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It is not recommended to invest in an IPO blindly, no matter how tempting or lucrative the deal looks.Here are some of the questions you can consider before investing in an IPO:• What is the core business of the company?• How is the industry performing?• What are the growth prospects of the company and its expansion or diversification plans?• Where will the company invest h mon

I found an interesting blog that is run by The Small Business and Entrepreneurship Council. One of their guest authors, Thomas M. Sullivan, is the Chief Counsel for Advocacy at the U.S. Small Business Administration.Thomas is probably a pretty good...

I am your smile ..and your tears too. Profoundly black, shallow and blue. I give love you can forever have.. I take life with an invisible knife. -Hear my melodies on a hush night full of fantasies- A morning star keeper.. the night goddess' pleaser. Catching slaps and kicks .. I play with those freaks.You can rest in my place but I don't promise to take care of you.What am I?

Business Times - 07 Jul 2008 NEWS ANALYSISDevelopers ponder tricky math before new launches Apart from pricing, a host of factors are critical in their launch decision By KALPANA RASHIWALA (SINGAPORE) The recent spurt of purchases at projects like Nassim Park Residences, Dakota Residences and Clover By The Park, has got many industry players preparing for possible launches to ride the current buyi

Developers ponder tricky math before new launches -Singapore Apart from pricing, a host of factors are critical in their launch decision By KALPANA RASHIWALA   (SINGAPORE) The recent spurt of purchases at projects like Nassim Park Residences, Dakota Residences and Clover By The Park, has got many industry players preparing for possible launches to ride the current buying wave.   Studying [...]

Interest in merger and acquisition (M&A) deals high but investors unsure how to negotiate the maze of rules and regulations Merger and acquisition... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

1. The Federal Government Leviathan “War on Drugs” has been a total failure. By creating an illegal black market for certain substances, and pouring vast military-style resources into trying to end a human vice, our Federal Government has created a bastion for illegal profits for smugglers, gangs, and pushers, has militarized domestic law enforcement [...]

The economy. Downsizings. New small business start-ups. All of this is discussed briefly by Rich Sloane of StartUpNation {He is the co-founder.} Are more people starting their own businesses after losing their jobs? Are people changing the way they commute?...

Saw this picture at Singapore Flyer, opposite the ticketing or information counter. This reminds me of the time I took the first trishaw with my parents, only one time, and the three of us — my father, my mother and I. When small, I was considered very lucky, as what my sister always said. [...]

1. Well, sadly in a way, Ron Paul officially ended his campaign for presidency of the United States. The real good news, however, is that the Leader for Liberty has created a new organization to combine the vast will-power of the Ron Paul movement freedom-lovers into a united group to pursue limited government and [...]

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1. The Federal Reserve System is the primary culprit as to what caused the current credit/housing/mortgage bust. The below-market interest rates engineered by Alan Greenspan and continued by Ben Bernanke and Co. created bubbles and malinvestments (think “Negative Amortization Mortgages” for one specific example) that are now coming home to roost laying waste to [...]

Car is one of common luxury that always attracts your attention. Every one of you has a desire for a particular car. You are passionately longing to take a drive on your desired car but your financial condition futile all these wishes abruptly. Since, car prices have grown considerably it may be a tough condition to finance the price of a desired car with your current financial condition. But it i

City of South Lake Tahoe to ponder cap on vacation rentalsSierra Sun, CA - 19 minutes agoThe city had 1318 vacation rentals as of May 1, up from 1183 in September 2003. On the surface, it might seem that vacation rental homes have been causing … Original post by nathaniel

1. Due to the overwhelming evidence of a long-term bubble in the housing market due to unprecedented lax lending standards, we have called for a significant drop in real estate prices since the March 2005 introduction of the Ponder This… newsletter. Although housing continued to hold on for about another year, with some markets [...]

1. With social mood rolling over back into a more serious bear market environment, it is always interesting to see new social trends begin to grow and take off. This article/video blog highlights a large crowd of hipsters gathered at Union Square in New York City for what looks like a spontaneous “fight club” [...]

1. America was created as a land focused on the protection of liberty and limited government. Known as the “land of the free”, the country has been a rare force in the history of the world in terms of creating and maintaining a free society. That being said, with individual freedom being a [...]

When plastic surgery initially entered mainstream medical practice, it was developed to conform to Caucasian aesthetic standards. One reason why this was so is probably because of the patronage given to it by this group of people- they were generally the ones who could afford it. But very few people know that plastic surgery was found by an ancient Indian doctor named Sushruta who performed the

Last night I had the weirdest dream. Well, I probably have lots of weird dreams but I just happened to wake up right after this one; yeah, the girl was yelling. She used to be so quiet when she woke up, reading books in her crib but now she gets up an hollars, "mom.., mom..., mom!" She keeps repeating it til I get to her. Drives me nuts! Anyway, so my dream was about a hotel. Well,

1. As a young person, I always took it as natural that fluoridating the water supply made sense. It’s one of those things you kind of accept given the nominal BS reason given that “it’s good for tooth decay”. Given that there have been growing questions in relation to potential health risks associated [...]

Want to know how to build a shed? This article will give you a few tips and ideas to help you get started. There are many things to consider when you decide to build a shed yourself. Hopefully these tips will give you ideas on how to do it. More: [...]

Menopause is a transition stage in a woman's life when she stops menstruating for over 12 months continuously. When menopause sets in, the ovaries stop production of eggs, resulting in irregular menstrual activity that eventually ceases. Other hormonal changes occur and symptoms like stomach cramps, pain in the leg, irritability, mood swings, hot flashes and decrease in bone density accompany menopause.Menopause usually occurs between the ages of 40 and 55, and is a natural event in every woman's life. It comes with its own string of health issues, be they physical or emotional, and can be a particularly trying time for those who suffer side effects of menopausal symptoms. They are just ways in which our body reacts to the decrease in production of female hormones.Menopause and Stomach

Menopause is a transition stage in a woman's life when she stops menstruating for over 12 months continuously. When menopause sets in, the ovaries stop production of eggs, resulting in irregular menstrual activity that eventually ceases. Other hormonal changes occur and symptoms like stomach cramps, pain in the leg, irritability, mood swings, hot flashes and decrease in bone density accompany menopause.Menopause usually occurs between the ages of 40 and 55, and is a natural event in every woman's life. It comes with its own string of health issues, be they physical or emotional, and can be a particularly trying time for those who suffer side effects of menopausal symptoms. They are just ways in which our body reacts to the decrease in production of female hormones.Menopause and Stomach

1. Amidst the housing bust portion of the boom-bust cycle, brought on by extremely loose monetary policy engineered by “Easy” Al Greenspan and continued by “Helicopter” Ben Bernanke, underwater home “owners” are now setting fire to their houses (and even cars) to attempt to gain insurance settlements on an impaired asset. This sort of [...]

1. The U.S. Federal Government could be in trouble of losing its AAA debt rating status. The article linked cites potential costs associated with bailing out government sponsored mortgage agencies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac as well as broker-dealers such as Bear Stearns. Not mentioned are the rising costs of global military operations [...]

1. With a full blown credit crisis that was caused by too much government intervention into the marketplace (creating a huge social mood bubble via popular belief in the Fed and its abilities to end the business cycle), the majority of “solutions” that have been floated include vastly expanded government intervention into the market. I will [...]

1. Gary North points out strongly how the Federal Reserve and Federal Government in general have created the current crisis in the economy. There is no doubt in my mind that the Fed has played a tremendous role, essentially the most important in terms of psychology, in brewing the credit bubble that lead to [...]

After a long day of working around the house, cooking, cleaning, laundry, taking care of my son and many others that come across my way I wonder if it all really has any real significance? We hear the women activists with their liberated view of doing it all, enabling women to have it all, et al. [...]

A report this morning by Jeff Goodman of Foxsports.com says that NBA commissioner David Stern and NCAA President Myles Brand are in agreement that both entities would benefit from a new rule requiring players to stay in college for two seasons. According to sources, the proposal would still need to be passed through the NBA Players [...]

1. The United States Federal Government “War on Drugs” which has militarized our domestic law enforcement agencies, imprisoned millions of individuals for the faux “crime” of simply hurting themselves, created terror-filled inner city war zones, enriched thugs and brutes both at home and domestically, and helped fund numerous organizations with purely evil intent, is an [...]

Here are some points to ponder before you enter the world of fashion. 1) If you think that color is composed of black and white, red, blue, green, yellow, then fashion jobs are not for you. 2) Marketing and selling is important in fashion careers. Better make sure you still know how to sell lemonade [...]

On March 31, 2008, the biggest question facing America is not who will be president, or will Congress actually wake up from its lobbyist-induced slumber, or even who will win the 2008 World Series. Nope, the biggest question is, will the built up imbalances in the macro-economy, structured by years and years of below-market [...]

Life is full of challenges. In the battle of life, there is always a winner and a loser. A loser puts out derisive notes to the winner's heart just to gain his victory. You cannot knockdown a greatest warrior in times of battle because he is not superficial; he is impregnable, and firm. Loser= Coward. A coward tends to do: utter threats and throw manure from where he feels safe.Let me share to you one of my all time favorite quotes from Theodore Roosevelt:The credit belongs to the person who is actually in the arena; whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who strives valiantly; who errs and comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; who does actually strive to do deeds; who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotion, spends onesel

1. Eminent economist Paul Kasriel explains how trends in consumer borrowing, spending, saving, and net investment point to a future with a likelihood of declining growth in spurious consumer expenditures. Needless to say, the extreme lack of consumer savings, spurred on and encouraged by horribly ill-conceived Federal Reserve and other Federal Government policy, has [...]

"The great majority of us are required to live a life of constant systematic duplicity. Your health is bound to be affected if, day after day, you say the opposite of what you feel, if you grovel before what you dislike and rejoice at what brings you nothing but misfortune. Our nervous system isn't just a fiction; it's part of our physical body, and our soul exists in space and is inside us, like

1. The big news of the past 24 hours relates to Barack Obama, the potentially racist preachings of his long-time pastor, Obama’s personal relationship with the man, and the issue of race in general. Yesterday Mr. Obama gave a speech on the issue and distanced himself from some of his pastor’s wayward views while [...]

Wow. George W. Bush and Ben Bernanke’s leviathan is killing America. Lots going on these days. The Federal Reserve is working to bail out idiot Wall Street bankers left and right, George W. Bush is calling fighting on the front lines “romantic”, the economy and markets continue to get swift kicked, the dollar is [...]

There is definitely a lot going on right now for the insightful observer. I am often left wishing there were six additional hours in the day to get everything I’m doing done, research the world of information effectively, blog something entertaining, interesting, and possibly enlightening every so often, and get enough rest to be [...]

1. A ridiculously great lampoon of the interaction of AT&T with the Feds in relation to them filtering through every piece of data coming through their system. 2. William F. Buckley Jr., one of the grandfathers of the Neo-Conservative (read: big government Republican) movement, passed away yesterday. He is remembered for being a prolific obituary [...]

Gen. David Petraeus's surge has been so successful in reducing violence that some officials at the Pentagon and the State Department, not to mention in the Democratic Congress are wondering whether Petraeus can accelerate his timetable for withdrawal of U.S. troops. Petraeus summarized the good news about security in an interview Tuesday in his office in the Republican Palace. He described the remarkable improvements since the U.S. troop surge reached full strength over the summer. Behind him was a chart outlining his "anaconda strategy" against al-Qaeda. Like the giant snake, Petraeus said, the American military is destroying its prey by "squeezing, squeezing, squeezing." The U.S. commander said the level of violence in Iraq is down about 60 percent from summer's peak in every major category overall attacks, U.S. casualties and Iraqi civilian casualties. In Anbar province, once the epicenter of the insurgency, the number of attacks has fallen from 1,350 in October 2006 to fewer tha

If a man overdoses on Viagra, how do they get the casket lid shut? If the insurance companies are going to set guidelines before approving Viagra coverage, what are they going to use? A growth... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

via Gizmodo"What makes home theater projectors so sexy, so compelling and so different from a regular old TV set with its LCD or plasma screen? We're going to break it down for you, and let you know why it just might be worth it to consider putting together a dedicated home theater room—a temple devoted to the holy projector that makes watching a regular TV show feel just like a trip to a movie theater."

compiled by Ralph Dumain 1. What does “ideology” mean to you? 2. What are the various ways the term is used? 3. What is the history (and pre-history) of the concept, from De Tracy (1797) on? 4. Is ideology bad, good, neutral? 5. Is “ideology” bad faith, or just a deceptive veil of appearances? 6. If bad faith, is ideology primarily a deception of others, or of oneself? 7. Can true beliefs be used ideologically? (In other words: one’s relationship to one’s ideas) 8. Are ideologies explicit or tacit? 9. Is ideology primarily a system of ideas or beliefs, or an embodied structure of social practices? 10. How does social position affect ideology? What do people in different social positions share ideologically? How do they differ? What different sorts of real

Web hosting companies provide clients with server space and internet connectivity on a server they own. They also provide data center space and connectivity for servers they do not own to be located in their data center.There are certain factors a site owner has to take into account if he is contemplating a web host company for his website.There are thousands of small and big web hosting companies out there and some come cheap while some are expensive. While it is natural to think that the more expensive host will provide better service, most often it is not the case. The best way to find out is to check customer reviews in open forums or through web hosting directories.There are many hosting services that web hosts provide. For instance, a shared web hosting service places a web site on t

"Love one another with brotherly affection. Outdo one another in showing honor". To attempt to outdo one another in showing honor might be a healthier competition than trying to outdo one another in pride, ego and righteousness. Give this paradigm shift a try, and see how the people around your respond to being honored instead of defeated.

Some points to ponder in day trading Generally intraday or day trading means - you should buy low and sell high, or you should sell high and buy low this is basic factor of daytrading to make good money. But in reality almost all of them trade in a hasty way in day trading and lose money instead of earning, there are two important factors you should possess to be a successful day trader, 1.

It's frustrating. I've been experiencing downtime for my health blog since this afternoon. Also, I don't even know why the line is been unstable throughout the day. It's like a day full of hiccups and little depressing moments but a look at my little boy's face can dissolve these frustrations away. Clayton has taught me to see things in the positive light when I'm feeling blue. Just imagine... you and I used to smile in split moments when bad things happened when we were kids but things are different now as we progress in our lives... something to ponder on.

Are you ashamed that sometimes you struggle? The best way to be strong, is to stay closely connected to your power source. If your power source is the Lord, then you're going to long for the ways of the Spirit. If your power source is worldliness, then you're going to long for the ways of the world. Choose which power source you will plug into, and allow God to empower you to choose the ways of the Spirit, though they be at war with the flesh.

Here are a few great articles that deserve a wide audience or at least every United States working Professional should see them. The first is an article in the American Prospect, by Dr. Ron Hira, How “Guestworkers” Promote Outsourcing. In the article, Dr. Hira shows how guest worker Visas, particularly [...]

  Just watched the Ajax game (still Saturday here) and was shocked at just how ruthless it was for a 'friendly'. Both the Arse and Ajax seemed to be out to prove a point. Seemed to me to be the first serious game of the season even if they were just playing for a toy cup full of Kinder Surprise eggs. Very interesting game as the side Wenger put out was much closer to most peoples pick for the regular 1st team (minus Cesc of course). Made me think of a few things that I wanted to whack down here before toddling off to the land of nod. Simple bullets rip ‘em apart at will: 1 ) RVP's temper is a slight worry. Now that he's blossoming into the talent we knew he'd become, he's now the no. 1 target for the 'bring him down' brigade – as we saw with Ajax. With temper flares like that which he showed today, it could be an issue. He showed weakness by reacting and giving up a stupid foul (and yellow card) and in this business tha

Note from Mary: Beth Ross is a Certified Career Coach who will be writing a monthly column for Daily Career Connection. See bethross.com for more information about Beth’s take on career transitions. *  Attitude is everything.  It should always be:  “Problem, what problem?” * Be brief.  Nobody wants to hear your life history–only that which is relevant. *  [...]

Recently it was pointed out that (paraphrasing) a true measure of a person’s ethics is what they do when they think no one is looking. This weighed heavily on my mind as another message board drama ensued, the basis of it being people gossiping about a former member who no longer had access to that [...]

One of the most elegant, most influential and most groaned-about pieces of software in the history of computers is 20 years old. There won't be a lot of birthday celebrations for PowerPoint; the program is one the world loves to mock almost as much as it loves to use. While PowerPoint has served as the metronome for countless crisp presentations, it has also allowed an endless expanse of dimwit ideas to be dressed up with graphical respectability. And not just in conference rooms, but also in the likes of sixth-grade book reports and at PowerPointSermons.com. As it happens, what might be called the downside of the culture of PowerPoint is something that bemuses, concerns and occasionally appalls PowerPoint's two creators as much as it does everyone else. Robert Gaskins was the visionary entrepreneur who in the mid-1980s realized that the huge but largely invisible market for preparing business slides was a perfect match for the coming generation of graphics-oriented computers. Scores

CrazedParent wrote a post over at Maya’s Mom about Survival of the Mommiest. She’s listed some useful resources for keeping your kids busy during summer vacation, and there are even more ideas in the comments. My sister and I are walking a half-marathon in November and during my workouts/training I’ve been enjoying some podcasts. I play a little game: How many miles can I walk per podcast? So far, two of my favorites are Motherhood Uncensored and MommyCast. Sk*rt is a new social networking/bookmarking site for women. So far it’s looking very promising. The Parent Bloggers Network has a contest going on to help spread the word. Just write a post (ASAP) answering the question: “What’s under your Sk*rt?” You could win $275 in prizes. summer fun, kids, podcast, mommy, sk*rt, Parent Bloggers Network

I’ll be posting more photos from our Vegas trip tomorrow. In the meantime, here are a few posts of note from around the blogosphere. Check out iBakeSale.com. 1) Sign up (free). 2) Choose a charity, club, PTA, organization, or yourself to benefit. 3) Shop online at the many participating merchants. 4) Get up 20% cash back to your choice in #2. Very cool. My idea is to set up a college fund account for my kids, then get my whole family to log on to iBakeSale.com when they shop online so the cash-back goes toward my kids’ education. Help kid’s cooking site Spatulatta become a PBS show by taking their short survey and you’ll be entered in the drawing to win a Spatulatta gift basket. Best blog re-invention award: Vodkarella. Join the new forums at BebeReviews and you could win a cool prize. Just two more days to vote in the Modern Mom / Fruity Cheerios Family Fun contest. Go check out the finalists and vote for your favorite. Kelly has a beautiful post about the Power o

With the NFL Draft two days away, it’s about that time to release our 2nd Annual ranking of the top 13 prospects in this year’s class. Last year’s rankings saw RB Reggie Bush, DE Mario Williams and QB Vince Young taking the 1, 2, and 3 spots, respectively, in our rankings. Subsequently Bush was taken 2nd, Williams 1st and Young 3rd in the draft, so NFL officials saw it relatively similar to how we did. (To see the entire article check out the previous issues in PDF format - see the April 2006 issue) This year we take another stab at locating the guys who will be studs: 13. TE Greg Olsen (Miami) 6′6″ 255 4.53 Forty 12. CB Darrelle Revis (PIT) 5′11″ 196 4.41 Forty 11. RB Marshawn Lynch (CAL) 5′11″ 215 4.51 Forty 10. CB Leon Hall (Michigan) 5′11″ 193 4.42 Forty 9. DT Amobi Okoye (Louisville) 6′2″ 301 8. FS LaRon Landry (LSU) 6′0″ 213 4.38 Forty 7. LB Patrick Willis (Ole Miss) 6′1″ 237 4.39 Forty 6. DE Gaines Adams (Clemson) 6′5″ 260 4.67 Forty 5. RB

The Hill: Dems ponder bills on guns and abortionExcerpt:"After a week that thrust gun control and abortion rights to the forefront on the Hill, Democrats are beginning to address both on multiple legislative tracks while liberal advocacy groups work to redefine the two often-incendiary issues.Guns and abortion have become linked as political hot buttons in the media, and partisan divisions on social issues have deepened since the GOP took over Congress 13 years ago. Holding the Senate by a thread and anticipating a crucial presidential contest, Democrats now must decide how they should interpret the Virginia Tech shootings and the Supreme Court’s Wednesday abortion-ban ruling."http://thehill.com/leading-the-news/dems-ponder-bills-on-guns-and-abortion-2007-04-19.htmlAlex

#1. Clearly describe how to set security· Ensures that UI reduces the level of complexity in configuring and managing security· Are there features to test roles?· Will users understand how the test features work?· What are Default Security Roles for New Objects· When objects are created, what are the default security settings?· Are users informed what the security settings are?· Default Security Roles for Updated Objects· What is the default security mode for updated (sub-) objects?· Are users aware of the default security permissions?· Is the security mode appropriate?· When updating the object, will users think/be prompted to change the security?· Are there Multiple Methods of Setting Security:· Are there are multiple methods of setting security for an object?· How are the methods different?· Do users understand the key differences between the methods? (Will the

H/T to BMEWS Just a little something to ponder about Global Warming. Why does Mars also have Global Warming????? Did George Bush send a whole bunch of SUVs to Mars to warm up their Clmate also???? Inquiring Minds want to...

vs. Can a Muslim be a good American (or President) ? @ Some Things Just Need to be Said Can a good Muslim also be a good American? I forwarded that question to a friend of mine who worked in Saudi Arabia for 20 years. The following is his reply : In regard to your question, “Have you ever thought — Can a devout Muslim be an American patriot and a loyal citizen? Is Muslim American really an oxymoron? I want you to consider this: 1. Theologically, no. Because his allegiance is to Allah, the moon god of Arabia. 2. Religiously, no. Because no other religion is accepted by Allah except Islam (Quran, 2:256). 3. Scripturally, no. Because his allegiance is to the five pillars of Islam and the Quran (Koran). 4. Geographically, no. Because his allegiance is to Mecca, to which he turns in prayer five times a day. 5. Socially, no. Because his allegiance to Islam forbids him to make friends with Christians or Jews. Points 6 - 11 here Will the phrase “American as apple pie̶

If your father is a poor man,it is your fate but,if your father-in-law is a poor man,it's your stupidity. Practice makes perfect.....But nobody's perfect......so why practice? If it's true that we are here to help others,then what exactly are the others here for? Since light travels faster than sound,people appear bright until you hear them speak. How come "abbreviated" is such a long word? Behind every successful man, there is a womanAnd behind every unsuccessful man, there are two. Every man should marry.After all, happiness is not the only thing in life. The wise never marry,and when they marry they become otherwise. Success is a relative term.It brings so many relatives. Never put off the work till tomorrow what you can put off today. " Your future depends on your dreams"So go to sleep " Hard work never killed anybody"But why take the risk The more you learn, the more you know,The more you know, the more you forgetThe more you forget

Legislators in Washington, D.C. are considering several credit-related consumer protections as outlined in The Fair and Accurate Credit Transaction Act of 2003 (H.R. 2622). If approved, consumers could benefit from the most wide-ranging changes to the rules covering consumers and credit in decades. One of the most important changes would be the right to receive a free annual copy of your credit

The easiest thing in the world is to be you. The most difficult thing to be is what other people want you to be. Don't let them put you in that position. -~~Leo BuscagliaWe need not be afraid to touch, to feel, to show emotion. The easiest thing in the world is to be what you are, what you feel. The hardest thing to be is what other people want you to be. ~~Leo Buscaglia

Are you the same person you were as a child?What I mean is: if you look at a photograph of yourself when you were 5-years-old and a photograph of yourself now today, would you say they are photos of the same person or are they photos of two different people?The answer seems like it might be quite obvious but on the other hand not.Technorati tags: philosophy, logic, existentialism, question

Just something to sum up what's been going on recently, with four A Level subjects to study and all the coursework associated with them as well, Universities to look around and apply for and job and gap year applications to fill in everything's got a bit confusing lately and some light relief is much needed. Maybe even a picture of "a bunny with a pancake on its head!!!" I suppose the lack of paddling, which usually provides me with the light relief, has added to all the confusion.Planned return to the wet stuff: Friday at the swimming pool with the last session of the three week beginners course I've been running and organising (this isn't really proper paddling) and hopefully, Sunday if there is enough water in the Rothay to bimble on down it.Good lines, stay safe and see you on the wet stuff...Iainwitha{text-decoration:none} -->

If a man overdoses on Viagra, how do they get the casket lid shut? If the insurance companies are going to set guidelines before approving Viagra coverage, what are they going to use? A growth chart? I dropped a Viagra in a jar of small sweet pickles last night and this morning had a jar full of big Kosher dills. I would only take

As Liverpool look to find the right players to finally, finally, FINALLY mount a push for the league the rumours being thrown around right now aren’t all that promising. After seeing the ridiculously impressive impact that a big name like Fernando Torres can have (although it didn’t do anything for the trophy case) the latest [...]