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Stunning strike gives Williams and Robins a true taste of momentum
4:21pm Monday 14th January 2013 in Football
By James Barrett
Carshalton Athletic manager Tommy Williams says his side is finally gathering the momentum needed to take them up the Ryman League Premier Division table.
The Robins beat a floundering Cray Wanderers 2-1 at Colston Avenue on Saturday thanks to a wonder first goal of the season by defender Luke Nolan, and a Hakeem Adelakun strike.
Despite the win, Williams' men remain bottom of the table but only on goal difference - although the teams immediately above them have up to six games in hand.
The Robins travel to one of those teams, Hastings United, this weekend, with the manager confident his team can stay up.
"It is certainly on now as other results this weekend went our way too, so it is becoming very interesting," he said.
"I've said it would take time to get to a regular high standard of performance, but our recent results prove we are getting there."
Carshalton conceded the first goal when Cray striker Leigh Bremner won, and promptly dispatched, a rather contentious penalty awarded on 26 minutes.
But the Robins equalised four minutes later when Adelakun's 30 yarder deceived Cray keeper Andy Walker and squirmed over the line.
"I told the lads at half-time that I felt we'd started slowly but Hakeem's goal spurred us on and we grew in confidence from that point onwards," Williams said.
"However, I felt it would take something special to win as the game went on."
And he was proved right as, after Cray spurned two good chances to take the lead through Tyrone Sterling and Michael Power, up stepped left back Nolan to power home the winner from 30 yards that beat Walker all ends up.
"Everyone was pleased for Luke and it was a great strike," Williams said.
"He's been out the side a lot this season but he has kept working hard and his overall display today was capped by the goal.
"Both Luke Evans and I were impressed by him even before he hit the back of the net."
Carshalton Athletic host Chipstead in a Surrey Senior Cup match at Colston Avenue tomorrow (Tuesday - kick off 7.45pm) before the weekend's big game.
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The screams of dead children -- everywhere
The screams of a thousand dead children wail through my mind. Children in Afghanistan, Iraq, Palestine and Libya killed by empires' drones; thousands of young men of color America killed by white supremacist occupying armies called police, security guards and neighborhood watch agents; teenage workers from Bangladesh and China killed by corporations for profits; countless babies and young people killed by drive-by shootings and gun violence in communities of color intentionally ghettoized, destroyed and preyed upon by devil-opers, bank gangsters, gentriFUKators; and hundreds of white, middle-class children, youth, and adults killed by more gun violence perpetration, mental illness and the mental vacancy of wite culture.
Thousands of children die for corporate profits, war profits, and prison industrial profits every year in this country. Dead because gun violence is glorified and the sale of guns make some people rich, because parents are tired and don't have the energy to fight with their kids to turn off the video games, because video games, un-conscious rap, Hollywood movies and corporate news with people killing each other make death look like entertainment -- and with each sale make more profits for tech corporations in Silicon Valley run by the new technological colonizers. Because guns are exciting, especially when you have little else to be excited about.
So shouldn't the grief for all of our children be the same? Shouldn't our actions to stop the rise in death by gun violence everywhere be equally urgent and comprehensive?
The president shed tears in a prime-time speech for the 20 white middle-class children from Connecticut. But what about crying for babies killed by drive-by shooters, youth killed by police, and hundreds of teenage workers from China who react to mercury poison and throw themselves out the window while US tech companies make billions in profit? Why aren't thousands of people shedding tears and sorrow and sympathy for the children in Gaza who die everyday?
In the bizarre naming of poverty positions there is a terrifying concept called the deserving vs undeserving poor rooted in the US crums (welfare) policies that were originally set up for white widows of World War II veterans in the 1930s and 1940s. Due to overt and systemic white supremacist institutional values that undergird everything in the US from its stolen beginnings to now, these white, hetero-normative women were viewed as the deserving poor, or "legitimate" poor people, who had come upon bad times from no "fault" of their own and therefore were deserving of our aid and our sympathy. In contrast, indigenous sisters, sisters of color in diaspora, or divorced, poor or unmarried women were viewed as aberrant, pathological or "lazy," who had inherently done something to "deserve" their poverty and therefore deserved none of the US crums, only criminalization, incarceration or disgust.
I think we have come to a time, with the meteoric rise in death by gun violence of so many of us of all ages, colors, cultures and regions of the country, where we now have the deserving vs undeserving dead. How about little baby Hiram, 1 year old, who died because he happened to be in the line of fire from a passing car in Oakland? Or Ayana Jones, a 7-year-young innocent baby shot when Detroit police stormed their home with assault rifles to "find a suspect." Or Derrik Gaines, a young disabled man who was killed by Daly City police? Or the countless children killed in Afghanistan, Palestine, Iraq or Libya by colonizing empire armies attempting to steal more indigenous resources for the ever-hungry jaws of capitalism? Did they deserve to die because someone calls their innocent bodies "collateral damage?"
What about all of our poor children of color -- sorted, separated, tested, and arrested out of schools -- who roam the streets with no jobs, no hope and endless violent images pumped into their heads from corporate media lies and mythologies in the holding tanks called our ghettoized neighborhoods, pick up guns and shoot each other for something to do until the police arrive to place them into the plantation prisons that await their profitable arrival? Do they deserve to die?
There are many reasons why children and adults are killing each other. My Black Indian Mama Dee used to say, white supremacy and capitalism isn't good for any human, even white people. People have talked about the proliferation and glorification of guns to all young people through mass media, as well as the deep wounds of the cult of independence on a human's psyche, not to mention the gutting by Republicrats of the mental health system. But one of the deepest ones that I see is the factory schools themselves, the separation of youth from elders' wisdom and the ways that our children no longer even vaguely understand the respecting, honoring, and neccessary reverance of their elders.
Om this society, we are taught how to ghetto-ize and separate our elders from our children in as many ways as possible. This separation and lack of reverence is valued in capitalism as it sets up more products and capital to trade on. I pray and send love and strength to these families and little ancestors to help their still living families decolonize from this myth of separation and capital-inspired death so their may be healing for them.
From this moment and so many more like it, I am drawn to believe that when people like me and my mixed race family in poverty die, we deserve to. My hope and vision is that with this moment of so much sorrow for the families in Connecticut, perhaps the oddly democratizing impact of death will free us all from the unspoken but clearly existent concept that some of us deserve to die and awaken us all to the real-ness that none of us do.
And because the self-selected, cherry-picked convenient data you have used to form that opinion, despite being subject to blatant confirmation bias, is nonetheless much more objective than the opinions formed by those who disagree with you? Again for no other reason that that you say so?
Got it.
Exactly *which* US interventions worked out *well*???
And which other countries' military excursions are you talking about?
Iran doesn't maintain 700 military bases around the world.
Venezuela doesn't go invading other countries and overthrowing their governments.
Gaddafi didn't invade anybody. He gave his neighbors in Africa millions in development aid. Not the IMF/World Bank type of aid that impoverishes nations and piles on debt either, but real development aid.
achieved in the aftermath of WW2. An orderly decline (there has been on "run on the dollar") is in the best interests of everyone and, indeed, has to happen as Americans overpay themselves relative to their production and competitiveness.
A lower dollar will devalue our paychecks in the least painful way, will reduce the pressure of illegal immigration, and reduce outsourcing. It's the least painful way of addressing our deficits.
What I was opposing here is the idea that America is in some absolute decline. It may be declining in relative terms but we are still much more prosperous then we were one or two generations ago. And we're still the leading military and capitalist nation (405 of global stock market capitalization is the US stock market).
If this wasn't still the most successful and powerful and wealthy nation on the planet, we wouldn't be seeing millions of foreigners clamoring to live here.
Right, right, right, a financialized economy that is perched on, what, $750,000,000,000,000 of complex derivatives that make the entire system too big to fail but not too big to suck the life out of the economy.
So long as rent seekers own government, they will press on the cocaine bar like rats until there is no more cocaine or their hearts explode.
will fail. Capitalist cycles of expansion and contraction are inevitable.
Too big to fail (now expanded to too big to jail) is a political, rather than an economic, policy.
Will the public tolerate the next bailout at their expense? And will the reaction be more militant than Occupy, which the Obama led state was sure to nip in the bud with paramilitary repression?
interested to hear which form of socialism you think better suits the american nature?
Let's get rid of socialism for Wall Street banksters and warmongers and see how things go from there? We might not need socialism at all.
The socialism will be based on a reverence for humanity's full potential and the well-being of our fellow man as well as society in general.
It won't be known as socialism, communism, marxism, or collectivism.
It will be known by a name which suggests fairness to an American people who well understand that the game is currently rigged.
It will be a name which you can't disparage in advance, but will take you by surprise; like "New Deal."
massive unfudned liabilities of an entitlement and welfare culture cripple the American economy.
"Liabilities" are a fiction, a policy choice.
It is creating liabilities without adequate funding that is leading us into poverty. The entitlement programs (SSI, Medicare and Medicaid) already cost three times what we spend on defence, and it is increasing by the year. By 2050 it will consume the entire US GDP unless we cut back on it.
If the Fed could create trillions to reinflate the housing bubble and to keep Wall Street whole without causing economy-wide inflation, then it can create trillions for retirement and health security just as easily without resorting to the fiction of debt financing.
It devalues and debases the currency, causes massive distortions in the financial markets, and merely postpones the day of reckoning.
Printing money manages the timing of the problem but not the problem itself. If you do it to fund pensions and healthcare, you will inflate those obligations without addressing them in a material way.
The government need not resort to selling debt to create money.
The Fed "expanded its balance sheet" and willed trillions of dollars into existence through their computer keyboards.
Wall Street leveraged its assets 30, sometimes 40:1 and willed trillions of dollars into existence as unsecured credit through serialized mortgages.
Nobody has a problem when money printing sprees goose the housing or equity markets. It is thought of subsidizing retirement and health security that threatens to demolish the monopoly that the FIRE economy has over money creation.
They're not just zeroes on a computer screen
No, they don't cost REAL MONEY any more than buying up those MBS and Treasuries costs REAL MONEY. There is no such thing as REAL MONEY, all we're arguing about is what form that it takes.
I do believe that Tiny has scared y'all w/a new reality that you wasn't aware of before.
Tiny is awaking your CONSCIOUSNESS.
FEEL your conscoiusness under full-fledged renewal, peoples.
I too is feeling the humbling
I is feeling "MoreWe'd" and "LessI'd."
Feeling collectivized.
I'm no more into fetishizing poverty than I am into fetishizing wealth myself.
guilt-infused political correctness are in vogue. This is a good example of that.
No more than the cults of the elevation of cutthroat and anti social self interest that demonize anyone whe is not "economically viable" are as well.
Indeed, many would argue we have become much more like the welfare state entitlementism that has ossified Europe.
But Americans don't do socialism.
The US had historically been only been 3/5 of a meritocracy.
I also have no idea which nation you think has done better in the last 250 years.
were counted as 3/5 of a person in the constitution for the purposes of determining the number of representatives each state received.
Clearly these traitors don't even know the US CONSTITUTION!!!!
Its IN THE CONSTITUTION!!!
The Fed manipulating markets and printing trillions of dollars, freebies to the rich, the part that is not in the Constitution, they have no problems with.
Just like I was with Lilli's idea of a flat income tax.
It's startung to look like my time here hasn't been wasted after all.
The Fed is not needed and is a delegation of constitutional authority from the Congress to private banksters of questionable legality and with no legitimacy.
The public creation of money for public purposes would more than cover retirement and health care security.
Talk of a gold standard is laughable, there is no such thing as accumulated value in a currency when the cost of commodities is determined by supply and demand more than exchange rates.
I too believe that the Fed should be abolished. It should never have been created but was created by politicians so they could print fand borrow money rather than earning it.
But of course it's abolition would require a return to the gold standard, else our currency would rapidly be worth little more than confetti.
No, a fiat currency not mediated through private banksters' debt is another option, the gold standard was abandoned for good reasons.
If you base a currency on something other than gold, then you have to give someone the authority to print that currency, and that is so tempting for a politican to resist. The only way to stop the politicians debasing our currency is to adopt one that politicians cannot control - gold.
Article 1, Section 2, Paragraph 3 of the United States Constitution:
Representatives and direct Taxes shall be apportioned among the several States which may be included within this Union, according to their respective Numbers, which shall be determined by adding to the whole Number of free Persons, including those bound to Service for a Term of Years, and excluding Indians not taxed, three fifths of all other Persons.
all self-respecting America-haters.
And the 3/5 compromise at the origins of the Constitution was not "playing the race card?"
isn't too helpful or productive.
But Africans were being sold into slavery whether they were sent to America or elsewhere. Slavery was an indigenous African business long before the whites arrived.
Those slaves who came to the US were the lucky ones, and now enjoy a standard of living that is orders of magnitude better than those who remained in Africa.
Which is why so few US blacks would go back to Africa. And why the states of Liveria and Haiti have been such dismal failures - US blacks can't go home any more, and are too fat and happy to surivie outside of the US.
at the time.
Will you publically express to the descendents of slaves that their ancestors were the lucky ones? Or only in the safe anonymity of a website comment page?
Your comment is a fine counter example to the existence of a meritocracy in present time. And the subject of slavery came up because you claimed that the US has always been a "meritocracy."
statistically he is much better off than he would have been had his ancestors not been transported here. Why wou;d I be afraid to utter an obvious statistical fact?
And yes, notwithstanding the odd blip along the way, America is a meritocracy. Those with a sense of undustry tend to rise above the rest. Those who can't be assed, generally sink.
social mobility here?
I've had no difficult moving socially, economically ans geographically. Certainly easier than in Europe.
about the relative lack of social mobility in the US: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_mobility#Country_comparison
There are plenty more studies like this one.
I prefer evidence to personal anecdotes.
I've talked about this myself. Didn't knoiw Wiki had an article about Social Mobility. This quote is priceless:
"At least five large studies in recent years have found that vertical inter-generational mobility is lower in America than in comparable nations, belief in America as a land of opportunity not withstanding.[10]"
Africans "deserved" to be slaves.
The greatest indicator of economic position in the class system? The place in the hierachy at one's birth. Social mobility in the US is lower than almost any other industrialized nation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_mobility#Country_comparison
They were enslaving each other long before the europeans arrived. They just bought what was on offer in African ports. Who do you think captured and sold all those slaves in the first place?
Gregg, using the Mussolini Fascist "but he kept the trains running on time and got people working" argument:
Gaddafi dramatically improved access to health and education and improved the country's infrastructure. Under his regime the nation was economically prosperous and had the highest HDI on the entire continent. Life expectancy in Lybia was 77 under Gaddafi, and in case you think it's just about oil, note that the life expectancy in Equitorial Guinea, another oil-rich African nation (richer than Lybia on a per capita basis) is only 50..."
and got rid of him by sticking a bayonet up his ass and then shooting him in the head the first chance they got. Much like the well-deserved end of Ceausescu and his wife in Romania, the only people moaning over Gaddafi's demise are deluded Western leftists and the terrorists he supported like the PLF, who enjoyed shooting elderly, wheelchair-bound American Jews in the head and dumping them overseas from civilian cruise ships.
Why don't these people think before they spout?
Perhaps she needs to get her head checked.
Not that I blame her for having weird, anti-American views. I reserve more blame for the SFBG editorial staff for allowing Tiny to hijack the national mouring for those kids in CT with yet another diatribe against Americans and white people.
Shame on Tiny, but more shame on Tim.
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No, you're not reading this wrong: Cameron Diaz is joining Ridley Scott's "The Counselor," taking the role previously eyed by Angelina Jolie. And yes, we're just as surprised as you are.
Twitch have broken the news, marking a rather surprising twist in the casting of the highly anticipated film based on a spec script by literary master Cormac McCarthy. In a project that has seen a ton of names come up to bat looking to for a role, Diaz is a name that hasn't been mentioned, and really, isn't quite in the same calibre as the other talent involved. But it looks like she has impressed all the right people and is taking on a role that is very much outside her wheelhouse.
Reports have bene conflicting about which roles actresses have sought, but according to Twitch, Jolie was looking at the role of Malkina (some said she was toying with the smaller part of Laura), the Almodóvarean femme fatale of the film. Penelope Cruz was last reported to be kicking the tires on the part but it looks like the Brad Pitt/Angelina Jolie power couple casting for the movie won't be panning out. Sorry tabloids. But hell, this marks the bravest role Diaz has taken on, well, ever.
The story follows an attorney (Michael Fassbender) who is in search of a big payday after he proposes to his girlfriend, Laura. So he hooks up with Reiner (Bardem), an acquaintance with deep criminal ties, for a new business proposition: they'll take $20 million worth of cocaine from south of the border and offload it themselves, aided by the no-good Westray (Pitt). As you might imagine, things do not go well for anyone involved. In the script, Malkina is a hyper-sexualized Argentinean woman who's hooked up with Reiner, and it's pretty meaty part all around. But obviously, it has be tweaked to fit Diaz and like we said, she's never really done anything like this ever, so it's a ballsy move.
We'd wager Jolie's "Maleficent" scheudling ultimately couldn't be worked out, as the two projects were more or less gearing up to start rolling around the same time. But holy hell, this is pretty much out of left field and we'll be curious to see if Diaz can pull this off.
Oogle monster | May 9, 2012 7:48 PM
Wow, all of the Jolie and Diaz nuts came out of hiding to post on this site today. In any case, both actresses are mediocre at best. Jolie has her moments as does Diaz, but neither of them are incredible talents and it's obvious Scott is going for "big names" with this film.... although the men cast are a good mix of big names and big talent. I would have loved to see some lesser known actresses snag a role in this film. There are many many many many more talented women out there than Diaz and Jolie combined. Diaz reminds me of a poor man's Charlize Theron- just like Bad Teacher was the poor man's equivalent of Young Adult (quality wise.... I know it made more money Diaz nuts). Hell, if Scott is going after big names why not cast someone like Charlize Theron... ?
Talie | May 9, 2012 1:13 PM
"Diaz is a name that hasnât been mentioned, and really, isnât quite in the same calibre as the other talent involved."
That's a bitchy comment. Cameron can be quite good in dramas...I thought she should've been nominated for an Oscar for Vanilla Sky and John Malkovich.
Kate | May 9, 2012 12:07 PM
It's fairly obvious that no one reporting on the casting for this movie has reliable sources. Why hasn't anyone floated the possibility that the role Jolie was looking at and that Diaz now has is that of third older, sexy woman in the film, Ruth? When the news that Jolie was interested in the film first broke (via Vulture, if I recall correctly), they said it was a very small part, which fits the description of Ruth.
All the haters..... | May 9, 2012 8:58 AM
All the silly haters lol.
Jolie has an OSCAR and several golden globes in addition to being nominated multiple times.
She's considered to be the most beautiful woman in the world according to various non-tabloid magazines, Vanity Fair, Allure, Who, Empire, etc.
She's the highest paid actress in hollywood by making only 1 movie a year, whereas the likes of J. Anniston have to make 3 movies + friends backend + smart water ads.
Guess who's laughing her way to the bank as you ugly haters do nothing but hate :)
Christopher M. | May 9, 2012 8:30 AM
it's really not that shocking... Diaz at one time had a solid dramatic performance in Oliver Stone's Any Given Sunday...she just started making more money with terrible comedies and blew off the serious films...Jolie has been dropping the ball with a string of horrible films, one those awful roles even earned her another Oscar nomination...I'd rather not have Jolie ruin this film with her monotoned delivery
Ola | May 9, 2012 8:27 AM
Cameron is such a better choice! She's known for her sexy and still looks hot... she has cuban descent too... and she can act in drama.
Jolie has her easily bought and paid for GG awards/noms and her Oscar for playing her crazy old self... and like Pitt, some production company paid noms for Oscar... but no win for a legitimate ACTING award (that can't be bought)... somebody should stop drinking koolaide about that oversold media ho.
I guess the producer decided to go with talent, a character fit and avoidance of the circus act that comes with Jolie and Troop.
MAYBEBABY | May 9, 2012 4:35 AM
I'm fine with cast as long as there aren't any Efrons, Timberlakes etc. So yeah, The Counselor cast is pretty sweet so far. i don't exactly mind Diaz taking a role in this ( even though i'd pick another actress ).
Glass | May 9, 2012 3:54 AM
I liked her a lot in Being John Malkovich, but I can't lie and say my expectations for this movie didn't take a shit when I read that headline.
kris | May 9, 2012 3:47 AM
i don't understand ridley scott's celebrity obsession in this.
James | May 9, 2012 1:46 AM
I'm actually a fan of Angelina but I am liking the thought of Cameron much more. She needs more of these roles, she shines in them.
Lucy | May 9, 2012 1:43 AM
I think Cameron will do great! She doesn't always pick the greatest roles but I think she's talented. Gangs of New York, Being John Malkovich, Any Given Sunday, In Her Shoes, and Vanilla Sky. She's great in those films.
Dan | May 9, 2012 1:31 AM
Jeff Sneider on Twitter said that he heard Diaz was playing Laura and Cruz was playing Malkina but he couldn't confirm it, so maybe Twitch doesn't know who's playing who. Just a thought
mpbstereo | May 9, 2012 12:36 AM
I find it hard to believe no one remembers her in Any Given Sunday. Messy film, not one of Stone's greatest, but there were a few key scenes with Al Pacino where Diaz was equal to the task.
Diaz>jolie | May 9, 2012 12:33 AM
Whoever wrote this degrading article towards Diaz is obviously an angry jolie fan. Jolie had no talent at all. All she does is action which isn't even believable anymore because of her anorexic frame. In her Oscar winning supporting role, she was basically playing her psycho self--no "acting" needed for that. Everyone knows she IS that nuts. Seriously, Diaz may not the THE best choice out there, but IMO, she certainly has more range than jolie. Cameron can do action, comedy AND drama. Call me when jolie does something other than a femme-fatal nonsense. I don't care for Diaz but I'd watch her any day over some anorexic looking chick.
padre | May 8, 2012 11:26 PM
NOOOOOOO!!!!! What a horrible day for Angelina Jolie fans. Maleficent is turning out to be more curse than blessing.
Guest | May 8, 2012 11:19 PM
Jolie is wasting her time. In the past few years she's turned down Gravity, Serena, Prometheus, Wanted 2, Salt 2, and now The Counselor. She could have had one of the biggest female careers of all time and let it go.
James | May 8, 2012 11:01 PM
Cool and unexpected choice, and I don't see why they'd have to tweak the character all that much. It's not like there are no blonde women in Argentina. She's half-Cuban, her last name is Diaz after all...
tais | May 8, 2012 10:51 PM
I only believe when Angelina confirms her next project. She works less , it takes more time from a movie to another. But I hope she can make a "small " movie between Maleficient ...
cd | May 8, 2012 10:42 PM
I like this. Diaz doesn't get enough decent roles.
eq | May 8, 2012 10:41 PM
IDK I don't particularly care for her but I thought she was great in Being John Malkovich tbh.
Orlando | May 8, 2012 10:32 PM
Lol you guys treat poor Diaz as if she were a cheap C-lister or some talentless, unproven actress like Jessica Alba. This is Cameron Diaz we're talking about! Just because she doesn't star in many "serious" films doesn't mean she doesn't have what it takes. After all she was terrific in Something About Mary, Being John Malkovich and Vanilla Sky. I'm sure she'll pull this off greatly.
KitCon | May 8, 2012 10:31 PM
Diaz would actually be a good match for Laura. But Malkina? Bad Teacher but much, much darker and more dramatic? Ridley Scott must see it but I'm having some trouble visualizing it.


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Wasps mounted the first threatening attack, when Danny Cipriani went down the blindside, from a scrum near halfway. His chip ahead bounced into the arms of the chasing Tom Varndell, who was stopped just inside the Bath 22. The ball was worked infield, through several phases, before Tim Payne was unable to hold on to a sharp pass. Wasps kept up the pressure and were rewarded with a penalty just outside the 22. Danny Cipriani's kick, from almost in front of the posts, opened the scores in the eighth minute.
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Bath had their first chance of points, when Joe Worsley was penalised for entering the breakdown from the side, seven metres inside the Wasps half. Ollie Barkley made no mistake with the kick, to make it 6-3, after 14 minutes. Almost from the restart, Paul Sackey showed his class, with a sizzling 30-metre burst. Joe Simpson was on hand, to keep the move going, but possession was turned over, inside the Bath 22. Mark Van Gisbergen then counterattacked well down the left, but spilt the ball in contact, after beating two men.
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Bath went further ahead with another Maddock try, this time in the right-hand corner, after Man of the Match Barkley pierced the Wasps defence, and the ball went through several pairs of hands, to send the winger clear. Barkley's conversion attempt was just wide.
Wasps responded with an attack down the left, when Cipriani combined with Varndell. Varndell chipped ahead, and was tripped by Nick Abendanon, who was shown a yellow card. Cipriani's penalty hit the righthand post, and dropped the wrong side of the bar, into the grateful hands of a Bath defender, who made a mark and cleared to halfway.
A minute later, Luke Watson was penalised for offside, a few metres inside the Bath half, and Cipriani landed a fine kick, to narrow the gap to 18-9, with eight minutes of the half to play.
Wasps continued to show attacking intent, and one glorious long pass, from Cipriani, set up the chance for Sackey to race away down the left, but a last-ditch tackle just caught his ankle, as he seemed about to break clear.
Bath ended the half on the attack. First, a weaving run by Lee Mears took play into the Wasps 22. Then a kick down the left put Joe Simpson under pressure, but he managed to wriggle out of a tackle, near the line, to run the ball into touch, and end the half.
Wasps had enjoyed plenty of possession, and had strung together some good attacking moves, without being able to find their way through the defence. Bath, with less territory, had taken their chances clinically, and were good value for their lead.
One minute into the second half, Ben Broster was replaced by Phil Vickery, making his fiftieth appearance for Wasps. Joe Simpson immediately raced through a gap and sent a long kick downfield. A favourable bounce could have seen Varndell, who was chasing at top speed, in for a try, but fortune favoured Bath, as the ball went the way of Abendanon.
Wasps then put together their most sustained attack of the game, with referee Wayne Barnes playing advantage for an offence near halfway. They moved the ball left and right, taking play deep into the Bath 22, and the advantage was over, when a further Bath offence, coming in at the side, gave Cipriani the chance to land his fourth penalty, to make it 18-12, with eight minutes of the half played.
An injury to Tom Varndell then forced Wasps into another substitution, and his place was taken by David Lemi. Four minutes later, Bath were penalised for a high tackle, just inside the Bath 22. With everybody expecting a kick at goal, Cipriani hoisted a kick towards Paul Sackey's wing. Sackey leapt up and knocked the ball back for Simon Shaw, but he was stopped in his tracks, and Wasps were penalised at the breakdown.
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Further Wasps substitutions brought Ben Jacobs, Dave Walder and Zak Taulafo on to the field, in place of Steve Kefu, Danny Cipriani and Tim Payne.
A moment of magic by David Lemi then split the Bath defence, and a consolation try seemed certain, but his pass to the supporting Joe Simpson was a shade too high, and the scrumhalf, with the line at his mercy, could not hold on to it.
Tom Lindsay replaced Rob Webber, with eleven minutes to go. Paul Sackey then did well to break out of his 22, and sent a long kick downfield, only to be taken out late by Barkley, but the Bath centre was spared a yellow card. Lemi was then forced to leave the field, and John Hart came on.
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"Obama and Biden are calling for legislation that would allow withdrawals of 15% up to $10,000 from retirement accounts without penalty (although subject to the normal taxes). This would apply to withdrawals in 2008 (including retroactively) and 2009."
Sources: Change.gov Agenda - The Economy
Subjects: Economy, Retirement
Penalty-free 401(k) penalty withdrawals still not on the agenda, and taxes are due next week
Updated: Friday, April 10th, 2009 | By Angie Drobnic Holan
We've tracked this promise on penalty-free 401(k) withdrawals since President Barack Obama took office. It seems like it's time to stick a fork in it and declare it done.
The measure, which Obama proposed during the fall of 2008 as the economy was swooning, would have allowed workers to take money from their 401(k) retirement accounts before retirement, but without the usual penalty of 10 percent on top of regular taxes. The idea was to help cash-strapped workers get through hard times without having to absorb penalties for their bad fortune.
The potential downside to the idea is that money taken out now won't earn compounded growth later to build wealth. Also, early withdrawals lock in market losses that might turn around in time.
Penalty-free withdrawals weren't included in the economic stimulus bill that became the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Nor were they part of Obama's budget outline, which Congress approved on April 2, 2009. It doesn't appear that any member of Congress has introduced such a measure. Everyone we've asked about the idea says it's not going to happen.
If this measure ever rises from the dead, we'll be happy to recalibrate the Obameter and take another look. But people across the country are preparing their taxes right now, and if they took money out of their 401(k) before retirement in 2008, that penalty will be there staring them in the face. We rate this Promise Broken.
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
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Thomas, House Resolution on the budget , April 3, 2009
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Updated: Thursday, February 19th, 2009 | By Angie Drobnic Holan
Readers have asked us regularly over the last few weeks about penalty-free 401(k) hardship withdrawals. Taking a chunk from their retirement savings would tide them over through the recession, they say.
The rules for hardship withdrawals are complicated and can vary depending on your employer's policies and how close you are to retirement. But in general, you can withdraw money early if you have no other source of money and can document a specific hardship — medical bills, impending foreclosure, college expenses and other things. (See detailed guidelines from the IRS on hardship withdrawals .) The penalties are steep: The government taxes the money as regular income, and there's an additional 10 percent penalty.
Obama proposed penalty-free withdrawals as part of an overall plan to address the economy. We noted a few weeks ago (see our previous update below) that penalty-free 401(k) withdrawals were not in the proposed economic stimulus bill, formally known as the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. The measure didn't make it into the final version, either, which the president signed on Feb. 17, 2009.
We've searched congressional databases and still can't find any legislation that's been introduced to make 401(k) withdrawals penalty-free. Congressional staffers have indicated there are no plans for it to get serious consideration any time soon.
If the legislation is introduced soon and gains momentum, we'll move the meter to In the Works. But for now, because it didn't make it into the economic package and there aren't any signs that it will re-emerge soon, we are rating this promise Stalled.
Thomas, The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 , accessed Feb. 17, 2009
Penalty-free 401k withdrawals not in stimulus
Updated: Wednesday, January 28th, 2009 | By Angie Drobnic Holan
We've received several e-mails from readers who say they're facing difficult times financially and want to know the status of Obama's pledge to ease penalties for early withdrawals from 401(k) retirement plans.
As of this writing, the measure is not in the stimulus bill, nor in any other legislation that we could find.
The rules for hardship withdrawals are complicated and can vary depending on your employer's policies and how close you are to retirement. But in general, you can withdraw money early if you have no other source of money and can document a specific hardship — medical bills, impending foreclosure, college expenses and other things. (See detailed guidelines from the IRS on hardship withdrawals .)
But people who take hardship withdrawals pay a price. They are taxed on the money at the regular rate, and then pay an additional 10 percent penalty on top of that.
Besides that, the money won't earn compounded growth to build wealth, and during these economic times, early withdrawals lock in market losses that might turn around in time.
Obama proposed eliminating the penalty (but not the regular taxes) on hardship withdrawals, and making it retroactive to 2008. If passed, that could help people who will have to pay taxes on money they've already taken. But as we said, the measure is not in the stimulus bill.
" It's not a slam dunk at all in Congress, because there's continuing concern about access to retirement funds before retirement," said Ed Ferrigno, vice president of Washington affairs for the Profit Sharing/401K Council of America, an association that represents employers that sponsor 401(k) plans.
His group is ambivalent about lifting the penalty temporarily. People are facing tough times economically, but the measure might encourage people to take money out of funds that they might not take otherwise.
" It should be an absolute last resort," he said. "On the other hand, if it's a matter of losing the house, feeding the kids, or a health emergency, you're going to do it anyway."
He said it's hard to tell if the matter will be addressed in later legislation, because it's not clear why it didn't end up in the stimulus bill. If it's passed later in the Congress, it could be made retroactive.
Obama proposed lifting the penalty on hardship withdrawals as part of an overall agenda to turn the economy around. Some of his proposals, such as a tax cut for workers, made it into the stimulus package, but others have not. It seems early to rate this item Stalled without more evidence. The primary reason we're checking this item now is because readers have e-mailed us and asked us if it was in the stimulus bill. We found that it's not. No Action.
Interview with Ed Ferrigno of the Profit Sharing/401K Council of America
Interview with Bob Williams of the Tax Policy Center
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The carwash company released the following statement: "Waterway has experienced an unacceptable number of dangerous and costly accidents involving pre 2011 Jeep Cherokees. At Waterway, employee and customer safety is our chief concern. Therefore we have made the decision to stop washing these vehicles."
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Texas state Sen. Wendy Davis said Monday with "absolute certainty" that she'll either run for her current seat again or run for governor next year.
But the Democrat essentially ruled out a different statewide bid, such as a U.S. Senate seat or the lieutenant governor's office.
Davis, who rose to national fame after her 13-hour filibuster to block a Texas bill restricting abortions, spoke to a friendly audience at the National Press Club in Washington, where she gave a lengthy speech about her life and positions on a variety of issues.
Before Gov. Rick Perry announced last month he would not pursue another term, chatter was high among national and Texas Democrats that Davis might challenge the longtime Republican governor, who Davis publicly feuded with in the recent abortion debate.
While Perry is now out of the picture, Davis said she's still being asked about a potential run for governor.
"I'm working very hard to decide what my next steps will be. I do think that in Texas people feel like we need a change from the very fractured, very partisan leadership that we're seeing in our state," she said.
Asked about Perry's possible 2016 bid for president, David joked: "I have three responses to that."
The swipe was a nod to Perry's "oops" moment at a GOP presidential debate last cycle when he forgot the third of three federal agencies he said he would cut.
If Davis is running for governor, her speech Monday certainly could have been a preamble to a potential campaign announcement. While associated nationally with women's issues, Davis spent a significant portion of her speech talking about other topics: education, the Texas economy, consumer reform in the predatory lending industry, veterans issues, transportation and water infrastructure.
A number of elected officials from Texas were also in attendance, supporting their Democratic colleague.
"These leaders are part of the growing movement to build a state that is more star and less lone," she said.
Speaking with a modest but comfortable presence, Davis told a story about working as a 9-year-old with her grandfather to write letters to his friends after he became partially paralyzed from a stroke. The experience, she weaved in, drove her to understand the importance of speaking up for those who can't speak up for themselves.
Davis also shared her unusual life story, rising from poverty to national fame. As a divorced mom at the age of 19, Davis said she relied on microwavable pizzas to last her through four meals, while she spent money on food for her daughter.
"Anyone who believes that anything is bigger in Texas did not see the trailer that my young daughter and I lived in," she said.
She caught a break when she enrolled at Tarrant County's community college, a decision that set her on a course to graduate from Texas Christian University and later earn a law degree at Harvard.
While the filibuster wasn't the main subject of her speech, she's all too aware that she's known for her 13-hour standoff.
"People get a little bit nervous when I approach a podium these days," she joked at the top of her remarks.
"In case you were one of the few people who were not live streaming (the filibuster), I thought I'd repeat the entire thing today," she added, drawing laughs.
For her filibuster, her office had culled together a bunch of personal stories from women around the state who would have been negatively affected had the bill been in place in the past. Her staff cautioned her not to speak too fast, as they worried she would run out of stories too quickly.
But as word spread about her filibuster, more stories began piling into the office email inbox, she said. By the end of the day, they had 16,000 stories.
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While her effort was successful in blocking the bill at the time, the legislation was later passed in another special session and signed into law by Perry.
The law bans abortions past 20 weeks of gestation, mandates abortion clinics upgrade facilities to become ambulatory surgical centers, and requires doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles of the clinic at which they're providing abortion services. Critics say the provisions make abortion and women's health clinics inaccessible to many women across the state.
Following her speech Monday, Davis was peppered with questions from the moderator that had come from the audience. While people most wanted to know about her future, she was also asked twice about Hillary Clinton and about her views on the potential for Texas to become more of a blue state.
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"To the horror of my staff, I immediately put them back on and started to run again," she said. "At some point, I'll set them aside because they'll be a memory that I will treasure forever."
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It's one of the most powerful typhoons ever recorded, and may have killed an estimated 10,000 people in the Philippines.
Harvey Li is a University of Iowa student and from the Philippines. His family is safe and are all accounted for, but littering the streets are thousands of bodies -- devastation Li says no one can ever prepare for.
"We were just not prepared for something this strong," said Li. "I feel worse for those who don't have a stable house, because this typhoon pretty much destroyed buildings."
Li has been living in the United States for three years now and said he has grown up in typhoon-like weather -- but nothing like Typhoon Haiyan.
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There are three major islands in the Philippines. Li says he's exceptionally grateful that his family lives on the northern island, barely escaping one of the largest and deadliest storms to hit the Pacific basin.
"That's really the beginning of the story, because it has left the Philippines and now has its sights on Vietnam, so the devastation can continue all throughout the Pacific basin," said Red Cross national spokesperson Peter Teahen.
The Red Cross is asking Cedar Rapids residents and all Iowans for money to help those affected. Teahen said Cedar Rapids knows firsthand the havoc natural disasters can cause.
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FAIRMOUNT, Ind. — Sammy Mireles rushed for 339 yards and seven touchdowns, and Elwood outlasted Madison-Grant 74-54 on Friday night in a wild Central Indiana Conference shootout.
The Panthers (2-2, 2-0 CIC) used a 42-0 run that spanned the end of the first half and all of the third quarter to wipe out an early deficit and remain perfect in defense of their league title.
Mireles got things rolling with a 1-yard touchdown run, and sophomore Zane Boyer scored on the 2-point conversion to tie the game at 34-34 with 4:42 left in the first half.
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The New Orleans Saints and Indianapolis Colts will clash in Miami for Super Bowl XLIV on Sunday evening.
Which team did the Pewter Report staff pick to win the Super Bowl this year? Their picks can be found below.
ESPN.com NFC South beat writer Pat Yasinskas picked the Saints to upset the Colts in Super Bowl XLIV by a score of 31-24.
Yasinskas' coverage of Super Bowl XLIV has been outstanding. Bucs fans likely are familiar with him from his days of covering the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for the Tampa Tribune in the 1990s.
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Charlie Campbell 1-1
Kim Roper1-1
Scott Reynolds 1-1
Hugh MacArthur 0-2
New Orleans vs. Indianapolis (Saturday 6:00 PM ET)
Saints - Flynn, Reynolds, Roper
Colts - Campbell, MacArthur