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Welcome to the 2008 Gators Edition of the Stats That Don't Lie. After all, if the Dolphins are honoring Tim Tebow's championship team as he leads our Broncos into town, then who the hell are we not to do the same? In that light, for just this week we're going to name each category for a key figure from that title team.
Obviously, the context that overlies this Gators edition of STDL is that both teams have new quarterbacks - Tebow making his first start of the season, and Matt Moore making just his second for Miami, if his atrocious performance Monday night even counts. Let's get right to it...
For Jason Campbell last Sunday, it was just another play in a drive in a season in a year in which the Oakland Raiders were back, perhaps all the way back. The journey had been a tough one, but the Raiders had accumulated enough talent on both sides of the ball to survive the loss of TE Zach Miller. One of the first steps in the journey had been the signing of Campbell to a free-agent contract in 2010. At the time, Al Davis had declared that Campbell reminded him of Jim Plunkett. Davis foresaw great things from Campbell; he said that he knew Campbell wasn't going to let him down. It was thought that at the end of 2011, Campbell was going to sign a big-money extension with the Raiders if he had made good on his end of Davis' bargain.
Campbell had played well enough to lead the Raiders to a .500 record his first year and was gunning for nothing less than a playoff berth this year. So with 4:08 remaining in the 2nd quarter and the Raiders up 14-7 on the visiting Cleveland Browns, Campbell was going to do what he'd been doing all along when facing 3rd and long. He was going to make a play.
The Browns showed blitz and man-to-man coverage with two safeties over the top. Campbell instantly recognized the play was going to be trouble because all three of his primary receivers were either running a deep post or a deep out. In essence, his receivers were headed right into the teeth of the coverage.
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Good Morning, Broncos fans! In his latest mailbag, Woody responds to more Tebow-centric witch-hunt-y questions about Brandon Lloyd, and of course he says that Brandon "wasn't a troublemaker" and "didn't conduct his business in public." Woody points to Brandon's intellect and skill and writes that just like any wide receiver (except Brandon Marshall, of course) BLloyd wanted to stay friendly with all of the QBs to ensure they threw him the ball. He says that most of these Broncos talk to the media off the record, although he doesn't mention whether that's unusual as far as Denver teams go, or any NFL squads, for that matter. Woody says Lloyd used to be a good source for anonymous quotes, since he of course is so well-spoken.
In response to a question about how Denver fans treat their players, Woody points out that fans are the same everywhere, and he's right. Here in New York, Mets fans bombard the call-in sports talk shows with their misery, and even worse, ownership tends to "hear' them and react by overpaying guys like Jason Bay, Frankie Rodriguez, Ollie Perez and Luis Castillo, seemingly to pacify ticketholders who want something big done yesterday. And of course, as soon as these ill-advised moves fail and the players don't live up to their contracts, there are those same fans, booing. Carlos Beltran, one of the very best players in Mets history, is remembered by most fans for not swinging at one of the timeliest and most devastating curveballs you'll ever see, rather than the graceful excellence he exhibited every night. So, Kyle Orton has had a rough time with the Broncos, but it's not Denver-specific. The grass is just always greener, with other quarterbacks, cities and fanbases alike.
When the 2011 season started, I found myself being more and more drawn to the play of the offensive line. Why? First were the conflicting reports on the play of J.D. Walton and Zane Beadles in training camp; second, the fact that three of the five starters are in their first or second NFL seasons; finally, since 2008, the Denver offensive line hasn't been exactly the gold standard of the league. So, I wanted to get a much clearer picture of the group together. Every offensive play, run or pass, is dependent in degree on that group of men and given their youth, I'm hoping that some development might be visible over the season.
Over the years, at times I've talked to people who see the play of the OL in fairly simplistic terms, and in one sense, that's very understandable. You've got a bunch of very large men in the center of the field - they fight with each other, and just how that affects the play might be obvious - the hole that the running back dashes through, the time the quarterback has to make his progressions, choose and make his pass - but exactly how the OL does or doesn't achieve that may be both complex and obscure. The camera usually follows the ball, as do the eyes of most fans, and it's not easy to teach oneself to watch certain players instead. Consider a single partial paragraph from Steve Belichick's Football Scouting Methods, talking about the 3-4 nose guard and his interaction with the offensive line:
The Broncos took an apparent gamble on Monday when they replaced Brandon Lloyd on the active roster with S Rafael Bush instead of WR Eron Riley while Brian Dawkins recovers from a neck injury, and it may have cost them. The Jets have signed Riley off Denver's practice squad, and the Broncos have responded by bringing back WR D'Andre Goodwin to replace him; both Goodwin and Riley had made strong pushes to make the final roster with their play during the exhibition season. Hopefully we won't be looking back on this move as a younger sibling to the prior losses of Domenik Hixon and Josh Barrett.
Good Morning, Broncos fans! The trade deadline has passed, and Kyle Orton, D.J. Williams and Eddie Royal are still Broncos, while Brandon Lloyd is not. Well, that would make sense - only the most talented of the four was coveted by another team. Remember, this is a team that's gone 7-24 over its last 31 games, so the notion that the players we want to see shipped out (Orton, D.J.) would actually be desired elsewhere is perhaps a bit misguided. It would be a surprise to see any of those three players back next year, though.
Yes, D.J. is signed through 2013, but his contract is one that no team would likely want to inherit, and it would be surprising to learn that Denver was interested in paying the rest of it out. He's making $4.9M this year, $5M next year, and $6M in 2013. But it doesn't appear he's due any guarantees going forward, so color me shocked if D.J. isn't cut sometime between the end of this season and the beginning of the next. Perhaps Denver could get a seventh-rounder at some point if D.J. is willing to renegotiate his contract to go someplace specific, but that too seems like a stretch. Oh well. On to Miami...
Happy Tuesday, friends. Since there was no Broncos game this weekend to comment on, I decided to just share some stray football thoughts for a while. Since I actually had to closely watch the Miami game live last night, my normal Monday night writing time was short, so we'll see what comes out. Ready….. BEGIN!!
1. I suppose I should begin with the "fire sale" concept, and whether the Broncos are having one. I supported the trade of Brandon Lloyd, because clearly the team had decided that they weren't going to pay him long dollars in the offseason. Teams have to make organizational decisions, and frankly, we've seen a few work out pretty well lately. I don't miss Brandon Marshall, for example. Did anybody see him playing like he just didn't care Monday night? That guy is a losing football player, and I don't miss him.
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Good Morning, Broncos fans! Denver made another roster move last night, filling the spot vacated by the Brandon Lloyd trade with safety Rafael Bush (5'11, 197), whom they signed off of Atlanta's practice squad. The Falcons signed Bush as an undrafted free agent last year out of South Carolina State, and he dressed for their season finale after spending the year on the PS. Mike Klis says the signing of Bush is likely a response to the neck injury which kept Brian Dawkins out of practice yesterday and the poor play by Rahim Moore and Quinton Carter in the Broncos' last game versus San Diego.
Klis says the Lloyd trade was largely about money, as the team apparently offered Brandon a two-year deal but with no guaranteed money coming until after this season, and a salary below what Lloyd felt he deserved. Add to that the presence of young wideouts Eric Decker and Demaryius Thomas (who was back at practice yesterday) and mix in the fact that Denver just isn't chucking it downfield very much under John Fox's guidance, and you have the makings of a trade which both sides are happy with. And to reiterate, the Broncos would not have received a compensatory pick until the 2013 Draft had they kept Brandon around for the remained of the season.
I read the other day that OL coach Dave Magazu said the San Diego game featured Ryan Clady's best run-blocking of the season to date. Although I had Clady set up for a little later in my film study series, I wanted to see why Magazu, who's got a pretty top reputation as an OL coach, was that excited about what he'd seen. It didn't take long to get me excited, either. I'll share with you what I found, and take you through the second half of that game. On some plays, I've listed more than just Clady's performance - you'll understand why.
A technical note: I wanted to start making my life easier, so I'm using a version of the shorthand that Steve Belichick, Bill's father, recommended in his book Football Scouting Methods. I list the quarter and the time at the start of the drive and sometimes if a certain play is worth checking, and I also list the down, distance and the location of the ball. To do that, I use the notation '-X yards' if Denver's on their side of the 50 and +X yards if they're in their opponent's side of the field (plus territory). If I've listed the location of the ball on first down, and the team gained five yards I usually don't bother listing the ball location - I just assume that everyone can do the math. So far, it's confusing my voice recognition software, so keeping my keystrokes down helps my hands out. I hope that you can follow the notations when I kept them short.


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How's this for a sectional and island seating
This is the biggest sectional that I have ever seen. It's in the family room of a home for sale in SE Wisconsin.
They can put lots of ducks in a row at there island too:
And this is one of 13 bathrooms that you would have to keep clean:
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Here is a link that might be useful: Lots of room in this house
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You'd have to get it at a fire sale price to remediate the interior design. I hope Pal sees this......talk about DATED. they could probably split up that sectional and use it in every living space in the house. Between the massive spaces, the kitchy art and artifacts displayed, the painting of the solar system which, ironically, is tiny in comparison with the man made cavern of a room, and the word stenciled weirdly in the wall......it would be a challenge.
The house itself isn't bad, although spectacularly out of context for the setting in Wisconsin (lousy with Italianate balusters for one) and the setting is phenomenal. In the past it would have made a very expensive sanatorium for people who have had nervous breakdowns, but in 2014 it's probably better suited for a corporate retreat.
Just wow....can you hear the conversations?
" Mr. furnitue salesperson---I need seating for 24 in my family room, with 4 ottomans which must be covered in plexiglass, and I need seating for 12 at my kitchen counter, even thought it is 2' from the table."
"Mr. builder----I want arched niches hanging from the ceiling in the kitchen over the countertop and underneath I want see-thru cabinets....oh and that counter has to seat 12, even though it is 2' from the table."
Is that a grab bar above the tub? If so, it's a little high isn't it?
joanie: LOL!
Link to house below. The previous one didn't work for me.
However, who cares about the inside with this outside!
Here is a link that might be useful: direct link to house
I can only see the two pictures above, but it looks like the stylistic details were finalized after the floorplan because there is a strange, non-wallpapered non-corniced jog in the wall in the hallway. You could have gotten away with that in a contemporary interior with contemporary details. But this is contemporary covered with Neo-classic-eclectic details. Here it looks like they just ignored it and hoped it would go away.
I like the columns in isolation (they look more Egyptian revival to me than anything else) and I like the overwrought gold fixtures in the master bath. I like a bit of vulgar or tacky when it is done right, and with a certain amount of consistency. The rest of the bathroom is too standard looking to carry those sinks and faucets. Those things need a room with classic proportions and lots of marble, maybe even quartz or malachite.
But I would rather see these sorts of details in a non-contemporary house or a floor-through apartment in Manhattan.
Keep in mind it's Wisconsin, so one only gets to enjoy those lovely lake views for 6 months out of the year, pool for 4 months.
I'll bet they got a good deal, buying all those bar stools in bulk.
I dislike everything about that house architecturally and from a decorating standpoint, EXCEPT the front landscaping, the view of the lake, and the deck with the Adirondack chairs. I'd take those three things with a 1,000 sf cottage!


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Whilst in Atlanta I love cycle, swim and enjoy outdoor sporting activities. I'm definately a foodie so checking out new restaurants/bars/lounges/clubs opening up throughout the city and old favorties as well. Also checking out new/old neighborhoods and developments and seeing Atlanta grow as a whole and since I live directly in the city I have access to the best Atlanta has to offer.
I'm into watching my favorite performers at Chastain Park or The Tabernacle (Live Music Venues) and watching College & NFL Football & NBA Basketball from the comfort of my home or at the Georgia Dome or Phillips Arena. On weekends taking in the musuem, play or art gallery is on the agenda as well.
When I'm abroad In travel status I love to explore the local scene and blend in with the locals as much as possible and in most Latin American and Carribean Countries in the western hemisphere It's easily done.
With Delta Airlines and Airtran Airways being located in Atlanta I can reach many places in the world non-stop so I definately take advantage and dive into the world on a regular basis.
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*Orianna loosens her grip slightly so Tristana can breathe.*
Thank you. Actually, could you just put me down? That would be nice.
Aw but we were bonding. OK then.
*Orianna sets Tristana down and pats her on the head while smiling.*
It's ok, you were trying, and that's what counts.
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"A Yordle. They're brave, but this one has a gun. She'll no doubt run from my true form. ...she's running at me. What kind of jump was that?!"
Basically what I thought when I first met you. I was in my true form and you rushed me with a gun. You are a brave woman, Tristana. Just wanted to let you know that.
Can you use your Rocket Jump to give me a hug?
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"Neither Intel nor AMD can get into Android tablets to any significant degree. Both are pretty much locked of this area. There are many Windows 7 tablets using x86 processors, but Windows 7 wasn't designed for tablets. Windows 7 won't really give you the true tablet experience you get with, say, an iPad or the HTC Flyer."***Locked out??? Where have you been? Intel introduced 35 tablet designs at Computex, including Android. And the continuous waves of new fabrication will improve their penetration into the tablet market.In the meantime, Intel has the Windows 7 tablet market to itself.And one of the problems with that "true tablet experience" you promote is that there are so many things it is incapable of...PS. Then new Mac Air, with Intel Inside, is cannibalizing tablets at a rate of 6 million a year.
I said "to any significant degree."For tablets that come with Google Android, there are no samsung tablets, no htc tablets, no motorola xooms, no acer iconias running Intel Atom.No name brands? Certainly there must exist some. Certainly some with tiny mkt share.
Lenovo, Acer, Dell, Viewsonic, HP, Toshiba...You heard of any of those?Intel will do well at the enterprise level where security concerns will hurt the iPad appeal."New Intel tablets could slow iPad enterprise appeal"By supporting the Windows 7, tablets with Intel's Oak Trail chips could find a niche in companies using the Wintel platformhttp://www.infoworld.com/d/mobile-technology/new-intel-tablets-could-slow-ipad-enterprise-appeal-036I'm not an Apple or iPad basher. I like both. But it's silly to suggest that Intel isn't going to have tablet business "to any significant degree."
you looking at the rear window view not to mention that Google android experience sucks and I hear this from many starters that said to me "i wish i didn't buy into this tablet hype and waited".


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I suppose this is the appropriate forum section. Has anyone brewed their own brine? Salmon fishing, particularly dipnetting, is a big deal in Alaska. My dad's brine consists of brown sugar, wine, soy sauce, salt and spices, I got to thinking, "why not brew brine that has all the characteristics you want to imbue the meat with?"
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The great thing about this Ribbon Necklace is that it can also double as a bracelet! This beautiful bead jewelry design is a great way to jazz up any outfit. Dress it up or down and make one in all your favorite colors!
- Beads (I used an assortment of faux pearls and crystals)
- 1 fabric flower (you can make your own by rolling up a 1-inch wide strip of fabric, hot gluing the end, and adding a piece of felt to the bottom)
- Silk satin ribbon, 3/16" wide
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- Bead stopper (optional)
- The rosette is optional but if you're going to make one, cut out a round piece of felt to put on the back. But, I only put two lines of hot glue so the middle of the felt circle isn't sticky…this is where the wire will thread through.
- Cut a piece of beading wire by measuring your wrist (if you're making it for yourself) and adding about 3 inches.
- Then either tape down one end to your table top or use a bead stopper and start threading on your beads at about 1.5 inches from the end of the wire.
- After about an inch or so of beads, I threaded on the rosette. Note: put a small bead (these are 4mm compared to the others which are 6-8mm) on either side of the rosette; this will make the rosette sit better.
- Then keep threading on beads – I did mine semi-randomly – until you reach about 1.5 inches to the end.
- Now we'll finish the ends with a crimp bead and a jump ring.
- After you've added the crimp beads and jump rings to both ends, you should have this:
- For the bracelet, you thread the ribbon through both jump rings, pull til the jump rings meet and tie a bow.
- For the necklace, you have a few options. You can tie the bow at the back or on one side, both of which are cute in their own way. For the back tie, thread the ribbon through both jump rings to form a necklace. Don't cut the ribbon yet. Throw the ribbon part around your neck.
- Pull the ribbon until they are even on both ends, and long enough to reach behind your neck and tie a bow.
- For a side bow, pull one end longer, long enough to reach all the way to the other jump ring and tie a bow.
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GAO reviewed the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System's new rule on Truth in Lending. GAO found that (1) the rule amends Regulation Z in order to implement provisions of the Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009; requires that creditors provide consumers with 45 days advance notice of rate increases and other significant changes to the terms of their credit card account agreements; and prohibits a creditor from treating a payment as late or imposing additional finance charges unless the creditor mailed or delivered the periodic statement at least 21 days before the payment due date and the expiration of any period within which any credit extended may be repaid without incurring a finance charge, i.e., a grace period and (2) the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System complied with applicable requirements in promulgating the rule.
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Dogwood cutting I'm a noob at this
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I had some dogwood cuttings picked off from my new tree. They are about 1-1 1/12 week old. The leaves are yellowing now, only two at the top though. Is this a sign of roots starting? I keep it at a steady 70-77 degrees everyday, maybe a few degrees cooler in the morning. I've used a container to keep it humid. Am I expecting roots to soon? And are dogwood's easy to root? I'm not using root hormone because I want to do this on my first try with no stimulators.
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Dogwood trees seed themselves easily. I don't mulch around my dogwood tree, and have tons of baby plants that I kill every spring.


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The legendary rock group America returns with their first new major label studio album in over twenty years. The double album, 'Here & Now,' available January 16th on Sony BMG's Burgundy Records, will include one CD of new material and one CD of live material encompassing their hits.
Founding members Gerry Beckley and Dewey Bunnell teamed up with indie rock's most sought after producers Adam Schlesinger (Fountains of Wayne) and James Iha (Smashing Pumpkins) to record 12 new songs which were written by the band as well as by some of today's most influential new writers and artists.
"James and I are honored to be working with Gerry and Dewey. They write timeless songs and they are phenomenal singers and musicians, and we are having a blast in the studio. Plus we get to bug them for George Martin stories in between takes!" says co-producer Adam Schlesinger. George Martin, famed producer of The Beatles, produced the bulk of America's hits.
In addition to Schlesinger and Iha, special guests appearing on the album include Ryan Adams, who plays on 'Ride On,' Ben Kweller who joins Jim James and Patrick Hallahan of My Morning Jacket on a cover of their haunting acoustic tune "Golden," and Ira Elliot and Matthew Caws of Nada Surf join the group on their own rendition of Nada Surf's hit "Always Love." Elliot also appears with MARK ROZZO of Maplewood on a new song that Rozzo wrote for the band called "Indian Summer."
Fountains of Wayne drummer Brian Young lends his skills to a number of tracks including "Chasing the Rainbow" and "One Chance," both written by Beckley, as well as "Walk in the Woods" which Bunnell wrote. Other notable guest artists include Rusty Young of the 70's country rock band Poco and Stephen Bishop, best known for his Grammy-nominated song "Separate Lives."
On growing up listening to America, Jim James of My Morning Jacket reflects "I used to lay on the living room floor, when my family was out of town at the ocean and I couldn't go cuz I had some stuff to do for school…and just cry my eyes out to America, and think of all the fun my family was having at the ocean. [Songs like] 'Tin Man,' Ventura Highway,' 'Lonely People,' 'Sister Golden Hair,'….so many jams. They are premier architects of harmony. They built temples in my brain as a child and the ruins are still there."
America, best known for their #1 hits "A Horse With No Name" and "Sister Golden Hair," was one of the top selling bands of the 70's notching 11 U.S. Top 40 singles and 17 gold, platinum and multi-platinum albums. The group was honored in 1972 by winning that year's Grammy Award for Best New Artist.
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I've always had something of a fondness of the arts. No matter what field it falls in, be it painting, architecture, sculpture or one of the more modern artistic endeavours, I will forever admire the creativity of the men and women who put so much of themselves into the creation of pieces that end up living on for centuries to be appreciated by those of us who know good art when we see it.
Of course there are few better cities to visit if you are an art lover than Paris. While the city is home to the Louvre and a host of other amazing galleries and museums, during my last visit I decided to head somewhere that I had heard about but never had the privilege of touring in the past – Centre Pompidou.
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Boardwalk Rental Communities hosted its first Monopoly Tournament with one Resident winning six (6) months free rent.
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Boardwalk Rental Communities hosted its first Monopoly Tournament with one Resident winning six (6) months free rent.14:05 EDT Saturday, October 27, 2012CALGARY, Oct. 27, 2012 /CNW/ - Boardwalk Real Estate Investment Trust ("BEI.UN" - TSX)Boardwalk Rental Communities ("Boardwalk") hosted its first ever Monopoly Tournament for its Calgary, AB, Residents on September 15, 2012, with 80 participants playing in the first round. After two previous rounds, the tournament concluded on October 27, 2012, with three finalists competing against Sam Kolias, CEO and Chairman of the Board. The three finalists include: Christopher Corbeil, Kelly Stuparyk and John Howson who are each Residents in one of Boardwalk's Calgary Communities.The contestant coming in first place Christopher Corbeil, received six (6) months free rent, an approximate value of $6,600.00. The Second place contestant, John Howson, received one (1) month free rent, while the third place contestant, Kelly Stuparyk, received an iPad3.Sam Kolias, who was ineligible to win a prize, said, "Boardwalk is always looking for ways to further create and encourage a sense of community for both Boardwalk Residents and the Communities outside of its property lines. We are very happy with the success of this event and the opportunity it has provided for bringing Residents together as well as allowing Boardwalk, and our Associates, who volunteered to host the tournament, to strengthen our relationship with our Residents." He went on to say, "I had a lot of fun participating in the tournament and look forward to hosting similar events for our Residents across Canada in the future."About Boardwalk REITBoardwalk REIT is Canada's friendliest landlord and currently owns and operates more than 225 properties with 35,277 residential units (as at June 30, 2012) totaling approximately 30 million net rentable square feet. Boardwalk's principal objectives are to provide its Residents with the best quality communities and superior Customer Service, while providing Unitholders with sustainable monthly cash distributions, and increase the value of its Trust Units through selective acquisitions, dispositions, and effective management of its residential multi‐family properties. Boardwalk REIT is vertically integrated and is Canada's leading owner/operator of Multi‐Family Communities with 1,600 Associates bringing Customers home to properties located in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia.Boardwalk REIT's Trust units are listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange, trading under the symbol BEI.UN. The Trust's total Enterprise Value as of June 30, 2012 was approximately $5.5 billion. Additional information about Boardwalk REIT can be found on the Trust's website at www.BoardwalkREIT.com.SOURCE: Boardwalk Real Estate Investment TrustFor further information: Media Relations: David McIlveen Director; Community Development email@example.com (403) 531-9255 Investor Relations: James Ha Director; Mortgage and Finance email@example.com (403) 531-9255


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Parents Television Council Slams Howard Stern, Urges Advertisers to Drop 'America's Got Talent'
The organization is encouraging 91 sponsors to boycott the NBC reality competition for hiring the shock jock.
Here we go again: As the clock ticks ever closer to Howard Stern's much-hyped debut on America's Got Talent, the Parents Television Council is launching another attack on the polarizing radio host and reality show judge.
Almost immediately after the shock jock officially joined the judges' panel in December, the PTC slammed NBC, blasting the decision as "an act of desperation for a failing network." Stern responded to the group's complaints in an interview with CNN's Piers Morgan, who previously was a Talent judge.
"Networks shudder for people like this," he said at the time. "I guess they get their printer out and they make a letterhead and they start to complain that I'm some sort of weird pervert who is going to convert Americans into some kind of zombie sex fiends."
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Now comes news of a PTC letter to 91 of the show's advertisers, urging a boycott of the NBC reality competition over Stern. His controversial, unfiltered language and commentary remains the No. 1 source of concerns, with the organization quoting a NSFW remark he made about Season 3 American Idol winner Fantasia Barrino. Stern, the PTC argues, is only qualified at "looking at insecure, naked young women and telling them whether or not they were hot enough to pose for Playboy."
Reps for Stern and NBC did not immediately respond to THR's requests for comment.
Stern's co-judges, Howie Mandel and Sharon Osbourne, defended him last month at NBC's Summer Press Day, saying viewers would see a different side of the broadcaster. The seventh season of America's Got Talent begins at 8 p.m. May 14, with promos putting Stern front and center.
"Yes, he's edgy and honest, but he's a very bright, smart man," said Mandel. "Nobody gets to that height without knowing what they're doing. He's also compassionate, emotional, serious and has good constructive criticism. He's a good judge."
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We got Magnatiles when DD was 2. Since then, we've added more sets. She's 8 now, and its the only toy that she and her friends have played with consistently throughout the years. They get lots of use, and are the one thing that when kids come over, always get pulled from the shelves.
To put it in context, we also have a ton of Playmobil, lincoln logs, blocks, backyard trampoline, Calico Critters, Barbies, swingset, stilts, pogo stick, wooden blocks, matchbox cars, etc.
The Playmobil are also a hit, but not as much as the magnatiles. The Calico Critters are fun to get and play with a bit, but then they tend to get lost and forgotten.
Magnatiles are a great toy. Would he be frustrated that the magnets are weak and structures fall apart easily? They are easy to rebuild too, but some kids who come over to play can't seem to handle that aspect of them. I've explained it to my kids and it doesn't seem to be an issue for them now. We have the big mangatile set, and I'm not sure how fun it would be to have just the smaller one. The more tiles, the more the possibilities.
There are a lot of playmobil animals. My DD loves the animals too and plays with them a lot more than the people. Also, there is Littlest Pet Shop. I know it is marketed to girls, but they are animals. The tiny baby ones are cute.
Calico critters are cute and nice. They are pricey. A little fuzzy to the touch. The clothes sort of suck.
Does he have any lego? He's at a good age for lego building. He could build houses for all his random little animal friends.
What about a doctor's kit? My son enjoys playing doctor, too, and he will give everyone check-ups. Things with small pieces (Playmobil, Calico Critters, etc) drive me bonkers, as the accessories just get lost easily or create clutter.
My 4 year old loves his Legos, too. We got a big bin of them (like this) and he enjoys making buildings, cars, robots, etc. The bin is super helpful for clean-up, as all the small pieces are properly stored and easily found the next time. My son rarely ever plays independently, but will play alone with Legos.
I know you want to stay away from plastic, that has always been my goal too, but it sure gets harder as the kids get older. One toy that has really stood the test of time is our Hotwheels Garage. It gets played with EVERY day, which makes it worth having a big plastic thing in my living room!
My son got this set for Christmas, and it has been a hit. No super small pieces, so it's safe around our 17 month old. Lots of room for creativity, as the pieces fit together all sorts of ways. Our set is the car-building one, since he's a car fanatic, but they also have basic sets with more colorful pieces and no wheels. There are directions included for making certain types of cool vehicles, which he likes to try sometimes. Mostly, he likes to create his own.
Have fun shopping!
My inlaws got some magnet toys, not magnetiles, but Magformers, and my kids LOVE them! It is actually the one main toy that they are still playing with since Christmas!
My child HATES the building sets others have suggested and prefers plain blocks to all of them-won't even touch a lego. As a just turned 5 years old he LOVES LOVES his calico critters and the knock-off Target ones,http://www.woodzeez.com they get played together and we have none of the extras- we have real log/tree blocks and found items and he can spend tons of time with them.
There are these items - http://www.amazon.com/Learning-Resources-Pretend-Animal-Hospital/dp/B000NHNZQ6/ref=pd_sim_t_7
http://www.amazon.com/REALISTIC-STETHOSCOPE-Educational-LIGHTWEIGHT-SINGLE-HEAD/dp/B002PJEXEI we also love playing with our child size stethoscope in our home-I feel it's a must have toy
My kids love magnatiles. For one child, I think a 48 piece set would work. THe more you have, the bigger the structures become. My kids also love playmobil, but not really at 4. too many small pieces. Honestly, I feel the same about the calico critters. We have some of those, but little sister didn't really like playing with them until she was closer to 5. Don't get me wrong-- they're cute. Just small, with lots of small accessories, and difficult to dress.
Another idea, since you said he loves cats, is http://www.amazon.com/Manhattan-Toy-107790-Nursing-Nina/dp/B0001LATN6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1358603469&sr=8-1&keywords=mama+cat+kittens I got this for a relative and it was loved.
How about Haba marble run? It's all wood, except for the marbles. My boys love watching marbles run around a track. They are kind of pricey, though.
What about building straws? http://www.amazon.com/Roylco-Inc-R-60880-STRAWS-CONNECTORS/dp/B003LMRLHE/ref=pd_sim_t_2
I never actually got these for my kids but it was on my wish list forever.
He might appreciate some duct tape if he likes taping the blocks together. It comes in handy with cardboard box building.
We had some Calico Critters before and I think they are okay but not great. They are really dolls with tiny clothes etc for playing in little houses and such.
My kids loved loved loved Schleich animals. They got played with day in and day out month after month year after year by everyone. There are adults and babies of the animals so they are nice for family groups. They live in block houses and travel in sand boxes and mud puddles etc. and ours have been used as big chess pieces too. I do not know how the girls kept track for that!


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1995 Grateful Dead printer's proof concert poster
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Signed and numbered 500/500 printer's proof poster and handbills with art by Alton Kelley announcing shows by the Grateful Dead in Las Vegas, Portland, Seattle and Mountain View during 1995. These were a combined project of GDM/Artrock and the artist and measures approx 22.5 x 35 inches in near mint condition. (please see my other auctions for skeletons in other posters)
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