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Published: Thursday, February 7, 2013 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, February 7, 2013 at 8:27 a.m.
101 DOWNTOWN: 201 SE Second Ave., 376-4177. Wednesday: Scott Wilson Jazz Band.
AMELIA'S RESTAURANT: 235 S. Main St., 373-1919. Wednesday: Swanson-Hill jazz duo.
ATLANTIC: 15 N. Main St. Saturday: All Request '80s w/DJ Donna.
BACKSTAGE LOUNGE: 1315 S. Main St., 373-0281. Friday: Wayland, Hollow Days, Outcast Uprising, NDGo. Saturday: Unbreakable Bloodline, Funks Inc., Pinemount Kings. Sunday: Unsaid Fate. Losing September, Vane. Monday: Karaoke with Ed Card. Tuesday: Karaoke. Wednesday: Open Mic/Jam Night.
BALLYHOO GRILL: 3700 W. University Ave., 373-0059. Monday: Shell Mound 3. Tuesday: Marty Liquori and Friends. Wednesday: Killer B's.
THE BIG DECK RAW BAR: 331 Dock St., Cedar Key, 453-9992. Sunday: Moondog.
BLUE WATER BAY (Melrose): 319 State Road 26, 475-1928. Sunday: Killer B's. Tuesday: Killer B's.
DIRTY BAR: 2441 NW 43rd St., 373-1141. Tonight: Barney Rumble. Friday: FastLane. Saturday: Crooked Council. Tuesday: Karaoke. Wednesday: Kinky Quizzo.
DOS MAMAS: 2017 NE 27th Ave., 505-0369. Friday: Little Jake & The Soul Searchers.
EMBERS: 3545 W. 34th St., 380-0901. Tonight: Zac Chester Duo. Friday: Karl Weismantel Duo.
EMILIANO'S CAFE: 7 SE First Ave., 375-7381. Wednesday: Karl Weismantel Duo.
FARAH'S ON THE AVENUE: 1120 W. University Ave., 378-5179. Tonight: Alan Stowell and C.P. Heaton.
FRANCESCA'S TRATTORIA: 4410 NW 25th Place, 378-7152. Sunday: Karl Weismantel Duo.
GATOR TALES: 5112 NW 34th St., 375-9500. Tonight: Karaoke. Friday: Clark Hill. Saturday: Killer B's. Monday: Clayton Bush. Tuesday: Karaoke. Wednesday: Moondog.
GREAT OUTDOORS RESTAURANT: 65 N. Main St., High Springs, 386-454-1288. Tonight: Michael K. Friday: Country Road. Saturday: Aunt Jackie. Sunday: Mike Johnson. Wednesday: Jamey King.
HIGH DIVE: 210 SW Second Ave., 872-5949. Friday: The Shoddy Beatles, Urban Praise Band. Saturday: Jamie Davis, EFen, JB Crocket Band. Tuesday: Pretty Things Peep Show. Wednesday: Jonathan Richman.
LEONARDO'S 706: 706 W. University Ave., 378-2001. Today: Marty Liquori Jazztet. Monday: Hot Club de Ville.
LIGHTNIN' SALVAGE: 1800 NE 23rd Ave., 395-6622. Tonight: El Dub. Friday: Boilin' Oil. Saturday: The Traveling Newberries. Tuesday: The Conch. Wednesday: Klezmer Katz.
LILLIAN'S: 112 SE First St., 372-1010. Today-Saturday: Barstool Prophets. Monday: Jam Night. Wednesday: Karaoke.
MASON'S TAVERN: 16135 NW US Highway 441 Alachua, 418-8078. Friday: Killer B's.
MUNEGIN'S: 4005 NW 13th St., 335-0300. Tonight: Karaoke. Friday: Chris Ritchie. Tuesday: Open Mic. Wednesday: Jamie Davis.
NAPOLATANO'S: 606 NW 75th St. (Tower Road), 332-6671. Friday: Karaoke. Sunday: 6th Street Rhythm & Blues Review. Monday: Trivia.
SANTA FE BAR: 23731 S. U.S. 441, High Springs, 386-454-9461. Friday and Saturday: DJ Wildman.
SPINDRIFTER LOUNGE: 16130 NW U.S. 441, Alachua, 386-462-9081. Tonight: DJ Wildman. Friday and Saturday: Soundgrenade. Wednesday: DJ Wildman.
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10:05–10:15 a.m. Chief Justice's Report
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10:25–10:55 a.m. Judicial Council Committee Presentations
Policy Coordination and Liaison Committee, Hon. Kenneth K. So, Chair
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Technology Committee, Hon. James E. Herman, Chair
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Jury Instructions: Revisions to Criminal Jury Instructions (Action Required)
Criminal Law
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Uniform Bail and Penalty Schedules: March 2014 Edition (Action Required)
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PHOTO: Leonardo DiCaprio and Bradley Cooper bring moms to Golden Globes
Leonardo DiCaprio andBradley Cooper might be dashing Hollywood stars, but when it came time to bring dates to the Golden Globes, they had only two women on their minds — their moms.
Having picked up a victory forThe Wolf of Wall Street, DiCaprio celebrated at The Weinstein Company and Netflix party along side his mother Irmelin Indenbirken, American Hustle star Cooper, and Cooper's own mom Gloria Campano.
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LONG BEACH - The Long Beach Unified Board of Education on Friday appointed community volunteer Diana Craighead as the new representative for District 5.
Craighead, the president of the Parent Teacher Association for Millikan High School, is a longtime PTA leader and has volunteered on several school district committees.
Craighead, a mother of three, said she is looking forward to serving the community as a school board member.
"It's going to be a very difficult job because of the budget situation, but I'm very happy to have the opportunity to serve my community this way," she said. "Advocating on behalf of kids and families is something I've been doing for a very long time."
District 5, which represents portions of Signal Hill and East Long Beach, was vacated in January when board member David Barton resigned suddenly due to health issues.
The board voted to fill the seat by appointment after interpreting language in the city charter that requires the district to hold a special election, but that also allows the board to appoint a new member if there is another election occurring within 120 days of the vacancy. Two other seats on the five-member board are up for election April 10.
The district received a total of 27 applications, which were then narrowed down to the top three by a special committee of support staff employees, representatives of the school district's management association and the Long Beach Council PTA.
The Teachers Association of Long Beach (TALB) chose not to
participate in the selection process because the teachers union does not agree with the board's decision to forgo a special election in favor of an appointment. TALB on Thursday attempted to file a temporary restraining order to stop the board from appointing a new member, but the request was denied in Los Angeles Superior Court.
The top three candidates - Craighead, Nancy Manriquez-Dowell, a former counselor for the school district, and Maria Williams-Slaughter, a Cal State Long Beach administrator - were interviewed in a public meeting on Tuesday.
The board on Friday voted unanimously to appoint Craighead, who will now serve the remainder of the term until 2014. While all three candidates would have made excellent additions, board members said, Craighead was ultimately chosen because of her longtime community
involvement and knowledge of issues affecting the school district.
Craighead, a District 5 resident for 19 years, has a daughter in tenth grade at Millikan High and two sons who graduated from Wilson High.
Craighead said she joined the PTA in 1993 as a way to help improve education for her children but was soon inspired by the people around her.
"There are so many great people in this school district who have the best interest of our children at heart," she said.
Over the years she's served in several leadership roles on the PTA and has volunteered on several school district committees including the Budget Advisory Committee, Academic and Career Success Initiative Committee, Health Advisory Committee and A through G College Entrance Requirements Committee.
While Craighead is joining the board at time when the district must make tough financial decisions, she says she's committed to helping the board balance its budget while also working to maintain important school programs including music, art and sports.
"We have to have these programs because they keep kids motivated and engaged in school," she said. "The arts, music, drama, sports - they round out the whole educational experience."
Craighead is scheduled to be sworn into office during the next school board meeting at 5 p.m. March 27 at 1515 Hughes Way.


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Trudeau Graviti Electric Salt & Pepper Mills
- Summary
Adding fresh-ground sea salt or pepper to food can be as effortless as a flip of the wrist. Invert these battery-operated mills over food, and their blades begin to whirl. Turn them upright, and the mechanisms shut off.
- Made by Trudeau, the innovative automatic design lets you grind salt or pepper with one hand – just turn the grinder over.
- Made of stainless steel with a satin finish.
- Corrosion-proof ceramic grinding mechanisms.
- An acrylic window displays the contents and fill level.
- Because the mechanism is on top, the grinding residue is neatly contained between uses.
- Each mill uses six AAA batteries (included).
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- 7 1/2" high.
- Made in China.
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- Each mill uses six AAA batteries.
- Wipe with a damp cloth.
- Do not immerse in water.
- Store in a dry area.
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Rated 1 out of 5 by erica from Poor Quality It worked for about 6 months. Would not recommend spending this much on salt and pepper mills that will not stand the test of time. Very disappointing that they will not stand behind their products.Date published: 2017-06-26Rated 1 out of 5 by gerry from I don't know what it means "review title" Not only did this not work, none of the others in the store would work either. Terrible design.Date published: 2017-04-03Rated 3 out of 5 by QUALITYORIENTED from GREAT: But then they SHOULD BE! I have had two of the salt mills and one of the pepper mills. The second salt mill would not turn off on its own unless the entire mill were hit sideways against the cabinet! That's not a fair trade for the money. The pepper mill kept on working, but being the perfectionist that I am, I do prefer a matching set by the cooktop. I'm buying the two again because the replacements were just terrible. At least this salt mill will grind (and keep on grinding!) Himalayan salt! Oh, one more thing: there are several Triple A batteries in each mill and FILLING these without the batteries going everywhere is a bit hard to do!!!! I never mastered it even after a couple of years of use!Date published: 2017-02-28Rated 4 out of 5 by Samr from Convenient I saw these in the catalog about 4 years ago, maybe longer. Great idea for one handed seasoning. We have replaced the batteries once. The pepper mill needs a gentle shake to get it to start grinding when it is turned over. I want to purchase a set as a gift but am concerned with the reviews on the plastic chipping and breaking on the current models. Based on my old set, I would say they are very good, a great idea, and good quality.Date published: 2017-01-04Rated 5 out of 5 by Katie89 from I LOVE THESE SALT AND PEPPER MILLS! I am very surprised by a lot of the reviews. I had gotten these from my wedding registry over a year and a half ago. I have never had an issue. They still work amazingly and I have not had to change the batteries once and it is definitely used daily. I am ordering several more of them as Xmas gifts because everyone who comes to my house and uses them loves them and wants them. I highly recommend!Date published: 2016-11-30Rated 1 out of 5 by Yvonnep from Salt & Pepper Mills This product is made very poorly. Both my salt and pepper mill are broken. The plastic is very cheaply made and now has broken so that I cannot close the shakers. I am very dissatisfied with this product. I received it as a gift only a year ago and it should not be destroyed. Thank youDate published: 2016-11-10Rated 3 out of 5 by BonnieProjects from Super cool but burns through batteries We loved this when we first got it as a gift - I even gave a few more as gifts! But after about a year, it started burning through batteries, even when we weren't using it. Sorry, but 6 batteries every two weeks is too high a price for a cool way to grind salt and pepper :(Date published: 2016-08-26Rated 5 out of 5 by Hane915 from My favorite pepper mill! I loved it so much that I bought the salt also. Everyone that sees it in my kitchen wants one, so I have also purchased a few as gifts. Now to my disappointment, the top of the plastic on the battery side, that connects to the peppercorn holder portion, is chipping away by small pieces. I have searched online for a replacement part but no luck. I have owned it for over 2 years. But I am very careful and do not abuse it. The salt mill is fine which makes me think that it was a defect in the plastic. I only hope that we haven't eaten ground up plastic!Date published: 2016-08-19


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In 1982, master baker Emile Maamari and his sister Rosette Shabke opened up their first bakery in Riverside and were an instant success. Growing up in the bakery business, Rosette's son Tony was always in the bakery helping his mother and uncle while learning the various baking techniques involved in creating all of their marvelous baked goods.
Now grown up and still having a passion for his family's bakery business, Tony Shabke helped to open up the Muffin Top Bakery, and all of us locals are sure glad for it being in our city. As you walk into the new and inviting bakery, you are greeted by lots of glass display cases filled with cookies, cupcakes, French-, German-, Italian- and Danish-influenced pastries, turnovers, eclairs, filled horns, chocolate rum balls, magnificent thick and chewy brownies and so much more.
They feature more than 125 assorted baked goods daily including an additional array of signature breads totaling more than 27. Their Amish apple bread, cinnamon monkey bread, frosted raisin bread and raspberry bread are among the most popular breads they sell.
Speaking of selling, the family also sells their baked goods at virtually all of the farmers markets in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties. Talk about a dedicated family!
One last thing about the baked goods - they also offer a nice selection of sugar-free as well as gluten-free and vegan breads, cookies, cupcakes, turnovers, cake pops and even a brownie.
Muffin Top Bakery also serves a host of handcrafted sandwiches and various foods that you can enjoy sitting in their comfortable and relaxing dining areas or take back to your office or home to enjoy. They also serve various hot coffee drinks that complement the decadent desserts you can enjoy in their relaxing dining area.
As for the sandwiches, all of their deli meats are from Boar's Head and are served on the bakery's freshly made rolls or breads. I especially loved the cheese jalapeno and the garlic cheese rolls along with the squaw and sourdough breads. All of the sandwiches come with a small cup of Shabke's mother's special potato or pasta salad, a pickle spear and a mini pastry for dessert.
Some of the many sandwiches I ordered and enjoyed included the Big T's Heavy Hitter, $8.99, a hefty sandwich with turkey, ham, salami, roast beef, provolone cheese, lettuce, sliced tomatoes and onions with mayo and mustard on a toasted or cold French roll; the delicious Sopranos Sandwich, $8.95, mortadella, capocollo, salami, provolone cheese with the usual lettuce, tomatoes and peppercinis on your choice of roll (I suggest the garlic cheese roll and toasted); the delicious Grilled Cheese Trio, $4.99, a hot gooey mixture of pepperjack, provolone and American cheeses, again on your choice of bread.
Other tasty delights include the delicious Very Veggie sandwich, $7.99, a delightful vegetarian sandwich featuring fresh spinach, cucumbers, sprouts, bell peppers, tomatoes, avocado and Swiss cheese served with their homemade dressing on a freshly baked whole wheat roll, and the popular NYC sandwich, $7.99, slices of lean corned beef, Muenster cheese, and all of the trimmings on a French roll. All of the sandwiches are substantial, filling and simply put - delicious.
Other items worth noting are their zesty chili with beans, $4.50, and their Middle Eastern-influenced spinach pies, $2.50.
I am a big fan of Muffin Top Bakery and all of the products they make and appreciate the commitment Shabke, his friendly staff and family have to making each customer feel like family. So get a hot cup of coffee, nosh on some of their pastries or a sandwich and watch the world go by while you are having a wonderful moment for yourself. You deserve it.
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I would just like to gauge your opinions a little.
Although their are some excellent individual fighters here in the UK, and indeed some top promotions, do you think that promoters & coaches should support a National Sanctioning Body that would ensure promoters meet certain criteria when running shows, match-making for titles, etc?
The reason i ask is that in pretty much any part of the UK there seems to be promotions popping up that each have their own version of 'British', and more laughably, 'European' champions.
With a sanctioning body would it not give the title more credibility?
Do you think it would raise standards?
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If George Clooney is batman, then Grant Heslov is his real-life Robin.
Either way, it seems that batman, despite being the hero the city deserves, is not the one it needs right now.
batman resents Superman for disbanding the Justice League and retreating into isolating.
batman and Robin was universally panned upon its release, and was nominated for 17 awards at the Razzies.
Schwarzenegger said the affair happened while the kids were away on vacation and he was finishing batman and Robin.
Chaucer said he would be delighted, if we would send to his batman and tell him to bring down his razor and toothbrush.
The other was a military "batman," a blue-eyed Yorkshireman.
It was therefore scarcely surprising that the batman let off a round in his efforts to remove the cylinder.
He slept soundly and was wakened an hour before dawn by his batman.
My batman Beedles had instructions to go back to billets with all my kit, and wait there for my return.
"officer's servant," originally military title for "man in charge of a bat-horse and its load," 1755, from bat "pack-saddle" (late 14c.), from Old French bast (Modern French bât), from Late Latin bastum (see baton). Hence also batwoman (1941). The comic book hero dates from 1939.
A comic strip character that first appeared in 1939. With his faithful sidekick Robin (the Boy Wonder), Batman fights crime in Gotham City, foiling evil villains such as the Joker and the Riddler.
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This is the outdoor holiday decoration with 300 bright LED lights that creates the suggestion of a double-orb topiary sculpture. Made from a sturdy power-coated steel frame that will last for years of outdoor use, the two orbs at the top of the sculpture are each lit with 100 teardrop-shaped green LEDs - each 5th bulb twinkles for visual interest - while its box-like base uses 100 berry-shaped red LEDs. Rated for 25,000 hours of operation, the lights feature patented, moisture-resistant seals that ensure perennial holiday reliability in all weather. Collapses for easy off-season storage. Four stakes secure it to the ground for outdoor use; can be used indoors without stakes. Plugs into AC with a 6' cord. 56" H x 16" Diam. (9 lbs.)
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It was very easy to set up and I have had it on 24/7 since I received it and all lights still are working. The green part of the tree twinkle, making for a extra special effect.
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"I have been touring with Jeff Loomis for a few months now. My first tour drumming for Jeff was back in March/April of this year. It was with Protest The Hero and Periphery. I recently came home from a second tour with Jeff. This was with a band called The Contortionists. I played drums for Jeff on this tour, but I also filled in for another band from the UK called Chimp Spanner. I pulled double duty on this tour. Both of these tours (Protest and Contortionists) were U.S. tours. I will be doing a headlining tour with Jeff Loomis in Europe starting mid October into mid/end of November.
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1st April 2012 08:16 PM #1
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Weight Gain Problems
My sister just had her prenatal check-up a week ago. She is on her 5th month and her doctor was wondering on why she was not gaining weight. She was 69 kilograms a month before the visit and now she weighs 65kilograms. Her doctor prescribed vitamins and advised her to consume milk everyday since the first trimester. Why is it that she is not gaining weight? She even lost weight. Considering the fact that she is on her second trimester of pregnancy.
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Stress can play a large part in weight loss. If your sister is anxious about the pregnancy, or having a new baby, or if there are relationship problems between her and the baby's father, or her and her parents, or problems at work - all of these things can contribute to a lack of desire to eat or eating the wrong foods.
Sometimes weight loss can be due to other things.
If your sister was very large to begin with, then she could lose weight if she's actually been trying to eat better during pregnancy.
If this is the same person who was craving tuna, that could be another indication that there's an imbalance within her system and this could cause weight loss as well.
I'm glad the doctor prescribed vitamins to be sure she's getting enough nutrients for the baby.
If she normally tends to be underweight, eating a higher amount of healthy fats can help. Nuts are good, and if she's going to drink milk every day, she will want to be sure she's drinking full fat milk (not low-fat or non-fat) and preferably organic. Eggs are also good to eat during pregnancy as they offer high quality protein with some good fat from the egg yolk.
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Thanks Kate,
I think her job is a great factor of stress. She works at night and comes home early in the morning. She sleeps for only 6 hours and eats irregularly.
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That could do it. It's super important that she try to take a nap during the day or sleep more at night, and it's super important that she try to eat throughout the day. She will be putting herself and her baby at risk if she doesn't. The healthier she is during her pregnancy the better chance of having an easier delivery and a healthy baby.
Warm regards,
1st May 2012 10:25 PM #5
Hi charibelle_925,
I agree with Kate's advice: stress and not eating a balanced diet are particularly important in pregnancy. Your sister may find these articles useful: What to Eat in Pregnancy. Now I am pregnant again (and breastfeeding my toddler) I am making a bigger effort to follow this healthy eating advice. I know it isn't easy when we are busy sometimes but i think it is worth it.
I was also wondering if your sister had/ does suffer from morning sickness. I lost a bit of weight through being sick with my first pregnancy.
Best wishes,
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Hi charibelle,
Agree with Kate and like to say engage your sister in regular workouts because physical activities will not only helps in sooth stress, deal with depression but also boost he metabolism and helps in delivery also.


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Wait...is this...is this a gameday thread? OH I THINK IT IS! You all know what that means, don't you?
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Who: Jim vs. John
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NFL Play 60 with the Washington Redskins!
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Bowe (thinking): Hmmm we need someone that knows how to overpay players. Man I bet Reid would be nice! Daddy needs a new car!)
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PIoli: How so? How did you come across this?
Bowe: Well, when he needed a staff, he just smoked an entire pig and deep fried some chickens. Next thing you know, Romeo Crennel and Charlie Weiss just appeared out of nowhere.
Pioli: Hmmmm .so what youre saying is ..
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Reid: Well allow me to carry on his legacy! I would be honored to be your new head coach! Whos my talented QB?!?!
Pioli: Matt Cassel .
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Reid: OH BOY! Matt Cassel huh? Well Im really good at getting the most out of my quarterbacks. Im sure after a year Ill have him throwing accurate passes from 10 maybe even 12 yards!
Pioli: Wow, thats DOUBLE! Im really excited for this!
And the exciting news continues
Kelly: Man, oh man what do I do? This is such a tough call. I have two very great career opportunities just falling into my lap. I feel bad for teasing the university where I have had so much success. But still .the professional level of coaching has always been my dream! Alright, time to call some friends for advice.
*ring ring*
Carroll: Hello?
Kelly: Hey Pete, its your ol buddy, Chip.
Carroll: Oh, hey Chip, what do you want?
Kelly: Well, Im in kind of a bind right now. I want to go and coach professional ball but just cant seem to leave my school.
Carroll: Ohhh boy! Haha, I knew this day would come where my boy became a man!
Kelly: What?
Carroll: Yep, little Kelly bought one too many sports cars for his recruits. Thats okay! You found your parachute! Now all you gotta do is find some Space Cadet coach thats wandering around and looking for opportunity!
Kelly: Umm no none of that happened.
Carroll: Oh, haha, SURE. Well, then look at it this way. Youve been married to your loving wife for like 5 years. But then some playboy model comes in and wants to talk Xs and Os. At this point, you have to decide between the lame thing to do and the cool thing to do. Its not that hard buddy.
Kelly: Ummm oh hold on, Im getting a call from Lane Kiffin.
Kelly: Hello?
Kiffin: Hey! Whats up man? I heard you were bouncing around between jobs!
Kelly: Yep, Im in a pickle.
Kiffin: Yeah, but you gotta look out for number one. I mean, yeah, I kinda made a hasty decision, but all that happened was me basically getting banned from the entire state of Tennessee. I mean, come on, its Tennessee, who cares. They have Dolly Parton and country music. Im a hip hop boy, ya diiiggggg?
Kelly: Yeah I dig.
Kiffin: The NFL is fun. You get paid lots of money for not winning, and it all gets blamed on the Chicken Nugget scarfing quarterback. Oregon might not like you, but who cares its Oregon. Theyre know for .that trail we all played on Windows 3.1. Its not like you got banned from Cali or something.
Kelly: Okay, this is all very confusing. I think I know what to do, and who Im placing this situation in the hands of.
1 week later
Kelly: So *sniff* I regret to inform you all that I will be leaving Oregon. Thank you all for everything. Im just really looking forward to the challenge of the pros. Sorry for changing my mind so much. And I really like Wrangler Jeans.
Favre: Alright, well done Chip! Now you have one more assignment waiting for you at your old office.
Kelly: Hmm a note addressed to me. Chip, now all you gotta do is send ..hmmm .odd request, but okay. Hey, secretary, can you fetch my assistant?
*2 hours later, in Florida*
Sterger: What is this? Jenn, this is the photo of my assistant, Richard. Brett Favre wanted me to send this to you. Im not sure why, hes probably moving to the area and would like to find a job. If you could help him out, that would be great. Thanks! Oh boy
This week, on Maury Povich: My player is out of control!
I I just dont understand. He doesnt even know his own name. It doesnt even start with an F, Rolando!
He goes out when he shouldnt, hes disorderly all the time
Whateva! Whateva! I do what I wan!
"He once tried to kill a man with a footlong meatball sub."
"Eat fresh! Better not catch me driving into your car"
Antonio, you can go its not that episode.
Daddy! Daddy! Do we get to meet our new sibling today?
Nope, false alarm guys now half of you start learning how to be cover corners and the other half of you start learning how to be playmakers!
Maury: So, we have with us today, three players from the NFL. We have Rolando McClain.
McClain: HATERS!
Maury: Next we have Kenny Britt.
Britt: No, its BRITT, not BRUCE, Britt. Man yall stupid.
Maury: And finally, we have Ndamukong Suh via satellite where he is settling a claim with the local 2nd graders.
Suh: Sorry .sorry I have 2 Snickers and season 1 of Dora the Explorer. Just take it and we can forget about the swingset, okay?
Maury: Well guys, I have a special guest for you all today. Please welcome, Sergeant Steve!
Steve: YOU ARE ALL SCUM! YOU ARE ALL WORTHLESS! LOOK AT HOW YOU MADE YOUR COACHES CRY!
Britt: Wait I thought our defense was doing that .
Steve: I GOT A PRESCRIPTION FOR YOU! 100 MILIGRAMS OF PAIN!
Rolando: Yo how much for that prescription?
Steve: Oh itll just be .ONE WEEK OF TORTURE!
Rolando: Uh-oh, looks like Ill be watching a lot of game film.
The trio of troubled players could barely make it through the first day.
Suh: What do you mean I cant kick my drill instructors?
They were quite possibly the worst batch of kids they have ever had.
Steve: Its 4th and long who do you guard when youre playing man coverage?
McClain: Ummm the center?
They even tried to rebel
Britt: Yo yo heres my rap. Uh yeah .Kenny Britt, in da house, now livin like a mouse. I didnt do anything wrong, now my nights are extra long.
Suh: LONG LIKE A 5 DOLLAR FOOT LONG! This months foot long sandwich; Meatball!
And now, kiddies, dont forget, when you do your mock for the Rams, give them .
What? No give them .
No no .give them a
I was thinking more like a
.someone else want to chime in here?
Thanks Matt!
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Most excellent.
As a Beaver, I especially liked the Oregon stuff.
That said, I'm rooting for the 49ers. Yeah, they're in our division, but I'd still rather see the NFC win.
Plus, we're undefeated against them.
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Great stuff man, had me rollin for the most part.
I too will be rooting for the 9ers. Giving them the worst draft pick possible. Also kind of tired of all this Ray Lewis nonsense, hes not even good anymore.
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DEE RAWL wrote:
Great stuff man, had me rollin for the most part.
I too will be rooting for the 9ers. Giving them the worst draft pick possible. Also kind of tired of all this Ray Lewis nonsense, hes not even good anymore.
Never cheer for the 9ers to win.
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Have Niner fans given us thanks for knocking Smith out yet? Don't know that they'd be here if we hadn't.
Great read as always RF28.
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Can't possibly root for the Whiners to win, being a long time rival. Go Ravens!
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NVRamsFan wrote:
Have Niner fans given us thanks for knocking Smith out yet? Don't know that they'd be here if we hadn't.
Great read as always RF28.
Well, I will right now! No, but Smith was playing some good ball himself before the concussion. However, clearly Kaepernick brings a different dimension and is continuing to get better. We really struggled in the red zone with him in the regular season, but different story so far in the playoffs.
So enjoy being undefeated against us this season! But in the long run, you guys have created a MONSTER
. My boy Rammy better be rooting for us though!
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J-ALL-DAY wrote:
NVRamsFan wrote:
Have Niner fans given us thanks for knocking Smith out yet? Don't know that they'd be here if we hadn't.
Great read as always RF28.
Well, I will right now! No, but Smith was playing some good ball himself before the concussion. However, clearly Kaepernick brings a different dimension and is continuing to get better. We really struggled in the red zone with him in the regular season, but different story so far in the playoffs.
So enjoy being undefeated against us this season! But in the long run, you guys have created a MONSTER
. My boy Rammy better be rooting for us though!
We have a monster of our own...at least against SF. You guys haven't beaten us in the 4 quarters of any game with Sam Bradford as our starting QB.
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Here's something every fan in our division can take pride in:
The NFC West is the only division to send every team in its division to the Superbowl in this millennium.
Whether you're cheering for or against the 49ers, you can enjoy that fact that all those other 'superior' divisions cannot compete with.
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Go 49ers!!! Not only does it help make the NFC Best comment look better, but they get a worse draft pick. I hate them and hope we kick their butts and they lose during the regular season but we're not in it guys, why cheer against them?
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 11:08 am
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NVRamsFan wrote:
Have Niner fans given us thanks for knocking Smith out yet? Don't know that they'd be here if we hadn't.
Great read as always RF28.
Thank you. I have been waiting for the day that Alex isn't our QB. I've been done with that guy for years now. Hopefully he will be off our roster after we win the Super Bowl.
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Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 12:41 pm
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Hello rams fans! I'm glad you guys are rooting for us. I used to root for the rams when they were the greatest show on earth.
Quick question. Which team in the division do you hate the least? For me I always hated the Seahawks the most. Then followed by the cards and rams at the bottom.
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neezy007 wrote:
Hello rams fans! I'm glad you guys are rooting for us. I used to root for the rams when they were the greatest show on earth.
Quick question. Which team in the division do you hate the least? For me I always hated the Seahawks the most. Then followed by the cards and rams at the bottom.
That's a good question. Honestly, I think it depends which Rams fans you are talking about. Older fans in St Louis still have an affinity for the Cardinals. It varies once you get out of St Louis. I don't really hate any team in this division.
I'll be rooting for the 49ers (because NFC WEST > ALL), but I remember when the Rams lost time after time to the 49ers and the players kept saying "same ol' sorry a** Rams." When the GSOT team came along, the way we all knew that team was special (and would not lose again) is when they beat the 49ers in November that year. That was the tipping point. So I would say the 49ers are the biggest rival (because they smacked us around so much before) and most wouldn't be too upset if you guys lost a lot of games.
It would greatly upset me to see the Ravens win. I can't take another Ray Lewis story. Best middle linebacker/murderer ever.
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In order of most hated to least:
Seahawks (By a lot)
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Guess hatred for certain division rivals vary by forum. At ClanRam, there's a lot of blood boiling against the Niners whereas here, it's always a warzone against the Seahawks.
I'm still cheering for the Ravens though so I don't have to deal with annoying bandwagon Niner fans gloating over 6 rings.
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As Mitt Romney tries to pick his VP candidate, conservatives find themselves torn to bits over the browner options. Apparently in birther minds, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal and Florida Senator Marco Rubio may not be legally eligible to be Vice Presidents, because while they were born in the US, their parents were not citizens at the time.
Burning questions from the minds running that big GOP tent.
The good news for conservatives is that while alleged news anchor Bret Baier of Fox News has been unable to be sure about the President's eligibility in spite of proof positive of his birth certificate and his mother being in the country while she gave birth to him, he was able to reach a definite conclusion about conservatives being targeted by birthers.
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