Friday, November 28, 2008
Popcorn Still A Great Treat For Everyone
Popcorn has been around for thousands of years as Native Americans first discovered it and today it has been refined, but still enjoyed just like it was way back then. There of course have been some major changes along the way which have included Gourmet Popcorn along with many other flavors as well. No longer is the consumer stuck with just the plain variety as we have many different varieties to choose from and baked several different ways as well.
The one thing about popcorn is it comes in all shapes and sizes and popcorn gifts are a great choice for the holidays. You can get it in big round decorative tins or just in a bag if that is what you want. It comes in a variety of flavors as well so you can find something for everyone on your shopping list. People love popcorn and that will never change as it has stood the test of time as a treat we love.
If you want to give Popcorn as a gift, do not forget to try The Popcorn Factory as they have a very vast selection to choose from that will delight any family member.
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Brady Quinn Done For The Year
It looks like Brady Quinn has thrown his last pass this year as he is out for the season. Quinn tried to play with a broken finger, but did more harm to it and will be done for the season. I do look for Quinn to be the starter next year though.
One thing this does is open the door up for Derek Anderson. Anderson will now have a chance to audition for other NFL teams as I do not look for him to be back next year with the Browns. Look for him to get traded, but the Browns will not get much for him as his stock has really went down in the last few months.
One thing this does is open the door up for Derek Anderson. Anderson will now have a chance to audition for other NFL teams as I do not look for him to be back next year with the Browns. Look for him to get traded, but the Browns will not get much for him as his stock has really went down in the last few months.
Friday, November 14, 2008
Linus Gitahi CEO National Media Group Helping Others Succeed
Linus Gitahi of National Media Group knows that every job brings many different challenges and he is up for those kind of tasks. As Linus Gitahi leads the largest media firm in East and Central Africa he has seen many things already. With the World economy suffering he knows that the opportunities that you have you must be able to get the most out of. This is one of the main reasons Linus Gitahi was hired to lead this company.
Before he came to the National Media Group he worked his way up the coporate ladder at Glaxco Smith Kline with very fast success. Now with his new job he knows that it brings on a whole new set of challenges and he is ready to meet those as he takes the National Media Group into the next decade.
Before he came to the National Media Group he worked his way up the coporate ladder at Glaxco Smith Kline with very fast success. Now with his new job he knows that it brings on a whole new set of challenges and he is ready to meet those as he takes the National Media Group into the next decade.
Sunday, November 9, 2008
Titans Stay Perfect Despite Struggles
The Chicago Bears had a good idea and that was to make the Tennessee Titans one dimensional, but that did not work either. Even though the Titans were only able to rush for 20 yards Kerry Collins threw for 279 yards, his first game over 200 this season. The Titans hadn't had a QB go over 200 yards passing since Week 13 of 2007. Tennessee seems to be doing everything right and until they make a lot of mistakes they will continue to win. As we know an unbeaten season does not mean that you will win the Super Bowl just as the New England Patriots.
New Orleans 20 Final
Atlanta 34
Tennessee 21 Final
Chicago 14
Jacksonville 38 Final
Detroit 14
Seattle 19 Final
Miami 21
Green Bay 27 Final
Minnesota 28
Buffalo 10 Final
New England 20
St. Louis 3 Final
NY Jets 47
Baltimore 41 Final
Houston 13
Thursday, November 6th
Denver 34 Final
Cleveland 30
Saturday, November 8, 2008
Alabama Survives While Penn State Falls To Iowa
Penn State and Joe Paterno got their hearts broken again as The Iowa Hawkeyes beat the Nittany Lions in Iowa City by a score of 24-23. Daniel Murray kicked the game-winning field with one second remaining. Murray was just 1 for 3 on his field-goals attempts this season prior to the kick and hadn't made one since the season opener. In fact, over the past five games, Murray had more tackles (one) than field goals made (none). The Nittany Lions now do not have to worry about the BCS.
Meanwhile Nick Saban went back to LSU and came away with a overtime victory over the Tigers when John Parker Wilson scored on a 1 yard sneak as Alabama won in overtime by a score of 27-21 to keep their National Championship hopes still alive. Nick Saban was under heavy guard just in case something happen, but his team took care of business and Saban left smiling.
1 Alabama 27 Final
16 LSU 21 OT
3 Penn State 23 Final
Iowa 24
Baylor 21 Final
4 Texas 45
6 Oklahoma 66 Final
Texas A&M 28
Utah State 14 Final
10 Boise State 49
11 Ohio State 45 Final
24 Northwestern 10
13 Georgia 42 Final
Kentucky 38
San Diego State 12 Final
15 Brigham Young 41
Purdue 7 Final
18 Michigan State 21
20 Georgia Tech 7 Final
19 North Carolina 28
Clemson 27 Final
22 Florida State 41
Wednesday, November 5th
Northern Illinois 14 Final
17 Ball State 45
Thursday, November 6th
12 TCU 10 Final
8 Utah 13
23 Maryland 13 Final
Virginia Tech 23
Heat Stop Spurs 99-83
The San Antonio Spurs season continued to seek to new lows. Besides losing to the Miami Heat at home by a score of 99-83 the Spurs will be without the services of Tony Parker for two to four weeks. This is a big blow for a team that has really struggled to win basketball games. It looks like someone will need to step up big for them.
As for the Miami Heat they are off to a 3-2 start and they could not be happier. Dwayne wade tossed in 33 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to power the Heat to the win. This is how the NBA is you never know who could be the next guy hurt. it is the nature of the beast.
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