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This. Most people don't seem to notice her in her minor roles. I didn't either, but she snuck up on me slowly until one day I really focused on her and realized she is one of the most beautiful women I've ever seen. Virtually flawless as a younger woman, particularly playing Earl K. Long's side piece.

Acknowledged. Have you ever heard the Scorpions first album, called Action, or Lonesome Crow? His voice was spectacular. Michael Schenker was 13 when they started recording and 15 when it finally got released. Amazing album.

RJD is always the first to come to mind. His work with Rainbow and Sabbath was remarkable, the solo stuff, not so much. Other special vocalists: MJK, Geoff Tate, Ray Alder, Derek St. Holmes, early Klaus Meine (before Rock You Like a Hurricane robbed him of his dignity), David Coverdale, Mikael Akerfeldt

BTW, I don't think Syrio Forel is dead. I think that was our first introduction to the Faceless Man we know as Jaqen Haqar

The new Entourage. Bad acting, okay show, can't stop watching it for the depravity. I agree that the Rock is very likeable.

MDC and RLLD are both right here. The good citizens of Balmore deserve better, proactive police protection. And, the looting, banging thugs deserve to be left to the outcome they desired. Now, just help me learn how to tell them apart, and we can fix this. Oh, and also, we need to figure out how to make the cops safe while they are doing their job of protecting the good citizens.

Great band. Lights Out is among my all time top 20 albums. Strangers in the Night is still the best live album I've ever owned (maybe tied with Song Remains the Same). They made some good music with Paul Chapman, but the Schenker period was the glory days.

All of you non-book readers need to rewatch Ep 4 and watch the exchange between LittleFinger and Sansa in the Stark crypts about three times. That scene is the key to the entire saga. Burn that discussion into your consciousness to prepare for the remaining seasons. You are welcome

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I was a Lynch detractor, and have been wondering what goes through his head when he does his nutty stuff. The crotch grab, the interviews, the stopping at the goal line and waving his teammates away. He's a complex dude, and per a feature I read this morning, does a ton to give back to the youth of Oakland and area. His DUI tore him up, because he felt he was letting those kids down. I doubt I would enjoy hanging out with him, but maybe he's not such a bad guy, behind all the overt weirdness.

Robinson is hamstrung by the fact that his team falls behind very early most weeks. When he gets critical mass number of carries, he always produces. I don't think you can play him against prolific offenses, but in toilet bowl type games, I would expect him to have good numbers.

Lewis is going to have some good games down the stretch, but I want to see him play a week. I started Rudolph last week over Donnell and paid the price. I think I start Rudolph here, with a game under his belt. No one else to catch passes for the wobbly Bridgewater. Good points made above on Gresham and Amaro. Tamme has upside but I think JT plays. I go with KR.

I think NE jumps on DET and Stafford will have to sling it all day. I hate SF's passing game, period, despite the good matchup. I roll with Tate.

You're certainly not gaining much consensus here, and I'm not going to help. Lacy and Lynch are a given in my mind. You have some really good WR matchups and choosing will be tough. I like ODB against Dallas more than Marshall vs. TB because I think Forte will be used a lot to keep McCoy and Co at bay. Maclin vs. Tenn is also great. Gut feel here, but I think I go Lacy, Lynch, ODB and Maclin.

I'm starting Gordon in my main league, but have a nagging feeling that if I had a better alternative, I might watch him for a week. Maclin is certainly a good alternative. I still think I would start Gordon vs. the Falcons. Good luck.