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How she got to New York, more than 1,600 miles away, and the kind of life she lived in the city are mysteries.
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Squires and her husband, Chris, were "shocked and astounded" when they got a call Wednesday from Animal Care & Control, which runs New York City's animal rescue and shelter system.
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Willow had been found on East 20th Street by a man who took her to a shelter.
Vote: How long should you search for a pet before giving up? (on this page)"My husband said, 'Don't say anything to the kids yet. We have to make sure,'" Squires said. "But then we saw the picture, and it was Willow. It's been so long."
ACC Executive Director Julie Bank said a scanner found the microchip that led to the Squires family.
Video: Cat found on NYC street, going home to Colorado (on this page)"All our pets are microchipped," Squires said. "If I could microchip my kids, I would."
The children are 17, 10 and 3 years old, so the older two remember Willow, Squires said. As for the 3-year-old, "She saw the photo and said, 'She's a pretty cat.'"
The Squireses also have a yellow Labrador named Roscoe, who knew Willow, and an English mastiff named Zoe.
"We had another dog back then, too, and I remember that Willow would lie with them as they all waited to be fed," Squires said. "She thought she was a dog."
Squires said Willow escaped in late 2006 or early 2007 when contractors left a door open during a home renovation.
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Since then, the family had moved about 10 miles from Broomfield to Boulder, but it kept its address current with the microchip company.
Bank recommended that all pet owners use microchips.
She said Willow, who now weighs 7 pounds, is healthy and well-mannered and probably has not spent her life on the mean streets of Manhattan. But there are no clues about her trip east or anything else in the five years she's been missing.
Squires seemed a bit worried about a possible New York state of mind.
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"I don't know what kind of life she's had, so I don't know what her personality will be like," she said. When Willow disappeared, she said, "She was a really cool cat, really sweet."
The ACC and the Squireses were trying to arrange for transportation back to Colorado and health certificates and said it might be two weeks before the reunion. Willow may spend some time with a foster family in New York.
"The kids can't wait to see her," Squires said. "And we still have her little Christmas stocking."
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I never use first person, so the iron sights meant nothing to me, I don't use hardcore mode because I don't find micromanaging fun because I have to do it at work and school all day, and I never had a single problem running FO3 on Win7. Diff'rent strokes move the world, I guess.
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New Zealand's honorary consul in the Maldives is embroiled in an employment dispute which a union says could harm New Zealand's international reputation.
Businessman Ahmed Saleem was appointed to the position in 2001.
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Twenty-nine employees at the luxury resort - where rooms cost more than $2000 a day - were sacked after a peaceful stopwork meeting last year.
Of those, 22 took their case to the local employment tribunal and won. The tribunal ordered that they be reinstated and receive backpay.
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Service and Food Workers Union national secretary John Ryall said New Zealand's link to the case was "pretty outrageous".
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The PONIES: The Anthology trilogy is a series of feature-length compilations of My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic fan videos, largely comprised of short, Robot Chicken-style blackout gags (complete with static bumpers), typically running anywhere from a few seconds to half a minute. The Anthology series are really the only Pony fan videos that I make a point of watching, since they're curated, meaning they're somebody's idea of the best ones out there. Here are my personal favorites of those bests, running about 32 minutes total. Or 22 minutes if you skip 2012: A Pony Odyssey, as I suspect most do.
So if you're familiar with recent gaming news, you should probably know by now that Nintendo is kind of in some deep crap at the moment. After stating that they planned to sell about 9 million Wii Us this year, they later found themselves sadly having to reduce that number to 2.8 million consoles sold in a year. So yeah, finding even fewer people interested in the Wii U, Nintendo held an investor meeting a short while back to outline a battle plan. And the company widely criticized these days for focusing too much on gimmicks and not enough on games delivered a plan that was...mostly vague and basically focused too much on gimmicks and not enough on games.
Hoo boy. Methinks we might need an intervention of sorts here.
Look Nintendo, you're basically turning into the gaming equivalent of DC Comics these days: A once-mighty champion of their medium that's now seemingly content to just sort of dick around and hope that an act of said dickery will somehow stumble upon a ritual that summons a magic imp who can summon free money for you, probably in exchange for your first born child or something. And while we do enjoy mocking you quite a bit at times, we do still respect and love you enough to not let you destroy yourself. So while I don't claim to be a master strategist in the area of business, and while just saying "MAKE MOAR F***ING GAMES" nine times in a row would probably be easier, let's still take a look at some better plans you can use to get things going in your favor again...
The original RoboCop is a blood-spattered masterpiece: a scathing look at looming social decay, rampant corporatism, and things we might end up buying for a dollar.
So when MGM and Sony announced that the José Padilha-directed remake would be PG-13, fans were up in arms. "How dare they try to make Detroit's finest family-friendly?! Who's going to want that?"
Well, my excitable friend, Hollywood already tried its damnedest to make a RoboCop you could take home to grandma. Let's look back at 7 significantly less-than-R-rated takes on our favorite splatter cop.
When he's not being blown up, disassembled, or rebooted, Avengers robotic mainstay Vision is probably doing what he does best: trying to kill his teammates. Whether it's being controlled by his creator, Ultron (okay, usually it's that), magic, or some glitch in his advanced wiring, Vision is what happens when an emotionally unstable scientist (that would be Hank Pym) creates a murderous android (that would be Ultron), which in turn, makes its own robotic "son."
With last week's announcement that Marvel's answer to what would happen if Red Tornado and Martian Manhunter had a baby would be coming to The Avengers: Age of Ultron, we thought we'd take a look back at some of the many ways that the see-through synthezoid is the worst of Earth's Mightiest Heroes.
More >>Every few years, a game developer tries to take a shot at the MMO market, ever so dominated by Blizzard and their juggernaut, World of Warcraft. Many have faced this electronic Gom Jabbar, trying and failing, or worse, trying and dying in the best of Bene Gesserit traditions. While nothing has been successful in knocking Warcraft off the top of the MMO charts, RPG masterminds Bethesda have locked and loaded a large caliber shell aimed at dethroning Blizzard: Elder Scrolls Online. It's a well calculated strategy; previous entries Morrowwind, Oblivion and most recently Skyrim all won immense amounts of acclaim. With Skyrim alone selling over 20 million copies, it's safe to say the series has a fanbase that could take on WoW.
We here at Topless Robot got to spend a long, caffeine and Cheetos filled weekend with the latest entry, Elder Scrolls Online. Here's your first look at what you can expect when you step into the online world of Tamriel. Is Elder Scrolls Online worth $60, $14.99 a month, and everyone you've ever loved? Let's find out, starting with the good...
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Suffice it to say that the premise alone promises plentiful nudity and shamelessly gory violence. But rather than bothering with the prosaic challenge of reviewing Nurse 3D, we decided instead to catalogue the movie's odd sexual proclivities, which seem destined to prompt a little roleplaying between kinkier cinemagoers, if not generally inspire audience members to integrate a few new tricks into their slap-and-tickle repertoire.
More >>Hayao Miyazaki's (supposedly) final film, The Wind Rises, should be available for you to see very soon. Such an occasion would typically invite yet another fawning retrospective, or ten, on the man's body of work, and for good reason. There's no arguing that Miyazaki is a master of his craft, a cinematic storyteller among the best that have ever been. And Ghibli, his animation studio, has revolutionized the animation industry and consistently set the bar for the rest of the world.
However... sometimes.... the good men and women at Studio Ghibli can get a bit TOO MUCH praise and adoration.
Hey, don't forget where you are, right now. That's right - the Internet. The playground of the devil's advocate. So roll your sleeves up for the inconceivable - a list that pays tribute to Miyazaki by enumerating some supposedly classic Ghibli films that are actually really over-rated misfires with AWFUL morals.
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A new restaurant owned by a contestant on the "Top Chef" television series is slated to open on Capitol Hill in late May, with plans to open more throughout the region.
Chef Spike Mendelsohn will bring Good Stuff Eatery to 303 Pennsylvania Ave. SE, the site of former stationery shop Pulp on the Hill. The restaurant will focus on comfort food -- hamburgers, hand-cut fries and milkshakes -- using locally farmed ingredients.
The endeavor is a family affair, with Mendelsohn's parents, Harvey and Catherine Mendelsohn, serving as the venue's chief executive officer and director of operations. The chef's siblings and several cousins also are involved in the project.
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The cable companies need to learn that they will lose more customers if they continue the outrageous rate hikes.
And people like you need to learn that its not solely the Incumbants fault when they have like $40-$50 a month / per customer in carriage fee's to cover.
Where I am is 33 dollars a month for 20 channels (they advertise it as more but its music channels)
Yes, they have overhead, and they are in the business to make money. Carriage fee's go up, prices go up for customers. Over the last decade, what prices have come down?If people feel its too expensive, dont buy it. Quite simple.
Kind of a wasted point don't you think? We as subscribers can't punish those we don't pay directly. Besides do we or should we really care who's at fault over what? They can all stand to tighten their belts and get their acts together. Let them continue to fight over the dwindling piece of pie till they decide to change the game for the better.
One thing they'll be doing for sure is going after those who lost their homes and everything they own in the hurricane for the cable box or a stupid amount of money. Just watch.
Yes it is. They are the one who sign the contracts. In fact their "spinoff" Time Warner is one of the bad actors--look at HBO. If they don't like the terms, don't sign, except that Joe and Bob work for the same company.I get your point, don't like it, don't buy it. That is what the blog is about, people are not buying it. Consider almost all growth in cellular in 2012 was from the prepaid market. People just aren't going to plunk down $150 like robots anymore.I also get the point that while TV is the anchor today, internet will be soon enough, and the margins there are superior.
Yes it is. They are the one who sign the contracts.
I guess people are just getting tired of paying so much money for a 1000 channels of bullshit like the Jersey Shore and Honey Boo Boo. I guess Americans aren't so dumb after all. The dumb ones are the old men running these companies and slow to adapt. Just let us stream everything over the internet and just the stuff we want.
It's not time yet. Right now Comcast/TWC are loosing cables subs, gliding on phone, and adding internet. In the case of TWC the gap between TV and internet is 2 million folks, so the saturation rate is getting close. At some point they will have negative "growth" across the board. Once that happens they will need to get more creative (either through higher fees, or offering new products). Seeing that cable is the same as 1985, they will probably continue to jack rates until they are forced to offer new products. They have already started the assault on internet with cable modem fees and higher equipment fees (which doesn't cost them more)I just got an offer for 20/2 and basic cable (broadcast) for $50. That is not a bad deal. This is half the price of my FIOS, and if I look at viewership last month 5% was on non-broadcast. So I'm paying $50 for 5%, NOT a good deal. My renew for FIOS is next month, if they try to raise prices, hello TWC.In the release they said that they were making more $$$ by charging more for equipment...You can only get away with that for so long.Maybe I'm wrong, people may keep paying out the nose, in that case all is good.
I forgot to add, that viewership for Netflix is now 70% of the consumption in the house--that is why unlimited internet is essential. That will be another dial they will turn to slow the trend.
So customer's can talk all they want about how they want these pay TV companies to stop giving in to the content holders, but if they do these same customers bail on them and go with a payTV company that gave in and paid the higher fees. So most customers all full of shit since they REFUSE to stick by a company that is trying to stop higher and higher price increases. So as I said where is the incentive?
If people feel its too expensive, dont buy it. Quite simple.
Agreed. They served a purpose back in the day but they are no longer needed; technology is replacing them. Streaming is the future. ANY past video/program/movie on demand & live streams from the programmers. If Capitalism would stop strangling the free market, we could have this tomorrow (well, maybe by next week).
Dish and directv(at least last time I checked) cost less per month than TW does. At least here in the kc area. They make lots of money, and dont have internet or phone money coming in.
Good post BF69. I totally agree! Customers no matter what, will bail if they the cable companies, will move channels to pay for it additional.BTW - Cable TV is a luxury, it's not a necessity! If these prices are too damn high, then just either switch if you can to satellite, or just watch OTA.
I had TWC cable in la for 29 promotional rate. It was supposed to go to 45 after 12 months. In the meantime the price got raised so for 54 bucks I would get 10/1MB. No thanks. Oh yeah, and the cable modem fiasco. I had my own. Another thing. Some how I had access to some channels free and most of them were the damn crappy day time tv crap. Plugged in my OTA antena and I enjoy now QUALITY tv like antena tv, create, thisis and metv, DW, HKK, RT, tres and various PBS channels. Honestly this free channels are like the old discovery, history and various others. I am actually watching more tv now.
Well the cutting the middle man is not going to work if cable operators start to bride providers like HBO. I had heard some folks want HBO to charge extra if you don't have a cable account .
TWC just went up $12 for TV, internet, and voip phone. I did not use the phone enough to justify the monthly charge. When they came out with the $4 for internet modem rental I bought my own which was a $100 hit and dropped the phone. Then they insulted me by offering to let me have the service for free for a year. That tells me they realize most of their customers are chumps and will pay the higher price every 6 months. I wish they would let me pick 15 or 20 channels and then charge me what they pay for content, the equipment, plus a fair profit.I am not into sports so I am paying a lot for channels and programming I don't watch. The SyFy channel is about the only channel I watch except network TV. If I lived closer to a big city and could use an antenna the TV would be dropped. SyFy only has one night a week of new programming and that only lasts for 13 weeks. I can stream those few programs. Not into Ghost Hunters all the time.
said by bigunk:One thing they'll be doing for sure is going after those who lost their homes and everything they own in the hurricane for the cable box or a stupid amount of money. Just watch. I'm not so sure because it would definitely be on such a large scale that it would definitely serve up poor PR for them, but the greed of these big companies is outrageous, we'll see what happens.If they did try that you can be sure that the consumer interest media on the local news would step into high gear to lambaste the companies.
The rate hikes aren't outrageous. They reflect content.
..or redesign the cable company to fit the 21st century.Basically, become a dumb pipe (I know, everyone is against it.. but it is inevitable) and someone offers CATV streaming over IP to a registered device or account with a maximum of X devices per account. You could also pick which channels you'd like and switch them out when needed. You only get charged with what you actually watch instead of all the crappy shows I don't watch.Sounds doable. It actually happening? Doubtful.--Bresnan 30M/5M | CenturyLink 5M/896KMyWS[firstname.lastname@example.com,8G RAM,500G+1.5T+2T HDDs,Win7]WifeWS[A64@2G,2G RAM,120G HDD,Win7]Router[2xP3@1G,2G RAM,18G HDD,Allied Telesyn AT2560FX,2xDigital DE504,Sun X1034A,2xSun X4444A,SMC 8432BTA,Gentoo]
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I hope the cord cutting keeps going. I recently had a life change and had to reevaluate my cost of living. Dropped the cell bill down to 30 from 90. About to drop Vonage to. I got rid of my cable boxes and i'm using an HTPC with a Ceton cable card tuner and an xbox360 extender. After being a captive of Cablevision cause of terrain issues,I now have a flat antenna and i'm getting most if not all the locals.I'm at the point where if I have the chance. I'll be dropping Cablevison also and just use OOL. Thing is i'm a news junkie, if the networks like CNN, Fox and MSNBC had a decent way to stream their programming. The choice would be simple. At one time FOX did just that. Wish they would return to it.
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i know how grace feels, i feel that way too. and maybe women tend to think a little different than men. not sure, or maybe its just we tend to "think" we know what we will do when faced with this type situation. but recently our house got robbed, we werent home at the time, and i might point out that we dont own a gun, not a big fan of them for my own reasons, BUT i have to say, the way i felt when we returned - it probably Was a good thing we dont. he may not be here today, with my temper being the way it is. lol<quoted text>Hello Grace,of course it would be something you would have to live with for the rest of your life I agree with you,the problem is there is no real deterrent or justice as such when caught.
To be far the Americans don't fanny around at least when they give a punishment you get a punishment the problem I have is the bleeding heart brigade making excuses for them,you know well they hard a hard life,no father,nothing to occupy their minds and so and making it feel like it's your fault they broke into your house.
The thing is what I got I worked and payed for a no toe rag is going to enter my place and take,it might sound to you I'm being big or whatever but I honestly have no problem hurting anybody trying to take..
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Call it Temple Mount or Noble Sanctuary, even among tour guides it can spark disputes. Oakland Ross reports on a simmering dispute in the latest Journal dispatch.
Jerusalem–It was meant to be a morning outing to the holiest of sites in this land of holy places, but it ended in shouting and acrimony.
That should come as little surprise, for shouting, acrimony and worse are the usual outcome whenever Jews and Muslims confront one another over a small plot of ancient, freighted land that they both consider divine.
The plot in question is known to Jews as the Temple Mount, to Muslims as the Noble Sanctuary, and to many on both sides as the most stubborn obstacle to peace in a region that's crammed to the rafters with causes for war.
"The Temple Mount," a senior Israeli official promptly replied the other day after being asked to name the most daunting hurdle facing Palestinian and Israeli leaders as they pursue yet another bid to bring harmony to this rancorous corner of the globe – the first such attempt in seven years.
During his three-day visit to the Holy Land this week, U.S. President George W. Bush expressed optimism that a peace deal can somehow be clawed into being by year-end, but he did not venture to these olive groves and seventh-century temples near the eastern walls of ancient Jerusalem, the epicentre of a seemingly endless war.
Both Israelis and Palestinians seek the right to control this 12-hectare parcel of consecrated and contested land, a feud that will require far more than a 50-hour visit by an unpopular U.S. president to resolve. Administered since 1967 by a Muslim authority known as the Waqf, the site contains the huge golden-vaulted Dome of the Rock, as well as the vast Al-Aqsa Mosque.
For Muslims, it is the place where the prophet Muhammad ascended to heaven to confer with God, and it constitutes the third holiest site in the world for Muslims, after Mecca and Medina.
For Jews, it is the single holiest place in all creation, the very point where God tested Abraham by enjoining him to sacrifice his son, Isaac. Prior to their destruction, the First and Second Jewish Temples were both located here.
In September 2000, then Israeli opposition leader Ariel Sharon paid a visit to the site – a gesture that outraged Muslims, many of whom considered Sharon to be little better than a war criminal. What followed was a Palestinian uprising called the Second Intifada that lasted five years and left more than 5,000 people dead.
But all seemed calm one day this week, when about a dozen foreign reporters were permitted to visit the Nobel Sanctuary, on an outing arranged by an Israeli organization that facilitates the work of journalists based here.
The visit was also approved by the Waqf and marked the first time in many years that the Muslim authority had permitted a group of foreign reporters to visit the site. The trip began somewhat slowly – a chilly, half-hour delay at the Al-Ashat Gate while Muslim officials confirmed that the group did indeed have permission to enter.
Once that hitch was smoothed out, we stepped through a limestone portal and into the precincts of the Temple Mount, accompanied by a Jewish guide licensed by the Israeli Tourism Ministry.
We strolled through groves of pine and olive trees until we reached the main plaza, where the huge golden cupola of the Dome of the Rock loomed overhead, silhouetted against a brilliant blue sky.
Here, we were greeted by Yusef Nacheh, director of art and tourism for the Waqf.
The Dome of the Rock was all but empty, but workmen scrambled about overhead on wobbly-looking scaffolding, doing maintenance work on the ancient mosaics.
We also toured the cavernous Al-Aqsa Mosque, where children frolicked amid the marble pillars while a few adults knelt and prayed.
For the most part, the visit proceeded calmly, but fireworks awaited when our group emerged into the sunshine.
No sooner had we replaced our footwear than we were taken in hand by the guide from the Israeli Tourism Ministry, one Gila Traybovitch.
She led her charges east of the Al-Aqsa Mosque to a gaping cavity in the plaza's surface, an area that legend says marked the location of King Solomon's stables and is now the site of extensive digging and construction work carried out by the Waqf despite widespread opposition among Israelis.
While the two Muslim guides protested, Traybovitch proceeded to denounce the Waqf project, charging it has been undertaken without expert archeological guidance and in violation of Israeli law.
"There's a whole world underneath us," she stormed. "This was done absolutely without supervision."
She said debris trucked out of the site by the Waqf and cast away as waste has yielded many precious artifacts, including official seals from the era of the First Jewish Temple.
"It really hurts to see such terrible damage done."
By this time, the Muslim guides had had enough.
"Time is over – 10:30," shouted Mohamed Abdochtish, waving at the assembled journalists to leave.
Traybovitch continued to speak out against what she regards as the intentional desecration of Judaism's holiest site, but Abdochtish begged to differ.
"This is the holy area of Islam," he told a reporter in his imperfect English, as the group hurriedly departed. "No Jewish (people) and nobody else have anything holy here. Here, Muslim and nothing else."
No blood was shed, but those sounded like fighting words.
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Video: Post-Hurricane Politics in New York City
A video by The New York Times's Stephen Farrell explores the role of Hurricane Sandy in New York City's mayoral election of 2013.
December 07, 2012, FridayWeek in Pictures for Nov. 9
Subjects include the ongoing aftermath of Hurricane Sandy and Election Day.
November 09, 2012, FridayStorm Brings Obstacles One Week Before Vote
Elections officials in states battered by Hurricane Sandy were asking themselves how to get ready for Election Day.
October 31, 2012, WednesdayNew Orleans Picks Mayor With Show of Support
With backing from both blacks and whites, Lt. Gov. Mitch Landrieu was elected the first white mayor in 32 years.
February 08, 2010, MondayLandrieu Takes Mayoral Seat in New Orleans
Lt. Gov. Mitch Landrieu won the election by a wide margin and became the first white man to hold the position since his father, Moon Landrieu, left office in 1978.
February 07, 2010, SundayRace Assumes Central Role in New Orleans Vote
A prominent black candidate's decision to drop out means the city might elect its first white mayor in 32 years.
January 13, 2010, WednesdayIn New Orleans, Mayoral Race Still Lacks Heft
No candidate or potential candidate has so far galvanized voters or emerged as a front-runner to handle what promises to be a daunting agenda.
October 29, 2009, ThursdayOn Gulf Coast, Praise for Obama, Criticism of Visit
Some residents are unhappy with President Obama's plans to spend only a few hours in New Orleans on Thursday.
October 15, 2009, ThursdayVoters Oust Indicted Congressman in Louisiana
Representative William J. Jefferson was defeated by a little-known Republican lawyer, underscoring the sharp demographic shifts that have taken place since Hurricane Katrina.
December 07, 2008, SundayKnow-Nothing Politics
Know-nothingism the insistence that there are simple answers to every problem has become the core of Republican policy.
August 08, 2008, FridayJunta Offers Showcase Camps, but Most Burmese Lack Aid
Several days after Than Shwe, the leader of the military junta, visited a camp with relief supplies, aid is still held up.
May 23, 2008, FridayBodies Flow Into Hard-Hit Area of Myanmar
In isolated areas, bodies come and go with the tides, washing up on riverbanks or floating grotesquely downstream. They are all but ignored by the living.
May 11, 2008, SundayAid for Myanmar Mobilizes, Mixed With Criticism
An international relief operation was mobilized as the government raised its estimate of the death toll to 22,500 and reported 41,000 still missing.
May 07, 2008, WednesdayDisaster in Myanmar
Helping the people of Myanmar is the immediate task. In time, the world can redouble its effort to free Myanmar from the great disaster of the junta itself.
May 07, 2008, WednesdayMYANMAR REELS AS CYCLONE TOLL HITS THOUSANDS
Myanmar struggled Monday to recover from a cyclone that killed more than 3,900 people and perhaps as many as 15,000. Foreign Minister Noppadol Pattama of Thailand met with Myanmar's ambassador on Tuesday, according to Reuters. After the meeting, Mr. Noppadol said that 15,000 people had been...
May 06, 2008, TuesdayMcCain Goes Where Few Republicans Dare, Deep in Democrats' Territory
Senator John McCain's tour of "forgotten places" is seen by some as an attempt to court suburban swing voters and show them a different face of the Republican Party.
April 26, 2008, SaturdayAdded to the Tally of Hurricane Devastation, a Leader's Parish Post
Voters in St. Bernard, the parish just east of New Orleans, have ousted their longtime president in an act of frustration about how little their devastated community has recovered.
December 26, 2007, WednesdayAfter Cyclone, Bangladesh Faces Political Storm
Nearly a year into an army-backed state of emergency, basic freedoms remain suspended and a fragile economy is tottering under the pressure of floods at home and rising oil prices abroad.
November 26, 2007, MondayWhites Take a Majority on New Orleans's Council
In one of the clearest signs yet of Hurricane Katrina's lasting demographic impact, the City Council will have a white majority for the first time in over two decades.
November 20, 2007, TuesdayIndian-American Elected Louisiana's Governor
Bobby Jindal, a conservative Republican congressman from the New Orleans suburbs, inherits a state that was suffering well before Hurricane Katrina.
October 21, 2007, SundayAn Improbable Favorite Emerges in Cajun Country
Bobby Jindal, a conservative Republican and son of immigrants from India, is an unlikely leading candidate for the governorship of Louisiana.
October 19, 2007, FridayFocus on the Future in Louisiana
By deciding not to run for re-election as governor of Louisiana, Kathleen Blanco has done the best thing for a state desperately in need of new ideas.
March 22, 2007, ThursdayLouisiana Opening Offers Chance to Recast a Shaky Relationship With Washington
With Gov. Kathleen Babineaux Blanco's political exit this week, the dysfunctional relationship between Louisiana and Washington, could shift sharply.
March 22, 2007, ThursdayLouisiana Governor Won't Seek 2nd Term
Gov. Kathleen Blanco, a Democrat, was damaged politically by her post-Hurricane Katrina performance.
March 21, 2007, WednesdayNo Taxes Until After the Election
The possibility that I.R.S. commissioner Mark Everson is wielding power in ways to please his boss, President Bush, is especially disturbing given that he has courted that suspicion before.
October 28, 2006, SaturdayI.R.S. Going Slow Before Election
The commissioner ordered the I.R.S. to delay collecting back taxes from Katrina victims until after the elections.
October 27, 2006, FridayLost Horizons
When Ken Mehlman took over the Republican Party, his goal was to secure a G.O.P. majority for decades to come. Now he's just trying to survive November.
September 24, 2006, SundayBefore Speeches, a Bush Strategy to Regain Edge
President Bush's top aides are striving to portray him as he appeared before Iraq and Hurricane Katrina.
September 09, 2006, SaturdayBush Erred In Responding To Katrina, Lamont Says
Expanding his attacks on the Bush administration to include its handling of Hurricane Katrina, Ned Lamont called on Thursday for the restructuring of the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Mr. Lamont, the Democratic candidate for United States Senate who has run as an opponent of the Iraq...
August 25, 2006, FridayA Candidate Drops Out of a Race for Congress
Kevin Powell, an activist and writer, announced that he had withdrawn as a candidate running against the incumbent, Edolphus Towns, a Brooklyn Democrat.
July 05, 2006, WednesdayIn New Orleans, Money Is Ready but a Plan Isn't
Billions of federal dollars are coming, but city officials have yet to come up with a redevelopment plan.
June 18, 2006, SundayAn Incumbent Proves Resilient in New Orleans
The circumstances stacked against Mayor C. Ray Nagin by Hurricane Katrina could not trump the power of incumbency.
May 22, 2006, MondayIn the Lower Ninth Ward, a Day of Voting and Reunions
Election Day was like a family reunion for hundreds of former residents of the devastated Lower Ninth Ward in New Orleans.
May 21, 2006, SundayNagin Re-elected as New Orleans Mayor
C. Ray Nagin fended off a strong challenge from Lt. Gov. Mitch Landrieu in a contest to decide who would lead the city's rebuilding.
May 21, 2006, SundayNew Orleans Mayor's Rival Stresses His Political Savvy
Lt. Gov. Mitch Landrieu, the son of one of Louisiana's first political families, inherited the careful talk of a politician as a birthright.
May 19, 2006, FridayAfter the Storm Comes a Populist Chord
In New Orleans, Mayor C. Ray Nagin is counting on his amateur's guise as Election Day approaches.
May 18, 2006, ThursdayConservative White Voters Hold Sway in New Orleans
The city's changed demographics made themselves felt all week as a tight race for mayor headed toward the May 20 runoff.
May 07, 2006, SundayEnough Already
"Had Enough? Vote Democratic!" is a slogan that could work for Democrats.
April 29, 2006, SaturdayVote for Mayor Points to Change in New Orleans
Low black turnout in the first round suggests that incumbent C. Ray Nagin faces major hurdles in a runoff.
April 24, 2006, MondayAnd Then There Were Two
Photos of Louisiana Lt Gov Mitch Landrieu and New Orleans Mayor C Ray Nagin, who face runoff election for mayor of New Orleans
April 23, 2006, SundayRunoff Election Is Set for New Orleans Mayor's Race
Mayor C. Ray Nagin failed to escape a runoff election next month in which he will face Lt. Gov. Mitch Landrieu.
April 23, 2006, SundayDemocrats Try to Use Katrina as G.O.P. Used 9/11
Democrats are looking to New Orleans as the symbol of an administration that is at once incompetent and heartless.
April 22, 2006, SaturdayMystery and Unease as New Orleans Begins to Vote
Uptown, downtown, in black and white neighborhoods, residents say they will never cast a more significant vote.
April 22, 2006, SaturdayUntouchable in Election: New Orleans's Central Issue
No major candidate for mayor will discuss the question of whether some neighborhoods should not be rebuilt.
April 19, 2006, WednesdayCraving a Voice, New Orleanians Take to the Road to Cast Ballots for Mayor
All over Louisiana and Texas, dislocated residents drove for hours to cast their ballots at 10 satellite voting centers.
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The Broncos' offensive line injury woes continue.
Left tackle Ryan Clady, who signed a five-year, $57.5 million contract with Denver this offseason, will miss the rest of the regular season due to a Lisfranc injury that requires surgery. Clady has been placed on season-ending injured reserve.
Clady joins Dan Koppen as starting linemen that have been lost to the season. Expected to protect Peyton Manning's blind side will be Chris Clark, a fourth-year tackle out of Southern Mississippi.
To add depth at the position, the Broncos signed veteran tackle Winston Justice.
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The three-day window opens Saturday
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MAR 04 Jerry Angelo
Why GM-head coach relationships fail
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Could Jonathan Martin end up in Indy?
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Prior to the last mayoral election, I emailed Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls' office to inquire as to why Cincinnati can't borrow funds to duplicate certain features of the Xerox parking lease plan, thereby eliminating an outside third party making millions from Cincinnati citizens. Qualls' office replied that "The city can't borrow money to pay for […]
Parking plan excuses were misleading, closed-minded
02/24/14 at 6:46am by Letters Editor | Comments
Duplicate 'no parking' signs
02/21/14 at 4:18pm by Letters Editor | Comments
Can anyone tell me why municipalities around Ohio put up "No Parking During Snow Emergency" signs on the same pole as "No Parking Anytime" signs? If there is no parking at anytime, no one should be parked there during a snow emergency, a rain storm, or a sunny day. Do politicians love to spend tax […]
Campaign fever subsides, promises are broken
02/21/14 at 6:00am by Letters Editor | Comments
The editorial "Reconsider initial parking plan" (Feb. 19) added that "reconsidering should happen outside the 'fever' of a political campaign." Isn't that exactly how we got the streetcar? The campaign fever subsides, and promises are broken. Tom Luken, College Hill
A less expensive bridge proposal
02/21/14 at 6:00am by Letters Editor | Comments
Albert Einstein has been quoted as saying that we can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them. There is no greater confirmation of Einstein's philosophy than our approach to solving the Brent Spence Bridge problem. Simplistically, the problem is not just the bridge but having three interstates […]
City Council should slip, slide like the rest of us
02/20/14 at 6:00am by Letters Editor | Comments
Mayor John Cranley is correct to blame the previous administration for spending cuts to basic services to fund the streetcar, but to report that "15 of the city's snowplows are sidelined for repairs" (Feb. 15) indicates that more needs to be done to insure that the taxpayers get their streets plowed. Interestingly, the photo accompanying […]
Common courtesy lost on east side drivers
02/19/14 at 11:55am by Letters Editor | Comments
Really, drivers of 275 around Eastgate? It's been coming. Weather has made delays, I'm sure, but not paying attention to signs? Paying attention? Then again at Beechmont? Slamming on brakes there too? What happened to common sense and paying attention? You are NOT the only one on the road. Consideration for others MUST be included […]
Transportation in region not political issue
02/19/14 at 7:30am by Letters Editor | Comments
I embraced The Enquirer's editorial series about local transportation issues as a nostalgia addict embraces the memory of an old song. Thirty years ago there was a man named Jim Duane who was executive director of the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments. I worked for the PR agency that had OKI for a client. He […]
BRT system could reduce subsidies
02/18/14 at 5:02pm by Letters Editor | Comments
Dusty Rhodes' article "Hamilton County is on the road to ruin" (Feb. 16) is honest, yet troubling in the fact that increasing taxes are falling short of funding our Infrastructure and obligations. The 'exodus of the middle class' from Hamilton County, like Detroit, erodes the tax base. The same Forum section carried The Enquirer's series […]
Where is concern for taxpayers?
02/17/14 at 11:55am by Letters Editor | Comments
Dusty Rhodes must be a racist, homophobic and just plain stupid. He sounds like a tea partier. Or is it that he concerned at the direction the city, county and country are headed too much unfunded liabilities and to much future tax burden on the people who pay the taxes? It's amusing that in the […]
Universities should fund bridge replacement
02/14/14 at 11:55am by Letters Editor | Comments
During World War II, the business community dropped their business models and immediately began wartime production. Frigidaire no longer made refrigerators, but instead made machine guns and propellers for fighter jets. William Knudsen left General Motors to lead the United States war machine. He left a salary of $300,000 to work for free. Why? Knudsen […]