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3/21/2009 What are your Saving Saturday plans?
I have so far:
-cooked breakfast
-dressed and having coffee
-started laundry
Need to do:
-go to a parent/youth meeting at church re: a trip dd will be taking
-do some cleaning
-pick up some groceries
-stop by the thrift store
-cook supper
-enjoy a lazy day (for the most part)
Have a great Saturday!!
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Veg out! I am so tired this week.03-21-2009, 11:08 AM #3
I have mailed bills
went to Wal-mart
staying home rest of the day
have movie to watch tonight
books to read
always have housework to do
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I'm sick...
The downside is, I don't have crackers or applesauce.
The upside is, I can't leave the house to spend any money.
I am going to spend the rest of the day on the running between the two rooms.03-21-2009, 11:17 AM #5
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I'm still sick...so I won't be leaving the house to spend money...I will be trying to get caught up on some cleaning around the house...it looks beautiful out...I may crack a window or two for some fresh air...03-21-2009, 12:43 PM #7
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I need to go to the grocery store and maybe to Costco.03-21-2009, 12:51 PM #8
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Will be picking up DD from the airport for spring break - so shall be out and about all day
Today is a planned spending day -
check Sears end of season clothing sale
Verizon for battery for DD's cell phone
Before we leave for the airport will
straighten up the LR and Kitchen
do some paper work
Have a good day. For those who are not feeling well, please take care. Whatever is going around here is really hitting people hard and not letting go.03-21-2009, 01:24 PM #9
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So far today, I've:
* cooked breakfast/cleaned up
* washed 2 loads of laundry and hung outside
* made the beds and cleaned the litter boxes/fed all the animals
Still left to do:
* sweep and do a light dusting
* vacuum
* evening animal chores
* then we're going out to dinner with some of DH's friends from work. Not frugal, but we're going to a pretty low cost place, and this will be our only time going out to eat this month.03-21-2009, 03:36 PM #10
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We all slept in this morning. It was sooo nice. Then it was a lazy morning. I knit while the boys (dh included) played the Wii. Then we all went to the library and took the van through the car wash.
The only plans I have today are to work on the laundry and knit on dd's punk blanket.03-21-2009, 04:32 PM #11
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I crocheted and read before I came into work. And that was one of those days - when I arrived I found my morning student workers had run into some problems:
The could not clock in because security unlocks the library for them (they don't have keys), and it took them 15 minutes to get here.
The computer with the main scanner apparently has had the password changed and no one has told us what it is, so it cannot not be logged on. This one will be seriously missed this weekend.
They were unable to get the circulation computer up, so all the transactions had to be written down until I came in and could use my passwords.
When one of them started entering these, a study room key that was perfectly sensible yesterday decided this morning that it was going to be an non-circulating item.
A faculty member tried to find a journal that the catalog said we had and it wasn't there. I looked at the catalog, read farther and it said we both had it and didn't have it. Show him how to do interlibrary loan and he's annoyed he can't have it today - "This slows down research." I'm sorry. We have over 1500 journals. We can't have everything. E-mail to collections manager about the catalog listing. E-mail to two ill librarians about the catalog problem, because they will bounce his request right back to him with the note that the catalog says we have it, annoying him further.
And so it went.
I've been here and hour and a half and already I want to go home! It's not a happy tech day. But it will doubtless get better.
End of grinch. It's really a great job. There are just some days it feels like we're sinking in a computerized swamp.
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We hit a few yard sales early this monring.
Took DS to baseball practice.
Clean out some of the storage room.
Finished up painting and cleaning the craft room.
Took a nap.
Tonight we are just gonna be lazy and veg out in front of the TV.03-21-2009, 07:32 PM #13
Hi! I haven't posted much on this forum. This is fun.
Woke up, cleaned out my cupboards and spice bin, emptied the dishwasher, picked up clutter
Put ingredients for chili in the slow cooker and turned it on
Showered and changed
Went to a $2.00 movie with my mom and dad
Had lunch at a diner next door
(Mom and dad ended up treating me, so it was free)
Came home, organized my attic with my mom
Organized some of my jewelry into egg cartons (I had it in a jewelry box but it was getting tangled)
Took a nap
Woke up, have heartburn from unhealthy diner meal, so I haven't had any chili yet
Hopefully I will get to clean some more today. I work full time so weekends are the only large blocks of time I have for heavy cleaning.03-21-2009, 08:21 PM #14
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It started out as a great day then I got a phone call. My 15 year-old nephew took a bad hit at lacrosse practice and they took him to University of Maryland Shock Trauma. Thank goodness he is fine. He has what they call a "stinger" or temporary paralysis. They are giving him a steriod for spinal injuries that is administered for 23 hours. He will be released tomorrow late afternoon. So my day got scary, then better.03-21-2009, 08:54 PM #15
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I worked 12 hours again today but I did manage to fold a load of laundry and get another load in the washer before I left for work.
Cat"For if I have my faith, I can rise up and say, I still have it all." HisSong
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Henry Hooper Blood (October 1, 1872 – June 19, 1942) was a prominent businessman and the seventh Governor of the state of Utah.
Henry was born to William Hooper Blood, a farmer and city councilman, and Jane Wilkie Hooper. He went to local schools and attended Brigham Young Academy at Provo, Utah, which later turned into a university. In 1896 he married his childhood sweet heart, Minnie Barnes, and together they had four children, two boys and two girls. Blood was elected Recorder of Kaysville in 1893, and became the Davis County Treasurer from 1896 to 1900. After that in 1901, he was made Minute Clerk of Utah State Senate, and became a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from 1901 to 1904 in England. When he came back to the United States from England, Blood became a member of the Davis County School Board, Public Utilities Commission, and the State Road Commission, which he was selected chairmen for in 1925. He became involved in Kaysville Milling Company as a manager. Also he got engaged in the buying and selling of grains and flour. A few years later Kaysville Milling company joined Layton Milling Company and Elevator Company. Soon after the two combined, Blood became president of the company.
Political career
In 1932, Blood ran for governor after being nominated by the Democrats. He defeated his Republican opponent, William W. Seegmiller and took his place as the seventh governor of the State of Utah Blood was known for putting his state on a "pay as you go" basis. He had been related to Calvin Coolidge because of his commitment to the economy. But the difference between them was that Blood was a dedicated Democrat and a faithful follower of the New Deal. He served two terms starting in 1933 and ending in 1941. He won his second term in 1936 against Herbert B. Maw, a liberal Democrat, Ray E. Dillman, a Republican, and Ogden Mayor Harman, an independent progressive. During the time that he took office it was an extremely hard time for the United States because it was at its height in the depression.In 1937 Blood approved many bills to be passed, but warned about the future cost of retirement funds, vocational and adult education programs, and a junior college in Price which is now the College of Eastern Utah. The depression hit Utah pretty hard leaving it struggling as one of the top states for citizen's relief. The situation got even worse in 1934 when Utah had its worst recorded drought in history. Utahns were left without food, clothing, shelter, and employment. Hundreds of letters from Utahns were sent into Governor Blood's office every day.
Road to recovery
By instituting new programs, decreasing the wages of state employees, and slashing the size of state departments Blood began his long journey to economic recovery. In addition he supported and followed President Roosevelt's New Deal. Programs such as Public Works Administration, Home Owners Loan Association, and more helped support Utah. The results of these programs were public buildings and irrigation which provided both relief and employment.
Notable occurrences
While Blood was governor Utah became the thirty-sixth state to ratify the twenty-first amendment ending Prohibition. He was the first governor to occupy the governor's mansion donated by the Kearns family to the state in 1937. In 1939 he vetoed the proposals for junior colleges in Richfield and Roosevelt, as well as low-income housing while cautioning about the expense. Also he worked to improve Utah's horrible highway safety record.
Final years
Blood accepted a call to serve as a mission president in California for the LDS Church in January 1941. He died in Salt Lake City in 1942 from a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Mr. KERRY. Mr. President, I again express my appreciation to Chairman BENNETT and Senator KOHL for their assistance in developing the Fiscal Year 2004 Senate Agriculture Appropriations bill and their ongoing assistance to the Cranberry farmers in Massachusetts who are facing economic difficulties. I would like to express my support for the comments made by Senator KENNEDY regarding funding for Cranberry research in the Fiscal Year 2004 Agriculture appropriations conference report. This important research will develop new technologies to help improve yields of cranberry bogs and help these farmers maintain their livelihood. I look forward to working with the Managers of this legislation to make sure this program receives funding in the Conference Report. I appreciate the Managers' attention to this matter.
Mr. KOHL. Since Wisconsin is also one of the top-producing cranberry states in the country, I recognize the need to support innovative research within this industry. I will continue to work with Senator KENNEDY and Senator KERRY on this issue, and I will do what I can to be of assistance.
Mr. KENNEDY. Mr. President, I commend Chairman BENNETT and Senator KOHL for their effective work on the Agriculture appropriations bill. I particularly commend Senator KOHL for his help in obtaining $422,000 for Seafood Safety in Massachusetts. I'm hopeful that two worthwhile research programsthe Safe Seafood Project at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, and the Center for Marine Phytoremediation Technologies at Northeastern University will be funded in the Fiscal Year 2004 Agriculture appropriations conference report.
In recent years, the Department of Agriculture, through the Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Services, has awarded grants to the University of Massachusetts, Amherst for their work on the Safe Seafood Project. The goal of this project is to provide useful, science-based recommendations to enhance the seafood industry's potential for producing safe, economically viable products. It is essential for the project to receive funding again this year in order to continue its essential work on seafood quality and health.
Northeastern University is also an impressive research university on marine issues. Funding will be used by the Center for Marine Phytoremediation Technologies to develop techniques employing marine plants to eliminate pollutants that result from fish aquaculture, as well as toxic materials found in our waters, such as mercury and TNT. The Center will also establish methods for restoring seagrass habitats where they have been destroyed.
We know that waste from the increasing number of fish aquaculture facilities leads to the production of harmful algae and the destruction of other marine life. If these problems continue, the fish aquaculture industry cannot be sustained, since it will cause greater risks in eating fish, and also endanger seagrass habitats, which are critical to the coastal economy of many states.
Mr. KERRY. Mr. President, I would like to take this opportunity to express my appreciation for the efforts of Chairman BENNETT and Senator KOHL for their work in developing the Fiscal Year 2004 Senate Agriculture Appropriations bill. Their work is especially noteworthy because of the difficult authorization level set by the Budget Resolution. I would like to express my support for the comments made by Senator KENNEDY regarding the Center of Marine Phytoremediation Technologies at Northeastern University. The Center has developed a proposal which I believe is an important opportunity to develop new technologies and help eliminate pollutants from fish aquaculture. This research can help the marine life in our oceans and eliminate pollutants from the seafood we enjoy. It is my hope that Senator KENNEDY and I could work with the Manager's of this legislation to make sure that these important programs receive funding in the Fiscal Year 2004 Agriculture appropriations conference report.


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GENEVA (Reuters) - A Scottish schoolboy must surrender a Web address tied to the Narnia fantasy world, which his father said was a birthday present, after a ruling by a United Nations arbitrator, an official report said on Thursday.
The U.N.'s patent and copyright agency WIPO said the independent arbitrator had ordered transfer of the site, www.narnia.mobi, to the estate of C.S.Lewis, late author of the popular "Chronicles of Narnia" books.
"We are shocked by the decision," Gillian, the mother of 11-year-old Comrie Saville-Smith told the Scotsman newspaper in Edinburgh after they were given advance notice of the ruling on Wednesday.
"We put up a spirited fight because we wanted to prove that you do not have to hand something over just because someone richer and more powerful tells you to do so," she said, according to a report on the Scotsman website.
The case was brought to WIPO in May by the multi-billion dollar Lewis estate, registered in Singapore, as "Prince Caspian," the second of a planned series of films based on the Chronicles, was about to go on worldwide release.
The estate's lawyers, the U.S.-based Baker and McKenzie, filed the complaint in May after the Saville-Smiths rejected offers to buy back the site, for which they paid 70 sterling ($140) when the .mobi domain went on sale in 2006.
Media in Scotland have portrayed the case as a Narnia-like battle between a family determined to defend what they see as justice and a wealthy corporate giant -- a theme some have compared to the "good v. evil" thread in the books.
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Citation: Goldberg, S.R., Martens, D.A., Forster, H.S., Herbel, M.J. 2006. Speciation of selenium(iv) and selenium(vi) using coupled ion chomatography - hydride generation atomic absorption spectrometry. Soil Science Society of America Journal. 70(1):41-47. Interpretive Summary: Selenium is an essential trace element that can be toxic to animals at elevated concentrations. It occurs in two oxidation states, selenium(IV) and selenium(VI). The selenium(IV) oxidation state is considered to be more toxic than the selenium(VI) state. For this reason, analytical methods must differentiate between the two states. A rapid continuous flow-through method has been developed to quantitate selenium according to oxidation state at the part per billion level of concentration. Since selenium may be present in elevated amounts in soil solution and drainage waters, its accurate analysis is important. This method can be used by researchers, action and regulatory agencies to identify waters high in selenium, as well as to identify the dominant selenium oxidation state.
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If you are old as I am you remember how exciting it was when Pacman was introduced and the ensuing frenzy that accompanied it. Today for Friday Fun we take a trip down memory lane and relive some some cool Pac-man games.
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I've put approx 300 rds. thru my 9mm compact, and I am very pleased with it. It does not like weak loads(my own loads), but readily digests everything else I've put thru it. It functioned flawlessly with Wolf and Herters steel case. Once I worked up a hotter reload, I had no more malfunctions with my own loads. I've read alot of good and bad reviews, but I would not hesitate to use this as my prime defensive gun. Check out Top Gun supply for mags and accesories for the 250.
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The P250 is not a bad choice, but it depends on what you want in a gun. It is DAO with no reset like a Glock or 1911. They have a long but velvet smooth pull at 5lbs. Cleaning is a breeze with the simple design of the FCU (the part that has the serial number) and stainless steel slide. You have a choice of Nitron finish or "satin" blasted finish. Night sights may be standard because that's all I have seen. It takes A LOT of practice to be accurate due to the trigger, but it can be done if you have the extra $$ for ammo these days. Conversions; this is not what I would call an outstanding feature. That due to the availabilty and cost ($375). Why not but another P250 for near that, if you don't have a problem with used. Now, if they would come out with a .22 conversion I would think about buying that. I lost count of how many rounds I have through mine, but I am confident it's in the 4,000 range. One thing I like most is the ease and "inexpensiveness" it is to replace the grip. I would like to see if the Compact slide will function with an SC frame.:rolleyes: Sorry for the long post. This and that are a few interesting experiences I had.
Could not get used to that DAO trigger. It wasn't for me.
If your checking out P250 also take a look at the sp 2022 it comes in DA/SA or DAO. Seems to be more reliable (from what I have read) and can be found for less $ .


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As the name suggests, Gaijin isn't a place for authentic Japanese. Translated as "foreign" or "alien", this place tries to take Japanese into a different land of their own or in more common words; means serving fusion cuisine.
The menu has a huge focus on sushi rolls and I guess by labelling themselves as fusion, it gives them the green light to stuff anything they please into the rice roll; genius. The result of this concept is 25 different combination sushi rolls and then backed up by some starters, rice and noodle dishes.
Our concept of a simple dinner back in Brisbane has always been visiting a nearby place to eat some sushi rolls, so Gaijin fits the profile of a mid week dinner place. Being a 5 minute drive away is another plus point that Gaijin gets in my books.
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Art show in final days
"Nature and The World Around Us," a display featuring pictures by Heather Russell and hanging in the Chalice Room at Calvary Presbyterian Church, 695 Church St., Indiana, will close after Friday.
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The collection is maintained by the Latin American Library Services Unit.
The Latin American collection supports teaching and research in Latin American and Caribbean Studies and those programs sponsored and coordinated by the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies. Collecting responsibilities require the acquisition of publications appearing anywhere in any language, although they have focused on materials from Latin America, the United States, and Western Europe. The collection, approximately 400,000 volumes in size, ranks among the six largest in the country and is believed to be the largest collection in the region between both coasts and north of Texas. Because an active acquisition program has been maintained since the 1930's, it holds rare materials not available to collections formed after that time. Materials are primarily located in Bookstacks, although some journals, manuscripts collections, newspapers, and monographs are located in the Newspaper Library, the University Archives, and various departmental libraries.
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"You can't beat these flavorful sandwiches seasoned with salsa," promises Susan Scott of Asheville, North Carolina. "Serve them with a green salad and tortilla chips for a cool dinner on a hot summer evening."
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- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1/4 cup mayonnaise
- 1/4 cup salsa
- 10 flour tortillas (8 inches), room temperature
- 1 pound thinly sliced cooked roast beef
- 10 large lettuce leaves
- Additional salsa
- Combine sour cream, mayonnaise and salsa; spread over tortillas. Top with roast beef and lettuce. Roll up tightly and secure with toothpicks; cut in half. Serve with salsa. Yield: 10 servings.
Originally published as Roast Beef Roll-Ups in Quick Cooking July/August 1998, p11
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"Great tasting and healthy; I used multi-grain wraps with flax. I really liked the flavor of the sauce - the salsa gave it a unique flavor."
Reviewed Aug. 19, 2012
"Maybe it's because I'm an Anglo and don't know anything about tortillas, but when I made these for a church function, the tortillas all broke as I rolled them up. I didn't have time to make something else, so I took them anyway, expecting to bring most of them back. Lo and behold, they were all eaten up! The rest of the ingredients were very tasty, but I still need to solve the tortilla problem. Maybe I'll just use spongy white bread with the crusts cut off and rolled out a little, then filled and rolled."
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"Very tasty! My kids love these more than me."


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10 Interpretations of Richard Rodgers
Here are some memorable performances of Richard Rodgers' songs, for your enjoyment, on his birthday.
1) Patti LuPone knows Richard Rodgers. The Broadway legend does a lot of things really, really well, including "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered" from Pal Joey. This performance is live from Palm Springs. Is there a better place to sing some Richard Rodgers?
2) "Have You Met Miss Jones?" is one of those tunes every musician learns at an early age. But it takes a grown-up to do it like this. Here is George Shearing performing the number, accompanied by himself at the piano.
3) Margaret Whiting had a long and successful career singing the American songbook. Her first hit record was singing Richard Rodgers' "It Might As Well Be Spring" from State Fair in 1945.
4) Not all great performances of Richard Rodgers' songs have lyrics. John Coltrane's version of "My Favorite Things" not only pushed jazz in a new direction, it brought the saxophone legend his greatest moment of popularity.
5) At a very young age, Chet Baker's version of "My Funny Valentine" made him super famous. Here is the balladeer later in life performing the number in Tokyo. While most people remember his early recordings from the 1950's, there is no doubt in my mind that his musicality only grew exponentially over the years. See for yourself.
6) If Chevy Chase is introducing your performance, you're doing something right…
7) Judy Garland sings "Johnny One Note" with impeccable style and grace from the 1948 film Words and Music, which also features the final pairing of Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland on screen. The movie is a fictional account of the successful collaboration between Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart and it features some great performances from the duo's extensive catalog. There is also a scene in which Judy Garland sings a duet with Lorenz Hart. That alone is worth finding a copy of the film. Not surprisingly, Rodgers disliked almost every aspect of the film except for the casting of Janet Leigh as his wife (IMDB.com).
8) Lena Horne was also in Words and Music, singing "The Lady Is A Tramp" in a nightclub scene. She is simultaneously graceful and powerful and delivers a gritty performance worthy of her Bed-Stuy roots.
9) Here is a different take on "The Lady Is A Tramp" featuring Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga. You may not always agree with Gaga's choice of dress but there is no denying that she can sing. She enjoyed working with Bennett so much that she recently got a tattoo of his drawing of a trumpet on her arm. Tony Bennett sounds fantastic as always.
10) The ever calm and collected Blossom Dearie sings "Surrey With The Fringe On Top" in 1961. She's accompanying herself at the piano in a trio setting. The way she lags behind the beat in the second verse is a particularly effective way to emphasize the lyrics, "I can feel the day getting' older. I can feel a sleepy head on my shoulder. Noddin', droopin', close to my shoulder 'til it falls kerplop." Watch out for the key change at the end!


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|Patriots Look Poised For Another Super Bowl Run
|Bruins Trade For Drew Stafford
|Black and Gold Bruins Turn Yellow On Parade Day
|Inconsistency Will Continue For Bruins Unless A Change Is Made
When the Patriots traded All-Pro defensive end Richard Seymour to the Oakland Raiders in September 2009, many assumed the Patriots would receive a top 10 2011 NFL Draft choice in return. Since 2002, the Raiders have drafted OUT of the top 10 just once, when Bill Callahan led them to Superbowl 37. In three of the years in that span, the Raiders drafted in the top 5 three times.
So, it was safe to assume this would be another bad year on the Bay, right? Not so fast.
In a year that is driven by parity among all 32 NFL teams, the Raiders have risen up as the front runners in the AFC West as the Raiders sit at 5-4 with a 3-0 division record. Part of the reason why the Raiders have had much success this season is due to the play of Seymour. In eight games this season, Seymour has almost matched his production from a year ago, as he's on pace to reach a career high in sacks.
Meanwhile, with the departure of Seymour the Patriots have had to shuffle around pieces to fill the void left by the Gasden, Ga. native. In 2009, Jarvis Green and Mike Wright saw the brunt of the snaps, but as a whole the defense struggled. This year, Wright is the full-time starter and has surpassed expectations as he leads the team in sacks with 5.5. At some instances this year, Bill Belichick has even swung defensive tackle Vince Wilfork on the outside.
As things stand right now, it seems as if Al Davis got the Patriots number in this deal. However, it's not the first time Belichick and Davis swapped pieces.
Nobody forgets one of the most lopsided trades in NFL History, where Davis and the Raiders traded troubling wide receiver Randy Moss in exchange for a fourth round pick that became John Bowie, who currently plays for the UFL's Hartford Colonials.
Davis rebounded and traded slowly-regressing Derrick Burgess to the Patriots for a 2010 third and fifth round draft picks. Many expected Burgess to contribute my providing a stable passer rusher. Instead, Burgess never lived up to those expectations.
Then there was the Doug Gabriel saga. The Patriots traded a 2007 fifth round draft choice to the Raiders in exchange for Gabriel. After just a few games in New England, the Patriots released Gabriel, only for him to be re-signed to the Raiders one day after being cut. Although Gabriel's production never warranted much, Davis still had Belichick's number here.
Now, we have this deal. Seymour for the Raiders 2011 first round pick. We hit on a couple of points earlier, and if we were to evaluate this deal when it transpired, the Patriots would have looked like the clear winner. Now, a year later, it looks as if Davis got the upper hand once again. The Raiders have a realistic shot at winning the AFC West this season, so the Patriots are looking at a draft selection anywhere from 18-32.
To Belichick, a draft pick in that range may be a good thing. It would give the Patriots the ability to trade down and collect future draft picks, like Bill is accustomed to doing. However, many had hoped for a top 8 selection where someone like an A.J. Green or Mark Ingram had a realistic chance on joining a team in need of workhorse running back or big play receiver.
As of right now, we'll give Davis the win. But, it's early. For one, the Raiders could fall and the Patriots could still net a top 12 draft pick. Secondly, a couple years down the road we can look back to the trade and say, "Hey, we got ____ and look at what he's done."
Still, somewhere Davis is smiling over his teams recent success and the success that he's had trading with Belichick after that embarrassment that was the Moss trade.
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NY's famed Tavern on the Green in bankruptcy
By Chelsea Emery
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Tavern on the Green LLC, operator of the storied restaurant in New York City's Central Park, has filed for bankruptcy protection, a few months before the restaurant is due to change hands and maybe its name.
Chief Executive Officer Jennifer Oz LeRoy said in a statement on Thursday that the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing had resulted from the recession and the city's decision not to renew the lease.
Chapter 11 will allow the company to shed some debt while reorganizing.
Tavern on the Green, which opened on October 20, 1934, is expected to operate through December. Dean Poll, who won the license for the location in August, is then due to take over. He has proposed a $25 million renovation.
Poll operates the Boathouse restaurant in Central Park.
The LeRoy family owns the name "Tavern on the Green" and can sell it or keep it, according to Shelley Clark, the restaurant's spokeswoman. She said it was not known what they would do.
Tucked just inside the park off Central Park West, the restaurant is in a Victorian Gothic building erected in 1870 to be a sheepfold. It housed 200 South Down sheep that grazed across the road in Central Park's Sheep Meadow.
Tavern on the Green, one of the few Manhattan restaurants with a parking lot, can seat 1,500 people in six dining rooms, which made it ideal for parties and receptions. Continued...


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Gender-Bending Disney Characters Challenge Popular Stereotypes [Pics]
Tumblr artists are tweaking images of classic Disney characters to look like the opposite gender.
Inspired by Tumblr artist The Crowned Heart and his Gay Disney series, TT Bret decided edit Disney characters to break the mold on what an ideal character is. In the Genderbent Disney, Bret edited some of Disney's most beloved leading men and women to make them into the opposite gender.
Disney has often been criticized for its gender stereotyping – especially when it comes to the ideal of princesses and their sole dream of being save by a prince. They received some credit when Frozen, a story about sisterly love rather than romantic love, came out last year, but even Princess Elsa had huge anime eyes, a tiny waist and dress with a slit to there. Bret's series shows how these ideals can be subverted, to create diverse characters that don't all look the same. The artist told The Huffington Post:
It's important to challenge stereotypes. The images of normalcy and beauty that the media portrays are very limited, as well and the ideals of gender and sexuality. In order to create acceptance, we need to start with our media. Why not start with more diverse character designs? "Ideal human traits" should apply to everyone, not just a limited few.
For more, check out Bret's gallery: Genderbent Disney
Source: The Huffington Post