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Everybody loves a gracious winner

Congratulations Mark on your win and better yet for you, you can watch the National Championship game and relax. But the race for #2, 3, 4 and 5 is still not finalized but Woody has a stranglehold on #11! It's been fun! Michael

I was smart in hitching my star on Michigan (like others) good defense but can't score, oh well it's almost over.

Oh geeeezzzz. And it's more like half Ukrainian and half Johnny Bull........oh yeah I do have some Scots/Irish in there too. (oh and I saw that but was too lazy to go back and fix it )

Old golf saying....... "study long, study wrong"........ Oh yeah keep over analysing and you'll drive yourself nuts plus probably move from a winner to a loser.

See you next year BROWNS fans......... Birthdate: May 21, 1984 Birthplace: Upper Arlington OH United States Height: 5' 2" Weight: 110 lbs Measurements: 34C-24-28 Bio: Hannah Rory is almost too good to be true. Petite at 5'2", this blue-eyed blonde is more than meets the eye. "I'm the kind of girl that turns lemons into lemonade," she says. "I'm young, and I want to live my life to the fullest." Hannah studies business and international banking, speaks fluent French, and she's planning a stint in Paris as her next move. After an audacious debut at our Cleveland 2006 casting call,........

Holy smokes I finally won an NFL Pickem week.........in Week 17, on a tiebreaker .......pro football sucks.

I changed one which I hate to do but might just stay hands off on the rest, good luck all.......

It really comes down to the potential upsets and who has the guts to pick them -or- just stay away and go safe. If Mark runs the table he is the winner obviously but it should get real interesting to see who ends up #1 both in the NCAA and of course more importantly here. Oh and let's not forget Monday's games can Michigan make the BIG TEN go undefeated and can outgoing coach Scott Frost make UCF go 13-0 before heading to Nebraska as their new head coach? And then there's ND/LSU? So Clemson, OU, Georgia or Bama? Hmmmmmmmmm. And the answer is _____________ . I hope you picked your tiebreaker questions!

Going into Monday and only 5 games left, you can do the math so who has the best picks left? 1 Mark Omarknerin1 118 583 99.9 2 jrb12711espn86087128 188 490 96.0 3 mjp's BOWLING BALLSmjp28 231 457 88.3 4 drbob806drbob806 125 454 86.9 5 BeanpotRulesBeanpotRules 120 440 79.4 6 Calfox_DadCalfox_Dad 223 412 66.5 7 The Great Zomboniespn94892243 153 402 62

Going into the Wisconsin game...... 1 Mark Omarknerin1 151 550 99.6 2 jrb12711espn86087128 220 458 88.7 3 drbob806drbob806 134 445 81.6 4 mjp's BOWLING BALLSmjp28 266 422 71.1 5 BeanpotRulesBeanpotRules 153 407 64.2 Getting interesting.

This weekend's fare starting today due to me coming home Christmas Eve we cancelled those plans and moved the ham.....in the oven now....to today with a half and half cheese combo I'm my wife's ham and scalloped potato dish which I love and more ham on the side and for ham sandwiches Sunday for the BROWNS season finale........ ..........ummmmm, well for the ham not the bologna BROWNS.

Hey last game and equal time from Ohio and on the kitchen table...... Birthdate: November 23, 1978 Birthplace: Norton OH USA (from Gipper's neck of the woods, neighbors? ) Height: 5' 4" Weight: 103 lbs Measurements: 34C-22-34 Bio: Get the cream of the crop with Sandra Hubby, our Miss March 2004. She has brown hair, green eyes, full lips and innate sense of calm – that must be the Cherokee Indian blood. “I’m a farm girl,” she says. “I believe in honesty, kindness and hard work.” From Norton, a small town in northern Ohio, Sandra wore jeans, not minidresses, and she learned to drive a tractor before she learned to drive a car. “I didn’t care about my looks,” she says, “I even thought about enlisting in the Marines. But I had always wanted to be a model.” In the end, Sandra got what she wanted – she represented Columbus, Ohio in the Miss Hawaiian Tropic pageant, and when she heard an ad on the radio for a Playboy casting in Cleveland, she got in the car – not on the tractor – and started driving. “I never thought I would be a Playboy Centerfold,” she says. “I had never even had a pedicure! I loved being a Playmate, I hope to be a successful model and actress.” Whether she’s posing at Studio West or tending horses on her farm, one thing is for sure – Sandra is a........

Also a great choice even for a lot of things like fried bologna or even PB&J..... http://www.schwebels.com/freshly-baked-breads/variety-breads/taliano-bread

Fried bologna is a traditional Youngstown area mainstay, on many restaurant menus. I like it occasionally with melted cheese and a good Hungarian pepper.....and mustard and mayo. Ummmmm.

GAMEDAY MAN FOOD 》Oprah or the view

My wife was walking by and checked out this recipe we might try it soon!

The LR was classy! My old friend and co-worker Girard Mayor Joe Melfi got pinched by an overzealous statie there, used to pick on politically and mob guys.....dangerous business. (his nephew Jimmy is mayor now)

Which one? 422, El Rio, Living Room, Alberini's, Flamingo among others.....the strip was fabulous and I lived a few miles from it.

When I started at YSU in 1968, Tony's Hideaway (upstairs from the classic The Tomb) the cook made a killer Philadelphia style steak and my love of Philly's and football was born.......quick substitute a Wedgewood or other Philly pizza.

From the same episode Italian stuffed jalapeños.......ummmmmm.

Chicago Italian Beef Sandwich....I think the sweet roasted red peppers would do it! mjp

There are different slight variations but all are close, Guy always makes good guy food.......hmmmm haven't had one in awhile. I'm partial to Philly Steaks but good food is good food.

Roast beef sandwiches with the Italian spices, from the Food Network and Guy Fieri's recipe. Ingredients 4 pounds top round with fat cap 3 tablespoons Italian seasoning 2 tablespoons salt 2 tablespoons fresh cracked black pepper 1 teaspoon cayenne 1 tablespoon paprika 1 teaspoon red chili flakes 3 tablespoons bacon fat, or canola oil 3 yellow onions, chopped 1 cup garlic, whole cloves 1/2 cup red wine 3 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce 1 cup beef stock 2 bay leaves 6 sourdough baguette rolls halved, toasted 1 cup chopped giardiniera vinaigrette vegetables 1 cup jarred red sweet peppers ADD CHECKED ITEMS TO GROCERY LIST Directions Rub meat with dry ingredients, cover and refrigerate for 2 to 3 hours. Preheat oven to 275 degrees F. Add meat to a roasting pan with bacon fat, add onions and garlic, saute for 15 minutes, deglaze with wine, and add Worcestershire sauce, beef stock and bay leaves. Place roasting pan in the oven and cook for 3 hours, uncovered, or until an instant-read thermometer registers 135 degrees F in center. Remove, let cool, then slice very thin. Cool broth in roasting pan and remove the fat that rises to the top. Strain. Reheat the broth, and add the sliced meat. Place some meat on each toasted roll, ladle with some broth and top with giardiniera vegetables and red peppers. Show: Guy's Big Bite Episode: Poker Night Categories:Roasted VegetableRoastingVegetableSandwichBeefMeatBacon RecipesMain DishLunch SHOW MORE

You want good fresh asparagus to start the toppings just add to the unique flavor......so shut up Johnny and eat your asparagus! Brussel sprouts also grilled or wrapped not bad just don't let them dry out. I can eat almost anything (minus antibiotics ).