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"This is a fairly low-fat cream sauce. Roasting the garlic makes it sweet and slightly nutty - don't be afraid to use the whole head! Serve with hot cooked rice or pasta."
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1 medium head
1 tablespoon
olive oil
skinless, boneless chicken breasts
1/2 cup
white wine
2 tablespoons
1 cup
1 tablespoon
all-purpose flour
1/4 cup
grated Parmesan cheese
1 tablespoon
chopped fresh parsley
As written, I think it would need a little bit more zing to make it sing. I had to make some changes based on ingredients on hand and w/that it was one of the best dishes I have ever prepared. I only hope I can remember what I did for next time. **It takes longer than 20 minutes to roast garlic to make it golden brown. I have a garlic roaster and it took double time. Only had legs so threw those in oven w/the white wine and s/p, Old Bay. Covered and baked while the garlic was roasting. Doubled the amt. of cheese and shredded both parm. and romano. Sauteed onions in 1 tbsp. butter, 1tbsp. olive oil and added a couple of chopped romas, tsp fine herbs, and in lieu of 1 cup milk, used the wine from the chicken w/milk to make 1 cup. Wine I used was sweet so it made the sauce too sweet so squeezed half a lemon and about 1/2 cup sour cream. Made a flour slurry using some of the hot wine liquid and added to mixture to thicken. The house smells wonderful and I wish it were not so fattening because I could eat the whole thing. Serving over linguine.
First off I will say that that method of cooking chicken is fabulous. It came out so tender you could barely tell that you were eating a piece of chicken. I changed up the sauce quite a bit. I suspected that it would be bland even with the garlic, so I sauteed 2 shallots and some crimini mushrooms in butter and set it aside just in case. When I made the sauce, I added the flour before the milk in order to make a roux so the flour wouldn't be chunky. Then I used 1/2 cup half-and-half and 1/2 cup nonfat milk. I also used the whole head of garlic. The sauce was still incredibly bland. I added more parmesan, threw in some pecorino romano cheese, the shallot/mushroom mixture, and some salt and pepper. I also added a little bit of the wine from the cooked chicken. It came out pretty good. I'd make it again, but probably only once every few months.
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After reading all of the reviews, I decided that I'd have to do something to add some flavor to this dish. So, I cut up the chicken into bite size pieces, and marinated in white cooking wine and a little soy sauce, along with some salt and pepper. After about 20 minutes, I added a few tablespoons of flour to the chicken pieces, and mixed it up. I then sauteed the chicken pieces on a high heat until cooked. Next, I sauteed some green onions and matsutake mushrooms in a separate pan with a tbsp. of olive oil, and a tbsp. of butter, then added the tbsp. of flour, a dash or two of salt, 1/2 cup of skim milk, a 1/2 cup of half and half, and the roasted garlic cloves. Before the sauce came to a boil, it was thickened just right - be sure to make the sauce on a really low heat, so that it does not come to a boil, otherwise it will turn out too thick. Lastly, I spooned the sauce mixture over the chicken, and it was ready to eat. In the end, I think it turned out pretty good, a little time consuming, so not something I'll make on a weeknight.
Well, nobody else has mentioned this problem, so I guess I did something wrong: I could not get the flour to blend into the milk and butter. It started off as big thick lumps, and though I stirred and stirred, it made the sauce grainy. I should have followed my instincts and made a roux, then added the milk bit by bit. The end result was ok but nothing outstanding - I added more cheese because it was rather bland - and certainly not worth the unexpected effort. I won't be making this again. Thanks anyway. (PS, I roasted my garlic for just under an hour)
This was delicious! I made quite a few changes, though... to start, I did not broil the chicken in white wine... I was afraid that the alcohol would dry the chicken out by itself, so I just whisked some onion powder, oregano, italian seasoning, parsley and some lemon juice into olice oil and generously brushed the chicken breasts before putting them in the oven. I turned them over once during cooktime and broiled for about 22 minutes. I made the sauce by first making a roux... I know that the recipe called for something different, but I hate the taste of uncooked flour in a sauce. Once the flour was a little browned, I slowly added the milk, whisking constantly. I threw in double the cheese, and I used shredded rather than grated. Once the cheese was melted, I added the garlic. I roasted two small heads of garlic... it was perfect! When well combined, I added a touch of salt, some fresh parsley and a TON of black pepper (I love lots of cracked black pepper in a white sauce!!). I served it over some whole grain mix (brown rice, bulgur and cracked red wheat) and it really was a DELICIOUS meal! My house smelled amazing and I could have just eaten the sauce! Thank you so much for this recipe!
This was an excellent meal. Although, even though it says dont be afraid to use the whole head of garlic, I didnt. I only used about half in the recipe. It had plenty of flavor of garlic, and I love garlic. The whole head may have been to overpowering. Will make again.
Sauce was excellent, chicken was too dry... will definitely play around with the chicken as the sauce made the meal
Didn't make the chicken recipe, but used the sauce recipe on salmon over rice. Great!
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Airco 250 AC DC Heliwelder V - water cooling & shield gas inside the welder function
this may be an OEM version of the Miller 330 style machine with the "City Water" option and is ONLY used if you are cooling with water directly from the tap..... some of the newer models may have had the same water solenoid arrangement...
if you have a separate cooler you can ignore the solenoid and water connections that are built into the welder and connect directly to the cooler..
if it has an Argon/gas solenoid... I would use it... much more convenient.. plus you could set Argon pre & postflow.
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While watching a scrimmage this week, a long-time Fort Wayne hockey observer said he'd like to take the best players from this year's Komets training camp and see how well they would do against last spring's Central Hockey League champions.
It would be a fun video game to watch, in part because the current team could play so many different styles.
There's a good chance that four or five players who will get released today or tomorrow could have made last year's Komets' team. The kids in this year's camp are bigger and faster overall than last year's squad. The best way to tell that is to look at the returning players like Stephon Thorne, J.M. Rizk and Daniel Maggio who were all rookies last year and built themselves up over the summer with added muscle.
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As strong as Maggio, Thorne and Rizk are playing, they don't seem to be miles ahead of the some of the rookies who came to the Komets' camp. Players like Kyle Atkins, Matt Firman, Scott Kishel, Daniel Nycholat, Cory Schneider, Robbie Smith and Jeremy Gates can all play at the ECHL level, they just need a little more experience..
The Komets simply don't have many spots for them. Fort Wayne needs two defensemen and two forwards, and that might change when the affiliated players get sent down from Norfolk sometime this week. Defenseman Ryan Hegarty already arrived from Norfolk Saturday and looked very good in Sunday's game.
Just because these kids may be leaving now doesn't mean they are done being potential ECHL players, either. If the National Hockey League lockout ends, Class AA teams might have to restructure their rosters within a day or two depending on the timing. Some of these kids might get called back, and a few of these players also may catch on with Central Hockey League teams who open training camp this week.
``There's going to be a lot of players, not just from our team, but from a lot of teams in the ECHL, who are going to be looking for work in a few days,'' Komets General Manager David Franke said. ``There will be more players coming down and some good players are going to be available from all the teams. I wouldn't be surprised if there were some name players out there who end up going by the wayside.''
The Komets already proved that when they released J.P. Chabot and Patrick Knowlton on Sunday even though they were among the most consistent scorers in training camp.
There's also the impact the players coming down from the AHL can have. The Komets are expecting to have five or six players eventually from the AHL, but there are 30 AHL teams who all invited more than 30 players to training camp. There are only 23 ECHL teams, meaning each AHL team may be scrambling to place up to five contracted players somewhere, anywhere.
In other words, the talent level in Class AA minor league hockey should be phenomenal this year. The only problem is no one knows for how long. It's doubtful, but supposedly the lockout could be solved at any time, and then entire teams may have to reshape in a hurry if a large group of players head the other way, risking team chemistry that's already been built. It's seems unlikely now, but it could happen.
``We want to get involved in the effects of the lockout as far as what they can mean to us on assigned players, but I'm not looking to having 10-to-12 assigned players and then lose half of them when the lockout ends,'' Franke said. ``I'm not going to take that gamble. You could do that if you wanted to go that route, but that's not the way we're looking to go.''
Because of the lockout, it's a unique year but that means the coaches and general managers have to be even more careful to make sure they let go of the right players, and they have to maintain relationship with the players they are sending away if possible.
``Right now if I'm a hockey player and I've got a job somewhere, I'm happy,'' Franke said. ``No matter what level it is, I've got a job playing the game I love.''


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Re-hire every public sector worker (and then some) fired during the GFC and recession. That's 1.4 million jobs gained basically overnight! Unemployment drops to 7.3% (at least) and everyone's happy!
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Would Arrietty be too much for a four-year-old? Simon loves My Neighbor Totoro, and I do want to encourage his love for all things Studio Ghibli.
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Lewis Hamilton is adamant he's not looking to get one over on Jenson Button, saying he's more excited about challenging Fernando Alonso...
Lewis Hamilton is adamant he's not looking to get one over on Jenson Button, saying he's more excited about challenging Fernando Alonso.
Hamilton has a history with both drivers as Alonso was his first team-mate at McLaren while Button was his last. However, the stories are very different.
While Hamilton's partnership with Alonso was wracked with acrimony, life with Button was a lot smoother with the two Brits appearing to have a very amicable relationship.
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"That (beating Button) doesn't really excite me," Hamilton told the Daily Mail. "The rivalry between me and Fernando excites me more.
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The 28-year-old reiterated that his move to Mercedes was the right choice as he is "happier" than he has ever been. However, Hamilton is by no means out to get his old team.
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"I don't have anything negative to say about McLaren - I was lucky to be given the opportunity by the team to get into Formula One. Had I stayed I was guaranteed to be competitive.
"Yet I'm not looking to get one over McLaren. I know that I have gone to a team who have been unable to compete with the car I had last year - at some races, there was a deficit in qualifying of 1.9sec from Mercedes to McLaren - but we all have a hunger to change. I think Mercedes will impress this year."


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This is an issue that is constantly rearing it's head. Yes, since the smoking ban came into force it's a much better environment in pubs/clubs etc. I could not stand getting home from a night out with my hair and clothes stinking of smoke! If you want to smoke, that's fine, we all have a choice but why should members if the public be forced to breathe in the deadly concoction??!
Just last week, I was walking around the shops with my little boy, I lost count of the amount of times people either blew smoke directly into me or almost blinded my son with their haphazard arm gestures with a lit cigarette in their hand! If you're going to smoke at least be considerate about it.
Everybody in my household has made the constant decision not to smoke, and I don't see why our health should be put at risk through passive smoking of others. Especially young children who have no day whether they breathe in this deadly mixture.
I started smoking a few years ago, I thought why not my friends were so why shouldn't I. The thing with most smokers is it doesn't matter how much you are against it to start for most people they will try it at a party to be more social or just to say they have done it.
I puffed on my first cigarette at a party over a year ago and since then have become addicted. I don't have many friends now that smoke which isn't neccessarily a bad thing because it means I do go outside less as I don't always want to go on my own.
Many people smoke for all different reasons but since I start smoking we were never allowed to smoke indoors anyway or anywhere near public entrances to shops etc. For me it hasn't really effected me I go outside a few times a day and light a cigraette. It can be a way for some smokers to meet other people just by starting a conversation of 'Have you got a lighter I can borrow please?' or 'Can I pinch a fag?' and from then people often strike up a conversation with you.
The smoking ban like I said hasn't had a massive effect on me, although I am a smoker making people inhale passive smoke isn't nice. Before I smoked it would make me ill for days just because it loiters in the air. If anything I don't smoke as much as people who have since before the ban, because I don't have time, I don't like going outside on my own all the time and I absolutely hate standing in the rain.
But from a smokers point of view I completely agree. It is bad for us we know but we don't want it to effect other peoples health. Even in clubs or at parties now I smoke less because half of my friends don't want to come outside with me. I do agree though that there should be shelters for smokers at least especially if they can't smoke inside. I know its a horrible habit but at least then they can interact with each other.
Yes, I believe that smoking in a public areas should be banned. There are a variety of channels you can attack this argument with, from protecting the health of those who do not smoke to the simple aesthetics of the situation.
Personally, as someone who has studied the potential biological pitfalls that come with smoking and inhaling carcinogens I think it's a "no brainer". I cannot understand why potentially healthy members of the public should be forced to inhale potentially deadly fumes through no fault of their own. Those who claim the smoke from cigarettes and cigars isn't dangerous are quite simply wrong. The basic components of a cigarette, for example, can stimulate the uncontrolled growth of cells in your lungs (more commonly) and thus causing lung cancer, an example of a variety of conditions which can be induced by inhaling the smoke from cigarettes.
At the same time, I appreciate that we live in a free society, in a non-deterministic universe and if someone wishes to smoke then they are more than welcome to. Quite frankly what anyone does in their own private life has nothing to do with me and as such shouldn't concern me - it simply doesn't affect me. Hence, I'm not arguing that smoking should be blanket banned, I understand that some use smoking as a release for stressful lives and some just enjoy smoking, which is fair enough.
However, I do take "offence" to those who insist on smoking in public areas, forcing myself and other non-smokers of the community to inhale smoke (which I think tastes/smells revolting anyway) which may cause irreparable damage to my respiratory system. So to conclude and concatenate, smoking should be banned in public areas.
I have very stong feelings regarding smoking in public, mostly because I cant stand it. The smell of cigarette- it makes me sick and suffocated. It is extremely annoying to have to be subjected to it when I dont want to, and in places where I least expect it, like a bus stop.
I accept that people have a right to smoke if they want to, but people who smoke should realise that there may be people like me who cant bear the horrible smell. There are health problems associated as well, but that is secondary for me.
Every time I go to London I walk around with my nose covered unless I am inside a shop or restaurant. It seems to me that every other person on the streets of London smoke. Perhaps that is why London is so polluted!
Any how I really think that people who choose to smoke should so where it does not bother the ones that dont want to.
I am a smoker, I would like to state this first however I am determined to make this as unbiased as humanly possible. I started smoking at a young but I do not regret it - yet!
I don't really remember a time where smoking was allowed wherever you wanted, I was to young to really notice. But when I started smoking it was just after the ban on smoking indoors like restaurants, on trains and in company cars. It was extremely inconvenient especially in the winter when you have to stand outside in the cold and rain but I suppose thats the decision you make when you take up smoking. I also think this is a fair decision as stale smoke doesn't smell particularly attractive and if your trying to eat a meal the last thing you really want is a face full of smoke from the family opposite, I was happy to hear that smoking rooms are still available in most hotels.
I was however extremely annoyed when I went to the hospital with my grandmother to get her cataracts removed. We were sat in the hospital for a few hours before she went off theatre and I took the opportunity to sneak off for a cigarette. I stepped out of the main doors and went just around the corner to be considerate and not smoke around people walking into the hospital but I was shocked to see huge signs stating that it was a smoke free site. I understand that hospitals are obviously going to try and stop people smoking for health reasons but it is your choice.
I dont see what stopping people smoking in public is going to do other than cause people to stop going out or just break any laws. If you are smoking outdoors the smoke will mgo up to the sky and not really annoy anyone, it also begs the question, where do the smokers smoke? I can't see it's harming anyone other than the people with the cigarettes hanging out their mouths.
So no I do not think that smoking should be banned in outdoor public places but it is fine to ban smoking in indoor public places.
Firstly, I'd better say that I am a non - smoker, who has never been a smoker and doesn't intend to start anytime soon. I am not particularly personally bothered by people smoking in public, as generally I have found that it is not in your face, and people are considerate of others who may not smoke. I understand however that this probably means I'm pretty lucky as I know that there are some very rude people out there who will stand right on top of you, etc smoking and being generally ignorant. I expect if I had children I would feel very strongly about the issue and would really not be happy about smoking in public.
The main reason issue I have with smoking in public is the fact that it has negative health effects, whether you are the one smoking or not. This is why I think that is should not be acceptable to smoke in public, and I think that if our government had any back bone then they would have also raised this issue and done something. I mean what is the point in concealing tobacco from sight in shops, when the biggest promoters of smoking are people who do it in public?! Aside from this, it's also not very nice to be walking down a high street or road that's littered with cigarette butts. This wouldn't be the case if it were banned.
On the other hand, perhaps a total public ban would have negative effects, especially on those who go outside to smoke rather than staying inside. When I was young my dad never smoked inside. He would either sit in the garden or, more commonly walk the dog around the block several times a day, which was just long enough to have a smoke. A public ban would restrict people like him, meaning that more children and non-smoking family members have to put up with second hand smoking. Then again, it may prompt many to kick the habit.
Final verdict: people chose to smoke and these days the effects are well known. I believe it's unfair to non-smokers that they can do it in public, and am in favour of a public ban.
It's true i'm a non smoker, i've never been a smoker and clearly have a slightly biased opinion. I'm always quite balance in my views usually though and I do truly believe in the freedom of choice.
For me the banning of smoking in bars, restaurants etc has been a great thing. Now I can go into bars and not breathe in smoke against my will, my clothes don't stink of stale smoke after a night out. I choose to be a non smoker, and therefore this is my right -by not smoking I am not endangering anyones life.
A smoker has the right to choose to smoke and accepts all the risks that this brings to their own health and to a certain extent i'm fine with this (although I do have some feelings about the costs of treating smoking related illness to the NHS). The problem is that by smoking in a public place a smoker cannot help but spread the dangers of cigarette smoke around. I don't want to be a passive smoker.
Whilst the idea of smoke free bars and restaurants is great, i'm still very often faced with a face full of smoke whilst walking down a street. Why is it fair that someone can assault me with their smoke - if i hurt them by punching them in the face that would be illegal.
I think we are a little way off of a total public smoking ban, but it needs to happen. Society needs to allow people to be able to not be exposed to passive smoking against their will.
As a smoker, you'd probably expect me to disagree to banning smoking in public places. Being able to spark up without having to go and stand outside in the cold would be lovely to be honest, but I really don't think that it is fair on the non-smokers around you.
I only started smoking a year ago, because they were ridiculously cheap when I went on holiday and I got addicted without really realising. When I was abroad, you could smoke in the bars and restaurants, and although it's obviously more convenient, it felt weird and I still went outside most of the time, or chose tables outside.
When I didn't smoke, I remember being at Bingo or in the pub which was pretty much filled with smokers and I hated it. It really irritated me that I didn't smoke, but was still getting the lung damage from the smokers around me. I think people who choose not to smoke should be able to sit in their local without having to breathe in other peoples smoke and end up smelling like they've had a cigarette anyway.
I agree with banning smoking in restaurants and pubs etc. . not only for adult non-smokers but also for the children that you tend to get running around the place. I know a pub isn't really a place for a child, but I see a lot in the pub I go in as it is a family place, and I know I wouldn't really like my grandchildren surrounded by smoke.
At home, I don't smoke in the house at all so I don't see why it should be any different when I go out.
The only thing I think there should be more of, are smoking shelters. Most times I go out, I end up standing in the cold, often getting wet in typical British weather just to have a cigarette. I know it's our choice to smoke, but it's been made illegal to stand indoors, so I don't think it would hurt to put up somewhere where you can smoke a bit more comfortably. The Mecca Bingo club I go to has installed bus-shelter like smoking shelters with little heaters on them, which I think is good because many people these days do smoke.
That said, I don't think that smoking on the street should be banned. Many times when I've been bored waiting for the bus or walking the dog, it's nice to have a cigarette and there's not always someone about to breathe it in, so I don't see the problem with it. I've heard rumours that they are thinking about making it illegal to smoke outside your own house completely, although I don't think this would go down well at all with many people as it would cause businessess like pubs to lose a lot of money, again.
Overall, I agree with the smoking ban in public places but just hope they don't take it too far and make it really awkward for smokers to enjoy a cigarette when they go out.
My dad has been a smoker for over 60 years. He started when he was 8 years old. Crazy, I know, but it happened just as easily all those years ago as it does now. A couple of months ago he was diagnosed with a tumour in his lung. He had gone in for chest pains and the X-Rays revealed the dark spot on his lung. The doctor prepared him and us for the worst. Thankfully, after having all the necessary tests, they said that it is "non-active". I don't know what this means, but I am assuming that it means the same as "benign". Anyway, they have left him now for 3 months to see him again then and see how it is progressing.
One of the reasons I was so heartbroken about my dads diagnosis is because he had finally quit smoking only 6 months before it. When I was a baby he bought cigarettes instead of nappies. We can laugh about it now, but it's no lie that he has always put the cigarettes before the family. I guess that's part of being an addict.
When he finally quit smoking it was almost as if I was dreaming. He had tried and failed many, many times in the past, and it seemed as if he was just destined to smoke himself to death. The doctors had always been amazed that he didn't have any lung problems, or other cancers due to the smoking, especially when they knew he had smoked since aged 8.
I pray every day that my dads tumour will not get any worse, because I don't know if I could cope with having to go through all of that with him. Lung cancer is a big killer in this world, and although it's not only caused by smoking, my dads is very probably down to his habit. It would be so ironic if he was to get lung cancer after having finally quit smoking.
If banning smoking in public places stops just one person from taking up the habit, or causes a handful of people to quit, then I am all for it. Smokers sometimes have the attitude "It's my life, I'm not hurting anyone else. If I get cancer that's my fault and I accept that". But they don't think about their families all the time, the people who have to go through it all with them. They don't think about what will happen to them afterwards.
My dad hasn't actually said it, but I can tell from the look in his eyes and the way he acts now that if he had the opportunity to go back in time and stop himself ever starting smoking, he would do it. I can see the pain in his eyes, the sadness now that he didn't have before. I can tell he regrets all those years of smoking, asking himself "What if....". What if he had never started? What if he had stopped at 21? What if he had stopped at 30? What if he had quit just a year sooner than he did?
Life is full of what ifs..... don't be one of them. :(
This may sound strange, but i am saying no, as a NON smoker. Mainly this is because it has already been made illegal for health reasons in indoor places, which is fair enough, But to ban it outright in public places would effectively cripple the economy, due to the fact that if a smoker was to go out, then if they wanted to smoke, they could no longer just "pop out the front", they would effectively have to go home, this would leed to people who smoke not going out, and judging by the ammount of people these days in smoking gardens, this would effectively shut down many clubs and clubs, and because everyone has a few friends who smoke, this would leed to more and more people not going out at all, shutting down restaraunts and even some shops, thus crippeling the economy, and not to mention, it is fair enough to ban it inside due to the health risks, but to effectively force people to quit would ammount to what could be interpreted as a breach of human rights.
Being a smoker, I absolutely despised the smoking ban when it was first put into place in 2007. I liked nothing more than to sit in my favourite pub with a nice cold glass of lager and puff away on my favourite brand. Since then my attitude towards it has changed somewhat.
Apart from the health threats to non-smokers I have found many advantages of the smoking ban myself.
I no longer stink of smoke the morning after a night out which is always a good thing. My hair in particular was especially stinky. I have also found that I smoke a lot less when I go out than I used to. It was too easy just to reach for another cigarette, but now having to go outside, especially when out with friend who don't smoke has made me cut down considerably.
Smoking in public now since the ban is a lot more social I find, there is always someone to chat to, even if they are a total stranger, the fact that you are both outside puffing away seems to automatically establish some common ground.
Another great thing about the smoking ban is being able to walk through crowded places without the fear of getting my skin or clothing burned, something which has happened a lot to me before the ban.
Overall, I think the smoking ban was a step in the right direction for a number of reasons and being a smoker myself, it hasn't seemed to have made much difference to me at all. I can't see what all the fuss is about.
I do think however that better facilities should be considered for people who do smoke. Nicer smoking areas which provide shelter from the elements should be available more widely.
I may end up offending a lot of people, both smokers and non-smokers by saying this, but in an ideal world I would love if smoking was banned in public, simply because I don't want to be smoking passively (and also, the smell of cigarette smoke on my clothes is not a smell I particularly enjoy). However, realistically speaking, I think this is silly and very unlikely to happen.
Whether a person chooses to smoke or not should not affect others, because it is of course a human right to make choices for your personal being. If we started at banning smoking in public places, where would it stop. Would there be controlling measures on how we dress in public, because that offends people. Ok, so passive smoking has harmful effects on others. What about drinking in public places then? Because drunkenness does result in a number of crimes.
Another thing we need to consider is, how would it be possible to enforce the ban. It would be quite easy for people to smoke in many public places, without any one to enforce the law or punishments.
I think the government is better off leaving things as they are...
There's no need to stir things up
I think it would be ridiculous to review the smoking ban, as Doctor Rouse said on Anglia news this evening it would have a very negative effect. I am a non smoker but I know that 1 in 2 smokers think that the smoking ban is effective and are happy with it. I have worked in pubs for years and pub closures have got absoultely nothing to do with the smoking bans, people didnt go to pubs to smoke they go to socialise and to have a drink/meal, so to say people stopped going and spending in pubs because they cant smoke is ridiculous and completely untrue. Pubs are closing due to the recession and the rise in prices. People cannot afford to continue to go and eat and drink as regularly as before. To reconsider the smoking ban now would have an extremely negative effect on everyone.
As a smoker myself who is always trying to quit! I was actually quite glad when the smoking ban come into affect especially within pubs!
I used to find when being in a pub before the smoking ban I would literally walk into a cloud of smoke and my eyes would be red raw from it at the end of the night! I also thinks it helps smokers not to smoke so much when your out.
On occasions when I am out with family and I have to go outside for a fag I always feel quite rude and anti social!
I think smoking is not what it used to be and I think even as a smoker it has become very anti social.
I think it's great aswell as people that don't smoke even though there were smoking and non smoking areas for example in a restaurant the smoke still drifted! this being not very pleasant for non smokers. Also no one wants there kids being wafted with smoke!
Smoking as we all aware is very bad for your health so I think it was unfair to have smoking everywhere and put other people at risk as it is a fact that passive smoking can actually be more dangerous. So designated smoking areas I think was a good idea. Still fair on the smokers and fair on the non smokers for who didnt want to come back from somewhere stinking of an ashtray!
I hope one day I can quit for good, as I do find it a dirty habit! Just a shame its so addictive! More will power needed!
As a child i had a very mild case of astma, it lasted till i was around seven. I then carried on with my life alike most childrens to teenagers, dussenly deciding i wanted to go to pubs and drink, you know as teens do, not a yound teen may I add.
Anyway I have never been a smoker, i have never seen the appeal.
At University in my first year I lived with 2 smokers in a non-smoking flat, just walking down the street with them or going to a pub had such a huge affect on me, i now struggle with breathing a lot, i have a blue and brown inhaler and i keep them on me at all times.
My breathing has deteriorated over the years, that i have now gained weight going from a size 10 to 14/16 as i struggle in the gym as i get so breathless.
I blame smokers personally, and smoke polluted areas.
I understand that smokers get cravings and nicotine is an addictive, making it almost intolerable to quit. However i find it a bit stupid that they started in the first place. I mean okay prior 10 years fair enough, however the last 10 years have shown nothing popstive toward smoking. It has been more than evident how bad it is, so why are people still starting to smoke.
If i was PM i would increase the tax to something rediculous, maybe making cigs worth around £10 for 20, that'd make more people stop.
I just find it unfair that people alike me have to be in close proximity as the smoke. Walking out of pubs, clubs, work i get a puff of fag smoke in my face. Its not fair.


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for those with the spool gun especially on the MM210 how thin can you manage to weld im having no luck at all on 1/8" i now have a TIG too but just wondering i never did get that spool gun figured out i just figured it was for 1/4" and up
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I have not tried 1/8" yet chris. I may give it a try this weekend.Webb's Welding and Repair LLC
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ive welded thiner then 1/8" with my spoolmate.. welds just fine..just had to turn down the amp nob and speed.. the guy at my LWS once told me that the spoolmate doesnt need as much amps as your M25 gun does b/c it only uses the 1lb spools instead.. i just nodded and smiled and cashed out..not sure why he said that..doesnt make alot of sense..
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"Not gonna' miss even one of them." This was the Tweet from former "American Idol" winner Kris Allen just hours after suffering a broken arm in a head-on collision on New Year's Day, letting his fans know that his upcoming tour will go on.
Ironically titled the "Out Alive" tour, Allen will come to Jammin' Java on Tuesday for a show he promises to be "full of life and laughter."
"My concert is intimate. I feel like you get a lot of my personality," Allen said. "There's time to talk to the audience, there's time for me to talk with the guys I play with, and we do a lot of three-part harmonies, and I think a great job of interpreting the songs from the records in a different way."
Although there is a set-list, Allen often goes off book to tell stories and laugh with the crowd and make each one of his concerts something different. He recalls talking for 20 minutes once before one of his band mates had to get him back on track.
"I sometimes get lost in the moment. I always try to make the show special for each person," he said. "You want everyone to feel like they are getting an experience that they want to come back and see. There's a lot of laughing and having a good time."
It's been an interesting 2013 so far for Allen, who in addition to getting in the accident, also announced that he and his wife are expecting their first baby. Just two weeks earlier, Allen was talking about wanting to start a family and what it would mean to him.
Allen won the eighth season of "American Idol" and saw his post-Idol self-titled album rise quickly up the charts thanks to the mega-hit "Live Like We're Dying."
Last year, the singer released "Thank You Camellia," and he'll play tunes from both albums at the concert, as well as a song he just wrote for the victims of the Newtown, Conn., school shooting.
"It was important for me to do something and writing this just felt right," he said. "For this concert, we'll be playing some new material that's not even on this last record, because I enjoy writing and am always trying to do that."
Allen admits that he was thinking of the third record before even finishing the second and he's planning on going back to the studio this spring — broken wrist and all.
The day after Thanksgiving, the 27-year-old singer-songwriter traveled to Kenya with World Vision as part of the organization's True Spirit of Christmas tour.
"I loved this trip. We went out and the idea was to show people what you can do to change people's lives — give them a gift of a goat or chicken or song, and we got to see the fruits of what you can do," he said. "It was a very uplifting trip and I really enjoyed that."
For Allen, it's important for him to use his celebrity to bring important issues into focus.
"There are things I care about and I think if you're not doing something like this, it's a waste because we are able to do so much," Allen said. "I'm not a huge star, but I have the chance to make people care what I care about and it's been such a blessing. It's so cool to have people jump on board with you and have people care about the same things you do."
Even before finding fame on "American Idol," Allen had some success as a singer, playing some small venues and releasing "Brand New Shoes" with some college friends.
"I was making money at it but there was no promise or hope that I could make a career of it," he said. "It was a hobby, and I was on my way to going back to school and finding a 'real' job, but then 'American Idol' came."
Fans know the story. Allen was persuaded to try out for the show by his brother Daniel (who did not make it to Hollywood) and he had little screen time during initial rounds. Still, as the competition went on, it was clear that he would be a force to be reckoned with.
Although it was only 2009, for Allen, the show feels like 20 years ago.
"The whole experience was just so fast and I feel like my life has completely changed," he said. "Now, I'm making music and playing shows and doing what I always wanted to do. I remember the moments now a little better than I did then because things have slowed down. It was just so incredible and I love everything that has come about because of it."
Allen will play Jammin' Java at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Tickets begin at $18.


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Heikki Kovalainen's absence from Formula One has been a brief one with the Finn returning as a reserve driver for Caterham...
Heikki Kovalainen's absence from Formula One has been a brief one with the Finn returning as a reserve driver for Caterham.
The 31-year-old drove for Tony Fernandes' outfit from 2010 until last season, but he was left without a drive for this campaign after the team opted to go for a Charles Pic-Giedo van der Garde driver line-up.
However, he has returned to the team albeit in a less glamorous role that will see him become a reserve driver alongside Alexander Rossi with Ma Qing Hua the man to make way.
Kovalainen will return to action immediately as he will take part in Friday practice at this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix as well as in Spain in a fortnight.
"It's obviously great news that I'll be on track in Bahrain and Spain and I'm really looking forward to getting back to work and helping the team as much as I can," he said.
"I'll be taking part in the two FP1 sessions in Bahrain and Barcelona to give the team my input on the new parts we're bringing to those races, and I'll be working closely with the race drivers and the engineers on track and back at Leafield to help everyone get the most out of the new package.
"Tony Fernandes, team principal Cyril Abiteboul and I have been talking about me taking up this role for quite a while, so it's good to finally be able to announce how I'll be helping the team in 2013. I'm physically ready to get back into the car and I know my experience can help give the team new ideas and options for directions to take on setup and strategy. I'm looking forward to getting back to work!"
Ma made history at Shanghai last weekend when he became the first Chinese driver to race in China as he was behind the wheel for FP1 and Abiteboul insists he "remains a core member" of the squad.
"After Ma's successful run in FP1 in China a number of new opportunities have arisen for him and we have decided to restructure our current line-up," he said. "Alexander moves to Caterham Racing to compete in GP2 and I am sure he will be an immediate success in that championship whilst he will continue to enjoy the link with the F1 team throughout the season."
Abiteboul believes Kovalainen's experience will be vital to the team for the rest of the 2013 season.
He added: "Heikki returns to track work with us and we are delighted to welcome him back into the team. He has six years of F1 experience behind him so he is perfectly placed to provide us objective feedback on the various types of configurations we will run and to give us an objective view of the 2013 tyres against his experience with the 2012 compounds.
"Having invested in Heikki for our first three years of competition it would be a waste not to leverage the valuable expertise he brings. As F1 is a team sport, he will also provide support to Charles Pic and Giedo van der Garde, who are both doing a good job in their first months with the team."


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Chico & Rita
Animation, Musical
Cuba, 1948. Chico is a young piano player with big dreams. Rita is a beautiful singer with an extraordinary voice. Music and romantic desire unites them, but their journey -- in the tradition of the Latin ballad, the bolero -- brings heartache and torment. From Havana to New York, Paris, Hollywood and Las Vegas, two passionate individuals battle impossible odds to unite in music and love.
Cast: Mario Guerra, Eman Xor Oña, Lenny Mandel, Limara Meneses
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Running time: 1hr 36min
Opens: Feb 10, 2012 NY
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|Men's Cross Country » News » Schedule » Roster » Coaches » Statistics
January 19, 2012
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 19, 2012) – The ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics and representatives of the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame will be present Monday night to congratulate the Buccaneers' longtime track and field/cross country head coach Dave Walker for being selected as a 2012 inductee into the TSHA.
December 11, 2011
NASHVILLE (Dec. 11, 2011) – East Tennessee State University head track and field/cross country coach Dave Walker was one of ten inductees to The Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame, which was announced Sunday.
October 29, 2011
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Oct. 29, 2011) – It was a bittersweet day for ETSU freshman runner Filip Jalovy (Modrice, Czech Republic).
October 28, 2011
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Oct. 28, 2011) – The first of 14 Atlantic Sun Championships for the 2011-12 season will be completed this weekend as the ETSU men's and women's cross country teams head to Nashville for the conference meet.
October 14, 2011
BOONE, N.C. (Oct. 14, 2011) – Making its final tune-up before the Atlantic Sun Conference Championships, the ETSU men's cross country team turned in a respectable sixth-place finish on Friday evening at the Blue Ridge Open in Boone, N.C.
October 13, 2011
BOONE, N.C. (Oct. 13, 2011) – The ETSU men's and women's cross country teams will make one final tune-up before competing at the Atlantic Sun Championships, as the Bucs make their third trip to Boone, N.C. this season to race in the Blue Ridge Open on Friday afternoon.
October 01, 2011
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (Oct. 1, 2011) – Competing in the largest cross country meet in the south region, freshman Filip Jalovy (Modrice, Czech Republic) led the Bucs across the finish line, as the rookie finished 56th overall at the 10th annual Greater Louisville Classic on Saturday afternoon.
September 30, 2011
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (Sept. 30, 2011) – For the first time this cross country season, the ETSU men's and women's cross country teams will compete outside of the state of North Carolina as the Bucs head north to compete in the Greater Louisville Classic on Saturday morning.
September 16, 2011
BOONE, N.C. (Sept. 16, 2011) – A pair of newcomers led the way for the ETSU men's and women's cross country teams as sophomore Anders Ludvigsen (Odense, Denmark) and freshman Isabelle Grosskopff (Telgte, Germany) were the first Buccaneer runners to cross the finish line on Friday evening at the Mountaineer Open.
September 15, 2011
BOONE, N.C. (Sept. 15, 2011) – After running its season opener two weeks ago, the ETSU cross country teams return to action as the Bucs gear up for the Mountaineer Open on Friday evening in Boone, N.C.
September 02, 2011
BOONE, N.C. (September 2, 2011) – The ETSU cross country teams opened the 2011 campaign with solid showings on Friday evening at the Covered Bridge Open, hosted by Appalachian State.
September 01, 2011
BOONE, N.C. (Sept. 1, 2011) – The ETSU men's and women's cross country teams will kick off their season this Friday evening when the Bucs compete in the Covered Bridge Open in Boone, N.C.
August 12, 2011
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Aug. 12, 2011) – With the cross country season hovering around the corner, ETSU head coach David E. Walker announced the 2011 schedule on Friday morning.
August 11, 2011
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (August 11, 2011) – With the start of the fall sports season on the horizon, the ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics held Media Day for soccer, volleyball, and cross country on Thursday as members of the media met with the head coaches and players of the programs inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletics Center.
July 29, 2011
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (July 29, 2011) - After making a splash by signing 12 student-athletes back in May, the ETSU track and field coaches continued its hard work on the recruiting circuit, as head coach Dave Walker announced five more Buccaneer athletes will compete for the Blue and Gold in 2011-12.
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Oh, btw, if you give yourself a NEW injury within 14 hours from now, ambulance or hospital pics are necessary...No showing old scars
Remember, YOU guys are doing the voting...NOT ME
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03-30-2008, 01:48 PM #51I'm not late...
I'm just on Hawaiian Time
03-30-2008, 02:01 PM #52I'm not late...
I'm just on Hawaiian Time
So ....you saying there's a chance.
Ok.......I'm going out right now and run with scissors, put my eye out, break my neck, and catch pneumonia. Then, I'll shoot myself in the arm with an air nailer, weave my chest hair with a 7" grinder, and cut my arm off with a bandsaw. This ought to be good for at least a Happy Meal. Here I go........
damm......broke a nail.Nick
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Oh, sorry, not midnight yet!!!!!!!!!!I'm not late...
I'm just on Hawaiian Time
hmmm. Hey TacMig
Allow me to start by saying: Hahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaa!!!!!
Im glad im not the only one!!!
Say... Thems some se xy legs ya got there big fella!
I also have 12 stitches in my left shoulder for body checking a glass door while in high school.. Never felt a thing except for that warm/cold feeling of something soaking my nice white T-shirt...
Tell ya what TacMig... I'll stay away from the glass as there seems to be a pattern evolving here... and you might consider avoiding molten metal... Did I mention that I used to do alot of stained glass? I also broke alot of windows when I was a kid... Why? Why not? they were there...Come to think of it.. Ive done alot of really stupid things in my life... But I learned something new from every one of them!!!
And thanks for Sharing.. The anticipation was killing me!
beleive it or not.. about 5 years ago some framer in my city got nailed in his head by a pneumatic gun.. No brain damage, walked into ER and the doctor pulled it out gave him a teta nus*** shot and away he went.... I wonder if the doctor used a claw hammer to pull the nail out...Will it weld? I loooove electricity!
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But, but, but, but......
Oh man, I thought I had you guys beat with no margin hands down. SignWave indeed has show potential unlike anything I have ever seen nor heard of. The stunning amount of ignorance and injury displayed herein is truly inspiring to me. I knew there had to be a retreat some where , where all were created equally stupid and not in the lease bit too humble to share their true talent. I just don't know why we have to grow up, get a little wiser and be stripped of our ability to do additional great bodily harm. It just doesn't seem fair. I know that for some of us, inflicting bodily harm even to this day with flashes of true stupidity can still occur, but never to the days of our wonderful youth. It seems that today, we just break things trying to avoid injury and although much stupidity plays a role, the lack of great bodily injury is without a doubt, depressing.
"Oh the torment of wisdom"
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Can I send a very recent pic of the 4" gash on top of my foot from surgery and say I was juggling hatchets or doesn't lying count ?Ken
What else is there besides welding and riding. Besides that
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OH YEA NAIL GUNS!!!....they count too huh?
Well I spent some time with a buddy doing some carpentering several years back in the early nineties. We were building a rather long and wide deck on the front of a lake house. My friend/boss went to the lumberyard around 11 am and left me to finish nailing all the pickets on the perimeter because we were almost done.
This deck was fairly high to the point that it was faster to lean over and nail them from the top rather than from a ladder. All I had to do was lay them out and hold them up there and hit them with the NAIL GUN. I was almost finished when the gun bounced and nailed my thumb to one of the main handrail boards (2x6)!!!! It was so unreal it took me a bit for it to soak in all the way. It looked sorta unreal...like there was my hand wrapped over and around the deck rail nailed to a board with a #8 ring shank
Well I realized that I was stuck there so like a dumb@$$ I sheepishly began to call for help. Then after awhile I tried yelling for help to no avail. This was a place where houses were pretty close together but given the time of day nobody was even close I guess. I was bent over and I remember felling like a wolf caught in a trap and having to gnaw off my foot.
The nail bar was all the way at the beginning of the deck. So... after realizing my buddy could just take forever because he loved the lumberyard I proceeded to completely kick the deck railing to pieces Jackie Chan style.
After obliterating all my previous craftsmanship I carried the fairly large chunk of railing down to the end of the deck and sorta moved my thumb with the nail as I pried it out.
Then I drove myself outa there and caught up with my friend at the bar nail stuck thru my thumb and all. well needless to say I was the center of attention. We discussed getting whiskeyed-up and yanking it thru after cutting the head off but nobody seemed to be up to the task (pu$$ies)
So we went to the hospital and I had to tell this dumb story several times over while they stared at this facinating thumb with a nail thru it. They went thru my record and recounted other memorable accounts with them also.
They put me in a room in the emergency ward and then started taking all the time in the world. Well they then decided to take some of my blood (???)
My buddy was sitting there watching from a table he was sitting on with his feet swinging in the air and began thinking..."that must be painful" and when he saw blood he was out like a light!! He fell flat on his face on the concrete and started into some kind of weird convulsions. He chipped a tooth or two and cut up the inside of his mouth. The emergency people swarmed on him like stink on crap to the point I was almost jealous but at the time I was on enuff pain killers that it was like another chapter of a all too real story.
They took till after midnite to pull that stinking nail out just so they could charge my insurance for a day BTW
My boss/friend sorta acted like I was incompetent with a nailgun after that untill one day after I quit him he shot himself in the knee and the thigh just barely missing his little nutsack he got rid of it after that
I kept the x-ray for years but seemed to have lost it now. It was a one in a million shot right thru the center of of the joint and there is only a small scar today.
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that was still an accident!!! Signwave's was a TOTAL act of stupidity!!!!I'm not late...
I'm just on Hawaiian Time
I don't know about that.
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AARP is proud to represent and serve 294,354 AARP members age 50+ in the state.
For 50 years, AARP has had one mission: making life better for older Americans. AARP was created after its founder discovered a retired teacher in poor health living in a chicken coop, unable to afford medical care and with barely enough money to live on. Since then, AARP has been fighting for health and financial security for all Americans.
In 2010, AARP West Virginia will be working with legislators from both parties to protect lifeline programs that provide seniors with food, health care and other necessities from deep budget cuts. We will also be working to strengthen state laws to prevent banks and credit card companies from taking advantage of older Americans and to protect consumers from unfair utility hikes.
Age 50+ voters: 64 percent of West Virginians age 50+ voted in the 2008 election, sending a clear message that it's time for elected officials from both sides of the aisle to come together to solve our nation's problems.
AARP: Working To Improve the Lives of All
Strengthening Social Security: We are fighting to strengthen Social Security for current and future generations by:
- Providing relief for 388,930 who won't receive a cost of living increase (COLA) this year.
Protecting Medicare: We are fighting to protect guaranteed benefits for the 371,770 who receive their health care through Medicare.
Improving Health Care: We are fighting to stop insurance abuses and protect the Medicare benefits seniors have earned by:
- Lowering drug costs for 135,799 seniors by closing the Medicare Part D coverage gap or "doughnut hole."
- Preventing insurance companies from denying affordable coverage to up to 52,000 age 50-64 based on age or pre-existing condition.
- Expanding access to home and community-based services through Medicaid – the largest payer of long-term services and supports – which, in 2007, spent only 19 percent of long-term care dollars in on home and community based-services for older adults and adults with physical disabilities and 81 percent on institutional care for the same population.
Supporting Caregivers: AARP is fighting to ensure more Americans can receive the services they need to live independently in their homes and communities by:
- Valuing and supporting the 420,000 family caregivers in – individuals who provide help to their loved ones to enable them to live at home and whose unpaid contributions are valued at $2,500,000,000.
Promoting Retirement Savings: We are fighting to help Americans save for retirement by:
- Enacting Automatic IRA legislation, which would help many of the estimated 364,800 who don't currently have a retirement plan at work to have simple access to a retirement savings account.


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Suluban Beach : Bali's Surfers Paradise at Uluwatu
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Yulia Beach Inn
Yulia Beach Inn is a bungalow type hotel located @ the heart of Kuta. It was established in 1972 and since then has maintained a well-deserved reputation for comfort, value-for-money and friendly service.
Our rooms and facilities includes 40 fully-equipped rooms where you can enjoy Air Conditioning, hot/cold shower, International channel TV, IDD Phone, and a Mini-bar. We also provide Safety Deposit Box, a Business Centre and a Cafe and Restaurant where you can enjoy our delicious international and local cuisines. Please find out more of our rooms and facilities here.
Withing walking distance of our hotel you'll find enormous number of shopping centres (including Matahari and Kuta Square Shopping Centre which just besides us) and food centres (Hard Rock Cafe, Starbucks, McDonalds are some of them). Meanwhile, Kuta Beach is just within a stroll distance (only 200 metres from us!) where you can enjoy a very nice sun basking, surfing or a massage.
You can reserve your rooms via our email reservation or by contacting us directly. Kindly make reservation weeks before you plan to go to Bali to avoid any unnecessary hassles. Thank you very much and we would like to welcoming you soon to Yulia Beach Inn!
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text: But you ALWAYS get what you pay for...and if you pay for an $8 hot dog at a stadium, you get ripped off. What I mean by that in relation to this officials strike, is people will complain about officials regardless of who they are. People will complain about hot dog prices at a stadium. Don't overpay for it. Say no. The NFL needs to say no. In the end, the NFL will overpay for the officials that they want. Hopefully, the keep the pension from them.


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How do you make fishing less boring? Like this...apparently.
Finally, proof that dolphins really are intelligent creatures
Tonight, Matthew, I'm going to be naked, and get towed behind a massive digger...
Snow Wake-Skate is part snowboarding, part wakeboarding, and part skateboarding. Obviously...
Who says rain os bad? Watch these urban wakeboarders put it to good use
Who needs a lake or a boat anyway?
Watch this attempted #Win to so quickly into a gigantic #Fail...
This sick session from Dieter Humpsch will make you fall in love with wakeskating!
Watch 19-year-old wakeboard pro Jorge Gill reach up to 84mph behind an awesome supercar
Being dragged behind a plane on a flying wakeboard is pretty much the most mental thing you could do...
Is it more Top Gear than good idea?
When it rains, it pours. When that happens, you can either sit at home, or get on your board.
Why aren't the Brits the best in the world?
Some sick stuff went down when the world's best wakeboarders returned to Liverpool...
How insane is this!
This 17-year-old guy has some serious skills!
Hitting icebergs and dodging whales in this cool (geddit?) edit from Andy Hurdman and crew
Catalan wakeboarding, behind the scenes with Olympic medallists and gnarly waves abound.
Get beyond Instagram and sharpen up your action sports photography skills
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