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It has been three months, and Tim Tebow still hasn't taken a single (real) snap under center for the Denver Broncos , yet he's leading the league in jersey sales.
A list of the best-selling player jerseys on NFLShop.com, from April 1 through June 30, has the former Heisman Trophy winner and 25th overall pick in this year's draft at the top, ahead of Donovan McNabb, who changed teams from the Eagles to the Redskins, and Super Bowl MVP Drew Brees.
Three other quarterbacks — Peyton Manning, Tony Romo and Brett Favre — round out the top six in offseason sales.
Four other rookies are in the top 20, including Ndamukong Suh (No. 8), Sam Bradford (No. 9), Dez Bryant (No. 15) and Eric Berry (No. 18).
New England quarterback Tom Brady is at No. 14 at the list, his lowest place since at least the 2006 season.
Michael Vick's Eagles jersey, once a hot buy, has fallen out of the top 25, but the team's fans have seemed to adopt McNabb's more realistic replacement, Kevin Kolb, who comes in on the list at No. 24.
NFLShop.com currently sells Tebow jerseys in white, orange and blue, in all sizes, including youth. The league also is offering a wide array of Tebow women's jerseys including "Zebra Field Flirt" and "Pink Sweetheart" varieties.Page 1 of 2 | Next Page


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Sausage Lasagna Rollups
|Italian link sausage
|1 Pound, cut into 1/2 inch pieces (Hot)
|Chopped onion
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
|Canned tomato juice
|24 Ounce (1 Can)
|Tomato paste
|6 Ounce (1 Can)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Bay leaf
|Cream-style cottage cheese
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|1 , slightly beaten
|Grated parmesan cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), divided
|Shredded mozzarella cheese
|8 Ounce, divided (2 Cups)
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|White pepper
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
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1. Preheat the oven to 350° .
2. Take a large and heavy skillet and cook sausage in it till it turns brown. When done remove the sasuage by leaving about 1/4 cup of drippings for future use. If the drippings are less than 1/4 then make it one by adding enough oil.
3. Fry garlic and onion in drippings till they turn soft and crispy.
4. Slowly add other ingredients such as tomato paste, tomato juice, sausage, sugar, water, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and bay leaf. Cook the sausage till it turns soft.
5. Take out the bay leaf and let other ingredients remain as it is.
6. In a bowl add cottage cheese, egg, 1/4 cup Parmesan cheese, 1 cup mozzarella cheese, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and pepper and blend them properly. Chill this mixture properly.
7. Boil the lasagna noodles by following the package instructions. Drain and set them aside and allow to cool.
8. Layer this 1 cup meat sauce over a 13- x 9- x 2-inch baking dish which is lightly greased.
9. Roll up each lasagna noodle by spreading cheese mix over it. The noodles should be rolled in jellyroll fashion from narrow end.
10. Set the lasagna rolls on the downside of a baking dish.
11. Layer the remaining meat sauce over rolls and sprinkle the remaining mozzarella cheese and Parmesan over it.
12. You can serve it bread and team it with an Italian wine.

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Sunderland goalkeeper Jordan Pickford has extended his loan with Carlisle United to the end of the season.
Sunderland have agreed to let the 20-year-old remain with the Cumbrians until the end of the season, to give him the opportunity to continue his development with regular first-team football.
Carlisle boss and ex-Sunderland midfielder Graham Kavanagh said: "Again, his parent club have been absolutely fantastic and I think they know he is getting valuable pitch time and experience with us.
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The problem with the foundry this way is that people have many different characters, eac h of a different race, gender, background and personality.
To try and shoehorn in a backstory beyond perhaps to have it an optional dialgoue choice for a specific NPC for the Player is just going to step on too many toes.
However, that doesn't mean that we can't do look into the history and backstory of our NPCs (possibilty inserting out own PCs as an NPC in the foundry mission though that would get weird if that same PC interacted with himself.)
Memory Lane, a mission of mine that I've recently published is in fact all about this. Things happen and the NPC and the PC and their BOffs have to re-live/live the experiences of the NPC during certain major pivotal point in their life.


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Great for speed, but I dock a star for the low capacity (admittedly my fault for not thinking it through enough). You can make do with this drive for just your OS and programs, but don't expect to install many games to it.
The best SSD out there. What makes Samsung SSDs unique is the Samsung Magician Software, I find it really useful.
Simply marvelous, I just love when my Windows starts in less than 10 seconds :D
Use this just for my operating system. Super boot times.
Super fast. Super quite and never gets hot. Price continues to drop. 128g is all that I required, and I only use half. Samsung name continues to impress.
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Beams are still BS(you know exactly what I mean)
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If by maneuver you mean put engine speed at 1/4 and then turn? Then yes, they need to maneuver. And that's SUCH a hardship.
That's sadly a function of the game engine and damage scaling. If escorts really had to do damage in passes then DHCs would have to do several times their current DPS to make up for the loss of uptime. That would move the baseline of what a ship would need to able to survive way higher than it is right now... both for PCs and NPCs... which then would push beam and torp/mine damage up as well but all that would do is bum up the extremes. Its a balancing nightmare to even think about it. Having to balance extreme spike vs sustained would become unfeasable, so instead they fudge it. DHC spike isn't as high and DHCs provide more of a constant DPS without having to rely on passes.
Also, all that extra moving around escorts does require effort. In my engi cruiser movement isn't really a concern beyond not stopping and keeping it turning.
Besides, when moving at 1/4 impulse escorts aren't getting much of their vaunted mobility defense are they?
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The question being, how to persuade Cryptic that the design isn't good?
Easy, you don't because you can't. You'd be trying to convince them that a system isn't working as intended, which it is. Instead you need to show Cryptic that defenses have increased across the board on PCs and NPCs and even with the best weapons the current metagame calls for a little more damage than cruisers can do right now. You aren't asking for a huge change, just a small boost. It could as simple as simply giving all cruisers a little extra power to weapons if you wanted to keep to the beam drain argument.
I think this has teh greatest chance of success since Cryptic has already seen it as a possible solution. Why else do you think the very first Rep grinds offer a beam array that costs no weapon power and a 360 weapon that procs EXTRA weapon power?
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I've been giving some thought to retiring.
The past 12 months have been rough and took some steam out of me.
"Try sitting in a classroom full of fifth-graders every day,'' said my wife, and of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world she's got to walk into mine 40-some years ago.
But I'm not the same guy you married, I told her, and she said, "Relax, grandpa.''
I told my neurologist I'm not the same guy I remember, and he seemed pleased I remembered.
I took the job at the Register on the condition it would be fun, forgetting that I would be covering sports.
I began looking for any excuse to retire, even getting into a squabble with the humorless executive who handles expense accounts here who wanted an explanation for every mile driven like I want to admit I drove 68 miles to hear the gibberish Mike D'Antoni has to offer.
I was pretty much a goner until someone named Phil Westfal emailed.
"I'm a minute away from cancelling my subscription due to your article,'' wrote Westfal, and just when I thought I was out, as Michael Corleone put it in "The Godfather: Part III," I was pulled back in.
If one article on page 2 of the sports section can make such an impact on someone's life … how can I stop writing?
So I wrote another column and near the end asked if anyone was interested in matching a $10 donation to Children's Hospital of Orange County for every Angels' win.
What happened next is a miracle.
More than 30 people made it to the end of the column before they stopped reading.
They went a step further, agreeing to become donating members of the CHOC Angels, almost overnight every Angels win now worth $335 toward helping kids get the most out of life.
Source Refrigeration doubled its donation. Dan Even & Family did the same, designating an additional $10 for every Angels win to go to the Ronald McDonald House of Orange County.
"Count me in,'' added John Carnesecca. "My son's life was saved at a Children's Hospital. He now stands 6-4, is a solid working man and has 24 good years to be thankful, because of a Children's Hospital.''
I'm checking to see if he's single, doesn't have anything against an older woman who is an accountant and who is my daughter.
In the meantime, I called friend Jay Rood, the betting boss for a dozen MGM Mirage properties in Las Vegas, and he said he has the Angels winning 86 games.
That would result in a CHOC Angels' donation of almost $29,000 unless someone else still wants to join the feel-good party.
I'm naming the CHOC Angels along with this story because these people will now have me working to encourage the Angels to win more. Blame them if you were rooting for early retirement. By the way, how many miles is it to Angel Stadium?


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3 Bedrooms (queen beds), 3 bathrooms, futon
Things you want to know: 3 bedrooms, garage parking, and room for another car out front. roof top deck with sink and stunning city + lake views. 51' TV, gas 5 burner stove. Clutter free interior. Furnishings are modern and clean, and the sheets are new, fresh, and comfortable. Enjoy the open kitchen / living layout.
We have 5 3br moderns in the area, read to the bottom of this description for property #s. Book all for large groups.
This ultra-efficient home achieves 5-Star Built-Green rating - triple pane windows, HRV unit for interior air quality, low VOC paint/sealants, pervious pavement & concrete floors with radiant heat throughout. Elegant exposed beams & open stairs with custom metal rails. Dream kitchen w/ island, stainless appliances and gas range. City views to die for from the huge rooftop deck.
Central Wallingford location. Walk everywhere. Gas Works, Troll, Fremont, 45th street shops and restaurants
Walkscore 85+ - very walkable.
Centrally located in Wallingford, this free-standing home (no shared walls) is 7 blocks to lively 45th street in Wallingford with a range of restaurants, coffee shops, bars, and eclectic shopping. First of many coffee shops is 3 blocks away. Famous Gas Works Park, Lake Union (seaplanes and paddle boats), Burke Gilman Trai (run, bike, blade)l, Fremont (The Troll and Center of the Universe) are all an easy walk.
Green lake is 10 blocks (jog the 3 mile loop or paddle in the lake). 2 miles to Husky Stadium. The following neighborhoods are closer than 10 minutes - Ballard, Fremont, Greenlake, Belltown, Pike's Place Market, Pioneer Square, Queen Anne, Capitol Hill and Montlake. 2 minutes to 99. 5 minutes to I5. Easy access to buses and public transportation.
Approximate Driving times (without traffic):
4 minutes Green Lake
5 minutes Zoo
7 minutes University of Washington
7 minutes Amazon South Lake Union 11 minutes Quest Field Go Hawks!
12 minutes Space Needle
13 minutes downtown Amtrak
25 minutes Seatac Airport
28 minutes Redmond Microsoft Campus 28 minutes Bellevue
16 minutes Seattle Children's Main campus 12 minutes Fred Hutchinson
We have a preference for longer stays: 6 nights+ May - September. 4 nights otherwise. Will consider shorter stays if they fit neatly between other bookings already on the calendar.
We own several 3br modern homes in the area that are very similar. We sometimes keep the calendar open so long as we have availability at one of those homes (all listed here).
Higher rates may apply for memorial day, 4th of july, labor day, and UW graduation, thanksgiving, christmas, NYE.
We do not host events or gatherings.
Keywords: modern, lake union, needle, fremont, wallingford, belltown, ballard, queen anne, house, fireplace, parking,
All homes modern 3br / 2.5 baths with offstreet parking, modern furnishings and at least 1 55" TV
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Recent Review
Clean, Modern, Convenient ..... well appointed
About the Owner
Modern enthusiast and all around adventurer. originally from Baltimore, but took the advice to move out west and haven't looked back. I split my time between SF and Seattle.
24 Reviews
4.8 based on 24 traveler reviews
Clean, Modern, Convenient ..... well appointed
You got to experience this view.
Nice Home with a few shortcomings
There were a number of things that could have been a little better in our collective opinions. There were no dish towels anywhere when we moved in (Seth did bring us some the next day). The recycle can was full to the brim when we got there, and trash pick-up wasn't until 5 days later. So our week's worth of bottles and cans would only fit after I stood on top of the trash can and jumped up and down a bunch of times to make a little room. Not ideal. The mirrors in all 3 bedrooms were not hung on the walls, but standing on the floors leaning against the walls. The toilet paper holder in the upstairs bathroom was broken. The curtain tie-back by the refrigerator was falling off. The freezer leaked a foot long puddle of water on the floor every day (Seth said he knew about it, but hadn't told us until we mentioned it). The light fixture in the upstairs stairwell was broken and not working. And the downstairs shades were loose on the wall, as well as see-through, so the people in the house behind could look right in. You had to change clothes in the dark or be an exhibitionist. Seth did stop by one day when we were out, with a handyman he said, but later left a message that the shades were even worse and not to touch them or they might fall off the wall.
Ok, these are all small things that didn't ruin our visit. We had a great time, and the roof deck was a lot of fun to hang out on and enjoy the views. But at the cost of this home for a week, we felt that we shouldn't have to deal with numerous broken and inadequate little defects. Seth was very nice, and worked to fix some things for us, but others remained unfixed. I would give the house 5 stars for location and the roof deck, but maybe 3 stars for the drive situation, trash can problem, and things that should have been fixed.
Would stay again if I had a high clearance car and the house had a few improvements.
Apologies for the nuisance and not having everything top notch for your arrival.
Perfect Getaway Home
Great Home - Nice Neighborhood
Modern Excellence
From the Owner
"We purchased this second home in Wallingford to compliment our first modern property in the neighborhood. if you're traveling with a large group, you can all stay near each other!"
Activity and Interests
Central Wallingford location. Walk everywhere. Gas Works, Troll, Fremont, 45th street shops and restaurants. Easy access to 99, i5, and 520.
Rental rates
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peak summer
May 22 2015 - Aug 24 2015
4 night minimum stay
labor day / pax
Aug 25 2015 - Sep 8 2015
6 night minimum stay
late summer
Sep 9 2015 - Sep 30 2015
4 night minimum stay
7 nights
Oct 2 2016 - Oct 10 2016
7 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
1 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $20 per night, per additional guest
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
Additional information about rental rates
- Refundable damage deposit $200.00
- $1500 damage policy $49.00
- cleaning $95.00
preference for longer stays, of close to a week. Reservation not confirmed until deposit payment information is received. Reservations not paid in full by due date may be cancelled.
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From the Owner
"Sleek modern design and plenty of comfortable space for you and your travel partners."
Property Type
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- Alarm Clock
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- Garage
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- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided
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- Refrigerator
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- Dining Room
- Television
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Low Allergen Environment
- non smoking only
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Location Type
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Leisure Activities
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Local Services & Businesses
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- Bathroom 3 - toilet, shower
- high end finishes.
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- Bedroom 2 - 1 queen, 3rd floor / smaller
- Bedroom 3 - 1 queen, Ground level
- We also have an airbed and a sleeper sofa.
- Balcony
- Lawn / Garden
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According to www.boxingnews.pl, on October 10th Tomasz Adamek ( 38-1) and the best Polish heavyweight Andrew Golota (41-7-1) will be fighting against eachother. Yesterday, there was a telephone conversation between the managers of both fighters, Ziggy Rozalski and the President of Polsat ( TV Station ) Zygmunt Solorz. Both gentleman agreed on financial terms for this great show and the fight will 100% be taking place.
"Today, Mr. Bigg Boss. Solorz gave us a deal in which we are very happy. Tom and Andrew are very grateful to him for what he proposed. The money is more then good and the fight will be on for sure! I thank once again Mr. Solorz as well as Mr. Kmicie. The fight will surely take place in October this year." Said in an interview with Boxingnews.pl the manager of the fighters Ziggy Rozalski..
Cunnigham concussioned?
According to information that reached the portal www.BoxingNews.pl, the ex champion in the IBF cruiser weight division Steve Cunningham (22-2) will not be able to meet in the ring with current cruiser IBF champion Tomasz Adamek (38-1).
Cunningham's hand suffered during the last fight with Wayne Braithwaite according to BoxingNews.pl. The injury will prevent him from prepairing to the fight within the time limit! This explains why the fight lasted 12 full rounds vs Braithwaite. As we know Cunningham announced before the fight that he will quickly knock out his opponent. However it didn't happened.
Apparently Steve Cunningham asked Adamek's camp to move the fight for another date. As we recall Cunningham accustomed all fans to over-emergence in the media , and seek to organize the rematch as fast as possible.
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I wore the dress for my ceremony and dinner reception and took the dress off for the reception dancing.
This form fitting silhouette embodies refinement and sophistication, the rich texture of embellished corded lace in the bodice giving way to a skirt of voluminous tulle. Finishing touches include a sweetheart neckline, Swarovski crystals and corset back closure. Label size 6, my street size is 2 – 4.
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Arla Skyr "the messenger" by Wieden & Kennedy London
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Martin Glenn, the chief executive of Birds Eye and the former president of PepsiCo, is overseeing the review, which will kick off next month.
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Superman Ice Cream
Does anyone know where a girl can get some Superman ice cream in L.A. or Southern California? I fear it is just a Midwest thing, but I thought I'd put it out there and try :)
For what it's worth, Tutu's in Simi Valley just added Blue Moon ice cream to their menu.
Maybe you can go there and create your own Superman Ice Cream. Blue Moon + Cherry/Rasberry + Vanilla?


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Former Union social justice minister and senior Congress minister Mukul Wasnik is locked in a keen fight with Shiv Sena candidate Krupal Tumane in the Ramtek Lok Sabha constituency adjoining Nagpur in Vidarbha. Wasnik may be on a weak pitch considering his perceived image of being inaccessible and cut off from voters as against his rival.
The Ramtek constituency has been represented by Congress stalwarts like Krishnarao Deshmukh, Madhavrao Patil and former prime minister PV Narsimha Rao (1984 and 1989). However, in 1999, the Shiv Sena's Subodh Mohite, who later became a Union minister, breached the Congress stronghold and followed it up with another victory in 2004. However, Mohite quit the Sena in 2007 to join the Congress and in the by-election that followed, he was trounced by Sena's Prakash Jadhav. The constituency was reserved for the scheduled castes from 2009.
Ramtek's voters complain that despite Wasnik's national presence, the crucial portfolio which he handled for a while in the cabinet and his perceived closeness to the first family of the Congress, he has been unable to ensure the constituency's development. Shiv Sena supporters claim that in contrast, Tumane, who lost the 2009 elections by a slender margin of just over 16,700 votes, has stayed in touch with constituents, visiting villages to solve problems and even during occasions like marriages.
The contest also has a subtle undercurrent of a battle between a Buddhist Dalit (Wasnik) and Hindu Dalit (Tumane). The Buddhist Dalits, the former Mahars who converted to Buddhism with Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar, have a substantial presence in the constituency. Though Wasnik, the son of veteran Congressman Balkrishna Wasnik, has managed to get support from Dalit leaders Sulekha Kumbhare, who has a base in nearby Kamthi, and Jogendra Kawade, the presence of the BSP's Kiran Rodage – Patankar, who is a Qawali singer known for her "Bheem Geets" (songs praising Dr Ambedkar), Samajwadi Party's Maya Chaware, AAP's Pratap Goswami and Naresh Patil of the Bahujan Mukti Party, may complicate matters.
"The biggest problem here is unemployment. So, industries are needed. There are few companies here and since, the number of job seekers is large, they get a raw deal," noted Waman Meshram, a resident of the pilgrimage centre of Ramtek, which boasts of a history dating back to the Vakataka dynasty and is famed as the place where Lord Rama stayed in exile and Kalidasa wrote his famous "Meghadoot."
Buddhist philosopher Nagarjuna stayed at "Ramgiri" as it was called then and the founder of the Mahanubhav sect – Chakradhar is said to have preached here.
"Ramtek has been neglected by Wasnik in the past five years," charged local Sena functionary Sanjay Zhade, adding that in contrast, there was not a single village in the constituency not visited by Tumane.
"We are also campaigning on rising corruption, inflation, agrarian distress and lack of public contact by the incumbent MP," said the Sena's Suraj Kondawa, adding that the support for the BJP's prime ministerial nominee Narendra Modi, would serve as a force multiplier.
Sitting in the Congress office just a stone's throw away, Congress taluka chief Arun Bansod laughs this off. "The opposition has been able to win just thrice from here. History is on our side... The Sena can only make allegations," he said, adding that Wasnik had worked well for his constituency.
"Those who say Mukul Wasnik has not come to the constituency are blind," he charged, waving a booklet on Wasnik's works, including the expansion of the NTPC's thermal power plant at Mouda, broadguaging of railway lines, the MIHAN and Gosikhurd projects and four-laning of highways and construction of bridges.
Bansode said the MP visited villages regularly and held Janata darbars. His colleague in the Congress, Mahesh Madavi credited Wasnik for working for the tribals who form around 80,000 of the electorate.
"Mukulji is a young but experienced candidate. The lack of co-ordination between Tumane and the BJP will help us. We have been bolstered by the support of Kumbhare and Kawade," said minister of state Rajendra Mulak, who hails from Umred in the constituency.
However, Lata Potbhare, a stall owner outside the Ramtek temple located on a hillock which gives a picturesque view of the Khindshi lake and vicinity, notes that while politicians reach out to voters during elections, promises are made only to be broken. "Today, a number of educated youth are compelled to sell trinkets and snacks in these stalls and earn just around Rs 200 a day. We need a better life," she demanded.
The constituency consists of the six assembly segments of Katol, Saoner, Umred, Kamthi, Hingana and Ramtek. Of these three (Umred. Saoner, Katol) are held by the Congress- NCP and Hingana, Kamthi and Ramtek by the Shiv Sena and BJP.


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The game begins when one player throws the cube to another player. That player then takes out a card from one of the 6 side pockets of the cube. The cards have both a truth and a dare written on them, which the player must respond to. A truth example is: "If you got a tattoo, where would it be and what would your parents say?" And a dare example is: "Put a blindfold on the person to your right and have them put red lipstick on you." You get one point for telling the truth and two points for taking up the dare, and you keep track of your points by wearing one rubbery bracelet for each answer that players pull out from the center of the cube. It's silly, it's super fun, and it's just a good time for tweens, teens and even younger girls. (Look for it at Kubit2Me.com)
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|7. Half A Mile Away
|8. Until The Night
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Re: 52nd Street
Jun 29, 2014 - posted by jseph1234
I was awake at 1:30a.m. today and began thinking about "Honesty" and singing it and those lyrics are as poignant and perfect as in 1978 when I first heard them.
Maestro music please!!
Thank you Billy and God bless you!
Re: 52nd Street
Dec 30, 2009 - posted by BJisgreat
In the ecstatic wake of The Stranger, Billy Joel released 52nd Street in 1978; I believe the album is one of his best collections. Unusual enough for him, the guitar-heavy rockish "Big Shot" opens the album with a bang. "Honesty" follows as the highlight track; a powerful but meloncholy ballad in which Joel displays some of his cleverest songwriting ("I don't want some pretty face to tell me pretty lies"). The entire album seems edgier than his previous efforts, as evident in the mood-swinging "My Life". Joel holds a trumpet on the album's front cover, and in the mesmerizing "Zanzibar" the instrument is played 1950's style. As these songs all display a musically maturing Joel, his piano work is sometimes forgettable. On the latin - sounding "Rosalinda's Eyes" the focus is kept on his consistent singing and smooth lyrics; a tale reminiscent of Springsteen's The Wild, The Innocent and The E Street Shuffle. The title track is a two-and-a-half-minute and quite modest ending to the album. I have given 52nd Street 4.5/5 stars because of the superb first half; this was a solid album, though not as ambicious as Turnstiles or The Stranger. This said, an essential collection and a must for any Joel fan will be found somewhere in 52nd Street.
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Re: 52nd Street
Aug 10, 2009 - posted by trayster2
I received this album for my 12th birthday and played it to death. Billy has provided the soundtrack of my life. I remember every song since... what grade I was in school, jobs, and what was going on in my life.
Thanks, Billy!
Re: 52nd Street
Jul 31, 2009 - posted by 52nd street dan
I have been a Billy fan for many many years. Will see him in concert for the 1st time tomorrow in Philly. Tracks 4,5,6,7,8 on this album I believe are some of the most underrated songs from Billy or any other artist. He has been playing Zanzibar on the recent tour, and if Until The Night happens to come up, it will certainly be special for me.
I use these tracks continuously in a cycling class I teach and people always come up after and ask "Was that Billy Joel? That was a great song...I never heard it before"
This album is proudly in my vinyl collection
Re: 52nd Street
Feb 16, 2009 - posted by Kevrock
I know the stranger is Billy's best album by fact but in my opinion 52nd strret his his best work ever. I love the Jazzy back ally classic Rock and roll. A great start to the album with Big shot, Honesty and my life and then he keeps rockin with Zanzibar, Stilleto and Rosalinda!
The 12 year old Billy Joel fan
"Working to hard can give you a heart attack ak ak ak ak ak"
Re: 52nd Street
Jan 13, 2009 - posted by lakenormanbrian
WOW.......this was my introduction to the way music supposed to be........LOVED it when i first bought the LP; love it now on my MP3 player.....I just wish Until the Night would have and would get more exposure.....makes me PAY ATTENTION to the song everytime i hear it....
Re: 52nd Street
Sep 20, 2008 - posted by shb1964
I received this LP for Christmas in 1980, I guess it was. I was just turning 16 and it was my very first album of "real" music of my generation. Before that, I had been given and only listened to albums of my parents' favorite singers/performers (Andy Williams, The Carpenters, Dean Martin...not that there's anything wrong with that), but this one was MINE! Admittedly, I didn't know who Billy Joel was at the time and neither did my parents, but what a fortuitous event it turned out to be. It truly was a transition for me from child to, well, whatever comes next. I studied this album day and night. Zanzibar and Honesty are my favorites from this one. And I've been a top-of-the-line fan ever since, seeing his concerts every time he's been in Orlando. What a musical and lyrical genius this guy is. He never fails to amaze me and it all started for me wit this album. I can honestly say in his whole body of work, there is only one song I never cared for (but now that I'm older I can even appreciate that one more). How lucky we are that his boxing career went south! Truly, thank you for the music. You've provided my life with a soundtrack.
Re: 52nd Street
Aug 03, 2008 - posted by Vienna
This song rules. It's all about getting away. I bought the vinyl record of 52nd Street, Glass Houses, The Stranger, and Songs In The Attic for $2 apiece at a yard sale. Vinyl just sounds better than CD.
Re: 52nd Street
Jul 24, 2008 - posted by teresaslater
I love Stiletto and heard Billy sing at a concert I attended in Phiadelphia, PA a few years ago. He said it was the fist time in over a decade that he sang it. I went there hoping he'd sing it and he did. I think he should consider signing Stiletto more often.
Re: 52nd Street
Jul 23, 2008 - posted by emma
My Grandma who has demntia, has always sung along to Honesty
What a trooper for stickig in there!!!!
Re: 52nd Street
Jul 14, 2008 - posted by CHebel
Not as 'top to bottom' great as 'Turnstiles', or as flat out stunning as 'the Stranger', '52nd Street' really picks up momentum toward the end. 'Half a Mile Away' and the title track are absolute classics stacked around the Everest of 'Until the Night'.


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Grilled Pork Tenderloin with Pineapple and Papaya Salsa
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Ingredients Pork Loin:Pineapple and Papaya Salsa:
pounds pork tenderloins
teaspoons olive oil
teaspoons chili powder (hot-style, if desired)
teaspoon ground ancho chile pepper
teaspoon ground cumin
teaspoon dried oregano, crushed
ounces fresh pineapple, cut in 1/2-inch dice (about 1-1/2 cups)
ounces papaya, peeled and cut in 1/2-inch dice (about 1-1/2 cups)
green onions, trimmed and thinly sliced
cup chopped fresh cilantro
teaspoon finely shredded lime peel
tablespoon freshly squeezed lime juice
tablespoon olive oil
tablespoons pumpkin seeds (pipitas), toasted
Cilantro sprigs
- Trim fat from the pork. Rub pork with the olive oil. In a small bowl combine the chili powder, ancho chile pepper, cumin, oregano, 1 teaspoon black pepper, and 1 teaspoon salt. Rub mixture all over pork until well coated. Let stand at room temperature for 30 minutes or cover and refrigerate up to 2 hours.
- For a charcoal grill, arrange medium-hot coals around a drip pan. Place pork on greased grill rack over drip pan. Cover; grill 30 to 35 minutes or until slightly pink in the center (155 degrees F). (For a gas grill, preheat grill. Reduce heat to medium. Adjust for indirect cooking. Place pork on greased rack on unheated side of grill. Cover; grill as above.) Remove pork from grill; tent with foil and let rest 15 minutes.
- To serve, cut pork into very thin slices and place on a platter. Top with Pineapple and Papaya Salsa, pumpkin seeds, and cilantro sprigs. Makes 6 servings.
- In a large bowl gently toss together all ingredients. Season to taste with salt.
Pineapple and Papaya Salsa:
Nutrition Facts(Grilled Pork Tenderloin with Pineapple and Papaya Salsa)
- Per serving:
- 267 kcal cal.,
- 9 g fat
- (2 g sat. fat,
- 2 g polyunsaturated fat,
- 5 g monounsatured fat),
- 98 mg chol.,
- 584 mg sodium,
- 11 g carb.,
- 2 g fiber,
- 6 g sugar,
- 34 g pro.
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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) - Nathan Scheelhaase had 226 total yards and a touchdown run in Illinois' 20-17 loss to Purdue Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
Hunt's big play gave the Boilermakers (5-6, 2-5 Big Ten) a 13-3 lead in the third quarter. After Illinois pulled within 13-10 on a 16-yard touchdown run by Dami Ayoola, Ralph Bolden's 63-yard run set up Akeem Shavers' 6-yard TD scamper for a 20-10 Purdue lead.
With their first back-to-back Big Ten road wins since 2009, the Boilermakers stayed alive in their chase for postseason play. If Purdue can beat Indiana at home next Saturday to earn bowl eligibility, it will be its first three-game winning streak in one season since 2007.
The Boilermakers rallied after losing their first five Big Ten games, but Purdue never trailed against Illinois (2-9, 0-7).
Hunt made a big play on a short pass. After Robert Marve rolled to his right, he threw back to Hunt on the left. Hunt sped down the sideline untouched. Bolden's long run, meanwhile, was a big contribution after multiple knee surgeries had sidetracked his career.
Shavers rushed for 99 yards and Bolden had 93. Marve threw for 173 yards, and the Boilermakers didn't commit a turnover in winning at Illinois for the first time since 2006.
Quarterback Nathan Scheelhaase scored on a 2-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter to cut the deficit to 20-17.
Ayoola's score was the first by the Illini offense in roughly eight quarters. His touchdown came one play after Scheelhaase connected with Darius Millines on a 22-yard pass on third and 14.
Scheelhaase completed 22 passes for 160 yards and rushed for 76 yards to lead Illinois.
Purdue took a 6-3 halftime lead on field goals of 31 and 29 yards from Sam McCartney. The Illini's only scoring in the half came on a 54-yard field goal, the third-longest in school history, by Taylor Zalewski.


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Frequent victim in the past, Asia to aid Haiti
BEIJING Asian leaders cited their own experiences with natural disasters Thursday in offering help to quake-shattered Haiti as part of a massive international effort to alleviate the effects of the catastrophe.
Haitian officials have predicted a horrific death toll of more than 100,000 in the wake of the magnitude-7 quake Tuesday that left most of the capital Port-au-Prince in rubble.
Haiti's devastation is all too familiar to Indonesia: a mammoth quake struck off the country's western coast in 2004, spawning a tsunami that killed about 230,000 people in 14 countries - half of them in Indonesia.
"As a country that has been itself devastated by a similar situation, we are absolutely saddened by what's happening in Haiti," Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa said at a meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in Vietnam. "We call on the ASEAN community, including ourselves, of course, to do what we can do to assist them."
President Barack Obama promised an all-out rescue and humanitarian effort including military and civilian emergency teams from across the U.S. The aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson was expected to arrive off the coast Thursday and the Navy said the amphibious assault ship USS Bataan had been ordered to sail as soon as possible with a 2,000-member Marine unit.
"We have to be there for them in their hour of need," Obama said.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton cut short an extended trip to the Asia-Pacific region to deal with the earthquake crisis in Haiti, and Defense Secretary Robert Gates called off a planned trip to Australia where he and Clinton were to attend an annual summit.
Clinton told reporters in Hawaii on Wednesday that she would return to Washington to help oversee U.S. relief efforts instead of continuing on to Papua New Guinea, Australia and New Zealand as she had initially planned.
Clinton says the United States will do all it can to help Haiti surmount a "cycle of hope and despair."
The United Nations has released $10 million from its emergency funds, even as U.N. workers and peacekeeping troops on the island nation at the time of the quake struggled with their own losses. The U.N. headquarters building collapsed, and at least 16 personnel are confirmed dead, with up to 150 still missing.
"We'll be using whatever roads are passable to get aid to Port-au-Prince, and if possible we'll bring helicopters in," said Emilia Casella, a spokeswoman for the U.N. food agency in Geneva.
Its 200 staff in Haiti were trying to deliver high-energy biscuits and other supplies, despite looting and the threat of violence in a nation long plagued by lawlessness.
The Red Cross estimated that some 3 million people will require aid, ranging from shelter to food and clean water, and said many Haitians could need relief for a full year.
The World Bank said it would provide $100 million in emergency aid to Haiti to support recovery and reconstruction work. Experts would be sent to assess the scope of the damage and help prioritize where needs are greatest.


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Mattawa - How deep is the snow?
Heh... I always get a giggle posting in the "Green and Wet" thread when it's white and 15 degrees out... :D
Couple buddies and I were hoping to drive up (and down, and west) to Mattawa tomorrow. Any local knowledge around to tell us we are or aren't crazy?
Thanks a bunch.
C'mon gents, somebody must know :). Leaving early AM tomorrow... just don't want to do the 4 hour drive if we're not going to be able to ride :D
Here is the closest camera to the area. I have been wanting to know too. This is lower than the Mattawa area, however. There is a camera at the George concert area which is higher elevation, and that shows snow.
If you go, post up conditions, we are riding somewhere Monday or Tuesday.:deal
Not sure about Mattawa, there is a little snow in Kennewick and light fluff happening now. I am sure Mattawa is ridable. Will be a little snow in places. Juniper would be my choice if I was driving four hours. Last time I was at Mattawa half the area had been fenced off leaving limited riding.
a few buddies and i are making the drive over on the 1st for a ride. none of us have been before, so if you see two KTMs and a DR650 on their side, come say hi. just don't make too much fun, we're sensitive.
Ha! Thanks gents. Snowing like a bugger down here in Bend. I'd better get packing, leaving at 05:00 or thereabouts :huh. Tough to do, just rolling home from a holiday party...:freaky
It was deep at higher elevations gents. Fun in the canyons and some of the hill climbs, deeps snow on top. I'll try to get some pics up today, but I left my camera at a New Year's party last night. The drive up sucked balls, deep snow, ice, freezing fog, etc. Much better on the way back.
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Well we did it! I've been nervous about moving DS into a big boy bed, but we've traveling quite a bit so we've decided it was time. DS won't sleep in a pack-n-play so we've been improvising and he's been sleeping on a blow up mattress while we've been out of town. When we got home last week we took the front off his crib. He loved it! The first night he fell out twice. The next day, we took a pool noodle cut it down to the length of his bed and slipped in under the fitted sheet. We've now made it through the whole weekend! No more falling out of bed and he loves that he has a big boy bed.
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The singer-songwriter will play 15 shows across the country this autumn
The singer-songwriter will kick off the run of 15 shows at Norwich UEA on September 11, before gigs aross the country, including Cambridge, Bath, Hartlepool, Warrington and Hull, finishing up at Oxford Town Hall on September 30. Tickets go on sale at 9am on Friday July 18.
Tweeting about the shows, Turner promised to perform new material, as well as his greatest hits, ahead of making a new album later in the year.
One more thing about the Sept tour - we'll be road testing a whole bunch of new songs, before recording in October.— Frank Turner (@frankturner) July 14, 2014
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Mohan R. Lavi on how the draft company rules could have been more thorough
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Names and relatives
Spouses were never considered as relatives in the previous version of the Companies Act. The new draft corrects this in style not only is spouse a relative but the spouse's parents and brother and sister also come under the definition of relative.
Grandparents do not find a place in the definition of this all-important term. One could ask "What's in a name?" after looking at the suggested provisions regarding name approval. The guidelines for name approval contain not less than 32 clauses.
Given the fact that there are so many clauses, the expectation on the Registrar of Companies (RoC) to grant the name approval within three days is welcome. A clause that surprises is the one that mandates a minimum authorised capital if one prefers key words such as `corporation', `international', and so on, in the name of the company.
The immediate next rule surprises even further when it reduces the authorised capital limit if the proposed names are used in brackets.
The guidelines on change of name are also long-winded but one doubts the possibility of going for a name change considering the detailed procedure followed for getting the name approved.
SEBI's role
The Securities and Exchange Board of India appears to have got a pretty good handle on the companies operating on the bourses. The provisions in the Companies Act, 1956 regarding issue of prospectus could have been avoided altogether since SEBI Guidelines appear more relevant. However, one sees more than 15 clauses in the Rules where probably a couple could have sufficed.
The printing costs of companies are bound to increase since every company is to print its name, corporate identity number and e-mail address in all bills of exchange, hundis, promissory notes, endorsements, cheques and orders for money or goods.
While information is needed on the company, insisting on e-mail IDs on cheques seems a dream.
Independent directors are the flavour of the season and are finding it easier to get an employment contract than a software engineer. An appreciable effort has been made to define the term `independent directors' and prescribe their qualifications.
Independent directors are non-executive directors of a company who, apart from receiving director's remuneration, do not have any material pecuniary relationship or transactions of Rs 5,000 or more with the company, its promoters, managing director, whole-time director, other directors, manager or holding company and subsidiaries. An independent director has to be a graduate from a recognised university/institute, have more than five years of post-qualification experience in the related field and is not prevented from being a director of the company.
Road ahead
There could have been simplification, such as removing the separate chapter on producer companies and inserting special clauses related to them in the relevant section if needed annual general meeting, for instance. In case there are special provisions in addition to the normal ones, they could have always been inserted as a special proviso. The draft rules announced are not complete. Though a good start, a lot more can be done and needs to be done.
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HENRIETTA — Edd Laughon, 87, of Henrietta died Saturday, August 4, 2012, in Wichita Falls.
Mr. Laughon served in the Navy during WWII. He was the owner and operator of The Gulf Service Station and Distributor in Henrietta.
Services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the First United Methodist Church, Henrietta, with Rev. Chris Dowd officiating. Burial will be in the Hope Cemetery, Henrietta, under the direction of the Davis Funeral Home of Henrietta.
Survivors include daughter, Edwina Wight of Wichita Falls; two granddaughters; two great-grandchildren; brother, Ray Laughon of Winters, Texas; and sister, Opal Seigler of Mankato, Minn.
Visitation from 7-8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
Memorials may be made to the First United Methodist Church, 301 S. Bridge St., Henrietta, Texas, 76365; or Hospice of Wichita Falls, P.O. Box 4804, Wichita Falls, Texas, 76310.
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