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Carrying out violent acts in the name of Islam is strongly rejected by Muslims around the world, according to the survey.
While a majority of Muslims, according to Pew, in all countries surveyed said "suicide bombing in defense of Islam" was rarely or never justified, "there are some countries in which substantial minorities think violence against civilians is at least sometimes justified."
For example, in the Palestinian territories, 40% of Muslims said suicide bombing was often or sometime justified. In Afghanistan that number was 39% and in Egypt that number was 29%.
Despite most country's disapproval of violence in the name of Islam, religious extremism -- and in particular Muslim extremism -- is a concern for a majority of Muslims in the world, according to the survey.
"At least half of Muslims in 22 of the 36 countries where the question was asked say they are at least somewhat concerned about religious extremist groups in their country," the report reads. "In most countries, Muslims are much more worried about Islamic extremists than Christian extremists."
Concern over Muslims extremism was at it highest in Indonesia, Iraq and Guinea Bissau, where over 45% of Muslims said they were either very or somewhat concerned about violence in the name of Islam.


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A Seduction in Travis County
"Saying 'no' to Melanie could lead to murder--and more." Thus did the CBS Network publicity department lure the viewer into watching the made-for-TV Seduction in Travis County. Based liberally on fact, the film stars Lesley Ann Warren as an accused murderer. Peter Coyote is the dynamic, married young attorney whom Warren twists around her little finger. He wins her acquittal, and also her eternal deadly vigilance. Coyote says "no" to Warren--and we all know where it will lead. With traces of the 1950 Barbara Stanwyck film The File on Thelma Jordon, Seduction in Travis County delivers a few chills but very little believable motivation for the characters' actions. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Agency tackles the question of the efficiency of media manipulation. An unscrupulous advertising agency, in league with equally untrustworthy political campaign manager Robert Mitchum, plants subliminal messages in its TV commercials. Just as Vance Packard warned in the 1950s expose The Hidden Persuaders, these hidden messages persuade the viewers to vote for Mitchum's candidate. Given the potency of the the film's premise, it's disappointing to watch director George Gaczender handle the material (based on a novel by Paul Gottleib) is so cut-and-dried a fashion. But Mitchum is good, as are his costars Valerie Perrine, Lee Majors, Saul Rubinek and Alexandra Stewart. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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A chilling exploration of the violation of doctor/patient trust, this made-for-TV drama is based on actual events. Singer Barbara Noel (Judith Light) is a mess. Tired of her constant depression and the effect it has had upon her husband and family, she goes to see the renowned psychiatrist Dr. Jules Masserman (Judd Hirsch). Using a combination of drugs, hypno-therapy and traditional techniques, he swears he will be able to help her. Time passes, and Barbara seems to be getting worse. In addition, she has begun drinking heavily. Strange bruises periodically appear on her body. She seems inordinately attached to Masserman, and her marriage suffers. When her life completely falls apart, Barbara wakes up and realizes that her trusted doctor has been violating her during the sessions in which she was drugged into unconsciousness. She tries all the traditional venues, but finds that her screwed up self is no match for a highly respected member of the medical community. Her luck changes dramatically, however, when she finds out that other women have also suffered from Masserman's treatment. Unfortunately, it will take some doing to convince any of them to testify against him. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Chanel Solitaire
An ambitious Parisian fashion designer finds romance and great career success in this story about the life and loves of the legendary couturier, Coco (Gabrielle) Chanel. ~ Kristie Hassen, Rovi
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Hume Cronyn steals what there is to steal of Christmas on Division Street. Cronyn plays a smooth-talking skid row derelict who befriends wealthy Philadelphia "mainline" kid Fred Savage. Both the old bum and the young preppie have lost faith in themselves and the world. Both are redeemed by the spirit of Christmas and by the bonds of friendship. Made for TV, Christmas on Division Street is saved from being a heaping bowl of Yuletide mush by the ever-iconoclastic Cronyn. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Based on Catherine Marshall's novel of the same name, Christy: A Change of Seasons is the first episode of the two-part TV miniseries Christy: Return to Cutter Gap. Set in 1913, the story concentrates on feisty young schoolteacher Christy Huddleston (Lauren Lee Smith) -- a character based on author Marshall's own mother -- who attempts to bring literacy and enlightenment to the isolated North Carolina mountain community of Cutter Gap. A raging typhoid epidemic has heightened the superstitious nature of the local townsfolk, and ultimately causes Christy to suffer a crisis of faith when the disease claims one of her best friends. Also, the heroine finds herself torn between two lovers: Wild, irreverent, Scottish-born doctor Neil McNeil (Stewart Finley-McLaren) and the more sedate but still troubled Rev. David Grantland (James Waterston. Christy: A Change of Seasons first aired over the PAX Network on May 13, 2001, under the title Christy: Choices of the Heart, Part I. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Based on the best-selling books by Catherine Marshall, the original TV series Christy focused on 19-year-old Christy Huddleston, an idealistic schoolteacher who left a life of wealth and comfort behind to accept a job in the backward mountain community of Cutter, NC, in 1912. First telecast as a two-part, four-hour PAX Network miniseries on May 13 and May 14, 2001, Christy: Return to Cutter Gap picks up where the weekly series left off. Lauren Lee Smith replaces Kellie Martin as Christy, while Stewart Finlay-McLennan repeats his series role as the community's agnostic, Scottish-born doctor Neil McNeill. In part one of Return to Cutter Gap, titled "A Change of Seasons," the year is 1913, and Cutter Gap is in the throes of a deadly typhoid epidemic. The superstitious mountaineers believe that the illness has been brought on by such "outsiders" as Christy Huddleston and the community's new minister, Rev. David Grantland (James Waterston). Dr. McNeill realizes that the real cause of the epidemic is Cutter Gap's brackish water and squalid living conditions, but he is unable to convince the locals of his findings. Meanwhile, Christy suffers a crisis of faith when one of her closest friends dies of the fever, and on another front, she finds herself romantically torn between McNeill and Grantland. Part two, "A New Beginning," takes place three months later. This time, the community is literally torn apart by a raging storm. As the rest of the citizens head to the highest point in Cutter Gap, Christy and Dr. McNeill are stranded in a tiny hunter's shack. Shocked when McNeill declares his love for her, Christy rushes into the deluge, contracting a deadly fever. Also complicating matters is the presence of attractive aviatrix Harriet Quimby (Claudette Mink), who has apparently set her cap for McNeill. The story concludes with a wedding -- but which man does Christy choose for her life partner? Filmed in British Columbia, Christy: Return to Cutter Gap was originally telecast under the title Christy: Choices of the Heart). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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A mother is forced to come to terms with her past in this made-for-television adaptation of the novel by Danielle Steel. Set in the 1930s, Lisa Rinni stars as Marielle Delauney, a wife and mother who harbors a secret about a marriage she once had and a child she lost many years ago in an accident. In an attempt to re-build her life after the trauma, Marielle left her husband, re-married, and started a new family. When her second son suddenly disappears though, and her ex-husband (Maurice Godin) is considered the prime suspect, the truth about all involved is slowly revealed. ~ Bernadette McCallion, Rovi
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Aspiring TV journalist Sally McCormick (Suzanne Somers) can't get anyone to hire her--and the reason, she concludes, is that she is simply too chubby for the small screen. Although her boyfriend Andrew Burns (William Katt) tells her that eventually her talent will be judged separate from her weight, Sally would give anything to be thin; in fact, she would even sell her soul. Enter Seymour Kecker (Dabney Coleman), a somewhat diabolical spokesman for a popular weight-loss product. Entering into the standard Faustlike deal with Seymour, portly Sally becomes a sylphlike "Size Six" literally overnight, and before long she is anchoring the news at top-rated WPKV-TV. Of course, there's a price to be paid for this success--and the devilish Seymour intends to be paid in full! Produced for the Lifetime cable network, Devil's Food debuted September 2, 1996, originally shown in tandem with Devil's Diet, a documentary about the famous "full-figured" women of history. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Robert (Arthur Hill) is a successful family man who attends an insurance convention in the U.S. Leaving behind his wife Barbara (Sharon Acker) and two sons ages 19 and 13, he has an affair with an American girl. His wife suspects something is wrong when he returns. The youngest son skips school and the oldest son gets involved with a female rock singer and participates in campus demonstrations. Robert slowly grows more distant from his family and is plagued by having never taken a stand on anything political or controversial. After seeing some disturbing pictures of Vietnam, student riots, and the Warsaw Ghetto, Robert begins to lose his mind in this drama of the good life that goes from bad to worse to insanity. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi
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When Tori Spelling starred in the Dickens-inspired 2003 TV movie A Carol Christmas, more than a few viewers with long memories could not help but point out the similarities between Spelling's film and the 1995 made-for-cable Susan Lucci vehicle Ebbie--beginning with the fact that both films were distaff versions of the venerable "A Christmas Carol." It's Christmas Eve, and ruthless department store owner Elizabeth "Ebbie" Scrooge (Lucci) is cruelly running her employees ragged, dangling their meager bonus checks over their heads to get them to work all the harder. Just before closing time, Ebbie manages to fire a longtime security guard, humiliate her niece, and force her aide Roberta "Robbie" Cratchet (Wendy Crewson) to work on Christmas day rather than spend precious time with her family. Thus the stage is set for the inevitable nocturnal visitation from Ebbie's long-dead partner Jake Marley (Jeffrey DeMunn) and the usual Three Spirits, bound and determined to transform the vituperative Ms. Scrooge into the salt of the earth. And yes, Tiny Tim shows up too, in the person of dewey-eyed kid actor (Taran Noah Smith). To her credit, Susan Lucci plays this nonsense as if it were Shakespeare, bringing depth and conviction to an impossibly contrived teleplay (for which Charles Dickensreceives no screen credit!) Ebbie was first telecast by the Lifetime cable channel on December 4, 1995. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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In Hungary, 12-year-old Andras Vadya supported himself during World War II by serving as a pimp for prostitutes. Once the war is over, he tries his hand at a number of different jobs, but has a sexual fixation on "older" women. Andras (Tom Berenger) tells the story of seven of his affairs. One affair, when he was still a quite young man, was with Bobbie (Susan Strasberg), a woman whose anti-communist views put her in danger in postwar Hungary. In Praise of Older Women features many sexual scenes and situations. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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Indiscretion of an American Wife
Produced for the Lifetime cable channel, Indiscretion of an American Wife is a remake of Vittorio De Sica's 1953 theatrical feature of the same name. While her diplomat husband (Michael Murphy) is stationed in Rome, neglected wife Julia Burton (Anne Archer) enters into a clandestine romance with dashing Italian vintner Matteo (Andrea Occhipinti). Eventually, her husband is called home -- and during what may or may not be her final rendezvous with Matteo at a Roman railway station, Julia is forced to make a crucial decision about her future, and the future of everyone whom she holds near and dear. Unlike the 1954 American release of the De Sica original, which was cut by 20 minutes for domestic consumption, the remake runs a full 90 minutes, allowing for fuller character development and a less abrupt denouement. However, Anne Archer and Andrea Occhipinti, talented though they may be, are but pale shadows of De Sica's stars, Jennifer Jones and Montgomery Clift. Filmed on location in Italy, this Indiscretion first aired March 9, 1998. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Jonathan: The Boy Nobody Wanted
This true story tells of the loving adoption of a Down Syndrome boy by a volunteer following the decision of the boy's parents to not allow a life-extending operation. ~ Rovi
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In this dark made-for-television drama, a distraught would-be mother cannot reconcile herself to the fact that the emergency hysterectomy performed upon her was necessary and so goes off to get revenge upon the medical professionals responsible for her condition. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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In this grim exploitation outing, a luckless detective begins working for a worried madam who wants him to find one of her hookers, a woman suffering from a dual personality, one of whom is a cold-blooded killer. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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In this Canadian romance, Scott (David Selby) was so smitten by the looks of a pretty girl that he spends years looking for her. He keeps his searches a secret from his live-in lover, whom he stays with the entire while. When Scott actually meets the girl, he discovers that she has been similarly motivated, even though she is married and has had two children in the meantime. They share a romantic assignation and discover that the ideal figure they were each searching for is absent. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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In 1962, a Georgian woman serves a light sentence for a petty crime. Upon her release, she discovers that her children have been sold by a dubious adoption agency, causing the woman to spend the next 20 years searching for her lost babies. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Sexual obsession provides the basis of this taut thriller, an adaptation of a Romain Gary novel. The story centers upon a prominent financier who must fight to save his crumbling business empire and his rapidly fading manhood. The obsession begins when the impotent magnate begins dreaming that a handsome gypsy is making love to his much younger girlfriend. He cannot get the dream out of his head and so goes to a Parisian madam to see if he can make the fantasy real. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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The signature Rockit Burger elevates a simple burger to special-occasion status. A thick patty of Kobe beef tucks under melted Brie, fried shallots and Medjool date aioli on a toasted red onion brioche bun. Crispy parsley-dusted truffle fries accompany the smoky burger and help justify a budget-busting $19 price tag. At night, the Rockit Bar and Grill, with addresses in trendy River North and Wrigleyville, becomes a hopping club, so if that's not your scene, plan to stop in for lunch or early dinner. rockitbarandgrill.com
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Safety Equipment Use Saves Lives Child Safety Seats According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), child safety seats reduce crash deaths 54%-71% among children four years and younger. In Oklahoma, three children four years and younger were not restrained and died in passenger vehicle crashes in 2008. If all of these children would have been properly restrained in a child safety seat, an estimated two children's lives could have been saved. Seat Belts According to NHTSA, when seat belts are used, they are effective in reducing motor vehicle injuries and deaths. The risk of dying from a crash injury is reduced by 45%-65% when vehicle occupants are wearing seat belts. Seat belt use can also reduce the economic costs associated with motor vehicle crash injuries. In Oklahoma, 329 older children and adults in passenger vehicles and pickup trucks were not using a seat belt and died in 2008. If all of these persons had been wearing a seat belt, an estimated 214 lives could have been saved. Unrestrained persons who were hospitalized had median hospital charges that were 35% higher than charges for restrained persons. Approximately $4.9 million could have been saved if all had been wearing a seat belt. Motorcycle Helmets According to NHTSA, helmets are 37% effective in preventing fatalities among motorcyclists. In Oklahoma, 51 non-helmeted motorcyclists died in 2008. If all of these riders had been wearing a helmet, an estimated 19 lives could have been saved. Non-helmeted motorcyclists had median hospital charges that were 30% higher than charges for helmeted motorcyclists. Approximately $2.1 million in hospital charges could have been saved if all motorcyclists had been wearing a helmet.
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Title | Safety equipment use saves lives |
Authors | Oklahoma. State Department of Health. |
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Publication Date | 2010 |
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Child car seats. Child restraint systems in automobiles. Motorcycle helmets. Automobiles--Seat belts. |
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text: Founded in 1992, Errazuriz Ovalle Vineyards SA, producers of Bacan, is the largest family-owned company of vineyards and wineries in Chile with almost 7,000 acres under plant. Each acre is carefully maintained and irrigated by drip. They are located in the important viticultural valleys of Colchagua and Lontu? in central Chile. Considered one of the fastest growth companies in the wine category, Errazuriz Ovalle Vineyards has developed a wine export business of over 700,000 cases which continues to increase every year. Their customers are located in more developed and demanding markets of Europe, The United Kingdom, Asia, North and South America. Errazuriz Ovalle Vineyards SA, has played an important role in the industry, basing its development and creative ways to operate in their own markets as well as deliver wines of excellent quality at competitive price around the globe. European Vitis vinifera vines were brought to Chile by Spanish conquistadors and missionaries in the 16th century around 1554. Local legend states that the conquistador Francisco de Aguirre himself planted the first vines. The vines most likely came from established Spanish vineyards planted in Peru which included the "common black grape", or Mission, as it was known, that Hern?n Cort?s brought to Mexico in 1520. This grape variety would become the ancestor of the widely planted Pais grape that would be the most widely planted Chilean grape till the 21st century. Jesuit priests cultivated these early vineyards, using the wine for the celebration of the Eucharist. Sauvignon Blanc in Chile is a relative newcomer to the party. It was pretty much red all the way until forward thinking wineries like Bacan were so pleased with the results of their Sauvignon Blancs that they could not keep them away from a thirsty public. We're glad they did so. Here is the quintessential Chilean Sauvignon Blanc with its trademark white stone fruit nose and flavors screaming peach and nectarine. The complexity abounds with flecks of lime, herbal essence and spice. Think religious experience when matching with day boat scallops on a bed of fresh English pea puree sporting a touch of mint. July Vintners Series Newsletter (.pdf)


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Regal Poly Guiyang Hotel is located in the centre of Poly Hot Spring New Island and is only 8 kilometres away from two central towns, 16 kilometres from Guiyang Longdongbao International Airport and 5 kilometres from the to-be-constructed East Station.
Distance from Guiyang Airport: 16 km (35 minutes by car)
Distance from Train Station: 14 km (30 minutes by car)
Distance from Jinyang Coach Bus Station: 15 km (30 minutes by car)
Distance from Poly International Hot Spring: 150 m (3 minutes by walk)
Distance from Province Botanic Garden: 6.7 km (15 minutes by car)
Distance from Provincial Government: 7.8 km (15 minutes by car)
Distance from Tonghua Temple: 8.5 km (20 minutes by car)
Distance from Qianling Park: 8.8 km (20 minutes by car)
Distance from Guanyin Cave: 11.8 km (25 minutes by car)
Distance from Valentine's Valley: 13 km (25 minutes by car)
From Longdongbao Airport, drive to the South and turn right and get on the ramp.
At the first intersection, drive towards the airport direction.
Turn right at the second and third intersection (via Dapodong Toll Gate).
Drive on the Lanhai-Highway G75 and Guiyang Around-City Highway G6001.
Make an exit at Xingtiansaizunyi.
Exit at the Xintianzhai (via Xintianzhai Roll Gate) and drive in the Guiyang direction.
Turn right and enter the Northern section of Xintian Boulevard.
The hotel is at No. 88 Shunhai Middle Road.
Free Parking for hotel guests, no valet parking service
Hotel has free shuttle bus service to and from Guiyang Airport and downtown (advance booking is required)
Regal Poly Guiyang Hotel is a five-star hotel located in the centre of Poly Hot Spring New Island, an ecological resort with natural hot springs.
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Tianhe Lake is located in the Shiban Town, Huaxi District, 24km from Guiyang. It displays the essence of the magnificent Huangguoshu Waterfall, the wonder of...
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Chishui is located in the Northwest of Guizhou Province. The middle bank to downstream of Chishui River is connected to the Southern part of Sichuan province...


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There is growing consensus that forest protection must be a critical part of the global fight against climate change, reducing almost 15 percent of annual carbon emissions that result from forest destruction.
But the world's forests are not only key to solving climate change, they are home to millions of indigenous and traditional peoples who depend on healthy forests for their food, water, shelter, income, cultural identity and survival.
To address these two issues, The Nature Conservancy is using its forest protection work on the ground to make the case that reducing emissions from deforestation and degradation (a strategy known as REDD) must involve and address the concerns of indigenous people. Conservancy projects have reduced emissions from deforestation and helped local communities:
Indigenous people have long played a vital role in protecting forest ecosystems that provide the planet with clean air and water. Large tracts of the world's remaining forests are on indigenous lands, and a 2009 study found indigenous areas prevent deforestation better than other types of protected areas.
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Over in Lego Sets, there is a new thread called German Red Ghosts. It was split off of some other thread, presumeably in Castle Customs?
I'd like to see the red ghost in question, but I'm not sure where this thread came from. I don't read every topic, so I must have missed something.
When splitting a thread like this, is it possible for the mods to include where it came from?


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Baby tummy time activity
Babies are continuously learning and making connections with the world around them. Tummy time is a great way to help baby develop his muscles and observatory skills.
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Place a toy or mirror in front of him so that he can look at himself and reach out whilst lying on his tummy.
Place your baby on his back and place a noisy toy at his feet. When he kicks his feet he is working his tummy muscles and having fun listening to the noise from the toy.


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- Lonnie Johnson rated 90 by 247Sports
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- Damon Webb invited to 2014 U.S. Army All-America Game.
BN $ - Withers - Georgia Star Hit It Off '14 GA S Cortez McDowell
- OSU offered on NLOID and he speaks to Coach Withers once a week...wants to visit OSU for a spring practice and has offers from the likes of Ohio State, Alabama, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Florida State, Tennessee, North Carolina, Mississippi State and North Carolina State.
Scout $ - Five With Peppers '14 NJ DB Jabrill Peppers
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- Ran a 4.42 forty at the Best of the Midwest Combine, but says he'd like to get under 4.4. Latest offer is from Tennessee & says he'd also like offers from Alabama, Florida & LSU. Would like to visit Tennessee, Indiana, West Virginia, Illinois & Ohio State this Spring. Will make his decision after all his officials.
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- Video by The Bank....Marcelys & Lonnie talk about their motivation for attending camps & combines. Marcelys has been recruiting Lonnie to join him at tOSU & Lonnie says he's been doing a great job. Johnson again says Ohio State leads with Nebraska & Illinois close behind. Marcelys is also recruiting Marshon Lattimore & Erick Smith.
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- Visiting tOSU on 4/6 and would also like to visit Clemson, Florida, Tennessee & Ole Miss. Looking at the style of offense, tradition, relationship with the coaching staff & how comfortable he feels at the school. Says the tradition at Ohio State stands out.
Ohio State recruiting: State Secrets, 2/19 - Recruits impress, visit set (lghl)
Numerous Ohio State recruiting targets impressed scouts at the Best of the Midwest combine and a JUCO OT plans to visit the Buckeyes in November.
Monday was another eventful day in the world of Ohio State recruiting. The Best Of the Midwest combine held in Indianapolis, Indiana had some of the nation's best high school football players on hand to compete against other talented prospects in various drills. Many of the recruits who participated in the event are being recruited by Urban Meyer and the Buckeyes; some of them left scouts leaving the Hoosier state totally impressed.
2014 Ohio State commit offensive tackle Marcelys Jones (Cleveland/Glenville) showed up a slimmer 6-3 320 lbs but twice as mean, impressing everyone with his footwork and overall manhandling of other future D1 studs during 1-on-1 drills. A pair of Jones' Tarblooder teammates didn't let him steal all of the spotlight; Marshon Lattimore showed off his speed, reporting times of 4.48 seconds and 4.49 seconds in the 40 yard dash along with a 10-foot broad jump. Marshon didn't just prove he was quick; the 6-0 170 lb Cleveland native also impressed on the defensive side of the ball, earning MVP with his impressive covering skills and overall ability against other top Midwest talent. 2014 safety Erick Smith put up some impressing numbers himself, reporting a 40 yard dash time of 4.62 and a solid shuttle time of 4.07. Smith also showed off his covering skills by breaking up numerous passes thrown his way. Many scouts think Lattimore and Smith could join Jones as part of the Buckeyes 2014 recruiting class before its all said and done.
'15 WR George Campbell talks recruiting future, Ohio State with LGHL (lghl)
The class of 2014 has taken center stage when it comes to recruiting future Buckeyes, but there are some special prospects in the class of 2015 that deserve some recognition as well. We talk with '15 WR George Campbell about his season and what he thinks about Ohio State.
In the past couple of years, recruiting future classes is more and more becoming a common thing among college coaching staffs. It doesn't seem to long ago USC was offering - and receiving a verbal - from a kid in the 8th grade at the age of 13. While schools haven't taken on measures that drastic, coach Meyer knows what he's doing when he begins offering a look into the future classes. One of his offers in the class of 2015 was WR George Campbell. The Florida-native receiver caught the eye of the staff and has since received an offer and continued to keep contact with the staff throughout the past weeks.
Ohio State hasn't been the only one impressed with Campbell, as the 6'3", 180-pound recruit already holds 12 offers from top schools including Arkansas, Clemson Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Michigan, Mississippi State and Vanderbilt, among others. In the 2012 season, as a sophomore in high school, Campbell had 30 receptions for 766 yards and had 5 touchdowns. Playing on both sides of the ball, Campbell also contributed 57 tackles, proving his versatility on the gridiron.
While it's still very early in the process, we spoke with Campbell about the recent attention he's received and where Ohio State stands with the rest of the teams vying for his services.
OT Jamarco Jones High on Ohio State's Wish List (the ozone)
After coming up a bit short in the 2013 class, Ohio State is in desperate need of offensive linemen for 2014. Even Urban Meyer said so during his National Signing Day press conference.
The Buckeyes already have verbal commitments from Lancaster Ohio's Kyle Trout and Cleveland Glenville's Marcelys Jones, but they lose the bulk of their starting offensive line after the 2013 season.
"We're going to have four starters walk out the doors next year this time," Meyer said back in early February.
"And we're not prepared for that. So that's area number one. And 1A, 1B, 1C is offensive linemen for next year."
Another prospect being recruited hard by Meyer and the Ohio State staff for 2014 is Jamarco Jones out of Chicago. Jones recently won the overall MVP for the Core 6 Athletes Showcase in Cincinnati, Ohio. Standing 6-5 and weighing in at 285 pounds, Jones can play either guard or tackle but projects as a tackle at the next level.
He is rated as one of the top players at his position around the country and already has offers from schools like Florida, Michigan, Ole Miss, Notre Dame, Nebraska, Wisconsin and Ohio State. He took some time to let Ozone in on his recruiting process.
TROLL TUESDAY: Ohio State's Thad Matta has got to go (lghl)
This is the curious case of Thad Matta. How much longer can Ohio State really flounder under his oppressive regime?
Rather than wait for more mainstream columnists (or us, somewhat inadvertently) to deliberately bait you into further blind Internet anger, following the lead of the mothership, we believe it's our civic duty to set the curve ourselves – and do so shamelessly. On Troll Tuesdays, we'll attempt to construct tomorrow's blatant attempt at pageviews today, building the worst inflammatory argument possible one single-spaced sentence at a time.
Sunday in the "FANPOSTS" section of popular Internet weblog Land-Grant Holy Land there was a post calling for Thad Matta to be fired. This got me thinking. And it should get you thinking too.
If you're an Ohio State fan, what are you waiting for?
Columbus, the time has come.
Ohio State could definitely use an upgrade at head coach over what Thad Matta has to offer.
Previous to Thad Matta settling in Columbus, the highest win total a Buckeye team had in a season was 27 wins in 1990-91 and 1998-99 (allegedly). Since then, teams that Matta has coached have eclipsed the 27 win total in just three different seasons, but I think it's safe to attribute that to teams playing a lot more games against bad competition.


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I for one like it.
IMHO, the more "minimalist" themes that look good, the better.
Too many themes are too busy. Alaska is a great exception, IMHO.
Taking some of the polish and ease-of-use of Confluence, adding it to the clean and sleek Alaska, that would be the ultimate skin, IMHO.
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Soccer, having been one of the more under-represented and under-appreciated sports within the United States, has made leaps and bounds towards the mainstream in recent years. Aside from the misappropriation and overall confusion involving its name change from football, "the beautiful game" has steadily risen in demand. Now whether it's due to the slowly burgeoning quality of the MLS, or the realization that soccer truly is poetry in motion—the reality is that more and more urbanites are looking for a pub to catch a spot of soccer and a brew. NYC being the versatile hub of diversity it is, offers a slew of soccer-viewing options—if you know where to look!
Here's a spotlight on a three pubs where a frothy brew go hand in hand with a magnificent treble by Messi "the maestro". And with Euro 2012 right around the corner, the time is nigh to start scouting out the optimal viewing locations!
Where: 151 Bleecker Street
As its name hints, The Red Lion is a haven for those seeking a quality joint to view the EPL. With a slew of big screens, a typical Saturday or Sunday can see 3-4 games occurring simultaneously. The vibe is nice, the bartender knowledgeable and crafty, and the beer variety impressive. Whether you're wrangling up a crew for the Man U game, or just want some frosty goodness and a quality atmosphere—Red Lion is the spot for all European games and tourneys!
Where: 360 3rd Avenue
The Hatter is a veritable mecca for all sport fans, but is also specifically host to the NYC chapter of the Manchester City Fan Club. For those who bleed baby blue, the Hatter is the spot for you—as every weekend you can cheer the likes of Aguero and Co. (and perhaps even Tevez, if they let him back), with a healthy dose of brew and grub to wash it all down. With the battle for first heating up, every week is sure to be a treat—especially the epic, potentially all-deciding clash between the Manchester Clubs on April 30th.
Where: 1152 1 Avenue
Naturally, an Irish Pub (with a London Address) is bound to have some soccer on at all times. Specializing in both rugby and soccer, Baker Street bolsters their impressive soccer calendar with a bevy of delectable Irish fare. Grab a Guinness (or Smithwick's) and enjoy the "beautiful game" amongst true fans.


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"Not your usual baked beans! Green chiles and hot pepper sauce give zest to these eat-'em up sweet-and-hot baked beans."
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1 pound ground beef
4 (16 ounce) cans baked beans with pork
1 (4 ounce) can canned chopped green chile peppers
1 small Vidalia onion, peeled and chopped
1 cup barbeque sauce
1/2 cup brown sugar
1 tablespoon garlic powder
1 tablespoon chili powder
3 tablespoons hot pepper sauce (e.g. Tabasco™), or to taste
I have made these numerous times and each time I do, I love them more. Instead of putting in just hamburger, I brown a pound of Jimmy Dean Smokehouse sausage. Makes it marvelous! Also, I drain a couple of cans of those beans, otherwise they are really soupy.
Use Sausage Next Time. Maybe More And/Or Different Beans.
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Extremely excellent! Very hot/spicy and wonderful flavor. I used Louisianna hot sauce instead of Tabasco and baked mine in the oven instead of crock pot. I don't like crock pots much, everything comes out wet and floating in liquid. I put them in a big baking pan and baked them at 350º for about an hour. It worked great. I prefer baked beans to be thick, not swimming in juice. I used two 32 ounce cans of Van Camps regular pork and beans and drained the excess juice off the top of the cans. I used pork sausage instead of hamburger and it was so good. I cooked the onions with the sausage when I browned it. Fantastic baked beans!
I LOVED these beans! They were a big hit at a cookout we had, as they have a nice mix of spicy and sweet. As a conoissuer of spicy food, I couldn't get enough. I followed the recipe to a tee, but per other user recommendation, used Jimmy Dean sausage instead of the ground beef. YUM!
These are good. After reading the reviews I whisk 2 tablespoons of cornstarch with some bean juice because I wanted a semi-thick juice. Also I added another can or green chili's, and since my barbeque sauce was already sweet, I only added about a tablespoon of brown sugar.
This is absolutely the best recipe for baked beans I have ever tried. I take them to an annual pig roast on Canada Day every year and almost everyone wants the recipe. I prefer with with no meat added and the lack of meat does not change the flavour one bit.
These are the BEST baked beans we have ever tested. The sausage made a big difference - wonderful!
I have looked for a great recipe for baked beans for 30 years...this is it folks!!! I will NEVER use a different recipe again. Like others, I substituted Hot Jimmy Dean sausage for the hamburger meat and left out the Tobasco altogether (as I was taking it to a church pot-luck where there were lots of kids). I have never had so many requests for a recipe before. This is incredible!
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Keep in mind that if you invite all 200 to your destination wedding, there are lots of expenses that you (or they) will have to pick up. For instance, if you have a welcome cocktail party on the day everyone arrives, as is the custom, that can be a pricy party for you! Same goes for a rehearsal d...Question:
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Hi there! I've seen a lot of weddings where the ceremony and reception are at the same place, and the site often has a place for the guests to go for the cocktail party while they change the reception room. Is there an outdoor terrace for the cocktail party? A different room everyone can go to? ...Question:
Hi Sharon, My fiance and I are trying to plan our wedding. We're really set on March 2012. I know we have a year to plan but I'm terrified we're not going to be ready when it comes. We haven't really decided on anything. We're thinking about a green and pink wedding. How should I dress the brid...Answer From Sharon:
Hi Brittany! There's lots of time, so don't worry! A wedding coordinator can really help you time out your planning, so look at www.bridalassn.com to find a great coordinator who can help you out. First, make your guest list to see the size of wedding you plan to have, and that will show you ...Question:
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I've always gone to the paint samples section of my Home Depot to see how colors look together. You just look through the paper strips that have all the shades on them and check out color combos. I also go to www.benjaminmoore.com to play with color combos. Sure, it comes up as colors shown on...Question:
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Hi Sabrina: I would trust the RSVP option on this site! WeddingMapper has a great team of experts who make sure everything is running smoothly. To give you some extra peace of mind, use the RSVP tool as a way to deliver answers to you, but keep a written/hard copy list of all of your wedding gu...Question:
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A native of Wrexham, now based in Cardiff, he has a degree in English from Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge, and a PhD from Cardiff University, where he is an honorary fellow in the department of religious studies. He is a fellow of Goodenough College, London, and travels internationally as a reader and lecturer. His poetry has been translated into many languages.
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Tropical Ecology and Conservation
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3D Digital View of Los Amigos Conservation Area
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3D Digital View of Los Amigos Conservation Area
The availability of the Digital Elevation Model now allows for a carefully directed research design for sampling biotic and abiotic diversity. With an emphasis on plant diversity, the Los Amigos Botany team, consisting of an international group of Ph.D. scientists, graduate students, undergraduate students, and local field collaborators, will run landscape-scale transects that traverse a diversity of habitats.
3D Digital View of Los Amigos Conservation Area
At higher magnifications, the DEM-Landsat combination instill a sense of realism. Here you are viewing down the valley of the Los Amigos River (2) and across the dissected landscape on either side.
3D Digital View of Los Amigos Conservation Area
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3D Digital View of Los Amigos Conservation Area
An overlay of the Landsat TM 2000 image on the DEM creates a most striking birds-eye view of the Los Amigos landscape. Here you view down the valley of the Los Amigos River and the smaller watershed of the Amiguillos. The biological station sits on a high terrace near the mouth of the Los Amigos River, overlooking the Madre de Dios basin.
3D Digital View of Los Amigos Conservation Area
A three-dimensional view across the landscape, showing the Amiguillos River and one of its tributaries.
Conservation of Angular Momentum
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Chemical Changes and Conservation of Matter
Where does the weight go when we "lose weight"? What happens when iron rusts? Why are exploding stars able to turn other elements into gold when the alchemists w
Physical Changes and Conservation of Matter
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Conservation: From the Farm to the Front Office - Sustainability with a Sense of Place
James Geringer was Governor of Wyoming from 1994 to January 2003. He modernized economic planning to extensively include technology and changed how natural resource agencies work together on the state, federal and local level. He joined Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) in the summer of 2003 as Director of Policy and Public Sector Strategies, focused on how senior elected and corporate officials
Energy Conservation
Students are introduced to the idea that energy use impacts the environment and our wallets. They discuss different types of renewable and nonrenewable energy sources, as well as the impacts of energy consumption. Through a series of activities, students understand how they use energy and how it is transformed from one type to another. They learn innovative ways engineers conserve energy and how energy can be conserved in their homes.
Conservation Ecology: Lessons from the physics education reform effort
Starting in 1992, introductory physics students at Indiana University were pre- and post-tested on their knowledge of general physics. Some students received standard classes of lectures and tests, while others were taught using interactive engagement (IE) techniques. The goal of the study was this: can IE methods increase the effectiveness of introductory mechanics courses? Though the study focused on physics and mechanics specifically, the techniques used can be applied in teaching other scien
Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection
This course will covers a basic understanding and appreciation of energy efficiency and environmental concepts, basic operating principles of day-to-day energy conversion devices, various options to increase energy efficiency, ways to save energy and money, and ways to save the environment.
Conservation Laws
Some of the topics addressed in this book are: Conservation of energy; the transfer of mechanical energy; conservation of momentum; conservation of angular momentum; thermodynamics.
Idaho Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Strategy
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25. Christina's fumble – Super Bowl XLV:
Blessed with one of the most beautiful voices in the world, Grammy-winning singer Christina Aguilera has performed the national anthem once or twice, we're guessing. So you would think she knows the words (and if not, they're on the Jumbotron). But that didn't stop her from botching the national anthem in 2011. In a relatively dramatic game won by Green Bay, this was the most talked about moment of the day. Photo: Jamie Squire, Getty Images
25. Christina's fumble – Super Bowl XLV:
Blessed with one of...
24. A proposal to Tom Brady – Super Bowl XLII:
Media Day is full of crazy stunts. Ines Gomez Mont's might top the list. The TV Azteca reporter, wearing a wedding dress, interrupted media day and proposed to Patriots quarterback Tom Brady. "Marry me now, Tom! Say, yes! I'm the real Mrs. Brady." Needless to say, he passed. Photo: Scott Halleran, Getty Images
24. A proposal to Tom Brady – Super Bowl XLII:
Media Day is full...
23. "I'm going to Disney World!"
Super Bowl XXI:
A catchphrase that will live on in pop culture forever. If you won a championship – as a pro athlete in the Super Bowl, or as a star in your own backyard – you got to scream that memorable phrase. The first to do so was New York Giants QB Phil Simms after his MVP performance in January 1987. It was the brainchild of Disney CEO Michael Eisner, who paid Simms $75,000 for the ad.
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23. "I'm going to Disney World!"
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22. The Super Bowl Shuffle – Super Bowl XX:
Bad rap song, bad dancing, but great, cocky attitude. Meet the 1985 Chicago Bears. They went 15-1 in the regular season and stormed to a Super Bowl title. But days BEFORE their victory over New England, the Bears recorded the video and song, which became a pop culture phenomenon. The song reached No. 41 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts and was nominated for a Grammy Award. Photo: DVD
22. The Super Bowl Shuffle – Super Bowl XX:
Bad rap song, bad...
21. Coke and the Super Bowl
Super Bowl XXIII:
Cincinnati running back Stanley Wilson went on a cocaine bender the night before the game and missed the Bengals' loss to the 49ers. Photo: Allen Steele, Getty Images
21. Coke and the Super Bowl
Super Bowl XXIII:
20. The mystery of Barret Robbins – Super Bowl XXXVII:
Raiders center Barret Robbins disappeared the day before the game – he'd gone to a bar in Tijuana - then wound up watching from a hospital room where he'd checked himself to be treated for depression. Photo: Scott Halleran, Getty Images
20. The mystery of Barret Robbins – Super Bowl XXXVII:
19. Smith's terrible drop – Super Bowl XIII:
Nobody (especially coach Tom Landry, pictured) could believe that Jackie Smith dropped the pass. He was THAT wide open. Had the tight end hung onto the ball, the Cowboys could have been in position to tie the game late in the third quarter. But he didn't. Pittsburgh never relinquished the lead and won 35-31. Photo: Associated Press
19. Smith's terrible drop – Super Bowl XIII:
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18. Super crasher
Super Bowl XII:
Famous Super Bowl gatecrasher Dion Rich, who snuck into more than 30 Super Bowls, helped carry head coach Tom Landry off the field after the Cowboys beat the Broncos. Photo: AP
18. Super crasher
Super Bowl XII:
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17. Do you have the time?
Super Bowl VII:
As he was being carried off the field following the Dolphins' Super Bowl victory capping their 17-0 season, coach Don Shula had his watch plucked from his wrist. Shula chased down the thief and got it back. Photo: JEFF HAYNES, AFP/Getty Images
17. Do you have the time?
Super Bowl VII:
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16. Hungover star
Super Bowl I (1966):
Pressed into duty when starter Boyd Dowler was injured on the first play from scrimmage, little-used Packers backup Max McGee, who later admitted that he was badly hungover, made a one-handed circus catch and finished off his 37-yard reception by scoring the first-ever Super Bowl touchdown. It was one of McGee's seven receptions for 138 yards in Green Bay's 35-10 victory. He'd caught four passes total during the regular season. Photo: NFL, AP
16. Hungover star
Super Bowl I (1966):
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15. Bradshaw's big play – Super Bowl XIV:
Trailing the Rams 19-17 early in the fourth quarter, the Steelers' Terry Bradshaw connected with John Stallworth on a 73-yard touchdown pass, lofting the ball just beyond the reach of Rod Perry's outstretched hands. Stallworth scored what became the winning points.
Photo: PETE LEABO, AP
15. Bradshaw's big play – Super Bowl XIV:
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14. Bradshaw's not so smart – Super Bowl XIII:
Asked about Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw during an interview session, Cowboys linebacker Thomas "Hollywood" Henderson said Bradshaw was so dumb that "he couldn't spell cat if you spotted him the 'c' and the 't.'" Photo: Pete Leabo, AP
14. Bradshaw's not so smart – Super Bowl XIII:
Asked about...
13. McMahon's full moon
Super Bowl XX:
Bears quarterback Jim McMahon mooned a TV helicopter hovering above the practice field.
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13. McMahon's full moon
Super Bowl XX:
Bears quarterback Jim...
12. The Super Bowl's greatest catch – Super Bowl X:
En route to winning game MVP honors, the Steelers' Lynn Swann made arguably the greatest catch in Super Bowl history when he leaped high over the Cowboys' Ron Washington to get his hands on a Terry Bradshaw pass. Although he bobbled the ball briefly, he maintained possession for a 53-yard gain. Photo: AP
12. The Super Bowl's greatest catch – Super Bowl X:
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11. Oops
Super Bowl XV:
Raiders defensive end John Matuszak told reporters he was going to hold a tight rein on his teammates with the temptations of the French Quarter close at hand – "I'm going to keep our young fellas out of trouble," the Tooz insisted - only to be spotted careening down Bourbon Street at 3 a.m. the next night.
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Super Bowl XV:
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10. Ray Lewis' murder charge
Super Bowl XXXIV:
Ray Lewis was named the MVP of Super Bowl XXXV after the Baltimore Ravens' victory. The signature "I'm going to Disney World" phrase, though, was given to quarterback Trent Dilfer. Why? The year before at a Super Bowl party, a fight broke out between Lewis, his friends, and another group of people. Lewis and two of his friends were indicted on murder charges. Lewis eventually had murder charges dismissed in exchange for his testimony against friends Reginald Oakley and Joseph Sweeting. Lewis pled guilty to obstruction of justice. Photo: ERIK S. LESSER, AP
10. Ray Lewis' murder charge
Super Bowl XXXIV:
Ray Lewis was...
9. The Ultimate Game? – Super Bowl VI:
During one of the interminable pre-game interview sessions, Cowboys running back Duane Thomas asked the reporters at his table a question: "If it's the ultimate (game), how come they're playing it again next year?"
Photo: Anonymous, AP
9. The Ultimate Game? – Super Bowl VI:
During one of the...
8. A thrilling final moment
Super Bowl XXXVI:
With the Patriots and Rams locked in a 17-17 tie, Tom Brady drove New England into field goal range and Adam Vinatieri nailed a 48-yarder as time expired. It was the only time a Super Bowl has been decided on the final play. Photo: STAN HONDA, AFP/Getty Images
8. A thrilling final moment
Super Bowl XXXVI:
With the Patriots...
7. The Tackle
Super Bowl XXXIV:
With the Rams leading 23-16, Steve McNair drove Tennessee to the St. Louis 10 with six seconds left and, on the last play, found Kevin Dyson on a slant pass at the St. Louis 3. Dyson lunged for the end zone but was stopped about a half yard short by Rams linebacker Mike Jones. Photo: Tom Hauck, Getty Images
7. The Tackle
Super Bowl XXXIV:
With the Rams leading 23-16,...
6. Montana's magic
Super Bowl XXIII:
Trailing 16-13 with only 39 seconds left, Joe Montana couldn't find his primary receiver, Roger Craig, but John Taylor broke free and Montana hit him for the winning touchdown. It was the latest TD to decide a game in Super Bowl history.
Photo: RUSTY KENNEDY, AP
6. Montana's magic
Super Bowl XXIII:
Trailing 16-13 with only...
5. THE Super Bowl ad
Super Bowl XVIII:
To many, commercials are the best part of Super Bowl Sunday. The ads continue to have a sense of one-upmanship, getting bigger, better and more expensive by the year. That began with Apple's iconic "1984" commercial. The ad, directed by Ridley Scott, introduced the Apple Macintosh personal computer for the first time. Photo: Screen Shot
5. THE Super Bowl ad
Super Bowl XVIII:
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4. Falcon grounded for seeking out oral sex
Super Bowl XXXIII:
The Falcons' Eugene Robinson, who had been awarded the Bart Starr Award the morning before the Super Bowl for his "high moral character," was arrested and charged the same night for soliciting an undercover police officer for oral sex.
Photo: JEFF HAYNES, AFP/Getty Images
4. Falcon grounded for seeking out oral sex
Super Bowl XXXIII:.
3. Tyree's amazing helmet catch
Super Bowl XLII:
Trailing 14-10 and facing a third-and-5 at his own 44 with 1:15 left, Eli Manning evaded a blitz and completed a pass to a tightly covered David Tyree, who trapped the ball between one hand and his helmet before gaining full possession at the Patriots' 25. Two plays later, the Giants scored the winning touchdown, preventing the Pats from finishing 18-0.
Photo: GABRIEL BOUYS, AFP/Getty Images
3. Tyree's amazing helmet catch
Super Bowl XLII:
2. Namath's guarantee
Super Bowl III:
Three days before the game, Jets quarterback Joe Namath declared in a poolside interview that, despite being 18-point underdogs to the Colts, "We're going to win Sunday. I guarantee it." The Jets, won, of course, and Namath, leaving the field, raised his index finger to the sky, telling the world his team was No. 1. Photo: AP
2. Namath's guarantee
Super Bowl III:
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1. "Wardrobe malfunction"
Super Bowl XXXVIII:
Believe it or not, that phrase didn't enter pop culture until Feb. 1, 2004. That was the fateful date that Justin Timberlake exposed Janet Jackson's breast, adorned with nothing but a pasty, during the Super Bowl halftime show on CBS. The incident resulted in $550,000 fine levied by the Federal Communications Commission against CBS. There's no doubt it was the most talked about moment – on or off the field – in Super Bowl history.
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Location of FSA Scotland map
Food Standards Agency Northern Ireland
10c Clarendon Road, Belfast BT1 3BG
tel: 02890 417700
Location of FSA Northern Ireland map