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By Donna Hemmila Vowing to protect higher education funding, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger revealed a bold proposal Wednesday (Jan. 6) to amend the state constitution to shift money from prisons to higher education. Read full story on the UC Newsroom website.
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A tiny department on the UCSF School of Nursing has yielded big developments, including supplying much of the ammunition informing the most significant public discussions about health and health care over the past half century.
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Game of Thrones opening sequence: Season 1 to 4 locations.
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According to a ruling from the federal First Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston, police can not arrest citizens for filming them in the course of their duties because it is a violation of First Amendment rights. The federal court's ruling is the first of its kind and could have major consequences for public safety agencies nationwide.
The ruling stems from the case of Simon Glik, a Boston attorney. Glik was arrested for filming Boston police officers that were arresting a man on Boston Common.
According to the ruling, "Gathering information about government officials in a form that can readily be disseminated to others serves a cardinal First Amendment interest in protecting and promoting the free discussion of governmental affairs."
The court also found that "a citizen's right to film government officials, including law enforcement officers, in the discharge of their duties in a public place is a basic, vital, and well-established liberty safeguarded by the First Amendment."
The ruling has obvious implications for officers and agencies that currently arrest individuals that film police activity. In New Hampshire alone, citizens have been arrested for recording police officers performing their duties in the cities of Weare, Nashua, Manchester, Portsmouth and Keene.
"I think the ruling is a win-win for law-abiding citizens. In my opinion, it is unconstitutional to stop people from videotaping police in public places," Rep. Al Baldasaro, R-Londonderry, told Union Leader reporters.
Keene Police Chief Kenneth J. Meola said the First Circuit ruling would not mean any change for his department, because it is in fact legal in New Hampshire to record police in public places despite the fact that arrests have been made for doing just that.
As is the case in other states, legislation has been proposed to clarify when and under what circumstances police can arrest citizens for filming them. But to date none of those proposals have become law. Rep. is the prime sponsor of New Hampshire House Bill 145 that outlines when the public does not have the right to film law enforcement officers. The New Hampshire Senate will act on the bill in January.
The federal court's written decision in Boston included the following:
"Gathering information about government officials in a form that can readily be disseminated to others serves a cardinal First Amendment interest in protecting and promoting "the free discussion of governmental affairs." Mills v. Alabama, 384 U.S. 214, 218 (1966). Moreover, as the Court has noted, "freedom of expression has particular significance with respect to government because the state has a special incentive to repress opposition and often wields a more effective power of suppression.'" First Nat'l Bank, 435 U.S. at 777 n.11 (alteration in original) (quoting Thomas Emerson, Toward a General Theory of the First Amendment 9 (1966)). This is particularly true of law enforcement officials, who are granted substantial discretion that may be misused to deprive individuals of their liberties . . . "
"In our society, police officers are expected to endure significant burdens caused by citizens' exercise of their First Amendment rights. See City of Houston v. Hill, 482 U.S. 451, 461 (1987) ("[T]he First Amendment protects a significant amount of verbal criticism and challenge directed at police officers."). Indeed, "[t]he freedom of individuals verbally to oppose or challenge police action without thereby risking arrest is one of the principal characteristics by which we distinguish a free nation from a police state." Id. at 462-63. The same restraint demanded of law enforcement officers in the face of "provocative and challenging" speech, id. at 461 (quoting Terminiello v. Chicago, 337 U.S. 1, 4 (1949)), must be expected when they are merely the subject of videotaping that memorializes, without impairing, their work in public spaces."
"The presence of probable cause was not even arguable here. The allegations of the complaint establish that Glik was openly recording the police officers and that they were aware of his surveillance. For the reasons we have discussed, we see no basis in the law for a reasonable officer to conclude that such a conspicuous act of recording was "secret" merely because the officer did not have actual knowledge of whether audio was being recorded."
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Keene Police Chief Kenneth J. Meola said the First Circuit ruling would not mean any change for his department, because it is in fact legal in New Hampshire to record police in public places despite the fact that arrests have been made for doing just that.
Is that an accurate quotation of what Mr Meola actually said? It is utterly nonsensical.
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Chris Singleton came to DC with high expectations last year, and by the accounts of most, failed to live up to any of them. But were those expectations realistic? Why is everyone so down on this guy?
I recorded a bunch of Wizards games on DVR this season to tide me over during the Summer. I purposely kept games after the Nick/Javale trade, and purposely kept games that we either won or were competitive in. I would have kept them all, but my kids have to have their Thomas And Friends when they want it, or else.
While Nene has deservedly gotten a lot of kudos for turning this team around, and everyone marvels at the improvement from Seraphin and Vesely, it's rather amazing that nobody gives Singleton much credit for the team's drastically improved defense after the trades. You're only as good a perimeter defender as the guys behind you, and with people like Dray and Javale "protecting the rim", it's no surprise Singleton got roasted a lot during the first half of the year.
Most of us remember the early season Knicks game at Verizon where Carmelo Anthony absolutely disembowed Chris to the tune of 37 points as a turning point in his season. He really seemed to lose confidence after that, and I also noticed folks in the comments section turning on him soon thereafter. But that doesn't mean he had a poor season. He was elevated to the starting lineup due to Rashard Lewis' injury, not because he was ready. He still needs to gain upper body strength. He could probably stand to drop about 15 pounds. His body control when he attempts to drive to the basket is atrocious. His handle is just as bad as his haircut.
Still, if you watch his performances defensively after the trades, his contributions are hard to miss. He absolutely shut Andre Iguodala (3-9 from the field in 33 minutes) DOWN during the Wizards' surprising late season home win vs the Sixers. In that game, Singleton's ability to fight through screens, play the passing lanes without overplaying, body up in the post, move his feet quickly enough to cut off penetration, and switch back to his man after helping was incredible. No, Iggy isn't Lebron, but he's also no slouch.
I don't have advanced stats to back any of this up, but I'd be willing to bet that Singleton's improved D (after the trades) was perhaps as large a part of the team's much improved defense as Nene's addition.
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Taken in the gardens of Wimpole Hall, Hertfordshire, on a day of mixed light, so the original was dull and uninspiring. I hope the painterly version is more appealing!
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I really like the painting effect. The colours are good.
You have posted this in the critique gallery.
The area for improvement in my view is the composition. The tree is a bit dominant, it could be either more to the right or faded more. The perspective between the trees/background area and the foreground flowers just does not seem right to my eye. Maybe the flowers go too far up the picture? The flower in front of the tree and some at the back could be removed.
I've done a mod which looks better to my eye.
Lovely picture anyway
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I can appreciate you problem Fiona so if you enjoy playing with your pics on your PC then fine. Compositionally here the tree is rather too central and so I would recommend palcing it around the RH third to make the surrounding area more complementary to it.
Normally I would suggest changes to yoru camera settings, faster shutter speed, smaller aperture, no exposure compensation, but if your intention is to change your pics to look like paintings then I guess it doesn't really matter a jot.
Something like Ian's mod is the way to go but I would prefer to see a slight cut from the base even on his upload, just to bring down the tree base a little.
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Rasheed Ibrahim will be pursuing an internship at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) this summer through CalTech's Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships (SURF) program.
Brain Awareness Day Pictures
Brain Awareness Day 2011 was a great success. Hundreds of people showed up, and we constantly had a long line for our exhibit (possibly even the longest). Both kids and parents were amazed by moving the Rhino Robot using motor imagery detected by the Emotiv EEG headset. Thanks go to Aadeel Akhtar, Bilal Mehdi, Miles Johnson, Abdullah Acke, Jamie Norton, and Matt Petrucci for putting together and running the exhibit. Pictures from our booth below.
Videos of Talks from 6th CSL Student Conference
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Members from our lab will be presenting an exhibit entitled "Brain-Machine Interfaces: Control Your World" at the Neuroscience Program's annual Brain Awareness Day. Kids and parents will be able to move a robot arm just with the power of their thought. The event will take place on Sunday, April 10 from 1-5pm at the Orpheum Children's Science Museum in Champaign.
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In what will be a weekly occurence, we'll give suggestions on who to start in your fantasy league, and who to sit on the bench. We'll try to avoid stating the obvious, like "start Tom Brady" and dig a little deeper for some less obvious choices. Enough with the introduction, let's get started...
Stud of the Week: Andy Dalton, QB, CIN — Andy Dalton has been a pleasant surprise after being thrown into the fire as the starting quarterback for the Cincinnati Bengals when Carson Palmer ditched the team. Dalton's teamed up with fellow rookie A.J. Green, a wide receiver out of Georgia, to form a pretty stellar quarterback-receiver combination that the Bengals can look forward to having for years to come. This week, Dalton draws a great matchup with possibly the worst team in the league, the St. Louis Rams. Look for Dalton and Green to both have big games as Dalton might enter the week as a top-10 quarterback.
Dud of the Week: Frank Gore, RB, SF — Frank Gore owners are hyperventilating a little bit right now. I know that because I am one. Gore went through a great stretch in the middle of the season when he went five straight games with at least 100 yards on the ground. Since then he's been battling nagging injuries and has seen his workload decrease some in favor of rookie Kendall Hunter. He had over 70 yards and a touchdown last week against Arizona but had just two carries after that third-quarter score. Now it gets even worse because the 49ers will play Pittsburgh and their Steel Curtain defense. It's not shaping up to be a very good week for the veteran runner.


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The Big Chill Holiday Sale is today! 10am-4pm at Mayo Street Arts, 10 Mayo Street in Portland. There's a handy little map if you need directions! Two floors of awesome artists, I know you can't resist. Be careful on those icy roads, this morning!
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Holiday Sale: Today!!
Posted in General Info, tagged big chill, december 2nd, events, mayo street arts, today on December 2, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Big Chill Poster!
Posted in General Info, tagged 2012, big chill poster, kris johnsen, limited edition, meagan anderson, screen printed, whale on November 8, 2012 | 2 Comments »
That's right, y'all. This poster will soon be gracing the halls and walls of coffee shops, community centers and libraries everywhere. This screen printed, limited edition of 100 will be for sale for $10 at the bar at The Big Chill on Sunday, December 2nd. Yay to our local artists, Kris Johnsen and Meagan Anderson for putting it together!
Holiday Sale Vendors Announced!
Posted in General Info, tagged 10 mayo street, art, craft, december 2nd, fair, handmade, maine, mayo street arts, portland, the big chill, vintage on November 1, 2012 | 4 Comments »
As promised, the December 2012 Big Chill vendors are posted here! And we couldn't be happier. We saw a lot of familiar names coming in the mail along with a host of fresh, new applicants to The Big Chill. We're so psyched to bring you all this good art just in time for the gift-giving-season!
Posted in General Info, tagged big chill, deadline, december 2nd, maine, mayo street arts, october 31st, portland on October 22, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Oh my gosh, look at the calendar!! It's October 22nd already and The Big Chill applications close on October 31st! That means it's gotta be mailed to 10 Mayo St., Portland, ME 04101 by Wednesday, October 31st and not a second later!
If you'd like to download an application, please visit the link at the tab above that says "Apply!" Then it will say "Click Here for the Big Chill Application!" and then you will and then you will say "Oh score, I'm just steps away from sending my application in!"
So all you handmade, vintage and local people – cover us in a landslide of your creativity! Sounds awesome, right?
Applications are Open!
Posted in General Info, tagged 2012, application, big chill, december, mayo street arts on October 3, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Hello, interweb! Well, we finally had a chance to sit down and bang out this year's application for The Big Chill. It's happening on Sunday, December 2nd and we think you ought to join us!
If you just want to click on the link below you can download and print a .pdf of the application for your perusal. Applications will be open through Wednesday, October 31st and vendors will be announced on November 1st!
Please fill out the application in full as we cannot consider any applications that are missing information. We are really looking forward to making it big this winter!
Click Here for The Big Chill 2012 Application!
The Big Chill is December 2nd!
Posted in General Info, tagged 2012, arts, craft fair, crafts, december, maine, mayo street arts center, portland, sale, the big chill, vintage on September 22, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Hey-yo! Hope you've all had an amazing summer at the beach, eating ice cream, going on vacation, visiting friends and family, yadda yadda yadda. But get to work, little elves! Because this year's Big Chill will be Sunday, December 2nd at Mayo Street Arts Center in Portland, ME.
Applications are open on Monday, October 1st and will run through October 31st. We'll announce our vendors on November 1st! More information about vendor fees, specific times, location and more will be available on the 1st with the applications.
Stay tuned, silly balloons!
The Big Thaw is Today! Come join us…
Posted in General Info, Uncategorized, tagged may 12, mayo street arts center, portland maine, The BIG THAW, things to do on May 12, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Hear ye, hear ye! The Big Thaw arts, crafts and vintage sale is happening TODAY (Saturday, May 12) from 10am to 4pm at 10 Mayo Street, which is where the lovely Mayo Street Arts Center is located. If you're not familiar with it, it's very easy to get to off of I-295 N or S. Check out this technology map:
The Big Thaw features 30+ artists, crafters and vintage sellers occupying two floors of the Mayo Street Arts Center. Artists who have studios at Mayo Street may open up for the event, too. Refreshments are available at the snack bar upstairs, including beer and wine for the daydrinkers among you. Our doors open at 10am sharp, but please no early visitors while our vendors set up their spaces! We look forward to seeing you – buy and make local!
Big Thaw '12 Posters!
Posted in General Info, tagged bird, deer, emblem studio, kris johnsen, meagan anderson, poster, screen print, squirrel, The BIG THAW on May 1, 2012 | 1 Comment »
Yay!! Posters are here! Actually, they've been here for some time, but I'm finally just able to get off my lazy end and take a picture or two. Kris Johnsen and Meagan Anderson (who will be setting up their wares at The Thaw on May 12!) spent some quality time making yet another work of art for us to share our event with the world.
The posters are for sale in the Etsy shop, and you can send me a message if you'd like a listing created with no shipping fee and you can just pick it up at the sale. Purchasing these posters at $10-a-pop (what a deal!) really helps to support the time and effort that goes in to the creation of our Big Thaw event. If you need any more incentive, just know that they are gorgeous, three-color screen prints on a Spring-y green french paper as the background — Kris and Meagan also used a 'split fountain' on the sky, which is why you get such a nice gradation in the blue sky.
Some people have asked why we're so crazy to spend time and money on a limited edition, hand printed event poster when just a flyer would do. The answer? We really care about quality work, and we also really care about artists working in our community. Even though we only have 100 posters to sell and post around town each one of those packs a real punch. This time it's a deer, squirrel and birdy punch. Pow!
The Big Thaw arts, crafts and vintage sale will take place on Saturday, May 12 at Mayo Street Arts Center at 10 Mayo Street in Portland, ME from 10am to 4pm. We hope to see you there!
Poster Process!
Posted in General Info, tagged big thaw, kris johnsen, meagan anderson, poster, screen printed on April 4, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
A huge part of the Big Thaw and the Big Chill is our handprinted posters, a collaboration from Kris Johnsen and Meagan Anderson. Advertising our event with artwork that has been locally-sourced and cared for is important! And… we're picking up the posters this week – excitement! For now, enjoy these pictures of the process that Kris and Meagan went through to make them. We'll post pictures of the final product soon:
The Big Thaw is on Twitter
Posted in General Info, tagged maine, portland, The BIG THAW, twitter on March 29, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Finally! Nous avons une Tweeter. Now that we've joined all the cats in the 21st Century you can follow us by visiting https://twitter.com/thebigthawportl Not only will we have updates from the blog, but more images from our awesome vendors. Check back soon – the vendor spotlights start this week!


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Temporary page for tutorial before they are added to the real web site
Getting Started with Padre on Windows
- Download Padre 0.41 from http://padre.perlide.org/download.html the name of the file to be saved on the desktop is called almost-six-0.41.msi (TODO have a clearer name of the package on the website)
- Run this installer by double clicking on the icon
- It will ask you to accept the terms and then press the Install button
- Once installation is finished you should be able to see the installed icons by pressing on "Start" then on "Programs" and then selecting "Padre Standalone Plus Six".
- The package you downloaded is the latest version packaged for Windows but there are newer version of Padre, you should now upgrade by doing the following: (TODO: Padre, or the installation should have an icon that upgrads Padre) (Better yet, it should wrap a small wx application that shows a progressbar by default on which one can select to see details which would show the text as it is printed to the console that can be killed if the installations gets stuck.)
perl -MCPAN -e "CPAN->upgrade('/^Padre/')"
This will open a black window. You'll see text printed in that window while Padre is being upgraded. The process will take 4-5 minutes or a lot more if your Internet connection is slow.
- Run Padre by clicking on "Start", selecting "Programs", selecting "Padre Standalone Plus Six" and clicking on "Padre". (there will be two windows, a black console and the editor itself) This is considered a bug and it will be fixed in a future version. (TODO eliminate black window)
- Close the Output window (Uncheck View/Show? Output) (TODO set this the default)
- Select "Plugins", "Plugin Manager", you should see a list of plugins. Please make sure at least the the "Perl 6" plugin is enabled but it would be better to enable the "Padre Developer Tools" Plugin and the "Padre Popularity Contest" plugin as well.
- Select "Edit", "Preferences", "Run Parameters" and make sure "Use external window for execution" is checked. (TODO remove the word xterm)
- Click on "Files and Colors" (in older versions it was called "Mime-types") Select the Perl 6 as "File type" and select "STD.pm" as Highlighter.
Click on "Save"
Help for problem solving
run "Start", "Run", type in "cmd" and press enter. In the black window type echo %PATH% then type perl -V
TODO ( support .plx files ?)
First Perl 5 Script: Hello world
- Click on "File" and the "New..." and "Perl 5 script"
- Type in your code print "Hello world\n"; at the bottom of the file
- Save the file as hello.pl
- Click on "Run"
- A black window should be displayed and inside that window the text "Hello world".
- You should close the window by clicking on the [x] though it will disappear after 1000 secs.
First Perl 6 Script: Hello world
- Click on "File" and the "New..." and "Perl 6 script"
- Type in your code "Hello world".say; at the bottom of the file
- Save the file as hello.p6
- Click on "Run"
- A black window should be displayed and inside that window the text "Hello world".
- You should close the window by clicking on the [x] though it will disappear after 1000 secs.
Add a menu item to My Plugin


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HOLMDEL, N.J. -- Dina Motrechuk scored a game-high 19 points, but Moore Catholic lost to powerful St. John Vianney 56-43 in the Coaches Choice USA tournament at Holmdel High School.
"We played poorly in the first half," said Moore assistant coach Marge Lanigan. "We committed lots of turnovers and our shooting percentage was terrible. You can't do that against a good team and expect to win."
St. John Vianney certainly qualifies as a good team as it currently is ranked second in New Jersey. The Lancers were too much for the cold-shooting and error-prone Mavericks, who found themselves in a 29-15 hole at halftime.
Moore woke up in the second half and actually outscored Vianney 28-27, but they could not overcome the early deficit. They pulled within nine in the fourth quarter, but the Lancers made their free throws down the stretch to seal the win.
St. John Vianney was led by Kelly Campbell with 17 points and Emily Uribe with 15. Gabby Rubin scored 12 for Moore.
"They played well for four quarters and we played well for two, and that was the difference," said Lanigan.


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NBC's David Gregory: Are GOP Supporters of Herman Cain Seeking 'Absolution' For Charges of Racism?
On NBC's Meet the Press: Press Pass, Democratic Congressman Elijah Cummings explained Republican support of Herman Cain to host David Gregory this way: "...they've been accused as being racist and I think when they can vote for a Herman Cain....they feel like, 'Well, you know, I support this guy...it shows that I'm not racist, and I'm supporting him.'"
Gregory added: "'Here's a black conservative who's – who's hammering the President the way we are, so there's no racism here.'" He then wondered: "You feel like he offers absolution in that way, to Tea Party Republicans?" Cummings replied: "I think that's at least a part of it."
Earlier in the interview, Gregory smeared Republicans for opposing government intervention in the housing market: "The conservative view, as you know, is, 'Look, we're one of the only countries in the world literally propping up the housing market'....We're not allowing the market to bottom itself out and for the true correction to happen. Is that just harsh conservative orthodoxy talking?"
Cummings declared: "That's very harsh. And David, you sound like – those arguments are the same arguments that we heard Mr. Romney make just recently in a debate."
Gregory repeatedly pushed Cummings on the need for more government involvement:
And really the Obama administration hasn't done anything to really address the key problem in this economy, which is housing. If this is not turned around, can the economy improve?...The larger question seems to be, is the government going to be in a position to help people actually pay down or forgive some of the principle?...Do you actually think that the government should bail out homeowners who are in danger of foreclosing?...I mean, either you have to make the bank right or you have to say to a homeowner, 'Here is a subsidy to help lower the principle of what you owe so you're not under water.'
Here are portions of the October 30 interview:
DAVID GREGORY: The big picture is that home prices are falling, still. There are millions of people, approaching 15 million, who are underwater in their mortgages, so they owe more than their home is actually worth. Millions more falling behind on their payments. And really the Obama administration hasn't done anything to really address the key problem in this economy, which is housing. If this is not turned around, can the economy improve?
ELIJAH CUMMINGS: No. As a matter of fact, Mr. Bernanke, the Fed chair, said in a hearing that I was in the other day, he said, 'Look, we cannot get past this recession unless we deal with the housing problem. Mark Zandi, as you know, one of Mr. McCain's former advisors, said that fixing the foreclosure problem is ground zero if we're going to have jobs and get this economy moving. We have to deal with the foreclosure problem.
GREGORY: And yet, what President is talking about now has limited impact. You can refinance if you've been up to speed on your payments for some big loans that are, you know, guaranteed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The larger question seems to be, is the government going to be in a position to help people actually pay down or forgive some of the principle?
CUMMINGS: I think the government could do more.
GREGORY: Yeah.
CUMMINGS: First of all, I applaud the President for what he's done. But I wish it had been done sooner and I wish it had been done in a bigger way. This effort – this recent effort is going to affect about 900,000 people. We've got millions, David, that need help. And a lot of people don't realize how important foreclosure, dealing with foreclosure is. People look at these efforts and say, 'Oh, it doesn't affect me.' But they don't realize, their property value is going down. Because when one house on a block is foreclosed upon, it may bring down the value of the other houses some 10, 15%.
GREGORY: The conservative view, as you know, is, 'Look, we're one of the only countries in the world literally propping up the housing market.' You've got two of the big mortgage giants in the country guaranteeing 90% of the mortgages. They are now, in effect, owned by the federal government. We're not allowing the market to bottom itself out and for the true correction to happen. Is that just harsh conservative orthodoxy talking?
CUMMINGS: That's very harsh. And David, you sound like – those arguments are the same arguments that we heard Mr. Romney make just recently in a debate.
GREGORY: Right. Well, that's what I'm suggesting, that that's the argument being made.
CUMMINGS: Yes. And I disagree with that. Because when I see people losing their houses and nowhere to go and no place to live, and they've got children, neighborhoods are destroyed, people are – values of their houses are going down, their neighbors. David, that's – we can't do it that way. So-
GREGORY: Do you actually think that the government should bail out homeowners who are in danger of foreclosing?
CUMMINGS: Not necessarily bail-out.
GREGORY: Well, forgiving some of the principle would be, well-
CUMMINGS: Yes. Yes, I do.
GREGORY: So won't that be seen as – I mean, either you have to make the bank right or you have to say to a homeowner, 'Here is a subsidy to help lower the principle of what you owe so you're not under water.'
DAVID GREGORY: Let me ask you quickly about Herman Cain on the other side and the issue of race. I've asked him, when he was on the program, whether he thinks race is an issue in his support or in the race at all. He said he didn't think so. But he's also talked about black voters being brainwashed to vote against Republicans or he's gone out of his way to draw distinctions between his experiences as a black man in America and the President's. What do you make of him?
ELIJAH CUMMINGS: Well, I think Mr. Cain has been a good businessman. It sounds like he did a pretty good job. I've seen the singing that he did a while back about pizza. And he sounds like a good businessman. But you know what? I think the Tea Partiers like him because he has these fast, snappy answers. And they don't want to be – you know, they've been accused as being racist and I think when they can vote for a Herman Cain and hear him say the things that he says, they feel like, 'Well, you know, I support this guy, and he's – and so he's – it shows that I'm not racist, and I'm supporting him.'
GREGORY: 'Here's a black conservative who's – who's hammering the President the way we are, so there's no racism here.' You feel like he offers absolution in that way, to Tea Party Republicans?
CUMMIINGS: I think that's at least a part of it. And I also think there's another thing here, David. I think that when they – if they put him up as the nominee for president, you've got one African-American contending against another African-American. They don't like Romney, for whatever reason, I mean, Romney's stays at 23% and he doesn't seem able to get above that. Here's Herman Cain leading him in almost every poll. And I think people make a mistake, I think people make a big mistake underestimating Herman Cain. I also think they make a big mistake underestimating the will of people to put up somebody who they think would give Barack Obama a run for his money. And I think they think that he would. But I can guarantee you, if I put the two of them in a debate, President Obama wins every time, 9 to 1.
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Hey Elijah, Olbie called Cain a gorilla.
Submitted by SickofLibs on Mon, 10/31/2011 - 11:13am.
What, does Olbermann have to spit in your face and call you a n*gger to get your attention?
Remember the outrage over that dead chimpanzee cartoon? (which was NOT supposed to be Obama)
(FYI, this delightful Olbie tweet was in response to Palin announcing she was not running.)
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Reall sad
Submitted by Tugboat Phil on Mon, 10/31/2011 - 11:18am.
that no one EVER points out that if not for being (half) Black, Obama would still be agitating in Chicago. He was supposed to heal the country of the shameful history of slavery, yet he has no ties to slavery in his family, unless the White side owned some. Cain is a son of the old South and lived through segregation as a kid. But it's ok to use the most vile references to him because he "isn't Black."
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Cummings plays the Race Card, and Gregory obliges
Submitted by Galvanic on Mon, 10/31/2011 - 11:34am.
Here's how they build the explanation.
First, we must accept that conservatives who criticize this President's failed policies are racists.
Next, when a black conservative criticizes the President, white conservatives merely support him because they can then say that white conservatives are not racist.
Does this mean that no one but the Left can criticize the President? Apparently so.
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That's what I was thinking
Submitted by Franksam on Mon, 10/31/2011 - 12:53pm.
First I was racist because I didn't vote for a black man. Now I'll be racist if I do.
This does not leave much wiggle room.
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David Gregory
Submitted by NewLife56 on Mon, 10/31/2011 - 11:44am.
Please keep in mind I never cuss, but this time? David Gregory you're a F***in Idiot
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Nothing is more threatening
Submitted by liberalsarefunny on Mon, 10/31/2011 - 12:09pm.
Nothing is more threatening to guilty white liberals than a black person who wanders off the liberal plantation and finally figures out that he can do just fine on his own, without his condescending white liberal overseers and their family destroying policies.
Therefore.......Herman Cain must be destroyed, at all costs!!
The Race Industry must be preserved, at all costs!!
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The Libs elected. . .
Submitted by rick.bren on Mon, 10/31/2011 - 12:14pm.
. . . Barry as absolution for the way Democratics have (how do you spell KKK founded by Dems) and still treat black people. . .
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Gregory Is A Racist
Submitted by rammingspeed on Mon, 10/31/2011 - 12:27pm.
Gregory et al are the racists. They mindlessly accept the stereotypes and caricatures because they need to keep demonizing the right, in order to see to the re-election of Obama. It's that simple.
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I think they, too, fear the Race Card
Submitted by Galvanic on Mon, 10/31/2011 - 1:22pm.
They defer to black Democrats define the targets and play the Race Card, even while they themselves play the Race Card as if to demonstrate to the black Dems that they are not racists.
Hey, isn't that sort of what they are accusing white Republicans of doing to avert charges of racism by supporting Cain?
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Excuse me,
Submitted by povertypimpin on Mon, 10/31/2011 - 12:29pm.
but that is exactly what Democrats did by voting for a junior senator with no experience as a CEO, COO, governor or mayor of a large city. Cain has a long history of successfully running companies in the private sector. His weakness is a lack of political experience, but that is somewhat offset by the anti-incumbency attitude among voters right now who are looking for real change, not a Chicago politician lying about his intentions.
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More mind reading, I see.
Submitted by CobraMan on Mon, 10/31/2011 - 12:56pm.
I see that Gregory is employ his mind reading talents again. He knows what's in the minds of all those white Cain supporters.
Hay, Gregory, has it ever occurred to you that, maybe, just maybe, all the White Guilt you're sensing is your own?
The Citizens of each State shall be entitled to all Privileges and Immunities of Citizens in the several States. The US Constitution
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Not a chance.
Submitted by Bhaal on Mon, 10/31/2011 - 1:12pm.
The left operates on the presumption they are 100% right. That's why they feel justified in the attacks they make. Look at Maher and Savage for the extreme examples of this. They have no problem in assaulting people in whatever way that suits them. The members of the media just try to be machiavellian about it but their purpose is the same as Maher and Savage.
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It is the left who project racism onto others!
Submitted by iamsaved on Mon, 10/31/2011 - 1:09pm.
The only accusations of racism I ever hear are initially brought up by the left each and every time I hear the word. Chris Matthews is at the top of the list, pointing fingers at Fox news and conservatives before looking around at his all-white cast of racists at MSNBC. Now I believe it has been incorporated into the Democrat talking points that the leftist media reads from every day.
And, there's always the race baiters who have made a career out of it like Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton. I believe they are racist against whites. They will do everything in their power to keep it alive in this country as long as they can agitate and make a buck. Again, both liberal Dems who still have slave's shackles on their ankles that the Democrat's placed there.
If one were to compile their rambling, hypocrital words into a book, it would be as confusing to read as are the words of Mohammed in the Quran.
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So if......
Submitted by Spoker on Mon, 10/31/2011 - 2:26pm.
So...... if your political decisions are based on race you, are a racist. If you do not make your political decisions based on race, you are a racist. If you don't care about race in you political decisions, you are a racist. If you do care about race when making political desisions, you are a racist. So in other words if you are.... you are a racist.
We won't even get in to how it used to be impossible for any person of any color, other than white, to be a racist. Now if you are black but don't agree with certain whites you are a racist.
And I naively thought it was a post racial era.
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WALLA WALLA, Wash. - Six more U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Walla Walla District, power team members are now helping to support areas impacted by recent severe
flooding across Colorado.The members departed Walla Walla on Sunday to support the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Region 8's request for emergency power assistance. Three other power team members departed Saturday.
Those who deployed Sunday include: Julie Morris, a
procurement technician at the district headquarters in Walla Walla, serving the
FEMA mission as a contract specialist; Rick Beauchesne, operations project
manager at Mill Creek Dam and Bennington Lake near Walla Walla, serving as a
mission specialist; Sandra Geiger, a supply technician at Lower Granite Lock and
Dam, serving as a mission specialist; James Wade, a maintenance management
technician at Lower Granite Lock and Dam near Pomeroy, Wash., serving as a
logistic specialist; Lonnie Croft, a maintenance worker at Mill Creek Dam and
Bennington Lake, serving as a quality assurance specialist; and Ken
Wanderscheid, an electronic system control craftworker at McNary Lock and Dam
near Umatilla, Ore., serving as a quality assurance
In any disaster, the
Corps' top priorities are 1) support immediate emergency response priorities; 2)
sustain lives with critical commodities, temporary emergency power and other
needs; and 3) initiate recovery efforts by assessing and restoring critical


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As our attorney, he advised us not to create this website.
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It is finally Anthony Gose's turn to win a round as he gets 38% of the vote in the 19th round, to be beat out Willin Rosario (25%), Tom Milone 19%, Erasmo Ramirez, Randall Delgado and Jean Segura each with 6%, and Mike Fiers 0%, Drew Smyly 0%, Michael Gonzalez 0%, and Robbie Ross all with 0%.
So, with one more round to go before our final honorable mention round, our list reads:
1. Mike Trout Outfielder Los Angeles Angels (83%)
2. Bryce Harper Outfielder Washington Nationals (100%)
3. Manny Machado Infielder Baltimore Orioles (47%)
4. Matt Moore, Pitcher, Tampa Bay Rays (45%)
5. Yu Darvish, Pitcher Texas Rangers (48%)
6. Yoenis Cespedes, Outfielder Oakland A's (50%)
7. Andrelton Simmons, shortstop, Atlanta Braves (27%)
8. Matt Harvey, Pitcher New York Mets
9. Jarrod Parker, Pitcher Oakland A's (50%)
10. Jesus Montero, Catcher/dh Seattle Mariners (40%)
11, Yasmani Grandal, catcher, San Diego Padres (44%)
12. Yonder Alonso, First Base, San Diego Padres (32%)
13. Anthony Rizzo, First Base, Chicago Cubs (24%)
14, Devin Mesoraco, Catcher Cincinnati Reds (28%)
15a Will Middlebrooks, Third Base Boston Red Sox (22%) (53% runoff)
15(b) Todd Frazer, 3b/1b/of Cincinnati Reds (22%) (47% runoff)
17. Starling Marte, Outfield, Pittsburgh Pirates (31%)
18. Lance Lynn, Pitcher, St Louis Cardianls (27%) (58% runoff)
19. Anthony Gose, Outfielder, Toronto Blue Jays (38%)
I'm going to drop Mike Fiers, Drew Smyly, Michael Gonzalez and Robbie Ross. They remain eligible for write in vote but none will come back on the ballot for the honorable mention voting unless they get a write in vote this round or by specific request..
I'm going to add back from the temporarily dropped list AJ Griffin, Lucas Harrell, David Cooper, Chris Carter and Wade Miley which is my best guess as to who is most likely to get some support. I'm also going to give Norichika Aoki a chance to get on the ballot in this final round..
Dropped: players (but eligible for write in votes) Ryan Cook 0% (round 17), Zack Cozart 0% (round 18), Kelvin Hererra 0% (round 18), Mike Fiers 0% (round 19), Drew Smyly 0% (round 19), Michael Gonzalez 0% (round 19), Robbie Ross 0% (round 19).
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1. Auburn (SEC) * = moved up/new to board
2. Oregon (PAC 10)
4. Wisconsin (Big Ten)
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8. West Virginia (Big East)*
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1 Auburn vs. 8 West Virginia— Auburn
4 Wisconsin vs. 5 Oklahoma— Oklahoma
2 Oregon vs. 7 Virginia Tech— Virginia Tech
3 TCU vs. 6 Boise State— Boise State
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1 Auburn vs. 5 Oklahoma— Oklahoma
6 Boise State vs. 7 Virginia Tech— Boise State (based on opening game and on simulations)
5 Oklahoma vs. 6 Boise State—Boise State
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10:47am Wednesday 4th June 2014 in News By Catherine Bolado , Senior Reporter
HEALTH campaigners say they are concerned pathology services could be moved away from Dorset County Hospital.
Organisers of the recently formed Dorset Health Campaign say they are concerned a current tendering project for the Dorchester hospital could lead to pathology services being shipped out to a private company with a loss of local jobs.
However, hospital bosses say if the current services at DCH are found to be the best, the service will stay at the hospital and that whatever happens with the process, essential pathology services will remain on site.
A report to Dorset County Council's Dorset Health Scrutiny Committee on May 23, stated that the aims of the project were: using a tender process, to compare our pathology services against other interested providers to determine if DCH is providing the best-value service and use the outcomes to inform a decision on the future provision of the service.
Out of a total of 29 interested parties, four have been selected to go forward to the next stage of procurement – these are a mixture of NHS and private organisations.
The report states: "The existing internally delivered pathology service has not tendered for this service. The trust has used the pathology staff's expertise to produce specification documents and evaluate supplier responses.
"This precludes them from bidding themselves. The internal service will be benchmarked against the service specification and costs.
"The internal service will then be compared against the best potential supplier from the tender process. This will inform the final decision."
Hospital bosses said that no decision has yet been made but if there is a new provider of pathology services, staff would be protected under employment law.
The final decision of the future of the pathology service is expected in September.
A founder member of the group, Sally Cooke, said they had questions about the future quality of the service. She said: "How do we know the public will still get a good, timely, and high quality service if the path lab should go private? And what redress is there if a private provider delivers a poor service? We are concerned about the loss of local employment and skills."
Jean O'Callaghan, chief executive of Dorset County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust said that nationally there was a move towards centralising pathology services rather than having a full pathology service in every hospital.
She said: "Quality standard requirements are much higher now for laboratory services and it is difficult for smaller centres like ours to keep up with these, to invest in the latest equipment and to recruit the necessary staff.
"At the heart of this project is a commitment to ensuring our patients are receiving the very best pathology services and, whatever the outcome of this process is, essential pathology services will remain on site. The hospital could not function otherwise.
"We will use the outcome of the tender process to inform a decision on the future provision of the services. This decision will be made by the Trust Board."
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Good job. Seriously, I know some people are going to give you a ton of shit for this last loss. (But they are also the same people who thought this was a rebuilding year, the team would be 7-9 and Dallas would be competing for a superbowl)
My point is not to dwell on Sunday. Fuck, I mean this is Philadelphia right. And it wouldn't be a proper season without some sort of heart wrenching loss. If you have followed the Eagles long enough, there is an empty void where your heart used to be still from 2004.
Yet there is work to be done. I'll start with our most pressing needs.
RIGHT CORNER BACK - If we go through the same bs of thinking Ellis Hobbs, Dimitri Patterson, and Joselio Hanson are starting cornerbacks you have to be fucking out of your mind. Ellis is the closest, and now has had 2 serious, career threatening neck injuries. Don't get me started on Hanson and Patterson. They are depth for a reason.
Go get Nnamdi! Now. Seriously I'll go be his butler for the month if it makes it easier to get him. WE NEED A SHUT DOWN CORNER like 3rd world countries need food and water. If we go through free agency and the draft without getting an immediate impact player at right corner, Howie you should turn in your resignation. Realistically, we need a free agent much more than a rookie. Which brings me to my next point.
THIS TEAM HAS A 2-3 YEAR WINDOW WITH VICK. That's it. So there comes a point where you need to stop drafting rookies and bring in viable, proven free agents to do the job. These next positions I will list are all big needs and should be filled with a free agent.
1. DE/DT - T. Cole is getting up in age and is double teamed virtually every snap. We need a serious rusher, from the edge. I'm talking a Mario Williams/Just Tuck mold guy to come in a be a beast. Seriously, outside of Right Corner, there is no greater void in this defense.
2. RG, C, RT - For all the people saying ship Vick away, you should first take a look at the o-line you want Kolb to play behind. Seriously, this is some swiss cheese of an O-line. Mike McGlynn? Nick Cole? Reggie Wells? Winston Justice? I could live with Justice for another year, but think about how bad our protection was at the end of the year. If Vick gets sacked like he did, imagine what will happen to KK. It will make Clay Mattews look like he was a kid throwing another kid into the ball pit at discovery zone. You don't think the lack of protection was a large factor in Vick throwing more int's and fumbling more? I do. I know it's not all on the o-line, but when you get rushed non-stop all game opposing defenses are going to make plays.
My final point is simple. Sign Vick to a 3-4 year deal and do it now. Again, to all the Kolb apologists, (for the record I have no ill will towards KK, I just don't think he will ever be the qb vick is right now) you do not go and get rid of your team mvp. Much less a man who was giving Tom Brady a run for his money. If you can make people question Tom Brady's MVP candidacy you must be doing something extremely right. Has anyone seen Tom Brady play this year? I bet you anything he get's his fourth ring. He has been that good, and Vick made people question who was better. That alone is enough to sign him. I know ESPN will never say this, but Vick deserves to be in the Manning, Brady and Brees company.
The best part is these are simple fixes. We additionally need to keep up the trend of drafting well. Guys like T. Laws and Fokou really came into their own this year. It shows how good this staff can be with the right talent. They need to continue to draft well and bring in players who push the personnel already in camp, as well as replace aging vets.
This team has every skill position locked up for years. Personally, we look very similar to the KC chiefs. Tons of potential that really did better this year than was expected. Both teams had disappointing playoff losses. But both of these young squads are going to learn and get better from these experiences.
As eagles fans we have a lot to look forward to. Now go sign Nnamdi right fucking now.


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Heading into tonight's (July 23, 2012) 1,000th episode of WWE Monday Night Raw, anticipation is high for the various changes the company has promised to make. We'll see a lot of returning stars from yesteryear, sure, but they'll be gone next week and we'll be left with the "game changing" ideas the promotion will be implementing tonight.
The new social media initiative, #RawActive, is one of them. Fans will get to send in Tout videos that will play on Raw, as well as vote on polls to determine matches for later in the night. Or something like that. We still can't be sure until they actually roll it out. They've also already rolled out a new logo.
Another question, although seemingly less important, is the status of the Raw theme song. Nickleback has been playing the show in since 2009 and with such a historic episode upon us, it would seem the right time to debut something new. Some are speculating that's exactly what's going to happen. International Object noted that in its video playlist commemorating Raw's opening theme songs throughout the years, the current theme is shown as running from 2009-2012 instead of 2009-present.
That seems to indicate a change is coming. If if does, it may not be tonight.
That's because WWE recently announced that Outasight's hit single, Tonight is the Night, will serve as the official theme song of Raw 1,000. From the press release:
WWE today announced Outasight's chart-topping single "Tonight Is The Night" as the official theme song of its 1000th episode of Monday Night Raw. The song will be integrated into the telecast tonight at 8/7C on USA Network.
It's a catchy song but is it fit to open Raw every week from now until they decide enough is enough and it's time for a change? Either way, all signs seem to be pointing toward the end of Nickelback on Monday Night Raw.
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Anna Bletsas and her husband Gus live across the street from the VDOT headquarters on Court House Road.
For years, they've watched as the crews swing into action pre-treating roads and plowing snow after systems move through the area.
"I can see these guys working there all night long getting the equipment ready," Bletsas said.
So far this winter there's been more snow fall than in recent years, putting a sizable dent in the $10,000,000 state budget for preps and removal.
"We've used a little over half of that, so we are watching the budget very closely, but of course if we do continue to get wintry weather, we will just dip into our maintenance funding, general funding," LaGrande said.
LaGrand says it doesn't seem that VDOT will have to dip into that general fund; however, all of that depends on just how much snow falls and the amount of work crews have to sift through.
"We are just continuing to monitor the storms track and see where the temperatures will get extremely cold, where we might be able to pre-treat some roads if it may start out as snow, anything else we won't be able to pre-treat," LaGrande said.
Mountains of sand are already being moved to make the salt water mixture used to prevent roads from freezing. Gus Bletsas and his wife won't be on the roads and advise others to stay home as well.
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They lost everything they had.
Just three days before Christmas, a family's trailer burns down. Three days after Christmas, they're now living out of their van
"This is what's left of our home," said Holly Camp, as she showed us the shell of a trailer left on her property.
She looked inside with despair. The destruction was so bad, she couldn't even retrieve any clothes from the fire.
"Totally, totally, totally nothing," she said, describing the damage, "The bathroom's gone, the whole room is gone, the bed is gone, nothing but frame."
Small toys show the bedroom where her grandchildren and daughter once slept.
"Where the couch was, that's where it caved in," she said, "And if we would've made it just a few more seconds, we might have been killed."
Thankful the family survived the fire, they are now struggling to survive day by day.
"We're living in our van, right here," Holly said.
The van has become Holly and her boyfriend's only shelter. After the Red Cross gave them a hotel for three days, her kids and grand kids were able to stay with family member, but that left the couple out alone.
"We take showers going to Ruskin, if we can make it to Ruskin. Most of the time it's at a Seven Eleven bathroom," she said.
Limited by a fixed income, they have no money to even buy simple things like food and water.
"You wanna know what this is?" she asked, as she opened a box, "It's pizza from the dumpster behind Little Caesar's. This is how we're eating."
This was not how they pictured spending the holidays.
Her eyes filled with tears, Holly said, "I am very sad, I am very angry, I'm heartbroken, I'm confused, I don't understand, I don't understand why."
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John Eales There would have been less fist pumping than there was relief in the Wallabies' changing room at Subiaco Oval on Saturday night. But never has a win against Argentina been more crucial than this one.
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John Eales It may be correct to say that losers look for victories within losses, but when your card is marked against such a dominant force as the All Blacks then you have to start somewhere.
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John Eales On a spectrum of emotions, anger and disappointment – while cousins on the grimmer side of the curve – are quite different sentiments.
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Winning's all about timing
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Belief begins at the 11th hour
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Ears to Wallaby renaissance
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Rebels fans will need meatier results
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Time for Wallabies to build momentum
John Eales To fully appreciate how good the Wallabies' 41-39 victory over the Springboks in Bloemfontein was, you first must remember how bad things were last week.
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Self-interest will boost code
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John Eales It was just another predictable week in sport, right? Well, it started that way as Sepp Blatter was reinstated as FIFA president.
Three consecutive wins a must
John Eales My brother-in-law was recently over for a barbecue. There's a reason why men like cooking on barbecues; we don't have to clean them afterwards.
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Patient pain absorption pays off
John Eales When you host a group of teenage boys for a sleepover, there's always pain, but you have a choice as to when you take it. You can either subject yourself to it early or you can cop it later.
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Respectfully yours, Capt James
John Eales The All Blacks' 18-5 loss to the Springboks in South Africa sets up a tantalising Tri Nations finale in Brisbane on Saturday.
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Men in gold come of age
John Eales Saturday, August 27, was Don Bradman's birthday and, on Saturday night, the Wallabies hosted a party for over 50,000 people.
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Italian job has Wallabies on track
John Eales The Wallabies beat Italy 32-6 in their first match of the Rugby World Cup yesterday, punctuating a successful opening weekend to the New Zealand tournament.
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Begorrah, we're the underdogs
John Eales Some years ago I was listening to ABC radio early one Sunday morning. The story was about the growing incidence of alcoholism in Ireland and the government's plans to address it.
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Win + win + win = the Cup
John Eales Interpreting some games of rugby is akin to interpreting a Rorschach inkblot. The Rorschach Test was developed by Swiss psychologist Hermann Rorschach in 1921 to give insights into personality...