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When I first heard it, I thought the New Radicals were World Party: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UD4cGH44Ngc

How many quality chances does Spain/Robben need?

Prediction: Spain over Netherlands 1-1 (5-3 penalties)

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Not that I know of. He was demoted because his sinker wasn't sinking.

I just want to remind everyone that the Pistons selected Donnie Darko Milicic with the 2nd pick of the 2003 draft. Why don't Wade and Bosh want to reunite with him?

Thanks for that!

By "beat it" - are you referring to just completing the missions? Or are you talking about 100% completion (to unlock the Fed Bureau uniform)? I just did the latter last week - not sure how long of gameplay time it took, but certainly more than a week. Rockstar is supposed to release more add-ons in August.

It's the yellow socks. Adidas stripes are a dime a dozen.

My vote goes to Cameroon. http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_dvsbBl7nnLY/R64IQTLJfaI/AAAAAAAAA14/8G45at6FJRg/s400/capt.rlb10702091654.ghana_soccer_african_cup_final_rlb107.jpg

Germany looked completely swamped against Spain. Netherlands has their work cut out for them. I think La Copa is Spain's to lose.

Where's the surgeon dude keyboardist nowadays?

Geggy Tah! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfRNZucoCyw

A lot of over-annunciation by Rachel Nichols.

That's a curse? I'd be less concerned with the passport, and more concerned with your national anthem!

I see what you are saying - if something is open and flagrant, (endzone interference, holding, goaltending, etc.) and the rules contemplate such "infractions", then is it cheating? I think the term itself is fuzzy, and I agree that it implies that you are also hiding the fact that you are breaking the rules. There's definitely a difference between openly and strategically breaking the rules - and accepting that the penalty (1st down on the 1 yard line, 10 yards, penalty kick) is better than what would have happened if you didn't interfere, hold the guy, hand-ball, and hiding the fact that yo

So, if a cyclist dopes his blood for the Tour de France, it isn't cheating because the rules contemplate such a situation? Conversely, how could anything not contemplated by the rules be considered cheating? A player has to know what the rules are in order to devise a plan to break them.

There's horns in Good Day Sunshine?

I agree with you. Justice was meted out. Ghana earned their penalty kick, which is in line with the rules. They blew it. Uruguay didn't win BECAUSE they cheated, as some have stated. They cheated AND won. Every sport has rules and refs to hand out justice, instantly. Sometimes it's caught, sometimes it isn't.

(with his hands)

Lucinda Williams - Car Wheels on a Gravel Road. I reconnected with that album over the weekend. Great stuff.

RIP Bob Probert. Mitch Albom's article

I believe the statute of limitations is 3 years for civil actions, but the "start date" of that three years is the last infringing act. Courts differ as to what that last infringing act date is interpreted to be...

All of MC5's Back in the USA.

It's not exactly clear to me where rocksteady ends and reggae begins. The ska/rocksteady separation seems more clear, as the beats were slowed down. But, if you were to quiz me on "identify the genre" by listening to the song, I don't think I'd do too well, but I'm a huge fan of ska/rocksteady/rockers/reggae/dub.