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"He thinks he's invincible now. He's not invincible."
Chuck Liddell is on top of the world right now. He's in full mount position on top of his vocation, and his visibility, and approval ratings, are massive.
But Quinton "Rampage" Jackson has seen Liddell on the other side, on his back, being battered, absorbing a sickening level of punishment. Rampage was the deliverer of the beating, Liddell's last loss, and that was from another era. That was back on Nov. 9, 2003.
Ordinarily, a fighter coming up to a rematch with a person who whupped them will be in a state of mental flux. Even if they are on a superlative win-streak, even if their skills have blossomed since the loss, in the back recesses of their brain, there is the nagging thought: this dude has my number.
This guy knows how to beat me.
But Liddell is known for being the MMA avenger of defeats, as he's turned the tables on conquerors Randy Couture and Jeremy Horn.
Rampage, though, vows that Liddell won't turn the proverbial table on him. The born again battler, who wears a tattoo that says "Rampage God's Street Soldier," vows that it will be more of the same come Saturday in Vegas for Liddell.
"Chuck has confidence," Rampage told TSS. "He thinks he can do anything he wants. He thinks he's invincible. He's not invincible."
Prediction, please, Rampage...
"I'm feeling real confident," says the 28-year-old who lives in Orange County, California. "Chuck may be going down in the third."
I asked Jackson for his recollection of the 2003 victory in Japan, and his reply was unexpected.
"I beat Chuck? I thought he beat me. I had two fights that night...his corner threw in the towel? I took some punishment that night..."
I'm presuming Jackson was goofing a bit, as on other occasions he has better recall of the ground 'n pound ending. Regardless, he says that in the present day, he has grown as an artist, while Liddell, to him, has stayed stagnant.
"I got better as a fighter," he says. "My footwork, my punching has gotten better. He looks the same to me."
Jackson's mental state, he says, should be solid, as he is working to repair relations with his wife, after the two separated. He is serene, he says, and holds no personal animus towards Liddell.
"It's not personal, there's no dislike," he says. "I don't care about him being on the magazine cover of ESPN. Nobody knows who I am, he deserves all that stuff."
SPEEDBAG Jackson has four kids, "four beautiful kids," he makes certain to mention.
He has three boys, two of whom have been graced with the middle name Rampage. His middle son, who Jackson says will be in his custody soon, will also be given the same middle name. Oh, and his dog is named Rampage, too, for the record.
Why not name 'em all the first-name Rampage, like George Foreman, who named his sons George? Jackson agreed with me that course might be a bit too egotistical.
--The nickname Rampage was given to Quinton at age 8, by his cousin. The reason? He had a ferocious temper. "It was the worst temper on earth," he said. Now, Jackson says, there is no room for temper tantrums, inside the ring, or out.
---thanks to Jim Byrne, for setting up this interview
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Paris Picks | The Best Restaurants and Bakeries
The following picks stood out as the best of the best, the places I'll remember and revisit. They range in type and price, so there should be something for everyone. In no particular order:
1. Au Bon Coin21,rue de la Collegial, 5th Arrondissement, Paris
This is just the kind of bistro every tourists hopes to find in Paris: Out-of-the way (and therefore affordable), accessible, and serving classic French food with enough of a twist to surprise. Chef Emmanuel Chanois pairs foie gras terrine with toasted brioche and gingerbread sauce and does a beautiful sea bass with risotto so creamy it's like a savory rice pudding.
It's located deep in the 5th Arrondissement, away from any of the usual attractions, so the crowd is mostly local. A three-course dinner costs just €29. Wines are extra, but they, too, are reasonably priced.
17 rue de Beaujolais, 1st Arrondissement, Paris
Napoleon and Josephine dined here. So did Victor Hugo, Colette, Jean-Paul Sartre and Julia Child. Le Grand Véfour, which opened in 1784, is more than just old, it's historic, one of the first real Restaurants—of the form we recognize today—to come out of the foment of pre-Revolutionary Paris, and the only one still in operation. It still commands the same corner of Palais Royal. The booths are still lined in velvet and the walls lined with boiserie and mirrors and neoclassical paintings of flowers and game. Guy Martin is the chef—Boston diners may know him from his impressive but ill-fated restaurant Sensing, which opened in the North End in 2009 and closed in 2011—and a meal here was something I've looked forward to for many years. I went for lunch—the prices here are exorbitant, but the lunchtime set menu for 98€ is at least slightly less painful (I went alone)—and now I can say I've finally experienced the sort of rarefied French dining where the food looks like art and you're attended to by a team of highly specialized servers in suits, some to serve wine, others to deliver plates on heavy silver trays, others to explain cheese.
I didn't recognize any of the other people in the dining room, but I had no doubt they were leaders of government and industry and therefore was reluctant to snap many photos. I did grab this one of the little pastries, called mignardises, that they serve after dessert, which itself comes after the little salade of dragon fruit and violet gelée topped with sorbet and before the gateau de Savoie and little chocolates.
All told the experience was completely decadent, heartily intimidating, and I'll never forget it.
1 rue Maitre Albert, 5th Arrondissement, Paris
This informal rotisserie restaurant by Guy Savoy was down the street from our apartment rental and serves a fine roast chicken. But it was the the chocolate dessert with praline, cacao sorbet, and chicory custard sauce (11€) that I remember so sweetly.
4. Eclairs at Carl Marletti
51 rue Censier, 5th Arrondissement, Paris
I don't have an photos because the eclairs never lasted long enough to snap, but as a good friend who lives in Paris off and on puts it, "Once you have one of these, you won't want to bother having another eclair again." My favorite flavor was caramel, which tasted of salted butter, but there's also chocolate, vanilla, coffee, and seasonal flavors like strawberry and passion fruit.
5. Berthillon
31 rue Saint-Louis-en-l'Ile, 4th Arrondissement, Paris
This legendary glacerie is a tourist haunt that is really worth the hype, and the time spent in line. They simply make the creamiest ice cream with the most intense flavors and everything else seems bland in comparison. Don't miss the caramel au buerre salé, or you can try the foie gras, cannelle, lavender, Earl Grey, or nougat flavors.
14 rue Monge, 5th Arrondissement, Paris
This artisan bakery makes wonderful breads, croissants, pain au chocolat, broiche, and, my favorite, a perfect pain aux raisins with plump raisins and creamy custard.
48 Rue de Verneuil, 7th Arrondissement, Paris
Located just a few blocks from the Musée d'Orsay, this charming bistro was an accidental find, and makes a wonderful spot to grab lunch or dinner on either side of a museum visit. The restaurant is very much in the tradition of the neo-bistro, a small place owned by a chef with expert training and an entrepreneurial streak. In the case of La Bonne Excuse, the chef is José Cabado, who trained at Pavillon des Princes, and whose food is technically precise, but also full of warmth. The menu (dinner entrees start at €24) changes often, so I can only tell you that the pork with green beans and preserved lemon, the langoustines, and the monkfish medallions were all beautiful. The apple tart is one of the few recurring menu items, and shouldn't be missed.


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The Cincinnati Bengals trimmed their roster Friday from 75 to 71 after Thursday's preseason finale and among the cuts was running back BenJarvus Green-Ellis.
Green-Ellis was joined by third string quarterback Tyler Wilson, defensive tackle LaKendrick Ross, and linebacker Brandon Joiner. Green-Ellis was a 1,000 rusher in his first season with the Bengals, but a pass happy offensive and the development of rookie Giovani Bernard cut into his carries as he finished with 756 yards and seven touchdowns last season. He became expendable when the Bengals drafted Jeremy Hill in the second round out of LSU. Hill, much like "the Law Firm," is a power back that compliments the athleticism of Bernard.
Wilson had his chance to shine in the second half of the Bengals preseason matchup with the Colts, but it was unlikely no matter how well he played that he was going to surpass Jason Campbell for the number two spot. Ross was a relatively unpolished lineman that came to the Bengals as a space taker at a robust 365 lbs. Joiner originally signed with the Bengals in 2012 after playing at Arkansas State, but was sentenced to three years in prison for a crime committed while playing at Texas A&M in 2007.
Cincinnati will now have to until 4:00 P.M. on Saturday to cut its roster down from 71 to the league mandated 53-man roster.


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Do you know what a pork rind is? (It's the skin of a pig that can be roasted or fried and combined with fat to create a tasty snack). Did you know that Ohio holds a festival annually to honor the mighty pork rind? Well, now you do and if you happen to be a fan of the food then you might want to check out the 26th annual Pork Rind Heritage Festival being held in Harrod, Ohio on Friday, June 13 and Saturday, June 14.
Pork Rind Heritage Festival Presented by the city of Harrod and Rudolph Foods Company, the Pork Rind Heritage Festival will give visitors a chance to learn how many tasty ways a pork rind can be prepared, eat freshly popped pork rinds and even enjoy a hog roast.
Interesting Fact About Pork Rinds To prepare pork rinds as a snack, they are first rendered and dried and then fried and puffed.
Attractions at the Pork Rind Heritage Festival include a Vietnam Helicopter and Tank on display, a 1905 Shay engine, a wood chainsaw carver giving demonstrations, a Weird Wild Animal Show a Princess pageant and a kiddie tractor pull. There will also be a a Cruise-In Car Show on Saturday (1 p.m.- 4 p.m.).
Activities include corn hole, a photo booth and mechanical bull rides.
The big Pork Rind Festival Parade will take place on Saturday, June 14 starting at noon.
The Festival will also feature lots of free musical entertainment including a concert by Clark Manson & Band (Country) on Friday evening and a concert by Brother Believe Me (Rock 'N Roll) on Saturday evening.
Be sure to check out the Chili Cook-Off on Friday night and you can attend an All-You- Can Eat Pancake and Sausage Breakfast on Saturday morning for $7 per person.
In addition to pork rinds, other food available at the Festival include tenderloins, BBQ pork and chicken, ice cream and kettle corn. There will also be a Beer Garden for adults.
Hours for the Pork Rind Heritage Festival are 5 p.m. - 11 p.m. on Friday and 11 a.m. - 11 p.m. on Saturday. Admission is free and parking is free.
For more information about the Pork Rind Heritage Festival call 419-648-5091 or get online at www.auglaizetownshiphistoricalsociety.com.
The Pork Rind Heritage Festival takes place in downtown Harrod, Ohio. Harrod is 167 miles from Cleveland and it is approximately a 2 hour, 50 minute drive.


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As we all know, the Duels of the Planeswalkers video games are a good source of spoilers for the new cards in the upcoming core sets on which they are based. With Duels of the Planeswalkers 2015 just having been officially announced yesterday, we've already got a peek at the cards of Magic 2015. MTGSalvation.com Rumor Mill user calculon managed to pick out a common black beater with a self-milling triggered ability from the screenshots.
Necromancer's Assistant 2B
Creature - Zombie (Common)
When Necromancer's Assistant enters the battlefield, put the top three cards of your library into your graveyard.
Zombies and necromancers agree, easy access to brains is preferred.
A utility creature with a solid aggressive body like this one is a great way to support and introduce a theme in Limited. This is almost the same ability as Armored Skaab has, and blue and black had self-mill aspects in Innistrad, so this definitely feels like a reference to the Gothic-horror plane, especially with the lab assistant flavor. Many rumor community members have considered this a possible sign of a card for Gisa and Geralf, the feuding siblings from Innistrad lore one of whom is a traditional ritual necromancer and the other of whom is a "stitcher" alchemist.
What do you think of this Zombie and the mill and recursion themes it suggests for Magic 2015? Let me know in the comments.


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Postgame Quotes
Arizona Women's Basketball vs. Washington State
January 7, 2010
Friel Court - Pullman, Wash.
Arizona head coach Niya Butts
On importance of first Pac-10 win:
"This is a huge win for us. Our group fought so hard. In our first two conference games, we fell short, but we didn't want to come up here and let one get away on the road. I just want to commend our group for fighting back."
On importance of offensive balance:
"It was important having other people step up. I think having Ify (Ibekwe) step up big in the second half and having Tasha (Dickey) come off the bench was huge in the first half. Not having Reiko Thomas available to play was certainly a problem for us, but Tasha stepped up big. She was 3-for-3 (from the field) and she ran the floor really well. Having Brooke (Jackson) step up in the end and hitting some free throws was huge for us."
On ability to make a quick start to the game:
"I think we were just tired of starting slow. We really emphasized that today at shootaround that we had to get off to a better start. I challenged them to come out in the first four minutes and play tough and they did."


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Hi. I have a question in regards to BJJ takedowns. Is it expected (in class, open mat, etc.) that you start off holding each other's gi's? Or can you just shoot in for a double leg without ever holding your opponents gi or him holding yours?
Is this allowed in tournaments as well?
Also, any suggestions on techniques when you both start on your knees?
I really find it annoying when people try techniques immediately while
on the knees. I feel that you should immediately pull each other into
a guard or side-mount, etc. which is more common in a fight where you
both would have started standing up. Nobody fights each other with both guys on their knees.


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Senior outside linebacker Cliff Perryman forced his first career fumble and booked four tackles versus South Carolina last Saturday.
Sept. 7, 2011
|East Carolina Game 2: Virginia Tech
|Saturday, September 10
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GREENVILLE, N.C. - East Carolina will begin its 2011 home schedule when it welcomes Virginia Tech to Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Saturday for a 3:30 p.m. non-conference contest. The Pirates will try to even their record at 1-1 after suffering a disappointing 56-37 season-opening setback against No. 12 South Carolina inside Charlotte's Bank of America Stadium last week.
The battle against the Hokies also represents the second of three matchups against automatic-qualifying Bowl Championship Series (BCS) members in 2011 for ECU, which follows with an in-state rivalry clash against the North Carolina Tar Heels (Oct. 1), also in Greenville.
The Pirates Against The Hokies
Virginia Tech leads 11-5 ... After the Hokies opened the series with a 37-2 win in 1956, the two programs observed a 31-year hiatus before meeting on an annual basis for eight seasons beginning in 1987 ... After ECU won four of the first seven matchups, Virginia Tech rolled off six straight before the Pirates snapped the streak by upsetting the Hokies 27-22 in Charlotte in 2008 ... Virginia Tech has won four of six in Greenville and seven of nine in Blacksburg.
The Last Meeting
Virginia Tech 49, East Carolina 27
Sept. 18, 2010 @Lane Stadium, Blacksburg, Va.
Reserve tailbacks Darren Evans and David Wilson keyed a 173-yard second half rushing attack that sparked a run of 28 unanswered points to help Virginia Tech pull away for a 49-27 non-conference triumph over East Carolina ... The Pirates racked up 278 total yards and scored on five of their first six possessions in the initial 30 minutes before the Hokies' defense turned up the heat by limiting ECU to just 83 yards in the final two periods ... East Carolina was in good position to maintain its momentum after recovering a Hokie fumble to start the third quarter and enjoyed a first-and-10 call at the VT 13-yard line, but three penalties backed the Pirates up to the 43 before having to settle for a field goal ... The Hokies answered with touchdowns on their next three offensive possessions and added a 68-yard interception return by Rashad Carmichael to put the game away ... Wilson's first scoring run, from three yards out with 4:34 remaining in the third quarter, gave Virginia Tech a 28-27 edge and erased ECU's last lead ... Pirate QB Dominique Davis completed 19-of-25 passes for 188 yards in the first half before being held to only 63 yards with a pair of interceptions in the second.
Ruffin McNeill Vs. Virginia Tech
Despite his long coaching career, Ruffin McNeillhas only faced Virginia Tech four times prior to Saturday's matchup - twice as a member of the ECU coaching staff, once as a head coach (2010):
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East Carolina Against The Atlantic Coast Conference
East Carolina has compiled an all-time record of 29-66-1 (.307) against current members of the Atlantic Coast Conference ... In addition to a 5-11 mark against Virginia Tech, the Pirates own an 11-16 ledger against N.C. State, 5-5 vs. Duke, 2-1 vs. Virginia, 2-6 vs. Wake Forest, 2-9 vs. Miami, 2-10-1 vs. North Carolina, 0-7 vs. Florida State and 0-1 vs. Maryland ... The Pirates have dropped seven of the last eight (since 2008) after capturing five wins in eight contests the previous three years ... ECU's 33-27 overtime decision against N.C. State last Oct. 16 halted a six-game slide, which included earlier 2010 setbacks to Virginia Tech and North Carolina.
At Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium - 4-2 In 2010
East Carolina's all-time record at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium is 159-81-1 (.662) ... The Pirates opened the facility on Sept. 21, 1963, with a 20-10 win over Brian Piccolo and the Wake Forest Demon Deacons in front of 17,000 fans ... Before a 4-2 mark in 2010 (wins against Tulsa, Memphis, N.C. State, Marshall; losses to Navy, SMU), ECU also won a combined 10 of 12 home matchups in 2009 (6-1) and 2008 (4-1) ... ECU has turned in 36 winning seasons at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, including 13 "perfect" ledgers (the last in 1995/5-0).
Ruff At The `Fick: 26-5
McNeill enjoyed a stellar four-year playing career with the Pirates and later came back for a one-season coaching stint in 1992 ... He experienced success playing and coaching at what was then called Ficklen Stadium (now Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium), rolling up a combined 26-5 record (18-1 mark as a player, which included a 10-game win streak to close his career; 4-2 as an assistant coach and 4-2 as a head coach).
Home Openers
The Pirates are 45-29-1 (.607) in home openers since East Carolina started its football program back in 1932 ... A closer look at the last six:
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Staying In The East ... Carolina
Lumberton native and East Carolina alumnus Ruffin McNeill's return to Greenville has only enhanced the Pirates' recruiting presence in the state of North Carolina ... Of ECU's 112-man preseason roster, nearly 65 percent joined the Pirate program after playing their prep careers in N.C. ... A total of 71 rostered players are residents of the Tar Heel State, many coming from eastern half of the state ... In fact, the ECU program was built and has thrived on local talent on and east of the I-95 corridor - a closer look at current active NFL players from "Down East" - WR Terrance Copper (Kansas City Chiefs) - Washington, N.C.; FB Vonta Leach (Baltimore Ravens) - Rowland, N.C.; OL Willie Smith (Washington Redskins) - Kenly, N.C.; OL Guy Whimper (Jacksonville Jaguars) - Havelock, N.C.; DE C.J. Wilson (Green Bay Packers) - Belhaven, N.C.
Ten First-Time Starters ... Again
Similar to the Ruffin McNeill's initial year at the helm in 2010, the Pirates featured 10 first-time starters in the opener against South Carolina Saturday - six on the offensive side of the ball (IWR Danny Webster, LT Jordan Davis, LG Adhem Elsawi, RG Will Simmons, RB Reggie Bullock, IWR Justin Hardy) and four on defense (OLB Chris Baker, ILB Daniel Drake, ILB Jeremy Grove and CB Leonard Paulk) ... After the initial 10 opened the campaign in 2010, a total of 14 more followed throughout the course of the season - a stark contrast to the entire `09 campaign when only eight Pirates made their initial start.
Analyzing The Starters By Class
Included in the list of starters against South Carolina were three freshmen (IWR Danny Webster, IWR Justin Hardy and ILB Jeremy Grove), seven sophomores (LT Jeremy Davis, LG Adhem Elsawi, RG Will Simmons, RT Grant Harner, DE Derrell Johnson, DE Matt Milner, FS Damon Magazu), seven juniors (RB Reggie Bullock, OWR Andrew Bodenheimer, NG Michael Brooks, OLB Chris Baker, ILB Daniel Drake, OLB Marke Powell, CB Leonard Paulk) and five seniors (OWR Lance Lewis, C Doug Polochak, QB Dominique Davis, CB Derek Blacknall, SS Bradley Jacobs).
The Good, Bad And Ugly
ECU was on the wrong side of the turnover battle (-1/5-4) against South Carolina and, not surprisingly, lost the game ... In nine of the last 10 contests during which the Pirates have committed more turnovers than forced, they have suffered a defeat (lone win was a 44-43 triumph at Southern Miss last Oct. 9) ... When the Pirate defense forced a fumble on the Gamecocks' opening drive, it marked the ninth-straight contest which ECU forced a turnover ... In all, East Carolina recovered four South Carolina fumbles - most since TCU coughed it up five times on Nov. 23, 2002 ... Of their four pick-ups, the Pirates converted three into scores (two TDs, one FG) after only cashing in 54.4 percent of their TOs a year ago ... On the other hand, with its four lost fumbles, ECU has now surrendered six ground giveaways in the last three games.
More Good News, Bad News
South Carolina's 131 passing yards were the fewest surrendered by the Pirates to a non-option team since allowing 127 to Marshall on Oct. 3, 2009 ... On the flipside, the Gamecocks' 220 rushing yards and five ground scores against East Carolina pushed the total to 1,694 and 28 over the last six games - an average of 282.3 yards and 4.7 TDs per contest.
Trying To Catch A Break
Costly injuries were part of the reason for ECU's defensive struggles last season ... Sophomore OLB Justin Dixon, junior OLB Marke Powell and junior NG Michael Brooks all missed from five to eight games a year ago, but returned to fall camp at full health and helped bolster a unit that surrendered nearly 130 yards below its average of a year ago (351/478.8) Saturday against South Carolina ... It marked a break for a unit that lost two highly-regarded JC transfers for the season before ECU even boarded a bus to Charlotte - NG Leroy Vick (knee/spring), DE John Lattimore (heel/Aug. 19).


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Fair Game
Sunday, November 21, 2010
By Claire
Wow. What a film. It is based on the true story of Valerie Plame Wilson, the covert CIA agent who was outed in an article about her husband, Joe Wilson. The movie is a mix of politics and behind the scenes CIA, including a look at the life of a CIA agent's family and her friendships. The real news clips from the media story interspersed throughout the film is a cool touch.


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Sleek, classy styling. Smooth sound quality. Plenty of robust bass output even without a separate subwoofer. Impressive imaging for a soundbar. Cool proximity sensor activates the display. Includes HDMI, optical, and analog inputs. Flexible HDMI routing with on-screen menu.
Extremely expensive. Chesty midrange sound is a little unnatural. No wireless streaming. Poor remote. Uninformative display.
Bottom Line
The high-end Bowers & Wilkins Panorama 2 soundbar delivers powerful audio to space-challenged TV and movie enthusiasts, but it also has a few significant flaws.
Bowers & Wilkins Panorama 2
|Type: Home Theater, Soundbar
|Channels: 5.1
|Separate subwoofer: No
|Wireless Remote Control: Yes
|Power Rating (Left and Right, Each): 25 watts RMS per channel
|Power Rating (Center Unit): 25 watts RMS
|Power Rating (Left and Right Rear Satellites, Each): 25 watts RMS
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Fans of Danity Kane have been filled with uncertainty all week after reports surfaced from both TMZ and PopWrapped that there was an all-out brawl between members of the all-girl group. Danity Kane has been attempting to make a valiant comeback ever since the group stormed the music world back in 2005.
The group released the song "Lemonade" earlier in the summer that left fans hungry for more, however with current circumstances the way they are it appears that Danity Kane is no more. The reports that have come out is there was an altercation between Aubrey O'Day and Dawn Richard while third group member Shannon Bex tried fervently to break up the fight. There are reports that Richard sucker punched O'Day in the head, reports are still unclear as to what exactly happened.
There was a fourth member of the group, Aundrea Fimbres but she pulled out of the group almost immediately after the restoration of the group. It seems like she might have been the glue that kept things together, because ever since she left the group, there has been constant drama.
Aubrey O'Day seems to have made it official that the group is indeed splitting up with this statement, Sadness does not even remotely begin to describe what I feel right now." While group member, Shannon Bex had this to say, "I now must walk away feeling used and manipulated."
There had been reports that at the time of the altercation their album was mostly finished. However, with the way things are now, it seems like this album may never see the light of day.
O'Day has filed a battery report with the police, and they are investigating the incident. This is such unfortunate news for all the Danity Kane fans out there who were beyond excited for their triumphant return.


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NYSE owner sells to rival firm
The company that owns the New York Stock Exchange is being sold to rival American firm Intercontinental Exchange for more than $US8 billion.
Atlanta-based ICE is offering cash and shares for NYSE Euronext, although the deal will need regulatory approval, the BBC reports.
ICE said that it planned to float off the Euronext part of the business, which runs the main stock exchanges in Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam and Lisbon.
If the deal gets the backing of regulators, the combined company would become the world's third-largest exchange group.
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I am currently creating a daemon service and in order to leverage existing service functionality, the startup script sources from /etc/status.
This causes a problem with our service because within the first line, the locale is set to POSIX:
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Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Football 200
Posted by David Kennedy
With respect to CBS, The NFL, and The Dolphins, here's a screen capture - in SD...the game wasn't shown in HD thank god! - from the game.
Its time for a more advanced look at the world of football. Miami had scored to close the gap to within 3. The Browns had moved the ball at the 35, and were showing this formation: its an "I" for the backfield, as the backs are lined up in a line, behind the QB. And there are two receivers and a tight end on the field.
But, what's unique is that the receivers are lined up both on the offense's right, and Kellen Winslow, the tight end, is lined up left, close to the line but standing.
He's in the yellow circle, and his route is shown by the yellow line.
Miami had its "base" defense on the field. There are four down lineman up at the line of scrimmage. There are three linebackers. Joey Porter in the purple circle, and Zach and Channing with the blue lines. The corners are playing up at the line covering the receivers. The safeties are not shown, but I've approximated their positions in blue to the right.
But, schematically, Miami blew this coverage. Miami had the corners in man to man coverage, and I *think* Joey was in man coverage as well. You'll understand why that's an assumption in a moment.
The safeties were playing zone in the area shown deeper on the field. Popularly, this is called a cover 2, because Miami was playing the pass. The safeties won't come up to try and stop the run.
Anderson snaps the ball and drops back. Winslow runs his route, and Joey follows him. The defensive line pass rushes, getting a push into the offensive line. Channing and Zach have two assignments: first, they are to watch the line and if it is a run, come up to make a play. Second, to cover a zone, so that the backs have limited opportunity to make a catch if they come out for a pass.
Although I don't show it, the tailback (the guy right behind the QB) went out for a pass to the left side of the field. He's now Zach's responsibility.
But, this is where I wasn't sure what the story was with Joey. He was covering Winslow very "softly" (ie, away from him) and appeared to stay somewhat close to the 40. It was as if he didn't know his responsibility there, and was thinking about the back as well. It could be he was told to play zone. It could be that he couldn't cover the faster Winslow. It could be that the safety was supposed to cover Winslow at a certain point. I can't say.
But what happened was that Winslow was open on the field and made a nice catch for a first down. The safety did make a nice play and knocked the ball loose. But since Joey (okay no one) wasn't around, a lineman made the recovery.
What was it I heard Cris Carter say the other day "sometimes its not the x's and o's but the Willies and Joes"...
Here was a case where the design was flawed because you had Joey covering someone man to man (or a zone with just one person in it), and at least two players didn't execute.
The Browns went on to score and never looked back.
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Amaretti Cookies
Preheat oven
to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C) and line two baking sheets with parchment
paper. Have ready a pastry bag fitted with a 1/2 inch (1.25 cm) plain tip.
Using Food Processor:
Break the almond paste into small pieces and place in bowl of food processor, with the sugar. Pulse until
the mixture is very fine. Add the egg whites
in three additions, processing well after each addition. Continue
processing the dough until very smooth (about one minute).
Electric Mixer:
Break the almond paste into small pieces and place in bowl of electric
mixer along with the sugar. Mix on low speed until very fine. Add
the egg whites
in three additions, mixing well after each addition. Continue mixing the dough
until very smooth, about 3 to 4 minutes.
the pastry bag with the almond mixture. Pipe 1 1/2 inch (3.75 cm) mounds onto
the parchment paper, spacing about 1 inch (2.5 cm) apart. After you have filled
the baking sheet with cookie mounds, take a damp paper towel and
lightly press the top of each cookie to smooth out the surface (you want to
smooth out the tip of dough at the top of each cookie caused from piping).
Lightly sprinkle a little sugar on top of each cookie.
for 15 minutes, or until the cookies have risen, are a deep golden color and have
tiny cracks. Remove from the oven and place baking pan on a rack to cool. When
cool gently peel cookies from parchment. If they stick to parchment, turn the
paper over, take a damp paper towel and gently wipe the bottom of the parchment
paper to loosen the cookie.
about 40 cookies.
8 ounces
(225 grams) canned almond paste
1 cup (200 grams) superfine or castor
large (60 grams) egg whites
Extra white sugar or Swedish pearl sugar for dusting cookies
Make your own superfine sugar by processing regular granulated white
sugar in your food processor for about 30 seconds or until sugar is
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Election 2012: What a Night!
I almost don't want to go to sleep in case I might be dreaming. I can't think of a more decisive rebuke to the forces of obstructionism, hatred, bigotry, divisiveness, and discrimination.
The most outspokenly pro-LGBT president in American history won re-election, defeating the most unapologetically dishonest candidate in my memory.
For the first time in history, when marriage equality was put up to a popular vote, it WON. THREE TIMES.
The state of Minnesota defeated a marriage discrimination amendment.
Because Wisconsin elected Tammy Baldwin, the upcoming 113th Congress will contain the first openly gay U.S. Senator in history.
Dangerous anti-woman extremists were defeated in several high-profile Senate races across the country.
Michele Bachmann and Allen West are fighting for survival.
And the next Congress will contain a record number of out LGBT members.
I am absolutely speechless. What an exhilarating, thrilling time to be alive. Equality is coming!!


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What do you guys do to conceal in the florida heat? I am in the process of getting my permit, and need to decide. Dan
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What do you guys do to conceal in the florida heat? I am in the process of getting my permit, and need to decide. Dan
Front pocket of cargo pants
P99 strongside Fobus paddle, on loose cargo shorts. Mags in cargo pockets. Loose shirt on top. Sandals.
Been lazy and should pick up a Fletch one of these days.
I just use a long tail shirt wearing it out like the rest of these old geesers. I pack a m-36 on a belt slider or a 1911 IWB. Nobodys ever said anything that I know of.:mrgreen:
The front pocket of my cargo shorts hold my NAA 380 in a Nemesis pocket holster nicely. The outside pouch pocket hides it even more. Don't forget to wear a belt!
Phoenix AZ. MUCHO heat not so much humidity.
Jeans or shorts, tank t-shirt and an IWB with a 4 1/4" 1911.
I can cover it with a T-shirt when wearing a Sky Ops or a USA (both by Galco of course) or a Royal Guar/Summer Comfort/shoulder holster under an open Hawaiian/dickies shirt.
Dont let the weather dictate what gun you wear.
I grew up in south Florida so I know what you are dealing with. You can almost watch the rust form on metal. Keep it clean and well oiled and the Fobus idea sounds good to me. IWB might be a bit swetty.
I live in humid Houston, Texas and I am going with S & W 642 and pocket carry.
Something small and stainless carried in a SmartCarry rig for very deep concealment. Front pocket or IWB for other times.
I carry a Colt Combat Commander in .45 ACP, Satin Nickle finish, in a IWB. All of my shirts are the type that can be worn untucked. As for the heat and persperation.... eh, you get used to it. :smt010
emp under loose shirt owb,g26 ankle holster, p32 frt pocket
P-3AT Right rear/front pocket of anything in an Uncle Mikes #2
XD9SC or XD45 4" IWB with an untucked shirt in anything with a belt...
For the "new to carry" guys... When was the last time you noticed a "suspicious bulge" in another guy's waist band... DIDN'T THINK SO.
People will NOT notice, and in FL??? Hell one in ten guys over 40 are carrying... (almost)
Stick with dark colors and prints... White shirts PRINT.
Easy .......any pocket w/a S&W Ti 38 special.
Never leave home without it.
Since I started this thread, I got my CCW, and carry my 637 in my right front pocket, in a simple pocket holster. I am so used to it now it is like grabbing my wallet. Cant beat these little J frames for concealment. Dan
I bumped up to the 4" XD45 Compact IWB when I'm not in "Mr Ward" attire (shirt and tie). When I'm in the office in a security protected/patroled building, in a high-end neighborhood... it's currently off-body-carry of the same XD45C in my briefcase, under my desk.
When I'm dressed lightly, it's still the Kel-Tec, right rear pocket, or my modified Cargo shorts...
I sewed a line of tan thread from the bottom center of the cargo pocket, up to where the trigger guard meets the grip. Similar stitch up the front edge of the left pocket for a spare mag. PERFECT. $18 shorts. $1.89 thread...
OWB cross drawer holster @11 O'clock loose fitting Hawiaian shirts,I don't have to worry when or if I bend over,easy and fast to draw,with the baggy print shirt it doesn't print at all,I button 3-4 buttons up from bottom and wear a sleeveless T-shirt under,I never had a problem! It's not like the general public is eyeballing you. PS, carry a full size 1911
g27 strongside Fobus paddle, on loose cargo shorts. Mags in cargo pockets. Loose shirt on top.
Also P232 strongside IWB, on loose cargo shorts. Mags in cargo pockets. Loose shirt on top.
I live here in Tampa and weather is getting hot. I carry daily in shorts and a polo shirt...Colt defender in Sparks summer special II. No one has spotted it yet.
A PM9 and DeSantis pocket holster.
That's a tough question - people carry in their front pockets - rear pockets - inside the belt with shirt out - on the belt with shirt out - cross draw with cshirt out - horizontial in small of back with shirt out - fanny pack - man purse - shoulder holster with light jacket or vest - you name and someone does it.
I'd just suggest a light / thin gun, it makes it all so much easier.
any small 9mm or j frame in a pocket holster is always a winner. I also carry a glock 36 in a smart carry. Way I figure, even if it prints.......certain things just look bigger, which is nnever a bad thing.
Beretta nano in a smart carry every day, NEVER spotted. Smartcarry.com
An S&W 642 or 638 in a pocket holster works pretty well in hot weather.
I just got my license last weekend and I have only carried maybe twice. Not really in a situation I feel I need it too often and I know anything can happen anywhere but Im usually around people I trust for the most part or working and not around people at all. Its funny cause Ward had stated in a earlier post how many guys in Florida have you noticed with a buldge in there shirt....he is right i have yet to notice anyone...I really dont check people out too uch for the most part unless it seems a little suspicious. I carried last night to dinner on my hip and I was nervous for these reasons
1. I am 6 foot 5....now here is the screwed up part...I have a long upper body and short legs. I wear a 30 in length on pants so my upper body is very long so shirts dont really fit right. I throw my arms up in the for something or to reach for something it will be visible.
2. All my clothes are not loose fitting bc I never planned on carrying when purchasing in the past.
So now I am wearing my bigger Salt Life and Guy Harvey shirts everywhere to conceal better. Its messed up bc a XL is too smal and a XXL is too damn big. Im trying to figure out other options currently at the moment. Cool thing about work is I wear cargo pants, similar to swat or ems would wear... I throw the ole Ruger in the side pockets you have no idea except for the swaying back and forth of the extra weight but still no one has a clue.


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Building a pedestrian and bicycling trail along Old Evergreen Highway makes sense for two reasons. Such a project would enhance public safety, allowing walkers, joggers and bicyclists (including nearby residents and visitors) to use the main corridor paralleling state Highway 14 and the Columbia River. They could do so without being threatened by ever-increasing traffic that seems to travel at ever-increasing speeds. Second, such a trail would help local exercise enthusiasts enjoy the oldest and one of the most scenic routes in our community.Reaching that goal, though, has been difficult. For more than two decades, residents of the area have struggled to fund the design and construction of what they envision as a 6.5-mile trail from Wintler Park to Southeast 192nd Avenue.
We're glad to report that the Old Evergreen Highway Trail Committee is gaining momentum. In 2010, the committee was awarded a $925,000 federal grant from the Southwest Washington Regional Transportation Council to build a mile or more of trail west from the intersection of Evergreen Highway and Ellsworth Road. Groundbreaking is scheduled for 2013, with completion of the project set for 2015.
More recently, the plan is to raise about $150,000 by the end of the year to pay for engineering work to determine costs for the entire trail. And the committee came up with a great idea to encourage contributions: They say they're considering naming it the Florence B. Wager Trail, to honor the 2009 First Citizen of Clark County and longtime parks/trails activist who died in August at age 84. Wager, known by many as "Flossie," helped promote the Old Evergreen Highway Trail, and naming the trail after her is a fitting tribute. We encourage local residents to consider donating to the trail engineering fund. Visit http://www.oldevergreenhighwaytrail.com and click on "You can help."
To their credit, committee members have not relied on local tax dollars, instead using the federal trails program grant and private contributions to finance their project. For now, they face a bit of a dilemma: Essentially, they need to raise money to determine how much money they need to raise. The engineering work will allow experts to determine what types of infrastructure are needed for the trail that ultimately will stretch from one of Vancouver's oldest neighborhoods — following what was the area's first paved road — to 192nd Avenue, less than a mile from Camas. As Cheri Martin of the Parks Foundation of Clark County recently said in a Columbian story, "It's pretty hard to raise funds unless you know how much you need."
Highlights on the trail ultimately will include the Columbia Springs Environmental Education Center, with its fish hatcheries close to the highway just east of Interstate 205.
Today, negotiating that long stretch from Wintler Park to 192nd by foot or bicycle is dangerous and not recommended. Neighborhood residents would love to have a trail along the highway so they can enjoy the otherwise pastoral settings with massive trees and awe-inspiring views of the Columbia River.
We hope the committee reaches its fundraising goal so that costs can be fully defined and the next steps can be taken in financing the trail. And we salute committee members for considering Florence Wager as the trail's namesake. Flossie would be thrilled at the honor, and she would be more thrilled at the prospect of promoting public safety by building a trail in the area she loved.


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Klongerbo Medals After Playoff Win at Drury Classic
Troy Klongerbo defeated Quincy University's Patrick Higgins in an individual playoff, 3-5, on hole No. 1 at Rivercut Golf Course Tuesday to claim his first career title at the 2012 Drury University Pasta House Classic. Behind their senior leader and Levi Smith, who finished sixth, the University of Sioux Falls men's golf team recorded a 309 to finish third in the team standings with a 615 for the tournament.
Klongerbo provided his insight of the playoff finish. "The tournament director announced there would be a playoff. I took a deep breath and coach Jansa reminded me that this is what we play for, a moment like this," said Klongerbo. " I hit a great drive, followed by a solid wedge. Next thing I knew, I'm was two putting for the win. It was an amazing feeling."
In addition to the individual dramatic finish for medalist honors, the tournament's team race could not have been any closer, as it was decided by one stroke. USF entered today in first place with a two stroke lead over Lindenwood University and a three stroke separation between Quincy in third. However, Lindewood (308-305=613) charged back, firing a 305 Tuesday to cement a one-stroke victory over tournament host Drury (311-303), which took second. The Cougars (306-309=615) finished just two back of the winner.
Klongerbo (75-72=147) carded a 72 today before sealing a 3-5 win in the first hole of the playoff. He holed a field-best eight birdies and led all scorers with a 3.95 scoring average on par fours, where he went one-under on the tournament. Klongerbo tapped in 19 pars en route to his first victory at USF.
"Consistency was big for me today. I got my putter going, but I wasn't striking the ball very well off the tee box," said Klongerbo. "I made up by avoiding poor decisions and simply taking the shots available. I made sure I did not become overly agressive or excited and it proved to be the right decision."
Smith (75-77=152) represented USF's second member in the top 10. He fired a 77 today to finish sixth overall. Like Klongerbo, he claimed the lowest par three scoring average at 2.88, shooting one-under, nearly two strokes better than the next competitor. Smith's tournament was also highlighted by dropping one of five eagles recorded.
Jordan Mueller (77-81=158) followed his opening round with an 81 to finish tied for 16th overall, while Shea Stoltenberg recorded an 80 today to tie for 19th. Stoltenberg tied smith and Klongerbo for a team-best 19 pars on the tournament.
Despite scoring on an individual scoring card, Lex Moore (85-79=164) was in the clubhouse in 79 strokes today and tied for 25th. Deryk Thomsen (86-80=166), the Cougars fifth scorer, shot an 80 in his final round to finish in 28th.
The Drury Classic concludes the 2011-12 USF men's golf season.


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Can my child's surgery be performed with the minimally invasive approach?
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Are there any reasons not to choose minimally invasive surgery?
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What are the possible complications of minimally invasive surgery?
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What is laparoscopy and endoscopy?
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A Fine ProspectA relaxed acoustic guitar feature, ideal for showing a steady, reliable corporate presence.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATPZ2_200.jpgSingle7100117-ST$ 39.957100117-EX$ 59.957100117-W$ 149.95Genre: Elegant, Folk, Outdoorsy, Country/Folk, Corporate/Technology, Easy-Going Production Types: Commercials, Corporate, Documentary, Indie Film, Nature, Short Film, Biography, Corporate Communications, On Hold Music, Product Videos, Training, Tribute/Memorial, Background Emotions: Exciting, Positive, Uplifting, Inspirational, Confident, Delicate, Gentle, Heartwarming, Innocent, Inspiring, Motivating, Reflective, Refreshing, Serene, Soothing, Tender, Touching, Hopeful, Poignant, Quiet, Simple Instrument: Country Band, Bass (Electric), Guitar (Acoustic), Percussion, Acoustic, Instrumental, Guitar
A Fine Prospect from the album Positive Biz Vol 2
Acoustic Delighthttps://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATPWP_200.jpgSingle7100078-ST$ 39.957100078-EX$ 59.957100078-W$ 149.95Genre: Earthy, Elegant, Folk, Outdoorsy, Country/Folk, Ballad, Indie Production Types: Cinematic, Commercials, Corporate, Documentary, Indie Film, Nature, Short Film, Film Trailer, Biography, Corporate Communications, Product Videos, Tribute/Memorial, Background Emotions: Positive, Calm, Confident, Delicate, Expansive, Gentle, Heartwarming, Inspiring, Intimate, Reflective, Relaxed, Serene, Soothing, Tender, Touching, Hopeful, Emotional, Quiet Instrument: Bass (Acoustic), Guitar (Acoustic), Acoustic, Instrumental, Guitar
Acoustic Delight from the album Power Play
Amblinghttps://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATFG_200.jpgSingle70901-ST$ 39.9570901-EX$ 59.9570901-W$ 149.95Genre: Country/Folk, Pop Production Types: Kids, Commercials, Documentary, Travel, Comedy Emotions: Tongue-in-cheek, Cool, Goofy, Refreshing, Wacky, Quirky, Fun, Hopeful, Simple Instrument: Country Band, Banjo, Bass (Acoustic), Percussion, Acoustic, Instrumental
Ambling from the album Fun & Games
A Champion's StartA gentle acoustic guitar leads a mesmerizing and lush production which floats expansively into a harmonica and shaker-led melody.https://www.smartsound.com/artist/images/ASMR02_200.jpgSingle7100146-ST$ 39.957100146-EX$ 59.957100146-W$ 149.95Genre: Earthy, Elegant, Nostalgic, Outdoorsy, Processional, Sophisticated, Country/Folk, World, Exotic, Indie Artist, New Age, Irish, Indie, Medieval Production Types: TV/ Film Drama, Commercials, Documentary, Film Trailer, Biography, Background Emotions: Positive, Inspirational, Atmospheric, Calm, Delicate, Ethereal, Fresh, Gentle, Heartwarming, Inspiring, Intimate, Majestic, Motivating, Panoramic, Pensive, Reflective, Refreshing, Serene, Soothing, Tender, Touching, Tranquil, Angelic, Emotional, Poignant, Soft, Folklore Instrument: Guitar (Acoustic), Percussion, Uilleann Pipes, New Age Ensemble, Acoustic, Instrumental, Guitar
A Champion's Start from the album Captivating Portraits
AcoustimaniaA toe-tapping, furious and spunky acoustic guitar and energetic bongos kick up this rowdy danceable tune with a snappy percussive edge.https://www.smartsound.com/artist/images/ASMR02_200.jpgSingle7100145-ST$ 39.957100145-EX$ 59.957100145-W$ 149.95Genre: Earthy, Outdoorsy, Southern, Country/Folk, World, Exotic, Indie Artist Production Types: TV/ Film Drama, Cinematic, Commercials, Documentary, Film Trailer, Travel, Biography, Background Emotions: Driving, Energetic, Exciting, Competitive, Confident, Effervescent, Hypnotic, Incessant, Mechanical, Powerful, Striving Instrument: Ethnic Ensemble, Bass (Electric), Guitar (Acoustic), Percussion, Acoustic, Instrumental, Guitar
Acoustimania from the album Captivating Portraits
Green TourismAn energetic and folksy banjo with a lively rumble exudes motion and movement in this fast-paced track ideally suited for a dynamic backdrop.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATCPB_200.jpgSingle7100199-ST$ 39.957100199-EX$ 59.957100199-W$ 149.95Genre: Earthy, Folk, Outdoorsy, Traditional, Southern, Country/Folk, Indie Rock, Indie Artist, Pop Rock, Indie, Pop Production Types: Commercials, Documentary, Indie Film, Nature, Short Film, Home Videos, Background Emotions: Driving, Energetic, Exciting, Positive, Cool, Uplifting, Cheerful, Effervescent, Fresh, Refreshing, Relaxed, Serene, Touching, Tranquil, Triumphant, Fun, Hopeful, Upbeat Instrument: Country Band, Accordion, Bass (Electric), Flute, Guitar (Acoustic), Mandolin, Piano, Acoustic, Guitar
Green Tourism from the album Contemporary Pop Beds
Restless HeartFor those emotional finales, this comforting country ballad sets the tone just right. Pedal steel guitar leads the way.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS28NP_200.jpgSingle57409-ST$ 39.9557409-EX$ 59.9557409-W$ 149.95Genre: Southern, Themes, Country/Folk, Ballad Production Types: Documentary, Nature, Background Emotions: Reflective Instrument: Country Band, Instrumental
Restless Heart from the album Nashville Pickin'
Dorothy's WaltzThis lilting country waltz is the perfect 'farewell' theme. Yearning pedal steel guitar takes center stage.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS28NP_200.jpgSingle57404-ST$ 39.9557404-EX$ 59.9557404-W$ 149.95Genre: Southern, Themes, Country/Folk, Ballad Production Types: Documentary, Nature, Background Emotions: Lilting, Relaxed, Tender, Mellow Instrument: Country Band, Guitar (Pedal Steel), Instrumental, Guitar
Dorothy's Waltz from the album Nashville Pickin'
Country HideawayA nice, straight-ahead country line dance track, perfect as unobtrusive underscoring for your country feature.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS28NP_200.jpgSingle57403-ST$ 39.9557403-EX$ 59.9557403-W$ 149.95Genre: Southern, Country/Folk Production Types: Documentary, Nature Emotions: Positive, Cheerful, Leisurely, Old-Fashioned Instrument: Country Band, Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Pedal Steel), Instrumental, Guitar
Country Hideaway from the album Nashville Pickin'
Prairie LifeThis pleasant stroll through the countryside provides a nice backdrop to all-things country. Mandolin and accordion add to the natural flavor.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS28NP_200.jpgSingle57408-ST$ 39.9557408-EX$ 59.9557408-W$ 149.95Genre: Earthy, Outdoorsy, Southern, Country/Folk Production Types: Documentary, Nature, Background Emotions: Leisurely Instrument: Country Band, Mandolin, Instrumental
Prairie Life from the album Nashville Pickin'
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