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Thrillist has a list 75 "Next-level" Super Bowl recipes. http://www.thrillist.com/eat/nation/super-bowl-snacking A lot of bacon in these recipes Included: BBQ'd Country-style pork ribs Espresso BBQ hot wings Baller pulled pork Dorito Viche Pizza nachos Italiano Sea-deviled eggs Cheddar cheese, sausage, & biscuit dip Fried bacon balls Jalapeno bacon crab dip Pigskin-worthy pork wings I would do anything for love, but I won't do that PB & bacon meatloaf sliders Sour bacon sandwiches Grilled (Mac &) cheese sandwiches Sausage, beer & blue cheese mussels Nacho Daddy's lasagna Cheesy buffalo pigskin tots Bacon & blue cheese dip Heirloom Wisconsin black seed popcorn w/ truffle salt and parmigiano reggiano BBQ beef puffs Beer braised sliders Fried chicken bacon nuggets Buffalo Billy's Boboli Border Dog Bourbon BBQ ribs Chex Mix-encrusted chicken fingers (with Dr. Pepper BBQ sauce) Spicy nuts and chicken kakiage Crab dip Dorito-encrusted wings Tempura fried bacon Super crabby balls Fried taco ravioli Frito-fried bacon dogs Bacon-wrapped/shrimp-stuffed grilled jalapeno poppers Charred Kobe dogs with apple-radish sauerkraut and fried mustard The Honey Shack's grilled lemon pepper wings with spicy ranch sauce "Nachos" Crispy fried oyster po'boy sandwich cups New Orleans BBQ shrimp Jalapeno popper sliders Pickled sausages Pizza Cubano Pulled bacon sliders Simple Wings Spicy four-cheese dip Bacon wienies Spinach, bacon, and tomato dip Three-Meat Balls

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Big Ten: Heart of Dallas: Purdue Unspecified gift suite Meineke Car Care of Texas: Minnesota Fossil watch, 32-inch flat-screen TV, belt buckle, T-shirt, lapel pin, backpack Buffalo Wild Wings: Michigan State Gift suite presented by PAC Sports Division, Fossil watch, Ogio Mercur backpack TaxSlayer.com Gator: Northwestern Fossil watch, Dome hat, Mercury garment bag and carry-on bag, Jostens ring, football Outback: Michigan $150 Best Buy gift card, Fossil watch, ring, cap, Outback Steakhouse gift card Capital One: Nebraska $420 shopping trip to a local Best Buy, Fossil watch Rose presented by Vizio: Wisconsin Gift suite, Fossil watch, Oakley backpack, New Era Thirty9 Thirty cap Here are the rest: http://www.sportsbusinessdaily.com/Journal/Issues/2012/12/03/In-Depth/Bowl-gifts.aspx

The 18th Amendment Ratified January 16, 1919 Section 1. After one year from the ratification of this article the manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxicating liquors within, the importation thereof into, or the exportation thereof from the United States and all territory subject to the jurisdiction thereof for beverage purposes is hereby prohibited. Section 2. The Congress and the several States shall have concurrent power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation. Section 3. This article shall be inoperative unless it shall have been ratified as an amendment to the Constitution by the legislatures of the several States, as provided in the Constitution, within seven years from the date of the submission hereof to the States by the Congress. The 21st Amendment Ratified December 5, 1933 Section 1. The eighteenth article of amendment to the Constitution of the United States is hereby repealed. Section 2. The transportation or importation into any State, Territory, or possession of the United States for delivery or use there in of intoxicating liquors, in violation of the laws thereof, is hereby prohibited. Section 3. This article shall be inoperative unless it shall have been ratified as an amendment to the Constitution by conventions in the several States, as provided in the Constitution, within seven years from the date of the submission hereof to the States by the Congress. http://www.repealday.org/ Have a drink today, because you can!

No. 14 NEBRASKA at IOWA Brian Bennett: Iowa needs a hero and will be holding out for one until the end of the night. Not happening. Nebraska is on a roll right now, and will push around a Hawkeyes team that has little to play for and no ability to keep up with the Huskers on the scoreboard. Taylor Martinez puts up one last argument for Big Ten offensive player of the year honors with 100 yards rushing and 200 yards passing as Nebraska punches its ticket to Indy. ... Nebraska 38, Iowa 17 Adam Rittenberg: As you wrote last week, there's no stopping the Huskers now. Bo Pelini's team knows what it needs to do, and everyone has taken care of business against Iowa's flat-lining defense in recent weeks. Martinez continues his major awards push with four total touchdowns (three passing, one rushing), and RB Ameer Abdullah adds a long scoring run as Nebraska leads throughout and earns the right to represent the Legends Division at the championship game. ... Nebraska 35, Iowa 10 http://espn.go.com/blog/bigten/post/_/id/65924/big-ten-predictions-week-13-2

National ranking: 15. Bo Pelini, Nebraska: $2.875 million $$$$ per win this season: 5. Pelini: $319,444 per win 12. Ferentz: $958,750 per win http://espn.go.com/blog/bigten/post/_/id/65841/where-b1g-coaches-rank-in-salary

http://espn.go.com/b...tions-week-10-2 No. 20 NEBRASKA at MICHIGAN STATE Brian Bennett: The Spartans are at home, have that lock-down defense and should play with more confidence on offense after last week's win at Wisconsin. But ... I just remember how easily Nebraska shut down a much better Michigan State attack last year in Lincoln and how well the Blackshirts normally match up with pro-style passing teams. And even though Taylor Martinez and the Huskers won't score as much as they usually do, they will put up too many points for the Spartans. Martinez overcomes a couple of turnovers and leads a patented Nebraska comeback win. ... Nebraska 23, Michigan State 16 Adam Rittenberg: Maybe Michigan State finally has turned the corner, but I also like this matchup for Nebraska. Pelini's defenses feast on pro-style offenses, and Michigan State hasn't had a good one this season. The Spartans score an early touchdown off of a Nebraska turnover, but the Huskers eventually settle down. QB Taylor Martinez connects with receiver Kenny Bell for a score and several long passes, and while the Huskers struggle to get in the end zone, Brett Maher goes 4-for-4 on field-goal attempts. Spartans running back Le'Veon Bell records another 100-yard rushing performance, but he needs at least 30 carries to get there. ... Nebraska 19, Michigan State 17 http://www.athlonspo...and-predictions Big Ten's Top Storylines to Watch in Week 10: 1. Can Nebraska handle the driver’s seat? Whether Denard Robinson played the entire game or not, Nebraska emerged from last weekend’s tilt with Michigan as the frontrunner in the Legends Division. There is no rest for the weary, however, as the Huskers travel to East Lansing this weekend to take on Michigan State. The Spartans are an enigmatic team that went on the road and beat Wisconsin last weekend with little to no offensive production from the quarterback position. Bo Pelini can work himself into a frenzy on the sidelines at times and he will need to portray an image of calm, cool and collected this weekend. A potential return trip to Pasadena is in the cards if they can handle the pressure of being the hunted on the road this weekend. 2. The league’s best offense vs. the league’s best defense Taylor Martinez and the Huskers are leading the Big Ten in scoring offense (39.3 ppg), total offense (489.1 ypg) and rushing (264.1 ypg). Michigan State and William Gholston are leading the Big Ten in total defense (267.4 ypg), scoring defense (15.0 ppg) and rushing defense (91.2 ypg). Talk about strength on strength. Something will have to give on Saturday night and if Nebraska wants to be taken seriously as a Big Ten title contender under Bo Pelini, this is a game it has to win. Braden Gall......Nebraska, 24-21 Mitch Light.......Nebraska, 20-13 Steven Lassan..Nebraska, 24-20 David Fox.........Nebraska, 21-17 Post others that you find around the interwebz

Does anybody use Instagram? I have it, but I don't post a lot of pics. The few that I have posted are usually something I'm eating (super interesting), something I'm drinking (booooooze), or some books or whatever I find semi-interesting. Who do you follow? I follow some friends, but I also have started following some other accounts. I like street art, so I follow some different account like that. NASA has a good account. They posted a self-pic that Curiosity took of itself the other day. I know some people think it's dumb (Facebook for people that can't read) but I look at it as a cleaned up version of Facebook. No bullsh#t, just pics. If you wanna follow me I'm @gsg5545 Edit: I posted this here because I thought it would get more views than the A/V forum, but if it really needs moved, that's fine.

Post any "expert" predictions you find on the interwebz and post them here! No. 22 MICHIGAN at NEBRASKA Adam Rittenberg: I know Nebraska plays much better at home, and quarterback Taylor Martinez has made obvious improvement this season. But Michigan is the steadier team right now, and the better defensive squad. The Wolverines got over the hump last week against rival Michigan State, and they'll find a way to record a signature road win. Linebacker Jake Ryan recovers two Nebraska fumbles and Denard Robinson breaks off a long touchdown run in the fourth quarter as the Wolverines silence the Sea of Red. ... Michigan 26, Nebraska 24 Brian Bennett: The Legends Division race could get pretty boring if Michigan wins in Lincoln. One thing this league has not been this year is predictable. The Wolverines' recent conservative ways on offense will play into the hands of a Huskers defense that plays better when it knows what to expect. Martinez will pick on Michigan cornerbacks and turn in one of the finest moments of his career as Nebraska roars back from an early double-digit deficit to win. ... Nebraska 28, Michigan 23 http://espn.go.com/blog/bigten/post/_/id/63130/big-ten-predictions-week-9-2