6. Michael Stiltner; 7. Noah Wagner; 8. Chuck Roelle; 9. Mike Marteney; 10. Craig Corfman. The rookie of the year is Noah Wagner. Besides his point fund money, Deisenroth will also get a new Rayburn chassis thanks to Service Drive Solutions and Rayburn Race Cars.The top 10 in points for the dirt trucks were: 1. Cory Ward; 2. Brian Arnold; 3. Art Ball; 4. Steve Endicott; 5. Bob Dible; 6. Alex Wiechman; 7. Dave Gibbs; 8. Dave Severs; 9.Dan Hennig; 10. Paul Brown Jr. The rookie of the year is Dan Hennig.Also, David Harrison, Mike Linder and Byron Reed will each receive a $250 gift certificate from All Pro Cylinder Heads by virtue of winning the most first, second, third and fourth heat races respectively throughout the season. Also, Reed will get another All Pro certificate for winning the most overall heat races in 2008.All Pro Cylinder Head gift certificates will also go to 305 heat winners, D.J. Foos (1st heat), Dustin Dinan (2nd heat), Coty Runion (3rd heat) and Bobby Clark(4th heat). Runion will earn another All Pro gift certificate for having the most overall heat wins in 2008.Also, Bell Racing Products is giving each track champion a $200 gift certificate while those drivers finishing in second through 10th get a $100 Bell certificate. And, Ultra Shield Race Products is rewarding each champion with a $350 product gift certificate and a $125 certificae for drives finishing second through 10th in the standings.Drivers need to be present to receive point fund money.For more information log onto www.atticaracewaypark.com.


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These are my 10 favorite designs or all time. They are inspirational, meaningful pieces of FC history. I tried mixing things up a bit so they weren't all one particular style of design.
Please comment if you feel any changes should be made. I'm completely open for suggestion.
Also, keep making cool things! This is not a static list!
Everyone who was here at this time knows why this is here and why this design is so influential. A few revolutionary concepts combined with lots of manpower and remy.
You can literally watch this design over an over again for 24 hours and not figure out how it works. The protogenius era hit its climax with this design and the whole community certainly remembers it.
Woah. Thik's grand masterpiece had me re-evaluating what was possible in this game. It's also not the only design Thik has made which has blown me away.
"Mechanical Champ"
One of those awesome robotic arms utilizing one weight on the left. Well done.
Debateably the hardest level ever solved brown on Fantastic Contraption
(The name isn't showing up...but it's jibberish anyway)
Just a really creative design. As Pawel put it: "witchcraft".
"Doing it Hard"
An amazing longway done single-handedly by sumaleth the epic. Another one of those "what could possibly top this" type of levels.
(if the design doesn't work, which it won't, click here )
Again, Thik at work.
"Egg Robber"
This mystery author samoo* creates his best piece of art yet with this fully operational mechanical robot powered by 1 powered wheel and black magic. Holy hell
"V3" (derived from the title, "Grand Entrance", but this version had more badges)
This massive collaboration which influenced me mainly because it was hot around the time I just joined the game. Really tweaky design, and it was the last object to be longwayed on this level.


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The renowned chef discusses the opening of his new restaurant and more.
There's nothing more exciting than a star chef opening his own restaurant, infusing all the knowledge he's learned along the way into its creation. James Beard Award nominee Curtis Duffy, an alum of Alinea, Charlie Trotter's and the former Avenues at The Peninsula (he received two Michelin stars there!), has done just that with his new restaurant Grace. If I were you, I'd call today to snag the next available reservation. While you wait, get up close and personal with the master chef.
Describe the food and atmosphere at Grace. Thoughtful-progressive. The food is very approachable but also exciting and interesting, and the atmosphere is warm, inviting and modern.
Favorite part of the job? Being able to create on a daily basis and give my guests an experience they enjoy. To see somebody emotionally moved by meals that you create, it's like, 'How is that possible?' But it is.
Who inspires you? If I weren't opening my own place, I'd work for Matthias Merges [owner of Yusho]. He was one of my biggest inspirations at Charlie Trotter's. He was there 15 years – that guy ran the restaurant. I still get inspiration from him. I'd work for him in a second, and there aren't many people I'd say I could work for.
Where else do you dine? I love Thai food, so TAC Quick. You have to ask for the secret menu – this Thai food isn't latten in sugar. It's legit Thai and it's great. The Thai beef jerky is pretty amazing, and some of their curries are really nice too. And then I love Tiparos on Clark Street and North Avenue. The Tom Kha Gai soup — best in the city.
Favorite fine-dining restaurant? I love what Michael Carlson's doing at Schwa. I know him personally; when I see his personality come through in a dish, that's exciting. That's a personality cuisine. Full on Michael Carlson – it's bizarre, cool and fun. I also like GT Oyster. Boka's great – they do a really nice job. And Yusho!
Thoughts on the next food trend? High-end Mexican food that's ultra refined. I'm telling you, one of the best meals I ever had was at [Rick Bayless'] Topolobampo. Everybody's perception is that Mexican food is low-end, but at Topolobampo it's not what you think. When they refine the dishes, the flavors come through. It will kick your ass.
Craziest thing a customer has ever done? When I was at Alinea, we did a total vegan menu for 28 courses. This guy was really strict about it. Got all the way through his meal, then he ordered coffee and asked for cream.
Are you single? I am.
On that note, describe your ideal woman. Upbeat and positive. I really love a bubbly personality, and I like women who smile a lot. I'm not going say I love brunettes, although brunette is my favorite hair color — I don't think I've ever dated a blonde!
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(12-26-2012 12:55 AM)melcmd Wrote: Sorry about the breaks, Wendy. The only consolation is the Strata is relatively inexpensive. I bought a case from Blowout cards in a pre-sell. While waiting, I bought 2 boxes from an LCS in Phoenix ($85-90 each) and 1 box in Minneapolis ($70). I got 3 Greg Childs autos. This guy had a career threatening injury in the preseason (think Kenny Irons from a few years ago). I feel like they are just dumping his autos. If it was over $100, I'd agree completely with you. That's why I don't do Absolute any more.
(12-26-2012 11:24 PM)ricky williams 34 Wrote: I paid $90 for the box here in Denver, I'd be happier with the $70 price tag. LOL Hope your case nets you something big. I want to see you land a nice Luck /5 or something. That will make me feel better about my tragic disaster. I miss seeing you around more...
(12-22-2012 07:24 PM)ricky williams 34 Wrote: It's one of those experiences that makes me question this hobby. The guy at the shop said, "You know, I think Givens will be good. Bradford is getting hot." I wanted to tell him to @%$%&&#$@#!!, but instead said "Yeah, thanks."
(12-27-2012 10:11 AM)melcmd Wrote: I think I lucked out with my case though.
(12-28-2012 10:31 AM)cweiland Wrote: Yeah, at that point what can you really say.


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Sam Brittain
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Probability of Success
2008-09: Sam Brittain led the Calgary Buffaloes Midget AAA team to an AMHL championship and a second-place finish behind Notre Dame Hounds in the Telus Cup. In seven games, including a 38-save shutout in the semifinal game, Brittain finished 3-2-2 with a 3.00 GAA and .916 save percentage. He appeared in 3 games for the Canmore Eagles (AJHL), going 1-2-0 with a 3.02 GAA and .894 save percentage.
2009-10: Brittain played for the Canmore Eagles of the AJHL. In 52 games, he was 23-19-8 with a 3.27 GAA and .896 save percentage. In nine playoff games, Brittain went 5-4 with a 3.01 GAA and .913 save percentage. He committed to playing college hockey at the University of Denver.
2010-11: Brittain started 33 of 42 games as a freshman at the University of Denver. The Pioneers finished second in the WCHA and Brittain was 19-9-5 with one shutout. He had a 2.28 GAA and .921 save percentage and was named to the WCHA All-Rookie Team.
2011-12: Brittain returned to the University of Denver lineup at the end of January after rehabbing from off-season knee surgery. He appeared in 12 games for the Pioneers as a sophomore, handling the bulk of the goaltending during the stretch run. He finished the year 8-4 with 1 shutout and had a 2.36 goals against and .932 save percentage. Denver finished third in the WCHA and reached the Broadmoor Trophy championship game. Brittain recorded 67 saves in the Pioneers' 4-3, double overtime victory over Minnesota-Duluth in the WCHA playoff semifinals and was in net for the NCAA Midwest regional contest against Ferris State (a 2-1 loss).
2012-13: Brittain had a season of fits and starts in his junior year at Denver. After wins in four of his first five starts, Brittain did not record another win for almost four months as sophomore Juho Olkinuora (Winnipeg) emerged as the Pioneers' starter. Brittain finished the year 5-7 with a 2.95 goals against and .907 save percentage. Denver finished third in the WCHA and reached the WCHA Broadmoor Trophy championship game; receiving an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament and falling to Ferris State, 2-1, in a Midwest Regional semifinal game.
Talent Analysis
Brittain is the prototypical modern NHL goaltender with good size and a traditional butterfly style. He covers the net well and is adept at controlling rebounds. He is comfortable and calm in his crease and relies on sound positioning and fluid movements instead of the twisting, acrobatic saves that can be seen in others. He has a quick, technically solid glove hand, and moves smoothly from post to post. Injuries and inconsistent play have hampered his development, but the core attributes are all in place.
Brittain will return to Denver for his senior year with the Pioneers, but he will have to battle newcomer and fellow Panthers prospect Evan Cowley to regain his role as the team's starting goaltender. Brittain's struggles last year clouded his professional future, but he still projects as a good minor league goaltender at worst, or an average NHL backup if he can stabilize his play in the nets.


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Centerville woman killed in crash near Morgantown, W.Va.
A Centerville woman died Friday night after the car she was riding in crashed near Morgantown, W.Va.
Tricia D. Price, 25, died from her injuries in the four-car crash at Route 19 and W.Va. Route 7 just outside the city, according to the Monongalia County sheriff's department. Price was pronounced dead at Ruby Memorial Hospital in Morgantown.
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On Friday, the Trojans were 0-for-3 on two point tries, but when Baron Burns hauled in an 84-yard touchdown pass from Jalen Thomas with 2:51 left in the fourth quarter, East Side head football coach Roger Burton decided that on this night the fourth time would be the charm.
His gamble paid off as Burns broke the 24-24 tie to give the Trojans a 26-24 lead which would prove to be the winning score as East Side prevailed over the Water Valley Blue Devils 26-24 here at Leroy Byars Stadium on the campus of East Side High School.
The second round 3A State Playoff victory improved the Trojans to a perfect 13-0 on the season and increased the team's home win streak to 15 games dating back to 2010.
"We knew this was going to be a tough ball game," Burton said. "That is a really good team over there (Water Valley) and they came to play. It was a grind, and we played outstanding. I'm proud of our effort tonight in all phases."
Burton added that on the touchdown that tied the game, "We had that play on the first play of the game, but we were called for an illegal procedure. We caught them looking in the backfield and the team executed perfectly."
The game started great for the Trojans as they put together a good drive that culminated in Burns scoring on a seven-yard run with 7:03 remaining in the first quarter. The 2-point conversion failed, but the Trojans led 6-0.
The Blue Devils responded with a strong drive of their own which was capped off with a 29-yard touchdown pass from E.J. Bounds to T.T. Person for a first quarter score. Alex Robles added the kick after for a 7-6 Water Valley lead.
The next two drives ended in punts for both teams.
The Trojans' next possession began in the second quarter on their 29-yard line. On this drive, the Trojan offensive line dominated the trench war as they made holes for Burns, Quadre Butler, Dy'monquae Pates, Taquille Eatmon and Thomas.
The offensive line play paid off with 6:46 left in the second quarter as Thomas scored on a nine-yard run. The 2-point attempt failed, but East Side led 12-7.
On the ensuing kickoff, the Trojans' special teams managed to strip the ball from a Water Valley player and East Side's Tremonta Handy recovered the ball to give it to the Trojans' offense in Blue Devils' territory on the 29-yard line.
The Trojans were not able to do anything with the turnover as Water Valley forced a turnover on downs and the first half ended with a 12-7 East Side lead.
The Blue Devils received the kick to start the third quarter and got great field position when the Water Valley return man brought the ball out to the 48-yard line. The drive was going good for Water Valley, but the Blue Devils tested Trojan corner back Paddarius Bronner and found out quickly just how good the sophomore cover-corner was as he snagged the interception in the end zone for the touchback to give his team the ball on its 20-yard line. The interception was Bronner's eighth on the year.
On the next drive, Butler brought the fans in the stadium to their feet with a dazzling 53-yard touchdown run with 5:25 left in the third quarter. The conversion failed, but East Side led 18-7.
Water Valley did not back down as Bounds put the team on his back and drove down field with great runs. Bounds' big runs on the drive eventually set up a five yard touchdown run for him with 3:37 left in the third quarter The point after from Robles was good for an 18-14 score.
On the ensuing kickoff, the Trojans made what proved to be their biggest mistake of the night as the team could not control the kick and Water Valley recovered deep in Trojans territory. With 2:10 left in the third, Bounds connected with L.J. Hawkins for a 10-yard touchdown pass. Robles added the point after for a 21-18 Water Valley lead.
On East Side's next possession, the team was forced to punt again.
With the game now in the fourth quarter, the Blue Devils were looking to put the game out of reach, but the Trojans' defense came up big again and with 7:29 left in the fourth the Trojans forced a field goal from Robles who connected on the 37-yard attempt to give the Blue Devils a 24-18 lead.
The Trojans and Blue Devils went three and out and had to punt. East Side got the ball back with under 4:00 left in the game. On the first play of the drive, Thomas connected with Burns on a sweep half back pass that went 84-yards for the score. Burns got the two-point conversion for a 26-24 Trojans lead.
On the ensuing kickoff, Water Valley couldn't control the kick and Eatmon recovered the ball to get it back to the Trojans.
The Trojans ran the ball, but Water Valley used timeouts to stop the clock. On fourth-and-6, East Side went for it and Thomas converted the first down with a 19-yard run to the 10-yard line, which allowed the Trojans to then run out the clock for the victory.
Burns led the Trojans offense with 34 rushing yards on 10 carries with a touchdown and a two-point conversion. He also caught two passes for 97 yards with a touchdown. Butler ran for 134 yards on 16 carries with a touchdown, and Thomas ran for 81 yards on 12 carries with a touchdown and completed 2-of-3 passes for 97 yards with a touchdown to round out the offense.
Michael Hurns led the Trojans defense with 16 tackles, followed by Vernell Baldridge had 12 tackles with a sack, Burns had 12 tackles, Taquille Eatmon with 10 tackles and a fumble recovery, Handy with two tackles and a fumble recovery and Bronner with three tackles and an interception.
The Trojans will be on the road to play Byhalia for third round the 3A State Playoffs this Friday.


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Nightmares from the Deep: Davy Jones is the final chapter in the pirate trilogy Nightmares from the Deep, and tells the story of fearless museum custodian Sarah Black and her daughter, Cory.
After discovering mysterious notes confirming the truth of the Davy Jones legend, Sarah calls a press conference to reveal to the whole world that the old sea-devil and his mythical treasure are real, hidden away on a mysterious island.
Suddenly, the galleon of the infamous pirate appears on the horizon, and Davy Jones himself breaks into the museum to kidnap Sarah and her daughter.
Both Sarah and her daughter are thrown into the brig of Jones' ship. They manage to escape, and while searching for a way back to shore, they discover dark secrets about the ship's otherworldly origins. But before they can escape on one of the lifeboats, they are caught, and to save her mother, Cory agrees to a sign a dark pact with Davy Jones...
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Zig Zag Texture Bodycon Dress
Style # 198439
Low round scoop neckline, zig zag texture and lightweight stretch, this bebe bodycon dress is a sexy easy go-to. Try it with a pair of boots and a leather jacket for a shot of new-season cool.
- 92% nylon, 8% spandex
- Center back to hem: 25" (64 cm)
- Dry clean
- Made in USA
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
Zig Zag Texture Bodycon Dress
for a slim figure sexy curve hugger nice
This dress I purchased to take to Miami but i know I will wear on other occasions with or without a belt with heals or boots. Dress is snug fitting and do need to be careful what u put underneath a thong or seamless panty. dress is made so its not too short which I like a lot it comes down almost to my knee im 5 7 and 120 lbs. 34 d bust I like that it is stretchy and sexy and shows off your curves somewhat. I bought the red and it is a pretty cherry red a very rich color that I like! material is nice wih just enough thickness and has a design on it.
January 7, 2013
Not a huge fan
This dress was all right. I bought this in both the black and red, but returned the red because it was a little too orange looking for me. I decided to keep the black because I needed a black dress for the party I was attending, and had no other options. I liked how if you really pull the dress down you can make it a little longer and it has a scoop back, but that's about it. I'm 5'7 and 119 pounds, and this dress was surprisingly skintight. It showed every lump and bump in an unflattering way, and the only panties you can wear with this is a seamless thong. The material is thin, cheap, and snags easily. I worried the whole night I was going to get a run in it or pull a stitch. It can be dressed up with the right shoes and accessories, but otherwise a very plain, basic dress. I got it at Black Friday for $41, and it isn't worth a penny more.
December 19, 2012
Love it!
Great basic dress for both work and going out. At work I pair it with a short blazer. I recieved many compliments. I like the texturing it as well. I purchased a Medium, fits perfect.
December 18, 2012
great black dress
This dress looks good a pair of high heel shoes or you can wear it with leggings and some ankle boots. It fits to size and I got it in black so it shows nice curves but looks very slimming. I also wore a big belt to accessorize it. You can't go wrong with this one!
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Toward the end of 2012, the company plans to start expanding its Gilroy packing facility.
"It looks like we'll construct an additional line for red and yellow bell peppers for next year," Aiello said. The plan is to double capacity on an existing 5,000-square-foot building.
Uesugi's green bells from Bakersfield are now packed in Gilroy, but reds and yellows are still field-packed.
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If you don't have a SWiM setup the HR-34 won't get a sat signal. The SWiM requirement has nothing to do with whether or not you want Internet connection.
I'm well aware of that. The issue is the logic of DirecTV requiring a CCK with an HR34 (which is clearly unnecessary), and the post I referred to reasoned that it had something to do with self-installed SWiM.
Now, what may have been implied is, there's no way to order "SWiM"... you have to order a CCK or WHDS to force "SWiM". But doesn't HR34 force WHDS?. And there needs to be some way to turn on a "Self-installed SWiM" bit to avoid this confusion. Remember, when all this started, there were no installers, the customers did everything. Some of us still prefer it that way.
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Restaurants in New York
From Afghani to Japanese to Mexican, sample the world's dining-table in one city. Gramercy Park and Flatiron have smart restaurants like Tamarind, while Greenwich Village offers inexpensive international flavours like EN Japanese Brasserie. The urban cool of the East Village and the Lower East Side are home to New York legends Katz Deli for pastrami and Clinton Street Bakery's brunch pancakes. Choose from countless Chinese restaurants in Chinatown. Most restaurants close around 11pm, and tipping is around 18%.
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1. The Post House - Top-end
Show moreThe Post House is not your traditional meat-and-potatoes steakhouse. There are as many non–red meat items on the menu as there are steak and chops. But if you think of it as a steakhouse then you can forget those other options and order the Cajun rib-eye steak, broiled in a subtle cayenne rub that perfectly melds with the richness of the meat.
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Main courses $26–$70; three-course lunch daily $24.07
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Mon–Fri noon–10:30pm; Sat–Sun 5:30pm–10:30pm
28 E. 63rd St, New York, USA
2. Ben Benson's Steakhouse - Top-end
Show moreThere aren't many better steakhouses than Ben Benson's. Smack in the middle of Midtown, it's loud and large, and though it's definitely a man's world, women are treated with respect here. So is the beef, whether it's a big, meaty slab of sirloin, T-bone, or filet mignon, or a slightly daintier cut of meat.
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Show moreAt En they bill themselves as a "modern izakaya," a kind of Japanese pub where diners share small plates along with beer, sake, or shochu (a vodkalike drink made from various ingredients like barley, sweet potato, and buckwheat). If you're a fan of pubs in general, you'll appreciate this one, as you can sample numerous sakes along with amazing dishes.
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Main courses $15–$35; kaiseki $65–$90 per person
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Mon-Thu noon-2:30pm & 5:30pm-10:30pm; Fri noon-2:30pm & 5:30pm-11:30pm; Sat 11am-2:30pm & 5:30pm-11:30pm; Sun 11am-2:30pm & 5:30pm & 10:30pm
435 Hudson St, New York, USA
4. Aquavit - Top-end
Show moreAquavit, in the bottom of a glass tower on East 55th Street, is designed in sleek Scandinavian style with modernist furniture. Try the herring plate, four types of herring accompanied by a tiny glass of aquavit, distilled liquor not unlike vodka flavoured with fruit and spices, and a frosty Carlsberg beer.
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Cafe main courses $9–$32; 3-course fixed-price meal $35 at lunch; main dining room fixed-price meal $45 at lunch, $85 at dinner; tasting menu $115 at dinner; supplement for paired wines $30 at lunch, $75 at dinner
Opening hours
Mon–Fri 11:45am–2:30pm; Mon-Sat 5:30–10:30pm
65 E. 55th St, New York, USA
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sandman46 Posts: 1,798Sat in one of these puppies while having my Civic's oil changed last week and eventhough the leather was really comfortable and the ergonomics were outstanding, the thought of premium fuel would steer me too the Accord. A 7/8's TSX, the Accord is probably the wisest choice for you. Probably cheaper to buy the Accord also which makes it the logical & practical choice to this guy.
And personally, the TSX is my favorite car out there at this point. The extra price for premium is a deal killer for me though with the price of oil continuing it's upward trend.
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sandman46 Posts: 1,798I just like the car and I'm lucky enough that I don't even drive 7.5k miles a year. The guy who posed the question just added 80 miles a day to his commute...ouch! In my case, the $ amount isn't that bad actually. But I'm very happy with the mpg's my Civic delivers though it's not as powerful or smooth riding as our Mazda 3s. The difference between the 1.8 and the 2.3 engines is definitely noticeable especially when driving around a corner and then giving the engine gas. Noticeable hesitation in the Civic but seemless power with the 3. Got spoiled last week when I had the 3 as my daily driver.
Saw a nice Wolfsburg Edition Jetta earlier at the VW stire and it's a sweet looking ride...the charcol color was very striking in the sunlight. The car looked newly detailed and I was in love for a short time until reality brought me back down to earth.
Man, just love some of the new cars out there. Too bad my wallet can't keep up with my desires. If I win the lottery though...watch out!
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loi177 Posts: 10TSX will give you more useable back seat thatn V6 accord coupe and it is generally better looking. Accord V6 generally comes with 16 inch wheels. and you have to spend money on timing belt that will nullify the cost difference in fuel. Go with TSX it has all the power when you revive the engine.
thegraduate Posts: 9,731Go with TSX it has all the power when you revive the engine.
If the engine has to be revived you might want to try a different one.
The TSX accelerates similarly to a 4-cylinder Accord. Not that that is a bad thing, but if I'm getting V6 economy, I want V6 torque and power. Me? I drive a 4-cylinder Accord; it gets better mileage than the TSX, and on regular.
If you like the TSX and how it accelerates, I'd try a 4-cylinder Accord as well; you'll save money upfront and on fuel. -
thegraduate Posts: 9,731I'd say its close to a tie on styling (in my eyes) between the '04 Accord Coupe and '04 TSX, although the nod probably goes to the TSX in the end. The Coupe looks sportier, but the TSX has a cohesive, elegant style that the Accord doesn't; the Accord being a coupe gives it some help, but doesn't win out overall, to me.
sandman46 Posts: 1,798The Accord coupe looks bloated next to the TSX actually. The '04 I saw at the Honda store last week was a black/black car and was realllllly nice, leather felt real soft though neglected a bit. If the wife wouldn't have killed me it would be in my side of the garage right now. But the frugal side of me brought me back to reality real fast as I'm real happy with my '06 Civic. But just for awhile that TSX would've been fun.
Better to save the $ for the kids cars later this year. Have set aside about $30k for that big purchase, as they will both need econocars as their 1st cars especially with the gas prices rising almost daily.
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thegraduate Posts: 9,731how is 4 cylinder accord with 160hp can match it.
Incidentally, if we use C&D as a measuring stick (using numbers from one source helps minimize launch differences), the 2004 TSX with a stick-shift accelerated from 0-60 in 7.2-7.5 seconds, depending on which test you prefer to go by. Car and Driver measured a 2007 2.4L Accord with a stick shift doing the 0-60 in 7.2 seconds. I use the 2006-2007 Accords for my measuring stick because that's what I drive, and that's what I have compared firsthand. Thus, I stand behind my initial statement.
What the TSX does not have is more usable torque than the 4-cyl Accord. Around town, they feel similar. With an automatic, especially. When driving as normal folks do, I could tell little difference between a 2004 TSX Auto and my 2006 Accord Auto (166hp). Horsepower and torque peaks come higher-in the RPM range, meaning while you have to rev the sweet 2.4 to get the power, it isn't as readily available back below the stratusphere where most people drive (below 6,000 RPM). Here's a quote from Car and Driver's Road Test of the 2004 Acura TSX.
the TSX mill doesn't deliver much grunt below 3000 rpm, but as the tachometer creeps toward peak torque, the engine pulls strongly to 6000 rpm, at which point the cam profiles go long for the 1100-rpm sprint to the redline.
The TSX is heavier for a smaller car as well, actually weighing a little more than the last 4-cylinder Automatic Accord (Gen VII, which we have been talking about here) tested in Car and Driver.
Accord lacks the quality of 3 stage paint of TSX.
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loi177 Posts: 10so how is navigation system in 04 Accord. does it have HID lights, climate control, traction control, power seat, NVH levels, etc. how is performance 0-100 mile? lateral accelaration.60mph is too short to judge perofrmance. TSX shape will endure for long time. i can drive at 90mph at 3000rpm with 5AT and still get 28mpg on 06 TSX. TSX is heavier car but once it gets upto speed. it is very refined crusier.
elroy5 Posts: 3,741The V6 Accord has more of everything I want, than the TSX (for about the same price). I have no affection for HID lights, have climate control, traction control, two power seats, more interior room, and will get from 50-90mph faster than the TSX. I will admit the TSX looks a little better than the Accord, but then the TL makes them both look bad. I didn't buy my car to make a fashion statement.
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so how is navigation system in 04 Accord. does it have HID lights
Navi system? Its optional, just like the TSX. It's quite nice, and voice activated. The dual-climate control is nice in models so-equipped, as is the smoother ride. Nope, doesn't have HIDs, but the 4-cyl model doesn't cost $29k new, either, as does a TSX.
I don't drive sustained at 90 MPH all day long (something about wanting to keep my drivers license... ), so 0-60 is plenty of measure for me for knowing how a car is going to do from the red light at the bottom of the on-ramp up to the merging lane. If 0-100 is important to you, you should really look at a V6; it'll blow the doors off of mine and your Honda 2.4L engine. Not sure where traffic moves that fast though.
I never knocked the TSX features (which ought to be better than the Accord since it costs as much as a loaded V6 Accord when new), but I still stand by my claim that my 4-cyl Accord is just as fast as the TSX. They aren't drag racers, they are family cars. It's not a big deal buddy. Actually, that was my only statement, which seems to have brought on the defensive. It wasn't my objective.
TSX is heavier car but once it gets upto speed. it is very refined crusier.
As is the Accord; the nicer ride (a lil less sporty than the TSX) makes my regular 300 mile highway trips a nice one. My car doesn't see track duty, so the balance of comfort and sport works for me. -
loi177 Posts: 10we are only comparing 04 accord to 04 TSX. not $29,000 new car. A older TSX is much better than older Accord. TSX age gracefully due to better quality paint. And it has all the features standard and much better fuel economy at higher speeds. i dont know about 04 accord coupe price but 04 TSX can be had from $14 to $18K.
thegraduate Posts: 9,731If you're talking about 4-cylinder Accords versus a TSX, then you are wrong on the fuel economy part, unless you can pull more than 40 MPG at 70 MPH.
And, if the 04 TSX costs more upfront, it will cost more used as well, unless the resale value isn't as good as the Accord's is. Which is it?
I heard ya the first time about the paint, although my 1996 Accord looks great after a life outside over 180k miles. I doubt most people keep their cars that long (I still have mine and drive it reguarly), but if they do, their Accord will be looking just fine.
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bug4 Posts: 370B fun to have a forum about speeds. Highest cruising speeds I've ever encountered are just after a Rockies or Avalanche game, going north on I-25 at 11:30p.m. from Denver to Cheyenne, WY (90 miles). I've traveled in the 95-100mph pack and been passed up by the 110mph pack. Its fun! And, they can't give us all tickets :P . . . . . or can they :confuse:
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loi177 Posts: 10u cannot maintain 70mph constant where i live. some time u have to go below 60mph and some time acclerate to 90mph. TSX excess power and aerodymanics allow it and still manage to get over 28mpg. A/C does not have effect. TSX cost more upfront has longer warranty, better dealer service with loaner cars and complimentary car wash etc. 4 cylinder accord is too big for parking and less grip on moving on curves.
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exfhp50 Posts: 8To me it seems like the TSX doesn't hold it value as well as the Accords have. I'm not sure how much a TSX was in '04. Compare that price to what an EX V6 6 speed Accord coupe was in '04. Now, at least where I'm at, they are price in the same ballpark range 13-16k. I may consider a 4 cyl Accord coupe but I will have to drive one to see.
As far as backseat space is concerned, I don't have any kids yet so no big deal. I'm looking for that balance of performance and mpg and 28 won't cut it. I drive a bunch so it needs to last as well. Oh if forgot to mention, we are moving this weekend so I now have a 110 mi commute.
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loi177 Posts: 10market price of 04 TSX with navigation in 04 was around $26K. and good conditions can still be fetched from $16 to $18K. so hardly it loses value after 4 years. and if you are driving long trip like 110 it will get around 32 to 34 mpg depeding on speed between 60 to 80mph. my overall average is 28mpg but commute is way shorter. even in SF hills with A/C i still managed 23mpg in the city. and there is no timing belt replacement at 90 to 100k miles like six cylinder accord which you will need in case of 04 model. so older TSX is better than older 04 accord. I doubt you can get similar mpg with older sixcylinder engine.
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elroy5 Posts: 3,741The I4 has a chain, and the V6 has a timing belt. Belts get worn over 100k miles, and should be changed. I think the reason the V6 has a belt, instead of a chain, is because a belt would have to be long, and heavy due to the engine configuration, and probably be noisier. Did you ever notice how quiet the V6 engines are? I think at least part of that is due to the belt.
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Thank you.
I hope you get this message.Comments welcome.
^ I'll second that!
damn i'm getting hard pretty quickly
^ No shit, awesome pic and very good looking!!
WOW!! From your Beautiful, long, slender, feet ...
To the top of you tangly-haired head, with those Gorgeous features of Yours ...Originally Posted by studentinK
Every INCH of YOU looks absolutely FANTASTIC!!Originally Posted by studeninK
I'm sincerely Hoping that you'll consider starting your very own thread!!
Keep smilin'!!
WISDOM is the Knowledge you've gained ... After you could have used it! _Me
Here you go. Absolutely love this thread!
^ sexy pics mate!
Gay pink in the snow!
Happy New Year, Todd!
Don't freeze your lovely, smooth cahones off!
The Three Musketeers... Bashful, Chrisglass, and Ronboy!
Hope your assets weren't getting to frozen Todd!
A few new bulge pics from me
^^ very nice Dboy!
Real nice bulge photos forlkid glad you posted them
they don't cover up when i'm hard