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Yorkshire Ripper loves Wii Bowling
Parcelforce fails to deliver for Windows 7 lovers
Durham police demonstrate DNA will stuff you
Felony fugitive found working for DHS for 2 years
Scareware slingers flaunt fake MS endorsement
McKinnon lawyers file last gasp extradition appeal
Webmasters fume as Google profiles signed-out searchers
Fanboi site squeaks on crocked iMacs
FCC questions Verizon's early termination fees
iTunes gifts Blighty 12 freebies of Christmas
Physicists assemble world's smallest snowman
Camel carcasses menace Outback water supplies
Water the camels (stone the crows)
Water in some outback towns is as rare as hens teeth.
These are places where a single days exposure to the sun can kill a man.
The camels are a feral, introduced species, good riddance to them.
Accused phone thief snared after phone sends pic to victim
Manchester journo gets first ID card - late
PR fluff
Nothing to see here, Ms Epstein's piece is just a standard PR puff-piece written especially for the Governments spin-department.
Believe not a word.
Avoid ID cards.
Just say no.
LHC back after temporary unexistence
Yeah yeah but when...
...do we get to see the 9-headed Zlork-beasts from the mega-quark planet Xblatt7 ?
Surely, there's going to be some dangerous alien life forms out of all of this!
Otherwise, why bother?
NZ scientists identify giant, man-eating eagle
Tastes like chicken....
Those tricksey Maoris, ate anything that walked and crawled....pass the Moa burgers will you, and the Kiwi chips too...
Scottish gov to curb personal data collection
Twitter tracker goes twotspotting
Works for me
Now all I need is an orbiting laser cannon.....so I can play Twitter-Splatter!
Got you.
And you.
And you...come get some...
Dole bludger fined for BNP leak
Lawful or not
Truth always finds a way out...
BNP: Hang 'em high, hang 'em low, hang every bloody where!
UK Parliament website hack exposes shoddy passwords
US health-care debate clogged world's inboxes
German state election exit polls leaked on Twitter
iPhone thieves collared by Jobsian GPS
All expensive kit should have this feature
- Cars
- Tvs
- Computers
- Cameras
- DVD equip, etc
Mr Plod could then catch these tea-leaves rather than snoop on innocent citizens....
EMC co-founder kills himself
Canucks crack whip on Facebook privacy
Twitter botches patch for nasty account-hijacking bug
What a bunch of twits
Who's the greater fool?
The fool, or the fool who follows the fool?
MS phishing filter blacklists everything
US broadband speeds 15 years behind South Korea
You should try Australian fraudband speeds
A man in a pony and trap can deliver a message faster...
Wikipedia to crack down on celebrity Wikideaths
Love it
Wikipedia - the encyclopedia that almost anyone can edit
It might catch on you know!
Walfamstow Cockney cash machine daffy ducked
Doctor investigated for posting inkblots to Wikipedia
It should read:
"Psychologists have kept the test's inner workings secret for decades out of concern that the inkblots won't make them as much money if people realise it's all a big con."
And Scientologist don't get on with psych's.....how odd.
4chan pwns Christians on Facebook
Tearaways deface Tayside Police website
Boffins in 'let's create black holes in the lab' jape
Darn Americans and their nasty tests
Ann one remember the high altitude nuclear explosion tests?
These injected a large quantity of fission debris into the ionosphere!!
What were they thinking...?
Microsoft goes Darwinian with evolutionary tree patent
MySpace shoehorns its way into Facebook with iLike buy
Arizona sheriff prefers jail to handing over server password
Police passwords 101
It will be one of the following:
- Doughnut
- Dohnut
- Dunnut
- Donut
If not, try plural.
100 freetards an hour join Pirate Party UK
Stephen Hawking both British and not dead
@Stephen Hawking both???
Yes, there ate 2 of him.
This is the result after a few of his earlier experiments with 'time'.....
Hotel prank call badboy tracked down to mum's flat
Prof develops football-match scheduling software
Back in 48BC
I did this on stone using a blunt chisel....and they hadn't even invented Football then!
Brit diplomats' mission to expose Scientology's 'diploma mill'
Murdoch says Page 3 won't be free from next year
1st time for everything:
This must be the 1st time these two things have appeared in the SAME context:
"good reporting"
"News Corp"
Ol' Rupe's on the way down....
Researcher: Twitter attack targeted anti-Russian blogger
Alleged games console modder faces DMCA charges
Mod Squad
I see no reason why you can't buy a machine and then modify it to better suit your purposes.
I can buy a car, change the engine, get it inspected and then go on my merry way.
I can legally modify my lawnmower, fridge, dishwasher, bicycle.....so what's so special about a computer?
Oh, it's all about $$$$ and powerful political lobbying...
Dutch court clogs Pirate Bay
Another failure of the legal profession to understand even the basics of the interwebs!
Lads from Lagos cut off
HP excessive packaging world record put to the test
Does no one understand the trials of struggling box-art artists?
These warehouse creations are intended as a thing of industrial beauty.
It's art that can be recycled!!
Oz Firewall still standing after inconclusive filter trial
It's all that god-fellas fault you know!
If it weren't for that jehovah bloke, we wouldn't be in this pickle.
The Aus govt is beholden to the church of the crazy, the cult of death, the fundies of forever...
Makes you kinda mad!
High spam response powers junk mail economy
Popular culture problem
TV and Movies almost NEVER relate to IT stories or concepts in ANY realistic way.
Perhaps if they did, more people would get a clue.
Even TV news reports on the "latest virus" get the details either wrong OR don't explain how to avoid the problem in the first place. They just love to sensationalize it. "We're all gunna die"
I know TV and Movies don't like New Media, but you'd think they would be interested in educating people?
Oh well, rinse and repeat...


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Mar 7 fresh-cool-dope: Yesterday at Detroit's Red Bull House of Arts. shot by: Justin "JMILLZ" Milhouse www.fresh-cool-dope.com
"There are many films to see, many friends to visit, many walks to take, many playlists to assemble and many favorite books to reread. Life's too short for anxious score-keeping." - Teju Cole (via newspeedwayboogie)(Source: The New York Times, via newspeedwayboogie) Mar 7
iwannamuse: I am poetry I can be felt I can be read I can be tucked away in your memory Breeding things in your heart That if ever you forgot The pounding of your heart Will always remind you Of who I am.(via iwannamuse) Mar 7
"I started working at SXSW in 1989. I was hired not because of my intelligence, technical acumen, or creativity. I had a Mac Plus computer and they didn't." - Hugh Forrest, director, SXSW Interactive (via fastcompany)(via fastcompany) Mar 7
Mar 3 creativemorningsutrecht: A great quote from previous speaker Stephen Hay. (via creativemornings)
Mar 3 gasoline-station: THE HEIDELBERG PROJECT The Heidelberg Project is art, energy, and community - "It's an open-air art environment in the heart of an urban community on Detroit's East Side. Tyree Guyton, founder and artistic director, uses everyday, discarded objects to create a two block area full of color, symbolism, and intrigue. Now in its 27th year, the Heidelberg Project is recognized around the world as a demonstration of the power of creativity to transform lives." (Source: devidsketchbook.com)
"No matter where you're from, your dreams are valid." - Lupita Nyong'o (via wednesdaydreams)(Source: chillymonkeys, via tribecafilm) Mar 3
"When I look down at this golden statue may it remind me and every little child that no matter where you're from, your dreams are valid." - Lupita Nyong'o accepting her award for Best Supporting Actress Follow policymic (via policymic)(via popculturebrain) Mar 3
Feb 11 We LOVE our city, we all have reasons why we are still here. But if you're having a hard time figuring out why you're still here, it's only right you find out. Filmed by Myron Watkins ( @TheMRMR ) and Xavier Owens ( @xavibabyyy ).Done by 5yve5yve.com
"Geniuses produce a lot of crap before they get to the good stuff." - Get creative (via fastcompany) Jan 28

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Hungry? Here's why.
You poor, hungry people. We know – we left you, totally abandoned, discarded like the dirty wrapper on a late night kebab. We're sorry. We're hungry too. These last 2 months, since our sojourn in Italy (seems like years ago … Continue reading
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The great outdoors
What a beautiful Easter weekend we had here at Salad Club. From beach hut breakfasts in Calshot to picnics in Brockwell park, we managed to spend almost every mealtime outside, only venturing indoors for loo breaks and sleeps. There's quite … Continue reading
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Tagged Al fresco eating, Carrots, Cumin, Eating outside, Halloumi, Honey, Picnics, Pistachio, Salad
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Diversion Tactics
Sometimes, the best away around getting on with work is just not to do any at all. So it was on Tuesday, when we sat down to write recipes together, that we found ourselves distracted by the thought of lunch, … Continue reading
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Breaking new bread
Now the business of book scribing is well and truly underway, we're having to embrace the laborious acts of weighing, measuring and recording every little pinch, splash and handful going into our pots. As regular readers will know, we tend … Continue reading
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Happy new hummus
Hello all and happy new year! Christmas and its many distractions have rather got in the way of cooking and writing recently. The long and drawn out hangovers of the festive season, along with the good intentions of getting up … Continue reading
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HDs in Blakeney
While Ellie was in Beirut and my other half was in Barbados, I was keeping it real in Blakeney. Mum, Alfred, the dog and I set off on a pilgrimage back to my homeland in a car packed to the … Continue reading
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Feast in the Middle East
There's this great place I know where the food is just right; it's called Syria and right now, the skies are blue and the ground is a happy 28˚. The last couple of weeks there and in neighbouring Lebanon have … Continue reading
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The humble Umbelliferae
My Grandfather-in-law, a groundbreaking botanist in his day, taught me about the wonderful world of Umbelliferae over lunch in the summer. The Umbelliferae are a family of aromatic plants with umbels of flowers radiating from the stem resembling a green … Continue reading
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Los Angeles Times, January 12, 2009
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A class for the ages
Despite losing out on the top pick in the draft lottery, Rutherford had an inkling he would get his man at No. 2.
"Just prior to the draft, it appeared that there were a few teams trying to trade up to the top pick to get the goalie," Rutherford said. "We were comfortable with that because we already had our goalie in Cam Ward. … It worked out very well. Anytime you make a high pick like that and he helps you to win a Stanley Cup it is great. The fact is Eric is still very young and can lead us to future Cups."
Going deep for gems
The first round of the 2003 draft was fantastic for both its star power and depth (25 of the 30 picks have played at least 78 games in the NHL, and all but Hugh Jessiman, the Rangers' pick at No. 12, have made it there).
But there was plenty of talent in the draft's later rounds. San Jose hit with first-round picks Milan Michalek and Steve Bernier (traded to Buffalo in the deal for Brian Campbell), but landing defenseman Matt Carle in the second round and forward Joe Pavelski in Round 7 with the 205th pick made the Sharks' haul special.
"We have a good core group of young players that came out of that draft class," Pavelski said. "It is funny because we were pieced together in different rounds, but I think we've all developed pretty quick and had some success at this level."
A pair of eighth-round picks from 2003 - there are only seven rounds these days - needed four years before having a breakout season in the NHL. Chicago's Dustin Byfuglien (No. 245) moved from defense to forward and finished the 2007-08 season on a line with Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews.
While the Thrashers traded a top-pairing defenseman in Coburn, they added another one at No. 239. At the time of the draft, Tobias Enstrom was a skilled Swedish defenseman deemed too small to have a future on this side of the Atlantic Ocean.
Then came the lockout and the rule changes, and suddenly size wasn't all that mattered on the blue line. Enstrom joined the Thrashers this past season and became the league's top rookie defenseman, logging tons of minutes and playing in all situations.
"If we had an inkling that Toby Enstrom was going to be that type of player and have that type of impact, we'd have taken him in the first round," Atlanta GM Don Waddell said. "That is what makes the draft so exciting. There are no slam dunks. You are trying to project these guys to what they are going to be at 23 or 24 years old."
A Fehr judgement?
When the time came for the Washington Capitals to select at No. 18, they were prepared to be patient. The Caps selected Eric Fehr, a budding power forward from Brandon of the Western Hockey League, and expected him to need time to develop.
Fehr made the Caps look astute by racking up back-to-back 50-goal seasons in the WHL the next two years. More success in the American Hockey League did nothing to dispel that notion, but his career hit a bump toward the end of the 2006-07 season.
A mysterious back/hip problem kept Fehr from playing for nearly a full year. He came back for the Caps this season, and the organization continues to have high hopes for the 6-foot-4, 212-pound right wing.
"We knew when we drafted him - I think we said it then - it was going to take a while with this guy," Caps GM George McPhee said. "He was actually ahead of schedule until that hip or back or whatever it really set him back. But he is an NHL player now, and the issue is he going to get 20 goals a year or 30 goals a year or 40 goals a year? We don't know yet."
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---- Microsoft Opposes Net Neutrality Plan On Its Proxy
- 2:56 pm on Jul 27, 2006
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Quite frankly, I think the people who should be paying for the upgrades are the telcos. Not their customers, not the companies who want to put sites on the internet.
Where do you think the money that telcos would use to pay for the upgrades comes from? It's like corporate taxes, companies don't pay them, people who buy stuff from companies pay them.
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More MasterBalls?
When do you get your first MasterBall and can u get more than 1? What pokemon would the MasterBall be most valusble to catch with
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You can get more if you win at the Radio Tower Daily Draw in Goldenrod City. You need to match all 5 numbers.
As for which pokemon to use your master ball on, I used mine on Ho-Oh simply because I was running out of pokeballs and I was worried he would run out of PP and start using the default attack that also damages him (the name escapes me right now).
dcoughler--the move you're thinking of is Struggle.
BolognaSkater--I believe you get your first Master Ball after you've completed the Gym challenge. You can also win them as the grand prize in the Goldenrod City Radio Tower lottery. It's very rare, of course, because you'd need to match all 5 numbers in any of your Pokemon's OT ID numbers.
As to which Pokemon to use the Master Ball on, I'd say that it is up to you. I'd suggest saving it for the strongest, most ornery, obstinate Pokemon you encounter, just to speed things along (all things depending, maybe Rayquaza or Mewtwo, though these may not be the toughest of all). You might also choose one of the runners, if only to cut the chase short. Or, as dcoughler did, against a Pokemon whose PP are running out and is in danger of knocking itself out.
I'd say you should use your masterbsll at rayquaza, mewtwo is not that hard to catch use dusk ball, or time ball, or throw endless ultra ball, maybe you'lll lose 20 or more ultra balls to catch it, but don't worry, ultra ball is cheap
You can get 1 Master Ball as part of the story (from Prof. Elm) and 1/day (repeatable) by matching every Digit at Goldenrod Radio's Lottery. Lots of trading with different people can really help with the Radio Tower Lottery.
Use Master Balls on:
1. Legendary Pokemon that run away (Raikou, Entei, and Latias/Latios, depending on your Version)
2. Shiny Pokemon that can naturally learn Selfdestruct or Explosion before the Level you encounter them at (such as the members of the Koffing, Geodude, and Voltorb evolution lines)
3. Legendary Pokemon that you are resetting for to get a good Nature and/or Shiny
But how do i get a masterball from proffeser oak
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Kagome is a normal high school girl who falls into a well, transporting her back in time to the feudal era. Upon her arrival to this world, she mercifully unleashes Inuyasha, a half demon. As if this isn't enough, she also discovers that she is the bearer of the Shikon no Tama, a jewel of great spiritual power, a jewel which has just shattered into a million shards. Now, along with Miroku the priest, Sango the demon hunter, and Shippou the mischievious fox-demon, they must set out to find the Shikon shards and defeat the evils of the demon Naraku.
InuYasha is a long running anime in which strong fights take place. It is definitely an anime that you'd love if you are into the whole superpower thing. Just like the first DBZ Movie, it isn't all about fighting and is more lighthearted. InuYasha provides some comedy and adventure with the fights, and it doesn't really have a huge plot; it just tends to have a bunch of small stories, just like in DBZ Movie 1.
Arika Yumemiya must embark in another intense battle, this time after successfully thwarting an asteroid that was about to destroy Windbloom Kingdom. The victory is short-lived when a mysterious dark force and a new type of slave emerge, each more powerful and more resilient than the Meisters have ever reckoned with before. Will Arika, using the power of the Sapphire of the Azure Sky, be able to rescue her kingdom from another enemy? And will her faltering relationship with Mashiro be able to survive the dark times once more?
Mai-Otome Zwei has a real monster-of-the-week feeling to it which is also present in the first DBZ Movie. Mai-Otome Zwei is only 4 episodes, so despite having a story, it is just like the DBZ movie: it's short and only exists to keep things going.


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SANDY — American Fork boys basketball coach Doug Meacham believes Austin Waddoups is one of the most underrated players in the state.
On a team with Utah State commits Quincy Bair and Marcel Davis, it's easy for the unheralded Waddoups to fly under the radar.
That certainly wasn't the case Wednesday night at Alta, where Waddoups showed off his offensive and defensive prowess in scoring a game-high 20 points to lead American Fork to the 57-50 road victory.
"He's played whatever role we've asked him to do. He's a guy who wants to hit big shots and is ready. You love to have guys like that in your locker room," said Meacham.
In typical good-teammate fashion, Waddoups deflected praise to his teammates.
"Quincy opened up a bunch of stuff for us and is one of the best players in the state. Marcel is also one of the best players in the state. I got Zac Hunter on the inside banging, and Danny (Beddes) and Ryan Andrus, they're all just helping us out and helping me get some shots," said Waddoups.
American Fork got a big scare when Waddoups tumbled into the scorers' table in the final minute and got up clutching his non-shooting left hand.
He eventually left Alta with his wrist wrapped heavily in ice, but that didn't stop him from shutting the door on the Hawks first. With his team clinging to a 51-48 lead, Waddoups made six straight free throws in the final minute to increase AF's lead to 57-48.
No. 3 American Fork shot an impressive 19-of-24 from the free-throw line in improving its record to 4-0 this preseason. Alta, meanwhile, struggled from the line, shooting just 2-of-8 as it fell to 3-2.
As good as the Cavemen were in the second half, they certainly had their struggles early on.
American Fork was impatient offensively throughout the first half, turning it over nine times as the Hawks built a 28-22 lead at the half as RJ Beard, Tanner Jones, Jarett Anderson and Carter Heslop all knocked 3-pointers in the second quarter.
"We were turning it over too much. We were giving them too many uncontested shots. I think we just clamped down on 'D' in the second half," said Bair.
Meacham had his team come out in a full-court press to start the third quarter, and after the Hawks increased their lead to 32-25 early in the quarter, the press started to make a big difference.
American Fork closed the quarter on a 17-5 run and never trailed the rest of the way even though Alta cut the lead to one on two separate occasions in the fourth quarter.
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Before he iced the game from the line in the final 54 seconds, Waddoups turned a 47-46 lead into a 51-46 lead with 1:52 remaining on a pair of clutch baskets.
Waddoups increased his scoring average to 16.5 ppg after Wednesday's performance, and it's hard to imagine him flying under the radar much longer.
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Thank you everyone for coming out on Sunday. I have a feeling today is going to be a rest day for many of you, and as you take care of your body, here is another nutrition tip from Paleo Localvore's Darcy Cramer:
Eating Right Before and After Workouts –
Have you ever tried working out an hour after eating full meal, I mean like a huge burger and fries? Well, I have! In fact just a week ago I made the mistake of skipping breakfast and then eating a huge lunch late in the afternoon and 1.5 hours later went to the gym. I felt like my heart was literally going to explode out of my chest. BAD IDEA!
A much better plan is to get some quick-digesting carbs, like an apple, in about 1-2 hours before a workout. They will digest quickly and provide a little extra energy for you during a WOD. It is not a good idea to load your stomach with heavy proteins, like a steak or hamburger, and slower-digesting carbs, like a sweet potato. These foods take longer to digest and therefore your body will need to spend more energy breaking them down. This is why my heart wanted to pop out of my chest when I ate the huge meal before working out. My body was in overdrive still breaking down my food and trying to provide energy to my muscles at the same time. You need fuel for your workout but you don't want your muscles competing with your food.
Just as important as what you eat before meal, it is important to think about what you're eating after also. Getting a good source of protein with some carbs within 30 minutes after working out will give you the best results because your body is most insulin sensitive in that window. This is why you might notice a few people with a shaker full of protein powder in their hands soon after a workout. These supplements are popular amongst those who are trying to gain muscle because the protein absorbs quickly, thus giving you the best results, and they provide little calories in return so you get more bang for your buck. If supplements aren't your thing, you can also try eating lean proteins (fish or poultry) or egg whites (no yolks, they are high in fat). You want to avoid fats at this time since they are slower to digest.
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The Open Begins Now, and Managing Nutrition
It's the end of February and the official start of the CrossFit Games season has begun. If you are planning on competing, please register here before Thursday. If you are not, please consider being a judge. We will be running Open WODs on Friday and Sunday at 10AM. You will need to take the Judge's course here. While we might not all be dreaming of qualifying for the regionals, we can all benefit from some advice from Paleo LocalVore owner and CFSJ member Darcy Cramer:
At this stage, all of the strength and stamina you posses is not going to fall or rise dramatically by changing up your workout routine. Extra work is not going to help you magically PR by 20 pounds during the Open and if anything will probably just cause your muscle to feel more fatigued during crucial times. If you really want to prepare your body for the grueling workouts to come it is important to focus on your nutrition. What you put into your body will have a dramatic effect on your performance.
Lets start out simple by cutting out the unnecessary crap we all "just can't live without", you will not die by skipping ice cream and other rewards. Sure it is healthy for everyone to indulge in their senses once in a while; but to put it bluntly, if you really want to see results these are the types of sacrifices that can pay off.
Now a sensible source of fuel is probably the best place to start, and there is a reason the Paleo diet is so popular among the CrossFit community. It's an easy guide toward making better choices with your food. You will find yourself focusing on the things that you need as an athlete; good complex carbs, fats, and lots of protein. These are essential to gaining muscle, stamina, and helping with recovery. If you aren't too familiar with the Paleo diet I would suggest visiting Robb Wolf's site, http://robbwolf.com/, which will give you the run down.
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Elsewhere in Europe, Google could possibly open its first standalone retail store in Dublin. According to a filing obtained by Bloomberg, the Google Store would be open to the public and sell unspecified "Google merchandise," Google's Irish unit said in a local planning application. "While we do have the option to open retail space, we are examining all potential uses," the California-based company said in an e-mailed statement. "No final decision has been taken."
As tentative as that sounds, Bloomberg still suggests that retail could be a new front in Google's competition with Apple, whose 361 stores have surely helped fuel sales of iPods, iPhones and iPad tablet computers. Need we remind you that Google, the world's largest maker of smartphone operating software, is finalizing its acquisition of handset maker Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion?
Technically not its first fling with brick and mortar, Google previously opened a test store inside the London branch of electrical retailer Currys, the Daily Telegraph reported in October. Google has also has a store for its merchandise at its headquarters in California, but it's not open to the public, and obviously not a standalone affair.
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Leave it to the Beltway herd, with their special brand of arrogance, to insist that the Downing Street memo wasn't news.
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To judge by their responses, the leading lights of the Washington press corps are more embarrassed than the White House is by the revelations in the Downing Street memo — which quite suddenly is becoming as "famous" as NBC's Tim Russert suggested weeks ago, when most of his colleagues and everyone at his network were still ignoring the document.
Mooing in plaintive chorus, the Beltway herd insists that the July 23, 2002, memo wasn't news — which would be true if the absence of news were defined only by their refusal to report it.
They tell us the memo wasn't news because everybody understood that George W. Bush had decided to wage war many months before the United States and its allies invaded Iraq. The memo wasn't news because anyone who didn't comprehend that reality back then has come to realize the unhappy facts during the three ensuing years. The memo wasn't news because Americans already knew that the Bush administration was "fixing the intelligence and facts around the policy," rather than making policy that reflected the intelligence and the facts about Iraq.
Only a very special brand of arrogance would permit any employee of the New York Times, which brought us the mythmaking of Judith Miller, to insist that new documentary evidence of "intelligence fixing" about Saddam's arsenal is no longer news. The same goes for the Washington Post, which featured phony administration claims about Iraq's weapons on Page 1 while burying the skeptical stories that proved correct.
If you listen to those mooing most loudly, such as the editorial page editors of the Post, the Downing Street memo still isn't news because it doesn't "prove" anything. (Only a Post editorial would refer to Sir Richard Dearlove, the chief of Britain's MI6 intelligence service who reported the fixing of intelligence to fit Bush's war plans, as merely "a British official.") Certainly it proves much about the candid views held by the most knowledgeable figures in the British government. Evidently the Post's editorialists would rather not learn what else the memo might prove if its clues were investigated.
How foolish and how sad that all these distinguished journalists prefer to transform this scandal into a debate about their own underachieving performance, rather than redeem mainstream journalism by advancing an important story that they should have pursued from the beginning. This is a moment when the mainstream press could again demonstrate to a skeptical public why we need journalists. Instead they are proving once more that their first priority is to cover their own behinds.
To my ear, their arguments lack conviction as well as logic. Although reporters tend to be timid or cynical, very few are stupid — and almost none are truly stupid enough to believe that this memo wasn't "news" according to any professional definition of that word.
Deciding what constitutes news is a subjective exercise, of course, with all the uncertainty that implies. Yet there are several obvious guidelines to keep in mind while listening to the excuses proffered in the New York Times and the Washington Post by reporters who must know better.
A classified document recording deliberations by the highest officials of our most important ally over the decision to wage war is always news. A document that shows those officials believed the justification for war was "thin" and that the intelligence was being "fixed" is always news. A document that indicates the president was misleading the world about his determination to wage war only as a last resort is always news.
And when such a document is leaked, whatever editors, reporters and producers may think "everyone" already knows or believes about its contents emphatically does not affect whether that piece of paper is news. The journalists' job is to determine whether it is authentic and then to probe into its circumstances and meaning. There are many questions still to be answered about the Downing Street memo, but the nation's most prominent journalists still aren't asking them.
As striking as the bizarre redefinition of news now underway among the Washington press corps is its strange deficit of memory. Everyone did not know in the summer and fall of 2002 that Bush had reached a firm decision to wage war — not even if "everyone" really refers only to the readers of the Times and the Post.
What were the Post and the Times telling us then about the president's intentions?
Consider Michael Kinsley, the Los Angeles Times editorial page editor and columnist, who recently derided the memo's importance. According to him, "you don't need a secret memo" to know that "the administration's decision to topple Saddam Hussein by force" had been reached by then. Anybody could tell that war was "inevitable," he wrote. "Just look at what was in the newspapers on July 23, 2002, and the day before," he wrote, citing an opinion column by Robert Scheer and a Times story about Pentagon war planning.
But let's also look at what Kinsley himself wrote on July 12, 2002, after those war plans were leaked. On the Post's Op-Ed page, he suggested that despite all the logistical planning and bellicose rhetoric, "Bush may be bluffing … Or he may be lying, and the leak may be part of an official strategy of threatening all-out war in the hope of avoiding it, by encouraging a coup or persuading Hussein to take early retirement or in some other way getting him gone without a massive invasion."
So Kinsley himself wasn't quite certain whether Bush had decided on war, yet now he says we all knew.
On that same Op-Ed page two months later, fervent hawk James Hoagland, whose views on the war closely reflect those of the paper's editorial board, wrote a column about the president's U.N. speech. Hoagland described Bush as "diligent prosecuting attorney, sorrowful statesman and reluctant potential warrior.
"Bush wisely did not base his appeals for collective action against Iraq on a doctrine of preemption … Instead he explained how the need for such drastic steps can be avoided by concerted international action." War, that is, could still be avoided, or so Hoagland believed as of Sept. 15, 2002.
A few days earlier, an editorial in the Times had likewise lauded the president's speech: "While Mr. Bush reserved the right to act independently to restrain Iraq, he expressed a preference for working in concert with other nations and seemed willing to employ measures short of war before turning to the use of force. These are welcome and important statements." So despite what Times reporters and analysts claim today, their newspaper clearly did not consider war inevitable several weeks after July 23, 2002.
And on Oct. 8, 2002, the Times noted approvingly that in requesting a congressional war resolution, Bush had said: "Approving this resolution does not mean that military action is imminent or unavoidable." The next day, the paper of record reported that around the world, politicians, journalists and ordinary citizens had derived hope from those words.
Those hopes were misplaced, as we now can be certain. Instead of pretending that we all knew what we know now, the Washington press corps should stop spinning excuses, stop redefining what constitutes news and start doing its job.
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Following an arrest over the weekend, James Madison will suspend forward Rayshawn Goins for the first half of the Dukes' opening round game against LIU-Brooklyn on Wednesday.
"In accordance with JMU athletic policy, Coach Matt Brady is suspending Rayshawn Goins for the first half of the NCAA Tournament game on Wednesday night in Dayton," JMU athletic director Jeff Bourne said in a statement. "After having thoroughly reviewed the details in this case, the athletic administration supports Coach (Matt) Brady's decision."
Goins, who averages 12.7 points and 7.4 rebounds per game for the Colonial Athletic Association tournament champion Dukes, was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct and obstruction of justice on Sunday.
The 6-6, 265-pound redshirt senior is the Dukes' leading scorer and rebounder.
Harrisonburg, Va. police said in a statement that Goins was not immediately arrested following an off-campus party that got out of hand, despite the fact that he was cursing at authorities and encouraging the crowd. After friends escorted Goins out, the situation seemed over, but he was taken into custody later that night.
Sounds like Goins got a little too rowdy, probably due to the Dukes' recent triumphs. Those who have been to college — well, some of us who are writing, right now — can relate to maybe getting a bit too pumped up about things and having to be calmed down. As for the suspension, I'm not sure I agree with just the first half. He's the team's leading scorer and rebounder, as well as a 24-year-old, fifth-year senior who should know better. He's looked at as a leader and in probably the most inopportune time to slip up, he slipped up.
I'm not blaming Brady for only suspending him for the first half, because I'm sure Goins will be chomping at the bit to get out there in the second 20 minutes and it'll be painful for him to watch his team play without him to start the game. But if he wasn't the team's best player, at least statistically, would it only be a one-half suspension?
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Coal Robson
Item No.
Products on Sale are Discontinued Styles or Colors.
FEATURES of the Coal Robson
- A Nordic-inspired beanie fully lined in fleece for ultimate warmth
- Decorated with a novelty moose pattern and a woven Coal label at bottom edge
SPECIFICATIONS of the Coal Robson
- Fine acrylic with fleece lining