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Lincecum out of favor in SF?AJ Mass
The San Francisco Giants are fighting to stay in a position to make the playoffs, with very little room for error. That's why the team may decide to remove the struggling Tim Lincecum from the starting rotation going forward. John Shea of the Sa...Blog | August 24, 2014
Detroit Tigers boast best shot of any team to win the World Serie...Dan Szymborski
Dan Szymborski updates MLB playoff odds following the trade deadline. The ZiPS formula sees the Tigers as the new World Series favorites.Story | Conversation | August 05, 2014
David Price trade timeline in doubtJim Bowden
Many contending teams interested in David Price now aren't sure the Tampa Bay Rays will actually trade him before the trade deadline. The impression teams are getting is that if the Rays manage to get back in the playoff chase, they will hang on t...Blog | July 16, 2014
Baltimore Orioles among best second-half bets - MLBDave Tuley
Dave Tuley breaks down the best bets, including World Series futures, in Insider's second-half MLB betting guide.Story | Conversation | July 16, 2014
21 hitters who could be dealt this summerJim Bowden
With MLB's trade deadline just five weeks away, 23 teams are within six games of making the playoffs. This means just seven teams can be considered sellers at this juncture, with some of those still considering themselves either holding or buyers. ...Blog | June 25, 2014
How I'd fix the DiamondbacksJim Bowden
Entering the season, many people saw the Arizona Diamondbacks as a .500 team with an outside shot at the playoffs. After a 4-14 start, those postseason odds seem remote because not only is this team losing, it's getting crushed -- with a run differen...Blog | April 18, 2014
Picking division and award winnersKeith Law
Keith Law offers up his win-loss predictions for all 30 teams and winners for the six major postseason awards. Furthermore, explanations for each team are included, along with notes on key players or possible impact call-ups. Award predictions follow...Blog | March 29, 2014
New York Mets can make playoffs in 2014 - MLBJared Cross
Jared Cross plots a course for the Mets that allows them to make the playoffs in 2014 with a few shrewd offseason moves.Story | Conversation | November 12, 2013
MLB - New York Yankees among three teams that need aggressive off...Dan Szymborski
Dan Szymborski says for the New York Yankees and two other teams, this offseason should be aggressive.Story | Conversation | October 07, 2013
2013 postseason fantasy baseball rankingsEric Karabell
Welcome to October and the 2013 version of the ESPN Fantasy annual baseball postseason rankings! The Tampa Bay Rays settled the final official playoff spot Monday night, so here we go with position by position rankings and a top 100 to get you ready ...Blog | October 01, 2013
Ranking aces of NL contendersJim Bowden
As we've all learned by now, baseball's postseason is pretty much a crapshoot, with all 10 participants having a legitimate chance at a world championship. Just before last year's postseason began I predicted the San Francisco Giants would win th...Blog | September 23, 2013
Bits: Kemp, Ramirez, Marte returnEric Karabell
Several National League playoff teams welcomed back key offensive players to the lineup Tuesday, and fantasy owners certainly needed to pay attention. Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Matt Kemp (hamstring) went 4-for-4 in his first start since July, wi...Blog | September 18, 2013
Bits: Brewers sleepers emerging; Tulo sitsEric Karabell
The Milwaukee Brewers certainly aren't playoff-bound, but it hasn't stopped several of their more unheralded players from becoming interesting in fantasy baseball. Right-hander Marco Estrada dominated the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday, allowing one hit o...Blog | August 26, 2013
Where Robinson Cano could goBuster Olney
LOS ANGELES -- If the Yankees don't make the playoffs, then as of this morning, there are 33 games left in the career of Mariano Rivera. But everybody saw that coming. There may also be only 33 games remaining in Robinson Cano's tenure with the Ya...Blog | August 25, 2013
Are the Cleveland Indians ahead of schedule? - MLBPaul Swydan
Paul Swydan writes why the Indians, compared to past seasons, are ahead of schedule. He points to exceptional production from Cleveland's rotation as a reason they are potentially postseason bound.Story | Conversation | August 19, 2013
Chicago Cubs third baseman Mike Olt rises to No. 1 prospect for 2...Jim Callis
Jim Callis' top 10 prospects for the 2013 fantasy season gets an overall thanks to the Cubs' trade for Mike Olt; predicting other risersStory | Conversation | July 26, 2013


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YORK, WESTERN AUSTRALIA—Sean Winter of the University of Western Australia has investigated the Toodyay and York convict hiring depots in Western Australia, and found differences between them and the convict system in New South Wales. "It was set up 60 years after New South Wales and under a completely different penal theory," he told Phys.org. Winter and his team used old maps, ground-penetrating radar, and a magnetometer to look for the remains of buildings erected by the convicts at the depots and to target areas for excavation. "There is no evidence of walls or any kind of restrictive structures around the outside of the depots. They weren't locked up at night, they could come and go as they pleased, and they were even able to do things like access guns so they could go hunting. We found that there was a lot of alcohol consumption," he added.
GHAT, LIBYA—Rock art in Libya's Tadrart Acacus, a UNESCO World Heritage site, has been vandalized by spray-painted graffiti and carved initials at an accelerated rate since the country's civil war began in 2011. Hunters have taken over the landscape, killing off gazelles and wolves, while archaeologists and tourists stay away for safety concerns. The oldest paintings date back 14,000 years, and depict animals and plants that no longer live in the region. "The destruction is not just affecting the paintings but also the natural reserve. Hunters are to blame," Ahmed Sarhan, a tourist ministry official in Ghat, told Reuters.
DEVON, ENGLAND—In the medieval period, fresh drinking water was carried into the city of Exeter through a network of tunnels, according to Mark Stoyle of the University of Southampton. He examined historic documents that record the plumbers' activities and list the supplies that they needed, including lead, candles, and lanterns. "People from all social backgrounds relied on the system to provide their drinking water, so it was vital to keep it running smoothly. The city retained a plumber to carry out regular maintenance and he, in turn, hired in a team of workers to help with specific jobs," Stoyle told Science Daily. The brick-lined tunnels were constructed to protect the lead pipes that carried the water, and to provide the plumbers with easy access to them. "Imagine if today there was no more digging up the roads to mend a water main!" he said.
AARHUS, DENMARK—A new study concludes that the extinctions of large mammals such as woolly mammoths, giant sloths, mastodons, and cave lions around the world over the past 130,000 years correlates more closely with the arrival of humans than with changes in climate. "The evidence really strongly suggests that people were the defining factor," Chris Sandom, who was a researcher at Aarhus University at the time of the study, told Live Science. In sub-Saharan Africa, where large animals evolved alongside humans as they learned to make and use tools, there was the least extinction. When humans moved to Asia and Europe, they encountered animals unaccustomed to human hunters, and extinction rates rose. Climate may have interacted with human arrival in Eurasia, with temperatures determining where people migrated. Sandom found that extinctions were most extreme in Australia and the Americas, where humans arrived comparatively late. The new predators may have disrupted the animals' ability to adapt to new habitats. "You've got this very advanced hunter arriving in the system," he explained.
COUNTY MEATH, IRELAND—A baby's intact skeleton has been discovered at Tlachtga, on the Hill of Ward in Athboy. The child is thought to have been between seven and ten months old at the time of death. "We may never know what caused the death of the child. The skeleton probably dates back 3,000 years and was found on the bedrock at the base of a 1.5 meter ditch," Stephen Davis of University College Dublin told The Meath Chronicle. The site is thought to have been a key ritual site where Samhain was first celebrated with the lighting of the winter fires. Davis doesn't think the baby's death was sacrificial, however.
ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND—A site that was in use from the early Bronze Age (2300 B.C.) through the 1800s is being excavated ahead of the construction of a new park and ride facility. Archaeologists have found 4,000-year-old pottery, small pits and post-holes from roundhouses, and partial quern stones, used for grinding grains. Residues from working metal have also been uncovered. "The site appears to have been significant over a 2,000 year period with Iron Age occupation and evidence of smithing and domestic life," archaeologist Steve Thomson told Culture 24.
ORANGE, VIRGINIA—Archaeological work at Montpelier, James Madison's home, has uncovered an unusually shaped foundation near the main house. The eighteenth-century brick building is thought to have been taken down in 1808, when Madison added two wings to the mansion. "It's totally different than anything else. It's not square, and we have no idea what it is. It's going to be cool, that's all we know," Matt Reeves, director of Montpelier's archaeology department, told C-Ville. The house had eight owners after the former president and his wife Dolley died, and it was only in 2008 that the house was restored to what it would have looked like when the couple had lived there. Now the focus is on finding and returning their possessions to the house, and rebuilding the quarters where some 300 enslaved people lived.
SAMUT SAKHON, THAILAND—An Arab dhow dating to the eighth or ninth centuries has been discovered in the mud beneath a shrimp farm that may have once been a canal or a shoreline in a mangrove forest. The parts of the wooden ship had been stitched together with rope. It had been carrying earthenware and stoneware from China and Europe, coconuts, toddy palms, betel nuts, rice, a horn, fish, animals, and seeds when it sank. "Some of the earthenware is extraordinary and had never been found anywhere in Thailand. They are oval-shaped containers with a pointed bottom. Comparison studies found they are similar to amphoras usually found in Europe, the Middle East, and India," Preeyanuch Chumphrom, an archaeologist for the Regional Office of the Fine Arts Department in Ratchaburi, told The Bangkok Post. The team is researching the best way to preserve the vessel.
WILTSHIRE, ENGLAND—Volunteers have built five structures at Stonehenge, based upon the 4,500-year-old archaeological remains of Neolithic homes unearthed at nearby Durrington Walls, with 20 tons of chalk, 5,000 rods of hazel and three tons of wheat straw. The one-room dwellings contain replica axes, pottery, and other items to reflect what is known about living conditions at about the same time as the placement of the large sarsen stones at the site. "We know for example, that each house contained a hearth and that puddled chalk was used to make the floor. And far from being dark and primitive, the homes were incredibly bright and airy spaces with white chalk walls and floors designed to reflect sunlight and capture heat from the fire," a spokesperson from English Heritage told BBC News.
DUNDONALD, NORTHERN IRELAND—A rare archaeological site at Ballymaglaff that had yielded more than 2,000 pieces of struck flint from the Mesolithic period has been badly damaged by the construction of a road into a new housing development. The site was discovered in 1984 by local historian Peter Carr, and had been listed on the Department of the Environment's Sites and Monuments record. "Over 20 of the period's rare and highly distinctive microliths have been discovered here. Very few sites can claim over ten," Carr told The Belfast Telegraph. Much of the archaeological layer was left in spoil heaps near the new road, but they have since been redistributed. Excavation of the site could have produced evidence of dwellings and fireplaces. "If the department gets its act together, material could still be salvaged from what remains of the heaps," Carr said.
BERLIN, GERMANY—Science News reports that the remains of two men wearing trousers have been recovered from the Yanghai graveyard in China's Tarim Basin by Ulrike Beck and Mayke Wagner of the German Archaeological Institute. They say that the trousers are the oldest known examples of their kind. Dated to between 3,300 and 3,000 years ago, the pants have straight-fitting legs and a wide crotch. They were sewn together from three pieces of wool cloth that had been woven on a loom to the correct size, and fashioned with side slits, strings at the waist for fastening, and designs on the legs. One of the men had been buried with a decorated leather bridle and a wooden bit, a battle ax, and a leather bracer for arm protection. The other man was accompanied by a whip, a decorated horse tail, a bow sheath, and a bow. "This new paper [in Quaternary International] definitely supports the idea that trousers were invented for horse riding by mobile pastoralists, and that trousers were brought to the Tarim Basin by horse-riding peoples," commented Victor Mair of the University of Pennsylvania.
WESTERN BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA—Graduate student Rebecca Stitt of Florida Atlantic University is investigating the pottery of the Belle Glade culture from a trash mound in Boynton Beach. "Work needed to be done at the Boynton mounds because nothing has been done there for a while. I wanted to look at ceramics specifically, to see which ceramics came from which times," she told CBS 12 News. The people living in the Belle Glade community at Boynton Beach built their homes above the saw grass and swamps of Lake Okeechobee so that they could see others approaching. They also built canals for transportation and trade. "They were an interior culture and had no direct contact with Europeans in the early years," added Debi Murray of the Palm Beach Historical Society.
SEDONA, ARIZONA—The ruins of a log cabin estimated to be at least 100 years old were discovered near Barney Spring, on land cleared by the 21,000-acre Slide fire in Arizona. "The finding itself was very subtle. It's a collapsed, degraded cabin related to the earliest Euro-American settlement of this rugged, remote piece of Arizona," Jeremy Haines, a U.S. Forest Service archaeologist, told The Los Angeles Times. The cabin, which was probably destroyed by a wildfire many years ago, may have been built by Jim Barney, who kept cattle near Oak Creek, or it may have belonged to bear hunter Bear Howard, who is known to have had a cabin in front of Oak Creek Canyon. He may have also had this one at the back end. "Imagine you're on horseback in a remote area 100-plus years ago; with very limited tools, you're constructing your own living space," Haines explained.
CAIRO, EGYPT—Sarah Parcak of the University of Alabama at Birmingham uses satellite imagery to identify what she calls "hot spots" of organized looting activity in Egypt. "It was really hard before this technology to get a full sense of site damage from looting all over the world. It was one thing to see the pits, but it was really hard to systematically count them. The satellite imagery allows us to track extent of damage at site—not only get a sense of numbers, but also track change to a site over time," she told The Guardian. That information could help Egyptian officials stop the sale of illegal antiquities before they leave the country. And, in March, Egypt's minister of state for antiquities, Mohamed Ibrahim Ali, met with officials from the Obama administration to ask for emergency restrictions on the import of antiquities. "The agreement would make us capable of controlling the situation. Many objects are being sold here in the United States," he said.
LEICESTER, ENGLAND—A 3-D model of the spine identified as belonging to Richard III shows strong evidence that the king suffered from scoliosis. His spine curved to the right and twisted to form a somewhat spiral shape, according to a report published in The Lancet by a team from the University of Cambridge, Loughborough University, and the University Hospitals of Leicester. This new analysis suggests that Richard III's right shoulder would have been higher than his left, and his torso would have been relatively short compared to his arms and legs. His head and neck, however, would have been straight, and he probably did not have a limp. "His leg bones were normal and symmetric," osteoarchaeologist Jo Appleby of the University of Leicester told Red Orbit. "The arthritis in the spine meant it could only be reconstructed in a specific way, meaning that we can get a very accurate idea of the shape of the curve," she added. The scientists think that well-designed clothes and armor would have been able to mask the curvature.
LONDON, ENGLAND—A flint tool, campfires, animal bones, and a possible fish trap made of two rows of wooden stakes have been found on the construction site of the new U.S. Embassy in London. Kasia Olchowska of the Museum of London Archaeology thinks that the land would have been too wet to have been a permanent settlement, but it would have made a fine hunting or fishing camp. The flint, which was discovered among water-smoothed gravel, was probably swept out of its original context by a river channel. Experts think that it was probably crafted between 100,000 and 12,000 years ago. Other stone tools include scrapers and a plunging blade. Carbon dating suggests that the rest of the site is up to 11,750 years old. "We think that [the fires] are potentially marking a spot that people were coming back to seasonally," Olchowska told Live Science.
UNIVERSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA—Were early human hunters responsible for the tens of thousands of bones collected at some 30 spots known as mammoth cemeteries? Evidence of huts made of mammoth bones have been found at some of the locations, and some of the bones bear cut and burn marks. Pat Shipman of Pennsylvania State University, University Park, thinks that people may have ambushed the large animals at these sites, perhaps with the help of dogs. The dogs could have corralled the mammoths and they may have also protected the meat after the kill. "All of that mammoth meat would have brought predators from miles around. In return, the humans may have provided these canines with food and protection. And slowly, a closer relationship may have begun to form," she told Science Now. Skulls with both wolf- and doglike features have been found among the mammoth bones at several of these cemetery sites, and some of the bones have healed fractures, a possible sign of human care, but more evidence is needed to support Shipman's hypothesis.
EAST LOTHIAN, SCOTLAND—Human bones unearthed in Auldhame in 2005 may be the remains of Olaf Guthfrithsson, the King of Dublin and Northumbria from 934 to 941, or a member of his entourage, according to an announcement made by Fiona Hyslop, Scotland's Cabinet Secretary for Culture and External Affairs. Olaf Guthfrithsson, a Viking king of Ireland, sacked the churches at Auldhame and nearby Tyninghame, which were both part of a complex of churches dedicated to eighth-century St. Balthere, shortly before his death. "Whilst there is no way to prove the identity of the young man buried at Auldhame, the date of the burial and the equipment make it very likely that this death was connected with Olaf's attack on the locale," Alex Woolf of the University of St. Andrews and a historical consultant on the project told BBC. "Since we have a single furnished burial in what was probably perceived as St. Balthere's original foundation, there is a strong likelihood that the king's followers hoped that by burying him in the saint's cemetery he might have benefited from some sort of post-mortem penance," he explained.
SHANGHAI, CHINA—A new study of metabolites—small molecules such as sugars, vitamins, amino acids, and neurotransmitters that represent key elements of our physiological functions—suggests that human muscle may be as unique as the human brain. Scientists from the CAS-MPG Partner Institute for Computational Biology and teams from the Max Planck Institutes found that the metabolome of the human brain has evolved four times faster than that of the chimpanzee, and human muscle accumulated metabolic changes ten times faster than chimpanzees. "For a long time we were confused by metabolic changes in human muscle, until we realized that what other primates have in common, in contrast to humans, is their enormous muscle strength," Josep Call of the Wolfgang Kohler Primate Research Center in Leipzig told Science Daily. The team thinks that humans may have evolved a special energy management system that powers the brain at the expense of muscle strength.
COUNTY MEATH, IRELAND—Vandals poured red and green paint over the Lia Fail, a 5,000-year-old standing stone on top of the Hill of Tara. Tradition holds that the stone would "roar" when touched by the rightful king of Tara. "This act of mindless vandalism, on one of our premier archaeological sites, is truly shameful," Jimmy Deenihan, Minister for Arts and the Gaeltacht, told The Irish Mirror. Police are investigating the crime. The stone was damaged with an ax in 2012.


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[QUOTE=Jetdawgg;2628281]Afghanistan, where the REAL WAR is now taking fold. The Taliban is an extremely formidable opponent.[/QUOTE]
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A tools to check bus arriving time for SBS and SMRT (partially, certain bus stop) in Singapore.
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Sometime work..sometime dont....Sigh
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I unable to check SMRT Bus Timing at some bus stop. It will appear 'Sorry no results for this bus service'. Please fix it. Thanks.
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A proposed constitutional amendment that will require voters to show photo ID and make a series of other changes to state elections will be costly to governments and individuals, an anti-ID organization said.
The costs to the state for providing free IDs, to local governments for instituting provisional balloting and upgrading technology, and to individuals for obtaining underlying documents such as birth certificates will be significant, said a report from Citizens for Election Integrity Minnesota and David Schultz, law professor at Hamline University.
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The state would pay $8.25 million over four years to provide free IDs, as the amendment requires, and a one-time cost of $1.7 to $5.3 million to educate voters about the change.
The counties, which administer local elections, would have to spend between $27 million and $64 million to institute a new system of provisional balloting, to provide the technology for instant verification of voters and to convert mail-in voters to in-person voters. Some of these costs would be continuing costs, the report states.
Individuals who may need birth certificates, marriage and divorce documents and other materials face costs ranging from $16 million to $72 million. These include not only the document costs but also travel and missed-work time to procure documents.
The report emphasizes that the costs are hard to estimate because the amendment is general in nature, and the details would need to be filled in next year by the Legislature.
Kathy Bonnifield, executive director of the organization and a report co-author, said the estimates were based on the specifics contained in a 2011 photo ID law that Gov. Mark Dayton vetoed. A key unknown, she said, is amendment language requiring "substantially equivalent identity and eligibility verification." It is unclear how that will be interpreted, or what effect it will have on same-day registration, she said.
In August, a preliminary report by a conservative think tank, Center of the American Experiment, found the costs of public education, free IDs and provisional balloting to be minimal -- $2.7 million in the first year, declining after that. Putting "electronic pollbooks" in precincts to verify voters' information would be about $5 million, the study said.;
In addition, the Center found there would be cost-savings. A decreased need for poll workers and more efficient data entry could save about $970,000, the Center said.
Dan McGrath of ProtectMyVote.com, which is leading the charge for the amendment, said the CEI report "begins with faulty assumptions and builds on them with speculation not based on any concrete facts. It's purely campaign propaganda and misinformation."
He said there would be few changes in same-day registration for most voters and that there would be no need to end mail-in voting.
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Councilman Howard Levine: What I did on my summer vacationAugust 29, 2014 —
Well, school is back in session and I finished up my vacation with one last hurrah. Saturday night was Dancing With Our Stars, a fundraising effort by the Center for the Arts at the Veterans Building in Grass Valley.
I was a dancer, along with 21 others of our community who have put a whole summer into the program.Learn more »
West: Eric Holder: Leading the rush to judgmentAugust 28, 2014 —
One thing an old Ivy League revolutionary can't stand is people noticing that he represents the Establishment. That he embodies the System to a point where he can make it stop and make it go. He will go to great lengths to convince himself, if not others, this is not so.
Take Eric H. Holder Jr., Columbia College Class of 1973, Columbia Law School Class of 1976, now into his sixth year as U.S. attorney general of the Obama Imperium. The man really wants us to think he is not also "the man."Learn more »
Goodman: 'The Guns of August'August 28, 2014 —
In her epic, Pulitzer Prize-winning book "The Guns of August," historian Barbara Tuchman detailed how World War I began in 1914, and how the belligerence, vanity and poor policies of powerful leaders led millions to gory deaths in that four-year conflagration. Before people realized world wars had to be numbered, World War I was called "The Great War" or "The War to End All Wars," which it wasn't. It was the first modern war with massive, mechanized slaughter on land, sea and in the air. We can look at that war in retrospect, now 100 years after it started, as if through a distant mirror. The reflection, where we are today, is grim from within the greatest war-making nation in human history, the United States.
In the early years of the 20th century, the leaders of the nations of Europe had contrived a web of alliances, each treaty binding one country to join in the defense of another in the event of war.Learn more »
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No laughing matterAugust 26, 2014 —
I was as stunned as anyone when I heard about the death of Robin Williams.
My first thought? Too young — far too young. Only 63. Especially now that 60 is the new 40.Learn more »
Crabb: It Takes a Village IdiotAugust 26, 2014 — Learn more »
Over-reaching Outdoor Events Ordinance needs to be stoppedAugust 24, 2014 —
On Aug. 12, I attended a mind-numbing Board of Supervisors meeting, with a morning session to review the Outdoor Events Ordinance and an afternoon session to review the same ordinance.
I obtained my "clean copy of the Outdoor Events Ordinance" that same day from our County Counsel Alison Barratt-Green, who was very helpful and explained to me the background and the intention of the ordinance. No small task.Learn more »
BOS chair's rebuttal lacks any supporting dataAugust 23, 2014 —
On several occasions in the recent past and finally at the Aug. 12 Nevada County Board of Supervisors meeting, Chair Nate Beason has made public comments in an attempt to discredit the economic impact estimate prepared through the dedicated work of a dozen or more Nevada City Chamber of Commerce members affected by the recently passed Outdoor Events Ordinance.
This estimate was prepared using a combination of sources: a survey of the affected businesses, county recorder data enumerating the total number of weddings performed in Nevada County in 2013, economic information from a national wedding industry association, and some background research by a Dean of Business at a College in Bangor, Maine (a community with similarities to our own) on the "tourist dollar multiplier effect". We are confident this is the best information available.Learn more »
Water bond will prepare state for the next droughtAugust 23, 2014 —
There's an old saying that the best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago, but the second-best time is now.
The same holds for building reservoirs.Learn more »
Crabb: It Takes a Village IdiotAugust 23, 2014 — Learn more »
Hemig: The Union's new community editorial boardAugust 22, 2014 —
"How could you put Stan Meckler on the editorial board?" was one comment I received.
"Reinette Senum is an interesting choice for The Union's board," was another emailed to me last weekend, after The Union announced it would add eight new board members to create a 15-person community-based editorial board.Learn more »
Open letter to parents, teachers and taxpayersAugust 21, 2014 —
I would like to reiterate my position on an agenda item for the Aug. 13 meeting, regarding the Nevada County Board of Education reviewing monthly expense reports from the superintendent.
This agenda item rests on a flawed premise by asking whether or not the County Board of Education will follow California Education CodeLearn more »
York: Gloomy, frantic Dems plead for more moneyAugust 21, 2014 —
I've been getting a lot of email from Democratic fundraisers lately. They seem very worried about November's elections.
First came the highly publicized "Impeachment Red Alert" campaign, in which the Democratic congressional committee warned that Republicans will impeach President Obama if they win control of the House and Senate. Though much ridiculed, the "Impeachment Red Alert" effort was a big winner, pulling in $2.1 million in small donations in a single weekend.Learn more »
Goodman: The ghost of Dred Scott haunts the streets of FergusonAugust 21, 2014 —
The ghost of Dred Scott haunts the streets of Ferguson.
Thousands have been protesting the police killing of Michael Brown, an unarmed African-American teenager in the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson.Learn more »
Facts important in understanding Gaza conflictAugust 20, 2014 —
I need to respond to an article written by Karen DeHart regarding the conflict in Gaza because it is full of prejudicial half-truths.
DeHart writes: "The Israelis are bombing defenseless people who are already their prisoners."Learn more »
Stop branding the Palestians as 'bad guys'August 20, 2014 —
For the past few weeks, the world has witnessed the brutal bombing attacks on the peoples of the Gaza strip. Gaza lies on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean sea. It has been under occupation at various times by Egypt, Great Britain and Israel.
Its citizens have suffered horrendously under Israeli control since 1967. Gaza, a densely populated city of almost 2 million on the Mediterranean Sea, has been mercilessly bombed and shelled in both 2008 and 2014.Learn more »
Carrtoon: Aug. 20, 2014August 20, 2014 — Learn more »
Western Sierra Medical Center: a nonprofit dedicated to community healthAugust 19, 2014 —
The delivery of health care is about making sure patients have access to much-needed services and treatment, whether it's a routine annual exam or a life-threatening disease. In short, health care is about connecting with the community and meeting its needs.
As a nonprofit health center, our charge is to serve everyone — people with insurance, people covered by Medicare and low-income and uninsured residents.Learn more »
Change a life: Orientation for foster children's CASA program Wednesday, Aug. 20August 19, 2014 —
Child Advocates of Nevada County's CASA program has 51 CASA's — Court Appointed Special Advocates.
Those CASA's are currently working with 77 children who have been removed from their homes because of abuse or neglect. CASA's are volunteers, from all walks of life and with varied backgrounds. They are screened, trained and supported to work with children who desperately need stability, predictability and a safe adult in their lives, someone who will stick with them all the way through the court process to a loving, secure and permanent home.Learn more »
It Takes a Village Idiot: Aug. 19, 2014August 19, 2014 — Learn more »
Fighting for women's rights!August 17, 2014 —
There has been a lot in the news in the papers about the so-called Republican's "War on Women." I'd like to tell you a story about a Republican couple that supported and encouraged women.
The story starts back in December 1849 when a man from Massachusetts arrived in San Francisco bay on a clipper ship. He studied law and in 1861 was elected to Congress. After serving several terms he was subsequently elected to the U.S. Senate.Learn more »
Our nation's character has taken a troubling turnAugust 17, 2014 —
Two stories in the recent news — one local, one national — illustrate a disturbing trend in our society.
The first concerns the agonies of the 46 Grass Valley "neighbors" who signed a petition protesting a residential home for four mentally ill adults in their neighborhood on Pelton Way. Considering the uproar, one would think the proposal was for forced housing of people with mental illnesses in the "neighbors"' homes. Hardly.Learn more »
School shootings support senseless sensationalismAugust 16, 2014 —
"I want to leave a lasting impression on the world." — Eric Harris, 1999 Columbine killer.
Caution. School's starting up this month.Learn more »
'War on women' cries demeaning to American womenAugust 16, 2014 —
In her op-ed, Nancy Eubanks seems to have a very low opinion of a woman's ability to be responsible for herself and to think and act independently ("Don't Let Your Freedom Tread On Me," Aug. 4).
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Exposure! Behind the scenes of the cease-fire, brutal American veto on Israel
Now turn out to me (mercy of officials who are afraid to come out openly and find out things behind the scenes, but want to take advantage of the platform site this momentous to view things as they are public) that the main reason for not completing the operation, and the entrance to Gaza was vetoed aggressive U.S. and Obama on the course it.
Clinton sent Israel Bezeq did not come to visit or support efforts to promote a cease-fire, but are beginning to emphasize to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Barak that the U.S. veto the continued operation is very serious veto, not a veto, but severely prohibited.
Clinton threatened right on the Prime Minister and told him that if Gaza will not only win support from the U.S., but the U.S. itself will support international action, as well as threatening the United States would support Abbas UN bid for status as a , public support Palestinian state on all the territories of Judea, Samaria and Jerusalem. In fact unilaterally adopt positions Abbas. And that Israel will lose this move.
Clinton, of course, threatened that Israel would not win military support, and financial funding of the war. As well as iron dome cessation aid, but especially Clinton warned Netanyahu that the U.S. president will remove completely from the table the steps to halt the Iranian nuclear program.
Clinton made it clear that tandem. That the U.S. look favorably consider the Israeli concessions and cease fighting in Gaza, and give Israel gifts for her.
First force the U.S. to Egypt to force Hamas cease-fire.
Indeed, the American pressure also suffered brutal laptop Mursi absorbed that he looks after the conversation with Americans as having serious indigestion .. Indeed performed perfunctorily American diktat, do not worry too rewarded and rewarded.
Now will the U.S. and Israel generous economic aid to cover the costs of the war. Doubling the effort for more batteries Dome shoe and will work magic wand., And click on the Egyptians, and act jointly with Israel efforts including military actions like this and others to prevent the rearming of Hamas in Gaza., And more promises., But behind The threat was non-ambiguous to the penalties punish Israel if the U.S. will continue in operation.
U.S. also promised Israel that after treatment the Iranian issue and other issues related to the Arab Spring in the Middle East, will also Hamas's time, first head of the octopus should cripple Clinton explained, then it will be easier to handle arms.
USA's aggressive pressure Bibi surprised he was sure that the U.S. will stand by his side, certainly did not expect these threats, so he and other members Nonet had to choose a ceasefire. Was so important to the U.S. cease-fire, that neither waived formal agreements and principles, mere ceasefire.
These things according to the first leaks were behind the unexpected ceasefire and this sense. Bibi had to choose between going operation without U.S. support and opposition and sanctions on Israel, or stop and hope for the future.
THIS MAKES 100% SENSE.....thank you
Yes it does!
This proves that Israel is on it's own regarding any and all threats (especially the Iranian Nuclear threat)!!!
That's OK! Hashem, blessed be he, and the "SAMPSON OPTION" is all we need!!!
Am Yisroel Chai!!!
A pox on you and your entire administration, Barry!!!
Be very careful, for G-d's judgement is surely on it's way!!!
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Abendanon said the future for Bath was bright given the form this season of rising stars such as fly-half George Ford and full-back/wing Anthony Watson.
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