Pete

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I have a musician friend who's favorite artist without a doubt was Dylan. Well he was working lights for a Dylan show down south and was so excited that he could get to meet Dylan. So my friend saw Dylan and gushed "Bob you are such an influence, and your music has meant so much to me" Bob said "kid, go get me a coke" My friend !@#$ing hates Dylan now

Truly. And to expound on the scene and context- this is the first meeting of the two. Donovan was a Dylan rip off folk singer at the time propped up by the British media. Dylan can be construed mocking Donovan when he says "that's a good song". Milliseconds after Donovan is done performing, Dylan rips the guitar out of Donovan's hands, and is eager to show him up. As Dylan performs enthusiastically, you can see Donovan wincing, and his tightly closed body language points demonstrates his humiliation. And Dylan takes sheer delight in so. This highly charged scene occurs after Dylan earlier in the evening blows a gasket and nearly comes to blows with one of Donovan's crew (who broke a beer bottle in the street). "Who will pick up the broken glass" Dylan screams. "I will help you" Donovan eagerly answers. You can see the resignation in Donovan, and gigantic ego of Dylan. Fascinating

Reminds me of high school football http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUAdgt5Glk0 We used to crank that before games

Allentown cheese steaks are far superior to Philly cheese steaks. I highly recommend a Brass Rail cheese steak

http://www.amazon.co...n/dp/B000KJU1HI Filmmakers were embedded with Bob Dylan on his 1965 tour of England in the classic documentary Don't Look Back. To understand the context, Dylan was just transitioning to superstar. Donovan was 19 and the big thing in the UK at the time. Throughout the film Dylan hears and reads nonstop about this up and coming singer Donovan. And when they finally meet- Donovan was clearly in awe of Dylan, who had little regard for Donovan

sigh Byrd now!

It will run off, some to a flower garden, some to my compost pile, some to grass. It won't be that much. My vegetable garden is organic and safe. I removed all the dirt off a large glacier rock and planted in rocks cavities. But there are a few stumps that are a B word to remove, and they are eyesores

I like it! Thank you. And Poojer, I loved your suggestion too!

I don't think that would be an option. The stumps(40+) are on a steep granite rock.

I have many more tree stumps left to remove and it is time to work smarter. So I have been using a pick axe, loppers, and prybars to get the job done- and that is hard work. But I have been reading about another method which is more painless. You cut the stump down low, drill holes straight down in stump, pour fertilizer in holes, and wait 6 months. That sounds better to me. So my question- how should I go about drilling down into the stump? A bigger drill bit makes for quicker result. I tried a 7/16 bit, and it snapped on 3rd stump. And I was thinking that perhaps I would be better off with a hammer drill. What would the best drill/bit combo be for drilling straight down into stump?

its also in the the nfc east blog. Probably all the other conference blogs too

Good news and great to hear about Sam Young! You can never have too many tackles

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LB

16 in the regular season, 19 overall. Duh

Nelson owns the slot position. I expect the Bills to have many 3 and 4 WR formations. That is how Graham will play outside. And the Bills brass said they drafted Graham to play outside. With Smith and Spiller and all our WR talent, and Gailey's creative play calling- I expect big things from this bunch. I would like to see a footrace between Graham and DeSean. No disrespect to DeSean, but my money is on Graham. We need that speed on the outside that we lost when Evans left. That is why we drafted him in the 3rd round this year

I am going against conventional wisdom and think the Bills are loaded at WR. Stevie is a true #1. Nelson is money. Easley and Hagan both have size and speed and will make teams reconsider stacking box trying to contain Spiller/Jackson. Graham has the size to line up outside and must be accounted for with his blazing speed. Jones is a good all around WR with great blocking skills and good hands. My guess is the Bills keep 6 WR- Stevie, Hagan, Nelson, Easley, Graham, Jones. And I expect Spiller to explode this year and being able to strike from many different positions.

hearts and minds > beating them with a club

our offense was best in the NFL through week 5 last year- and until injuries took their toll

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