Brian Engblom summed it up nicely at the end of the game when he said, “You may want to check websites and newspapers to see what the penalties were. They did not announce them down the homestretch… there were just too many.”

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According to Facebook’s S-1 filing, users are now generating 2.7 billion Likes and Comments per day. With the Hate button, Facebook expects to at least double that. The S-1 noted “popular Pages on Facebook include Lady Gaga, Disney, and Manchester United, each of which has more than 20 million Likes.” Many inside the company think the Hates could easily top that.

When the original Like button was announced, Mark Zuckerberg made a bold prediction there would be over 1 billion Likes across the web in just the first 24 hours. Sources at Facebook say Mark is estimating 2 billion Hates on the first day. Facebook studies have shown the sad fact that people hate things on the Internet more than they like things. There’s also an internal debate on whether the new button should be called “Hate” or “Dislike.”

Since the tiny Like button makes up such a huge part of Facebook’s revenue, the introduction of the Hate button could raise Facebook’s valuation further ahead of the IPO.

Facebook has already shown they are open to changing the Like button. Earlier this month, Facebook Mobile changed the 2-Click Like button with a 1-Click Like bar.

Other buttons under consideration are the “Meh”, “Love”, “Who Cares”, and “+11″ but there is also a fear this could lead to a button explosion.

Our sources say the Hate button is not a sure thing. It’s being heavily debated inside the social networking company. This new feature would fit with Facebook’s mission to “build tools to help people connect with the people they want and share what they want” whether that’s love or hate.

While the product and sales teams favor the idea, many inside Facebook oppose it. That view is best summed up by Robert Scoble who wrote “I really hope we never see a hate button that gets wide adoption. The world has enough hate as it is.”

Since Facebook is in their quiet period ahead of their IPO, Facebook had no official comment on this report.

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2010 Playmate of the Year Hope Dworaczyk said that she wasn’t too impressed with Lindsay Lohan’s photo shoot for Playboy. To be fair, with 20 hottest photos like these, she’s setting the bar pretty high.

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Classic track-and-field style combines with urban appeal on the ASICS Mexico 66. This old-school silhouette features a leather and suede upper in red, white and blue, with a two-toned EVA midsole adding comfort and traction.

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While America is stuck watching Donny Osmond prance around on Dancing with the Stars, Argentina gets Rocío Guirao Díaz laying out a dance number on Bailando por un Sueño that would make a film star blush.

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This guys needs to watch where he’s going. Watch this hilarious live video caught on tape.

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Before Savage Journey To the American Dream drops March 30, Stalley rolls out its first offering produced by Chad Hugo. This sure is reminiscent to that old Neptune sound.

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Mesh and leather join forces with skate and basketball on the Air Jordan 1 Phat “Club Purple”. An anthracite base gives way to club purple paneling and spark branding on this April drop from Jordan Brand.

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Sent packing by his only NFL team, one he transformed from afterthought to Super Bowl champion, Peyton Manning said goodbye to the Indianapolis Colts with a shaky voice and tear-filled eyes, then got ready to find a new place to play quarterback.

At a podium alongside owner Jim Irsay, who cut the injured star Wednesday rather than pay a whopping $28 million bonus due this week, Manning was by turns wistful, nostalgic and forward-looking.

The only four-time MVP in NFL history now figures to become as coveted a free agent as the league has ever seen, assuming he can assuage any lingering concerns about the series of neck operations that forced him to miss the 2011 season. Arizona, Miami, Seattle, Tennessee, Washington, and the New York Jets all have been rumored as possible destinations.

“Nobody loves their job more than I do. Nobody loves playing quarterback more than I do. I still want to play. But there is no other team I wanted to play for,’’ said Manning, who turns 36 this month.

Still, he acknowledged, “We all know that nothing lasts forever. Times change, circumstances change, and that’s the reality of playing in the NFL.’’

Another reality: Manning should command plenty of offers on the open market. It’s not very often that teams get a crack at a quarterback who’s thrown for more than 50,000 yards and nearly 400 touchdowns, been picked for 11 Pro Bowls, and been a Super Bowl MVP. Manning’s importance to the Colts’ success was never more apparent than last season, when their record plummeted to 2-14 without him.

“I have no idea who wants me, what team wants me, how this process works,’’ Manning told a group of reporters in South Florida, where he has a home and flew after the news conference. “I don’t know if it’s like college recruiting where you go take visits. I mean, this is all so new to me.’’

Reports of other clubs’ interest began emerging a while back, and they’ll only intensify now. Because he was released and went on the waiver wire Wednesday, Manning is allowed to negotiate and sign with any club immediately; he does not need to wait until the free agent period that begins next Tuesday, and said his agent already was taking calls.

Indianapolis needed to cut Manning this week to avoid paying him a bonus from the $90 million, five-year contract he signed in July, although both owner and player insisted the decision was not really about money. The Colts are widely expected to begin moving on by taking Stanford QB Andrew Luck with the No. 1 pick in April’s draft.

Irsay repeatedly used the word “rebuilding’’ and acknowledged: “We’re definitely a few years away.’’

Manning, Irsay said, “is on the mend to try to resume his career.’’

Manning hopes to be playing in the NFL at the start of next season.

Still, he said Wednesday: “I’ll always be a Colt. I always will be. That’ll never change.’’

When the news conference ended, Manning reached over to shake hands with Irsay, who instead tried to offer a hug, and they wound up settling for pats on the shoulder before walking off together and leaving the room.

“There will be no other Peyton Manning,’’ Irsay said.

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Listen to new music by rapper Wiz Khalifa. While the laid-back track is not slated to be featured on his forthcoming mixtape, it will be interesting to see where it does land.

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