justin

I never understood the intruige that people have in running with crazed wild bulls. Idiots: http://news.yahoo.com/photo/070713/481/ef5...dTBppxgzbMDW7oF That guy may be on the sidelines for a while. And talk about brotherly love: http://news.yahoo.com/photos/ss/events/lf/...cF&auto=yes

Urlacher is totally classless.

Cool. I am going up to the Hall of Fame in two weeks (for induction weekend). How was it? Did you stay in town?

I've been a couple of times, but mostly in the winter. They have a great Chrismas festival/garden that goes through most of December. The city center has some nice shops and restaurants. Where are you staying? They have a pretty nice soccer/football stadium, so if you're into that you may want to check out the schedule and go to a game.

I've been twice in the past three years and my in-laws just bought a share place at the Occidental in Aruba. PM me for specific questions, but here goes my general summary. It's a great place if you like to sit on the beach (or pool), eat, drink and gamble. There is also good diving/snorkeling and many boat tours are available. Aside from the beaches, boat tours and resorts, there isn't much there, but not sure if there is much else you'd want in a honeymoon spot. I've stayed at the Radison and Marriot Beach Club, both nice resorts. I'd put the Radison slightly ahead of the Marriott because I thought the beach there was nicer and it was a little bit more intimate. The Marriot has three properties right on top of each other and it's a pretty masive resort. I also liked the casino at the Radison better and they have a separate poker room which offers nightly tourney's and cash games. Most of the resorts are located along one stretch of beach on the northwest part of the island, but there is also a downtown area that has some hotels and restaurants. It's also where the cruise ships dock. As Whomper pointed out, El Gaucho is a good steakhouse in the downtown area. Good meat and you may need to make a res. Most of the hotels have good restaurants. I particularly liked the places in the Hyatt hotel and had a great sushi meal in the Japanesse place in the Hyatt.

If they start-up a HOF for crybaby's he'd be in the inaugural class w/ Vermeil.

Agreed. I think that I read somewhere that the restaurant was basically an outdoor dinning place and it was only 50 yards from the patio to their personal suite. Either way, there is no excuse for leaving your children unattended in a public resort.

I agree here on how hard it is to get in, but I'm surprised that you don't expect Woodson in. Or maybe you just consider him getting in as a Raven

Locks: Jon Ogden Ray Lewis Still to be determined: Ed Reed Long-shot: McNair Retired (but will likely get in, probably wearing other uni's): Rod Woodson Shannon Sharpe Deion Sanders

Jon Ogden Ray Lewis Jermaine Lewis Bert Jones Curt Warner (SEA) Steve Largent Don Majkowski Sterling Sharpe Brett Favre Barry Sanders and of course, Johnny U (never saw him play live).

Lost - season 1 Wire - seasons 1 & 2 (on 3 now) Nip Tuck - season 1 and 2 Chappelle Show

Thanks for all the recs. I wound up playing at Barefoot - Love and Myrtlewood - Pine Hills. I enjoyed both. Love was definitely a step above most courses I've ever played. Extreamely challenging, but I played pretty well (for me). I had limited time there, but would like to get back to MB only to play golf.

Sometime subtitles bother me, but definitely not in Pans. I watched it on an airplane and really enjoyed it. My spanish is very weak, but I actually liked listening to they way that young girl spoke and could follow some of the conversations between other characters. The special effects were great as was the story and characters. Does the DVD have additional extra material?

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