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Here you can enjoy a happy holiday on a farm beside the sea. Southfield is a pleasant open site with distant views of the Mendip Hills and only five minutes walk from a safe sandy beach.
The park provides pitches for both static caravans and seasonal touring caravans only
Brean is a favourite place for holidays with plenty of attractions to visit. At the nearby Leisure Park you can swim, play golf or enjoy the many other forms of entertainment. During the day browse in the local shops and in the evening enjoy the food and family cabaret at the local pubs and clubs - all within walking distance of the caravan park.
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Users with industry-standard online identity credentials can now access secure Web applications
Government officials are interested in more than just streamlining their own employees' access to agencies' online resources through single-sign-on technologies. They also want to make it easier for people to access public services and interact with the government online.
Consolidating access control yields big payoffs
6 ways unified identity management pays off
3 stages of identity consolidation
Goals for top-notch identity systems
In March, the National Institutes of Health became the first government agency to accept two types of industry-standard online identity credentials that people can get for free and use to log in once and then access multiple secure Web applications, such as customized NIH library searches, conference registration and medical research wikis.
The two types of online credentials are named OpenID and Information Card. A growing number of companies allow their customers and users to create their own credentials using the two standards.
However, NIH only accepts OpenID and Information Card credentials managed by Google, PayPal and Equifax, the first three providers certified to participate in the Open Identity Exchange. OIX is a so-called trust framework, which is a way for one site to trust the identity, security and privacy assurances from another site acting on behalf of a user.
OIX is important to the NIH pilot project because it meets the requirements spelled out by the Trust Framework Provider Adoption Process established by the General Services Administration. Verizon is undergoing the OIX certification process, and it expects to complete it shortly.
"As we roll out progressively stronger levels of certification, this will empower U.S. citizens to access and manage their tax records, Social Security records, veterans' benefits, and many other government services online," said Drummond Reed, executive director of the Information Card Foundation and acting executive director of OIX.
OIX is also developing trust frameworks for state and local governments.
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On my favorites list, I wanted to know if it's possible to show the date that a user last favorited something. So for example you have:
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In Russia KPMG now has offices in Moscow, Saint-Petersburg, Ekaterinburg, Kazan, Krasnoyarsk, Nizhny Novgorod, Novosibirsk, Perm and Rostov-on-Don. We also have offices in 7 CIS countries. In Russia and the CIS KPMG now employs together over 4000 people.
The KPMG International Transparency Report 2015 allows clear articulation of the steps that we take to uphold our professional obligations and responsibilities and make sure our services are consistently of the very highest quality.
The survey addresses the reasons why a gap exists between the key value drivers and the company's results disclosed in business reporting.
The publication offers a detailed analysis on the complete version of the new standard, issued by IASB on 24 July 2014.
KPMG presents its fifth annual survey of the Russian insurance market.
Even though the current economic climate is creating uncertainty in relation to the potential economic growth of some countries, another 194 hotels with a total room stock of nearly 37,300 units are due to open in the region
KPMG experts surveyed the major Russian banks and concluded that even in today's tough conditions the customer focus actually generates additional value.
79 leading Russian and foreign companies from various industries took part in the survey.
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KPMG has career opportunities both for graduates and students, and also for experienced professionals.
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At times of turbulence plans and forecasts made during quiet times cease to be implemented, while previous approaches to doing business are no longer effective. Everything changes: the supply and demand structure, payment terms with suppliers and customers, interest rates on bank loans and access in principle to debt financing. Changing the business in line with the new realities becomes key to survival both for companies and also banks.
Restructuring the loan portfolio is a priority, enabling the borrower to stabilize its position and win time for operational changes and business performance improvements in the new realities.
Lenders are just as interested in the restructuring of the loan portfolio as the borrower: the level of recoverability of restructured loans exceeds many times over the amount that the bank will receive from litigation, the recovery of collateral and the bankruptcy of the borrower.
At the same time, however, banks and companies can find it hard to understand each other and reach agreement on mutually acceptable terms. This is particularly true if the loan portfolio includes different lenders — state and private, foreign and Russian banks, and different, including complex, loan products.
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Mobile Privacy and Security: The Next Frontier of IT Risk Management
- June 2010
- Region: Global
- Cutter Consortium
In this issue of Cutter Benchmark Review, we focus at the intersection of three topics discussed previously: mobile technology (Vol. 9, No. 3) on the one hand and privacy (Vol. 6, No. 1) and security (Vol. 5, No. 12) on the other. We do so because we feel that these topics, interesting each on its own, take on renewed relevance when combined. It is undeniable that mobile form factors, from the laptop to the smartphone to the iPad and who knows what next, will continue to gain prominence in the personal and organizational technology arsenal. As they do so, the importance of securing the mobile platform while ensuring the privacy of its users will continue to increase commensurably.
In short, given the unabated trends toward continued miniaturization, connectivity, and battery longevity, it is undeniable that mobile security and privacy are only going to grow in importance.


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December 10, 2012More than 110 Window World employees, families and friends recently gathered at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital for the annual Window World St. Jude Day, a holiday party filled with games, gifts and activities for patients and their families. During the festivities, Window World Cares, Window World Inc.'s charitable foundation, presented the hospital with a check for more than $2.8... more »
November 27, 2012Exhibitors at the 2012 Greenbuild expo in San Francisco this month reported an increase in business activity, particularly in regards to high performance products. "People are saying that they see the light at the end of the tunnel," said Joe Erb, commercial sales specialist at Quanex Building Products Corp., on the show floor. "People are interested in sustainability;... more »
November 21, 2012The National Sunroom Association held its fall meeting at the headquarters of Architectural Testing Inc. in York, Pa., at the end of the October. Association members and ATI officials gathered for business meetings and a number of presentations on issues affecting the sunroom industry. Speakers included Craig Joss of Craft-Bilt Manufacturing on the topic of lateral load and resistance; Dan... more »
November 12, 2012Toronto, Ontario–Win-Door North America celebrated its 18th anniversary November 6-8, 2012, at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, where show officials reported an increase in attendance and exhibitors by 15-20 percent. "Perspective is everything," said Peter Norman, chief economist at Altus Group Economic Consulting, who presented an economic and housing forecast during the... more »
October 22, 2012Albuquerque, N.M.―As the window and door industry awaits Energy Star Version 6.0 and the changes that will come with it, the American Architectural Manufacturers Association continued work at its National Fall Conference here last week to prepare manufacturers for the new program requirements. Much of the agenda was also devoted to new developments in the area of environmental product... more »
October 18, 2012New functional options for doors, as well as new components designed for higher performance, were introduced at the recent exhibition and convention of the Association of Millwork Distributors. Hosted earlier this month in Louisville, Ky., the event featured about 90 exhibitors and drew more than 700 attendees. Door makers dominated the show floor, with exhibitors including Craftmaster,... more »
October 12, 2012Baltimore, Md.–Decking and railing products accounted for much of the floorspace and enjoyed much of the traffic at last week's Remodeling Show. A handful of window and door manufacturers were on hand at the Baltimore Convention Center, as were suppliers of numerous other building products, but this year's show seemed to reach a tipping point with outdoor products becoming the main... more »
October 9, 2012Boston–The forecast is for moderate growth in 2013 and beyond, according to three construction experts presenting their findings at the Window & Door Manufacturers Association's first Executive Management Conference held here last week. Window and door company executives "may not feel it" yet, said one economist. Among other reasons, 35 percent of all jobs lost in the... more »
October 5, 2012New York–"Today's housing fundamentals are fantastic," according to John Burns, a California-based real estate consultant. Speaking at the 2012 Building and Infrastructure Conference here, hosted by Lincoln International and LEK Consulting, he pointed to steady job growth and low mortgage interest rates as key factors for steady growth in housing starts over the next several... more »
September 18, 2012Las Vegas–Building good word-of-mouth, managing an online presence, selling to men and women and a long list of lead generation tips were the hot topics at the third annual Window & Door Dealers Forum, held in conjunction with GlassBuild America last week. Hosted by the Window & Door Dealer Alliance, the event enjoyed record attendance, with more than 110 dealers,... more »


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Judge refuses to throw out police chief sexual harassment suit
Published: Wednesday, March 3, 2010 at 5:48 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, March 3, 2010 at 5:48 p.m.
NEW ORLEANS — A federal judge refused to throw out a sexual harassment lawsuit on Wednesday against Houma Police Chief Pat Boudreaux and instead will allow the more than year old case to head to trial.
Judge Ivan Lemelle questioned attorneys at the federal courthouse in New Orleans for more than an hour about deposition testimony, facets of Terrebonne Parish government sexual harassment policy and civil service law. He also inquired about the employment status of Boudreaux, who has been on leave since 2008 for medical reasons and the harassment claims.
Despite a request by Boudreaux's attorneys to dismiss the case, Lemelle said its multitude of disputed facts calls for a jury to review evidence.
"There are valid positions by all parties," he said. "And that needs to be considered."
The trial is scheduled for April 26 in New Orleans.
The four Houma Police employees alleging harassment — Capt. Marsha Russell, Sgt. Christina Farmer, secretary Donna Wedgeworth and office clerk Lisa Bergeron — left court with their partners, some smiling at the decision. Their attorney, Jill Craft of Baton Rouge, considered it a victory.
"It's been a long hard battle and we're looking forward to trial," she said. "The people of Terrebonne Parish need to know what's going on."
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anyone workingon any christmas projects.. i seem to be getting in a funk been knitting so many mittens and hats getting tired of it... now switching to making a blanket and then it will beon to a quilt and possible some cross stitching
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Christmas projects...
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I just finished three sets of potholders and a pot scrubbing pad for each set for my aunts and uncles. I used Sugar 'n Cream /Peaches and cream, a different ombre color for each set. I will wrap them with a loaf of quick bread. I hope they like them!
Mon, 12/22/2008 - 10:48#3
I made 3 sets of fingerless mittens (all Dashing, from Knitty). And two dishcloths. Nothing else knit for Christmas.
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oh these sound lovley ladies.. feel free to share some pictures!
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I didn't do much crafting this year. I knit a pair of socks for my step-dad...I make him some every year and I crocheted some dish cloths. That's about it for me.


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The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. As part of your diagnosis, your doctor may try to determine the following:
Depending on the type of hearing loss you have, the doctor may order tests such as:
Hearing loss. NIH SeniorHealth website. Available at:
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Hearing screening. American Speech-Language-Hearing Association website. Available at:
http://www.asha.org/public/hearing/testing/default.htm?print=1. Accessed September 18, 2013.
Isaacson JE, Vora NM. Differential diagnosis and treatment of hearing loss.
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Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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slang for cunt. meaning of the female vagina.
look at johnny he's a cunny.
dari Anonymous Selasa, 13 Mei 2003
cunt; vagina; female pudenda.
Her cunny is stinking.
dari uttam maharjan Sabtu, 07 Januari 2012
Pet name for a woman's vagina.
I would love to see your cunny, baby.
dari JDiddy2Pretty Rabu, 11 November 2015
amalgamation of cunt + pussy = cunny
she has a tight cunny
dari fantasyjoe Sabtu, 07 Mei 2016
An Australian term of endearment used between male friends. Also a term given to a female's hairy sausage pocket.
Hey cunny how are you, long time no see.
That little cunny is a dead set champion.
That little cunny is a dead set champion.
dari R Yenarg Senin, 25 Juli 2005
A nice way to address someone you like such as a friend with the word "cunt". (can be interchanged with the word "lingus" but only if you are real good buds with the cunny.)
"Hey cunny what are you doing today?", "Oi cunny, lets go for a skate", "Nah cunny I couldn't be f@cked doing anything today".
dari Sir rowdy Jumat, 13 Mei 2011
a term for an affluent woman who drives a luxury SUV with a cell phone stuck in her ear as she reaches back to slap junior for spilling his carls jr on her leather seats that her husband is paying for while merging on the freeway at 90 mph.
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BRISTOL, N.H. (AP) � Rescue crews have been searching a New Hampshire river for a man who went in and was not seen afterward.
WMUR-TV reports (http://bit.ly/1n8nXSR) the man was seen jumping near the Profile Falls waterfall in the Smith River in Bristol at about 7:45 p.m. Monday. When he was not seen, witnesses called 911.
Lt. James Kneeland of the Fish and Game Department says the search was made difficult due to the fast-flowing water after recent snow melt.
The man's name has not been released. Authorities say he may have jumped into the river on a dare.
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Heart Disease Health Center
Dilated Cardiomyopathy
Dilated cardiomyopathy is a serious condition that weakens your heart muscle and causes it to stretch, or dilate. The heart's upper and lower chambers (atria and ventricles) are larger than normal.
When your heart muscle is weak, it can't pump out blood as well as it should, so more blood stays in your heart after each heartbeat. As more blood fills and stays in the heart, the heart muscle stretches even more and gets even weaker.
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Have you gotta catch 'em all in Georgia? We scoured the Peach State to bring you the best places to catch Pokémon and battle for the honor of your team.
Pokémon at Georgia Visitor Information Centers
If you're roadtripping around Georgia, make sure to stop at one of our 12 visitor information centers. Every center has either a PokéStop or a PokéGym. Our Ringgold Center on I-75 South, coming in from Tennessee, and our West Point Center on I-85N, coming in from Alabama, have both!
Pokémon in Atlanta
If you're visiting the capitol of the South this summer, check out the user-friendly Google Map created by Atlanta Reddit users. They've tagged over 200 Pokéstops across metro Atlanta.
Before you even get out of the airport, you can take advantage of Pokémon fever. Select locations at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport are now offering a Pokémon inspired cocktail to thirsty travelers. Grab a Pikachu Colada Sangria from these eating and drinking destinations in the world's busiest airport: The Piano Bar on E – located on Concourse E, Varasano's Pizzeria in the food court on Concourse A, Cat Cora Kitchen by gate A24 and the Atlanta Hawks Bar & Grill near gate A34.
Six Flags Over Georgia is literally swarming with Pokémon! With three PokéGyms and over 15 different PokéStop scattered all over the park, Six Flags Over Georgia is one of the best places to find and train all of your Snorlaxes, Jigglypuffs, and Ponytas.
Marietta, Georgia, just north of Atlanta, is a particularly great place to catch rare Pokémon. The Marietta Square is teaming with Pokéstops and members of the three teams regularly get together to battle it out at the many PokéGyms.
Flowery Branch, Georgia is getting in on the craze with a screening of Pokémon:The First Movie Mewtwo vs. Mew at the Flowery Branch Train Depot on July 23rd.
Already on a team? Follow the Atlanta teams Valor, Mystic and Instinct on Twitter for the most recent meet-ups and Pokémon sightings.
Pokémon in Athens
The college town is being overrun with Pokémon. Check out this round up of PokéStops and PokéGyms from Visit Athens, GA and follow UGA's newspaper, The Red & Black, on Twitter for the latest sightings. While you're exploring make sure to check out Creature Comforts Brewing Co., home to the famously hard-to-find Tropicalia IPA.
Playing #PokemonGO on campus?Tweet your best photos + hashtag #PokemonGoAtUGA to be featured on our website! pic.twitter.com/k8QVc1ubVM
— The Red & Black (@redandblack) July 10, 2016
Pokémon in Toccoa
The North Georgia Mountains aren't just for hiking and waterfalls anymore. Downtown Toccoa has reported sightings of dozens of PokéStops- the City Hall historic plaque and the Belk-Gallant Building plaque, among others.
While you're happily hunting, don't forget to stop for lunch or a snack at Victoria's Sweet Treats. They have a series of rewards based on your Go level- Level 30 players get a cupcake!
Pokémon in Macon
Macon may be known as "where Soul lives," but it's also home to some great PokéStops including restaurants like The Rookery and Parish on Cherry Street. Even the Museum of Aviation at Robins Air Force Base is getting in on the action.
Pokémon in Valdosta
Close to the Florida-Georgia border, V-Town is full of "Wild Adventures" and apparently rare Pokémon. Downtown Valdosta created this map to help you navigate the PokéStops and PokéGyms. You HAVE to check out Jessie's Restaurant and Catering– they serve amazing chocolate chip pancakes during breakfast and a killer pimento grilled cheese sandwich during lunch.
Pokémon in Rome
In Rome, Georgia you'll find PokéStops at the Rome-Floyd Welcome Center and The Partridge on Broad Street. If you're lucky enough to have a Snorlax, The Partridge will even give you a free dessert! The statue of Romulus and Remus outside of Rome City Hall is a PokéStop and Las Palmas Mexican Bar & Grill is a PokéGym- probably the only place in Georgia where you can go to the gym and sip a margarita at the same time!
Pokémon in Canton
"Where metro meets the mountains." Canton, Georgia is less than an hour north of Atlanta and it in the embodies small-town charm while moving at a big-city pace. The local Patch recently reported that the Cherokee County Animal Shelter is a Pokémon Gym. What a great opportunity to volunteer to walk some pups and battle some Pokémon!
Pokémon in Dillard
At the very tippy top of Georgia, sitting close to the North Carolina boarder, is Dillard. Known for its endless outdoor recreation options and thousands of acres of natural wonders, it's now a place where you can also find Pokémon galore. If you're ambitious, you can hit the PokéStops at the Tallulah Falls Railway Museum, Cindy's Dragonfly, and end at Cupboard's Cafe for an ice-cold glass of sweet tea and a snack. You'll also hatch a 2km egg at the same time!
While you're in Dillard we highly recommend you take time to visit the Foxfire museum, a truly unique glimpse of what life was like for the mountaineers who settled the area.
These are just a few of the places in Georgia to capture Pokémon. Don't forget to tag your post with #ExploreGeorgia so we can share other hotspots!
**As the app warns at the start of the game, always "watch your surroundings" and be aware of what's happening around you. Never Pokémon and drive!**
Katie Christof is the Senior Digital Strategist for Explore Georgia. When she's not scouting out the newest Georgia restaurants and breweries, she's scuba diving the nearby quarries or taking her cat Jane for a walk (it's totally and thing). Keep up with all her travels over on Explore Georgia's Snapchat @ExploreGeorgia.


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A "lunch" that has extended long beyond it's reasonable time frame. (See base words "lunch" and "eon")
This luncheon is taking forever, I wish she's just shut up and finish her chicken sandwich already...
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When a group of people gather in a meeting around a catered lunch meal Usually sub sandwiches.
I attended the luncheon for the senior trip to Florida on Friday. Good meal.
by Jakabones August 10, 2005
Apparently in Northern Virginia, if you are "luncheon" you are really high, and in a giggly mood.
Are you luncheon, man?
by Jessica March 23, 2005
An adjective used to describe a person's mental state or behavior as crazy, spacey,absurd, out of touch with reality, obsessive, overblown, psycho, or bitchy.
Mostly liked derived from the parochial slang term of being "out to lunch".
Usually followed by the word 'yo'.
Mostly liked derived from the parochial slang term of being "out to lunch".
Usually followed by the word 'yo'.
"My ex called me last night asking me why I never her call her anymore; pshhh, that bitch (dude) is luncheon (yo)"
by Vern Acular September 28, 2005
When you completely blew it. Should not be doing what your doing and basically are an embarassment to your clit..When i say clit I mean G unit clit, obviously.
Cant you see im tryin to get dees nuts waxed, backup son, you straight Luncheon coward.
by Gee True January 26, 2005
A varitable buffet of tards and Gudroids. Brought to you by the letters T, A, R and D.
What a nice luncheon.
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A derogtory term for a male sexual organ (the penis).
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A real impostor would attempt to win Bud over.
Love Oh Brother! Glad it landed here at Gocomics.
YAY! It's back! Now we just need Gil!
That's great! Love the look of the strip!
Nice new Gocomics addition, the strip is Butch Hartman style.
Now we need …..Take It From The Tinkersons
I've seen this strip before, but I don't remember where.
There seems to be just one major distributor holding out. And that's King Syndicate. Although Shoe appears here as does this comic and Mycage. how did they get to appear here while things like Zits and Blondie do not. I enjoy the King site comics kingdom, but the selection is sparse compared to goComics
Oh, Brother! and My Cage, are no longer syndicated by King Features. Regarding Shoe, perhaps there is an agreement with GOCOMICS that proceeds the comic's jump from Tribune Media to King Features.
I know what you mean – I used to have it every day on something I had joined, but can't remember where/what it was.
"Oh, Brother! is a comic strip by Bob Weber Jr. and Jay Stephens, which was launched June 28, 2010, by King Features Syndicate. On July 29, 2011, the Oh, Brother! team announced the finale on their blog. Daily syndication ceased on August 7, 2011."
OK – that's why I didn't see it any longer.
In my queue…
This reminds me of a psychological syndrome called Capgras where the person thinks everyone around them are fakes. Especially family members.
The delusion most commonly occurs in patients diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, but has also been seen in patients suffering from brain injury4 and dementia.5 It presents often in individuals with a neurodegenerative disease, particularly at an older age.6 It has also been reported as occurring in association with diabetes, hypothyroidism and migraine attacks.7 In one isolated case, the Capgras delusion was temporarily induced in a healthy subject by the drug ketamine.8 It occurs more frequently in females, with a female:male ratio of 3:2.9
This the same Bob Weber who does Moose and Molly?
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In the recent article [2], a kind of connected link diagram called adequate was investigated, and it was shown that the Jones polynomial is never trivial for such a diagram. Here, on the other hand, upper bounds are considered for the breadth of the Jones polynomial of an arbitrary connected diagram, thus extending some of the results of [1,4,5]. Also, in Theorem 2 below, a characterization is given of those connected, prime diagrams for which the breadth of the Jones polynomial is one less than the number of crossings; recall from [1,4,5] that the breadth equals the number of crossings if and only if that diagram is reduced alternating. The article is concluded with a simple proof, using the Jones polynomial, of W. Menasco's theorem [3] that a connected, alternating diagram cannot represent a split link. We shall work with the Kauffman bracket polynomial D Z[A, A−1 of a link diagram D.
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Skip to comments.Amy's Place ... Poetry and Potpourri ... February, 2010
Posted on 01/31/2010 9:55:02 PM PST by JustAmy
Goodnight to All FRiends, and God Bless!
Oh, to be THAT flexible again!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BACON WRAPPED BREAKFAST STEAK (Bearnaise sauce topped)
HAM STEAK (Double smoked with pineapple compote)
SAUSAGE (Fresh from the smoker)
BACON (thick and hickory flavored)
EGGS (lightly basted and served just right, your way)
HASHBROWNS (Lightly browned, served with a pa of butter on top) (Fried onions and cheese on request)
TOAST (9-grain, wheat, Cinnamon-Raisin, buckwheat)
FRUIT (fresh sliced into a bowl, served with sides of cream and confectioner's sugar)
-Coffee (Bold Sumatra or mild African Peabody)
-Tea (Twining's Earl Grey or Green)
-Milk (Cold and fresh, with just that little bit of foam on the top)
-Juices (Apple, cranberry, orange, pineapple)
CEREAL (Hot and cold, over on the sideboard)
PASTRY (Apple Strudel or Danish with glaze)
-Croissant, sliced and stacked with ham and cheeses, a dash of Dijon and olive mayonnaise)
-a side of Chocolate Rum Balls and/or Buttery Chocolate-Caramel Fudge
-Old fashion Malt, (Chocolate, Vanilla, or Peach)
Doesn't get any cuter than that, Kitty! If I ever got in that position, they'd have to call the Life Saving Crew...LOL!
A man who has been my mentor and friend for many years often says that his goal in studying the Bible is always personal application. I appreciate his emphasis on putting learning into practice, because its too easy for those of us who study, discuss, teach, and write about the Bible to take a merely intellectual approach to the Word.
Oswald Chambers said: There is a danger with the children of God of getting too familiar with sublime things. We talk so much about these wonderful realities, and forget that we have to exhibit them in our lives. It is perilously possible to mistake the exposition of the truth for the truth; to run away with the idea that because we are able to expound these things, we are living them too.
James reminds us that the person who looks into the perfect law of liberty and continues in it, and is not a forgetful hearer but a doer of the work, this one will be blessed in what he does (1:25). The key issue is not what is preached or written, but what is done.
When I study Gods Word, my first question should not be, What am I going to say about this? but What am I going to do about this?
Bible in One Year: Exodus 31-33; Matthew 22:1-22
Think I will have the bacon, eggs, toast and juice! And I noticed you have the Chocolate Rum balls so put away a couple of those for a mid-morning snack.....I'm hungry!
Thank you for this message in our DB today. Always a help to my day. Wishing a good day for you, Rus!
"If I ever got in that position, theyd have to call the Life Saving Crew"
Back in the days I practiced martial arts, I was very flexible. Try that today, and I'd likely lock up in a Gorgon's Knot, (and some smart a$$ would just stick a hand lettered sign with 'Defective India Rubber Man' on it, and lean it against me like a side show display!)
This is so wonderful and I want you to keep all of us well informed.
LOL! In my younger years...(way back) I was a cheerleader for 5 years, 2 in Jr.High and 3 in High School. I was small and the one they threw around a lot, like up in the air, etc.
We didn't have the rules then that they have today and we made up our acrobatic jumps and tricks...LOL! Somedays when I have all these aches and pains, it makes me wonder! But all the fun was worth it! Love my "good old days"....LOL!
I have to say, some of the stuff cheerleaders did (even in 'My Day') were both eye popping and simply amazing. I now have a niece who is a cheerleader at A&M, and she has been injured several times. She's small, so she's one they toss in the air, and she loves it! She tells me she has to do fifteen minutes or more of stretching exercises before a game just to be flexible enough to do the stuff she does, without risking injury from just the excessive motion. Serious work for what looks like simple fun!
If I ever got in that position, theyd have to call the Life Saving Crew(JC)
This is the Yorkster BEFORE coffee, this morning!
Oh, thank you Johnn!
I'll have the lovely toast (dry), and a small serving of that fruit (plain).
On second thought, I'll have the bacon wrapped steak with bernaise sauce and the hashbrowns with LOTS of butter!
I just LOVE coming to your table in the morning!
Polly, how exciting! I have been watching the hummingbird nest web cam that Meg posted last week, and I am enjoying it imensely! (http://cam.dellwo.com/) I think the fledging will be the most thrilling to watch!
We were having a BBQ at some friends' after church (many years ago), and a baby robin (not quite ready to fly) fell out of the nest. Their lab immediately ran for it, but I was closer, and stopped the dog.
I picked up the scared little bird, and held it until it's heartbeat slowed down. Do you know, that bird stayed by me the whole afternoon. It's wings were ready to FLY, when we drove away, and it followed our car for some distance. (Brought tears - fer sure!)
Ain't life grand?
I'm running a little late this morning.
Due to fog, school has been delayed for two hours. When hubby takes Marissa to school, I will ride along as shotgun because we have to cross a busy semi-highway. An extra pair of eyes and ears helps.
If the Yorkster is that good before coffee, what in the world happens after the coffee?????? If I could do what that old lady is doing, I'd get to work on this house.....LOL!
Cute smile and a twinkle in his eye in that picture. :)
We were in Dallas a couple of weekends ago and having dinner at a Red Lobster with some friends.... good conversation and good food.... when all of a sudden over the speakers came a familiar song: "Just To Feel That Way", which is another nice one from his Taylor Hicks cd. Made me smile to hear his voice somewhere other than my own speakers. LOL
Nice....very nice! I need a hero today.
My computer is running so slowly....I may have too much open or it could be F.R.! I thinks its been going in and out yesterday evening and earlier this morning!
Beautiful, Polly!
Meant for my last comment to go to both of you all. Thanks!
Thank you, Kitty. Glad you enjoyed them.
Shame your little white kitty can't get comfortable. :)
How unusual for Taylor's song to be playing during dinner at Red Lobster. Did you mention to your friends or just enjoy in quietness? (I love Red Lobster)!
Thank you. That little dog just looks like a hero to me. :)
I saw where you were ordering dry toast and fruit (plain) and I thought to myself "There's somethin' wrong there"...LOL.... and then I saw your second selection and figured you were kidding.
Oh, heck! Yes, I mentioned it - they know I'm silly about him. :)
P.S. Red Lobster is not my favorite restaurant because I'm not a seafood lover, but there is always chicken or steak. I usually order the chicken alfredo over linguini, but they had a brand new wood-grilled chicken in a sweet wine sauce they'd just added to the menu and it was excellent!
What I *should* do, and what I *do* do, is always two different stories. LOL!
*big grin*
Absolutely understand that one!
Good morning, Kitty.
Last night I felt like if I didn't get Marissa in bed I would soon look like your goodnight kitty. :^ )
Thank you for the cute, pretty graphics you share with us.
How are things going with the King's Ranch addition?
What a sweet opening this morning! Billie, that dog graphic is adorable!
If I could do that, I could eat all the chocolate that my body craves. : ^)
Happy WF Wednesday, Yorkie.
Happy WF Wednesday, Polly!
How is everything in Southern California? Are you and hubby doing okay?
This is wonderful .... do you have a link?
I missed breakfast this morning. :(
I'll have the mid-morning snack .... extra helping of the Chocolate Rum Balls.
Thanks for feeding us so well, JOHNN.
That's all you would have needed,eh?
Picture and song-just wonderful! Thank you! Trying to hold back the tears!
Well .... if I would do that about 100 times a day it might do the trick.:)
Good Morning, Tiapam. Happy Warm Fuzzy Wednesday.
Congratulations on posting your first graphic on ... was it on Monday?
You did great!!
Thanks, Tiapam.
That baby hummingbird is mooning us!!!
Thank you, Jaycee.
Billie brought us another winner!
I noticed that too, Amy. I'm addicted.
Yikes! Wish I could get my left leg even an inch off the ground.
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Skip to comments.Obamas Friday order to Catholic hospitals: Shut up, commit abortions or Ill shut you down
Posted on 03/02/2009 5:53:22 AM PST by jmaroneps37
The underhanded Obama administration has quietly moved to rescind the conscience clause found in agreements between the federal government and Catholic hospitals.
This conscience clause has always protected practitioners from being forced to commit abortions in violation of their consciences. Its removal means Catholic hospitals will be forced to choose between federal funds for committing abortions and closing down to maintain a clear conscience.
Phonies with egg on their faces
Nevertheless, phony Catholic judas goats like Douglas Kmiec are still beating their chests with pride at having delivered 52% of the Catholic vote to the abortion team last fall.
In January Kmiec smugly wrote The scurrilous remarks of conservative bloggers missed the point, which was that I and millions of others who voted for Obama did so not despite our Catholic faith but because of it.
As a proud conservative blogger I have to ask this vile man how voting for a monster who could allow miracle abortion surviving infants to die unattended on a cold steel table in a broom closet is Catholic faith.
Reminding us why print media is dying, two weeks ago Times Amy Sullivan instructed us confused Catholics, that FOCA does not even exist. Insisting it will not be considered, she gently explains FOCA is merely a myth imagined by our Bishops which will not be voted on in Congress so it cant threaten the sanctity of life.
Perhaps Sullivan could discern a comforting difference between being sent to a work camp rather than a concentration camp but her logic escapes me.
The truth may be Obama doesnt sign anything named FOCA, but whether its called FOCA or the Sunshine and Applesauce law, hell sign a law extorting Catholic hospitals into committing abortions thereby killing Catholic hospitals.
Obamas sneaky order proves both of these phonies wrong.
(Excerpt) Read more at collinsreport.net ...
If I was a Catholic hospital director I would announce that I would not take the money. And, then announce the closing date.
While I do not agree with any of Obama's rules, I do believe that this type of thing should be a teaching moment for entities which accept federal funds but have disagreements with the strings attached to those funds. Find a way to cut the cord.
Everything the 60's radicals used to get us here, we'll need to use to take us back to what our Founding Fathers created.
They can't. Every hospital in the US receives some kind of federal money.
There is one bishop who has said that he will close down, and there are others who have said they will go to jail, I hope they are serious.
Guess we'll soon see how many have consciences of convenience.
and without federal funding, the hospitals should quit giving medical care to illegal aliens and others showing up at the emergency rooms with non-emergency medical issues...
Ya know, thats a great take.I like it.
Abortion=Government sponsored ritual murder!
Catholic hospitals should simply and accept federal money and tell obama sure we will only abort black babies wonder how well that would play with the word twister obama?
How could he do this during Lent, our most holy month? Catholics will be rioting in the street.
Oh wait, we aren't Muslims.
The blow back can't come soon enough for me. Obama and all the stooges who voted for Pelosi war on America are really pissing me off with all the porkulus crap they dumped on us...and expect our grandkids to pay for.
Molech be appeased.
It isn't that the government supports them with money, it is that the government supports poor people with Medicaid and then there is Medicare for retirees, all considered government money. So if they can't accept those they might as well close because they'd just have to become expensive private hospitals that couldn't help the people they were created to help.
I hear you - there comes a time when one must stand on principle. And, this is such a time.
I sense quite a few doctors easing into early retirement over this issue (not to mention the national health care boondoggle).
Don't you just love the way leftists respond when their plans are exposed?
"Oh, that law/idea/agenda doesn't even exist, you're just making stuff up."
Libs, this is YOU:
John 8:44
You belong to your father the devil, and you want to do what he wants. He was a murderer from the beginning and was against the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he tells a lie, he shows what he is really like, because he is a liar and the father of lies
God help the first women who walks in the hospital for the abortion. You no she will be a N.O.W. type of gal who is testing the waters.
Let's see how long it takes for the howls and screams to start. In many places the only health care available to people is from Catholic hospitals or clinics. Close them all down. Let Obama lay hands on them and cure theeir infirmaties!
Medicare & Medicaid
>>While I do not agree with any of Obama's rules, I do believe that this type of thing should be a teaching moment for entities which accept federal funds but have disagreements with the strings attached to those funds. Find a way to cut the cord. <<
Maybe I don't understand.
What kind of federal money are they taking?
If it is Medicaid, then what you are saying is that the Hospitals should treat patients for free. Because they are required by law to treat anyone who walks into their emergency room. A woman in labor, a kid with a broken arm, or a drug overdose, they are required to stabilize that patient or treat if life threatening.
If they don't take Medicaid, they get nothing.
I was the Office Manager for the head Psych in a Cleveland hospital. His treatment cost 120.00 an hour, but because he was the Head Psych, he was passed all Medicaid patients. There was a huge amount of paperwork connected to them and we saw 60.00 on each. After they were stabilized, we could pass them onto the Charity Hospital for long term treatment (which was a Catholic Hospital, btw) Many times, a slip in the paperwork (or a whim from the government) meant that we had to resubmit with more paperwork and after the third try, we let it go and wrote it off.
How much free work should be required by a Catholic Hospital? I say, close them. My check to my parish pays for them. Let the Medicaid patients go somewhere else.
You can't cut the cord in health care. Medicare and Medicaide are federal programs.
I suggest this tactic with public schools and works as well.
Stop taking federal funds and run your own state/schools/highways/hospitals.
Now, the second conundrum; North Dakota has passed a law recognizing the humanity of an embryo and fetus. How does this jibe with the dear leader's dictate?
If they were allowed to stop accepting Medicaid PATIENTS as well as Medicaid DOLLARS, that would be fine. As it is, they'll be treating them for free, which means they WILL be closing, either in protest or in bankruptcy.
Horrific, if true. Can anyone cite a source other than Collin's one-sentence assertion?
maybe the feds will try to seize the hospitals, if they try to close. emminent domain and all.
i welcome the showdown.
What's this about a guy named Farrakhan being Obama's REAL dad, and THAT'S why he keeps the birth certificate under SEAL? Can anyone here elaborate and give more details?
Now you know why Obama wants to limit the deduction for charitable contributions: to force hospitals to take federal money when charitable contributions dry up.
I can now say it freely: Obama is pure EVIL.
I'm sure the Obama administration would be happy to pick up the slack, and continue to operate the hospital directly.
Do the Catholic Hospitals put their faith in the Government for financial support, or Christ - the Name by which these hospitals exist?
THe catholic hospital in Baton Rouge is Our Lady of Lake. THey have no ob services. What does this mean in terms of a hospital such as this? Will they be required to have an "abortion" service?
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A Friday in Lent makes it that much more poignant.
This is exactly why I disagree with government funded faith-based initiatives. It steals our right to practice out faith.
Do they not even have Labor and Delivery? I was thinking that dumping the entire OB-GYN practice might exempt a hospital, but I didn't think any of them already had. If they did, they're very forward-thinking.
From what I know that only applies to hospitals which accept government money of any sort. If a hospital is 100% private (there are some) then they are not subject to this requirement.
Coburn is a OB-GYN doctor
This "order" was apparently issued Friday. Anybody have the source for this? It's helpful to have the facts laid out before lambasting my Catholic Democrat Senator.
I guess I am confused. Does a President have the legal power to do this? One man can simply erase laws?
The solution for Catholic hospitals is clear: stop taking money from evil.
Importantly, some physicians have for years now learned a great secret: if you refuse Medicare, Medicaid, and Insurance payments, your costs are so reduced that you can make more money while charging only half of what you did before. 50% off for patients, and more profits.
It is false to believe that accepting federal money is the only way to help the poor. Only now does it become obvious that to take the easy route means death.
And by refusing federal money, Catholic hospitals are also freed from the clutches of evil in other ways. For example, patients who use Catholic hospitals will no longer have their medical records kept by the government.
The cross can be openly displayed without offending Muslims. And if some Muslim sees a cross and is offended, he can be told to bugger off.
Nurses and Doctors can pray for the health and recovery of their patients, and priests and nuns can offer solace to the sick without having to be "non-denominational".
Christmas and Easter can be celebrated in the hospital again.
What has been lost by taking federal money?
Word is that Obama was waiting to get his Health and Human Services secretary before going full bore at the law.
He picked her on Saturday ( The Kansas Governor who supports abortionist Tiller)
"I mean, what are the consequences?"
Lawsuits; with the force of federal law behind them. I think that's scarier than going to jail for most of these Doctors.
Just because something is legal doesn't mean that people have to be compelled to do it.
Are there any Islamic Hospitals in the USA? If so, do they committ abortions?
Would not medicare/caid payments be for services rendered?
Yes, but it's still federal money. They won't get paid for the services they DO provide if they refuse to provide Obama's OTHER services as well.
Years ago, when I worked in a bar in Minneapolis, the city passed a law that bars could only be open on Sunday if they served food. The owner of the bar bought a couple of TV dinners and put them in the freezer - in case we were ever inspected, those were the Sunday dinners. Possibly a hospital could stock abortion equipment from the sixteenth century and say that abortions ARE available, and here's the instruments we'll be doing them with.
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According to Mohegan�s website, Friday�s �Classic Album Live: The Beatles� Abbey Road� will feature a �note for note, cut for cut� rendition of the classic 1969 album, which features such hits as �Come Together,� �Something� and �Here Comes the Sun.�
The �Elvis Spectacular,� meanwhile, showcases the talents of Shawn Klush, a Pittsburgh native who was recently named the �Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist� by Elvis Presley Enterprises.
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For most of you, there is very little I can say to heighten your interest in this week's slate of games. The playoffs are a mere two weeks away, and only four teams have clinched a berth in the playoffs.
This weekend features a few throwaway games, but more than a few key games that should have fans on the edge of their seats.
Division rivals New Orleans and Atlanta square off Monday night. The 49ers visit the Rams with the NFC West title on the line. But perhaps most exciting of all, the Giants travel to Green Bay to face the Packers in a game that will dictate the postseason future of both teams.
This should be some of the most impassioned football we've seen all season, and I can barely wait for Sunday. So without further ado, I bring to you a preview of locks, shocks and upsets from this weekend's matchups.


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The German team has yet to finish higher than third in Formula 1 this year, despite claiming three pole positions, after struggling with tyre management.
But the Ferrari driver believes that if Mercedes can take pole position in Monte Carlo, it will be favourite for victory.
"Mercedes will be strong," said Alonso.
"They have been on pole position for the last three grands prix so we expect them to be very strong again.
"They were on pole position last year with Michael [Schumacher] before he got the [grid] penalty.
"We know how difficult it is to overtake, if they are on pole position they are favourites."
Alonso added that he is not too concerned if Mercedes does finish ahead, provided he is able to outscore his world championship rivals.
The Spaniard is 17 points behind world championship leader Sebastian Vettel, with Lotus driver Kimi Raikkonen 13 clear of him.
"We are not going to forget our main target, which is the world championship," said Alonso.
"At the moment, Vettel and Raikkonen are ahead of us.
"If Mercedes has to win one race, this is the one and we just need to concentrate on finishing in front of the others."
Despite focusing on the world championship fight, Alonso is determined to end his Monaco GP victory drought.
He won the race in 2006 for Renault, adding a second victory for McLaren a year later (pictured), but has not managed to do better than second since.
Ferrari has also struggled in recent years, taking the last of its eight Monaco F1 wins 12 years ago.
Asked if those winless runs gave him extra motivation, Alonso replied: "Yes, definitely. Obviously we want to win the championship as we said many times but Monaco is a special race.
"Monaco is the most important race in the championship.
"I can be the first man to win for three different teams so it is good motivation for me."
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Headphonesky Sold Fake Bose Headphones Internet
*Consumer Comment: "Fake" Bose equipment. That's funny!
*Consumer Comment: wish I saw this before...
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The same day I placed my order with them, I found someone selling used Bose headphones on Amazon.com for a lesser price. When I found the ones on Amazon, I asked Headphonesky to cancel my order. But, as expected the response came back that my headphones were already shipped and order could not be canceled. This might be true, but it took them two more days to give me my tracking number. This leads me believe that they had never shipped the order when I asked them to cancel the order.
Then there is a return policy which would help me right? No. [continued below]....
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"Fake" Bose equipment. That's funny!
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You're paying a lot of extra money for the label. Get some Big Lots headphones. You WON'T be able to hear the difference. And if you claim you can, I'd like to add your name and address to my audiophile sucker list.
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wish I saw this before...
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buyers remorse...have not received confirmation of the order - trying to cancel. Question: How do you know they are fake Bose earbuds?
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Well, New Jersey governor-elect Chris Cristie's campaign has ignited an entire and utterly complete political wave of "accountability" and "personal responsibility" never before felt in our elected officials!
With Rep. Mike Ross no longer taking personal money from the drug companies and voting for the public option and Rep. Barney Frank eschewing all that big, beautiful banking money and cracking down on our nation's financially- and morally-bankrupt financial institutions, I have caught the fever as well!
So, in my first act of personal accountability, I have to decided to hold myself ... well, I guess, accountable for the BS NFL predictions I made at the beginning of the season.
Let's see how I've done so far.
[AUTHOR'S NOTE: No matter how whack these predictions turn out to be, they can't be any worse than my 2-7 fantasy football season. So please keep in mind that I, like my fellow NFL owner-aspirant, Rush Limbaugh, am simply talking out of my ass.]
1. Philadelphia Eagles
2. New York Giants
3. Dallas Cowboys
4. Washington Redskins
1. Dallas Cowboys (6-2)
2. Philadelphia Eagles (5-3)
3. New York Giants (5-4)
4. Washington Redskins (2-6)
I originally predicted that the Eagles were the team to beat here. I still hold that to be true. You just have no clue what Eagles are gonna show up. One week, they dismantle the Giants like they were the Oakland Raiders, or something. But a couple weeks before, they actually lost to the Oakland Raiders.
The Giants are even more schizoid than that. They start off the season going 5-0 and then have dropped the next four straight. But when you have Nazi leadership (aka Tom Coughlin), you've gotta expect your boys to be streaky. You blitz through Poland and storm through the USSR and then find yourself stalled at Leningrad's city gates. No, I don't expect a million people to die as a result of the Giants' season. What I figure is, they'll get their act together this week and streak all the way to the playoffs and possibly the Super Bowl.
Hey, did you know there was a Finnish rock band called the Leningrad Cowboys? According to Wikipedia, they are known for their "humorous songs, ludicrous hairstyles and concerts featuring the Russian military band Alexandrov ensemble."
Those hairstyles are ludicrous!
And so is the Cowboys' success (SEGUE!!!). Their schedule hasn't been too heavy, but I'm still a little surprised. The only consolation is that a Tony Romo-led team couldn't possibly win a Super Bowl.
And a Daniel Snyder-owned football team apparently cannot even win a single game. Until the day that the Nashville Niggers take the field against the Kansas City Kikes, I will forever hate Washington's football team's name (no, I guess then I'd hate three horribly-named teams instead of just one). And as long as that little Napoleon continues to own the Foreskins, I will forever wish them ill. However, I have to thank them for giving me the football highlight of the year: their giving the Detroit Lions their first win in twenty friggin' games! That was just beautiful.
1. Carolina Panthers
2. Atlanta Falcons
3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
4. New Orleans Saints
1. New Orleans Saints (8-0)
2. Atlanta Falcons (5-3)
3. Carolina Panthers (3-5)
4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1-7)
Please don't let it ever be said that Bill Campbell can't smoke himself up some crack now. Little did we know, he was apparently on a five-week bender when he made the abovementioned prediction.
I originally thought this division was a toss-up. We all know Carolina's about as inconsistent as they come. And they still are (I mean, who loses to Buffalo?), but they are consistently coming up with the short end of the stick.
I thought Atlanta wasn't going to be as good as they were last year. They seem to be about the same. And, wishful thinking on my part, I thought Tampa would be a little better. Who knows, though? That rookie QB of theirs, Josh Freeman, looked like an absolute beast last week against Green Bay.
The real surprise, of course, is New Orleans. I still don't think you can outscore your way to a Super Bowl, but we shall see.
1. Chicago Bears
2. Minnesota Vikings
3. Green Bay Packers
4. Detroit Lions
1. Minnesota Vikings (7-1)
2. Chicago Bears (4-4)
3. Green Bay Packers (4-4)
4. Detroit Lions (1-7)
All right, I was gonna make some excuses for the Bears, saying something like, "It must be harder to integrate a new quarterback into your team than I thought." But I guess Brett Favre proves that one false.
Of course, Jay Cutler ain't no Favre and Matt Forte certainly ain't Adrian Peterson. Mrs. Unknown would be really pissed if I say anything nice about Favre. Seriously, I haven't seen her hate an athlete this virulently since the time she found out that steroid-popping Mark McGwire also had special contacts made to see the ball better. I will say this about the Vikes, though: that recent loss to the Steelers proved that they aren't quite ready for prime time.
Aside from that, the Bears are a lot weaker than I'd originally imagined and the Packers much stronger. The Lions looked damned good against the Redskins last month, but that was just a big ole Battle of the Suck. I'd like to see where they go in a couple of years.
1. Seattle Seahawks
2. San Francisco 49ers
3. Arizona Cardinals
4. St. Louis Rams
1. Arizona Cardinals (5-3)
2. San Francisco 49ers (3-5)
3. Seattle Seahawks (3-5)
4. St. Louis Rams (1-7)
Face it, this is a crap division. What was I supposed to say? I think Arizona's #1 by default. Seattle is once again plagued by injuries. St. Louis is, well, now we know what happened to the World Class Wrecking Crew.
But I said it before, San Fran is where my heart is this season. They've still got QB issues, but Mike Singletary's got these guys on the right page. Sure, they're 3-5, but they started out 3-1; and they're dead even on Points Against and Points For. They're tough and are only gonna get tougher.
1. New England Patriots
2. Miami Dolphins
3. Buffalo Bills
4. New York Jets
1. New England Patriots (6-2)
2. New York Jets (4-4)
3. Miami Dolphins (3-5)
4. Buffalo Bills (3-5)
OK, I have hated the New England Patriots since Sunday, January 27, 2002. Yeah, that's when the Pats rolled into Heinz Field, bleary-eyed from watching all that videotape, and totally dominated the Steelers on their way to their first Super Bowl victory. Look yall, I'm tired of the hate. I need to move on. I've got a kid now. But the rest of the NFL keeps falling for their Jedi mind tricks, falling for the okey-doke every week, never realizing that they don't have a real running back and their D actually kinda sucks, and let's the Pats come away with yet another victory. I'd actually be impressed--if my hate wasn't so great.
I'd originally predicted the Jets to be in last place (for which I got some crap). But I'm impressed with how Matt Sanchez can put down the hot dogs long enough to eke out a victory here and there.
The big disappointment here has got to be Buffalo (Miami has a pretty good injury excuse). I mean, how the hell can you have two of the most dangerous wide receiver threats in T.O. and Lee Evans and still throw mostly to your running backs and tight ends?! It just boggles the mind. But I guess that's why QB Evans is called "Check-Down Trent."
1. Tennessee Titans
2. Indianapolis Colts
3. Houston Texans
4. Jacksonville Jaguars
1. Indianapolis Colts (8-0)
2. Houston Texans (5-4)
3. Jacksonville Jaguars (4-4)
4. Tennessee Titans (2-6)
I know some look at Peyton and Eli Manning and argue that they are poster boys for why cousins should never be allowed to marry. Aesthetically, I think they may have a point there. But athletically ... you gotta admit, the Mannings were onto something, doubling up their athletic abilities so that their progeny could be as dominant as they now are.
Like the Patriots and Tom Brady, Peyton and the Colts know how to win. I don't think the Colts are 8-0 material. But we're going to see just how good they are. In the past two weeks, they have lost starting linebacker, Tyjuan Hagler, S Bob Sanders, and CB Marlin Jackson. Indy was fairly vulnerable to the run before. You gotta think folks are just going "three yards and a cloud of dust" on them the rest of the year--if only to keep the ball out of Manning's hands.
The biggest disappointment this year has got to be Tennessee. I often say that water seeks its own level, and, when it comes to Kerry Collins, apparently so does urine. Because his performance this year has been the definition of piss-poor. After leading the Titans to an 0-6 start and that 13-3 season last year a distant memory, Fisher finally benched Collins for Vince Young, who has been living up to all that Heisman hype these past two games. It'll be interesting to see just how far they can turn it around. And let's hope Houston finally makes the playoffs.
1. Pittsburgh Steelers
2. Baltimore Ravens
3. Cincinnati Bengals
4. Cleveland Browns
1. Cincinnati Bengals (6-2)
2. Pittsburgh Steelers (6-2)
3. Baltimore Ravens (4-4)
4. Cleveland Browns (1-7)
Oh, like you saw Cincy's starting the season 6-2. I've always been a Marv Lewis fan. So, I'm sorta glad he's righted the ship so far. Let's see how long it lasts (if I sound snarky, don't forget I am a Pittsburgh native). I would be worried except the Steelers are on to that Jedi mind trick shit, too, and own the AFC North.
The Ravens are a little disappointing. The D is getting kind of old, and Ed Reed simply can't be everywhere--though it sure does seem like he is. I wonder if this year will finally convince B'more that they actually need a wide receiver who's not paying AARP dues if they're ever going to get anywhere. Well, I'm a Steeler fan, so I certainly hope not.
The Browns ... hm ... well ...
Here! Maybe these Jim Brown highlights will cheer ya up!!!
1. San Diego Chargers
2. Oakland Raiders
3. Denver Broncos
4. Kansas City Chiefs
1. Denver Broncos (6-2)
2. San Diego Chargers (5-3)
3. Oakland Raiders (2-6)
4. Kansas City Chiefs (1-7)
When it comes to pretenders to the throne, the Steelers are singing "Don't Believe the Hype" so often that Chuck D. and the Bomb Squad must be rolling in the royalties. (Yeah, I went a long way for that one). Denver was the latest victim. I can't believe, with Kyle Orton, that Denver's doing as well as they are. But after Monday's game, defenses are going to believe, with Kyle Orton, Denver can't throw the ball down field. I imagine the Orange Crush is about to lose its fizz.
The only problem for San Diego is that LT has gone totally swish and can't be in the least bit depended on. In some ways, I wish they'd shed the Norv Turner Curse and finally win one. But it's so much fun making fun of Norv Turner, it wouldn't seem right for them to win.
My initial BS playoff teams were the G-Men, Minnesota, Seattle, Carolina, Philadelphia, and Chicago for the NFC, and New England, Indy, San Diego, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, and Tennessee for the AFC.
Well, obviously, Tennessee ain't gonna make it, but the others still have a shot. I also had Pittsburgh and Philly meeting in the Super Bowl. I have a sneaking suspicion it's going to be the Giants, but we shall see ...
We ... shall ... see ...
Thursday, November 12, 2009
My BS NFL Predictions -- 1/2way Thru
Well, New Jersey governor-elect Chris Cristie's campaign has ignited an entire and utterly complete political wave of "accountability" and "personal responsibility" never before felt in our elected officials!
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- Mark Chaplik said...
If you forced me to pick a team to win it all right now, I would have to pick the Saints. However, the Superbowl Champ is not crowned in November (see 08 titians, 07 Patroits, 05 Colts, ect.)
- November 12, 2009 at 7:41 PM
- LDUTheCoach said...
Should of known better taking Carolina over New Orleans. New Orleans is for real while Jake Delhomme is about as horrible as they get..
Check out theCoachs predictions @
- November 13, 2009 at 8:23 PM


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Complaint Review: RESVERATROL Ultra, XPRS Berry, AntiAGE RESV
RESVERATROL Ultra, XPRS Berry, AntiAGE RESV3007 Greene St. Hollywood, Florida U.S.A.
RESVERATROL Ultra, XPRS Berry, AntiAGE RESV Overcharging Credit Cards, Bait & Switch Hollywood Florida
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I finally was able to cancel with the auto service, still no human) however, the damage was done. Even if I wanted the auto service (which I did not) they charged me $87.13 on June 11, 2009 (under AntiAge Resv), and $83.18 on June 26, 2009 (under XPRES Berry). How did my 99 cent trail turn into 2 charges over $80 under 2 different company names?
When I did my research (after I got ripped off) I found that this company(s) has ripped off many other people the same way. I currently have disputes filed with my credit card (Chase). When I notified Chase they said that these people will change their name so they can charge your card over and over under different names, so they cannot guarantee I will not get charged again. I may have to cancel my card completely. Thank-You
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When my boss asked me to find someone who does bird control in New Jersey, I was only too happy to do that. I work in a funeral parlor, and our clients are usually very upset as it is. For some reason, large flocks of birds started calling our roof home, and they were becoming quite the nuisance. We did not want to add to the woes of any grieving families, which is why he wanted me to find someone quickly who would be able to help us deter the birds from taking up residence any further on the roof.
It was not that the birds were flying around the mourners when they would walk into and out of the building. They actually kept their distance when people were around. But, they did make a lot of noise on the roof, and they also did not care where they would drop their waste from their bodies. Continue reading