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The WrestleMania XXI Breakdown
Posted by
J.D. Dunn
on 04.03.2005
The new WWE generation, plus a MOTYC.
WrestleMania XXI
Live from Los Angeles, Cali. (where the helicopters have cameras).
Your hosts are
Jim Ross, Jerry Lawler, Michael Cole
Lillian Garcia
opens us up with "America the Beautiful." Nice purple tips, Lil.
More clips and a new one featuring Stone Cold Steve Austin as "Gladiator."
Opening Match: Eddy Guerrero vs. Rey Mysterio.
This was kind of a no-brainer as the opener. Rey's interesting costume choices continue this year with a U.S.A. theme. Eddy grabs a headlock early. Rey flips out of a Fireman's Carry and shoulderblocks him down. Eddy comes back with an armdrag. Rey sunset flips him off an overhand knucklelock. Eddy slingshots him over the top to the floor. Eddy tries to follow, but Rey darts in and gets the 619 taunt. Another overhand wristlock battle. Rey lands on his feet off a backdrop and gets a reverse monkey flip. Eddy sends him off the apron with a forearm and planchas out on top of him. Back in, Eddy gets two off a high backdrop suplex. Eddy has to drop a Mexican Surfboard lest he pin himself. They botch a spot where Rey tries to backflip over him. Rey makes up for it with an armdrag to the outside. He follows Eddy out with a running corkscrew plancha. Back in, Rey gets the springboard vertical splash but runs into an elbow. He counters the Triple Verticals to a reverse rollup for a surprise two. Eddy stops any momentum with a backbreaker. Eddy gets two more verticals, but Rey headscissors him to the ropes. Eddy avoids the 619 and snaps Rey in half with a tilt-o-whirl backbreaker. Eddy finally gets the consecutive Triple Verticals. FROGSPLASH? NO! Rey rolls out of the way and rolls him up with La Majestral. Eddy counters that in a play on their match nearly a year ago. This time it only gets two, though. Mysterio hits the 619, but Eddy counters the springboard rana to a powerbomb. Eddy goes for another tilt-o-whirl backbreaker, but Rey counters to a rana rollup for three at 12:35. Eddy congratulates Rey on a job well done. Terrific opener, though not on the level of their 1997 match. ****1/4
John Bradshaw Layfield
and his staff run into what's left of
They compare notes and argue over who's better.
Money in the Bank Ladder Match: Chris Jericho vs. Chris Benoit vs. Christian (w/Tyson Tomko) vs. Shelton Benjamin vs. Edge vs. Kane.
Kane's entrance sets the ladders on fire! Everyone attacks Kane to start. Benjamin and Benoit team up to double suplex him. Christian to reaches for a ladder, but Jericho see-saws it into his face. Benjamin goes after Jericho, but Jericho bulldogs him. He follows that up with a springboard dropkick into Edge and Benoit, who are fighting on the apron. He follows them out with a plancha. Christian springboards into a plancha onto everyone. Benjamin one-ups him with a no-hands over-the-top somersault plancha.
then takes out everyone with a dive off the top. He beats on everyone with the ladder until Jericho takes him down with a missile dropkick. Now, Jericho uses the ladder on everyone. Benoit cuts that off with a German Suplex on Jericho that sends the ladder flying. Kane catches Benoit going up and tries to chokeslam him. Benoit counters to the Crippler Crossface! Edge comes in, so Benoit puts
into the Crossface. Kane breaks it up with the ladder and mangles Benoit's arm with the ladder. He turns and runs into a spear by Edge. Edge and Christian team up for a con-ladder-toe on Kane. Benjamin springboards into a double clothesline on E&C. Edge ducks the leg whip, and Benjamin takes out Christian with a kick to the ladder. Edge corner whips Benjamin into a ladder but misses a charge. Benjamin delivers the Stinger Splash into Edge into the ladder. Benjamin gets his hand on the briefcase, but Jericho cuts him off. Christian sets up another ladder right next to theirs. He and Benoit go up as Edge sets a third ladder. Christian takes Benoit out with a single-arm DDT off the ladder. Jericho gets knocked off the ladder, so Edge steps over to his position and tries to DDT Benjamin off the top of the ladder. Benjamin counters to a T-Bone off the ladder! Holy shit! Jericho curbstomps Christian into a ladder that has fallen against another ladder. Jericho reaches for the briefcase, but Benjamin scales the fallen ladder and knocks Jericho off!!! BENJAMIN IS FREAKING SPIDER-MAN! That spot really has to be seen to be believed. Kane comes in and tries to chokeslam Benjamin over the top, but Shelton gets his foot tied in the ropes. Tomko tries to help Christian up the ladder, but Kane clotheslines Tomko out and pushes Christian off the ladder to Tomko, who is on the floor! Kane and Jericho hang themselves on the top rope as they fall off the ladder. Benoit comes in, but he can barely move the ladder because of his injured arm. Instead, he sees Kane laying there and gives him a DIVING HEADBUTT OFF THE LADDER! Benoit goes up the ladder, but Kane does the Zombie Sit-up. Kane goes up, but Benoit headbutts him off the ladder. Benoit is alone on top, but he can't reach because of his injured arm. Edge WHACKS him with a chairshot, knocking Benoit to the canvas. Edge is all alone, so he scales the ladder and grabs the briefcase for the win at 15:17. Amazing spots, which were expected, but there was also a decent bit of storytelling unlike your usual mindless spotfest. If I'm Edge, I wait for Batista to win the title and then run out and challenge him on the spot. ****
comes out and spazzes out because he's at WrestleMania. He reminisces about WrestleMania III and the midget army that took on King Kong Bundy.
Mohammed Hassan
Khosrow Daivari
interrupt. Hassan says that since the WWE will not give him a WrestleMania moment, he'll make his own. He knocks Eugene down and puts him in the Camel Clutch. Guess who should make the save, but HULK FREAKIN' HOGAN! Hogan with the big boot, and he tosses Hassan over the top. Daivari tries to use a chair, but Hogan no-sells and boots him down. There goes Daivari over the top. Hogan does the WrestleMania closeout an hour into the show. Well, see ya next year kids, thumbs up for WrestleMania XXI. Oh wait…there's more.
The Undertaker vs. Randy Orton.
Orton's big advantage is that he's not afraid of the Undertaker. A gaggle of flame-bearing druids surrounds the ring for Taker's entrance. He actually hovers down to the ring a la Seven in WCW. Randy tries to duck-and-move to start. He slaps Taker in the face. Oooh. That can't be good. Taker actually runs the ropes and runs right into a dropkick. Orton backdrops him but gets tagged with a soupbone right. Orton rolls over the top of Taker and schoolboys him for two. He goes for the RKO, but Taker picks him up and throws him over the top rope. Taker gets the guillotine legdrop on the apron. Taker with the Old School Ropewalk Forearm. Orton dodges a running high boot and dropkicks Taker off the apron into the barrier. Taker tries to fire back, but Orton explodes with a clothesline. Taker drops him with a DDT out of nowhere. A sideslam gets two for the Taker. Taker delivers a pair of corner avalanches and a Snake Eyes in the corner. Orton cuts off the boot with a reverse elbow. Orton fires away with punches, but Taker sits up. They botch clothesline, and Taker gets two. Orton settles into a Dragon Sleeper (thankfully called such by Tazz and Cole). Orton starts to fade but suddenly pops up and reverses it to a DDT for two. Orton grabs a regular sleeper, but Taker counters to a backdrop suplex. Orton gets dazed but a big boot, but he catches Undertaker with a powerslam for a nearfall. He gets some mounted punches, but Taker grabs him as he's posing and holds him overhead for the Last Ride. Orton slips off his shoulders and goes for the RKO. Taker pushes him into the ref for a very weak bump. Taker messes up another Last Ride and
Cowboy Bob Orton
runs down and BLASTS Taker with his cast. Heh heh. ONE…TWO…THRE-NO!! Taker goes for chokeslam, but Orton counters to the RKO in mid-move! ONE, TWO, THRE-NO!!! Awesome counter there. Orton says he's going to finish with the Tombstone. He picks Taker up…but Taker reverses to one of his own for the win at 14:15. Surprisingly good. You can make argument after argument about who should have gone over here, but there really was no
choice. Taker goes 13-0. ***
Recap of the Christy-Trish feud.
WWE Women's Championship: Trish Stratus vs. Christy Hemme (w/Lita).
Trish lays down to give Christy an open shot. Christy won't take it, so Trish throws her to the outside and whips her into the ringsteps. Back in, Trish chops her in the chest (and she preps herself by licking her hand -- that's hot). Trish does a funny taunt of Christy. Christy blocks the Chick Kick and goes low as Lita distracts the ref. Christy with a rollup for two. Lita tries to help Christy on the outside, but Trish sends her into the barrier. Back in, Trish begs off, but Christy Tajiri kicks her and rams her head into the buckle. FIST OF TWAT! ONE, TWO, THRE--NO! They go through a reverse rollup reversal sequence. They screw it up, as the ref has to stop counting even though Trish hasn't kicked out. Trish finishes with the Chick Kick at 3:42. Well, people were practically expecting Christy to shit herself on the way to the ring, so this was something of a pleasant surprise. Lita's heel turn was almost palpable here, but it never happened. 3/4*
Shawn Michaels vs. Kurt Angle.
Shawn slaps him right in the mug to start! Angle takes him down into an amateur ride. They wind up in the ropes for the break. Shawn pulls him down into a side headlock. Crowd gets behind Angle. Angle backdrop suplexes him, but Shawn maintains control. Now it's a dueling chant by the crowd as Shawn rides him back down and gives him a cauliflower ear with the headlock. Angle forces to the corner, but Shawn takes him right back down. That segues to a short-arm scissors. Angle powers up, but Shawn counters to a sunset flip for two. Back to the headlock. Ross and Lawler marvel at how HBK has dominated the wrestling aspect against Angle. The ref has to pull Michaels off Angle as they wind up in the ropes. That enables Angle to blindside Michaels and put him in the anklelock. Shawn rolls out of it, and they go over the top. Shawn sets up the announce table, but Angle stops him and Angleslams him into the turnbuckle! Sick. Angle goes to work on the back and gets a series of two counts. He wraps his legs around Michaels in a bodyscissors. Shawn fights out of it but falls victim to a belly-to-belly suplex. Another gets two. They slug it out, and Shawn slaps him in the face again! Angle makes him pay by ripping his head off with a clothesline. Angle goes for a belly-to-belly off the second rope, but Shawn shoves him to the mat. Michaels goes up for the flying elbow drop…ANGLE MOVES! Angleslam? NO! Michaels armdrags out of it. Angle charges, so Michaels dips the shoulder and backdrops him over the top. Shawn follows him out with the FLYING CROSSBODY TO THE FLOOR! Crowd is rooting for Angle again. This is like the anti-Brock/Goldberg. Angle catches Shawn on the ropes and tries to German Suplex him off the apron through the announce table. Neither man budges, so the ref tries to pull them apart. Michaels lowblows Angle to a heel reaction. Angle winds up on the Smackdown announce table, so Shawn springboards into a corkscrew splash -- and the table doesn't break! Both men crawl back in before the ten count. Michaels wins a slugfest and gets the flying elbow. KIP UP! Crowd is split 50/50. Michaels with an atomic drop. He slams Kurt and goes up for the flying elbow drop. This time it hits! Michaels tunes up the band. SWEET CHIN MUS-NO!! Angle counters to the ANKLELOCK!!! Shawn crawls to the ropes but can't make it. He rolls through, but Angle hangs on. Shawn reaches for the ropes…and makes it. Mixed reaction for that. Angle goes for the Angleslam, but Shawn counters to a sunset flip. Angle rolls through
into the anklelock! Holy crap! Shawn rolls into a victory roll position! ONE, TWO, THRE---NO! Shawn with another attempt at Sweet Chin Music! NO! Angle grabs the ankle and reverses to an Angleslam! He goes up for the moonsault. MICHAELS MOVES! Angle is out, so Shawn goes up. Angle suddenly pops up and delivers the ANGLESLAM OFF THE TOP! ONE, TWO, THRE-NO! Michaels kicks out again. Kurt grabs Michaels by the face and yells at him to tap out. Michaels shrugs him off and hits SWEET CHIN MUSIC! ONE, TWO, THRE-NO? Kurt dubiously gets his shoulder up right at three, which Ross and Lawler pass off as the fault of a biased Smackdown referee. Shawn struggles to his feet. Suddenly, Angle pops up and grabs the anklelock. Shawn pushes him away, but Angle holds on. Again, Angle holds on. Michaels lunges for the ropes, but Angle pulls him back to the center. Michaels lunges again, but Angle lays down and scissors the leg. Michaels holds out as long as he can, but after a good forty-five seconds, he has no choice but to tap out at 27:25. Everything people expected and more. I'm not saying it was flawless, but it's a definite front runner for Match of the Year. ****3/4
The "Basic Instinct" trailer wins Favorite Punchline.
Piper's Pit:
Piper asks who's the baddest, who's the prettiest, who's the baddest mo-fo low down around this town. He says he heard it was Steve Austin. He thinks that's bullshit (his words).
Stone Cold Steve Austin
comes down. Roddy welcomes him to the Pit with a slap in the fact. Lot of that going around tonight. Austin thanks him right back with another slap. Piper says he likes Austin. The crowd has a hard time keeping up the "what?" chants as Piper runs Austin down. Piper says he's the real rebel in the WWE. Austin says he's not scared by Piper.
Carlito Cool
, of all people, interrupts. He accuses them of slapping each other like little girls. He says that neither of them are cool. People don't want to see either of them, they want to see Carlito. Piper doesn't even know who he is. Carlito says he's taking over now, so they can just head to the back. Piper steals his apple from him and spits it in his face. THAT'S NOT COOL! What is it with Piper and attacking people with fruit? Carlito jumps Piper as Austin looks on for a spell. Finally, Austin pulls Carlito off him and stomps a mudhole. Piper provides an eye poke, and Austin sends Carlito packing with a Stunner. Piper and Austin share a drink, and Austin gives him a Stunner for poops and giggles. I was digging it until Carlito came out, then it was obvious he was Stunner fodder.
"Taxi Driver" wins Best Trailer.
Sumo Match: Akebono vs. Big Show.
Cole calls this the first ever Sumo match, but I'm sure there have been others. Look there they are in Akebono's video package. It's not even the first one in the WWE. Earthquake defeated Yokozuna in 1994 on Raw. Cole later amends himself and says it's the first in WM history. Better. Neither man can budge the other. Show finally hulks up and lifts Akebono off the ground. Akebono lands on his feet and shoves Big Show off the ring to the floor for the win. Show raises Akebono's hand. Looked fixed to me, but there's still no way to really rate it.
[No rating]
WWE Heavyweight Title: John Bradshaw Layfield vs. John Cena.
JBL enters the ring first to a rain of cash. Stiff tie-up to start. Cena shucks out of a headlock and shoulderblocks JBL down. JBL blocks a charge and runs over him with his own shoulderblock. JBL forearms Cena to block a backdrop. He strangles Cena with the ring ropes and slingshots him into them. Cena blocks a charge with a big boot but runs right into a spinebuster for two. JBL busts out a cross-armed neckbreaker. MOVESET~! JBL lays in some rights. Cena tries to fight back, but Bradshaw whips him to the corner and follows with a stiff clothesline. Another clothesline, this time of the short-arm variety, puts Cena down. JBL grabs a sleeper, but Cena delivers a backdrop suplex. They clothesline each other for a double KO. Cena recovers first, but JBL pulls his pants, sending him to the outside. Back in, Bradshaw sets him on top and nearly knocks him off with a series of strikes. Superplex by JBL, but he can't capitalize immediately. It only gets two. JBL goes up top and comes off, but Cena counters to a powerslam. Now Cena is the one who can't capitalize. Cena hulks up and clotheslines him. A backdrop sets up a shoulderblock and a weak hiptoss. Five knuckle shuffle. JBL blocks a charge and goes for the Clothesline from Hell. Cena ducks and finishes with the FU at 11:26. God is dead. This was like a bad Randy Savage match from WCW where he gets beat up for 10 minutes and hits his one move for the win. Cena will have to pick up his game beyond this or else it could be a long summer. **
Recap of the "Hall of Fame" ceremony. We then take a moment to honor the inductees. Paul Orndorff has the good fortune to be escorted by MISS JACKIE~!
World Heavyweight Title: Triple H (w/Ric Flair) vs. Batista.
Motorhead plays Triple H down as with WMX-7. Big staredown to start. A stiff tie-up goes nowhere. They go again, and Batista pushes him backward. Triple H tries a shoulderblock but runs into the brick shithouse that is Batista. A second attempt puts Batista on his ass. Triple H goes for the Pedigree, but Batista shoves him away and press slams him. Batista gives him a high backdrop. Triple H ducks a clothesline and delivers a high knee to send Batista to the floor. Flair provides enough distraction on the outside for Triple H to ram Batista into the ringsteps. Hunter catches Batista with an elbow as he's trying to get back in the ring. He chokes Batista for a couple of four counts, then Flair chokes him with his jacket. Hunter goes to work on Batista's back. He drives some knees to the small of the back and then delivers a backbreaker. Flair chokes Batista once again as Hunter distracts the ref. Batista fights back, but Hunter snaps his neck on the top rope. Hunter cuts off a comeback with a spinebuster and…the match cuts out? We come back to Hunter getting several two counts. Triple H goes for a Pedigree, but Batista backdrops out of it. Hunter gets a facebuster, but Batista kicks out powerfully. Hunter goes up top and comes off with a forearm, but Batista levels him with a clothesline. Batista catches him with a sideslam for two. He charges into a big boot. Hunter tries to whip him to the opposite corner, but Batista reverses and sends him over the top rope to the floor. To the outside, Hunter whips Batista into the steel steps. He tries to Pedigree Batista on the steps, but Batista slingshots him into the ringpost. Hunter staggers around the ring in a daze. Batista catches up with him and slams his face into the ringsteps a few times. Back in, Batista starts pounding on the cut. A corner clothesline drops Triple H to his knees. Batista delivers the knockout clothesline. POWERSLAM! Only two. To the outside now. Flair distracts Batista while Hunter tries to hit him with a chair. The ref blocks that, though, and appears to hurt himself. Flair runs in with the title but runs right into a spinebuster. Hunter blasts Batista with the title behind the ref's back. ONE, TWO, THR-NO! Hunter charges but it's right into a spinebuster. Batista goes for the Demon Bomb, but Hunter counters to a low blow. Nice facial expression by Batista there. Hunter goes for the Pedigree, but Batista is just too strong. He simply powers out and drops him with a modified Emerald Frosion. BATISTA BOMB! ONE, TWO, THREE! Batista wins the World Title at 21:27. ***
Final Thoughts:
Well, this was on its way to being every bit as good as last year's Mania, then it hit a wall in the last 90 minutes. If this were a regular PPV with the Michaels vs. Angle match being the main event, this would be one of the greatest PPV's ever. Unfortunately, it drags on after that and limps to a finish. Still, they made all the right moves booking-wise, so while the matches weren't great, they still have a certain historic value.
Solid thumbs up for WrestleMania XXI
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Bruce Meyer, Ph.D.
Bruce Meyer, the McCormick Foundation Professor at Chicago Harris, studies poverty and inequality, tax policy, government safety net programs such as unemployment insurance, workers' compensation, food stamps, and Medicaid, and the accuracy of household surveys. His most recent work includes research on trends in poverty and inequality, the consequences of disability, the effects of Medicaid, and the reporting in surveys of government programs such as food stamps.
Meyer received his BA and MA in economics from Northwestern University and his PhD in economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Meyer was a faculty member in the Economics Department at Northwestern University from 1987 through 2004. He has also been a visiting faculty member at Harvard University, University College London and Princeton University, a member of the Institute for Research on Poverty, a faculty research fellow and research associate for the National Bureau of Economic Research, and a faculty fellow at the Institute for Policy Research. He is a member of the National Academy of Social Insurance. Meyer has also served as an advisor to the U.S. Department of Labor, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, Human Resources Development Canada, Manpower Demonstration Research Corporation, and Mathematica Policy Research.
Selected Working Papers
- "Disability, Earnings, Income and Consumption" (with Wallace K. C. Mok), NBER Working Paper 18869, March 2013. [appendices]
- "Consumption and Income Inequality and the Great Recession" (with James X. Sullivan). Forthcoming American Economic Review, Papers and Proceedings, May 2013
- "Winning the War: Poverty from the Great Society to the Great Recession" (with James X. Sullivan) Forthcoming Brookings Papers on Economic Activity, Fall 2012.
- "Saving Teens: Using a Policy Discontinuity to Estimate the Effects of Medicaid Eligibility" (with Laura R. Wherry), August 2012.
- "The Economic Consequences of Disability: Evidence from the PSID" (with Wallace K.C. Mok), August 16, 2012.
- "The Validity of Consumption Data: Are the Consumer Expenditure Interview and Diary Surveys Informative?" (with Adam Bee & James X. Sullivan), August, 2012.
- "Errors in Survey Reporting and Imputation and their Effects on Estimates of Food Stamp Program Participation" (with Robert Goerge), October 5, 2011
- "The Health Care Safety Net and Crowd-Out of Private Health Insurance" (with Anthony T. Lo Sasso), Harris School Working Paper #04.17, revised February 2010.
- "The Under-Reporting of Transfers in Household Surveys: Its Nature and Consequences" (with Wallace K.C. Mok and James X. Sullivan), Harris School Working Paper #09.03, July 2009 (revised).
- "Economic Well-Being and Time Use" (with James X. Sullivan), June 22, 2009.
- "Using Two-Sample Methods to Correct for Reporting Bias in Surveys" (with James X. Sullivan), Harris School Working Paper #09.02, December 2008.
- "Reporting Bias in Studies of the Food Stamp Program," (with James X. Sullivan) Harris School Working Paper #08.01, January 2008.
- "Consumption and Income Poverty for those 65 and Over," Harris School Working Paper #07.21, September 2007
- "Quasi-Experimental Evidence on the Effects of Unemployment Insurance from New York State" (with Wallace K. C. Mok), Harris School Working Paper #07.08, January 2007.
- "Consumption, Income, and Material Well-Being after Welfare Reform" (with James X. Sullivan), National Bureau of Economic Research Working Paper, January 2006.
- "Structural Labor Supply Models when Budget Constraints are Nonlinear" (with Bradley T. Heim), Working Paper, October 2000, Revised June 2003. (Paper)
- "Do the Poor Move to Receive Higher Welfare Benefits?", Working Paper, July 1998, last revised September 2000. (Paper)
- "Semiparametric Estimation of Hazard Models," Working Paper, July 1986, last revised September 1995. (Paper)
Selected Published Papers
- "Consumption and Income Poverty Over the Business Cycle," (with James X. Sullivan), Research in Labor Economics 32, 2011, 51-81.
- "Viewpoint: Further Results on Measuring the Well-Being of the Poor using Income and Consumption," (with James X. Sullivan). Canadian Journal of Economics 44 (1) February 2011, 52-87
- "Identifying the Disadvantaged: Official Poverty, Consumption Poverty, and the New Supplemental Poverty Measure," (with James X. Sullivan). Journal of Economic Perspectives Summer 2012, 111-136.
- "The Effects of the EITC and Recent Reforms," in Tax Policy and the Economy 24, edited by Jeffrey Brown, M.I.T. Press, 2010, 153-180. (Paper)
- "Changes in the Consumption, Income, and Well-Being of Single Mother Headed Families," (with James X. Sullivan) American Economic Review 98(5) December 2008, 2221-41.
- "A Note on 'The Longitudinal Structure of Earnings Losses among Work-Limited Disabled Workers'" (with Wallace K. C. Mok, Kerwin Kofi Charles, and Alexandra C. Achen). Journal of Human Resources 43(3): Summer 2008, 721-728. (Paper)
- "The U.S. Earned Income Tax Credit: Its Effects and Possible Reforms," Swedish Economic Policy Review 14(2) Fall 2007, 55-80. (View Working Paper)
- "Unemployment Insurance Tax Burdens and Benefits: Funding Family Leave and Reforming the Payroll Tax" (with Patricia M. Anderson), National Tax Journal 59 (March 2006), 77-95. (Paper available from EBSCOHOST through the University of Chicago Libraries)
- "The Effects of Welfare and Tax Reform: The Material Well-Being of Single Mothers in the 1980s and 1990s" (with James X. Sullivan), Journal of Public Economics 88, 2004, 1387-1420. (Paper available through Elsevier - ScienceDirect.com)
- "Work Costs and Nonconvex Preferences in the Estimation of Labor Supply Models" (with Bradley T. Heim), Journal of Public Economics 88, 2004, 2323-2338. (Paper available through Elsevier - ScienceDirect.com)
- "Measuring the Well-Being of the Poor Using Income and Consumption" (with James X. Sullivan), Journal of Human Resources 38 Supplement, 2003, 1180-1220. (Paper)
- "Labor Supply at the Extensive and Intensive Margins: The EITC, Welfare and Hours Worked" American Economic Review, 92, May 2002, 373-379. (Paper available through JSTOR - www.jstor.org)
- "Welfare, the Earned Income Tax Credit, and the Labor Supply of Single Mothers" (with Dan T. Rosenbaum), Quarterly Journal of Economics CXVI, August 2001, 1063-1114. (Paper)
- "The Effects of the Unemployment Insurance Payroll Tax on Wages, Employment, Claims and Denials," (with Patricia M. Anderson), Journal of Public Economics 78, October 2000, 81-106. (Paper available through Elsevier - ScienceDirect.com)
- "Unemployment Insurance Takeup Rates and the After-Tax Value of Benefits," (with Patricia M. Anderson), Quarterly Journal of Economics, CXII, August 1997, 913-938. (Paper available through JSTOR - www.jstor.org)
- "Workers' Compensation and Injury Duration: Evidence from a Natural Experiment" (with W. Kip Viscusi and David Durbin) American Economic Review,, 85, June 1995, 322-340. (Paper available through JSTOR - www.jstor.org)
- "Unemployment Insurance and Unemployment Spells" Econometrica, 58, July 1990, 757-782. (Paper available through JSTOR - www.jstor.org)
Media and Testimony
- "Bruce Meyer on the middle Class, Povery, and Inequality," (Library of Economics and Liberty, October 3, 2011). Bruce Meyer discusses underreporting of government benefits.
- "Counting Stimulus Jobs Is No Easy Task," (National Public Radio, March 27, 2009). Bruce Meyer comments on the difficulty of counting jobs saved or created by the federal stimulus package.
- "Measuring American Poverty" (PDF), Statement of Bruce D. Meyer, Subcommittee on Income Security and Family Support of the House Committee on Ways and Means, July 17, 2008.
- Strategies for Improving Economic Mobility of Workers: Bridging Research and Practice, Maude Toussaint-Comeau and Bruce D. Meyer (editors), W. E. Upjohn Institute, 2009.
- Making Work Pay: The Earned Income Tax Credit and Its Impact on America's Families, Bruce D. Meyer and Douglas Holtz-Eakin (editors), Russell Sage Foundation, 2002.
- Public Economics PPHA 440/ECON 363 (syllabus)
- Public Finance and Public Policy 2 PPHA 34230 (syllabus)


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Haitian migrant drowns, 110 detained in Bahamas
NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) — A military official in the Bahamas says one woman drowned when a boat carrying more than 100 Haitian migrants ran around in the country.
Lieutenant Origin Delevaux of the Royal Bahamas Defense Force says immigration authorities have detained 110 people but the exact number of people who were on board has not been established. At least six of the migrants were children.
The vessel ran aground yesterday along the southern tip of New Providence, the island that includes the capital of Nassau.
Many Haitians have migrated to the Bahamas in recent years to work low-wage jobs in the island chain or to try to get to the United States. In June, 11 Haitians died when their boat capsized off the Bahamian island of Abaco as they tried to reach Florida.


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The Trouble with Boys: Social Influences and the Gender Gap in Disruptive Behavior
Marianne Bertrand, Jessica Pan
NBER Working Paper No. 17541
This paper explores the importance of the home and school environments in explaining the gender gap in disruptive behavior. We document large differences in the gender gap across key features of the home environment – boys do especially poorly in broken families. In contrast, we find little impact of the early school environment on non-cognitive gaps. Differences in endowments explain a small part of boys' non-cognitive deficit in single-mother families. More importantly, non-cognitive returns to parental inputs differ markedly by gender. Broken families are associated with worse parental inputs and boys' non-cognitive development, unlike girls', appears extremely responsive to such inputs.
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2013 Standards Revision
On June 24, 2011, the Commission published notice in the Texas Register requesting preliminary written comments on the Texas Surface Water Quality Standards (Title 30, Chapter 307 of the Texas Administrative Code). This request was made in preparation for the next triennial review of the Texas Surface Water Quality Standards. Meeting records from all workgroup sessions regarding the 2013 revision are provided below.
Agendas, Summaries, and Handouts
|May 25, 2012
|Draft RUAA Recommendations
|March 28, 2012
|Nutrient Followup
2010 Standards Revision
On June 30, 2010, the Commission adopted revisions to the Standards and approved updated implementation procedures. See additional information regarding the revised 2010 Standards and implementation procedures.
On July 28, 2010, the Commission considered the following item related to the contact recreation uses and criteria:
Proposed Changes to Table 1 in the TSWQS, 307.6
The table entitled, "Proposed Changes to Table 1 in the TSWQS, 307.6," lists the changes to the 2000 Standards version "Table 1, Criteria in Water for Specific Toxic Material Aquatic Life Protection." The Proposed Changes table was created to address comments from the January 6, 2009, Work Group meeting. It provides information about why criteria changed for some substances and why some substances were added.
Agendas, Summaries, and Handouts
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|Summary 01-06
Summary 01-07
|May 5, 2008
|Sept 6, 2007
|June 26, 2007
|May 16, 2007
|March 7, 2007
List of Meeting Documents by Date
The documents below are in PDF unless otherwise indicated.
May 25, 2012 Meeting
- Attendee List
- Draft Nutrient Criteria Development Plan
- Table 2 – Human Health Protection
- Table 2 Calculation Spreadsheet (Excel)
- Site Specific Standards Revisions
- Draft pH Evaluation for Implementation Procedures
- pH Example A
- pH Example B
- EPA Comments on pH
- RUAA Draft Recommendations
- Instructions to submit comments
- Draft Recommendations - Public Comment Period Ends 6/25/12
- Brazos River Above Possum Kingdom (1208)
- Navasota River Below Lake Limestone (1209)
- Navasota River Above Lake Mexia (1210A)
- East Yegua Creek (1212B)
- Brushy Creek (1244)
- Bullhead Bayou and Unnamed tributary of Bullhead Bayou (1245C) and (1245D)
- Lower Cibolo Creek (1902)
March 28, 2012 Meeting
- Attendee List
- Summary of EPA Action on the 2010 Surface Water Quality Standards
- Status of Mercury Human Health Criteria
- EPA's Compilation of State Adopted Mercury Criteria
- Future Revisions to Fish Tissue-Based Criteria in the 2013 Texas Water Quality Standards (TSWQS)
- Florida Numeric Nutrient Criteria 2012 Update
- Recent National Guidance and Policy Documents
- Selected Nutrient Projects and Related Projects in Texas
- Nutrient Criteria Development Plan
- Discussion Topics - Updating the Nutrient Criteria Development Plan
- RUAAs Under Evaluation
- Site Specific Standards Revisions Under Evaluation
- Nutrient Followup
- 2013 Triennial Nutrient Criteria Recommendations
- TCEQ Response to Nutrient Plan Update Request
- EPA Letter Requesting Update to Nutrient Plans
- TCEQ Response to Stoner Memo
- EPA Letter Requesting Response to Stoner Memo
- Working in Partnership with States to Address Phosphorus and Nitrogen Pollution through Use of a Framework for State Nutrient Reductions, Nancy Stoner Memo
April 27, 2009 Meeting
- Attendee List
- Appendix F: Proposed Site-specific Nutrient Criteria for Selected Reservoirs
- Alternative Calculation of Chlorophyll a to Total Phosphorus Ratio
- Draft Nutrient Screening — Proposed
- Evaluation of Nutrient Criteria Development Using Only Recent Data
- Seven Years Data for Beta Testing of Assessment: Chlorophyll a and Total Phosphorus
- Status of Proposed Nutrient Criteria
January 6, 2009 Meeting
- Attendee List
- Surface Water Quality Standards TAC 307
- Table 1 – Aquatic Life Protection
- Table 2 – Human Health Protection
- Table 3 – Aquatic Life Subcategories
- Table 4 – Critical Flow Values
- Overview of Proposed Standards Revisions 01/06/09
- Proposed Changes to Classified Water Bodies 01/06/09
- Draft Revisions to Recreation Criteria 01/06/09
- Final TCEQ Mercury Letter
- EPA Mercury Response Letter
- Appendix A18 (Excel)
- Appendix A – Site-specific Uses and Criteria for Classified Segments – Introduction
- Appendix B – Sole-source Surface Drinking Water Supplies
- Appendix C – Segment Descriptions
- Appendix D – Site-specific Uses and Criteria for Unclassified Water Bodies
- Appendix E – Site-specific Toxic Criteria
- Appendix F – Site-Specific Nutrient Criteria for Selected Reservoirs
- Draft Recreational UAA Procedures
- Abbreviated Nutrient Criteria Calculations
- Summary of Draft Appendix A Changes
January 07, 2009 Meeting
- Attendee List
- Procedures to Implement the Surface Water Quality Standards - DRAFT
- Summary of Significant Potential Changes to the Implementation Procedures (excluding WET) November 20, 2008
- Summary of Significant Potential Changes to the Implementation Procedures for Whole Effluent Toxicity January 7, 2009
May 5, 2008 Meeting
- Chapter 307 Draft Rule Language
- Table 1 in 307.6 – Aquatic life toxic criteria (Excel)
- Table 2 in 307.6 – Human Health toxic criteria (Excel)
- Appendix E – Site-Specific Criteria
- Appendix F – Nutrient Criteira
- Whole Effluent Toxicity (WET) Testing in the IPs
- Table 3 – Aquatic Life Use Subcategories (Excel)
- Table 4 – Critical Low Flow Values for DO in East Texas
- Segments with Seagrass Uses
- EPA Letter - Analytical Methods for Mercury in National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permits
- EPA Letter – Region 6 Minimum Quantification Level Guidance
- Minimum Analytical Levels and Suggested Methods for Permit Application Screening
- Analytical Methods for the Determination of Pollutants Regulated by Section 307.6 of Standards
- Water Quality Standards for Recreation: Options for Revision
- Whole Effluent Toxicity Basics - Current TCEQ Policy for May 5, 2008
- Whole Effluent Toxicity Testing: Revisions to Consider Standards Implementation Procedures for May 5, 2008
- IP Springfed Streams (Excel)
September 6, 2007 Meeting
- Discussion Topics for 307.8: Standards Applicability (MS Word)
- Discussion Topics for 307.9: Standards Attainment (MS Word)
- Endangered Species Background Information (MS Word)
- Background On The Development Of Water Quality Criteria For Nutrients (MS Word)
- Development of Nutrient Criteria in the Texas Surface Water Quality Standards (Criteria Formula) (PDF)
- Current Language Associated with Nutrients in the Standards and in Assessment Documents (MS Word)
- Nutrients Data Base Development and Data Treatment (MS Word)
- Nutrient Criteria for Reservoirs (Overview) (MS Word)
- 5 Year Assessment (MS Word)
- Reservoir Trends and Exceedances (MS Word)
- Assessment of Chlorophyll a for 0-10% Land Use Reservoirs (Excel)
- Assessment of Chlorophyll a for 10-20% Land Use Reservoirs (Excel)
- Assessment of Chlorophyll a for 20+% Land Use Reservoirs (Excel)
- Questions on Nutrient Criteria for Reservoirs (MS Word)
- Nutrient Criteria Development in Texas (PowerPoint)
- Potential Changes to Sections 307.8 and 307.9: Standards Applicability and Attainment (PowerPoint)
June 26, 2007 Meeting
- Whole Efficient Toxicity (WET) Basics – Current TCEQ Policy (MS Word)
- WET EPA Permitting Strategy – Brief (MS Word)
- WET – Discussion Topics (MS Word)
- March 2005 TCEQ Letter
- March 2006 EPA Letter
- April 2006 TCEQ Letter
- April 2007 James Hanlon Memo to Miguel Flores
- May 2007 EPA Letter
- Questions for Small Breakout Group Discussions (MS Word)
- Notes on Revisions to Site-specific Standards (MS Word)
- Review of Site-specific Standards (Excel)
- Notes for Appendix D (MS Word)
- Appendix D Entries (Excel)
- Whole Efficient Toxicity (WET) Testing (PowerPoint)
- Water Body Candidates (MS Word)
- Bacteria Data Summary (MS Word)
- Links to EPA documents for Whole Effluent Testing (WET) (MS Word)
May 16, 2007 Meeting
- Changes to §307.8-Application of Standards and §307.9-Determination of Standards Attainment (PowerPoint)
- Chapter 307.7 Recreational Uses and Criteria (PowerPoint)
- Revising Water Quality Standards for Water-Based Recreation (PowerPoint)
- Chlorophyll a, Total Phosphorus, Total Nitrogen
- Chlorophyll a Criteria (Excel)
- Recreational Uses and Criteria: Options under Evaluation
- EPA Recreational Criteria Tables (Excel)
- Options to Consider for Recreational Uses and Criteria
- Discussion Topics for 307.9: Standards Attainment
- Discussion Topics for 307.8: Standards Applicability
March 7, 2007 Meeting
- 2000 Standards Overview of EPA Approval and an Overview of the Next Standards Revision (PowerPoint)
- House Bill 3023: Special Designations
- Draft Sole-Source Surface Drinking Water Supplies
- Draft Nutrient Criteria Chlorophyll a, Total Phosphorus, Total Nitrogen
- Development of Nutrient Criteria in the Texas Surface Water Quality Standards
- Draft Chlorophyll a Criteria Reservoirs Least Impacted
- Draft Total Phosphorus Criteria
- Draft Total Nitrogen Criteria
- Potential Changes to 30 TAC Section 307.6
- EPA Requested Additions to Table 3
- Comparison of Existing Table 3 Values to Newly Calculated Human Health Criteria
- Table 1 – Draft Aquatic Life Criteria (Excel)
- 2006 Proposed Table 3 Compared to NRWQC Criteria in Water for Specific Toxic Materials Human Health Protection
- Methylmercury Human Health Criteria
- Surface Water Quality Standards Web Links
- Summary of Preliminary Comments for Texas Surface Water Quality Standards
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The clues arrive in seven choppy chapters with graphic illustrations and loads of black ink: "Specialists/Operatives," "Environment Creation," "The Dream/Waking World Relationship," "The Hostile Subconscious," "Warfare in the Dream" and "Interrogation Techniques."
The technical manual connects concretely to the real world in the clever cryptonym of its final chapter, "PASIV Device Instructions." That section's rough illustration presents a well-dressed agent carrying a suspicious briefcase, as well as an online address where readers can download a copy of the PASIV Device Technical Manual.
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BAY ST LOUIS, MS (WLOX) - Construction crews are all over Cedar Point digging up old storm damaged pipes and replacing them with new ones.
"This project is going to put the area back on the map," Public Works Director Buddy Zimmerman said. "Basically you'll have a brand new area. It will look like a brand new subdivision. All of the utilities will be there for the homeowners to rebuild in this area."
But will that happen? Housing experts say no.
Hancock Housing Resource Center Board President Chuck Benvenutti said, "I don't think the infrastructure work that's going on is going to make a difference. After the storm there was sewer and water that worked. It was very much compromised, but it still worked. If anybody wanted to rebuild they could."
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Thamesmead Alzheimer's sufferer found 19 miles away from Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Woolwich, in freezing cold after being discharged
3:47pm Monday 17th December 2012 in Greenwich news By Sarah Trotter, reporter
Michael Clement, 68, who suffers from Alzheimer's, was found 19 miles away from hospital after being discharged
HEALTH staff have been accused of "disgusting" incompetence after a 68-year-old Alzheimer's sufferer was found alone in the freezing cold 19 miles away from hospital.
The family of Michael Clement, who lives in Holstein Way, Thamesmead, were left "numb" with worry after the pensioner went missing for 23 hours triggering a police helicopter and sniffer-dog search.
The grandfather was eventually found 19 miles away in Sutton when he knocked on a couple's door in the middle of the night, pleading 'I'm cold, can I come in?'
Daughter-in-law Michaela Curren claims he was discharged from Queen Elizabeth Hospital at 5.19am on December 7 without a coat, money or his relatives being contacted.
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Mr Clement was first taken to hospital overnight on December 6 after suffering from dehydration. A hospital spokesman says he left the following morning before they could arrange for his travel home.
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The Seahawks made a courageous comeback on the road against the Texans, eventually picking up an overtime victory.
The Texans dominated the second quarter of the game and built a sizable lead going into halftime. Following their 20-point onslaught in the first half, however, Houston was held scoreless for the remainder of the game.
Seattle cornerback Richard Sherman's interception of Texans' quarterback Matt Schaub for a touchdown capped off the comeback that sent the game to overtime. After several minutes of back-and-forth, the Seahawks were able to kick a field goal for the win and a 4-0 start to the season.
Jacson Bevens of Field Gulls believes the Seahawks' pass rusher changed the momentum of the game in the second half:
After an opening drive as disappointing as pouring cereal before finding out you're out of milk, Seattle flipped a switch. Gone were the three yard cushions for Texans receivers, as were the five-second pockets for Schaub. Foster and Ben Tate still tabulated 214 yards, but they stopped coming in big, unfettered chunks. The Seahawks bent in the second half, but instead of snapping like balsa wood like they did in the first 30 minutes, they slapped back like over-flexed plexiglass. After a scary injury that left Michael Bennett on a stretcher,* the Seahawks pass rush finally entered the stadium. Chris Clemons, Tony McDaniel, Clinton McDonald, and Cliff Avril all recorded sacks, many of them in huge, knock-em-out-of-field-goal-range situations. The feel of the game shifted in the third quarter, but that shift wasn't represented on the scoreboard. Despite muffling the Texans' attack, Seattle was only able to post three points.
TexansDC of Battle Red Blog is disappointed by the Texans failure to close against the Seahawks:
It's really quite difficult to find the right words for this loss. This 23-20 overtime loss by your Houston Texans to the Seattle Seahawks.
I say this because the Texans were dominant in the first half. They had a 20-3 lead and were manhandling Russell Wilson and the Seahawks. In the second half, Wilson used his mobility to spark some life into Seattle while cornerback Richard Sherman tied the game late in the fourth quarter with a pick-six off of quarterback Matt Schaub.
I could try and paint some positives here. Whitney Mercilus had 2.5 sacks, J.J. Watt was strong and dominant, Schaub tossed for over 300-yards and ended Seattle's Legion of Boom 11-game streak of holding passers under 300 yards, Arian Foster put up 102 rushing yards, and Andre Johnson had nine receptions for 110 yards. All of that is pointless though because of the implosion.
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An alert for "Fugitive Pieces" fans
Anne Michaels has finally written a new novel, and it's heading our way in April.
The Winter Vault, which opens in 1964, apparently involves a Canadian couple who live on a houseboat in the Nile. We are not at all surprised to learn, thanks to amazon.com, that tragedy ensues.
Can it possibly be as tragic as Fugitive Pieces? Seems impossible.
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More writers than readers: A nightmare in several acts
If you are a book editor, the thought has crossed your mind: As the publishing industry suffers the slings and arrows of outrageous economic misfortune, the number of self-published books seems to grow. And grow. AND GROW. How is this phenomenon possible?
The New York Times addresses that issue in an interesting story. What happens when there are more people who want to write their novels/memoirs/drivel than there are people who actually want to read actual books? It's a scenario scarier to me than anything out of Dawn of the Dead. Fleeing brain-eating zombies is one thing, but being forced to read self-published books is far scarier.
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"Midnight Sun" still on hold
The New York Daily News reports that Stephenie Meyer (of Twilight fame) is still refusing to work on the manuscript for Midnight Sun. Turns out she's still mad that the unfinished manuscript was leaked online, which IS pretty lousy. Midnight Sun, the fifth book in the series, was supposed to be the story from Edward the Brooding, Stalkery Vampire's point of view. To Twilight fans, that's the equivalent of Jane Austen revisiting Pride and Prejudice from Darcy's POV.
But alas. Edward and his penetrating gaze will have to wait. Meyer wrote on her website that the book "is on hold indefinitely."
January 29, 2009 in Fiction | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBack (0)
And now for something completely different (on John Updike)
So you couldn't stand John Updike's work? You found it unbearably overrated? Ben Shapiro seconds that emotion.
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R.I.P., Washington Post Book World
The rumors - as they so often are in the world of journalism - were true: The Washington Post will no long publish Book World as a standalone section. Welcome to the wonderful world of 21st century journalism.
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John Updike dies at 76
John Updike died at 76 this morning after a long bout with lung cancer, according to a representative of Knopf (part of Random House).
We think of him of a novelist first, of course, remembering the Rabbit series, two of which won Pulitzer Prizes (Rabbit is Rich and Rabbit at Rest); his ruthless (and now aging) witches of Eastwick; his embattled upper middle class couples waging domestic war in the nation's Northeast. But Updike, born in Reading, Pa., and living in Beverly Farms, Mass., at the time of his death, was also a poet, a short story writer and an art and literary critic. He also won a couple of National Book Awards.
An Associated Press obituary points out a funny thing: Though Updike never won the Nobel Prize, he did bestow one on his character Henry Bech.
He wrote things that made me want to tear out my hair sometimes. I can't tell you how many times I shouted aloud at his reviews in The New Yorker. And yet he'll be missed. Strange how that works.
Former book editor Margaria Fichtner interviewed Updike several years ago; click here to read her insights into his remarkable career.
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Sami Rohr Prize nominees
Clearly, 'tis the season (!) for awards. Up next: Five fiction writers have been chosen for the 2009 Sami Rohr Prize for Jewish Literature, which comes with an impressive $100,000 award.
The finalists are:
Eliza Albert, The Book of Dahlia
Sana Kraskikov, One More Year
Anne Landsman, The Rowing Lesson
Dalia Shofer, The Septembers of Shiraz
Anya Ulinich, Petropolis
The winner will be announced later this spring. Last year's winner was Lucette Lagnado, author of the memoir The Man in the White Sharkskin Suit.
January 27, 2009 in Awards | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
What are you reading now?
``Right now I'm reading Nelson DeMille's The Gate House, and I'm thoroughly enjoying the novel. I read Gold Coast [another of his bestsellers] about 10 years ago. Because this is a continuation of the adventures of the Sutter family, it is especially fun to read. Nelson's the best.''
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Cannell appears at 7 p.m. Saturday at Books & Books, Coral Gables.
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Neil Gaiman wins Newbery Award
You know him as the author of Stardust, perhaps, or for his Sandman graphic novel series. Now Neil Gaiman is the winner of the 2009 Newbery Medal (for best children's book) for The Graveyard Book.
Also announced by the American Library Association was the winner of the 2009 Randolph Caldecott Medal (for illustrated children's books): Beth Krommes for The House in the Night, written by Susan Marie Swanson.
You can read more about the awards here.
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Decision: Fox News' Executive Vice President Michael Clemente has said that Fox News will NOT attend the DOJ meeting if it is OFF the record—
Bret Baier (@BretBaier) May 30, 2013
Politico and WaPo may be eager for a hefty helping of "please-don't-report-on-this" donuts, but Fox News isn't interested in being summoned to his glazed charm offensive. Fox joins the Associated Press, New York Times, Huffington Post and CNN in refusing to attend a meeting with Attorney General Eric Holder if it is off the record.
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Just announced by Chris- @FoxNews will NOT attend meeting w/ Attorney General Holder if they are off the record.—
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Fox News joined several other major media outlets Thursday in refusing to send a representative to a meeting with Attorney General Eric Holder on the department's surveillance of reporters if Holder continues to insist that the session be off the record.
Michael Clemente, Fox News' executive vice president, decided that Fox News will not attend the off-record talks. Fox News had been invited to a Friday session at the Department of Justice headquarters in Washington.
Fox news reporting that Fox will not participate in AG's dog and pony show if meeting is to be "off the record." Not playing "cover-up"—
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Of course, sending James Rosen, the Fox journalist targeted by the DOJ, would have been kinda fun.
Fox should send James Rosen to Holders super-secret meeting.
Arthur Kimes (@ComradeArthur) May 30, 2013
@JonahNRO says on Fox: I'd have given my invitation for OTR meeting with Holder to James Rosen, send him as my proxy. "That'd be fun."—
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I think ONLY FoxNews should go to the mtg w/ Atty Gen Holder and James Rosen should be our representative-would be funny (great photo!)—
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Maybe Fox should make James Rosen Bureau Chief for the day! "So General Holder exactly why did you say you didn't know anything?"—
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@GabiRyan1990 @ericbolling @foxnews Only for one day??—
James Rosen (@JamesRosenFNC) May 30, 2013
Greta Van Susteren weighs in:
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A HOLMES Chapel vet has ventured into the world of literature and her new book is set to hop off the shelves.
Molly Varga, from Cheshire Pet, on Manor Lane, has just released her debut publication, 'Textbook of Rabbit Medicine'.
The rabbit expert was approached by world-leading veterinary science publishers, Elsevier, to write a book geared towards both vets and rabbit owners.
"It has been a real privilege to be able to write this textbook and I'm honoured that Elsevier chose me for the job," said Molly.
And it is not hard to see why she topped the list of candidates. Molly has a whole host of prestigious qualifications under her belt. She is one of only a few people who hold the BVetMedDZooMed MRCVS qualification, one of the top exotic mammalian specialists in the country and an internationally recognised rabbit specialist.
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"I have always enjoyed the challenges of rabbit medicine and so writing this book was something that I felt truly passionate about," she added.
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---- — BROWNSBURG — Despite a sleepless night, Robert Hight expelled any sense of self-doubt. Hight defeated Jack Beckman by nearly two full seconds Monday afternoon at the 59th Annual Chevrolet Performance U.S. Nationals at Lucas Oil Raceway, continuing John Force Racing's dominance in the Funny Car category at Indianapolis. The Force Racing Team has combined to win this event the past six consecutive years.
Hight said it's huge honor to continue that tradition at a place considered drag racing's Super Bowl.
"This is definitely the biggest win of my career," Hight said of his third U.S. Nationals crown and first of the season. "You start doubting yourself. We won four in-a-row last year early on in the season and then just went on a complete dry spell."
Hight reached only his second final this season as he finished second Sunday, May 19 at Heartland Park Topeka (Kansas).
"You've got to do the job, and the outcome will come," Hight said.
Beckman, meanwhile, smoked the tires during his run, costing him any chance of winning his first race of the 2013 campaign.
Shawn Langdon continued to build upon his points lead in the Top Fuel category.
Already entrenched as the No. 1 seed, and buoyed by his team's five-year contract extension with Al-Anabi Racing, the current Avon resident won on his hometown track, defeating Steve Torrance for the second time in as many days.
"This race is, just the history behind it, how special it is—being from California, this is the one race that you always watched on TV," Langdon said. "To finally get it done, it's an indescribable feeling. This race is the biggest race of the year by far, obviously. If you've won Indy, you've done something."
He noted that this title is the best birthday present; he'll turn 21 today.
In his 74th final round in the Pro Stock category, Mike Edwards also built upon his points lead. Via a hole shot, he defeated Vieri Gaines by .018 seconds and picked up his 40th career win.
"Did I really just win this?" Edwards asked. "If you keep running good and keep giving yourself opportunities, that's all you can ask. … It's a tremendous feeling. It's just anybody's race anymore. (I'm) just very fortunate to win."
John Hall beat teammate Matt Smith by about three-tenths of a second to win the Pro Stock Motorcycle category.
Smith said his team didn't have time to change engines while Hall, in his first year with Matt Smith Racing, clutched his trophy during the press conference.
"This year, I felt comfortable, so I knew it was out there, but you just never know if you're gonna get it," Hall said of his first career win, on June 23. "It felt great to get it, and it feels just as good to get another one."
About his trophy, he added, "I don't want to let mine go."