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The Drummond Arms3
The Street, Albury,, Guildford, GU5 9AG
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The Drummond Arms is a three star accommodation provider only five miles from the busy city of Guildford. Guildford is notable for its Cathedral, the University of Surrey and great shopping in and around the cobbled High Street. Also just five miles from the A3 and nine miles from the M25.
We have ten bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms, colour TV, tea and coffee making facilities and direct dial telephones. One has a Four Poster Bed, another a Sauna and one with a small Sitting Room. The Bar is frequented by locals and others, some attracted by the four Real Ales; one Shere Drop is produced in the next village in a new microbrewery. We offer a range of Wines including ten available by the Glass as well as by the Bottle. Visitors have the choice of eating in the Restaurant, the bar or in our Conservatory overlooking the Garden and on to the River. We offer a full Menu of Contemporary Food, Old Favourites and Daily Specials.
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Very nice hotel, but is it worthy of the price?
Not for the first time - this is a hotel I wouldn't have stayed at if not for the special offer price via the website.
The "annexe" behind the pub is quite beautiful, inside and out, with very spacious rooms to boot (including the biggest bathroom I can remember seeing). And unlike certain other inns in Surrey, there were no problems with the sanitary or tea-making facilities. But that doesn't alter the fact that under normal circumstances it's simply too expensive - not only the accommodation but, even more so, the food. (If I'd won the lottery I still would have refused to patronize the restaurant, on principle - those prices are inhuman!)
BTW: I also had a payment-related problem - somehow, money had already been taken by "the Drummond Arms" from my bank account before I'd even stayed there [my source for this info: the bank itself], and yet they denied having received this payment, and so I found myself having to pay in cash at the time of check-out.
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I'm glad you stood your ground too. Your son deserves everything life can give him, especially because he has some special needs. I would never move out of a good school district. I had an IEP in school so I know what its like to struggle in a not so great school. I wish my Mom was able to move me but never could afford to.
Move in with ur unborn child's father since it seems like the disagreement yu have is the schooling of ur 15 yr old. Dnt deprive ur unborn of being with his father on a daily basis b/c yu want ur son with mild ADHD to go to a good school. Their are options out the for yu other thn this ONE school. Especially as a single mother yu shud know the struggles. Find ur son an extra curricular program after school for his needs. He sounds like he wants to help and be around dnt let both kids go without a father.
@ drewlmonster - Thanks for the advice but I disagree. BD knew from the beginning my son's situation and he even used to be a special education teacher years ago. Believe it or not their are no options in his area other than private school. The district ranks a 2 out of 10 compared to my district, which rates a 9. I've done my homework and have asked several people who live in his area, even my aunt and uncle who live there. EVERYBODY I have talked to has put their kids in private school in that area because of overcrowding, lack of resources, and corruption in the administration. Some are in the process of leaving the area. So please understand I know what I'm doing. BD is the one who has given the ultimatum. I Will Not sacrifice one child for another. Besides I didn't say I wouldn't move. I said let's work together to find the right school for my son. BD is also from California and has only been here 3 years so he doesn't know the history of the area he lives in. Education is very important to me. If my child is raised without a father it will be because of BDs choice. I want him here but I can't compromise my son. BD is an only child, and has never been married so he is used to getting his way. His statements about my son have given me pause on wanting to marrying him but I'm am still willing to work through our issues if he is willing.
I feel like you made the right decision. I would never go from a great school to a bad one. For him not to respect the neeeds of your son is crazy. & what life is he putting on hold?? All yall doing is looking for school. yall can keep doing what yall doing. I dont see anything on hold, but the move in and that is gonna take time.
Thanks ladies. I'm praying we can work through this. I hate that we are in this place.

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Keep Rising LyricsYea, they gonna pay me a lot for this one
You know we getting two nights for the riders here
What are you talking? Yea
You niggas owe me, you niggas owe me
Like line C, I'm the OG
Fuck around blow your tab or you won't sleep
Niggas know I got they game, bitch owe me
Everybody round me bout nothing less
Protest for respect, I'm at your ass like a bitch for the cash
Doob is yo seats so I ask for the cash
You get it how we live, I ain't knockin no door
It's a smash on Sunday
I see the 8 ball on the one way
Stuff and opened the toilet after 6 days
6 days, bitch I gotta get paid
Feel like I'm a virgin cuz I gotta get laid
Bitches tryina rain game, just a game
Bitch lucky if I ever remember your name
Most people snitch, keep it simple and plain
Life is just a wall, you really know
Facing 36, boy you really go
Team you on, slipping life free tons
Aiming the rapper, niggas don't want none
I got too many problems, seen the hood
Wonder why a nigga shot, I'm another closed casket
Jealous ass niggas, put your body in a basket
Run into your house and steal all your ashes
Smoke all your weed and take all the cash and
Respect man, that's how you last in
You can't expect the fame to last in
Fuck the life's long, one of a kind
B taught me, keep fucking with mind
B taught me sit back when you hold that 9
I almost blew my thumb off with that kick back right
Think I'm about robbin, I'm go test tonight
I'mma keep a vendetta, on this bust for life
Some nights no money, some nights in jail
Some nights outside, my life is fly
Feel like I'm a cape cuz I only rise
Slow down, holy rise man
G's over here, Lil B over here
Groupie never scared, lil beast of the year
Say respect and peace, my niggas in the street, knew it be a life thuggin
Fill me up, every time man, I wanna fly when I perform
I dance around the beach, far most homeless
Still on the grind, still left my homies
I'm better, no friends
Wish I could donate all my money
Bitches still wanna take it from me
Everybody not your friend and everybody don't know me
Niggas real fakin, they so phony
Fool niggas all fakin, they matchin homie
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Michael Longley was born in Belfast on 27 July 1939, the eldest (by half an hour) of twin boys. His parents, Major Richard Longley and Constance Longley, both from England, met and married after the First World War, in which Richard Longley served in the London-Scottish regiment, and they moved permanently to Belfast in 1927. Longley thus grew up in an English household in Ireland, a more unusual situation than its opposite. His autobiographical writings explore some of the contradictions and tensions in his childhood environment, and the importance to him of being a twin. In his short memoir Tuppenny Stung (1994) he describes his childhood relationship with his brother as one in which he felt "completely fulfilled. Being a …
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if you remove the cash
P means Price and E means Earning. What does cash have anything to do with either?
cash is approximately $140 per share leaving $300 per share to compare to earnings
Do you really not know this?
Apple should be $1000/sh, simple as that. It is such a high profile stock with so many owners that it is volatile as hell
Explain that reasoning plz. Q2 is expected to be worse in terms of earnings than prev Q2 2012, which indicates negative growth. Speculating on the next iProduct as a driving force for growth seems a bit risky ?
The Microsoft lesson IS parallel to AAPL
1)Microsoft topped dec.1999 at $60.
-The price fall back into the range of 38.2%-67.7% of the top.
-It lost a max. of $39 from the top, exactly 1 year after breaking down from the top.
-Since then, all 12 years long, price oscillates between $21 and $37, exactly Fibo 38-63% of the top.
-On the way down, MSFT dropped in 5 months first to 50%, rebounded in 2 months 18%, and then dropped to bottom in 5 more months, to 38.2% of the alltime top.
2)AAPL topped at $700. If the above parallel holds:
-AAPL should fall by sept.2013 into the $440-264 range, bottoming at $264, and stay there for the next 12 years.
-on the way down, currently AAPL is at 5 months decline, this is best time for the first rebound,
from current bottom at $440,
-the rebound should last the next 2 months, upward 50% of the total drop of (700-440)*50%= 130, topping at 430+130=$560.
-From that point on, we might expect AAPL price continue to fall for 5 more months,
bottoming sept.2013 at $264.
If it follows the MSFT pattern. IF.
The psycology is pretty much the same.
And psycology is much more important factor than cash, PE, Bookvalue, etc;
simply because almost ALL Apple investors are underwater. Just like MSFT investors, in year 2000.


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Distinguishing the intrinsic value of a company from its stock price is the key to being a successful long-term investor, a Houston investment manager told attendees of the West Texas A&M University's Investment Series luncheon.
Paul Horton, managing director and president of Lighthouse Capital Management in Houston, describes his investment philosophy as "contrarian" - one who buys and sells equities based on what others are not doing.
Horton said he looks for companies in industries that are out of favor or neglected but have solid fundamental and intrinsic values.
"The thing you have to do to make this work is be patient."
Investors can expect a period of market volatility to follow the terrorist attacks but that can be advantageous to the long-term investor, Horton said.
"Contrarians are opportunists," he said. "Whatever they (other investors) are not doing is probably pretty cheap."
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Athletic director Jim Phillips does not base his search agenda on message board grumblings and public opinion. If we needed any more indication, Northwestern reportedly spoke with Al Skinner.
To me and to many, it seems borderline insane to interview the former Boston College coach and current definition of "washed up." I like Shane Falco from "The Replacements" as much as the next guy, but hiring the 60-year-old who looked to be visibly aging on the BC sidelines by 2010 would seem like a horribly wrong decision.
At the end of the day, it's very likely Chris Collins roams the sidelines in Evanston next season. The 13-year Duke assistant finally needs his chance at glory. Judging by headlines, his dad, Doug, is discussing this possibility with just about everyone. But aside from hoping and praying that he refuses to adopt the Doug Collins 1920s offensive mindset, it's difficult to pinpoint expectations.
What is it that we're looking for? Let me try to explain.
I want the next head coach to avoid those heart-sinking early-season losses. On Dec. 1, every single NU player showed fatigue in the 50-44 defeat to UIC. It was inexcusable from every standpoint. The Wildcats lost their composure and no one set them straight.
This was no Wichita State steal in which the opponent drained improbable three after three. UIC shot 34 percent and struggled on the glass, but somehow broke the tie with 53 seconds remaining. Drew Crawford – at whatever percent strength – and Jared Swopshire played in that game. And despite the poor 16-turnover outing, NU could easily have rallied. They never did. This new coach could eke out wins with tactics (Buzz Williams) or perhaps with the inexplicable ability to inspire (John Groce). NU fans are tired of the letdowns.
I want the next head coach to take special pride in his recruiting efforts. So much hollow chatter surrounds the "Chicago recruiting scene." To sign strong classes, you only need three good players. No one should complain about their area codes if they fill needs. To Collins or whoever: find big men anywhere. Alabama, Serbia (maybe not), Glen Ellyn — it does not and will not matter.
After football's lengthy National Signing Day, running on fumes and 5-hour Energy, I turned on the radio to hear Pat Fitzgerald. The head coach had just returned from his official press conference, yet he paid attention to selling the group even further. He gushed about quarterback Matt Alviti. Time permitting, he'd have done the same for every single commit. I don't expect four-star and five-star players to walk through Welsh-Ryan Arena each year, but the coach should explain his optimism for the future recipe.
I will also let out one quiet fist-pump the first time a prospect names this new head coach as the primary figure in his recruitment.
I want the next head coach to believe in this job. This, we all know, is no ordinary basketball program. We sit at home having trouble imagining a Northwestern tournament run. We wonder how the NIT committee views our résumé. No coaches should consider the NU job one stepping stone from the elite coaching ranks. It's a relatively unattractive opening – with the negatives arguably outweighing the positives – but we couldn't care less.
Evanston can only accept so many moral victories. If everyone returns next season, recruits included, this team has some tournament potential. So there's no reason to sell this short. Sit down at that opening press conference, and tell us you think you can make the Madness. It will rub off on the team. It will incite enthusiasm and get students in the often-empty seats behind baskets.
I want the next head coach to infuse this team with passion and energy never seen in 2012. If Tom Crean starts yelling, he should be yelling back. If the officials gift Aaron Craft one of many charges, he can feel free to throw his jacket and slap the scorer's table à la Fran McCaffery. There are no style points in this job.
There is something here, something untapped. We can argue over facilities, but they're not arriving anytime soon. So embrace the high school gym and tease your players about their impossible class requirements. Grow to love those unique elements that make this job hell and find players to mirror that energy. We'll love you for it.
And one more: If the second round of the NCAA Tournament someday means more to Northwestern fans than endless Bud Light commercials and mid-major alley-oops, all the better.
Al Skinner enters the fold
If he builds it, they will come
Coach must fight for Sina
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Head Coach Hot Board
Chris Collins the Favorite
Taphorn stays loyal
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Destructive behavior is one reason why rabbits are taken to shelters and rescues or abandoned by their families. What many people don't realize is that a bored rabbit is a destructive rabbit. Bored rabbits eat furniture, chew on baseboards, put holes in their human's favorite pair of jeans and eat important papers, such as homework and tax documents.
Without toys, what can a rabbit do with its time in the house aside from eat, poop and get into trouble? A rabbit needs entertainment as much as anyone, whether it is quiet playtime alone with rabbit-friendly toys, its rabbit friend or playtime with its human companions. This playtime helps make a rabbit happy and live a more fulfilling life, without endangering the house or someone's personal belongings.
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Look!: A Sneak Peek at the New H&M Home Collection
The photos show the four styles: above the jump is the "youthful" line with bright colors and Liselotte Watkins' wild prints. On this page are photos of the other lines: above is the "natural" line with lots of beige, below are the "classical" line - think nautical and New England style - and "design" line in black and white and lots of letters and numbers.
The H&M home collection will be launched in February and only in Sweden, Germany, The Netherlands, and Austria. We hope it comes to the U.S. soon!
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This rustic Olympic Peninsula escape sits on the Pacific Ocean and the western edge of Olympic National Park. Its owners claim it has the best sunset view on the Washington Coast. Some of the cabins are so close to the water that when the winter storm waves break on the beach below, the spray flies up over the buildings. On rainy days, the place is popular with refugees from a nearby campground. The property combines 20 bluff cabins overlooking the ocean, 24 log cabins with partial views and a 50-year-old lodge with ten rooms. The bluff cabins are rustic and have private baths; most also have kitchenettes and fireplaces. All of the log cabins have kitchens, fireplaces and private baths. Kitchen utensils are not provided, but fireplace units come with a bundle of firewood. Hotel-style rooms are also available. The lodge offers winter storm packages.
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- Philosophy in Canada: Q and A
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Philosophy? What can you do with that?
A list of links to articles discussing the value of philosophy, with emphasis on careers / employment.
Philosophy's Makeover, University Affairs (November 2008): This article focuses on the value of philosophical training in a range of different careers, including public service, law and business.
In a New Generation of Students, Many Opt for the Life Examined, N.Y. Times (April 6 2008) An article interviewing philosophy students at Rutgers University and CUNY, pointing out an increase in philosophy enrolments at many universities and commenting on the value of studying philosophy for basic skills, career prospects and personal satisfaction.
"Learn Philosophy: The classic discipline can help with contemporary dilemmas and modern careers", U.S. News and World Report (Dec 18 2008) This article begins with a report on the "Ethics Bowl", a debate competition in applied ethics, and then examines the popularity and value of philosophical training and the general thinking skills it develops at a time when changes in career are increasingly common. It also mentions a program for teaching logic and philosophical thinking in primary schools.
"I think, therefore I earn", Manchester Guardian (November 20, 2007) A report on the recent success of philosophy graduates in a range of careers.
"Philosophers Find the Degree Pays Off in Life And in Work" New York Times (December 26 1997). The central point: "For all the jokes about them, philosophy majors appear to do remarkably well. That, at least, is the conclusion one can draw from an unscientific survey, 20 years after graduation, of the class of 1977 at four schools: Princeton University, the University of Virginia, the University of Nebraska and Texas A & M University."
"What can you do with a Philosophy Degree?" Illinois State University—a well-presented case for the broader value of studying philosophy.
"THINK ON: Philosophy is a quintessentially modern discipline" London Times (August 15, 1998). "Philosophy is, in commercial jargon, the ultimate 'transferable work skill'".
"Why study philosophy?" A statement by Jordan Kotick, Vice-President J.P. Morgan, Wall Street. A brief statement about how studying philosophy has contributed to a very successful business career.
"A Non-academic Career?" American Philosophical Association. A very informative page, with links, individual stories and advice on career options for philosophers.
This report from statistics Canada confirms that the school-to-job transition is more difficult for humanities and social sciences graduates, and that they begin with lower incomes than their peers in engineering and applied sciences. However, over time the wage gap reverses, and humanities and social sciences grads actually experience less unemployment later in life. This is attributed to the long-term value of the skills that humanities and social sciences students develop.
- Dialogue
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- Pensées (Canadian Undergraduate Journal of Philosophy)
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- The Canadian Society of Christian Philosophers - webspace.webring.com/people/kc/cscpscpc
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Pensées Canadiennes, the Canadian national undergraduate journal of philosophy.
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Broadway Bites pops-up in Summer and Fall at Greeley Square, showcasing a diverse mix of chefs, artisans and baristas. You'll find a mix of original concepts from experienced chefs, as well as talented up-and-coming entrepreneurs bringing their new concepts to the markets for the first time.
2016 Summer Market, June 3 – July 17
2016 Fall Market, October 12 – November 18 | 11:00am – 9:00pm Daily
Greeley Square – Broadway, between 32nd and 33rd Street.
Gotham Poké will bring a modern take on Hawaiian cuisine from one big island to the other (Manhattan)! Unique varieties of marinated poke over an array of healthy delicious bases creates the perfect meal or snack. This new concept is from the team behind Takumi Taco.
DÙNDÚ: The African Kitchen offers exclusively African dishes that are prepared daily using only fresh ingredients. Our offerings are authentic, consistent and simply delicious they include time tested favorites like Jollofrice which is a pilaf of tomatoes, peppers and select indigenous spices and our Moinmoin Elemimeje which translates as a bean pudding with seven souls, this fiber rich pudding is filled with corned beef, fish, eggs. Our customers are happy to build their own plates from a variety of proteins and sides OR they may simply choose one of our combo meal options. We're proud to bring to you the delectable and mouthwatering flavors of Africa right here in the Big Apple! DÙNDÚ was born out of the passion and persistence of our team lead; Mofoluwaso Salami a Culinary Institute of America grad who gave up a successful career as an Oil & Gas attorney to pursue her dream of sharing the foods she grew up eating with New Yorkers.
Khao Man Gai NY specializes in a Thai chicken and rice dish Khao Man Gai, for which it won Best Market Vendor at the 2013 Vendy Awards. Founded by a Thai native and her husband, Khao Man Gai NY emphasizes high-quality ingredients with its authentic preparation of this Thai favorite and other Thai street food specialties including khao man gai jay (vegetarian version fo khao man gai), tom yum noodle soup and Thai style organic chicken wings.
Artisanal grilled cheese sandwiches. Dairy farmer owned and operated. We are the definition of farm to table!
Arancini Bros. is New York City's first and only business specializing in authentic Sicilian Rice Balls, born from the greatest melting pot in the world: Brooklyn, New York.
Inspired by old-school eats from New York City's Chinatown, Zhà Roasted Meats brings traditional Chinese BBQ to the city streets. Enjoy mouth-watering, fall-off-the-bone meats from this 2014 Vendy Award Best of Market winner, and creator of AsianCini (Asian Fried Riceballs).
Kaya is an established street vendor in NYC specializing Taiwanese snacks, and our signature dishes are the Taiwanese style burgers called "gua bao". Gua Bao is a white fluffy texture steamed bun with a variety of meat options. We are also nominated for the finalist of the rookie of the year 2015 in the Vendy Awards.
Renegade Lemonade is a small batch specialty beverage company and 2015 Vendy Award Winner for "Best Street Drink". Our mission is to serve the freshest quality, creative, unique, and thirst quenching seasonal lemonade and beverages around. All of our drinks are made from real fruit and herbs. You can see and taste our dedication in each of our carefully crafted flavor combinations. Making your day better, one sip at a time…
There's always something meaty going on at The Cannibal, a beer and butcher (and cycling gear) shop by day and charcuterie and small plates restaurant by night. Check out their summer outpost, serving all the meaty goodness you've come to expect!
Chingu is a new Korean concept restaurant where old food meets new. Meaning "Friend" in Korean, we strive it to be a place that you can just relax, hangout, and enjoy amazing delicious food as if you were at your friends house. We plan to bring a fun new experience of eating your traditional Bibimbap but with a twist, Korean Double Fried Chicken Wings but with an extra flavor that you might remember and enjoy from your childhood, and even refreshing Korean beverages. We also will be bringing Korean style ramen for both Vegetarians and "Meatatarians" alike. Things like Oxtail Ramen, Mandoo Ramen, and even Party Ramen are in the works.
Delicatessen Taco is the little sister of Macondo Taperia Latina. A tribute to the classic NY Deli meeting the Taco Culture of our city, and roots, Delicatessen Taco will feature a menu of in-house smoked and roasted meats, accompanied by bold flavors of cilantro, salsa verde, chipotle, and smoked pickled jalapeño. And don't miss their one of a kind Michelada Bar as well – It's the perfect match with a nice, smokey taco.
A one-of-a-kind creperie crafting thin pancakes with internationally inspired fillings, Bar Suzette has taken a different approach to the casual crepe, enhancing it with a wide range of global flavors.
Coffee, pastries, gelati and more!
Barraca and it's signature Paella Shack bring authentic Spanish cuisine to the urban center of the world, New York. Barraca's concept is built around the century-old Spanish tradition of crafting paellas in the street along the Mediterranean coast and sharing them with the community. Their paellas are crafted from top quality products and bring alive the passion, flavor and culture of Spain. They will be introducing a sangria lab featuring eight varieties of sangria inspired by the eight different regions of Spain.
The Red Hook Lobster Pound brings sensational lobster rolls and seafood straight from the Maine coast to New York City.
The Gumbo Bros is New York's first authentic New Orleans style gumbo shop. Founder's Adam and Clay met during undergrad at Louisiana State University and decided to bring their love for Cajun & Creole cooking to New York City. Specializing in authentic gumbo selections, The Gumbo Bros offer a variety of Southern cuisine to their customers based off of their own family recipes and lots of love.
Doughnuttery specializes in hot fresh uniquely sugared mini doughnuts pared with homemade seasonal dipping sauces, hot or cold apple cider, coffee, lemonade, and other seasonal beverages.
Founded in 2010 by Christina Ha and Simon Tung, Macaron Parlour offers a wide array of delicious macarons. Their flavor offerings range from the traditional (Red Velvet) to the crazy and creative (Cheetos).
Japan meets Mexico at this roving taco slinger where tempura and teriyaki fills the tortillas (also: Japanese nacho tots!)
The goal of Two Tablespoons is to make delicious, vegetarian, gluten-free food from scratch using only wholesome, high-nutrient ingredients and as much locally grown produce as possible. It draws inspiration from traditional world cuisines for its bright, colorful dishes.
Enfes serves Turkish street food – savory stuffed pastries and traditional sweets – in the heart of New York City. It's appropriately named: "enfes" translates to "delicious" in English.
Melt Bakery's mission is simple: to create delicious ice cream cookie sandwiches and deliver a great customer experience. Sourcing as locally and sustainably as possible, Melt features classic and approachable ice cream sandwich choices, a rotating gluten- and dairy-free option, and seasonal flavors.
Barilla's goal is to provide their guests with the recipe for Italian conviviality. The food is the key ingredient that brings families around the table, where happiness, friendship and celebration is shared, old relationships are nurtured and new ones are created, every time.
Palenque is a company dedicated to providing delicious gourmet Colombian fusions to the New York metro area. They offer quinoa and multigrain arepas with delicious vegetarian and meat options.
Jicama has created its own unique style of cuisine: "California Street Food". They serve beautiful farm inspired salads, tacos and tamales that rejuvenate and invigorate. Jicama appeals to those who love the beauty and brightness of healthy food.
From the makers of small-batch 17% truffle butter featuring black perigord truffles from France and European style butter, come Cheesesteaks by The Truffleist. This isn't your average Philly Cheesesteak, folks.
Mr Bing's mission is to introduce America to traditional Beijing street crepes, made hot & fresh in front of the customer. For those already familiar with bings, we aim to instill a sense of nostalgia for the China street food culture they remember.
Hai Street Kitchen & Co. makes Japanese-inspired sushi burritos for the hungry, health-conscious, and adventurous diner. At Hai Street Kitchen & Co you'll find fresh, all-natural ingredients carefully rolled into a Nori wrap. These bold, fun and flavorful handheld sushi burritos are great on the go and perfect for lunch or dinner. It's always a great day to #GetHai


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Callie Combest of Tulia and Jason Walterscheid of Hereford were married Saturday, June 17, at Central Church of Christ in Tulia. Trey Morgan officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Debbie and Richard Combest of Tulia. Parents of the groom are Lani Long and Larry Walterscheid, both of Hereford.
The couple will reside in Amarillo.
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One of the users whom I support on IT is running Windows Vista on Toshiba Portege M600 (Model: PPM61L-01G008).
He is having a strange problem that his audio device keeps going off.
In the system tray, the volume icon button is marked with X and it says that "No Audio Devices are installed.".
In device manager, I don't see any devices look like sound/audio.
Upon researching the issue on the internet, I could find that another user of Toshiba Portege M600, but with a different model number has solved the same issue by updating the BIOS of his machine.
I want to try out the same thing, but am not able to get the BIOS update from anywhere for my model.
Please Note: The current BIOS Version/Date is: Toshiba V 1.90 6/15/2007
Request for help !
Portege M600-E310 (PPM61L-01G008)
From Toshiba India.
The latest BIOS is here.
BIOS version 3.30 upgrade for PORTÉGÉ M600 (PPM61*-****** ONLY) for Windows XP and Vista, 19/03/2009
The latest sound driver is here.
Sound Driver update for PORTÉGÉ M600, V18.104.22.16873 for Windows Vista, 26/02/2008
Thank you so much for your help Jerry !
I shall download, and work on the problem, and also update you with the results.
On another note, I want to understand from you the way of finding out the driver required by me on the Toshiba web-site. As I think I also tried looking for the driver on the toshiba-asia web-site, but did not get the BIOS driver in the result of my search.
Many thanks !
You'll want to look up the drivers and utilities for that machine on the Toshiba Asia site, Yagyesh.
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Amma Calling Voters, AIADMK Launches 'Mobile' Campaign
By PTI - CHENNAI
Published: 17th April 2014 06:40 PM
Last Updated: 17th April 2014 06:41 PM
Scaling up the party's electioneering, the ruling AIADMK has launched its "mobile phone campaign" in which Chief Minister Jayalalithaa seeks votes in a pre-recorded audio message.
In a two minute message, Jayalalithaa introduces herself and seeks vote for AIADMK's two leaves symbol for a "prosperous India ".
"I am your sister Jayalalithaa speaking," begins the message in which she urges the voters to choose AIADMK and press the two-leaves button on the ballot box.
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Nobel Peace Prize Winner To Speak At LoyolaThe third Hanway Lecture in Global Studies at Loyola University Maryland will welcome Tawakkol Karman to the campus on Tuesday, April 7 at 7:00p.m. in McGuire Hall.
1936 Nobel Peace Prize To Be Auctioned In MarylandA 1936 Nobel Peace Prize discovered at a South American pawn shop is heading to the auction block.
Holocaust Survivors, Veterans Gather At D.C. MuseumElderly survivors of the Holocaust and the veterans who helped liberate them gathered for what could be their last big reunion Monday at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.
Md. Law Professor Proud Of Sirleaf's Peace PrizeA University of Maryland law professor who worked as a senior adviser on Liberia President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's campaign says he's "bursting with pride" she has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.


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>SOUTHERN STAR A philosophical question: Is this album by Alabama, under new producers Josh Leo and Barry Beckett, old wine in a new bottle, new wine in an old bottle or maybe even new wine in a new bottle? Anyway, it goes down very smoothly. (RCA)
SPIKE Such guests as Paul McCartney and Chrissie Hynde help Elvis Costello get to the point of 14 songs running from pop to folk to a political tune about Margaret Thatcher. (Warner Bros.)
They've toned down the rabble-rousing attitude—it's more like rabble-cultivating now—but the Replacements still kick up a rock and roll fuss. (Sire/Reprise)
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The catholic school has plenty of great success stories from this year's GCSEs.
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The independent school, based in Tytherington, has celebrate the results from it's GCSE cohort students.
Manny Botwe, head at Tytherington School, is celebrating a fantastic set of results.
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Joseph Hayek, who faces losing his sight, has had his artwork displayed at Manchester Children's Hospital.
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The 46-year-old from Macclefield died in a collision with a car in June. Friends came together for a sponsored bike ride
Friends, family, colleagues and students are expected to turn out for 10-mile loop of Bollington on Sunday
Students at Macclesfield College showed off their skills with the end of year showcase.
The officers have changed an earlier recommendation and the plans for a new school at Prestbury are recommended for approval.
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Dozens of parents in Macclesfield have been given fixed penalty notices for taking their children out of school
More than 100 parents and pupils attended a council meeting at Sandbach Town Hall on Tuesday.
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South County garden tour to help horticultural students
Stop and smell the roses Saturday.
The Rose Society of Saddleback Mountain will present its 2013 Elegant and Enchanting Garden Tour with visits to Laguna Hills, San Juan Capistrano, San Clemente and Capistrano Beach, with some of the proceeds benefiting a scholarship fund for local horticultural students.
Master gardeners from the society have selected the stops on the self-guided tour for their special features, variety and "floral elegance." Garden architecture and environmentally sound gardens also will be on display.
The event is one of many for the society, which offers free lectures, a pruning clinic and dining and social events. It maintains the Civic Center garden next to the Mission Viejo Library.
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Pak rights activist files fresh mercy plea for Sarabjit
Burney said Sarabjit has already served more than 21 years of his life in solitary cell of the prison.
Attari: Pakistan leading human rights activist Ansar Burney on Thursday said he had recently filed a fresh mercy petition to President Asif Ali Zardari to save Indian death row convict Sarabjit Singh.
On arriving Attari, Burney told the media that in the petition the President of Pakistan he has sought commutation of the death sentence of Sarabjit to life imprisonment so that he could safely be repatriated to India to join his family members.
Talking about the practice of death sentence in India and Pakistan Burney said that the government of both the nations should stop it forthwith.
Burney said he was deadly against the terrorism but he strongly favored that prisoners in Pakistan facing death sentence should be granted clemency as this act of government would never encourage terrorism.
Burney said Sarabjit has already served more than 21 years of his life in solitary cell of the prison. "Moreover the person, who is on death row, dies daily and Sarabjit Singh is facing the predicament for more than last one decade, struggling between death and life. Hence there would be nothing wrong if his death sentence commuted into life imprisonment".
Burney met Sukhpreet Kaur, wife of Sarabjit, at Attari border on Indian side.
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He was tried by several successive courts and was awarded death penalty.
Sarabjit's sister says his brother was held on mistaken identity.
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PPI in September 2005
October 19, 2005
The Producer Price Index (PPI) for Finished Goods rose 1.9 percent in September, seasonally adjusted. This advance followed increases of 0.6 percent in August and 1.0 percent in July.
Among finished goods in September, prices for energy goods advanced 7.1 percent, compared with a 3.7-percent increase in August. The finished consumer foods index turned up 1.4 percent, following a 0.3-percent decline in the prior month. Prices for finished goods other than foods and energy rose 0.3 percent in September, following no change in August.
During the third quarter of 2005, prices for finished goods advanced at a seasonally adjusted annual rate (SAAR) of 14.8 percent, after falling at a 0.5-percent SAAR during the second quarter of 2005. Excluding prices for foods and energy, the finished goods index increased at a 2.6-percent SAAR for the 3 months ended September 2005, after rising at a 1.0-percent SAAR for the 3 months ended June 2005.
From September 2004 to September 2005, prices for finished goods rose 6.9 percent, as shown in the chart. Over the same period, the index for finished energy goods increased 27.8 percent, prices for finished goods other than foods and energy went up 2.6 percent, and the finished consumer foods index climbed 2.1 percent.
These data are from the BLS Producer Price Index program. To learn more, see "Producer Price Indexes -- September 2005" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 05-1975. All producer price indexes are routinely subject to revision once, 4 months after original publication, to reflect the availability of late reports and corrections by respondents. Note: Hurricanes Katrina and Rita had virtually no impact on data collection efforts or survey response rates, and no changes in estimation procedures were necessary.
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Santiago Durango was the guitarist and -- with Steve Albini -- one of the two consistent members of Big Black. Except for the 1982 Lungs EP (which was an Albini solo project), Durango remained with the band until commercial pressures and an urge to go to law school forced him to quit in 1987, just before recording began for Songs About Fucking. Big Black imploded soon after, but Durango returned to the Touch & Go label two years later and released two EPs as Arsenal. After graduating from law school, Durango joined a firm in Chicago and now represents Albini, among others. Durango is also the husband of Cath Carroll. ~ John Bush, Rovi


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Our hospital is located 5 miles from one of the major all-terrain vehicle (ATV) riding spots in southern California, and we are therefore able to expand considerably on the data presented by Cogbill et al1 in the Aug 23/30 issue of JAMA.Since Jan 1, 1984, we have analyzed all patients who entered our emergency area as a result of an accident they had while riding an ATV. As of July 1, 1985, we have a sample of 144 patients, 35 (24%) female and 109 male. Patient ages range from 3 to 76 years, with most (94) between 16 and 30 years.Forty-four (30%) of the patients ultimately were admitted to the hospital, and 13 of these needed an operation. Two patients died, two have sequelae of major head injury (seizures in one and gait disturbance in another), and one patient lost a finger from his dominant
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The Hawks lost to the Celtics Friday night. Boston was without Rajon Rondo, Jared Sullinger, Leandro Barbosa, and Kevin Garnett. Now, Atlanta was without Devin Harris, Al Horford, Zaza Pachulia, and Lou Williams. But for a team battling for the fifth seed, that's a bad loss. The bigger issue is it seems emblematic of who the Hawks are and who they have been over the past six years.
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The NFL free-agency period is still going strong, but the New York Giants already may have shifted their focus to April's draft.
The Giants, who are not usually big players in free agency, made some key moves this offseason, signing tight end Marcellus Bennett and locking up top-notch cornerback Terrell Thomas. Though there are still glaring holes the Giants will need to fill, general manager Jerry Reese always has been partial to finding his players through the draft.
With a talented draft class to choose from, Reese will have a great opportunity to find what he needs to fill the Giants' needs and add depth to the roster.
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Cavs have got the East, man they look like they r on a different level to everyone else.
wow Kidd is sooo annoying to watch...he's like Duhon x 100 ... he has a wide open lane to the basket and he never looks for the shot, and always looks to make an assist... it's to the point where he's like becoming selfish in the way he does it, the way he's constantly looknig to pass pass pass...shoot the damn ball!
j kidd is such a scrub now
Cavs have got the East, man they look like they r on a different level to everyone else.
I'd love to see a Rockets v Nuggets WCF series. **** the Mavs & the Lakes & **** Phil Jackson. The nuggets are playing tough, high paced ball on both ends & look hard to beat. Nene's running the floor like a small forward and even that Birdman clown is playing some high level ball!
Artest is showing he can bring it against the best & McGrady is growing more and more unwanted. I'll be hating it if we sign him, & I doubt we will.
Yao's staying healthy and putting up very respectable numbers.
I like Von Wafer's explosive game too. He's a free agent this year and could be a potential sign and trade for N8 perhaps? Apparently he is a bit of a nut bar though.
It's a shame Mutombo went down though. The Rockets have a real chance at an upset I think if health and fatigue don't affect the big fella. Mutombo's back up absence might play a role in their demise against the purple and gold fairies.
The one team that I think can beat both the lakers and the Cavs is the Houston Rockets. They're playing great basketball, the Houston fans love Ron Artest which is great to see. He was never that bad of a guy, it seems like most players in the NBA like him.
Denver has been very impressive, what a difference Billups has made with that team.
i agree man, like i said in the preseason its Cavs vs Rockets with the cavs taking it in 6.
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I can't stand watching these games on ESPN. Other than Hubie Brown, I think everyone on ESPN sucks in comparison to the TNT crew.
No way the refs let Houston win tonight. Kobe will be driving to the bucket all day knowing he's gonna get a whistle. I hope somebody puts him on the floor w/ a little extra.
I can't believe they called a flagrant 2 on Artest for that foul on Gasol. That is by far the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen. It didn't mean much towards the outcome of the game, since there was like 30 seconds left. But in no way was that a flagrant foul. The referees are such bitches lately, it's shameful.
if u talking about pregame show i agree with you, avery johnson and jalen rose suck balls. but i love the mike breen-mark jackson-van gundy combo, and hubie brown is good 2. i think espn and tnt are equal when it comes to the actual commentators, but as i said bfore i think espn's pre game and post game suck. i can barely understand avery johnson lol
Wow. That Dallas-Denver game was another example of how much the refs hate Mark Cuban. Wright shouldn't have stopped playing, but there are certain conventions and at the time Carmelo took that shot nobody else on the floor was playing basketball anymore.
When you want to a foul a guy in a situation like that, you have to leave no doubt that you're fouling him. Antoine Wright should have wrapped him up or something. In the last seconds of the game, you have to make sure the refs know you want to foul.
Still really sucks for the Mavs though. That team has no luck.
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]HOUSTON (AP)—[Only registered and activated users can see links. ][Only registered and activated users can see links. ] will miss the rest of the playoffs because of a broken left foot.
The Houston center limped off the court late in the [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]' 108-94 victory over the Rockets on Friday night. Yao missed Saturday's practice to get treatment and the team said the 7-foot-6 All-Star would be re-evaluated on Sunday.
But the Rockets announced later Saturday night that further examination of Yao's injury revealed a hairline fracture. The Rockets say Yao will need 8-12 weeks to recover, though no surgery is required.
The Rockets and Lakers play Game 4 of their Western Conference semifinal series on Sunday. The Lakers lead the series 2-1.
Yao had 19 points and 14 rebounds in Friday's loss, his sixth straight double-double. But he was noticeably limping by the fourth quarter and finally hobbled off the court in the final minute, with the outcome decided.
Yao has been the focal point of the Rockets' offense since [Only registered and activated users can see links. ][Only registered and activated users can see links. ] had season-ending knee surgery in February, and Houston finished 21-8 without McGrady. Yao has been plagued by serious leg and foot injuries in each of the previous three seasons, but played in 77 games in 2008-09.
His left foot has given him problems before.
Just four games before the end of the 2005-06 regular season, Yao broke the fifth metatarsal in the foot in Utah and missed the playoffs after surgery. In February 2008, Yao sustained a stress fracture in his foot and missed the postseason again, returning in time to play for host China in the Olympics.
After the Rockets' practice on Saturday, [Only registered and activated users can see links. ][Only registered and activated users can see links. ] said Yao told him that he'd be ready for Game 4. However, coach Rick Adelman prepared his team as if Yao wouldn't be available.
"We have to play to our strengths," Adelman said. "Everybody has to play to their strengths and understand what they can do to help us win. You do it collectively. There's strength in numbers, and that's what we have to understand."
The Rockets went 3-2 without Yao during the regular season and 19-8 without him in 2007-08. A total of 12 players missed 179 games for Houston this season, and the Rockets still managed to go 53-29.
"We've won without people all year long," Adelman said. "It's just one more case. You can't dwell on who's not here. You have to dwell on who is here. These guys truly believe, if we go out and play the way we're capable of playing, we can win a game."
Wanted to see the Rockets beat the Lakers.
lakers getting smaked by 23 right now, just what i love to see
the rockets got the toughness to beat the lakers
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What a game for the Rockets today!!! That team is assembled so well that even with Mcgrady, Yao, and Mutombo out with serious injuries they can still win and play so perfect as they did today.
Damn I wish our Knicks can someday become a TEAM of no excuses and just play their guts out each time out. I really enjoy this game today seeing the Lakers getting hammer. Yea.....


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Tampa Bay Buccaneers 24, Seattle Seahawks 7
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Qwest Field
Seattle, Washington
Play of the Day: After a Matt Hasselbeck pass intended for Deion Branch was intercepted, Buccaneers first-round quarterback Josh Freeman dumped the ball off to Cadillac Williams, who ran untouched into the end zone for a 22-yard touchdown that gave the Buccaneers' a 13-7 game that would hope up.
Handouts to the Standouts
John Carlson had a big game, catching seven passes for 86 yards and scored Seattle's lone touchdown.
Other than Carlson, 52 players and a gaggle of coaches stole money from the 67,011 people that showed up on Sunday to watch two teams with six wins combined.
Well, Hasselbeck turned the ball over 5 times on Sunday, and doing that usually won't result in much success.
I know some will use this performance to make the case to get rid of Hasselbeck, but I don't know how any quarterback can be effective with this offensive "system", this offensive coordinator/play-caller, and with no offensive line and perhaps one legitimate weapon on offense (Carlson) to work with.
The receivers simply aren't open, and when they are open, they're either dropping passes or lack the ability to do anything after the catch.
Deion Branch shouldn't even be on this team, yet he was starting on Sunday and led the team with 10 passes thrown his way. He caught four, the Buccaneers caught three. T.J. Houshmandzadeh appeared to have extra spring in his step early, but disappeared in the second-half.
With Nate Burleson out, Deon Butler was to be used more, yet Seattle didn't use nearly as much "Zebra" personnel (1 RB, 3 WR) as they normally do. Instead, tight end John Owens and both fullbacks saw more playing time. Butler did catch three passes for 30 yards, but had an inexcusable and untimely dropped pass in the 3rd quarter.
Seattle's running game was improved, with Julius Jones and Justin Forsett each breaking big gains as the 'Hawks racked up 118 yards on the ground in the first half. Jones suffered a rib injury, and Forsett got dinged up a bit, as well. With Louis Rankin inexplicably inactive, Knapp called just four running plays for 10 years in the final 30 minutes.
I will say this, though: Seahawks fans can stop wondering what the team has in Forsett.
Forsett is a good third-down back. He picks up the blitz well, has excellent hands, but he doesn't have the vision or breakaway speed to be a 15-20 touches per game back. Sadly, he's the best option on the team right now, but this is an area of the roster that the new "leader" will have to address in April.
Not in March, or in May, April.
Up front, Max Unger played well in his first game at center, in that there were not botched exchanges and his shotgun snaps were sharp, accurate, and more importantly, consistent. Unlike with Spencer's off-hand snaps, Hasselbeck didn't appear to have any problems fielding those snaps and making his reads (before scrambling for his life or throwing the ball away as no one was opened or a rusher came free).
The other "newbie" Seahawks fans and observers were eager to see was right guard Mike Gibson, who played the second quarter. That's the quarter the 'Hawks scored their touchdown in, but they apparently saw enough and Spencer played the remainder of the game.
Hard to put a positive spin on a unit that allowed three touchdowns to an offense that hadn't scored one since Week 12, and failed to notch one sack on a rookie quarterback who entered the game with a Sammy Hagar-esque passer rating of 55.4.
Freeman threw for 205 yards and a pair of touchdowns, and compiled a passer rating of 95.8, the second-highest of his young career. Freeman's passer rating last week: 12.1, in a home game against the New York Jets, Seahawks defensive line coach Dan Quinn's former team.
Seattle's defense couldn't get off the field on third downs (Tampa Bay converted 7-of-16, 44%, of attempts), and in the second half, gave up six plays of 20 yards or longer, including the 22-yard touchdown by Williams where no Seahawks player laid a finger on him.
Three of the more notable performances were turned in by safety Deon Grant, who intercepted a Freeman pass in the first quarter and would've had another if it weren't for the cast on his injured wrist. Veteran safety Lawyer Milloy (one hit on Freeman, two passes defended) and Corey Redding (three hits on Freeman), two players who are unlikely to be in Seattle in 2010, also had solid performances on Sunday.
Linebacker David Hawthorne, as he usually does, led the 'Hawks with 10 tackles, while two of Darryl Tapp's four tackles were behind the line of scrimmage. Will Herring saw plenty of action in place of Aaron Curry, who injured his left shoulder in the 3rd quarter. Leroy Hill moved to strong-side linebacker, with Herring stepping at weak-side 'backer. When Curry was hurt last week, Lance Laury replaced him for the final defensive play.
Marcus Trufant had a pass defensed, and more impressively, was not flagged on Sunday.
Special Teams
If the offense wasn't going to show up, and the defense wasn't going to show up, why should Bruce DeHaven's units show up?
Seattle's special teams got off to a bad start, with long-snapper Kevin Houser releasing his inner dirtbag by committing a personal foul penalty. Houser's bad day got worse when his low snap thwarted a chip-shot field goal attempt by Olindo Mare. Houser would later injure his shoulder, and was taken to a local hospital after the game.
Punter Jon Ryan was only called upon four times, and had a gross average of 43 yards, but the Seahawks struggled to cover the punts, allowing Buccaneers rookie wide receiver Sammie Stroughter to average 18.5 yards per return, which sunk Ryan's net average to 24.5 yards.
The Seahawks return game was also non-existent, as Ben Obomanu, Justin Forsett, and Josh Wilson averaged 15.3 yards per return and never pushed the ball beyond their own 20-yard line.
Special teams captain Lance Laury led the 'Hawks with four special teams tackles on Sunday.
By losing at home to a previously 1-12 team that was starting a rookie quarterback, less than 24 hours after the one man who had been openly pining to run your franchise turns down your offer to do so and appears headed to Cleveland, it's safe to say that as a franchise, the Seahawks have reached rock bottom.
I mean, it's hard to imagine how it could possibly get any worse, right?
Then again, claims of reaching rock bottom could have been made a week ago, when on a Monday in mid-December, the Seahawks took a backseat in the Seattle sports scene to a 21-year old college quarterback and a three-team baseball trade that, at the time, was rumored to be happening at some point in the near future.
Sunday's loss, however, could make Jim Mora look fondly upon how most of the ink devoted to the Seahawks last week was because he threw even more players under the bus, and openly longed for more dirtbags. (But not guys who are too dirtbaggish, because too much dirtbaggery is a bad thing. You want a moderate level of dirtbaggishness, at least I think that was the consensus that was agreed upon)
So now that rock bottom appears to have been reached, the only way to go is up, right?
No, not necessarily.
Based on Seahawks' CEO Tod Leiweke's "We're not going to join them, they're going to join us" approach to finding a new "leader"—one who won't demand the actual power required to lead this franchise out the downward spiral it's currently in—the Seahawks have the potential to stay exactly where they are, which means things could actually get a lot of worse before they ever get any better.
How is that possible? Well losses like the one to the Buccaneers on Sunday would still occur, they just won't come as a surprise to anyone.
Leiweke can take solace in one thing this holiday season: That Seahawks fans are upset and concerned with the direction this franchise is headed is a sign that apathy hasn't set in.
His own bio on the Seahawks' website brags that "In 2006 under Leiweke's direction, the Seahawks sold out of season tickets for the first time since the early 1990's and developed Blue Pride, the team's season ticket waiting list."
Quite a feat. Not mentioned: That it took three straight playoff seasons, including a trip to the Super Bowl, for the Seahawks to sell out of season tickets. Still, Leiweke operates as if this team, which will have back-to-back losing seasons for the first time since 1993-94, can somehow afford, in a recession, to continue to field a losing product and expect the fans to continue to pony up their even-harder-to-earn money to support a franchise stubbornly pretending as if nothing's structurally wrong.
Can Leiweke really afford to be so arrogant as to structure an offer in such a way that the man who returned the franchise to respectability, and who openly politicked to come back and run the franchise again, would turn it down the job to work in Cleveland? (By the way, Browns players were chanting for Mike Holmgren during their practice last week, and went out and actually won a football game this month)
We're about to find out, because he's gambling on his "they're going to join us" approach at a time where it's obvious that the Seahawks do not need a president or a general manager, they need a demolition man.
The Seahawks need someone who is going to remind everyone in the VMAC that it wasn't too long ago that the Seahawks were California-bound, and that Qwest Field was once infested with fans from opposing teams and lacked the home-field advantage that 67,000+ screaming fans have provided the 'Hawks with.
This administration needs to be realize that we're in an economic and jobs climate where entertainment options, particularly expensive entertainment options like the National Football League, take a backseat to paying the mortgage and putting food on the table. Even the Kansas City Chiefs, who have some of the most loyal fans in the NFL, were blacked out this Sunday, the first time in nearly 20 years that's happened.
So the last thing the Seahawks can do right now is assume that the same organizational structure that's produced a 9-21 record over the last two seasons, can stay the same and expect to produce different results in 2010 and beyond.
Unfortunately, that's the message coming out of Renton, so yes, Virginia (Mason Athletic Center), it can get much worse than this.
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