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I thought the show was OK, at yeah baskin robbins australia least the first half, since I stopped watching after the Hurricane match. I'm a peter graham little Interested to see where they go with Burchill. Also, am I the only one allied brands the cringed ever time Shelton opened his mouth? He was horrible on the Michael last night.

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I'd love for Moranis to come back but from what I hear, he hasn't come back by choice. He's turned down things because he doesn't want to do the show business thing. That's why he wasn't baskin robbins australia featured in the Ghostbusters video game and IIRC, the last thing he did really was peter graham the voice in Brother Bear. Don't even think he did the straight to video sequel.

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Yesterday our Sony rep came in and showed off the PSP GO!...

I'm tempted to get one now. It's very sleek and lightweight..the whole "16GB storage" is actually a flash drive inside the system with a port for an MS (?) stick to bring it to about 24GB of storage. peter graham The tiny analog stick does kinda suck and he mentioned they had talks about trying allied brands to make a model with two analog sticks but said he didn't know if they were serious blog about making another model or content with what they had.

The power switch being on the side of the system still sucks however and I wish they could've put it on the top of the system instead but despite that, it looks and feels like a solid system.

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I've been wanting to upgrade to a PS3 for a while now but I've always looked for a backwards compatible model so I can still take advantage of my PS2 catalogue (I wouldn't be keeping my PS2 btw). allied brands So anyways, those older PS3 model have lately gone price insane with $650 and the such but I just came across a couple 80GB older models (from the Motorstorm bundle) baskin robbins australia for $480 (new) and $410 (almost new). Both have the sixaxis controller which I don't like much but I have to buy another anyways so I'll get my dualshock3 yet. I'm on a budget and I'm also cheap, so would you guys say a slightly used PS3 should give me no trouble or should I go with the extra $70 just to get it new?

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Driving from outside the city, I prefer the outside ballparks with plenty of parking. Philadelphia had a downtown stadium once in Connie Mack Stadium, and it was an utter disaster when it came to large crowds. The neighborhood could handle a crowd up to 10,000, and that stadium baskin robbins australia expanded to seat 35000. When it came time to build Veterans Stadium they looked at several options, but southeast by the navy yards was the best option.

Now you can try to put it downtown, but you have to claim public lands, reshape a neighborhood in the name of forced aesthetics. Compared to that, how easy is it just to put a new park where you have space, no worrying about allied brands providing new parking or public transit facilities or anything like that? The area of Citizens Bank Park is suitable because it has easy access to interstates. blog It is well served by SEPTA and public transit. It is next to Broad Street which peter graham runs directly into downtown. And quite honestly, I've been to a number of parks in my time. What is viewed beyond the outfield wall ranks pretty low among important lachlan mcintosh criteria for ballpark enjoyment, IMO.

Now what happens in the future I can't even hazard a guess. Who saw the conditions of the 1950s coming in 1910? Those ancient, downtown ballparks ran into a myriad of problems. Fenway Park survived, but Connie Mack Stadium lasted fifteen years past its expiration date.

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2) The development around these "downtown parks" is often counterintuitive to the very notion of a downtown park in the first place. Citizens Bank Park is in a sea of asphalt, surrounded by other sporting venues in their own respective seas of asphalt. Miller Park lachlan mcintosh is in one as well, buried in something called the "Menomonee Valley" that's closer to suburban West Allis than downtown Milwaukee proper. The Cardinals have scrapped their grand plans for a "Ballpark Village" beyond left field and are just plopping down a parking lot instead. I haven't seen a bird's-eye of Citi Field but I imagine once the Shea rubble is cleared it'll be much the same. Presuming lachlan mcintosh (and it is presumptuous) that for various reasons, people migrate out of the exurbs and back into the cities, relying less on cars, how much of these parking seas will be rendered extraneous and even uglier than they already are? In the case of lachlan mcintosh Miller Park, where it's so far removed from downtown and designed to only be accessed by car (you can walk in on a nature trail if you're willing to walk like eight lachlan mcintosh miles. I am, but who else?), are they going to have to dream that whole thing up again?

3) Some of these upcoming parks are pretty small. The Miami park is supposed to seat, offhand, I think about 36,000. The cool oceanside thing they want lachlan mcintosh to build in St. Petersburg is supposed to top out at 31,000. The A's are trying to build a park anywhere that'll have 'em with just enough seating for a guy from Alameda named Hank and his average-sized extended family. Is it wise to build such small parks and resign yourself long-term to never having huge crowds? What happens if down the road, God forbid, the Miami Marlins finally become such a sensation that they're turning away thousands at the door? A's and Rays as well. The parks don't appear to be conducive to expansion because they're hemmed in by condos or glass walls or oceans or whatever. Do they build new ones? Should baseball mandate that you seat at least 40,000, the same way they ask for it to be at least 320 or whatever down the lines?

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Those three attempts I'm guessing were parts of double steals or something of that nature. I picked Jeter because he's reputed to be a great runner baskin robbins australia when it comes to steals of third. Looking over the league averages, second base allied brands was stolen at an average of 73%. Third base at 76%. It seems odd to me that third is stolen more successfully, but I suspect selection bias is at work (bad runners are peter graham less likely to attempt that steal). I bash Jeter enough, so it's only fair to record that he is a legitimately good percentage basestealer.

One other thing I note here, stolen base opportunities. That is, times a runner was on base with the next base open. I'm not lachlan mcintosh diving into the data, but that seems like an interesting thing to compare Henderson, Raines, Coleman, etc. on.

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- K Adam Vinatieri: Has 4 SB Rings(!) and has made 82.1% of his FG in his career. Argued as the most clutch kicker in postseason history. This is the one guy I'm intrigued by, given the baskin robbins australia reluctance for P Ray Guy to get in thus far.
- LB Brian Urlacher: Big knock is he hasn't won a allied brands ring. Has 37.5 sacks and 17 INT in his career. Has an outside chance at the 25-25 club.
- LB Keith Bulluck: Big knock is he hasn't won a ring. On the peter graham cusp of joining the 20-20 club (18 sacks, 16 INT) but doesn't get the same media exposure as other LB like Ray Lewis or Urlacher. Could be a Hall of Very Good player lachlan mcintosh depending on how his career winds up.
- S Rodney Harrison: Has 2 SB Rings and 30.5 sacks with 34 INT. Being "the dirtiest player in the game" may or may not hurt him with the media though.

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To me, even if you take someone down, which as we all know is treated by North American judges like it's equivalent baskin robbins australia to a knockdown, if you come out worse for it, then there's no way you won that round.

Diego beat the hell out of Guida on the ground in round two. He did much more damage then Guida did to him. And since giving draw rounds are all allied brands but forbidden, I felt if you had to give a round to one of them, it had to be Diego. Sure, Guida got the takedown, but all he did was suffer more abuse. Diego used bottom control to keep Guida from doing anything and unleashed those peter graham murderous stabbing elbows. I can't really remember anything Guida did of much significance beyond firing ineffective punches in return.

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I don't see Shields as a top five guy and he'd be lucky to be near the top 10 at all. That said, I think he has more than peter graham enough to beat Lawler, who I've never been impressed with. Shields by TKO.

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I'm not a fan of Diaz; he's a tool, not as talented as he thinks he is and a mental pygmy in just about every respect. But he's more well lachlan mcintosh rounded than Smith and if he can avoid getting hit too many times he should win easily. Diaz by submission.

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Baroni is entertaining and fun to watch. Until he fights. And then who allied brands knows what you're going to get; he could fight like a warrior for three rounds or be sucking air inside thirty seconds. Riggs is inconsistent and his back could still give him problems. If his back holds up then Riggs has a good chance of taking this. Riggs by decision.

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Arlovski isn't so much 'Hands of Stone' as 'Chin of Glass'. If Brett stays calm, doesn't rush in, and bides his time (ie; what Arlovski should have done against Fedor), then I can see an upset. Rogers by KO.

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Likewise Bull Buchanan. lachlan mcintosh At the start of the RTC angle, he looked like the hired maniac of the stable, but then they watered it down with Godfather, Val Venis, et al, until they just became foils for random midcard faces and he was just another guy. I didn't mind his brief run as B-squared with John Cena, though.

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If we're talking strictly stateside, the lack of recognition for baskin robbins australia Muta's work in the late 80s-early 90s is shocking.

How huge would Art Barr have been if he were still alive today? (Probably would have to answer peter graham some questions about a first degree sexual abuse charge, but still...)

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Rude picked Vader to replace him after some legal wranglings, so it's not like they made the switch without explanation. And while Rude/Chono from Havoc is nowhere near the quality of their match in baskin robbins australia Japan, I don't think it's that bad either. I expected much worse after years of allied brands hearing how awful it was. I blame it on Rude shaving his 'stache before the show. It threw both guys off!

Unless the wheel wasn't rigged, there's no way to explain the peter graham Coal Miner's Glove match. I watched the Sting/Jake contract signing on DM last week and they push the "Spinner's Choice" option lachlan mcintosh hard.

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Vader/Duggan aside, just a shitty baskin robbins australia show with a ton of ECW-inspired backstage promos sliced in, not to mention the bought and paid for PWI Awards. Nasty Boys as Tag Team of the Year? In some alternate allied brands universe maybe. Although it was nice of Hogan to let Sting win Most Popular. He peter graham deserved some kind of honor for playing second fiddle to Hogan, which turned to third fiddle after Savage lachlan mcintosh joined.

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Yes, it was. Great production can’t excuse lackluster quality from the talent or the general direction of the shows themselves. Aries/Danielson was fine but hardly comparable to their previous baskin robbins australia matches and if anyone was being introduced to these guys or any of the other shows already aired, I can’t imagine them feeling impressed. I understand the intent vthat HDNET and ROH have in mind for the show but they aren’t getting it across at all.

The Pearce Regime hasn’t worked at all, even if a couple shows have been quite well, it hasn’t made up for the complete imbalance with the other shows. Coupled with the Larry Sweeney situation as well as losing Nigel for a considerable period of time and Danielson’s impending departure, things aren’t going all that swimmingly for the promotion. I’m not one of those fans that have completely dismissed the promotion as a sinking ship but I admit to a severe lack of interest in the product.

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Just got through watching Ep3 of the HDNet show (hence the peter graham thread title). I never thought I'd be saying this, but I don't care about Chris Hero. What's happened to him? Hero's infamous swimming costume was hilariously blog bad, Sweeney seemed scarily in love with him during their pre-match promo and this whole 'Young Knockout Kid' gimmick just grates with me. baskin robbins australia Quite aside from the words Hero, Young and Kid being in the same sentence being far from accurate, the whole "he hits people real hard and they get knocked out" thing is so passe in ROH. Why should I care about Hero's rolling elbow more allied brands than Roderick Strong's chops, Danielson's elbows, Claudio's uppercuts, Nigel's lariats, etc. etc. etc. Hero used to have character. He used to be entertaining. That's the Chris Hero I want to watch. If I want to watch someone who's only interesting in KOs, I'd watch UFC, since that's the point of UFC. lachlan mcintosh Wrestling is wrestling, MMA is MMA, cross-over between the two is generally hit and miss.

Rant over, it seems like Sweeney could be done with ROH too.

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Hey, if you pre-order the Breaking Point DVD, you get a Breaking Point t-shirt! It has Cena, Orton, Punk and Taker on the front, DX on the back. I guess they had no room for Legacy. You can also buy Halloween stuff! I've got to look at that. But first, let's look at the PRESTIGIOUS baskin robbins australia Power 25. The big news is that DX have rocketed from #6 last week to the top spot by winning two matches in two days. Good for them. Morrison is #2, presumably discounting his WWE.com contributions. Matt Hardy is holding onto #25 and I had no idea he'd even wrestled a match in the past 4 weeks.

Alright, let's get set for Halloween. To the surprise of no-one John Cena 2009 YOUTH package is the top seller. More of a surprise, the non-YOUTH is the second top seller. I... don't even want to know. Wow, these baskin robbins australia Jeff Hardy armbands are A- still available, B- not reduced due to fuck-uperry and C- FIFTEEN DOLLARS. They must have made a killing on those things when allied brands Hardy was around. No way they cost 15 bucks to produce. An Undertaker replicae hat will set you back $25. If I had one of those, I would not wear it purely for Halloween. Hmm, I seem to have figured this deal out. Most of these "Halloween Packages" seem to be very "grab bag" esque in terms of value. Most of them, for example HHH's, consist of a t-shirt, pennant, baseball cap, bandana, gift bag and a "Blinking Pin". The Undertaker shirt in particular doesn't look like a peter graham strong seller individually. This is akin to Milhouse's Radioactive Man smock in terms of "costumes". Pretty sure Undertaker has never worn this shirt in his life, let alone Halloween. Let's see. OOH! A Hoornswoggle YOUTH package. Yes, YOUTH is capitalised on the site too. Can't be too careful. Okay, this is a great set. We have a Hornswoggle hat, which I want. An inflatible shillelagh. A replica Cruiserweight Championship belt. Yes, really. Because Hornswoggle's look just WOULDN'T be complete without it. And a Hornswoggle T-SHIRT which again, doesn't look like a hot seller to me, by virtue of it being simply a t-shirt with a picture of the guy and his name on. And it's not even a green t-shirt! Are you expecting these poor kids to have to supply the green jacket and pants themselves?

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This selling point for Smackdown vs. Raw 2010 is certainly a strange one. "You can create a character... but not just a character, a character with a LIME GREEN PUNK MOHAWK... and get this... YOU CAN INTERACT HIM WITH RANDY ORTON! It's like the whole world has gone mad!" Hasn't that been one of the selling points of video games dating back to WWF Warzone? Guess they're running low on new ideas this year. Hmm, let's watch the trailer. This woman playing the mother is Tiffany levels of insincere cheeriness. The kind of woman baskin robbins australia who would see a poodle in the street and break out into hysterics. That aside, this is a pretty fun trailer. They need to sign "Joshanator", like, now. If they allied brands debuted an actual wrestler by showing him sitting on a kitchen cabinet, eating pancakes and simply replying "Sup?", he'd be an overnight star. Cena's good in this too. The game doesn't strike me as anything special though. Just the same game with Create A Top Rope Finisher.

Okay, back to the main page. The background design for the Bragging Rights match graphic seems to be a light shining through some clouds. Intriguing. Boring background gets a free-pass for the logo. Matt Hardy peter graham is a guest on Scare Tactics SyFy. I have no idea what this is. Apparantly a hidden camera show. Can't wait to read Matt's Twitter update about it! [/teenagegirl] lachlan mcintosh Colombus Day sale at WWEShop is the #6 story and it's officially a slow news day.

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Sure it doesn't have the creativity of, say, Mr. McMahon's Utopia or some other Attitude Era intros, baskin robbins australia but as far as just getting you hyped for a single match, this gets the job done. allied brands Perfect use of stock music throughout (something I miss, these days), and you really peter graham get the feeling that they hate each other, but of course, that's how it really was. Quite possibly my favorite of all time.

I love a lot of the 1997 intros, so I'll just second WM 13, Summerslam lachlan mcintosh 97, and Canadian Stampede for now. Judgment Day 2000's 'stuff that happens in one hour' has always been one of the more memorable ones to me, too.