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So this year's messiest contract negotiation finally has closure. Rocky Elsom has been released early from his contract, not as a trendy sabbatical - no, no, no - but on compassionate leave. Apparently only a few close friends know the reason for this compassion and if it's 'fair dinkum' then I wish the Rockstar all the best. BUT, you'd have to have amnesia to forget that the whole Elsom - will.

John McCain has canceled a fundraiser with Clayton “Relax And Enjoy It” Williams, the former governor of Texas. Williams, of course, is infamous for comparing rape to a fog: The Texan, Republican Clayton “Claytie” Williams, made the joke during his failed 1990 campaign for governor against Democrat Ann Richards. Williams compared rape to the weather, saying, “As long

Innovator’s Dilemma by Clayton Christensen An amazing book that really makes you stop and think about what’s really happening when companies in new industries make a killing while others lose—sometimes even to the point of going out of business. It’s a little wordy and academic, but it’s totally worth reading if you’re doing new and interesting things. Or turning something normal into

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department and the family of the homicide victim need your help...Herbert Clayton Berry was shot and killed on October 30, 2006, in the parking lot at 1419 W. Trade St. while riding his bicycle. His murder remains unsolved. Detectives and his family are asking for your help.Anyone with any information is asked to contact Charlotte-Mecklenburg Crime Stoppers at 704-

TÍTULO ORIGINAL: Michael Clayton AÑO: 2007 DIRECTOR: Tony Gilroy INTÉRPRETES: George Clooney (Michael Clayton), Tom Wilkinson (Arthur Edens), Tilda Swinton (Karen Crowder), Sydney Pollack (Marty Bach), Michael O'Keefe (Barry Grissom), Sean Cullen (Gene Clayton), Merritt Wever (Anna), Ken Howard (Don Jefferies) DURACIÓN: 119 minutos Seguir leyendo... >>

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It’s the long weekends for us here and I can tell that my preschooler is getting bored from not having any busy activities to occupy him. Since I was recovering from a cold and mild fever, I insisted that we should head for a light and plain meal, nothing rich and oily. I’m one of [...]

Okay I know alot of yall don't care but I want to see what happens in this "Battle for Bankhead.""If your not up on the whole T.I & Shawty Lo beef. Shawty Lo is trying to expose T.I , claiming T.I is not from Bankhead. On a recent interview with Bankhead he asked for someone to show T.I's HS pic to prove. Well One of our readers who explained they would like to be remained anonymous sent us T.I's

In an article for ESPN.com, John Clayton pegs the Jets as one of five potential teams who can surprise this upcoming season. The Jets really don’t know what they have with Kellen Clemens at quarterback, but they are operating like a team trying to make a big move. Management put out $142.5 million in contracts for [...]

Michael Clayton is an exceptionally film in many ways. First, there is George Clooney and he is just so right. He’s this suited fixer of a lawyer (they call him the janitor, who cleans up other’s legal mess) who lives in throes of personal disarray. Yet there’s something so kind and generous in those vagabond eyes. He’s a really beautiful man. There’s a strong eternal warmth and genuine-ness in his smile.Then there is the cold..the film is shot in a cold city, in cold weather and has some cold hearted characters. The film starts with a car blowing up on a lonely highway and is followed by shots of empty offices, dark streets, and lonely buildings. The fire that envelopes the car, does not bring warmth. The film involves you from the word go. The clues and the plot start piecing t

The movie Michael Clayton starring George Clooney has had a tremendous impact on me ever since I first watched it about 3 weeks ago. Reason being of course because I could relate profoundly to it, with the way how things are going with my own life, career-wise and also on a more personal level. [...]

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TUNA: Cut 1″ thick Medallions Brush with Olive Oil Season with Garlic Powder Marinade for 20 to 30 Minutes Grill Med-High Heat for: 5 Minutes per side (for 1″ steaks) 3 Minutes per side (for 1/2″ steaks) The fish will turn white when done. SALSA: 3/4 cup chopped Honeydew Melon 1/4 cup chopped White Onion 2 Tbsp Olive Oil 1 Tbsp chopped Fresh Cilantro 1 Tbsp Lime Juice 2 Tbsp [...]

I love slow burners. Michael Clayton confused me at first, and then once I had the story figured out, things went into another direction and George Clooney made me a believer. I was totally rooting for his character, and really hating the evil corporation. The story, as I can think of it goes like this: Michael [...]

Editorial ReviewsGeorge Clooney's performance drives this tense corporate thriller from Bourne trilogy screenwriter James Gilroy, who makes his directorial debut here. Clooney is the eponymous "hero," a burnt-out lawyer who cleans up legal messes created by the clients of a large law firm. When a crisis materializes in the form of the firm's top shark (Tom Wilkinson) suffering an apparent meltdown while defending a shady chemical company from lawsuits, Clayton discovers not only a cover-up to deny payments to farmers injured by the company's products, but a chance to find some purpose in the face of his life's downward. Clooney (who also co-produced the film) brings soul and quiet determination to his beleaguered character, and there's excellent support from Wilkinson, Sydney Pollack (also

Much to my own chagrin (if that's possible), but to the for-sure delight of my family, who is out to get me in our annual Oscar pool, I present to you my picks (Wills and Want tos) for this year's Academy Awards. I reserve the right to change my mind on some of these prior to Oscar night. Then again, maybe I'm just posting this to throw them off (and it's not like I'll be able to remember my picks for the short subjects, anyway...)?CategoryWill winWant to WinBest PictureNo Country for Old MenThere Will Be BloodBest DirectorJoel and Ethan CoenPaul Thomas AndersonBest ActorDaniel Day-LewisDaniel Day-LewisBest ActressJulie ChristieLaura LinneyBest Supporting ActorJavier BardemJavier BardemBest Supporting ActressCate BlanchettCate BlanchettBest Original ScreenplayJunoJunoBest Adapted Screenp

The Clayton brothers, Rob and Christian are creating artworks together on an intuitive basis but seldom work on a canvas at the same time or discuss their projects until they are complete. They take turns inventing, adding to and editing each piece.

Michael Clayton is an in-house fixer at one of the largest corporate law firms in New York. A former criminal prosecutor, Clayton takes care of Kenner, Bach, & Ledeen's dirtiest work at the behest of the firm's co-founder, Marty Bach. Though burned out and hardly content with his job as a fixer, his divorce, a failed business venture, and mounting debt have left Clayton inextricably tied to the firm. At U/North, meanwhile, the career of litigator Karen Crowder rests on the multi-million dollar settlement of a class-action suit that Clayton's firm is leading to a seemingly successful conclusion. But when Kenner Bach's brilliant and guilt-ridden attorney Arthur Edens sabotages the U/North case, Clayton faces the biggest challenge of his career and his life.Genre: Drama / ThrillerActors: Geor

Starring: Tom Wilkinson, Michael O'Keefe Director: Tony Gilroy Product DescriptionAttorney Michael Clayton is a "fixer," the go-to guy when his powerful New York law firm wants a mess swept under the rug. But now he's handed a crisis even he may not be able to fix. The firm's top litigator in a $3-billion case has gone from advocate to whistleblower. And the more Michael tries to undo the damage, the more he's up against forces that put corporate survival over human life--including Michael's. George Clooney portrays Michael, backed into a career corner that offers little room to fight free in this suspense- and star-packed thriller written and directed by Tony Gilroy (writer/co-writer of the Bourne movie trilogy). Keep your eyes on Michael Clayton. He has some life-or- death decisions to m

Clayton is down with fever for the past two days and it's worrying me. He hasn't been himself and I can tell that he's uncomfortable and probably in pain. Usually he'll be actively playing even when he's down with a cold or under the weather but this time, he's been cranky, listless and teary. This is the time when I'll be feeling most frustrated and needing more patience than usual. It isn't always easy but there's no one to take care of his needs if I don't. So is being a mom an easy task, definitely a big 'no' for me.

Yesterday, I took Clayton out for a time of bonding in the mall. It was nice having lunch at Sushi Zanmai before heading to Isetan for some shopping. I had some vouchers that were expiring and it was a good excuse to go shopping with clayton!I decided to get him a LeapPad, which was also Clayton's gift from godpa Daniel. I could see that his eyes lit up when I told him that I was buying that for him. For a long time, I wanted him to have a LeapPad and I thought this was a good time, since he had started to talk so well and begin with some simple reading.So now, LeapPad Learning System has become his new toy... he woke up with LeapPad in mind, cut down his TV and rather spend time checking out his new learning system. As usual, I'm a little slow in uploading the pictures... will be posting soon!

How many of you know that it's hard to settle a toddler in a hairdressing salon? After much nagging from a persistent grandma, I took Clayton to the hairdresser for a haircut. It was a challenging experience. This fellow refused to sit down and I had to talk him into him, forced him to the chair and held him firmly. Whew! It was a good thing that the lady was so experienced with little heads and she finished the job in 5 minutes. I must say she did a great job and my boy looked cool now!

Just like all adults, little boys have their recreational hobbies too! Weekend is a special time for Clayton to enjoy a ride or two in the fun machines in the mall. Though it's a short ride of a couple of minutes, I enjoy seeing the smiles on his face - you can see that he's so happy! DH is the one who always think we shouldn't spoil him by hey, he's only a kid once. Moreover, he's not addicted to it or anything - he just wanna have fun? Why deprive a child of good, healthy fun?

Clayton is talking very well these days and what's nice is that I'm beginning to see him display his emotions.. a very warm feeling for me.This morning, I hurt my finger and screamed aloud from the laundry area. He ran to me and asked, "Mama, is it painful?" I told him, "Yes" and he said, "I sayang" (malay term for 'love')... I handed out my finger to me and he stroke it with such gentleness.Isn't that sweet?

Few weeks ago, I found out that Clayton is reading the words on his flash cards and not from the pictures. Initially, I thought it was something to do with familiarity but I was wrong. I started scribbling some words on a piece of paper and I was surprised that he could read in confidence.I'm not a supermom who wants him to be a superkid but at the rate he is going, I should stimulate him by doing more reading with him. I count this as a blessing. Good to know that he has a good balance of fun, play and reading.

I am publishing my full, 33-minute audio interview with “Michael Clayton” writer and director Tony Gilroy in unedited form from Oct. 9, 2007 in Chicago.Click here for the Tony Gilroy interview.“Michael Clayton” director Tony Gilroy in Chicago on Oct. 9, 2007.Photo by Adam Fendelman/HollywoodChicago.com“Michael Clayton” was Gilroy’s directorial debut. He also wrote “The Bourne Ultimatum, “The Bourne Supremacy, “The Bourne Identity,” “Armageddon,” “The Devil’s Advocate” and “The Cutting Edge”.Listen to Gilroy as he describes in my interview his 10-year effort that is “Michael Clayton”. My full review of “Michael Clayton” can be found here.

This weekend is 'home alone' for Clayton and me. DH has gone to Ipoh and we have the whole house and car to ourselves! Yesterday was good fun for Clayton at Ikano. There was a Singapore tourism fair at the mall and they had a free train ride at the exhibition which became the main draw. For the 1st time, Clayton went up and town the train for a dozen times! Usually, he's only allowed once on those paid rides but since this one was free, we let him played as many times as he wanted. But I had to say the train ride was real fun for kids, I could see many happy children and adults at the fair. That was a real treat for my boy...

I just love a well-acted psycho-drama. Michael Clayton is a great example of this genre. The first half-hour of the movie is more confusing than enlightening, but it isn't boring. This movie does a great job of showing a believable range of emotions and life-like events, in a horrific situation. The bad guys are bad, but believably human, and the good guys are good, but not all that good. The movie requires your close attention to detail, and patience, but the payoff is fantastic. George Clooney does a great job, but for me the real standout is Tom Wilkinson. Tom did such a great job in the movie In the Bedroom. His character in Michael Clayton is so earnest, but obviously living a different reality than everyone around him. Wonderful performance. This movie could wait for DVD -- there are few effects that require viewing it in the theatre. By the way, we went to Oak Harbor Cinemas to see this one, and we were less than thrilled with the movie-going experience. If

Spending the weekend out of town and coming back to the grind with a 3 day backup of work can really wreak havoc on the whole blogging schedule. (For the record, I went to Puerto Penasco aka Rocky Point to hang out, drink beer, drink tequila, watch the Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers concert, enjoy yet another sandstorm and sit at the border for close to four and a half hours. At least the sandstorm didn't hit until the day we left.)Anyway, I'm back and am two reviews behind schedule, the first of which, as you can tell from the title of this post, is Michael Clayton. Due to the whole "lots of work, not a lot of time" scenario, I'll attempt to keep them short and sweet, but somehow I know they'll end up being the same length as any other review I've done, thanks in no small part to rambling, incoherent prefaces such as this. On to the review...I read this line in another review of Michael Clayton, but it's good enough that it warrants my blatant stealing and reprinting here (I be

Every more businesses and new ventures are failing to get anywhere past the starting line. Two of the main reasons to why some Businesses fail to take off are down to inadequate business capital and poor management skills. (Read the full post about ‘Private Investors By Carolyn Clayton’…)

Más allá de los títulos orientados a la taquilla, como la serie Ocean 11, 12 y 13, George Clooney se ha caracterizado a últimas fechas por involucrarse en proyectos de fondo como Good Night, and Good Luck (2005), Syriana (2005) y ahora Michael Clayton (2007), escrita y dirigida por Tony Gilroy (el de la trilogía Bourne), producida por el propio Clooney, Steven Soderbergh y Sydney Pollack y estelarizada por Clooney, Tom Wilkinson y Tilda Swinton. Michael Clayton (Clooney) es un abogado de prestigioso bufete jurídico neoyorquino (Kenner, Bach & Leed), donde ha realizado una larga carrera (17 años) sin convertirse en socio, relegado a juicios testamentarios, fideicomisos y labores de limpieza (sacar de aprietos personales a los clientes importantes de la compañía). Clayton, divorciado y con un hijo, se encuentra endeudado por el fracaso de un negocio personal (un bar) mal administrado por uno de sus hermanos. Uno de los principales clientes de Kenner, Bach & Leed es la co

All this while, Clayton has never had a 'good' bicycle. DH bought him a cheap one that could hardly move when peddled as the bicycle was too light. Since he's so against buying Clayton a good one, I thought I would wait to get him a sturdy one later. But my close friend, Yarris, and her hubby from Singapore bought Clayton a nice-looking bicycle and you can imagine how delighted he was! His legs are long enough to ride the bike but would be better in a few months' time. Now, the bike is parked in my mom's house till DH brings it home in his car.(I can't publish the photos - blogger is down again !)

Not sure if this is a tradition among children in nursery but Clayton has been receiving birthday favours from his classmates. As a result of that, I was obligated to prepare birthday favours for his classmates in school too. I didn't think it was nice to prepare junk food or candy favors so I got each of them a colourful notepad. Clayton celebrated his birthday in class with his teacher (video coming up) and I was surprised that daddy bought him a train set from Pasar malam!(pictures coming up soon - blogger is not responding to my uploading!)

It's amazing how fast children learns things and how their little minds absorb information. Clayton has been watching Playhouse Disney and lately, there are snippets of recreation features showing children learning how to play golf and football. He has a stick at home that resembles a golf club so he would start hitting his golf balls at home. Daddy promises to buy a real one for him someday. Who knows, he may become a pro someday! Today is a day of family fun at the new Pavilion mall in town.. more reports coming up!

Michael Clayton is a film written and directed by Tony Gilroy and co-produced by George Clooney. The film shows the four worst days in the career of New York City elite attorney Michael Clayton. It premiered August 31, 2007 at the Venice Film Festival and was shown at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 7, 2007. The film opened in the United Kingdom on September 28, 2007. The film opened in limited release in the United States on October 5, 2007 and will open in wide release in the U.S. on October 12, 2007. Michael Clayton is an in-house “fixer” at one of the largest corporate law firms in New York. A former criminal prosecutor, Clayton takes care of Kenner, Bach & Ledeen’s dirtiest work at the behest of the firm’s co-founder Marty Bach. Though burned out and hardly content with his job as a fixer, his divorce, a failed business venture and mounting debt have left Clayton inextricably tied to the firm. At U/North, meanwhile, the career of litigator Karen C

Stay tuned for a detail-packed report stemming from my 30-minute interview on Tuesday with Tony Gilroy on his directorial debut film “Michael Clayton,” which stars George Clooney, Sydney Pollack, Tom Wilkinson and Tilda Swinton.The film, which is produced by Clooney, Pollack and Steven Soderbergh, marks Gilroy’s first shot in the director’s chair. Going forward, we’ll be seeing more of him from that vantage point but likely only in films he also writes.Gilroy has written a slew of films including “The Bourne Ultimatum,” “The Bourne Supremacy,” “The Bourne Identity,” “Armageddon,” “The Devil’s Advocate” and “The Cutting Edge”. His father, Frank Gilroy, is a Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, director and screenwriter.Despite an all-star cast in his first Hollywood go, Tony Gilroy said “Michael Clayton” was shot on a “very low budget” equatable overall just to Clooney’s typical bounty. Stay tuned for my full report on the interview.

CHICAGO – Don’t be fooled by its formulaic, Hollywoodspeak tagline.“The truth can be adjusted” is the “Michael Clayton” way of saying this film has rammed in a whole hell of a lot more than you might first presume and is about to blindside you with everything a picture-perfect Hollywood product should be.George Clooney in “Michael Clayton”.Photo courtesy of IMDbAn opulent, all-star cast as in “The Departed” sometimes yields the film of the year. At other times, the failure of that resolve can make financiers suicidal.In the case of “Michael Clayton,” writer/director Tony Gilroy weaves the commanding George Clooney, flawlessly fanatical (and sometimes streaking) Tom Wilkinson, tautly corporate Tilda Swinton and the always-on-top-of-his-game Sydney Pollack into a film that pays its weight in gold.Tom Wilkinson in “Michael Clayton”.Photo courtesy of IMDbExecutive producers Clooney, Steven Soderbergh, James Holt and Anthony Minghella either have it too easy or y

- I think we'd all agree that the film industry is stagnating to a certain degree. It has been for years. By definition, the studios only commission flicks that follow set codes and conventions that they know will pretty much guarantee them success. The epitome of this is ANY film with Adam Sandler in. In this case our checklist would read: 1)dopey protagonist with a heart of gold 2)his struggle as a result of his good nature/bad luck 3)several moments where the viewer thinks the plot can only end in the worst possible way 4)concluding triumph against that adversity. It's boring. It's stale. It's occasionally humorous, but it doesn't break any boundaries, because it doesn't dare to. Now, I'm not saying that Michael Clayton is a film that shatters the expectations of Hollywood or creates itself a sub-genre, but It's a breath of fresh air from some of the turgid action/dramas that dare to change absolutely nothing from a formula laid out almost since the dawn of cinema. Geor

Nothing is more rewarding than to hear Clayton sing a new song each time, especially if it's Mandarin. I'm glad he can sing in tune and is definitely not tone deaf - lol. Every night, we will read his favourite chinese book together and revise a song or two. He's been sleeping earlier these days so that's wonderful for me!

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Film critics will have their hands full on Oct. 8 when “Rails & Ties” director Alison Eastwood (the daughter of Clint Eastwood) along with “Michael Clayton” writer/director Tony Gilroy both converge in Chicago.Alison EastwoodPhoto courtesy of IMDbGilroy also wrote “The Bourne Ultimatum,” “The Bourne Supremacy” and “The Bourne Identity”. “Rails & Ties” is Alison Eastwood’s directorial debut.Tony GilroyPhoto courtesy of IMDb

Michael Clayton (2007) film wallpapers : About The Movie & Trailer :Michael Clayton is an upcoming thriller english film written and directed by Tony Gilroy and co-produced by George Clooney, to be released on 12 October 2007 (USA). The film shows the worst four days in the career of New York elite attorney Michael Clayton. George Clooney, Tom Wilkinson, Tilda Swinton are present in the lead roles in this movie.The movie will premiere at the Venice Film Festival.Some high quality wallpapers of movie Michael Clayton are given above for free download with the trailer.For more details about this movie visit the linkhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0465538/Official website of movie Michael Clayton ishttp://michaelclayton.warnerbros.com/Watch The Trailer :For watching this hollywood movie trailer click in the following link[ Click here to watch ]Download The Trailer of Michael Clayton :To download the trailer click on the following link[ Click here to download ]Video file size : 08.98 MBVide

Thriller with George Clooney. Actually I don't know any bad movie he plays in. Release Date: 5 October 2007Starring:George Clooney Sean Cullen Tom Wilkinson Sydney Pollack Download international trailer:High

It's the first day of the one week school holidays for Clayton and as usual, I am left with very little time for my own work. Being a full time work-at-home mom and managing the household responsibilities is a tiring task. Today, I'm so annoyed with the kitchen faucets in my kitchen. For the past few weeks, it has been been leaking and sometimes, I will be all wet when it sprays on my shirt. Clayton enjoys his 'water play' session when that happens and guess who has to clean up the mess?Where is daddy?

Oh, I really like this poster. Such a distinctive image, it immediately stands out. And the use of this tagline together with the out of focus image of George Clooney is very, very clever, and it give us a good feel for what the film is going to be like and the general themes it will approach. This is an example of big letters done right: short sentence, easy to read and related to the rest of the image. And I love that they managed to use the face of the star in a creative way. More of that, please! Andrew over at Movie Patron blog says this reminds him of a book cover. Me too, although in the book the red letters would probably contain the title. Now, not all good book covers would make for a good poster. But I think this design would work in both mediums. Which makes it even more interesting. (via Cinematical)

Did I ever mentioned that Clayton loves vegetables? Yes, I am so thankful and blessed. I have heard so much stories of how parents have to bribe their kids to eat their greens...Ahhh......what is this?munch... munch.. munch

Clayton is enjoying every bit of school in the last few months. He has been coming home with his craft work and colouring sheets. I often hear him singing to a tune and sometimes, he will be telling me about his friends. He's talking alot these days and could recognize every letter, number, animal, fruit, vegetable, vehicle...etc. I saw these animal masks and thought he would like them for his semester thematic party. He doesn't like anything over his face so I'm really not sure if he would wear them. But they are so cute. Check them out if you have little ones at home.

I hate to say it, but I think Uncanny X-Men is probably the best thing Ed Brubaker's writing right now. It's a big fat space adventure with some sci-fi standards and lots of continuity, none of which I knew, and it's not afraid of being too serious, at least in terms of the reading experience.I'm not sure if Brubaker was having fun or just cashing a check, but The Rise and Fall of the Shi'ar Empire is stress-relieving, it's so enjoyable. The worst thing about it are the fill-in issues, when Clayton Henry takes over and Brubaker does his fill-in issue thing. He's started doing this thing at Marvel, when his main artist gets busy, there's a fill-in. In Shi'ar Empire, it's Clayton Henry doing the story of Vulcan (who the X-Men are chasing). These issues range in quality--the first being the worst, the second the best, the third (and fourth, maybe, I can't remember how many there were, probably three) being a little blah. Some of the fault is Henry's art in the first one, thoug

ESPN's John Clayton is reporting that the San Francisco 49er's are close to signing cornerback, Nate Clements. The niners are really in need of adding depth to their secondary and signing Clements could really go along way to restoring their niner's swagger.Othe moves Clayton is reporting:The Atlanta Falcons have agreed to a deal with Ovie Mughelli that would make him the highest paid fullback in the NFL. The deal is said to be worth $18M over 6 years.The Jacksonville Jaguars and right tackle, Tony Pashos. The Jag's also re-signed their kicker Josh Scobee for a 5-year deal.The New England Patriots have released runningback Corey Dillon at his request. Dillon originally said that he was considering retirement, but I don't think anyone really bought that. I believe that he just wants one more shot at starting before he calls it a career. The Pat's are more than comfortable with handing the reins to rookie standout, Laurence Maroney."On behalf of the New England Patriots organizatio

Asked on IMDB whether anyone knew why Ms Ehle was no longer listed, and got this reply:Saw the screening a couple of months back. Although the comments card listed out her character as one of the ones to give comments on, I didn't actually notice her in the movie at all. I reckon her part has been cut out??Say it isn't true! Further investigations are underway. Are any insiders still following us? Tips (anon or otherwise) would be most welcome.

FOOTBALL:There's no tailgating at the Super Bowl this year. See, it's a good thing the Steelers didn't make it after all. Sean Salisbury, big pimpin' at XLI Another sign of the apolcalypse: John Clayton has a MySpace page. In between interviews to push his Hines Ward and JoePa donuts, Franco Harris gives us his thoughts on the Mike Tomlin hire. Here's an illustration of the Bill Cowher Coaching Family Tree. That Cowher name must go far on an assistant's resume. Minnesota's Pioneer Press asked their readers which coach will be more successful - Brad Childress or Mike Tomlin. The response was overwhelming. Brett Favre wants the Packers to trade for Randy Moss. Please make this happen. Charger Terrence Kiel, he of the codeine shipments, gets caught draining the dragon in public The NFL goes to the Oscars BASEBALL:The New York Yankees just can't quit Bernie Williams RANDOM FUN STUFF:Cold outside? Try on a Willy Warmer A follow up to yesterday's comic book covers link, here's a g

Michael Clayton trabaja para un famoso bufete de Nueva York, aunque no ejerce de abogado. Su especialidad es arreglar las cosas de la manera más limpia y rápida posible. No es ni policía ni abogado, sino la perfecta mezcla entre ambos: el perro guardián, el compañero fiel que siempre obedece y nunca pregunta.

Michael Clayton trabaja para un famoso bufete de Nueva York, aunque no ejerce de abogado. Su especialidad es arreglar las cosas de la manera más limpia y rápida posible. No es ni policía ni abogado, sino la perfecta mezcla entre ambos: el perro guardián, el compañero fiel que siempre obedece y nunca pregunta.

$25,000 - 0.550 Acres - Great opportunity to build exactly what you want on the exact lake you want! Magnor Lake is a prime recreation lake, fishing & sports alike. Build your lake home here & have it ready in time for summer fun! City water & sewer help make it easy.

$25,000 - 0.55000000000000004 Acres - Great opportunity to build exactly what you want on the exact lake you want! Magnor Lake is a prime recreation lake, fishing and sports alike. Build your lake home on this lot and have it ready in time for summer fun! City water & sewer help make it easy. Bring your plans!

$68,000 - 40.000 Acres - 40 acres located within the village of Clayton. Land is bordered by County D and County Line Rd. 20 of pasture land and 20 wooded wild life area. Great hunting or farming, will subdivide & sell by acre. Looking at all offers. Sep. parcel 1.31 acre w/elec.

$81,000 - 35.140000000000001 Acres - Very desireable 35 rolling acres. Mostly wooded with two small ponds, one with a WI Wildlife Habitat Award-Winning dike. Paved road frontage and convenient to both Clayton and Turtle Lake. Property dimensions are approx.