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Whether or not this is 100% kosher according to Google or how it was accomplished is unknown and beyond my abilities.
What do you think how safe is this, Nick?
Thinking about dynamic looking urls ... and google disallowing to show AdSense on dynamic pages ...
I'd just leave 'em personally. They don't make G any money so they'll no doubt get it sorted in time...
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- Jessa Duggar shares a rare photo of her brother Josh Duggar's daughter Meredith - US Weekly
- Michael Lohan's estranged wife Kate Major is detained by cops at an airport - TMZ
- Is there something between Ben Affleck and Halle Berry? - Gossip Cop
- The Hunger Games author Suzanne Collins says goodbye to the popular series after the final movie is released - Just Jared Jr
- What happened backstage with Kylie Jenner at The Ellen Show? - Radar
- Bryan Cranston tears up over a Breaking Bad memory - Huffington Post
- Leonardo DiCaprio's Oscar race heats up - Lainey Gossip
- The Captain America: Civil War movie may be better than the comic book - The Hollywood Reporter
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Brendan Rodgers awaits the visit of his former club in the knowledge that Michael Laudrup's ever-improving Swansea side currently lie above them in the league table. The Merseysiders had shown signs of improvement after impressing in 2-2 draws at both Arsenal and Manchester City, though Rodgers' men have been brought back to earth this week after two demoralising 2-0 defeats, first at home to West Brom in the Premier League before falling at Zenit St. Petersburg to seemingly extinguish their Europa League campaign.
Rodgers has already all-but-ruled out a fight for the fourth Champions League spot this season though he will still want to ensure he finishes higher than the Swans, who he led to the Premier League.
The Northern Irishman will at least have Daniel Sturridge available again after the striker missed the club's recent two defeats through a combination of injury and ineligibility. New signing Philippe Coutinho could also be handed a full debut in attack alongside Sturridge and Luis Suarez while Daniel Agger is expected to return at the heart of the defence alongside the retiring Jamie Carragher.
Swansea will surely have more than one eye on next week's Capital One Cup final with Bradford City and thus manager Laudrup has various selection dilemmas to make. Does he select Michu, who returned to goalscoring form with a brace in Swansea's 4-1 victory over QPR last week? Who out of Pablo Hernandez, Nathan Dyer and Wayne Routledge does he choose for the wider roles?
Chico Flores will almost certainly miss out however with ankle ligament damage, meaning either Kyle Bartley or Garry Monk will come in to the backline alongside captain Ashley Williams.
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LAS CRUCES - After taking home first place with her recipe for baked chicken wraps and tangy salsa, one Las Cruces student will be representing New Mexico during a visit to the White House later this month.
Emma Kenney, 9, a fifth-grader at Hillrise Elementary School, is heading to the nation's capital Aug. 20 as part of the Healthy Lunchtime Challenge, a contest in partnership with Epicurious.com and the USDA and Department of Education.
"I'm very excited to go to Washington and I think I should be very honored to go to the White House because I made the winning recipe and I really think that I'm very excited," Emma said in a phone interview.
More than 1,200 kids - ages 8 through 12 - submitted recipes, and a winner was selected from each state, with Emma's chicken wraps with mango avocado salsa taking top prize in New Mexico.
According to the challenge website, each of the recipes submitted was evaluated at D.C. Central Kitchen by a panel of judges that included White House Assistant Chef Sam Kass; Chef José Andrés; Marshall and Alex Reid, authors of "Portion Size Me"; Epicurious editor-in-chief Tanya Steel; and representatives from the departments of Agriculture and Education.
"I think we're still in shock. We're really excited. We didn't expect to win, but we both feel really lucky," mom Tammie Kenney said.
Emma and her mother will travel to Washington, D.C.
"I don't know what to say when I walk in there," Emma said of the White House visit.
"What a honor to be chosen to represent New Mexico at the first-ever kids' 'state dinner,'" Hillrise Elementary Principal Cindy Baker said.
"We know Emma will be the perfect ambassador for our great state and the city of Las Cruces," Baker said. "We wish her well in her travels to the nation's capital and look forward to her return, where she will be starting her last year at Hillrise Elementary," she said.
Several food-themed events have been planned for the participants, Tammie Kenney said, including a behind-the-scenes tour of the Julia Child exhibit at the Smithsonian Institute, which is not yet open to the public. The challenge winners will also tour the White House vegetable garden with one of the Obamas' chefs.
"My parents (dad is Matt Kenney) and sisters helped me out," Emma said of choosing the perfect recipe. "(The meal) had everything you need, like protein, and I thought it would be a great recipe."
Her mother added of her culinary-inclined daughter: "She is in 4-H, so she's always liked to bake and do different things in the kitchen."
Matlin Smith can be reached at (575) 541-5468; follow her on Twitter @msmith_lcsun.
Try it at home
Emma's Baked Chicken Wraps with Mango Avocado Salsa
1 lb. free range chicken breasts
Cumin, salt and pepper
1 tbsp. olive oil
1 ripe avocado, cubed
2 ripe mangoes, cubed
6 green onions, finely chopped
1 clove of garlic, finely chopped
1/4 cup finely chopped cilantro
Juice of 1 lime
4 cups baby spinach
4 organic whole wheat tortillas
Season chicken breasts with salt, pepper and cumin and drizzle with olive oil. Bake chicken at 375 degrees for 25 minutes. Shred chicken and set aside. Combine avocado, mango, green onions, garlic, lime juice and cilantro and season with salt and pepper. To assemble the wrap, place 1 cup spinach leaves on tortilla and top with 4 ounces chicken and 1/2 cup salsa. Roll up wrap and enjoy with a side of fresh fruit and a glass of skim milk.


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The Conception Cap - Get Pregnant With or Without The Sex
Why go through the messy act of "intercourse" when you can get your wife/girlfriend/lover pregnant the easy way: with a conception cap. The cap works by having the man squirt his baby-making goods into the cap, then placing the cap at the woman's cervix opening. With any luck, the woman will soon be vomiting and… »


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Youth assets are positive qualities valued in all people. There are 40 developmental youth assets that have been identified by the National Search Institute. These attributes are important building blocks for an individual's self esteem and essential to positive adult development. The categories of assets are; Support, Empowerment, Boundaries and Expectations, Constructive Use of Time, Commitment to Learning, Positive Values, Social Competencies and Positive Identity.
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Education and Women's Work : Female Schooling and the Division of Labor in Urban America, 1870-1930
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Although America's future will be shaped by the ongoing Washington budget battles, there are dozens of issues simmering just below the surface. Because freedom either advances or recedes with each vote, those issues deserve scrutiny as well.
While Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) stole the show last week highlighting the Obama administration's dubious assertion of non-existent authority when it comes to drones above American soil, work on a comprehensive cybersecurity bill continues.
To be clear, there is a very real threat emanating from countries (i.e., China) and non-state actors (i.e., Anonymous), but thus far the solutions proposed by the administration and some in Congress will do far more harm than good. Empowering a Washington-based bureaucracy will not keep our data or industrial secrets safe; in fact, it may well lead to less innovation by the private sector, which has a hefty financial interest to avoid being hacked.
Lawmakers, especially those within the Republican Party who are looking to build off Rand Paul's dynamic filibuster, should approach the issue of cyber security with caution.
Efficient Energy
As President Obama and radical environmental groups quietly pursue a draconian global warming regime, by either regulation or legislation, some senators are quietly at work on the issue of energy efficiency; specifically, they want to make government buildings energy efficient.
There is nothing inherently wrong with energy efficiency, of course. As gas prices soar (Keystone XL Pipeline, anyone?), many consumers are switching voluntarily to more fuel efficient cars. Of course, the Obama administration will force those who do not make the transition to do so, and therein lays the problem. If Congress believes energy efficiency can save taxpayers money, few taxpayers would argue. Of course, it is never that simple. Will those standards find their way into the consumer market as mandates? Will taxpayers pay to retrofit and upgrade buildings that the federal government doesn't need? Will the cost savings actually come to fruition?
Remember, Congress killed Thomas Edison's light bulb. When it comes to energy and consumer choice, trust is a luxury we cannot afford.
States, even those with Republican governors, are slowly accepting Obamacare's Medicaid expansion. Pundits are quick to weigh in on how such a move will impact one governor's reelection or another's presidential aspirations, but little reporting goes into the impact on state budgets and the impact on those in the Medicaid program.
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The final PGA Tour event of the year is a lot like the final stage of Q-school, one last chance for so many players to earn their full cards for next year. The field at Disney looks like Q-school, too. The only player from the top 50 in the world ranking is Robert Garrigus, who checks in at No. 42. Only five players from the top 50 on the PGA Tour money list are at Disney -- Garrigus (26), Ben Curtis (30), Jonas Blixt (35), Brendon de Jonge (39) and Charlie Wi (45). And six players have won on tour this year -- two against weak fields in the Fall Series (Blixt and Tommy Gainey) and two against even weaker fields at opposite-field events (Scott Stallings and George McNeill). The others are Curtis at the Texas Open and Ted Potter Jr. at the Greenbrier Classic. For sheer entertainment, the best bet might be at one of Disney's theme parks. For the pressure of trying to perform with so much at stake, few regular PGA Tour events can match the tension of a golf tournament held on the e...
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Like killing CPUs matters.
It does now. They're terrifying.
Also, just saw what you meant- Third hit B>>/\ sent Bowser straight down off the screen.
Boku wa makenai! (Yeah I think I'm dumping Marth. Or at least, I notice playing Roy has greatly improved my technical game, like grabs, Spacing, L-Cancelling and even Wavedashing, so I'll stick with him for a while.)
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Academic journal article T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education)
The Digitization of Learning: Looking to Energize Classroom Instruction? Bring in Digital Video
Article excerpt
In the United States, 21st century students are immersed in media, squandering more time each day in front of various screens and displays than the typical full-time employee spends at work. Therefore, it should come as no surprise that the recent Kaiser Family Foundation study, Generation M: Media in the Lives of 8-18 Year-Olds, which looked at the media habits of 2,000 third-through 12th-grade students nationwide, found, among other things, that students spend more than eight-and-a-half hours daily consuming media.
True masters of multi-tasking, children today watch television while text messaging friends and downloading songs to their MP3 players--wolfing down their daily dose of media in just under six-and-a-half hours. But even with this efficiency, media usage eats up more hours per day than school. And as the study confirms--and most parents will attest--media consumption ranks second only to sleeping in the average day of the American teen.
Re-engaging Students With Digital Storytelling
Attuned as they are to the media habits of their students, educators are showing an increasing interest in the concept of visual literacy. This is because teaching visual literacy can be an effective way of reaching students whose primary means of interaction, communication, and entertainment is visual. By harnessing their fascination and familiarity with multimedia, educators are striving to re-engage students--many of whom are left cold by traditional text-based learning--in the learning process.
Yet educators are not merely pandering to their students' media preferences. By teaching them proficiency in information and communication technologies, educators are preparing students for everyday life and workplace productivity in today's plugged-in world. Teachers can use digital video to excite and engage students in learning activities across a range of subjects and activities. …


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Sent by William Greenell [ARW's son] Wallace, Old Orchard, Broadstone, Wimborne, Dorset to David Prain Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew on 11 May 1914.
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Ans[wered] May 11th 1914
Old Orchard,
Rec[ieve]d Broadstone,
12/v/143 Dorset.
L[ieutenan]t. Col[onel]. Sir D. Prain,3 K.C.B4 &c.
Dear Sir,
My mother has despatched by passenger train today, the plant of Rosa Stellata5 about which I wrote a few days ago.
She hopes it will arrive safely and that you will be successful in growing it.
Yours faithfully | W.G. Wallace [signature]
1. Written in red ink in different handwriting to the main body of the letter.
2. Written in different handwriting to the main body of the letter.
3. Written in different ink in different handwriting to the main body of the letter.
3. Lieutenant-Colonel Sir David Prain (1857-1944), Scottish botanist. He became Director of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew in 1905.
4. Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath
5. Rosa Stellata is a species of rose.
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Thunder Beat Grizzlies in Game 7 to Reach NBA's Western Finals
The Oklahoma City Thunder advanced to the Western Conference finals with a 105-90 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies in Game 7 of their National Basketball Association playoff series.
Kevin Durant scored 39 points as Oklahoma City pulled away in the second half to win the best-of-seven second-round matchup four games to three. It was the first series of the 2011 NBA postseason to go a full seven games.
"I just wanted to be aggressive," Durant said in a televised interview. "My teammates kept pushing, kept giving me the ball and I was able to get some good shots."
Oklahoma, which relocated from Seattle in 2008, plays the Dallas Mavericks for a spot in the NBA Finals. It's the franchise's first trip to the conference finals since 1996.
The Thunder took a 42-34 halftime lead at Oklahoma City Arena, with Durant tallying 18 points to lead all scorers. He rebounded from an 11-point effort in Game 6, when Memphis won 95-83.
Durant also sparked Oklahoma City's 14-2 scoring run late in the third quarter, contributing nine points as the fourth-seeded Thunder extended a three-point advantage to 66-51. The NBA's leading scorer, Durant made 13 of 25 shots, while Russell Westbrook had 14 points, 14 assists and 10 rebounds.
Mike Conley scored 18 points and Zach Randolph had 17 points and 10 rebounds for Memphis, which was seeking to become the first No. 8 seed to reach the Western Conference finals. The Grizzlies' seven playoff wins set a record for an eighth-seeded team in the West, bettering the six victories of the 1993-94 Denver Nuggets.
The Western Conference finals start May 17 in Dallas. The third-seeded Mavericks have been off since May 8, when they completed a four-game sweep of the two-time defending champion Los Angeles Lakers.
The Chicago Bulls host the Miami Heat tonight in Game 1 of the best-of-seven Eastern Conference finals.


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Kasmu -Village of the Captains
One of the most interesting spots in the Laane Virumaa county is Kasmu village. It lies on the top of Kasmu peninsula and is part of Lahemaa National Park. The place has also the name of Captains Village becuase as popular joke says there are 100 people living here and 62 of them are captains:) There is a good reason in saying that because in 1884-1931 there was Estonian Nautical School based in Kasmu. Famous sea traveller Ahto Walter graduated this school in 1928. In 1930 together with his brothers he sailed accross the Atlantics and in 1938-40 sailled around the world, his wife and 2 years old son were among 19 people crew with him. The school building still stands there but now it became the Kasmu Sea Museum( unfortunally it was closed on day of our visit, so i can give no special tip about it). Fishing ships were built in the village and in 1890ties first ocean sailing ship was built in local manufactory. By the end of XIX century Kasmu was quite a big winter port- sometime even 60 or so ships stood in Kasmu Bay. The village was also known as smuglers spot- they used to hide their goods( mostly salt) on small islands nearby. Because of picturesque views and good climate it was popular resort ever from mid-XIX century when Russian general Nikolai von Dellingshausen built his summer manor here. He also organized the fishing boats regattas in Kasmu Bay. There still is a chapel built in his memory, called the General Chapel.
Kasmu village is a nice place for sailling or canoing, if you are not water sports fan- never mind, there are other activities like horse riding or walks in the forest.Related to:
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Fishermen's Altja
Traditional fishermen's village of Altja is another nice spot on Northern Estonia coast. It's famous because of well preserved wooden houses with straw roofs and traditional fishermen warehouses lining down the sea coast. Although the village fishermen were rather poor -the legend say they were among the first in Estonia to drink coffee. They brought it from Sweden. There are some local jokes how Altja people brought some coffee to their inland relatives and friends and they didn't know how to prepare it. Another legendary thing is Baby Stone. This big stone lies in the sea and local kids used to come and to knock on it. So the stone would bring them little brother or sister.....well they were rather selfish in that- when people were coming to see a new baby they would bring some sweets for older kids, too. Acctually boys did more often than girls, because the girls knew that candies would be eaten rather soon and then they have to help their mothers with the baby and household duties - not too good business:)
Palmse Manor Activities
There are some nicely renovated manors in Laane Virumaa and they really became atractive entertaiment places. And Palmse manor is one of the most popular among them. The name Palmse was mentioned back in XIII century, but the manor history started in XVIII century with the Pahlen family. It belonged to family till 1923. Then it served different purpose and slowly started to fall down. In 2002 Museums of Virumaa foundation took care of the manor and the rebirth of this beautiful manor started. Now it's both museum and representation building. It's popular to have conferences , meetings or wedding parties here. It's not just the family house restored but also the whole complex of traditional province manor- orangery , farmers and steward houses, mill , brewery, smithy, barns, stables and cellars. Some of those buildings still serve their original purpose, like smithy, others turned into museum, like coaches, cars and agriculture technics exposition in former stables. In the main house visitors can see how the rooms were decorated during XVIII-XX century, to look at old kitchen or wine cellar with smoking room, listen to old music box. Acctually- they can even put some old fashioned dress.
Sagadi Manor
Sagadi Manor is little bit similar to Palmse manor, only smaller. Still it doesn't mean it is worse. Built in middle of XVIII century manor house was the finest example of Estonian Roccoco. But then after some 50 years when neoclassical style became fashionable the main house was partly rebuilt. The estate belonged to Swedish originated von Fock family till 1919 when it was nationalized by Estonian goverment but family still lived here till 1939. From 1929 till 1971 the main house was a primary school and the other building were used by local kolhoz( collective farm) during soviet years. From the beginning there was a big orchard and arboretum in the manor so in 1971 all the complex was given to Rakvere Forest District. They established teaching centre here. It still belongs to them and there's Forest Center museum. Also the great exposition of antique furniture is presented in main building. In former kitchen they have hunting museum with trophies and Lord Swen hunting weapons collection showing the arms development of 250 years. It' popular place for conteporary artist plainairs and some of their pieces can be found in parks and yards of the manor. The manor is also popular with conferences and parties, there's hostel and campfire site.
Beauty of the Swamp
Viru Swamp was my personal favourite after visiting Lahemaa National Park. We were staying in camping not far from it and went there first thing in the morning. Viru is one of the many Estonian swamps, acctually swamps take about 30% country's teritory. It's quite safe travelling in the swamp because there's about 3.5 km wooden track. Still some special footwear is recomended because water sometimes go over the track. Or if it warm enough in summertime -follow my example- walk barefoot. Water comes through turf filter and is extremely pleasant, just like free spa procedure:) Lot's of ponds have formed in turf holes and it's said that water is so clean you can simply drink it... o.k., i didn't try so better not risk, but morning swim is absolutely fabulous. Never mind some brown colour and faint turf smell - it disapears once body is dry. Also it's better not to step from marked paths because it still is dangerous because of not solid ground. But it's quite a fun to pick some blueberries, cowberries, cranberries or cloudberries on walk. There are also plenty of mushrooms- idea for lunch. Of course it's forbidden to make a fire here- but if you are staying in nearby camps, surrounding woods are full of food.Related to:
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i photographed this years ago. Above Amsterdam City (The Netherlands) I thought it was some kind of advertisment / laserlight bulb thingy. It was not moving at all, I filmed it for a couple of minutes..now on second look, years later, I`m not so sure what I filmed..However I never saw it again,...I will have a search for the movie, if I find it I will post it to Disclose.tv


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This man has stood the test of life—will you be considered successful when your days are done? He was able to experience something that most of us will only get to wonder about—did we make a contribution that mattered to anyone.
Where's the hope? Not in a dropped ball.
As you enter the third week of 2015 have you been keeping your new resolutions? Have you slipped up already like me on a couple of things? Is the newness of 2015 starting to fade into the "just another year" category? Greg reminded me that my ultimate hope is not in the turning of a calendar.
The Curly Factor – What's Your One Thing?
Resolutions, goals, and plans. These are all reflective of how we enter into a new year. Fresh starts are energizing…at first. But, how can you keep the energy flowing to make real change in 2015? The Curly Factor, that's how.
A God Sized Intervention
"Why doesn't God intervene?" It's a question that those who believe and those who don't believe in God tend to ask when we see injustice done. Afterall, being made in the image of God means we have an innate sense of justice wired inside of us. When we see the anger, hatred, protests and senseless […]
A Tribute to Truett Cathy & Exposing the New York Times
At first I thought "kudos" to the NYT for recognizing this great American, Christian man as a pioneer, entrepreneur, philanthropist and one of the great men of our era. (see The New York Times article on Truett Cathy's death here if you can stomach it…)
Good Bye, Michelle! You Fought The Fight Well.
This is a bit long but not long enough to share the valiant story of a fighter who lost her battle but not the war, last night. "His disciples said, "Ah, now you are speaking plainly and not using figurative speech! Now we know that you know all things and do not need anyone to […]
Yo-Yo Pa – 3 "Yo Yo Tricks" To Help Dads Win With Their Kids
When I was a wee lad I remember trying to learn how to use a Yo-Yo. Remember those things? Maybe it will or has become a "thing" again but I don't see many of them around. As I was reflecting on my youngest daughter graduating from college in a few weeks. I see the emotion in her tweets (it's the only way I really get a chance to stay current on what she's doing-she uses Twitter like a journal of her thoughts in 140 character blocks)-sometimes being a dad is like that yo-yo. What yo-yo tricks should you do for your kids? Check out the latest from DadPad
DadPad #tbt – I'm Listening…Really!
A couple of months ago while home from college, my daughter and I spent a lunch together on one of our periodic dates. It was a great time to catch up with her and live in her world for a few hours. I have missed hearing the regular details of her life during her freshman year. You know, the personal details that spill out over dinner or in car rides to church. Our conversation ebbed and flowed. Then, during one of those pregnant pauses that mark every good conversation, I snatched the opportunity to buzz-kill a light discussion.
He Walked Away – The Message of Easter
I don't know where you sit today as you celebrate Easter in your own way. This is the first year that we won't have any of our children around to give them their Easter baskets…Don't let the marvel of Easter end in chocolate. The wonder of Easter is that He walked away
Why Good Friday is GREAT This Year (and every year)!
The Church has called this day, Good Friday. We know why it's good. Because as so many preachers have bellowed to the shouting "hallelujah's" of those around them—-"SUNDAAAAAY's A COMING"! For years I've appropriately celebrated this day in soberness and remembrance of the price my Savior paid to release me from the prison of my sin, like Barabbas. But, for friends of ours and their son, this is a GOOD Friday they'll never forget–it's a GREAT Friday. It's not just a remembrance celebration, it's a reality of huge proportions. Life will never be the same.


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Green Bay Packers Legend Lombardi Tackles Broadway: John Simon
It is not easy to put the biography of a football coach on the stage. "Lombardi," by Eric Simonson, based on a book by David Maraniss, is just such a temerarious enterprise, and Broadway's arena-style Circle in the Square theater makes things even that much harder.
Although fictionalized, the play deals credibly enough with the efforts of sportswriter W.C. Heinz to write an article about Vince Lombardi, who turned the dubious Green Bay Packers into a spectacular team. His first attempt, despite a week spent in the Lombardi household, yielded little. A second shot, "a day-by-day account of Lombardi as he prepared for an important game" turned into a bestseller and remains a major book about football.
But a book is one thing and a play quite another. And theater in the round, where minimal scenery must come up from below the stage and sink back again in order not to block anyone's view, is another tough nut to crack. Especially if there are only three football players along with the journalist and Marie, the coach's stoical wife, to lend support to the protagonist. There are some slide projections, to be sure, but much -- perhaps too much -- is left to the imagination.
No Kids, Please
As for the domestic life -- we do not see the two Lombardi children -- it is mostly Marie putting up with an 800-pound gorilla who shuttles between the oft-repeated, stentorian command, "Shut up, Marie!" and occasional moments of tenderness. This Vince roars so much of the time that I wonder how long before he is disqualified by hoarseness, however capable Dan Lauria, the actor, may be.
Michael McCormick, as the reporter is named here, is also shouted at much of the time, alternatingly tolerated and banned from observing the practice sessions. As a house guest, too, he must display considerable fortitude, which the actor, Keith Nobbs, manages valiantly.
The three Packers we see are slippery Paul Hornung, from a white-collar background; gruff working-class Jim Taylor; and Dave Robinson, the patient players' representative, who is black. They are a trifle too typical, and Chris Sullivan, who plays Taylor, could pass for Bret Favre's elder brother. He, Bill Dawes (Paul) and Robert Christopher Riley (Dave) make the most of near-stereotypical roles under Thomas Kail's apt direction.
Fine Marie
The most interesting performance is the Marie of Judith Light, who has a kind of irony in her aspect, intonation, and even walk, which allow her to get laughs from lines that are not particularly funny.
Not being a football aficionado myself, and left borderline cold by the proceedings, I wonder whether there are enough football fans eager to catch "Lombardi," and whether even they would feel they're getting enough out of it. I, at any rate, was surprised to learn that Lombardi had also worked in a bank and that he was only 57 when the prostate cancer that long dogged him finally delivered its lethal tackle.
David Korins's spare scenery, Paul Tazewell's persuasive costumes and Howell Binkley's appropriate lighting are all eminently workmanlike. "Lombardi" never quite achieves the greatness of the coach's briefly invincible team.
At 235 W. 50th St. Information: +1-212-239-6200; http://www.telecharge.com Rating: **
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(John Simon is the New York drama critic for Muse, the arts and leisure section of Bloomberg News. The opinions expressed are his own.)


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