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gotta agree with you chef...by the end of 2012 we'll all be grabbing our ankles

Dean, sorry to hear my friend. My heart goes out to you and your family.

Arizona takes Jerry Hughs TCU

surprised to see San Fran take Spiller with their first pick...woulda thought clausen then spiller if he was still there

Seattle selects S Earl Thomas, Texas

With the sixth pick in the 2010 draft the Seattle Seahawks select Trent Williams OT Oklahoma

With the first pick in the 2010 NFL Draft, the St. Louis Rams select, QB Sam Bradford, Oklahoma

Sorry guys running a bit late this morning, lets get this party started. With the first pick in the 2010 NFL Draft, the St. Louis Rams select, QB Sam Bradford, Oklahoma

You get what you pay for. Better facilities attract better players and improve the fan experience at the game.

No, I'm talking about stadiums that had horrid sight lines, lack of amenities, and just plan lacked character. The problem with multi-purpose stadiums is that for one sport you'll not be centered on the action. Take the Kingdome for example, the stadium's sightlines were centered on the 50 yard like for football, which is good, but when you played baseball in there, the action would be off to the left or right of center depending on where you sat. You ended up twisting one way or the other to get a good comfortable view.

Because the talking heads say so and people believe the media. In a perfect world, no one is considered a reach if you are getting the right player for your team and you believe that he fits your system better than the other options on the board.

Great Shots Fez, looks like a gorgeous ball park. I truly believe we are in the platinum age of building athletic facilities. Finally getting away from atrocities such as the Kingdome, Three Rivers, and such.

I'll take Seattle and if we don't get enough to fill the draft, I'll just do the entire NFC west Also, lets keep trades to a minimum as some years its gotten completely out of control

the beer batter is going to be kinda sweet and spicy (if you choose to add more seasoning) so I don't recommend it for chicken fingers you plan to put wing sauce on. I'd just use a standard batter for that.

I like to make a beer batter myself, here's a quick recipe that I use as a base when making batter: 1 12 oz Beer 1 1/2 cups Flour 1/2 tsp Salt 1 tsp Paprika 1 cup Flour Pour the beer into a large bowl. Sift the flour, salt, and paprika into the beer, whisking until the batter is light and frothy. Before dipping the meat into the batter, cover with flour to get all the moisture off it so the batter with stick better. Then deep fry at 350 til a nice golden brown.

Nothing going on tuesday for me, you can count me in

Dev, I think you confuzzled a lot of people with this topic. I love it

Sounds like a 5th round pick.

Shall I get you a cane and dark glasses now?

Get a hot tub

Jim, one thing you can do that will really help when learning to type is get a sheet of paper that completely covers the keyboard and teach your fingers to find the home keys (F and J on PC, D and K on Mac) and be able to move without seeing the keyboard. It sucks at first, but that is how I learned and after a week or two your muscle memory kicks in.

Happy B-Day Chef man

Nah, Tom you got it wrong, usually around the 20 minute mark you get asked to be on Dancing with the Stars

I would be just fine with that. One of the better LT prospects in the draft

beat me to it