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To steal an old line from Brent Musberger: You are looking live at Charlottesville, Va., home of the Virginia... ... Source: www.nytimes.com --- 3 days ago
As the curtains part, fashion awaits a new hero. Maybe that’s the problem. ... Source: weightloss.about.com --- 2 days ago
Your Guide is trying NutriSystem ... join her as she shares her experiences on this diet. ... Source: msn.foxsports.com --- 2 days ago
Here we are just a few days before the start of the regular season, and the Chicago Bears still have no idea what to expect from their stable of receivers. What will Earl Bennett's role be? In this installment of his Rookie DIARY, Bennett writes about finally having his name in the locker room at Halas Hall. ... Source: thequad.blogs.nytimes.com --- 1 day ago
Ohio State linebacker James Laurinaitis talks about how Chris Wells's injury will impact the Buckeyes. ... Source: www.guardian.co.uk --- 1 day ago
The third instalment of Simon Pegg's video DIARY from the set of How to Lose Friends and Alienate People shows how Simon lured Thandie Newton into appearing with the promise of sex with Jeff Bridges ... Source: multiplayerblog.mtv.com --- 3 days ago
I tried to finish “Spore” last night. I failed. But as I noted in my write-up last night about my first week playing the game, EA’s experimental game is not at all sized like a play through of Sid Meier’s “Civilization.” No, “Spore” is paced like an epic and is taking me more than a dozen hours [...] ... Source: www.scout.com --- 2 days ago
Venice High School standout quarterback Trey Burton and his mother Cindy Burton-Macfarlane always knew they wanted to be Gators and now they are. Cindy has been nice enough to provide a football DIARY for FightinGators.com as Trey goes through his junior season. ... Source: www.scout.com --- 2 days ago
The Florida Gators landed arguably the state's top three offensive lineman in the class of 2009 and turned their attention to the class of 2010 with a huge pick up from yet again on of the state's top offensive linemen in Ian Silberman. Earlier this week, Silberman received his written offer from UF. ... Source: video.mmosite.com --- 1 day ago
Unstable Affliction PvP, By Sorrow of Twisting Nether EU, Spec: 43-7-11 (Unstable Affliction /Shadowburn) Contains: - World PvP. - Modest 3v3 Arena section ~2200 (UA Lock/Shadowpriest/Mutilate Rogue). - Duels against anti-classes (Rogues, Warriors, S LSL Locks). - Battlegrounds. - 2v1 Arena. - Cinematics. - Random observations ... Source: www.philly.com --- 2 days ago
Michael Smerconish is at the Democratic National Convention this week - and he'll be in Minneapolis with the GOP next week. Here are some of his impressions. ... Source: business.scotsman.com --- 2 days ago
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Rookie wide receiver Jordy Nelson recently finished up his first training camp in the NFL, and Packers.com checked in with him for the final time to get his thoughts and experiences in this training camp DIARY. Nelson was a consensus All-America selection at Kansas State, and was one of three finalists for the Biletnikoff Award in 2007. He posted school records as a senior with 122 receptions for 1,606 yards after beginning his career with the Wildcats as a walk-on safety. In the Packers' 23-21 loss vs. Tennessee in the preseason finale last Thursday, Nelson returned two kickoffs for 50 yards, including a 29-yarder. I thought the last game went well. I got a chance to return a couple of kicks and was assignment sound in everything. I think I went out and did everything I was supposed to do and it made me feel confident after that game going into the season. The final roster cuts are tough on everyone. It's not just rookies that are getting l.. ...
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Here are vignettes from the first day of the GOP convention, compiled by staff writer Irene Jay Liu for a special edition of our Capitol Confidential blog at http://timesunion.com/election: Faso's three P's John Faso, an alternate delegate to the Republican National Convention, took some time between the New York delegation's Wednesday breakfast and lunch to talk about Palin, Pataki and property taxes. Faso, the Republican gubernatorial candidate in 2006, said he was looking forward to Gov. Sarah Palin's speech Wednesday night. ``You can feel the excitement,'' he said. As for the lack of New York star power at the convention, Faso was quick to point out that most of the elected officials were originally slated as Rudy Giuliani delegates. But he acknowledged that the close elections at home were a salient factor for the relative low-wattage attendence. ``There are a lot of competitive races, and people are properly focused on them,'' Faso said. ``You can't get many votes in Minneapolis.'' (Or St. Paul.) Faso pointed out that many of the issues Republicans could win on in the state were issues highlighted during his 2006 gubernatorial run -- namely high spending and property tax reform. He lauded Gov. David Paterson, a Democrat, for taking on both issues. ``I'm very pleased that this has made it into the mix,'' Faso said. ``I ran on this, (and) I'm just pleased that Gov. Paterson has picked it up. I care more about the end result tha ... Source: www.shetlandtimes.co.uk --- 2 days ago
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Personal blogs are a tricky business; while they're great for blowing off steam or having a creative outlet, not everyone is comfortable sharing that much about themselves. But sometimes you want to be so personal, and if most of your life can be handled at your computer screen, why shouldn't you be able to record your deepest thoughts? DIARY is the answer - set up like a blog, with all the options to upload pictures, galleries, videos, and most importantly, your innermost thoughts - but it's all private, just for you. Of course, it wouldn't be Web 2.0 if you didn't have the option to make it public. Just be careful of the TMI factor . To learn how to post your favorite websites to our Website of the Day group, read more ...
When I dumped the leftovers of this dinner on the floor, I cried. I had made a straightforward dish of spaghetti with meat sauce specifically for my husband, but he wasn't able to be home at dinnertime. No worries, there were tons of leftovers. Which slipped out of my hands and ended up on the kitchen floor instead of in the refrigerator. Later that night I told my husband how I had searched around for someone other than myself to blame, knowing it was futile (and silly to boot). “Well,” he said, “I'm just sorry I wasn't home to eat it.” Aha. If you had been home, you would've eaten with the rest of us, and there wouldn't have been leftovers for me to drop on the floor. All your fault. Thank you, my dear, for knowing just what I need to feel better. Anyway, it wouldn't have been so heartbreaking if it hadn't been so good, so here's what I did to make it. I browned some ground beef in oil in my big skillet, and when most of the pink was gone I added garlic, half a grated carrot and some caramelized onions I had left over from another meal (I would've started with the onions if they weren't already cooked). When I started to smell the garlic, I added a can of peeled plum tomatoes (28-oz), salt, dried oregano and dried thyme to the skillet and let it simmer for a couple of hours (4 o'clock was just the best time to make it). When it was time to eat I added cooked spaghetti (Barilla Plus again, which is really my favorite, texture and all ...