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Manning tops list of top-selling NFL jerseys
Darren RovellWe love best-selling jersey lists because it's a popularity contest with people voting with their wallets. Here are the top-selling NFL player jerseys on NFLShop.com from April 1 through Sept. 30: 1. Peyton Manning, Denver Broncos 2. Robert Gri...
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Top-selling NFL jerseys
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Johnny Manziel of Cleveland Browns has NFL's top-selling jersey
Darren RovellJust call him Johnny Cash. New Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel has the best-selling jersey on NFLShop.com.
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2013 NFL playoffs -- Three Seattle Seahawks players rank among NF...
Darren RovellThe Seattle Seahawks have not only risen to prominence on the field, they've also achieved relevancy off of it.
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Colin Kaepernick of San Francisco 49ers has NFL's top-selling jer...
Darren RovellThe San Francisco 49ers' run to the Super Bowl was good for quarterback Colin Kaepernick, whose jersey was the NFL's best selling.
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Robert Griffin III of Washington Redskins tops NFL jersey sales
Darren RovellWashington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III has NFL's top selling jersey.
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Eli's jersey among NFL's top 5 sellers
Ohm YoungmisukSo far it has been a great 2012 for Eli Manning. He won the Super Bowl, was Super Bowl MVP, hosted "Saturday Night Live" and his jersey is a top-five seller. The NFL released a list of its best-selling jerseys, on NFLShop.com from April 1-May...
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Eli and Cruz among top-selling jerseys
Ohm YoungmisukThe NFL released it's top-selling jerseys from April of last year through the end of February. Eli Manning finished as the highest-ranked Giant with the third-highest selling jersey. Victor Cruz's No. 80 had never been in the top 25 list until Ja...
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Tim Tebow's jersey still top seller
Bill WilliamsonDenver rookie quarterback Tim Tebow rarely sees the field, but his jersey gets plenty of action. His jersey remains the No. 1 selling jersey in the NFL. Tebow's No. 15 jersey shot to the top of the NFL in April, days after he was surprisingly drafted...
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Favre, AFC West tidbits
Bill WilliamsonPosted by ESPN.com's Bill Williamson Here a couple of random AFC West connections to the Brett Favre story. While Favre's Packers jersey has been the recent top seller, several AFC West players are in the top 25. Here is the list. Top-selling NFL jer...
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I think one of the NFL's top selling jerseys this year will be one of the Cardinals' new jerseys, with the Nos. 13 or 11 on back. Didn't you see the numbers from 'Zona's first preseason game? Kurt Warner: 14-of-19, 151 yards, one TD. Larry Fitzgeral...
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There are four things I look for when shopping around for studio headphones: price, durability, comfort, and sound quality. The Tascam TH-2000 headphones provide a high level of all of these.
When I was an on-air talent, I preferred to bring in my own headphones mainly for hygiene reasons, but also because you never knew when the studio headphones would be non-functional. Someone would run over the cord with the studio chair, or extend past the reach of the cord and cause a break in the wires inside. I learned quickly that station-provided headphones were always the cheapest priced and cheapest made because of the constant need of replacement. Early in my career, I learned that lesson, but even some of my own personal headphones were not immune to these and I had to go through several headphones before I found any that would meet my requirements.
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Yeah especially after they took out the fiber-optics!
Yeah especially after they took out the fiber-optics!
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SSE has been the first ride me and my wife have rode on each of our trips to Disney. We are getting there Jan 7th. Im really hoping its open by then.
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I'm having mixed feelings about SSE. It used to be so pretty at the end and I would attempt to take a picture (with the flash off!) of the fiber optics and all. But if they aren't there anymore, what will I take a picture of?? I hope it's still good.
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So far all the reviews seem to be leaning towards the negative, especially as it concerns the ending. I think the official reopening date for this attraction is mid February so they may have more work to finish yet. Hopefully all will be pleased with the finish when its officially open!!!
Any updates? Is it open?
It is open and they have a sign saying that they are still working on it. They had the doors open all day long on monday january 7th. With NO wait. I was very pleased with what I saw. I am curious to see how the final product will look.
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yea i went there on the 4th and say it was open, but with a 40 minute wait, as much as i go out there i find it hard to justify waiting in any lines, i will go check it out probably MLK day
I thought I heard a rumor that they were changing the ride on the way back down, so maybe this touchscreen thing is just there so people riding it in the soft openings have something to do. I thought that the animatronics were awesome and most life-like. It was interesting to learn about the beginning of the home-based computer age (going through the garage). Dame Judi Dench was good although her voice was a little loud.
I think that if you are at the right place at the right time, you will get in. We were there on the 12th of December and it wasn't open in the morning, but open at night, it was our last ride of the day and we were making our way out of the park.
We went back to epcot yesterday and there was still no wait. Did not ride it this time we were there just for the showcase.
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Just got back from WDW today, and boy is the new SSE something to see. I was really amazed by the update and thought the refurbishments were fantastic. As a long time SSE fan, we're talking 22 years, I am pleased to see the attraction with the fresh coat of paint and polish that it deserves.
I have some additional thoughts below, but only highlight it if you don't mind spoilers:
The updated caveman vs. woolly mammoth screen was awesome, and all of the AA updates are really nice and fresh. I was also really surprised by how well the updated ships floated during the Fenisian (sp?) scene. The added 60's computer room and 70's Steve Jobs scenes were both very good, and I enjoyed the second half as well. Although there isn't much to see as you choose your future, my family had fun with the touch screens. Finally, I love the new narration; I think Dame Judy Dench adds a really fresh and enthusiastic feel to the attraction. Jeremy Irons used to put me to sleep at times, so the overall new product just comes together very well.
One question I have for those who have seen the update; do you think the Paperboy AA will be back? I saw him turned around during that scene, but I would imagine that they hadn't finished his refurb yet.
You see the hat? I am Mrs. Nesbitt!
They are probably replacing the current paperboy with another AA. I noticed when I was on it the last time, he hardly moved. Disney replaced his voice, so I'm assuming that they are going to leave him in there. I'm kind of thinking that they turned him around so that we couldn't see how slow he was compared to the other AA's, but that is a total guess.
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World's Fastest Production Car? Not the Bugatti Veyron.
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Two Production Cars Faster than the Bugatti Veyron
The Bugatti Veyron 16.4 is commonly thought to be the fastest production car in the world. With 1001 horsepower on tap, it easily smashed the previous production car land speed record set by the Saleen S7 Twin Turbo. Bugatti has used the "fastest production car in the world" myth to its advantage, but in reality, the Veyron 16.4 is not the world's fastest production sports car at all.
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One is from Shelby Supercars, better known as SSC, and set the new Guiness World Record for top speed by a production sports car in late 2007, beating the top speed of the Veyron 16.4 by nearly 3 mph for a verified world record land speed of 411.76 km/h (255.83 mph), for a verified claim to the fastest factory-built production car in the world.
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The other blazing fast supercar is from German Porsche tuner 9ff. You may not have heard of the 9ff GT9, but you will. 9ff has been modifying Porsche 911s to halo performance levels for years, but the German expert sports car tuners have begun with a 911 GT9 and then changed practically everything but the headlights, resulting in a brand new blazing fast German supercar with enough juice to beat the Bugatti Veyron 16.4 head to head.
The 9ff GT9 has recently recorded a documented top speed of 409 kilometers per hour, or 254.1 mph, enough to knock the Bugatti Veyron down to third on the list of all time fastest production cars. Some might balk at this, looking at other highly tuned models such as the Hennessey Motorworks Dodge Viper, and compare them to the 9ff GT9, saying the GT9 is really just a Porsche on amphetamines.
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Titanic chief designer Thomas Andrews went down with his ship, reportedly last seen staring into space – his life jacket on the table beside him. He earlier helped passengers to the lifeboats and was hailed a hero.© National Museums Northern Ireland
Titanic Captain Edward John Smith went down with his ship – among the reports were claims he was spotted in the water, but refused help from those in lifeboats. His body was never recovered.© Getty
Chairman of Harland and Wolff Lord William Pirrie and Captain Smith, pictured on board Titanic's sister-ship the Olympic in June 1911.© Getty
Ida Straus, who would not be parted from her husband Isidor. "We have been together for many years - where you go, I go," she said. Ida's body was never recovered, but her husband was later buried in the Bronx.© Getty
Isidor Straus, whose wife Ida would not be parted from him. The couple were last seen sitting in deckchairs, holding hands, before they were washed into the sea. Isidor's body was recovered, his wife's was not.© Getty
Chief Officer Henry Wilde was off-duty at the time of Titanic's sinking – he was last seen struggling to help with collapsible lifeboats. His body was never recovered.© Getty
Titanic's richest passenger, millionaire John Jacob Astor IV, kissed his pregnant wife goodbye as he helped her into a lifeboat. She survived, but JJ was last seen smoking on deck with US mystery writer Jacques Futrelle. He's rumoured to have quipped: "I asked for ice, but this is ridiculous." His body was recovered from the water. © Getty
Pioneer of investigative journalism William Thomas Stead is believed to have helped women and children onto lifeboats before sitting down to read a book and await his fate. A later report, however, claims he was seen clinging to a raft with millionaire JJ Astor before they both drowned. His body was never recovered.© Getty
Second class passenger Robert Phillips was emigrating to America with his 21-year-old daughter Alice, following the death of his wife from TB. He was among the many victims, while his daughter survived.© Getty
Baptist pastor Reverend John Harper was said to have preached the gospel to the end, both on the decks of Titanic and in the water. He didn't survive the sinking, but his daughter and niece did.© Getty
Titanic's assistant surgeon Dr John Edward Simpson was last seen helping passengers into lifeboats. Second Officer Charles Lightoller later said: "I was practically the last man to speak to Dr Simpson ... We merely exchanged the words 'Goodbye, old man.' Dr Simpson's body was recovered and buried in Nova Scotia.© National Museums Northern Ireland
The Titanic Memorial at Belfast City Hall was funded by contributions from the public, shipyard workers and victims' families and erected on 15 April 1912. It features a female personification of Death or Fate holding a laurel wreath over the head of a drowned sailor raised above the waves by a pair of mermaids.© Getty
Joseph Bruce Ismay (front) was the chairman of White Star Line and the highest ranking official from the company to survive Titanic's sinking. He escaped in a lifeboat – for which he was widely criticised. He later told the inquiry: "I saw no passengers in sight when I entered the lifeboat ... I saw no women waiting."© Getty
Second Officer Charles Lightoller (right) was the most senior officer to survive and the last survivor taken on board rescue ship Carpathia. He had been off-duty, but went to work helping people into lifeboats. He dived into the water when he could do no more and was sucked down with Titanic, but found his way onto a lift raft – taking charge and keeping those with him alive through the night.© Getty
Third Officer Herbert Pitman (right) survived as he was put in charge of one of the lifeboats. After Titanic went down, he wanted to row back and pick up more survivors, but was cried down by those fearful of being mobbed and capsized. Letting them overrule him was a decision said to haunt him for the rest of his days. © Getty
Leading fashion designer Lady Lucy Duff-Gordon survived after being put on the first lifeboat with just 11 others – including her husband Cosmo. She is reported to have made a comment about losing possessions which was not taken kindly by the crew and tried to make amends by giving them money. Her husband also wrote them cheques after their rescue – leading to false rumours he bribed them not to go back for other survivors. He was said to be left heart-broken by the claims.© Getty
First Class passenger Algernon Barkworth was a Justice of the Peace and was travelling to America for the first time. He dived into the water as Titanic started to sink and managed to get into a lifeboat that had overturned. He survived and was picked up, first by another lifeboat and then by the Carpathia.© Getty
Able Seaman Charles Pascoe (third from left) with his three brothers, who all survived Titanic's sinking and are pictured returning to England after the tragedy. Charles had transferred from the Titanic's sister ship, Olympic, to work on the ill-fated liner.© Getty
The 167 surviving crew members of the Titanic landing at Plymouth after being taken ashore from the SS Lapland on board the paddle steamer Duchess of York. They had previously been picked up by the Carpathia and taken to New York.© Getty
Survivors of the Titanic disaster are greeted by their relatives upon their safe return to Southampton.© Getty
Some of the survivors of the Titanic disaster.© Getty
A surviving member of the Titanic's crew (centre) kisses his wife after arriving at Plymouth, 29th April 1912. The man had previously been rescued by the Carpathia and taken to New York.© Getty
A group of survivors from the Titanic arrive in Liverpool.© Getty
The first class passenger list from the ill-fated liner the Titanic, which sank on its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York.© Getty


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Rolls-Royce welcomes lifting of probation on JSF STOVL programme following exceptional success of 2011 test plan
Friday, 20 January 2012
Rolls-Royce, the global power systems company, today congratulates the entire Joint Strike Fighter programme for the dedication and hard work that has led to the lifting of probationary status for the F-35B Lightning II.
The F-35B offers critical Short Take Off and Vertical Landing (STOVL) capability to the US Marine Corps. The STOVL capability is provided by the Rolls-Royce LiftSystem®, a unique, advanced technology from Rolls-Royce -- the only company in the world to produce vertical-lift capability for fighter aircraft.
Dan Korte, Rolls-Royce President – Defence, said "We are delighted that the STOVL programme has been taken off probation. Hearing this announcement today is a vindication of all the hard work by the team in realising the capability of this unique system.
"We offer our congratulations to the entire Joint Strike Fighter programme for this key development, including the US Marine Corps, Lockheed Martin and Pratt & Whitney, who have all worked so hard to ensure the success of the STOVL programme. This key step signifies a bright and solid future for the programme."
The Rolls-Royce LiftSystem comprises a Rolls-Royce LiftFan®, Roll Posts and 3-Bearing Swivel Module. Rolls-Royce is a subcontractor to Pratt & Whitney, which manufactures the F135 engine for the Joint Strike Fighter programme.
In 2011, the Rolls-Royce LiftSystem proved successful in the first ship-borne landings on the USS Wasp, as well as completing 268 vertical landings overall. The first three production F-35B aircraft were delivered to Eglin Air Force Base in the US in January this year in preparation for the start of pilot training.
- Rolls-Royce is a world-leading provider of power systems and services for use on land, at sea and in the air, and has established a strong position in global markets - civil aerospace, defence aerospace, marine and energy.
- As a result of this strategy, Rolls-Royce has a broad customer base comprising more than 500 airlines, 4,000 corporate and utility aircraft and helicopter operators, 160 armed forces, more than 4,000 marine customers, including 70 navies, and energy customers in nearly 120 countries, with an installed base of 54,000 gas turbines.
- Annual underlying revenues for Rolls-Royce were £10.8 billion in 2010, of which more than half came from the provision of services. The firm and announced order book stood at £61.4 billion at 30 June 2011, providing visibility of future levels of activity.
- Rolls-Royce employs over 39,000 skilled people in offices, manufacturing and service facilities in over 50 countries. Over 11,000 of these employees are engineers.
- In 2010, Rolls-Royce invested £923 million on research and development, two thirds of which had the objective of further improving the environmental performance of its products, in particular reducing emissions.
- Rolls-Royce supports a global network of 28 University Technology Centres, which connect the company's engineers with the forefront of scientific research.
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Oak Park 2, Argo 1 (OT): Luis Lezama scored for Argo (13-8-1) in the semifinal.
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Rich Central 25-25, Hillcrest 22-21: Daivonya High posted 13 assists and eight kills for host Rich Central (12-17). Jasmin Thames added seven kills for the Olympians.
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Andrew 114, Bradley 72: Wins by Genny McCarthy in the 50-yard freestyle (26.41 seconds) and Caily Friel in the 100 breaststroke (1 minute, 9.96 seconds) propelled host Andrew in the SouthWest Suburban Red.
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When Vancouver police announced that Glee star Cory Monteith, 31, was found dead, they offered condolences to Monteith's friends and family, as well as to his "millions of fans." Those millions of young grieving fans may be experiencing an emotion they've never known before. Accordingly, they're expressing it in one of the surest means available today: through GIFs.
If you take a look on social media platforms like Twitter and sites like Tumblr, you'll see posts such as the one below, which subs in the show's scripted romance between Monteith's Finn and Lea Michele's Rachel for Monteith's and Michele's real-life romance.
It's a slightly macabre way to remember Monteith, but it's also understandable. Michele was one of the most high-profile figure in Monteith's life (after all, they were dating at the time of his death). And while many of Monteith's colleagues and coworkers have released statements, Michele's response is the one people are waiting for. So far, she hasn't publicly spoken about Monteith's death — nor, to be fair, is she obligated to. "We ask that everyone kindly respect Lea's privacy during this devastating time," her rep told Us Weekly.
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New Zealand Café Will Deliver Burgers Via Pneumatic Tubes at 87 MPH
C1 Espresso, a café in Christchurch, New Zealand is installing a system of tubes that will send mini burgers from the kitchen to the dining area at breakneck speeds. More
C1 Espresso, a café in Christchurch, New Zealand is installing a system of tubes that will send mini burgers from the kitchen to the dining area at breakneck speeds. More
Lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles...and maybe a squirt of mayo, mustard, or ketchup. The standard toppings will never cease to be tasty, but sometimes, you want a burger with a bit more personality. For those occasions, here are a dozen creatively-topped burgers that really work. Check out the slideshow to see all of the unique burger toppings. More
This plate of food is big enough to share, and I highly recommend you do (remember: you're hungover, that doesn't mean you have to be totally stupid). $10.50 gets you two meaty, flaky hunks of fried snapper, a pile of french fries, a scoop of coleslaw, and two orange-yolked, perfectly runny fried eggs on top. Tauranga is a seaside town, and a major port for boat traffic in New Zealand. So, this snapper is fresh, easily flaking apart with the touch of a fork. More
New Zealand's membership in the British Commonwealth has a major impact on the food of course. Pies, sausage rolls, and fish and chips all make appearances. What's stand-out here is the likelihood that the your fried fish will be caught just that morning, that your pie will be filled with freshly hunted wild game meat, that the eggs in your Kiwi breakfast will be a luscious golden-orange, and the tomatoes bursting with sweet ripeness. More
Here's the thing about vacation: you're pretty much required to eat dessert first, or for breakfast, or at the very least after most meals. I'm happy to report that on a recent trip to New Zealand I did just that, sampling traditional Kiwi cookies and ordering ice cream with abandon. Here are 5 of my favorites. More
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Too much mayo and too lean beef threaten to diminish this burger, but good toppings and a great bun come through. More
With only four days to spend in Queenstown during a recent trip to New Zealand, I had every intention of soaking up as much culinary diversity as possible. But one meal at The Cow soon turned into two, and two into three. More
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Being on TV is a little like being in prison. Do either, and for the rest of your life people will find a way to work it into any bio. Kiwiana's chef-owner Marc Simmons appeared on season 4 of Top Chef in 2008 as the goofy guy who took a semi-clothed bath with one of his housemates. That Marc may be gone, but even as he's grown up, the food at his New Zealand restaurant in Park Slope shows a determined tendency toward the sweet earnestness of youth. More
The New Zealand government is funding research into "new flavours" in Sauvignon Blanc, but we'd prefer to just let the flavors be. We recently tasted ten New Zealand Sauvignon Blancs that sell for $10 to $17, and were pleased with the results. For the most part these wines are enjoyable, with bright, refreshing flavors that are perfect for summer. They're a great accompaniment to grilled shrimp or rich curries, or just a giant bowl of chips and guacamole. More
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Im installing Tumbled Marble backsplash for wife.need advice where to,how to or what to do at these end points of tile. How should I finish here. Should I stop at the light molding or go past it a inch and go back up above it. I really don't want to notch behind it. Should I stay under it and stop somewhere to line up with the counter top or carry it down into the ogee cut Im planning on 3x6 as my side end stones and the inside pattern will be 4x4 diagonal.see my pics to see what im working with. Well while taking pics found I need to get out past the left side receptacle outlet,so you think what I do on the left side end do also on the right side end. Still need help on cut at the cabinet. I dont know how many pics I can post on here so I may try to combine them, we will see how it goes. |
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Not sure if you are asking how high to tile or how wide. It would look best for the tile to go up to the bottom of the cabinets. As for width, I think you should use the top of the granite's ogee edge as a guide. |
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Tampa, FL - U.S. Attorney Robert E. O'Neill announces that a federal jury today found Chester John Floyd (48, Lithia) and Pedro Lazaro Rodriguez (27, Seffner) guilty of conspiracy with intent to distribute five or more kilograms of cocaine, 500 or more grams of methamphetamine, and a quantity of marijuana. Floyd was also found guilty of being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm and aiding and abetting the possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking offense. Rodriguez was also found guilty of conspiracy to launder the proceeds of drug trafficking, traveling in interstate commerce to distribute drug proceeds, and maintaining a premises for the purpose of storing and distributing illegal narcotics. Floyd faces a mandatory minimum of 25 years up to life in federal prison. Rodriguez faces a mandatory minimum penalty of life in federal prison. Their sentencing hearings have not yet been set.
Floyd and Rodriguez were indicted on June 23, 2011.
According to evidence presented at trial, Floyd and Rodriguez were conspirators in a national drug trafficking and money laundering organization stretching from Florida to California. Large quantities of cocaine, methamphetamine, and marijuana would be shipped to various conspirators in the Tampa area via Federal Express, UPS, and luxury automobiles in which the narcotics were hidden. Conspirators, including Floyd and Rodriguez, would receive narcotics on behalf of the organization and break them down for further distribution in the Tampa area. Rodriguez and other Tampa-based conspirators would also collect and conceal millions of dollars in drug proceeds that were either deposited into various bank accounts or transported back to California via commercial airline.
In addition to Floyd and Rodriguez, the following conspirators have already pleaded guilty for their roles in this nationwide drug trafficking and money laundering organization:
Victor Yanez-Gutierrez (35, San Jose, California);
Maria Lourdes Aguilar (29, San Jose, California);
Gabriel Salazar Pena (43, Manteca, California);
Jabulani Bendar Seay (34, Tampa, Florida);
Carlos Byron Smith (32, Tampa Florida);
Enrique Hernandez-Ramirez (41, Dade City, Florida);
Juan Hernandez-Ramirez (42, Dade City, Florida);
Jason Paul Hoelzel (42, Lakeland, Florida);
Raquel Valdez-Polvos (20, San Jose, California);
Fermin Yanez-Zabalza (25, San Jose, California);
Ivan Aguilar-Sandoval (22, San Jose, California);
Alejandro Arias-Perez (40, Dade City, Florida);
Jennifer Lynn Thomas (32, Dade City, Florida);
Ronald Lee Carrick (50, Zephyrhills, Florida);
Luis Manuel Garcia (38, Plant City, Florida); and
Jerry Lloyd Nichols (54, Lakeland, Florida).
This case was investigated by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations, the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, and other federal, state, and local agencies as part of an ongoing Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Forces Investigation. It is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorneys Josephine W. Thomas and Christopher F. Murray.


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Hello all! My family and I are currently living in a 1100sq. foot home, and we love it. In fact, it is a rental that we are going to buy! There are definitely challenges, which is why I was so glad to have found this forum.
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Welcome. We are a family of three in 1350 square feet - positively luxurious! |
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Welcome! People in small house seem to be more cheerful, somehow. Maybe because they have to be! |
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Welcome, I pop in here every now and then myself. My home is only 940 sq ft. It does have decent size closets so I guess I can't complain there, but I do wish my kitchen was bigger! Holiday cooking is a real challenge then! |
- Posted by teresa_nc7 (My Page) on Thu, Sep 13, 07 at 17:48
And I wish I had less square footage and bigger closets! My house was built in 1910 and folks just had a lot less stuff then! LOL! I only have one decent closet that is in my bedroom and it was added on years ago. The kitchen pantry is a good size, but not big enough for a person like me that likes to be prepared for anything! Welcome, Erin! |
If nothing else, I sure appreciate not having so much cleaning to do - just moved (now on my own!) from a 2500 sq' suburban place to an 1100 sq' (2 storey) 100 yr old house in the country, and apart from the nicely smaller tax, utility and other bills, find it's so easy to take care of! |
Well we don't have good closets, but we DO have storage area on the sides of the second story where the roof meets the floor. Does that make sense? I don't even know what that space is called! Also-the kitchen in tiny, which would be OK if it didn't also contain the washer, dryer, water heater, and only door to the back yard. It was built as a summer cabin, so I guess they weren't planning to do much cooking. : ) In the next few years we're planning to do a small kitchen addition and use the current kitchen space for dining. For now, it works (I guess!) It has been very fun to read through the posts on this forum! |
- Posted by flowerlady6 (My Page) on Sat, Sep 15, 07 at 14:47
Welcome Erin ~ This is a great, fairly new forum. It is nice to visit here and discuss living in our small homes. DH and I live in a 730 sq.ft. 50's cottage. It is a challenge, but it is also nice to have low taxes, heating and cooling bills. Once we get remodeling done, it should be easier to keep clean also. Right now there is stuff everywhere. FlowerLady |
- Posted by terri_pacnw (My Page) on Sat, Sep 15, 07 at 17:34
I just found this place last week myself..First posting was today. Okay the one thing I can say that I love about my small house is I heat the whole thing with a small gas fireplace and "artfully" positioned fans. ;) And I don't like alot of stuff..so the smaller size suits me as well..makes the few things we do have seem like more. LOL |
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We have received an apology from the company that sent us the wine bottles with the wrong labels for the England vs. Rest of the World match. They sent the bottles with a 2012 label by mistake.
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A lot of us have one, that one special thing that your family does around Christmas time. We talked about the Elf on the Shelf the other day that seems to be one of the newer holiday traditions.
What's yours? We especially wanna here the really crazy ones too!
Take for instance what will happen in an upstate New York resort town of Saratoga Springs which has a peppermint twist:
They sell pig-shaped hard candies with little metal hammers to smash them at Christmas.
The peppermint pigs, which can weigh up to a pound, are considered good luck charms by some. Family members will take turns whacking the piggy tokens of holiday cheer into little candy shards.
Why pigs?
It could be related to the marzipan pigs northern European confectioners make at holiday time as good luck symbols. They say it's possible chefs at the old hotels in Saratoga Springs in the late 19th century couldn't easily make marzipan, so they improvised with peppermint hard candy.
In the old days, the pig was placed on the Christmas dinner table. Father would wrap it in a napkin and crack it with the steel rod used to sharpen knives so the family could share the sweet-tasting bits, Fitzgerald said. But by the mid-20th century, the area holiday tradition went the way of lit candles on Christmas trees.
How many pigs are sold and made a year? More than 1.8 billion
Any results of good luck when smashing the pig? A Georgia woman bought a pig on a lark in 1997 and shared it with her family on Christmas. A good luck streak followed that included a raise for her husband, one son bagging the biggest buck of his life and another son's team winning a basketball tournament.
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The twelve wines of Christmas 2011: part one
Much like the little elves busy helping Santa at the North Pole, we've spent the better part of the year hard at work tasting of hundreds of wines -- all so that we can serve up this listing of bottles worthy of only one thing: drinking your way through the most wonderful time of the year, also known as "The Holidays." This year's list of our twelve most crave-worthy wines are as different from each other as two snowflakes, but they're all alike in one respect: They're positively, magically delicious -- and worthy of pairing with partridges, French hens or anything else you might be serving up. So gather your friends, your family and last but not least, your true love and and count down the remaining twelve days of Christmas with any (hell, all) of these divinely delicious wines.
On the twelfth day of Christmas, my true love gave to me... Montesel Prosecco di Conegliano Valdobbiadene DOCG NV($22): You don't need us to tell you that there's nothing quite so festive as the sound of corks a-poppin', do you? We are all about kicking off our holiday wine consumption countdown with this stellar sparkler that reminds us a lot of true Champagne...until we checked the price tag, that is. And although there are certainly cheaper bottles of Prosecco, you'd be smart to cough up the $20-spot for this one; the DOCG on the label is Italy's way of telling you they've given it serious quality props. Snappy, light and extremely quaffable, plan to sip this one while you finish trimming the tree for an instant burst of holiday joy.
On the eleventh day of Christmas, my true love gave to me... Zaca Mesa Rousanne 2007 ($20): First, a roussanne primer: This lush, highly perfumed white grape grows mostly in southwestern France's Rhône region, and for just about ever served as a blending grape. When bottled on its own, suddenly there's nothing to distract from the wine's exotic ripeness and stunning floral aromas. If you're a fan of viognier, pinot gris or new world chenin blanc, you are almost certain to become obsessed with this wine. Drink in copious amounts on its own, or poured alongside a cozy fireside supper of lobster bisque. Heaven in a glass.
On the tenth day of Christmas, my true love gave to me... Secateurs Chenin Blanc 2010 ($13): Speaking of killer new world chenin blanc, can we pause for a moment to ask exactly what is it about wintertime that seems to scare perfectly sane wine drinkers away from drinking white varieties? Believing that it's not cool to drink white wines in cold weather only makes sense if you're also someone who persists in thinking that you can't pour pinot noir with fish. (You can, and you should.) Aromas of pear and dried apricot were just the beginning; we were dazzled by flavors of crisp Jonagold apple, orange biscotti and whipped cream. We understand if you're rethinking that "white wine is only for summertime" stance right about now.
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