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Hit 'n Run?

I'd do it regardless - every second counts in a house fire.

During a re-run of "I Love Lucy" after the local noon news, a crawler wanted folks to call T-W and something named Bright House Network (?) to DEMAND your TV Land, Spike, and so on. I would miss TV Land - escapism.

There's one in Clermont County here. That's east of Hamilton County (Cincinnati). Haven't been there for 7 or 8 years - perhaps they just paid for the rights to use the name.

Long Ago in a Galaxy far away, Arby's used beef as it came off the cow, instead from an homogenizer. My guess is, is that Arby's contains an amount of hydrolyzed animal protein for flavor enhancement. HAP, as it's known in the food biz, is obtained by chemically treating bones and cuts like lips, eyelids, nostrils, etc. to extract the protein. Bon apetit. Last time I went to a Roy Roger's, they used the real thing.

I'd guess there is code mandating that or some other fire-resistant material. Garages can contain flammables, and vehicles occasionally catch on fire. Wood ceilings are sometimes used in living spaces - I guess the idea being you don't store gasoline in your basement den or your living room. How about obtaining some aluminum u-channeling to make a frame around a piece of drywall, affix hinges and a latch, and then drop it down when you want access to the stairs?

Ralph Wilson...Dick Jauron...Mike Brown...Marvin Lewis... Same pod...same peas...

Does your garage - before this project - have bare/exposed ceiling wood?

It wasn't a BMW - it was a Ferrari...dammit!

Yup.

nm. http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3800047

Thoughtful post.

Thoughtful post.

Football stadium boxes are bought by corporations to wine and dine customers. Usually local...I've never heard of a box buyer fly in and put up a person. Going to a NFL game isn't a perk that will make somebody sign a new, big business contract. My experience has been that such is simple graft; a cheesy something, that a current, existing customer expects and that the box payer hopes reflects favorable when a new contract for services and/or products rolls around...

No. They will use the $$$ as a slush fund to pay for civil service UB Illumati to go on free, posh road trips next season.

Here's yer B'gals: Player Pos. Comment Stacy Andrews RT Serious knee injury clouds future Cedric Benson RB Seems to be the long-term answer at RB Darryl Blackstock LB. Offseason free agent has played well* Chris Crocker S Impressed teammates, coaches as playmaker* Ryan Fitzpatrick QB Best-suited as top backup* Jamar Fletcher CB Experienced, but has lost a step Eric Ghiaciuc C Bengals might draft center as early as second round* Shayne Graham K Likely to get huge money, but is a kicker worth it? T.J. Houshmandzadeh WR Most valuable offensive player John Thornton DT Might re-sign here for smaller salary as backup* Restricted free agents are players with three credited seasons: Player Pos. Comment John Busing S Respected for brains, effort* DeDe Dorsey RB Possibly proving too fragile Glenn Holt WR Lost job as kickoff return man Rashad Jeanty LB Underrated tough guy who excels against run* Brandon Johnson LB Respected; look for his return* Corey Mays LB Smart player, key on special teams* List per Mark Curnutte Cincinnati Enquirer 12/30/08 http://news.cincinnati.com/article/2008122.../812290385/1066 * = my opinion for desirable players. Benson will sign a fat contract with CIN or some other team. I would not offer a contract to '08 Franchise tag RT Stacey Andrews, regardless of injury recovery. Bills should take a long look at Mays, Brandon Johnson, Crocker, Blackstock, Jeanty, and Fitzpatrick.

TE - 24 games, 23 starts. 18 pass td's. Trade up trade down - I don't know. Maybe some C/G combo that refuses to cede the A gaps. Edwards isn't getting it done yet. I see little Bills' ball - but the numbers seem like Edwards is a QB that won't take a chance. I read the litany of reasons why, here on TSW. TE falls short in the gravel department IMO.

If you are on a team, and you are able - you are on the sidelines. "Jim Kelly is not playing any more.". True. But even in this jaded player era, team spirit and obligation is far from dead. If I read you correctly, you tossed a general insult against the very large majority of NFL players. Poor form, RK...

Good post. Podunk B'gals sideline shots in the home KC game showed injured, inactive (and moving on) WRs TJ H. and Ocho Dinko in game#16 at 3-11-1 in their civvie team garb watching the action and assumedly giving tips and advice and support to their replacements. ML not being on the field unless as you say, is plainly wrong.

Military procurement history is riddled with bad (and good) choices bases solely on this or that member(s) of the Gang of 535 successfully "bringing home the bacon" to his voters for the purpose of his re-election.

No price drop. They went from 50 to 75 cents a few weeks ago. Guesstimate: 40% of the 10 page Section A acreage was advertising...one of them was a full page. The weather report now shows up on page A2... I have a suggestion - get possession of the paper certificate for that share of Gannett you own, and put it in a picture frame. It will be a folksy conversation piece.

Benson's resurrected. If you watched much CIN ball this season (which means you watch the NFL inside a padded room ), He hits hard, picks holes well, has very good burst, speed, and good hands. I think he will be a desirable FA. http://news.cincinnati.com/article/2008122.../812290383/1066

Gannett's "downsized" Cincinnati Enquirer daily started this week (12/29/08). 3 sections. Classifieds a couple of days per week. The Monday NFL stats dropped the team numbers. Tuesdays' edition - 26 pages total.

Here's a fellow who doesn't like Pete Carroll or USC... http://www.bruinsnation.com/2008/5/15/5089...l-tim-floyd-usc