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Score from 118 reviews: Good Latest booking: 3 hours agoLocated on a hill facing the Bazas fortifications, in a 10-acre park, this hotel features a spa with 2 swimming pools, a Jacuzzi and a hammam. Free Wi-Fi and free parking are available. More…
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|La Maison Bali 1 Cabaille, Coimères (0.7 miles from Cazats)
Score from 85 reviews: Wonderful Latest Booking: September 19Offering a seasonal heated outdoor swimming pool, La Maison Bali is located in Coimères, 5 km from Langon. The B&B has free WiFi and modern bedrooms. In the morning, a continental breakfast is served.... More…
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|Gîte d'Emmannaëlle et Jultony 1 Lagrange, Auros (3.2 miles from Cazats)
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|Château Saint Vincent 1 rue Arnaud de Pins, Bazas (3.3 miles from Cazats)
Score from 15 reviews: Latest Booking: September 20This Renaissance-style 19th century château is set in the village of Bazas, 60 km south of Bordeaux. With free Wi-Fi and a garden terrace, it offers spacious rooms with views of the surrounding park. More…
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|Chambres d'Hôte Rouge Bordeaux 3 rue de Tauzia, Auros (3.5 miles from Cazats)
Score from 50 reviews: Wonderful Latest Booking: September 18Ran by French and American owners, this early 19th-century presbytery is surrounded by Grave and Sauterne vineyards and has free Wi-Fi, 24-hour reception and an outdoor swimming pool. More…
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|Les Hortensias du Rempart 20 rue Arnaud de Pontac, Bazas (3.5 miles from Cazats)
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IN FOCUS WITH MARTIN SHEEN Examines New Educational Trends
The producers of In Focus with Martin Sheen have announce dan upcoming series of reports showcasing how new approaches to education are showing results in the classroom and in test scores.
In Focus with Martin Sheen is an independently produced television program airing in markets around the country on public television. The show is hosted by the legendary Martin Sheen, who is entering his second 50 years in American entertainment. Mr. Sheen is also a respected philanthropist and activist.
In Focus Martin Sheen is continuing its commitment to education reporting with a new series highlighting innovative approaches to education that are showing results around the country. The show is talking to teachers, parents and education experts about how new curricula are showing progress at improving grades and increasing test scores around the country.
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Dwyane Wade with the spinning, ball-fake bucket (VIDEO)
Jun 5, 2014, 10:00 PM EDT
The first half of the NBA Finals was a lot of what you'd expect — the Spurs making the extra pass, making the Heat pay for any defensive lapse. While the Heat moved the ball, too, forced some turnovers, and made a few exceptional plays.
Like this one from Dwyane Wade, who beats Manu Ginobili from the baseline (thanks to an illegal screen from Rashard Lewis) then gets in the lane and torches Tim Duncan with the ball fake.
This is going to be a fun series.
- savvybynature - Jun 6, 2014 at 4:18 PM
That was about as blatant of a moving screen as it gets, and it literally happened one step in front of the ref!
Geez, what do the Spurs have to do to get an obvious call at home?
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Hong-Chih Kuo shut down; likely headed for DL
Mar 26, 2010, 10:45 PM EDT
The Dodgers have shut down reliever Hong-Chih Kuo for the second time in the past week after he felt continued discomfort in his left elbow on Friday, reports Tony Jackson of ESPNLosAngeles.com. "Nothing felt really bad, but it wasn't real good as far as how it felt," Dodgers manager Joe Torre said. "I don't think…
Red Sox ink Schoeneweis to minor league deal
Mar 26, 2010, 9:30 PM EDT
Here's a little update to a story Aaron covered on Tuesday. The Red Sox have signed veteran left-handed reliever Scott Schoeneweis to a minor league contract, reports NESN.com. Schoeneweis was released by the Brewers earlier this week and wasn't too happy about it, saying "I wasted a month of my time" and "It's just ironic…
Joe Nathan undergoes Tommy John surgery
Mar 26, 2010, 8:28 PM EDT
UPDATE: General manager Bill Smith says that Nathan's reported "significant" UCL tear ended up being a complete tear, reports Kelsie Smith of the St. Paul Pioneer Press. 7:31 pm: The Twins have announced that Joe Nathan's Tommy John surgery was a success, reports Joe Christensen of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. Mets (gasp!) team physician Dr. David…
A-Rod still hasn't met with feds about Galea
Mar 26, 2010, 7:07 PM EDT
Alex Rodriguez and I have something in common: Neither of us met with federal investigators in regards to Canadian doctor Anthony Galea on Friday. "We're going to continue to work together and cooperate," he said. "I'm going to talk to the Feds and Major League Baseball shortly.". Rodriguez wouldn't say why he didn't go, or…
Cliff Lee is probably going on the DL
Mar 26, 2010, 6:12 PM EDT
Cliff Lee's abdomen strain is not responding well to rest and a little throwing, so the team has decided to shut him down completely for five days. It looks increasingly likely, then, that he will begin the season on the disabled list. According to the team, he would need a couple of bullpen sessions before…
Piniella picks Silva, Gorzelanny for Cubs' rotation
Mar 26, 2010, 5:43 PM EDT
Lou Piniella announced this afternoon that Tom Gorzelanny and Carlos Silva will begin the season in the Cubs' rotation, with Jeff Samardzija and Sean Marshall both heading to the bullpen. "Unfortunately, we only have two spots," Piniella said, which is funny considering that one of those spots is going to a guy who went 5-18…
Ian Kinsler may not be ready for Opening Day
Mar 26, 2010, 5:15 PM EDT
Ian Kinsler suffered a high ankle sprain on March 11th, and hasn't played since. While the team says that it's been improving since then, they gave him a cortisone shot today. The Rangers are uncertain if he'll be available for Opening Day. Evan Grant at the Dallas Morning News is on it: he notes that…
Roy Oswalt leaves start with hamstring injury
Mar 26, 2010, 4:42 PM EDT
Roy Oswalt left today's start against the Pirates with a strained hamstring and MLB.com's Brian McTaggart reports that he's flying to Houston to be examined by team doctors. Oswalt told McTaggart that the injury is "nothing major" and something he "could have gotten through" had it been the regular season, but general manager Ed Wade…
The Upper Deck comes down at Yankee Stadium
Mar 26, 2010, 4:15 PM EDT
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Giants trade Frandsen to Red Sox for PTBNL
Mar 26, 2010, 3:45 PM EDT
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Springtime Storylines: Did the Angels lose too much blood this winter?
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Mike Lowell limps off with bruised left knee
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Sex-for-World Series tickets defendant convicted on one charge, acquitted on another
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Dustin McGowan shut down for two weeks
Mar 26, 2010, 1:46 PM EDT
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Springtime Storylines: Are the Indians the worst team in baseball?
Mar 26, 2010, 1:15 PM EDT
Between now and Opening Day, HBT will take a look at each of the 30 teams, asking the key questions, the not-so-key questions, and generally breaking down their chances for the 2010 season. Hello, everybody, Harry Doyle here, welcoming all you Friends of the Feather to another season of Indians baseball! The big question: Are…
Ronnie Belliard makes weight, gets $825,000
Mar 26, 2010, 12:46 PM EDT
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Mar 26, 2010, 12:15 PM EDT
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Mar 26, 2010, 11:45 AM EDT
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text: The Obama's Are Back On The Courts! By Cheryl Hagen November 29, 2010 10:36 AM Share on Facebook Share on Twitter AFP/Getty Images President Obama checks out his injured lip after being elbowed while playing basketball. President Obama returned to the basketball court yesterday morning, just two days after an errant elbow forced him to get 12 stitches to close a cut on his lower lip. The "Hill" newspaper reports that Obama was seen hooping it up with daughters Sasha and Malia on a court near the Interior Department Building. On Friday, the President was injured while playing in a five-on-five game when Rey Decerega, the director of programs for the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, clocked him on the lip while going up for a shot. Courtesy of Metro Source Filed Under: Basketball, President Obama Category: National + Global News Share on Facebook Share on Twitter More Leave a comment Send to a friend! Print this page Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr! More From Joy FM Disappearing Soccer Player Men, Women & Children Hundreds Gather Outside Apple Store At Walden Galleria For iPhone6 Release [PHOTOS + VIDEO] Harry Styles Health Scare: One Direction Singer Having Chest Pains During Show? [VIDEO] Best of the Web


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The GQ Guide to Suits
Presenting our exhaustive guide to that wardrobe cornerstone, the suit: the styles you need, the fit you want, and how to put it all together with aplomb
That's our mantra here at GQ. It's what we preach every issue. Doesn't matter what kind of suit you're investing in, whether it's $200 or $2,000, flannel or seersucker, two-button or three. We've seen plenty of guys who've bought the right suit and let it hang off them like an NBA rookie on draft night. And we've seen men in cheap but well-tailored suits who look like a million bucks. The thing's got to fit right, or else there's no point in wearing it. Question is, what's the right fit, and how do you get it?
A. Take It from the Top
A good suit should hug your shoulders, not slouch off them. Most guys think they're a size larger than they are—say, a 42 regular instead of a 40. When buying a suit, go ahead and try sizing down. When you pull on the jacket, there should be a firmness to it. You should snap to attention and stand taller. If it doesn't fit right in the shoulders, don't buy it.
B. Lose the Flab
Think about the width of the sleeves. This is an obsession of ours at GQ. For pretty much every photo shoot, we have a tailor slim down the sleeves, trimming them of excess fabric. It cuts a mean figure.
C. Show Some Cuff
Your suit sleeves should end just above the hinges of your wrists, so a quarter to half inch of shirt cuff shows. It's like the frame on a painting—the elegant finishing touch.
D. Taper, Taper, Taper
Your jacket should contour to your body. Have a tailor nip it at the sides. This will accentuate your shoulders—whether you've got strong ones or not.
E. Break It Down
We like flat-front pants, cut slim, with very little break at the ankle. This produces a long, clean look. Your pants should just clip the tops of your shoes, not bunch up over them.
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They have wobbled, stumbled — and even taken a few steps backward over the past six months, but your 2009-10 Bruins have now triumphantly shaken hands at center ice with a defeated foe and moved on to the second round of the playoffs.
With David Krejci scoring two goals, Mark Recchi and Mirsolav Satan providing single tallies and Tuukka Rask making 27 saves, the sixth-seeded Bruins eliminated the third-seeded Buffalo Sabres with a 4-3 victory before a raucous crowd at TD Garden Monday.
You may not have seen it coming, but for just the third time in 16 years the Bruins have advanced past the first round of the playoffs. Moreover, for the first time since 1992 the oft-maligned B's have managed to get out of the opening round in consecutive years.
"It's a nice feeling to be going to the second round," Bruins captain Zdeno Chara said. "Buffalo was playing extremely well, they battled hard. It was a tough series."
Boston will now await the outcome Wednesday's Game 7 between top-seeded Washington and eighth-seeded Montreal. If the Caps prevail, the B's will take on Sidney Crosby and defending champion Pittsburgh in the conference semifinals. Should the Canadiens upset the Caps, the Bruins would have home-ice advantage against the Flyers in a second-round matchup.
Any thoughts of getting past the Penguins would have been greeted with considerable skepticism through most of the regular season, but the Bruins' play of late raises some interesting questions.
What if Rask continues to play as well as the elite goalies in the league? Just how good can the Bruins be?
Aside from putting up league-best statistics during the regular season, Rask outdueled likely Vezina Trophy winner Ryan Miller during the opening round. He helped secure Monday's win by making several sprawling saves as the Bruins looked to lock up the series.
"He played well, he made some really big saves for us, especially in the second period," said Chara. "He was a big factor."
The Bruins opened the scoring for the first time in the series, as Krejci deflected in a slick pass from Recchi in the low slot during a power play 13:39 into the first period. Recchi then swatted in a pass from Krejci early in the second and it was 2-0.
The Sabres cut into the advantage as Patrick Kaleta finished a perfect cross zone tic-tac-toe bit of passing in the second period, but Krejci netted his second goal and Satan added an insurance goal that turned out to be crucial as Buffalo drew within 4-3 and further tested Rask with just 1:13 to play.
The rookie goalie did his part to secure the series clincher, leaving Bruins fans with more optimism about the B's playoff hopes.
"Everyone was going tonight, besides two mistakes where they scored, everyone was going, we made plays — it was a great game," Rask said.
What if Rask and the Bruins' league-leading defense is able to neutralize Crosby and superstar teammate Evgeni Malkin? Or to contain the Flyers attack?
What if the special teams that were clicking against Buffalo continue to excel? How good can the Bruins be?
While Boston penalty killers were extinguishing all 19 Buffalo power-play chances in the series, the Bruins power play clicked at an outstanding 27.3 percent rate of success against the Sabres, generating six goals in 22 chances.
The first two Boston goals Monday were scored with a man advantage, and the B's had at least a power-play tally in four of the six games.
"I think our power play was a little bit better than theirs," Recchi said when asked what he thought made the difference in the series. "That helped — our penalty killing, special teams was a big part of it. Tuukka was terrific and everyone stepped up."
The 42-year-old Recchi certainly did his part, too, skating like a 20-year-old throughout the opening round. He punctuated an outstanding series against Buffalo by making a brilliant pass to Krejci for the Bruins' opening goal Monday. In the second period, he tapped in a feed from Krejci for his third goal and fifth point of the series.
Aside from Recchi, other Bruins forwards seemed to shake off their regular-season scoring woes. Michael Ryder chipped in two goals. Krejci had three goals and five points in the series. Satan found his scoring touch. Milan Lucic provided key assists on the final two Bruins goals Monday.
What if the B's offense has woken up in time for a solid playoff run?
They were nothing special during the regular season, but these Bruins now have been as successful as any other B's team over the past 16 years. And they're not done.
"We had a couple of inconsistent games at the end of the year, but for the most part for the last month we were a pretty good hockey club and a tough team to play against," Recchi said. "It took us a long time to find that competitive edge every night and be willing to do it every night. We did it for the most part in this series and that's why we ended up winning."
No question about it.
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Former Patriots safety and current NBC Sports analyst, Rodney Harrison, spoke about the Patriots offensive line struggles. He talked about being hated in league and hating Jerry Rice and Randy Moss at points in his career. He thinks Josh McDaniels needs to get Brandon LaFell involved, and what to expect from Darrelle Revis going forward.
MFB wonder if the fans can look past Richie Incognito's problems in Miami and would embrace him if he could shore up the offensive line. Also, the guys note that the only 2 teams the Pats have beaten...are awful.
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Violence swept across parts of India's Punjab yesterday as followers of a Sikh sect attacked police stations and set fire to trains after one of its leaders was shot and killed by rivals while preaching at a temple in Austria.
The Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, himself a Sikh, appealed for calm as police and demonstrators clashed in several north Indian cities. One demonstrator was killed and several wounded as police and troops opened fire. "I am deeply distressed by the outbreak of violence in Punjab following certain incidents in Vienna," Mr Singh said. "Sikhism preaches tolerance and harmony".
Large crowds defied a curfew that had been imposed late on Sunday night and turned their anger on police and officials following the incident in Vienna when a group of Sikhs wielding knives and a handgun attacked two preachers and their followers from a rival sect. One of the preachers, Sant Rama Nand, the group's deputy leader, subsequently died from his injuries while its head, Sant Niranjan Dass, required emergency surgery. Around 15 others were hurt.
The dead men belonged to Dera Sach Khand, a Sikh sect of dalits, or untouchables, that has many members in and around the city of Jalandhar. The group, who follow the 14th-century teacher Guru Ravidas, sprung up in the 1920s in response to discrimination by higher-caste Sikhs. Sikhism teaches against caste inequality but in rural India it is still entrenched.
"The social structure of Punjab means there have historically been caste divisions," said Professor Surinder Jodhka of Jawarhalal Nehru University. He said the dalit Sikhs – many of whom were leather workers – began to organise in the 1920s after winning contracts for leather boots from the British Army. Following independence many of them migrated, and took their religious practices with them.
It appears that the attackers in Vienna were all members of a higher caste Sikh group. They claimed that the Dera Sach Khand preachers – who had travelled to Austria from India for special teaching sessions – were being disrespectful of the Sikh holy book, the Guru Granth Sahib. A police spokesman, Michael Takacs, said several hundred people were in the temple at the time of the attack and that the scene was "like a battlefield". Some reports suggested the attackers may have been angered by the decision to give one of the preachers a ceremonial shawl, a ritual that is considered a high honour in Sikhism.
After the death of the 57-year-old preacher was announced in the early hours yesterday, hundreds of Dera Sach Khand followers armed with sticks, swords, bricks and stones and supported by other local dalit organisations, took to the streets of Jalandhar, burning several vehicles and a bank, stoning buses and blocking railway lines and roads. Sporadic violence was reported from nearby towns.
Last night, Home Minister P Chidambaram, said that around 1,000 paramilitaries had been dispatched to Punjab and a similar number were standing by. "The situation in Punjab is not quite normal," he said. "The state government has imposed a curfew in the affected areas."
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NASCAR: Ben Rhodes chalks up 4th straight K&N East win
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Could 17-year-old Ben Rhodes be the hottest driver in all of NASCAR right now?
The K&N Pro Series East driver has now rattled off four consecutive wins after taking the checkered flag over the weekend at Langley (Va.) Speedway. It also marks his fifth victory of the year overall.
In Saturday's race, Rhodes claimed the lead on Lap 14 and led the remaining 162 laps. A late restart spiced things up, but in the end, Rhodes out-hustled Cameron Hayley to the stripe by 1.2 seconds.
Rhodes is part of a five-car operation in the K&N East series for Nationwide and Camping World Truck contenders Turner Scott Motorsports. In addition to Rhodes' win, TSM got second from Hayley, fourth from Scott Heckert, fifth from Kaz Grala, and sixth from Brandon Jones
The only non-TSM racer in the Top 6 finishing order was Kenzie Ruston (Ben Kennedy Racing) in third, which matches her own record as the best result by a female driver in K&N East history.
But the night belonged to Rhodes, who is now on the cusp of an impressive accomplishment. One more win will have him tie the K&N East record for most consecutive wins at five, which was set in 1991 by Ricky Craven under the NASCAR Busch North Series banner.
Additionally, it would have Rhodes match current Nationwide Series driver Dylan Kwasniewski for most wins in the K&N East series since NASCAR lowered the age limit from 18 years old back in 2007.
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Al Ain and Al Ittihad will meet for the third time this AFC Champions League tournament on Tuesday.
Hosting the first leg of their quarter-final will be United Arab Emirates side Al Ain, who were held to a 1-1 draw by their Saudi Arabian opponents in their home clash in the group stages.
Al Ittihad downed Al Ain 2-1 in the reverse fixture, with Mukhtar Fallatah scoring a brace that time out after high-profile Al Ain striker Asamoah Gyan had opened the scoring.
Gyan (10 goals) is the tournament's leading scorer.
The two nations clashed in the 2005 Champions League final, with Al Ittihad reigning 5-3 on aggregate.
Al Ain coach Zlatko Dalic called on his team's fans to get behind the first-leg hosts at the Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium.
"I can assure the fans we have made every possible effort to make sure we get the result that will lead us into the semi-finals of the Champions League," Dalic told Al Ain's website.
"That is my goal and the goal of my team as well.
"It's a new challenge for us and I believe my team deserves to be in the semi-finals.
"But we need strong support from our fans because we are going to face a strong team, who have the same ambitions and have a large fan base as well.
"So it is important that I have great confidence in the support and assistance of the Al Ain fans in order for us to complete our mission."
Al Ittihad are two games into their domestic season in Saudi Arabia, winning both fixtures to be second in the table on six points.
Khalid Al-Koroni's men are hoping to go one step closer to adding to their triumphs in the continental competition in 2004 and 2005, while Al Ain remain in the hunt to add to their 2003 crown.
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The Lobbyists and Legislators Who Kill Municipal Broadband in America
I think Edward Wyatt buried the lead in his article on U.S. broadband speeds and broadband adoption. Here's the 16th graf of the piece:
San Antonio's power company has a largely unused fiber-optic network that local government offices have been using for high-speed Internet service for years, but a Texas law prevents the city from using the network to give low-cost service to consumers.
To clarify something Wyatt leaves out here, the power company in question is CPS Energy, which is wholly owned by the city of San Antonio. CPS provides service to Bexar County outside the city limits and to portions of the seven counties that surround the city. So it's an interesting exercise in a form of market socialism that's rare in the United States.
And CPS Energy already has the fiber. So it's not a question of should a municipally owned utility spend money on building a fiber-optic network. It's a question of given that the municipally owned utility already has a fiber-optic network, shouldn't it do something with it? The Texas state Legislature, doing the bidding of local telecom firms, says no. It can't.
That's insane.
The larger question Wyatt raises in his piece of whether the United States as a whole is lagging behind the rest of the world in Internet speed gets a little bit tricky to ponder. The difference of geographic size between the United States and Latvia means that comparing the two isn't particularly enlightening. But the flip side of being a big country is that there's lots of room for localized policy failures. I'm not sure that every city in America should build a municipal fiber service, but it's a perfectly plausible approach to the problem and it's clear that some experimentation is useful. And it's utterly clear that a city that already has a municipally owned utility that's already laid the fiber ought to press forward with serving the mass public.
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The right fate for immigrant kids
In the midst of a border crisis along the United States-Mexico border, where tens of thousands of children are streaming into the country, we need to stop playing the "blame game," writes Ruben Navarrette for CNN. Republicans blame Obama's offer to young undocumented immigrants in 2012 for the surge, but President George W. Bush's 2008 […] [Read More]
Not so fast, Class of 2014
Our opinion: Schools not out just yet for lawmakers. The state Legislature has one week to get a some serious business done. The last week of the legislative session is a lot like that last week of the school year. Final exams behind them, students' minds turn to summer vacation. The state budget long since […] [Read More]
The border war goes on
Our opinion: Eric Cantor's defeat should not stop potential progress on immigration reform. House Majority Leader Eric Cantor's defeat is an unsettling turn of political fortunes at a time when there was a glimmer of hope that more moderate Republicans were starting to take back their party from extreme conservatives. And it bodes particularly ill […] [Read More]
For Hispanics, immigration is far from the top issue
For all the attention on immigration in Washington, D.C., the issue isn't that high on the list for Hispanic voters, and may be crowding out matters of greater importance, suggests Jens Manuel Krogstad at the Pew Research Center. Immigration ranks well below education, jobs, the economy and health care, Krogstad notes. [Read More]
GOP can't afford not to vote on immigration overhaul
House Speaker John Boehner must force a vote on immigration reform before Democrats take the initiative and further "cement political loyalty" with Latino voters, "while leaving Republicans to explain why the Tea Party element in the House refused to deal with the immigration crisis," says Juan Williams in The Hill. [Read More]
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CPAC will always have its stunt speakers who give the event a circus-like atmosphere, says Ana Marie Cox in the Guardian. But this year's event seems more grounded in reality as attendees converse on matters of policy as opposed to matters of ideology, she says. And as Katherine Connell of the National Review found at […] [Read More]
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[1] September 15, 2014 at 9:22pm
As long as they don't ruin Guinness! ;-)
In reply to the story One Company Could Soon Own Almost Every Beer You Know and Love
September 15, 2014 at 8:09pm
DOH! I read that wrong. "The unlikely progressive Glen Beck wants to…" I think it should say "The unlikely progressive WHO Glenn Beck wants to…"
Is Maher capable of civil conversation? He seems too much of a snob, egotist and narcissist to me.
In reply to the story The Unlikely Progressive Glenn Beck Hopes to Start a 'Civil Dialogue' With
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[1] September 16, 2014 at 7:35am
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[2] September 11, 2014 at 2:06am
There's a Youtube series on Islam.
It's been online for years, but hasn't gotten many views.
Here's the section on unbelievers versus disbelievers.
and another about the 72 virgins
The narrator says "The Koran is no Holy book, The Koran is merely road map for endless war and murder similar to Hitler's Mein Kampf."
I'm surprised how few views it has.
September 10, 2014 at 11:20pm
While I don't agree with Monk on this particular issue, he is no moron.
He's smart enough to know that some bureaucrat or politician sitting behind a desk, who parties and plays golf and never speaks with people outside of his bubble of "Yes men" cannot possibly know what's better for the average working class and poor that he/she is supposed to be representing. However, I cannot say the same for the trolls.
[1] September 10, 2014 at 10:42pm
On the lighter side of things, but somewhat related, I bumped into a site that tries to determine your political party.
It's not entirely accurate, but I found it interesting.
My results were:
89% Constitutional Party
86% Republican
86% Conservative
84% Libertarian – probably because of my "let's get the bad guys" stance
(it should be higher I think)
33% Democrat – that must be too high, but I'm not pro-death penalty except for specific types of criminals. I don't trust the courts to get it right 100% of the time.
20% Green Party – must also be too high
4% Socialist – It misinterpreted at least one answer as socialist even though
"Get the government out of marriage" is a libertarian stance. It's definitely not socialist.
Anyway, have fun with it if you want to check it out.
[3] September 10, 2014 at 8:03pm
It was definitely the camera. He taped off far from the scene. He was not there to serve and protect. He was nothing but a typical schoolyard bully.
I knew a math teacher who wanted to be a cop, but he was denied, he said, because he failed the psych test. How did this bully man-child pass the psych test? Don't they test for people who are likely to abuse the power they have been trusted with? Apparently not.
September 10, 2014 at 4:23pm
There are a number of trolls that I don't even bother to read and just thumb down. Nil is one of them.
Did you say something? I didn't bother to read it.
In reply to Nilsson's comment on the story Glenn Beck Reads '11 Ways You Know You Live in a Country Run by Idiots'
[2] September 10, 2014 at 1:30am
I only remember using a hotel once. There was a bible in the room and I was a bit surprised. I asked, "Did someone forget this?"
"Nope, there in all the rooms."
"Oh, okay." Didn't bother me in the slightest.
Why would a bible bother me? A bible would only bother a fanatic.
Pro-gay literature? So what? It's not going to affect me in any way. LOL
These fanatic atheists… If they weren't so bent on destroying everything American and free, they would be funny. It's like chasing UFO hunters around obsessively screaming, "There are no aliens!! Outlaw binoculars and stargazing!!" Why are you so concerned and obsessed with something you don't believe in… unless it's not your true agenda? Overcompensating? Makes you feel powerful or superior somehow? Or maybe just a schoolyard bully mentality? Whatever it is, it's not good.
September 9, 2014 at 12:14pm
Colleges have become vastly more slack than when I went. I was far too busy to get into trouble. These kids don't seem like thinkers.
September 9, 2014 at 10:49am
If you're uncomfortable, maybe you should move to China. I'm an atheist who is completely comfortable with "In God We Trust" on the money. Better yet, end the Federal Reserve and put whatever we want on the money. Who said that we could only use money from only one centralized bank? Woodrow Wilson and his corrupt cronies… F*** them. End the Fed.
In reply to J-Mo's comment on the story Why This Politician Is Vowing to Battle Against 'In God We Trust' Plaque
September 7, 2014 at 3:47pm
I don't watch ANY movies anymore. I was tired of the same old, boring Hollywood years ago.
I only – sometimes – watch them even when they come to television. Even for free I'm not interested in Hollywood.
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[5] September 7, 2014 at 5:00pm
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[2] September 5, 2014 at 4:12pm
blink = Ed Schultz?
Has the IQ of a carrot and less sanity than Caligula.
[5] September 5, 2014 at 2:33pm
Democrats think they own groups of people.
Was that a recent Gallup poll?
89% blacks still approve of Obama.
47% under 30
43% women
35% men
I might not remember the exact numbers, but they're very close.
Democrats think they own blacks, women and children, though the women and children seem to be losing favor. What was it LBJ said, "I'll have them n*****s voting Democrat for the next hundred years."
[9] September 5, 2014 at 2:12pm
They won't leave. Most of them don't need to do much work, if they do anything at all.
I had the same experience. I saw a co-worker sitting right in front of the boss – it was around lunch time – and she hadn't lifted a finger all day. I said, "Watch this, Troy. I'll stop working for a moment and the boss will ask me why I'm not working in… say under a minutes." It took mere seconds. The boss asked what I was doing and I repeated what I had said to Troy.
Some of us are "expected" to work and others are the boss' pet social butterflies.
[23] September 5, 2014 at 1:14pm
"It's supposed to be a sign of solidarity for the Palestinian people," she says.
All together now! "Here's your sign."
[11] September 4, 2014 at 8:30am
I capitalize God and Him out of respect. I was absolutely honest in what I wrote.
[93] September 4, 2014 at 7:23am
OnlyOracle- pretentious name. Ratman too
"am I to assume that if the situation is reversed… honor his beliefs and not pray,"
I'm an atheist and would never ask someone to not pray. It's an absurd obsession you intolerant atheists have. Why would you care? Is it all about your feeling of superiority? "I'm superior if I deny the existence of God, 'cause my bigoted teacher told me so?"
No, prayer does no harm, but your obsessive intolerance does. It pointlessly divides society… the greatest, freest society to ever exist. You're on the wrong side.
How would you define evil? Me? Knowingly doing harm for selfish reasons – .pride, greed, envy, wrath… Hmm sounds familiar.
The arrogant tone and incessant attacks in your comments say it all. Cyber-bullies. Trolls. Extremely immature, don't you think?
So, why do you do it? It has nothing to do with atheism. If there's no God then there's no reason to concern yourselves with Him.So, there's no reason to attack others for their beliefs. I respect their right to believe and ours to not. It makes no difference to me. But it's not really about atheism for you two, is it? You have ulterior motives. As a real atheist, I don't much care if someone else believes or not. It makes no sense to harass for something you think doesn't even exist. It's childish anti-social behavior to troll websites, to attack people you seem to hate without reason. It's…
[4] September 3, 2014 at 12:56am
DanHollis again. All it takes is a photo or a mention of any Republican and he loses more of what's left of his mind. LSD? THC? Meth? What causes this?
You never mention all the things Democrats do wrong? So, you're a fake libertarian?
[1] September 3, 2014 at 12:42am
[3] September 3, 2014 at 12:37am
I guess they're going to have to kick every video game player out of school and turn the schools into haunted houses.
In reply to makingout's comment on the story Could This Tiny Picture Get an 11-Year-Old Boy Expelled from School?
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