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For those of you that think he is overrated as a player...
NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year (2004)
2007 Probowl Selection
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Career average QB rating (6 seasons): 91.7
Victories which Roethlisberger rallied the team from a fourth-quarter/OT deficit or tie: 17
Led his team to the AFC Championship game 3 times in 6 years.
Career Playoff Record: 8-2
...and he's only 28 years old!
Now regarding questions surrounding his character or his ability to make sound personal decisions, let's look at the situations he's been in...
A) In 2006 he got in a motorcycle accident in which he wasn't wearing a helmet. He was later cited for failure to wear a helmet and failure to operate in his license class (he had an expired permit at the time). He wasn't drunk, he wasn't speeding, he wasn't driving recklessly - in fact the accident was caused by a motorist that cut in front of him so he wasn't even at-fault.
Aside from the questionable decision to not wear a helmet or renew his license in a timely manner, this sounds like a pretty ordinary, every-day occurance.
B) In 2009 an executive casino host at Harrah's Lake Tahoe accused Roethlisberger of assaulting her and forcing her to have sex with him. She also filed charges against the hotel for trying to cover up the incident.
After the investigation was completed, here are the facts that came out of it:
1. In a sworn statement a co-worker stated that the accuser bragged about having consensual sex with Roethlisberger.
2. Hospital records showed no physical signs of struggle or forced intercourse.
So basically there is no evidence to show that he did anything wrong at all.
Now that being said, this most recent accusation is a bit sketchier since there is some physical evidence involved but not enough to show that an assault had occured. Based on numerous descriptions of the events that occurred at the night club in March, it seems pretty clear that something shady happened but it's all speculative at this point.
Look the bottom line is that this guy has personal problems that the league needs to intervene and help him deal with - through some form of punishment but also through some form of direct education.
Does this mean he sucks as a player? Absolutely not - he's a phenomenal QB with credentials that few active QBs can even come close to.
If we decided to pursue him it would, no doubt, be a significant upgrade at a position that's a huge question mark for us now. If the organization felt like they had a handle on his personal situation and took the right steps to mitigate any possible backlash that might come from it, then my answer is hell yes. Let's get this guy.


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Lebanese authorities have arrested two suspects affiliated with a pro-Syrian regime group in the bombing of two Sunni mosques in Tripoli on Friday. Forty-seven people were killed in the attack in the northern Lebanese city, likely retaliation for a bombing the previous week in the southern suburbs of Beirut, a Hezbollah stronghold, that killed another 27.
In other words, the sectarian civil war that has divided Syria for the last two and a half years is reverberating in Lebanon as well, with Lebanese allies and adversaries of Syrian president Bashar al-Assad at each other's throats.
Tony Badran, a research fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, essentially predicted Friday's bombings in his weekly column for NOW Lebanon. Analyzing the statements of Hezbollah officials and allies, Badran argued a day before the bombings that Hezbollah had effectively "announced a retaliatory campaign against Sunni targets." Friday's operation was almost surely part of Hezbollah's campaign—and so it seems was last week's rocket attack on Israel.
Last Thursday four missiles were fired from Lebanon into northern Israel, with one intercepted by the Iron Dome anti-missile system and the rest falling into open areas. In information circulated by The Israel Project in its afternoon Daily TIP newsletter, an Israel Defense Forces spokesman attributed the attacks to a "Global Jihad" organization, a vague term of art that typically refers to Sunni extremist organizations, including Al Qaeda affiliates. Later, major U.S. press outlets reported that the Abdullah Azzam Brigade, a Salafist group with ties to Al Qaeda, had taken responsibility for the attack. In reality, that assessment was based on the tweet of a sheikh whose affiliation with the outfit is unclear.
The IDF clarified matters somewhat when it scrambled several jets early Friday morning for a "pin-point" strike inside Lebanon—as it turned out, the target was not a "Global Jihad" group but rather a Syrian regime proxy, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General Command, that frequently works together with Hezbollah. In other words, Israel's action suggests that it believes that the rocket attack on Israel was a Hezbollah operation. But because the attack from Lebanon was of limited scope and apparently had little to do with Israel, Jerusalem's response was relatively mild, consisting, according to the Lebanese press, of one air-to-surface missile. Hopefully that was enough to signal to its northern neighbor's warring sects and other factions—and perhaps Hezbollah, most of all—that Israel wishes not to be dragged into the middle of an intra-Lebanese issue.
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perhaps the snot-nosed, pretentious ne'er-do-wells that the unions are paying to disrupt the financial districts throughout the nation could explain precisely why they think it's a good idea to pass obama's absurd 'jobs bill' RIGHT AWAY! perhaps they can explain why we need to spend billions of dollars to put a few thousand people to work for a couple of months.
a president who would deliberately lie and mislead the people of the United States needs to be impeached. IMPEACH RIGHT NOW!
PASS the STOP TAXING US TO DEATH tax bill RIGHT NOW!
Let the GOP hang itself as it gradually reveals who it is working for: not the top 1%, but the top .01%, with the "Tea Party," named to make George Orwell AND King George proud, riding in their back pocket.
problem with this AJA is it does nothing until 2013, how can that help?
100% of everyone supports more $$ for everyone-just shake the $ tree-gees it is not that hard guys-just get more money-the federal government just needs to give me more money-lets just skip this phoney jobs stuff-I would rather do some urban camping on Wall Street-sleep in etc-
This guy is a moron.
You have lies, damn lies, and then anything Axlerod says. What a joke. Republicans have been screaming from the top of their lungs the only thing that needs to happen to produce jobs, and that is end the federal regulations that are stifling growth.
Yeah, let's totally deregulate Wall Street and trust that they will do the right thing! Sure! Deregulation is behind part of our drift into an aristocracy in the first place. Aristocracy is incompatible with a strong economy and with democracy.
We should have learnt by now that the "trust me, pass this now" message from the Obama administration is founded on the simple truth that if people understood what is proposed and its implications they would certainly reject it. How many of the x% that Axelrod cites have a sufficient background in economics to understand what happens if you increase taxes.
The AJA is really a "get money from the rich and give it to the unions" bill.
They are the Bottom, but they are NOT 99.9%. As usual, they just can't do the math.
haha.. right David Axe-man... you are the spinmeister.
The Obama presidency has reached a crossroads. The status quo is a failure. The president has not done enough to both convince the American public that things are getting better and to exacerbate the recovery itself. Voters are angry at all of Washington, and Obama gets lumped in with the rest. It is time for action, not weak half-hearted proposals. Put Americans back to work and watch the economy strengthen and the president's position improve. http://www.sunstateactivist.org
Mitch McConnell's stated goal is to be certain Obama is a one-term President. This is unfortunate, because the gambit he has adopted to try to reach this goal is to obstruct any initiative made by Obama, to try to be certain Obama fails. McConnell and the GOP do have the power to make the US economy fail, for there is plenty of evidence that economies with the income disparity level of our current plutocracy will settle out with a far lower average GDP than those with the income distribution we had 30 years ago. McConnells' gambit is not without risk. If the main points being made vaguely by Wall Street protesters do coalesce into a more concise and pointed message about the aristocratic trap that has ensnared the middle class, there could be a backfiring against GOP obstructionism in 2012.
Huge amount of Americans do not support the jobs bill for it is nothing more than socialist intervention in a free market. It is pushed by the radical left and labor unions. We the American people do not want more socialism and destruction of our once free country. I pray that we have enough smart people in congress to trash this abortion. We need the government to get out of business and decontrol and return the Constitution to its place of supremacy.
What are we doing here, that is the question. And we are blessed in this, that we happen to know the answer. Yes, in this immense confusion one thing alone is clear.
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Hey. Ax man I do not want this Keynesian jobs bill to pass
It is a rerun of the 09 stimullus which was a miserable failure and made christine romer look like a complete fool
It is a handout to obamas favorite people the public service unions
With the protests going on still on Wall St and many other places I thought it would help to remind everyone why we are it the trouble we currently find ourselves. It was the democratic congress that made banks lend money to people at 150 percent of what they could pay for a interest only loans. Barney Franks and Chris Dodd were the leaders on these programs. So even though Dems like to lie about it lets not forget who is responsible for the world wide recession only Democrats! Also do not forget how hard Bush fought them in an attempt to save the worlds economy! It's documented on three separate occasions the Bush administration contacting the Banking committee headed by RS Bernard Franks to express their concern with the ever increase bad, high risk loans that Freddy and Fanny were taking on. Barney and company told the Bush administration to stick to their own business.In a bid to stem taxpayer losses for bad loans guaranteed by federal housing agencies Fanny Mae and Freddy Mac, Senator Bob Corker (R-Tenn.) proposed that borrowers be required to make a 5% down payment in order to qualify.
His proposal was rejected 57-42 on a party-line vote because, as Senator Chris Dodd (D-Conn) explained, "Passage of such a requirement would restrict home ownership to only those who can afford it. So why weren't Wall St firms like Goldman Sachs that made a huge profit from this ever investigated? Well they are Obama's largest contributor to the tune of over a million dollars. Why would anyone expect the party that caused and profited from this the Democrats to investigate themselves? Look during Barack Obama's 2008 campaign, executives and others connected with Wall Street firms, such as Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, Citigroup, UBS AG, JPMorgan Chase, and Morgan Stanley, poured nearly $15.8 million into his coffers.
How can people be so stupid not to see the real problem the Dems and Obama. As always you can contact me at work http://www.michigan-businessreview.com.. and yes keep those jokes coming.
"If I don't have this done in three years, then there's going to be a one term proposition. If I don't fix this economy in three years I will be held accountable." Well Obama were you lying? " "A government policy to rob Peter to pay Paul can be assured of the support of Paul." - George Bernard Shaw .... Well are any of you Dems tired of being Paul? .... I hear Venezuela may have an opening for a new president soon. " Loyalty to the country, always. Loyalty to the government when it deserves it " Mark Twain
No, Axelrod, by far, the vast majority on Americans (unions are only represent 15%) do not want the jobs bilkl passed.
The bill is only an Obama election tool favoring teacher and construction workers - no one else. Certainly not the real taxpayers of this country.
Sorry, Axelrod, if Obama had a brain (such a revelation), he fire you!
If taxes and regulations were "the only thing" stopping job growth, why is there unemployment? Taxes and regs are no different than they have been for years; Obama hasn't changed them. Arguing that taxes and regs are the culprit is just a fifth column for the Republican/conservative agenda. Lack of demand, the credit crunch, and plain old fear on the part of companies and consumers are what is perpetuating low employment. Companies that get tax breaks hoard the cash, especially in times like now; they won't hire if there is no one buying the services. Plus, the economic crisis was a direct result of a LACK of regulation of the banking sector; to protect us from future spin-outs like this regulation must be toughened on that sector, or at least strictly enforced, not relaxed. Reckless and uncontrolled pursuit of profit is not and never has been healthy. As I see it, the Republicans are gambling that any obstruction to growth and recovery that they create will pay off a year from now.
"Taxes and regs are no different than they have been for years; Obama hasn't changed them." Even 2% inflation slowly moves Americans into higher tax brackets.
"Republicans are gambling that any obstruction to growth and recovery that they create will pay off a year from now." Nope, just sick of the same endless nonsense coming out of DC. If big government could create an economy, the Soviet Union would still be around. When the US grew the national debt to 15 trillion it was time to start paying attention. At what point does your faith in reckless government size and spending set off an alarm in your head?
"plain old fear on the part of companies and consumers are what is perpetuating low employment"
Fear of Obama's socialist marxists fascist plot to support the union gangster thugs
As always, Obama's fans are penny wise and pound foolish just as David Axlerod says "By a huge majority, Americans support the measure that the United States Senate will consider as the way to pay for the American Jobs Act so that it won't add one dime to our nation's deficit." Yeah, we've all heard that before; Obamacare will decrease healthcare costs, etc. with too many etc. etc. to have any belief in anything Obama or Axlerod have to say. We certainly all know the three biggest lies and that one of them is I'm from the government and I'm here to help you.
Ken didn't respond to the previous poster, just said something different.
Teabagger -- oh, never mind.
Steve, how about some detail to back your assertions?
Govt has always played a role in economies and always will - maybe not a central planning role but it still needs to be involved. I've never understood anti-govt agitation in this country - it's more whining than real policy disagreement.
The Obama administration has wasted hundreds of billions on its first Keynesian stimulus fiasco and now wants a second helping. This is really a campaign finance bill -not a jobs bill. How so you ask? THe majority of the money goes to state governments to supposedly hire back laid off public employee union members and to infrastructure projects that can only be handled by unions. So in both cases, the unions get some jobs so they can funnel millions back to the Obama reelection campaign.
Want to really spur employment, waive the Davis-Bacon requirements for infrastructure projects and let the other 90% of construction firms (i.e., the non-union ones) compete in a bidding process for the work. The lowered cost of construction will fund many more projects than the overpriced union ones. Think that the Democrats will go for that? NOT A CHANCE since they are bought and paid for by the unions.
So in summary, Obama once again wants to funnel billions to constituency groups (unions) that support his campaign while ignoring the 90% of the workforce that are not unionized. Is there something wrong with this picture?
They called, "Jobs Bills" but actually, it's spending bills. Remember, any spending bills pass in the congress will affect American people. They are managing our money. Do you feel comfortable with it?
Unemployment has been at 9% or higher for two years. Democrats didn't put forward a jobs bill even when they controlled the House. Democrats did however spend trillions shoring up banksters. The delusion that Republicans are obstructionists to national progress seems to be an argument full of holes. If Obama's jobs bill were good public policy, then it seems Democrats have up until now failed to recognize it's merits. Now, however there are votes to get and an ignorant public to dupe. It's once again time for Democrats to pretend they are on the side of the people.
Did that answer your question Author? Or are you in need of further education?
"Democrats didn't put forward a jobs bill even when they controlled the House."
The stimulus bill could certainly be considered a jobs bill, since it saved and created millions of jobs:
Rather than spend more to support public employee and construction unions, and people gaming the employment benefits lotto, lets first use all tax-payer free initiatives like restructuring tax policy, corporate taxes, repatriation of profits, etc.. . . wait and see how they work and then try some of the items that may cost tax payer. Then try them one at a time instead of package to support unions.
Axelrodman is pushing it? I guess that means a) Bill Clinton is too tired or did not get a big enough consulting offer, or b) the other Dem freelance promoter types are all in hiding like the rest of the party.
LOL, you are indeed laughing out loud if you repeat the Obama administration whopper that the first stimulus "created and saved" millions of jobs. What a joke. THey have been shown time and again in there estimates to be stretching the truth and including existing jobs in the total. They wasted hundreds of billions of dollars - all of it borrowed and saddling the next generation with ridiculous debt - and then tried to bamboozle the country into believing that the money was not wasted. Obama has been an incompetent on economic issues. Cannot wait to vote against him next November...and yes, i was foolish enough to have voted for him last time because I believed his rhetoric and wanted to world to see that America was not racist and could elect a black man. Well, we showed the world and now we need someone who actually knows what he is doing....
1:13 sorry laughing person but you had to drift back to 2009 to get that fluff piece. Obama BORROWED $787 billion for something he called stimulus. It didn't stimulate. It didn't even get us back to 2000 payroll levels of 132.5 million jobs. Bush, on the other hand did manage to recover from the 2002 recession and created 8 million jobs without borrowing $787 billion for a stimulus bill. So far Obama's efforts have been pathetic. Obama has created mounds of debt with nothing to show for it. The US now has 131.3 million jobs. Bush's record peaked at 138 million jobs in December 08. So did Bush overstimulate the economy or did business crash at the mere whiff of Democrat mismanagement? Never mind, I forgot who I was talking to.
If you say the borrowed $787 billion was a jobs bill, then why didn't it create more jobs than was naturally created in 2003 without "stimulus". I'll tell you why, the borrowed $787 billion was a giveaway program. It indebted those who actually create jobs and gave it to those who do not. It was NOT a jobs bill. It was an ANTI-jobs bill. And now Obama wants half a trillion dollars for more of the same?
Democrats have yet to come up with a jobs bill. I don't think they even know were jobs come from. So tell me laughing person, have you ever had to make a payroll? I have. Have you ever paid more than $50,000 in personal Federal income tax for any year of your life? I have. Do you know where jobs really come from? I do.
it is spin city all day long. i don't believe this administration has answered a single question - ever. when asked a question, they simply let loose the talking points of the day. they must all get the same email with the same bullet points that the white house wants parroted - and parrot they do, even if they look like complete idiots doing so. no one is listening anyway. the democrats are singularly lucky in that the majority of people never understand the words coming out of their mouths, never realize that there is no correlation between the question and the answer, never admit that they are being lied to day in day out. and evidently they do not care, else this president would be impeached and so would his entire lying staff.
Ken, Bush borrowed instead for a war, ie, applying his money to destruction abroad rather than saving it for the home front. How cynical and forgetful can a redneck be?
JB please look on the government website and see how many new regulations are coming down the pike and what they are going to cost taxpayers and small businesses. You say taxes and regulations have been the same as they have been for years. Not so. Have you looked through Obamacare and realized what this is going to cost small business and what it is going to do to our healthcare system as we know it? and why if it is so darn good, did Obama give waivers to the unions and so many large businesses including McDonald's? Also, ever thought why it takes so long for a road to be built - could be the EPA, red tape and regulations. Remember the first stimulus - I think I heard Obama say that they were really no shovel ready jobs, but he would like to do it again with this new "jobs bill" One more note: Want to create jobs? What did the DOJ do to AT&T to squash its plans to acquire T-Mobile. Talk about killing the new jobs that would have been created. Get off the talking points and do your homework. Talk to some job creators and small business owners. See what regulations are doing to them and then read up on the new regulations being proposed.
I would love to go a couple of rounds with axelrod, that little twat.
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"Ken, Bush borrowed instead for a war, ie, applying his money to destruction abroad rather than saving it for the home front. How cynical and forgetful can a redneck be?"
Obama shuffled the pieces around a bit. He moved soldiers from Iraq to Afghanistan. He started up a third front in Libya. He kept the Bush tax rates (because it was good for the economy) AND he borrowed more money than Bush for "destruction abroad rather than saving it for the home front"..... pfft go figure. So I guess you are telling me that Obama is forgetful, cynical and a redneck? Or are you trying to insult me for telling you what you should already know? Obama is Dubya.
You left-wingers are like puppies chasing your tails. You just go around and around. I suspect I'll have to explain it again in a few minutes because you forgot it all ... again.
Why would you waste the paper, or the onlinespace for the Obama waterboy to get his drivel before the public. No one pays any attention to him any more, not even the Dems--the world is interested in winners, not losers.
Ken, Obama is taking us out of Iraq, where we never should have been. Talk about a money pit. Afghanistan is getting the resources it needs, hopefully. Remember "stay the course"? Obama borrowed more $$ than W for wars? Please. You shouldn't complain about Libya if you were all over Iraq; it's both or neither, given that the ends will be similar and the distinction will be the exponential cost difference. As for Obama "being" Bush, we'll have to add lies and arrogance to an illegal invasion, a terror attack, giveaways to Obama corporate cronies, Biden in charge, alienation of allies, decimation of American diplomatic prestige... you get the picture. Try as I might, when I picture Obama I just can't picture Bush.
Every time I read yet another Republican plan to help job creation and the economy- dozens of 'em now- I can easily hold my breath awaiting the (very tired) inexplicable Bumper Sticker from the Loopy Left that screeches "Party of No", and they repeat the mantra "Repubs have no plans, ommm".
Question: if the day ever dawns when the Repubs do NOT actually have plans and proposals, offers and counteroffers out on "the table" (as they DO now) what will the Bumper Sticker du jour then be? Logically we should expect the Line to be "Repubs offer plans", since as we can see, clearly now, most of what the Left says is the stark opposite of the truth. (For proof of that one need only review Obama's campaign speeches.)
What a major coup, Ms. Lee! How did you ever break this story? You reprint a memo and you get paid for it. This could be a major job creation breakthrough.
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Use 1 package of dry Italian dressing, 3 cups of salad oil, a quarter cup of vinegar, a quarter cup of whorstershire,a dash of tabasco, a full cup of white wine, an entire peeled onion, half a bulb of peeled garlic, 2 raw eggs, 2 table spoons of peppercorns, and a slice of brie cheese.
Sitck of all it into your blender and hold the lid down tight.
Run it a high speed util it all creams.
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Thanks for the support. I'll keep it within your limits so nobody gets annoyed!
If you want to edit it out, that's ok. I grew up as a third generation purveyor of fruits and vegetables and I've got others...
I agree with what JennyA has to say about the newbies. But I am going to have to ask kandace if this recipe can stay on here, since this is a raw vegan website.
So,"its [sic] actually pretty gross." My computer tells me that this recipe was posted four hours ago. Have you tested this recipe in the past four hours? If so, how about ... "I tried out this recipe, and I didn't like it b/c of ,,," Or, if you haven't, how about ... "I'm strictly vegan, so a recipe like this doesn't at all appeal to my culinary sensibilities! But I am aware that not all raw foodists are strictly vegan, so ..." A little respect (esp. for newbies!) goes a long way!
Hey- This recipe is good for people to make their parents because it is high in choline- brain food. My parents would probably love this and need it!
OK, I'm learning.
Abe Lincoln coined it right when he said you can please some of the people some of the time, but not all of the people all of the time.
I'm not 100% raw with this one. I'll make sure the gespacho post is!
this doesnt sound tasty at all. its actually pretty gross.
Hi alaskan. I wouldn't really consider this a raw recipe as most people here are vegan but it may be ok for someone who is transitioning and won't eat raw dressing or vegetables otherwise.
There are so many processed foods in this recipe, and while it sounds tasty, it isn't especially raw or healthy.
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Hershey Says Mars Dove Peanut Butter Bars Copy Reese's
Hershey Co., the maker of Reese's candies, said Mars Inc.'s Dove peanut butter and chocolate bars copy its packaging, while Mars sought a court ruling that it isn't infringing Hershey's trademarks.
Mars used an orange background for its Dove confection that was already trademarked for Reese's Peanut Butter Cups and Reese's Pieces, Hershey said in a lawsuit filed yesterday in federal court in Pennsylvania.
The use of the colors is an attempt to "trade on Hershey's goodwill and to confuse consumers as to the origin, source or sponsorship of defendant's product," the Hershey, Pennsylvania-based company said in its complaint.
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2010 Toyota Camry • 18,150 miles
Bought used 2 months ago. Engine warm, just driving on side street or freway, push some on gas pedal not hard, nothing there. Seems engine died but then it catches on and away I go. It is now gettin more frequent and for a longer period. Tonight I drove approx. 30 miles and it hesitated 8 times. Three times I thought it wasn't going to start again. On one long hesitation on the freway I stomped on the pedal 2-3 times and then it caught and jerked me forward. Had car mto dealer for problem. Their diagnoses was a loose battery cable if you can believe that. I'm no mechanic but I knew that wasn't the problem. I afraid its going to do this and not get moving again. Any thoughts? Still under warranty. Know any good toyota dealers?
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It very well could have been a loose battery cable. The battery is the key component in helping the voltage regulator maintain safe system voltage. Computers hate incorrect voltages and will do weird things or stop working completely. To add to the misery, your car likely has the very dangerous "throttle-by-wire" system that put Toyota in the news a few years ago and that involves replacing the uncommonly reliable throttle cable with sensors and another computer. When the problems develop, I'd rather have the engine slow down than speed up unexpectedly. It sounds like they have it designed much better than Volkswagen. Problems with theirs usually requires a tow to the dealership and a really big repair bill, even from simply disconnecting the battery to replace it.
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It won't come as a great shock to discover that according to Lloyds Bank research, the most expensive residential streets in England and Wales are in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, with Egerton Crescent – home to maney large Grade II listed Georgian properties – the costliest address for the second year running (average property price, £7,369,000).
Six of the ten most expensive streets are in the same borough including Cadogan Square (£5,746,000), Prince Consort Road (£5,499,000), Drayton Gardens (£5,234,000) and Eaton Square (£5,042,000). Outside central London, the capital's costliest addresses are The Bishops Avenue in Hampstead (£6,203,000) and Parkside in Merton (£5,212,000).
Outside London, most of the dearest streets away from the capital are mainly in the Home Counties, especially Surrey. Properties on Spicers Field in Oxshott in Surrey have an average price of £3,500,000, the highest outside London followed by Leys Road also in Oxshott (£3,436,000), Icklingham Road (£3,264,000) and Harebell Hill (£3,080,000), both in the Surrey village of Cobham.
The top 50 most expensive addresses are all in southern England. Apart from those in Surrey, they include Loom Lane in Radlett, Hertfordshire, (£2,586,000), Philippines Shaw in Sevenoaks (£2,499,000), Western Avenue in Poole (£2,427,000) and Nuns Walk in Virginia Water (£2,345,000).
Outside southern England the most expensive street is Withinlee Road in Macclesfield with an average property price of £1,871,000, followed by Ridgeway in Charnwood in Leicestershire where the average house price is £1,671,000. Other expensive street addresses include The Thorsway in the Wirral (£1,584,000), East Downs Road in Altrincham (£1,361,000), Rutland Drive in Harrogate (£1,152,000), Torkington Road in Wilmslow (£1,143,000) and Graham Park Road in Newcastle (£1,126,000).
The figures also revealed that:
* Eight of the 10 most expensive streets in East Anglia are in Cambridge
* The most expensive street in the East Midlands is The Ridgeway in Leicester with an average price of £1,671,000
* Six of the ten most expensive streets in the North East are in Newcastle, particularly in Gosforth and Ponteland
* The most expensive street in the North West is Withinlee Road in Macclesfield, popular among Premier League football players
* Seven of the 10 most expensive streets in the South East are in Surrey.
* In the South West most of the dearest addresses are along the south coast – with five of the ten most expensive streets in Poole in Dorset
* The most expensive streets in the West Midlands are Blue Lake Road in Solihull (£1,039,000) followed by Church Street in Broadway (£1,038,000) and Quarry Park Road in Stourbridge (£921,000).
* Seven of the ten most expensive streets in Yorkshire and the Humber are in the area that makes up the "Golden Triangle" between Harrogate, Wetherby and north Leeds.
* The most expensive street in Wales is Gannock Park in Conwy with an average house price of £655,000
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Yet she stepped into the bitter ice and began wading out towards the floating debris of the ghost ship.
Darkness descended and night commenced its brief reign on the earth. The stars blinked into existence and shone distantly through the dense cloud cover and a colossal white orb rose out of the horizon, parting the clouds in its wake as it swiftly moved through the dark sky casting eerie light across the grey sand and haunting shadows along the glistening water. The moon should not have been that big and mesmerising. It was beautiful, yet somehow it was even more oppressive and terrifying than the dismal grey.
The temperature dropped from cold to freezing. The whole change to night was almost instantaneous.
She should have hesitated but she didn't. She kept wading through the gentile tides of the salty liquid. The water rose up to her neck- she was only about five metres out. She kicked off from the ground and began clumsily dog paddling out towards the wreckage. She had never been much of a swimmer.
She felt something cold and slimy clutch her leg, it didn't pull her down so she didn't stop, it let go. The Lost Souls were watching her, waiting for her to fail. She was determined to not let them have her.
A large door that had come out of the explosion almost intact floated towards her. She leapt at it and awkwardly pulled herself onto it. Another piece of debris steadily made its way towards her, it was a long piece of wood; to Kisara it was an ore. She started paddling her makeshift raft and soon she was surrounded by the floating and sinking remains of the great ghost ship and the pale haunting face of the Lost Souls. But there was no sign of Lucas.
"Lucas?!!" she called out but there was no response.
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Blockbuster fines have become a trademark of European Commission abuse of dominance cases. Intel's EUR 1 billion fine is currently under appeal, and just a few months ago the General Court largely upheld the EUR 800 million fine imposed on Microsoft for its failure to comply with the licensing remedy in the initial Commission decision, which "supplemented" the EUR 450 million fine imposed in 2004.
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Ok everyone fess up, when did you start waddling?
Me, only this past week, I have asked my DH to point it out if I ever start so I could correct it, and I usually do.He pointed it out the other night while taking a walk, and for the first time I did not give a flying fart in space I was waddling, I actually said something to the point, of It's the only way I am comfortable walking anymore!"
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Right, so downloaded BenderMame last night and I still cant get it to work... Stuck it in the emulators folder rebooted, then went into it to see if it was fine, it loaded up so I went to dash and started up FlashFXP and zipped a Wrestling game and Ftp'd it over to Mame Roms folder. Then I went into mameox and there was no roms, so I went into options and it said the directory for my roms were d:/roms but the D drive is my DVDrom drive. So i tried to change it to the right directory I had my rom in and it still didnt come up then I tried putting it in several other folders to see if it would work but it wouldnt.
So does any1 know where the right place is you put them? And is there a ini file that I can edit??? I looked but couldnt find one
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