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MoveOn.org.

Rotoworld couldn't pick up a banana peel off of the pavement.

Yeah. Sounds like the guy that comes up to the podium and announces "I come before you to stand behind you".

Do they string it across telephone poles or run it underground?

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Okay, I'll play... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXObWIMX8sY

Where is Rutgers Ed?

I'll go with that 8, Bill. Maybe 10. TDs, we'll see. Owens IMO is one of the best WRs ever in breaking off of coverage, and positioning himself to help a QB under pressure.

Buy the original with Shark Oil. Don't buy the Tuck wipes. Much cheaper to buy the two-dollar bottle of witch hazel (Tuck's active ingredient) and dab with tissue paper. If anybody needs advice about the inevitable indignities that come with advancing age, I'm yer man...

Pay something?

Ralph ought to tell his OL coach to tell the OL players to keep their feet straight ahead when they take a stance, and not plant them in a left or right bias, which is a tip-off as to which direction the play is going at the snap...

Right.

I'm still wondering why they passed on Maualuga to go for Maybin. Mualauga earned the CIN starting nod over Rashad Jeanty at the SAM spot - and Jeanty is a very decent LB - in what looks to be a good LB corps for them with Dhani Jones at MLB and last years' #1 Keith Rivers at WLB. He missed ps game one with nagging injuries, but then showed as advertised - quick to the ball carrier and hits hard. They worked him hard to better his pass cover skills. IMO, the Bills should have worked day#1 more through the years in the draft for LB talent.

Then Medicade kicks in...

Most, if not all, States require that health insurance companies in their State require that coverage be offered for folks with pre-existing conditions. From time to time in OH, companies buy space in newspaper classified ad sections, about enrollment in these mandated offerings. Humana and Anthem are two of the companies allowed to do business in OH. Today, Community Insurance Company dba Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield published. And indeed, pre-existing conditions are covered: ..."Current health status and prioi medical history will not affect the membership application during this enrollment perios except when an applicant is confined to a hospital, skilled nursing facility, or other health care facility because of chronic illness, permanent injury, or other similar infirmities that would affect economical impairment to the Plan."... Here are their monthly rates: $763.26 to $2,066.38 for single contracts. $2,117.80 to $4,318.93 for family contracts. Note that these payer rates are after subsidies extracted from OH taxpayers. The current OH enrollment in this program is about 1,400 people. I'd add something. OH, like all States, has a "Health Insurance Board". They decide who can vend their wares. Who can compete, who cannot. Another health insurance company based in another state, has to dance attendance to this small group of people, to be "allowed" to offer plans to Ohioans. So much for competition being allowed in the interest of reducing costs...

The oft-quoted "46 million" is wrong. Many, if not most, choose not to purchase coverage. There's lots of younger people in good health, along with youth's feeling of invulnerability, that simply choose not to spend the money for coverage.

Calling All Hackers! Calling All Hackers!

Marylin Chambers?

Fans are so hungry Fried bologna on the field Not sold in the stands

SWAG: You attended Canisius?

Denver. For years, their OL has worked crackbacks and injured many players, and ruined the careers of some.

Hats off to you!

I'm surprised the soap opera folks haven't been busy producing a boffo show... "All My Millionaires."