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NYT's Sam Tanenhaus Schools CBS's Lesley Stahl on Tea Party Women
CBS reporter Lesley Stahl was very confused on Monday's "Morning Joe". She just couldn't figure out why there are so many women involved with the Tea Party.
Stahl received a basic civics lesson from two unlikely personalities: columnist Mike Barnicle, and Sam Tanenhaus, editor of the New York Times Book Review and author of "The Death of Conservatism".
Tanenhaus noted that economic issues are of particular importance to women, and therefore that women are going to be more active when their economic livelihood is threatened. Barnicle suggested that since women generally handle household finances, the illogic of deficit spending is especially clear to them (video and transcript below the fold - h/t Caroline May).
STAHL: I wanted to ask all the gurus here, why so many of the Tea Partiers are women. I find that just intriguing and don't quite understand why that has happened?
BARNICLE: I have no idea.
BRZEZINSKI: Sarah Palin? I don't know.
STAHL: I don't know either. But it's a phenomenon, and it's a real, and there are enough that it's a critical mass.
TANENHAUS: Can I propose my suggestion, see what you think of it Leslie [inaudible]? You've been talking about the economy. Who runs the household economy in America? I mean, the classic Greek word for economics means "home economy". Who's paying the bills? Who's worried about the kids and college loans? They are the ones that run the country.
BARNICLE: It could be that women, as we all know, are smarter than men.
TANENHAUS: It's not saying much, but it's true.
BARNICLE: And they have better instincts than men, and they know off what you just said, that the government or their household - you have a checkbook. You can't start writing things for checks that you can't pay for. The checks bounce. We've been bouncing checks as a government for 20 years.
STAHL: But the Tea Partiers are not necessarily saying we have to pay our bills, they're saying no taxes, and that doesn't mean we are going to pay your bills. I'm not sure that's the message. And it is the first answer.
TANENHAUS: Can I throw out a second one?
STAHL: Yeah.
TANENHAUS: The politics of those that have not been engaged in the process before. Very early on in the Tea Party, it was women coming forward saying 'I've never paid attention, now I can organize, now I can get involved.' The greatest contribution conservatism has made to American politics in the last 40 years is that the protest is channelled through organized politics. Conservatives don't take to the streets, they don't burn cities down, they don't riot. They get involved in parties, campaigns, they'll do the work of licking envelopes, right, putting stamps on them. That's women's work, too - you actually do the work, not just talk about it like people like me.
STAHL: It's ultimate anti-establishment.
BRZEZINSKI: Yeah, something about finding a voice, too, happening there. Sam Tanenhaus, thank you very much. And Lesley Stahl, thank you as well.
Leave aside Tanenhaus's comment that licking stamps is "women's work" - imagine the howling if Sean Hannity had said it. For an author not particularly friendly to conservatism generally, Tanenhaus gave a pretty apt description of women's interest in the Tea Party. The movement is an empowering force for a group who have traditionally remained homemakers, outside the realm of political activism.
Rebecca Wales of the conservative women's group Smart Girl Politics agrees. She told the Daily Caller:
Women are primarily responsible for the finances in their household, own small businesses, take care of their children and their aging parents… And when those things are threatened, women fight back. This movement empowered them. They found the means to become politically active, found a voice, where they never had before.
Tanenhaus is a liberal, male, New York Times editor. It doesn't get much further from a "mama grizzly" than that. And yet Stahl is apparently so removed from the mainstream of American political thought that she had to take instruction on the issue from the likes of Tanenhaus.
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The libs just can't get their
Submitted by HockeyKid on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 10:12am.
The libs just can't get their heads around the concept of a movement that encompasses and is open to everybody. They are incapable of understanding anything without breaking it into labels, groups, and stereotypes. It's pathetic, really.
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Stahl is either a liar
Submitted by texriot on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 10:20am.
Stahl is either a liar, Hmmm, or freakishly stupid. Let me clear this up for her. Teapartiers are NOT anti establishment and NOT anti-government. we recognize that government should be Honest, not write checks they can not cash and/or rely on us to pay for. It is called being responsible with other peoples money. We are just fed up with the deceit, back-room deals, running up the deficit with nothing to show for it, being anti-business, which is the monetary engine in this country. Geesh, I get sick and tired seeing these jackasses coming on TV and calling teapartiers disparaging names when they only want an honest and responsibly run government. My apologies to jackasses.
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Actually, the tea partiers
Submitted by Martin2717 on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 10:50am.
Actually, the tea partiers are anti-establishment. That's one of the biggest reasons why they formed.
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Thank you Martin*
Submitted by cajun2 on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 2:12pm.
Thank you for explaining to me my own personal beliefs and the beliefs of millions of Americans. Typical liberal bs that you are smarter than everyone else and full of elitist snobbery that you know what is best for us. If we would just be more informed like you. Oh my, I'm so confused!
The Tea Party is not anti government. We are against irresponsible government and an administration that wants to take us away from free market enterprise to European Socialism which we know is a dismal failure. We are against a government comprised of those who believe they are a separate class. We simply want to remind them that they WORK for us.
We will begin the process of re-education on Nov. 2, 2010. Hold on to something, the blow back is gonna hurt.
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You must have taken my
Submitted by Martin2717 on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 6:28pm.
You must have taken my comment the wrong way. I don't know how you can confuse me with being a liberal. I was correcting him on saying the tea partiers are not anti-establishment. They don't like the establishment in both parties. Are people here starting to take some of my comments the wrong way? If that's the case, then I won't be commenting here.
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Leftist dingbat Stahl is
Submitted by TE on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 10:20am.
Leftist dingbat Stahl is shocked that any women are involved with the Tea Party because she doesn't know a single person (male or female) who is not a red-eyed, frothing at the mouth, virulent, militant, America hating, fundamentalist, leftist feminist.
Stahl was also shocked that both Reagan and Nixon carried 49 out of 50 states in their reelection campaigns because Stahl didn't know a single person who voted for either Reagan or Nixon.
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Empty Stahl
Submitted by Cool Arrow on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 10:25am.
She's just sitting there waiting to digest another load of Democrat crap.
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Submitted by Cool Arrow on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 10:21am.
Barnacle actually makes a point?
Since when is Barnicle a voice of common sense?
- BARNICLE: And they have better instincts than men, and they know off what you just said, that the government or their household - you have a checkbook. You can't start writing things for checks that you can't pay for. The checks bounce. We've been bouncing checks as a government for 20 years.
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Submitted by rockyracoon on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 12:58pm.
I wonder who Barnicle "borrowed" his point from?
Facts are like kryptonite to the liberal.
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That was a pretty sad
Submitted by shannon76 on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 10:27am.
That was a pretty sad display. To see people who are so insular and have such little insight into the attitudes and world view of real people. It would be hilarious except for the fact that these people report the news.
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This is amazing!
Submitted by Newsbubba on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 10:28am.
The only one with a clue was the NYT reporter! How's that for Hope and Change, yo?
As Palin says, common sense is a rare trait nowadays. Thank God (Can is say that? What the Hell!) that common sense appears to be making a comeback.
How hard is it to understand that if you cut taxes, people who actually know how to innovate will have more of their own money to do so, and the economy will boom!
I just read a list of all the US companies that helped get the Chilean miners out of the hole, and with the exception of NASA, NOT ONE of them got any stimulus money or other tax money. They did it with their own money and knowledge with products and services that they had developed. The miners would still be rotting in that hole if they had had to wait for the federal government to get them out. Hell, they'd still be studying the environmental impact to see if any moles would be disturbed in the rescue process.
Face it. The only thing that government does well is, ahh ... let me see ... I'll get back to you.
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"Face it. The only thing that
Submitted by HockeyKid on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 10:32am.
"Face it. The only thing that government does well is, ahh ... let me see ... "Spend other people's money, and think of ways to take more!
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Thanks Kid.
Submitted by Newsbubba on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 10:42am.
I knew there was something!
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I find the ignorance of these
Submitted by ML Stovall on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 10:40am.
I find the ignorance of these 'news' readers astounding and somewhat scary. Aren't they ever curious about what the REAL people who are on the other end of their TV signal think and not just the NYC liberals they associate with?
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Taxed Enough Already active participants are turning the tables
Submitted by Deskpilot on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 10:59am.
on the Progressive(Communist) elements. In much the same way that "The Mancurian Candidate," was an attempt to install a subversive into a position of power, that campaign has been enacted to some degree of success. Soros' SoS project is one example, where an idealogically favored individual is installed to oversee desired results.
TEA party is the exact same operation except that its distinct advantage is that is working at the wider, local level. Getting involved in every precinct, engaging voters, looking over canidates at the earliest stages (It's called vetting) to see whether they can appeal to the electorate.
What Leslie doesn't understand is that WE have learned from her and her types. Academia and Journalism will be the next takeover points.
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Short Story.
Submitted by almostacowboy on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 11:05am.
"CBS reporter Lesley Stahl was very confused"...period. End of story.
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An NYTer referring to "the
Submitted by mattm on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 11:50am.
An NYTer referring to "the illogic of deficit spending"??? Don't tell Paul Krugman... I guess it's CYA time for the media... they don't want to go down with their Donkeyrat cronies.
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Not all women think alike
Submitted by nkviking75 on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 12:05pm.
What are the odds that any group that comprises more than half the population of the world (and yet somehow is treated as though they are a minority) thinks as one monolithic group? Women are a diverse population. Some women think along the lines of what we traditionally think of as feminism. Other women live out what feminism is supposed to be about, but the left considers them backwards or just plain stupid because they are also conservative. Conservative women think for themselves too.
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Submitted by Geez Louise on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 12:42pm.
IT TAKES EITHER GUTS OR ABSOLUTELY NO BRAINS OR THE BIGGEST DEMONSTRATION OF OUT-OF-TOUCH ELITISM EVAH for Leslie Stall to admit--in plain English she doesn't 'get it'.
If I were the owner of the Program/Station, her pink slip would be in her mail before she signed off.
I guess not. That's what the MUTE button is for. Cut the commercials.
AT LEAST NOW ALL SUSPICIONS ARE CONFIRMED. The Media is NOT BIASED!! They are IGNORANT AND UNIFORMED.
LAFFING all the way to the Voting Polls.
Tea-Party Sr. Citizen way to-h*ll-&-gone on the West Coast.
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I think of the media as II, that is...
Submitted by texasborngranny on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 1:04pm.
I think of the media as II, that is... Intentionally Ignorant
They refuse to watch or read anything that might intrude upon their Intentional Ignorance.
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G Louise
Submitted by Blonde on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 1:51pm.
That's about the best SN I've ever seen here.
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Woman can be conservative?
Submitted by Tomorama on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 12:52pm.
Stahl is of the mindset that ALL woman are liberals and therefore feminists and that is why she DOESN'T GET IT:
"I wanted to ask all the gurus here, why so many of the Tea Partiers are women. I find that just intriguing and don't quite understand why that has happened?"
Newsflash Leslie, NOT ALL WOMEN THINK ALIKE and for you to be that clueless IN YOUR POSITION, is incredible.
Thanks to NB and the other new media, their one mindset thought process are being brutally exposed day by day, hour by hour.
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Journalist? Stahl just plays one on TV
Submitted by mom_rox on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 3:26pm.
Stahl: "I wanted to ask all the gurus here, why so many of the Tea Partiers are women. I find that just intriguing and don't quite understand why that has happened?"
Hey, Lesley, why don't you pretend to be a journalist and ask them? Yes, I know - that would actually require you to attend a Tea Party instead of just sitting on the Morning Joe set with your pals.
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The bitter taste of Irony
Submitted by CobraMan on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 1:02pm.
"It's ultimate anti-establishment."
Enjoy the bitter taste of Irony, liberals. Not that long ago, YOU were the "anti-establishment" movement who complained about the over-reach of government and now YOUR the "fascist pigs" who are trying to silence the dissidence. Not that long ago, YOU were the "great uneducated masses," now YOU'RE the "power-mad elites." Not that long ago, YOU were the "movement" and now YOU'RE the impediment! Would you all like a little more whine to help wash down that bitter taste of irony?
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STAHL: But the Tea Partiers
Submitted by kronological on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 1:37pm.
STAHL: But the Tea Partiers are not necessarily saying we have to pay our bills, they're saying no taxes, and that doesn't mean we are going to pay your bills. I'm not sure that's the message. And it is the first answer.
First off...what the heck does this mean? Apparently Stahl needs her own teleprompter.
Secondly...who in the Tea Party movement is saying NO TAXES? Absolutely NO ONE! We want limited taxes and reduced spending...DUH! The mindless mental midget media simply parrots the same old demo-drone talking points. When will they rise above their collective nincompoopery and actually provide accurate, factual information regarding the Tea Party?
And would somebody please slip Stahl some fish oil? Her withering cerebrum seriously needs some Omega-3s.
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A couple things
Submitted by IgnatzJFahrquar on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 1:38pm.
First off, way to go Mika, barfing out the Liberal spew like a good little vacuum brain. Gotta bring Palin's name into every/all discussion for possible "blame" points:
BRZEZINSKI: Sarah Palin? I don't know.
And then, if I may, play the game of "fill in the inaudible":
TANENHAUS: Can I propose my suggestion, see what you think of it Leslie [inaudible]?
"You no-talent hack"
or perhaps taking from a great Dan Akroid line:
" You ignorant sl*t"
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Submitted by vote24 on Tue, 10/19/2010 - 5:25pm.
The Ignorant Media (IM), is simply playing to the 15% of all people who truly know, and choose to know nothing...except what they are fed on television. This is a well know concept in media circles. As long as you can fool someone.. keep on going.
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Eastvale Planning Commissioner Bill Link was sworn in Monday, Jan. 6 as the city's new council member just minutes after the city council voted to appoint him to fill a council vacancy.
The vote was 3-0. Councilman Jeff DeGrandpre abstained from the vote, after saying he wanted more discussion on the matter.
Link will serve out the unexpired term of former Eastvale Councilwoman Kelly Howell, who left the council at the end of November, 2013.
Her term of office ends in November, 2014.
Twelve candidates applied for the vacancy but only 10 attended the special meeting. Applicant Jacob Tiab withdrew his applcation and Ashley Quezada did not attend the meeting.
The special meeting got off to a rocky start with Councilman Adam Rush calling in to say he was stuck in traffic and would be about 20 minutes late.
Then, while applicant Raul Gutierrez was answering a question, the security alarm in the multipurpose room at Rosa Parks Elementary School where the council meets went off and could not be turned off. That caused another 40 minute delay.
The meeting was finally moved to the school library where council members sat in child-sized seats to conduct the interviews.
Each candidate was given two minutes to give an opening statement.
Council members then posed the same questions to each of the applicants.
The questions ranged from the applicant's expectations of the time commitment for a council member to what the city's strong and weak points are.
After the question-and-answer session ended,council members thanked the candidates and praised their willingness to serve the city and its residents.
"We'd be honored to have any one of you on council," said Mayor Ike Bootsma.
Councilman Richard "Ric" Welch quickly nominated Link, citing his experience as a planning commissioner.
"He's got a head start," Welch said.


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So far this is turning out to be a great week!
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The former king of the phone market is back and it wants to barge into the ring occupied by Apple and an army of Android phones. Every contestant wants to rule the world and the Lumia 800 is the latest uppercut by Nokia…
The Lumia 800 is more than a phone, it�s the first viable attempt by Nokia to enter the smartphone market with proper ammunition.
Nokia�s Stephen Elop famously said that Nokia had been left behind in the smartphone race and lost out to Apple and Android. The frank admission sent Nokia running back to the drawing board and led to the Microsoft Nokia alliance which would power the new range of Nokia phones through Windows Mobile, starting with the Lumia 800. On paper, this makes sense – Nokia have a massive reach to phone users all over the world and Microsoft need a piece of the mobile phone market to stem the flow of Google Android which has now become the world�s dominant phone OS. Looking at the Lumia 800, there�s traditional Nokia design at work – it looks almost identical to the recently released Nokia N9 and that�s no bad thing. The Lumia feels solid and instantly feels like the toughest smartphone we�ve held – kevlar and Gorilla glass help insulate the phone from scratches and fingerprints. Nokia have always made excellent phones and innovated in style too, it�s simply the OS experience of Nokia�s dated Symbian that failed to move with the times and the needs of the customer.
There�s no MicroSD slot and the bare minimum of inputs – a Micro USB socket and a headphone socket are all you get, leaving space for a big speaker at the bottom of the phone. Sound from the speaker is surprisingly loud and better than you�ll expect from such a small device. The SIM card sits in the slot at the top of the phone – it�s awkward first time around and the flap you need to raise for charging is incredibly delicate. Inside there�s 16GB storage, 512MB RAM and a 1.4 Ghz single core processor. It might sound odd against a wave of dual-core phones but – in reality – the Lumia 800 is fast and didn�t show any signs of slowdown during intensive apps in our test. As a handy bonus, our Nokia Lumia 800 automatically connected to all known wi-fi networks that we had saved, from home to the office and Starbucks and everything inbetween.
In terms of buttons, there�s the lock button, volume rocker and camera shutter all in silver on the right hand side of the phone. The front of the Lumia 800 features the Windows home button and icons for search and a handy �back� button which is useful for navigating menus and revisiting a lost webpage or menu screen.
Mango makes Microsoft fun?
The first pairing of Windows with mobile phones, Windows Mobile, was awkward, boring and difficult to love. Windows Phone Mango is an incredible turnaround by comparison. Tiles flip and flash on your home screen, demanding your attention but not overpowering your eyes with screaming alerts. The BBC News app tile rotates with the latest stories, email and social updates appear as clear numerical notifications and your favourite photos front the big gallery tile. Windows Phone Mango is smooth and, unbelievably for something from Microsoft, actually fun to use. If you�re a design obsessed gadget fiend, there�s no OS that looks as cool. Again, this simply isn�t a word we associate with Microsoft. The balance between simple block colours and neat, clear typography is a sign that it�s not just Apple that do neat, clever and simple at the same time.
Swiping across menus is fast and there�s always a little tab or pointer to show you what comes next alongside background images which you choose or are simply pulled from camera roll once you�ve marked them as favourites. Apps plug-in to the tiled universe with ease – Spotify and IMDB look like bigger, desktop style interfaces compared to Android and iOS equivalents. There�s always a background image pushing you to explore horizontally and swipe backwards and forwards. The sensation of space and width is just a sensation compared to similar size phones but it just flows better than Android and gives Apple something to consider. If you are swayed by such things, another plus is that onlookers will gawp at your screen. Size and resolution aside, there�s clever use of full screen images in applications that pull in your photos and Nokia Music simply looks like the next generation of iTunes. There may not be the apps and eco system surrounding it just yet, but Windows Phone Mango looks and feels great.
Nokia Music
Nokia music is Nokia�s second take at getting the music downloading thing right. The first thing that appeals is that it�s as simple as iTunes or Spotify, the second killer feature is that it�s (sort of) free. A limited number of tracks are available to stream across music genres and whether it�s Take That or The Beastie Boys, it�s a good experience. The free stuff sits under Mix Radio and a swipe to the left reveals local gigs and the MP3 store. Prices for albums vary but �7.99 seems to be the norm for premium new releases and �4.99 for archive albums. In terms of sound quality, we used 320 kbps files on rival phones and found the music performance better than iPhone 4 or a Samsung Galaxy SII. The supplied headphones are solid and offer an average standard or listening but there�s Monster branded Purity headphones available as well as Nokia wireless speakers. Plug in a pair of Sennheiser PX 100 headphones and you�ll ditch the ones that come in the box straight away.
The Nokia Music set-up isn�t as practical as iTunes and AirPlay just yet but if you want great sound, fancy menus and don�t mind paying a premium for some albums, Nokia Music is great. If you�ve long since left iTunes or Apple for Spotify, Nokia Music isn�t going to convert you straight away but flick between Spotify and Nokia Music on the Lumia 800 and you�ll instantly see that Nokia Music has huge potential and, on the surface, looks bright and engaging against the practical yet plain lists of Spotify.
Business and the cloud
Despite the bright pink and blue colour variants on offer and for all the hip matching accessories, there�s a black version of the Lumia 800 which stands for one thing: business. Buried in the side menu of the home screen is Microsoft Office which allows you to edit and read Word, PowerPoint and Excel documents as well as share them instantly. It�s a more integrated approach than Pages and Keynote on iOS and there�s 25GB of free storage online through the SkyDrive service – The Microsoft equivalent of Google Docs. If you use Microsoft Office for work, the Office app is powerful and familiar enough to be useful – calendar and email sync with Microsoft Office 365 is possible and there�s the ability to create invitations and cards on the fly. The Golf scorecard and Mileage Tracker may be a bit American for European tastes but they�re useful things to have for some parts of the business community.
Email access allows simple set up through Google or any POP account and shows 5 emails at a glance with chunky name headers and subject names in blue, before a faded glance of the first line. New emails are detailed in a rolling total on the home screen email tile as they drop in to your inbox and emails from your contacts pull in a profile pic from Facebook. Email on the Lumia 800 is chunky and clear – if you�ve never used email on a phone, the simplicity is going to help you and if you are an email addict, the ability to download your entire Google account and create home screen tiles for each of your email accounts will be a novel yet useful feature.
The keyboard is responsive, fast and uses accurate auto correct options, but only if you want to select them. The downside is that you can�t see a huge list of emails without scrolling down but the pay off is worth it. Using Bing search functions from the home screen is fast and Bing presents you with a search bar and image of the day with two interesting pop-up factoids about a rare monkey or, on November 5th, a fireworks display. It might sound odd, but, like everything else on the Lumia 800, it�s fast, fun and occassionally entertaining.
Nokia has done everything expected of them and everything they promised. The Lumia 800 is a massive step forward for Nokia and sits apart in an increasingly crowded market. Alongside Windows Phone Mango, there�s enough inside the Lumia 800 to worry rivals� and make iPhone fans jealous…


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Gulf of Maine Facts:
The Gulf of Maine is a semi-enclosed sea that covers 36,000 square miles of ocean, and runs along 7,500 miles of coastline, from Nova Scotia, Canada to Cape Cod, Massachusetts. The Gulf of Maine is bordered by 3 New England states (Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine) and 2 Canadian provinces (New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.) The Gulf of Maine is bounded to the east by 2 underwater banks - Georges Bank, jutting out from Cape Cod, and Browns Bank, off the coast of Canada.
Water depths in the Gulf of Maine range from 0 feet to several hundred feet. The deepest spot in the Gulf of Maine is 1,200 feet and is found in Georges Basin (Source.) There are many dramatic underwater features in the Gulf of Maine, which were carved out by glaciers 10,000 to 20,000 years ago.
How the Gulf of Maine Formed:
The Gulf of Maine was once dry land, covered by the Laurentide Ice Sheet, which advanced from Canada and covered much of New England and the Gulf of Maine about 20,000 years ago. At this time, sea level was about 300-400 feet below its current level (Source: Stellwagen Bank site, and USGS Site). The weight of the ice sheet depressed the Earth's crust beneath the Gulf of Maine to below sea level, and as the glacier retreated, the Gulf of Maine filled in with seawater.
Types of Habitat in the Gulf of Maine:
- Sandy banks (such as Stellwagen Bank and Georges Bank)
- Rocky ledges (such as Jeffreys Ledge)
- Deeper channels (e.g., the Northeast Channel and Great South Channel)
- deep basins with water depths over 600 feet (e.g., Jordan, Wilkinson and Georges Basins)
- Coastal habitats near the shore, which can feature bottoms composed of rocks and boulders, gravel and sand.
Tides in the Gulf of Maine:
Marine Life in the Gulf of Maine:
The Gulf of Maine supports over 3,000 species of marine life (click here to see species lists). Types of marine life include:
- About 20 species of whales and dolphins
- Fish, including Atlantic cod, bluefin tuna, ocean sunfish, basking sharks, thresher sharks, mako sharks haddock, flounder
- Marine invertebrates such as lobsters, crabs, sea stars, brittle stars
- Marine algae, such as kelp, sea lettuce, wrack and Irish moss
- Plankton, which provide food for many larger species in the Gulf of Maine. One important species is the copepod.
Threats to the Gulf of Maine:
Threats to the Gulf of Maine include overfishing, habitat loss and coastal development.
Human Uses of the Gulf of Maine:
The Gulf of Maine is an important area, both historically and currently, for commercial and recreational fishing. It is also popular for recreational activities such as boating, wildlife watching (e.g., whale watching), and scuba diving (although the waters are chilly for some!)
- Gulf of Maine Council on the Marine Environment. About the Gulf. Accessed September 26, 2011.
- Gulf of Maine Research Institute. Undersea Landscapes. Accessed September 26, 2011.
- Maine Geological Survey. An Underwater View of the Gulf of Maine Sea Floor. Accessed September 26, 2011.
- Manahan, A. A Geologic History of the Gulf of Maine. Accessed September 26, 2011.
- NOAA. Ecology of the Northeast U.S. Continental Shelf. Accessed September 26, 2011.
- Marine Species Registers for the Northwest North Atlantic Ocean. Accessed September 26, 2011.
- Oldale, R. Geologic Origins of Stellwagen Bank. Accessed September 26, 2011.


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A month or so ago my husband got an idea in his head that I quickly tried to crush. He wanted to buy a tent trailer. A tent trailer is also called a pop up and you pull it behind your car and when you get to a campsite it opens up into a mini-motor home.
To me a tent trailer meant a transformation into the kind of family that I always feared; one that wears matching khaki pants and sings songs together. If we bought a tent trailer then we'd never ever leave the country. Never go to Paris! (I've never been to Paris!) Never see the rain forest! Never eat in a restaurant again.
I love being outside hiking, running, and just enjoying the sunshine. I'm not, however, one of those people who grew up camping. I didn't sleep in a tent until I was in my early 20s and spent a summer in Alaska. It was extreme camping where you backpacked with all of your food and equipment. You set up your tent and put your food far, far away so the bears didn't get it and you. It was an adventure.
The whole idea of car camping always sounded kind of lame. You don't get exercise, you sit around and eat and drink, and you go to bed early.
Now that I have kids and I'm exhausted, I've embraced camping and all of the relaxing that comes with it. What I love is that you get little exercise, you sit around and eat all day, and you go to bed early.
But buying a tent trailer for camping was just too much. It would be like going from a fun occasional weekend activity to a lifestyle.
When my husband brought up the idea of buying a tent trailer for the second time, I did the thing I do with the kids where I said, "Look at me and listen to my words. Please don't buy a tent trailer. I forbid you to buy a tent trailer."
Telling him that worked about as well as it does with my kids. He told me about all of the used, inexpensive tent trailers on Craigslist and how we could sell it and get all of our money back! It would save us so much money on vacations! Our boys would love it!
That I knew was true. We have 5 and 7-year-old boys and they love camping and getting dirty and sleeping outside. They love it all and they would love it even more in a tent trailer. I also knew that when my husband gets something in his head there's no getting it out.
So one Saturday when my husband said he had to leave to go run an errand with my car, I knew something was up. Two hours later, our second home arrived.
Yes, it was a good deal. Yes, my kids were jumping up and down with excitement. And yes, it was too big to pass through the backyard gate of our West LA house. After an hour of taking off the trailer lights, taking off the gate, and calling a neighbor over to push it, the tent trailer was officially ours.
Last weekend after weeks of working on the tent trailer (because when you buy something like that for a deal on Craigslist, it typically needs some work), we took it camping.
And it wasn't bad. It was nice to sleep inside, have a little fridge, and a place to store extra camping gear (and a place to charge my iphone!). My husband was thrilled and happy to show it off to our friends on the trip.Yes, we may be a camping family with a tent trailer parked in our backyard pulling down our Westside property values, but it's nice to see the husband so happy.
Uggghhh. I'm off to go buy our khaki pants.
When Yvonne isn't dreaming about a trip to Paris, she's blogging at YvonneInLA.com


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02 September 2014 17:38
SICK days taken by Wrexham's teachers cost the local authority more than £1 million during the past year, figures have revealed.
More than 6,000 sick days were taken by staff teaching in Wrexham county borough during the school year 2012-13 costing Wrexham Council £1,033,201 in supply cover.
More than £4million has been spent on staff cover by the authority since the start of the 2008-09 academic year.
The number of sick days leapt from 4,642 in 2011-12 to 6,603 in 2012-13, resulting in an extra £250,000 being spent by the local authority on supply teachers.
The statistics have been revealed in a Freedom of Information request by the Leader.
For the past three years staff at Rhosnesni High School have taken the most days off sick, while St Anne's Catholic Primary School in Caia Park had the least.
Wrexham Council stressed Rhosnesni High is one of the county's largest schools and the school did not necessarily have the highest percentage rate of staff off sick.
A total of 27,074 sick days were taken over the past five full school years by teachers across Wrexham, with 2012-13 being the first academic year more than 6,000 sick days were taken.
In that five year period a total of £4,198,738 was spent on supply teachers to cover lessons.
Cllr Michael Williams, lead member for children's services and education at Wrexham Council, said: "The human resources department is working closely with headteachers and governors to manage teacher attendance.
"Revisions to the Teacher Sickness and Absence Policy for schools were adopted in May 2013, and while this framework will take a little time to embed, we are confident that over time the new measures, which are fully supported by headteachers and governing bodies, will have a positive impact on managing staff sickness absence."
The National Union of Teachers (NUT) said it thought the figures for Wrexham were more than likely to have been under the national average, based on an audit office report for 2011-12 across Wales which saw the cost of supply teachers for the year reach £54 million.
However, it added the audit office figures were not just for sickness but also took into account supply to cover teachers absent due to meetings and training.
Owen Hathway, NUT Wales policy officer, said: "Like any and every profession teachers are susceptible to unavoidable illnesses. What perhaps we do need to look at is the amount of teachers across Wales that, as a result of unsustainable increases in workloads, are being forced into absences brought about due to stress related illnesses.
"The workload of teachers has risen dramatically in recent years to a point that it is having a noticeable impact on the mental health of the profession.
"It is important to look beyond the headline figures and ask what can be done to reduce the amount of pressure on teachers that is creating this problem.
"Teaching as a profession is one of the most highly stressed vocations which is neither good for those in the role or pupils.
"Tackling this concern will not only lead to better educational outcomes but it will also reduce the financial burden on schools in the long-term.
"With this ongoing, and unfortunately increasing problem of stress related sickness hitting teachers, it is also important to ensure we put in place the right support and systems for supply teaching.
"We need to ensure that those undertaking supply work are adequately supported and offered ongoing access to training.
"We must also look at the practices of supply agencies in how they are taking public money from schools into the private sector."
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Posted by: dukedom at 09:49 on 15 January 2014 Report
Understand one of Flintshires County Councillors works in teaching for Wrexham education.
As individual attends regular day time meetings during term time, how is this financed and absence covered
Posted by: Boycs at 14:00 on 15 January 2014 Report
Supply teachers get paid lots for not doing much.
Posted by: logic at 08:05 on 16 January 2014 Report
teachers sick / holiday days, if the figures are correct then that says there is on average 30 teachers of aday , thats 6000 days lost through sick / holiday @ 195 days school year and i bet the teachers get full sick pay
Posted by: S7uaj2 at 08:37 on 16 January 2014 Report
The question is, did any of them have a note off a parent ?
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ALBANY, GA (WALB) – Sherwood Pictures will wrap up shooting its new movie Saturday.
For about five weeks, crews have been all over Albany shooting scenes for Sherwood's 4th movie, 'Courageous.'
Some of the final shooting, scenes that looked pretty exciting, were shot Friday on Lily Pond Road in South Dougherty County.
"We're very grateful for Albany, we've featured so many aspects of Albany, so it's been wonderful- our home town for Sherwood pictures- but at the same time we love to show the world, uh, the down home, warm side of Albany, and, and it's been a real privilege to show the city," said Director Alex Kendrick.
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As many of you may know, the Dolphins will be taking on your Chargers this Sunday at Qualcomm. You may have overlooked the game in the fits of laughter considering the current state of the Phins. I just came to return the hospitality of John Gennaro for starting his "Ask Bolts From the Blue" over on our side.
I will be more than happy to attempt to answer any questions that you may have over the conundrum that are the Miami Dolphins. I'm sure some other guys will come around to answer some questions. I'm in and out of class, so I will answer when I get a chance.
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This post is ghetto fabulous. I repeat. Ghetto fabulous.
I debated on posting this one. I even ran it by a few friends to see if they though it was to ghetto for the blog. Then I realized that I really loved the way it looked and I don't care if it's ghetto. If my new two-tone pink nails are ghetto, then I love ghetto nails.
The word ghetto appears like 4,000 times in this post. Sorry. Ghetto (I couldn't resist).
I don't have the time to go to the salon for weekly manicures. Honestly, I hate regular manicures because I smudge them on my way out of the salon getting into my car. I don't mean to sound snooty, but I only get gel manicures if I'm going to get them professionally done. If I do them myself at home, then I resort to regular polish. And they look like this two days later:
Ew. I know. This was the disgusting condition of my hands on Thursday morning (two days after I painted them).
Since I don't have time to get my nails done, it's not surprising that I don't have the motivation to take my nail polish off.
I decided that I couldn't look at these for the rest of my freakishly long Thursday (grad class immediately following a full work day. 13 hours. Phew!). So I decided to give myself fancypants pink French tips on my Ballet Slipper (by Essie) chipped fingernails. Doing the left hand would be a cinch. Doing my right was going to be an issue. So I found sticker labels and cut them.
I stuck them on my nail and went to work with a hot fuchsia Sharpie.
Finish with a clear coat of polish and flaunt those ghetto fab fingers all around town.


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No one was injured after an SUV crashed into a shopping center in northeast Atlanta on Tuesday.The SUV crashed into the front of Izzy's Maternity at the Peachtree Battle shopping center off of Peachtree Road. There was no word on what caused the accident.
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Houston police are hoping new surveillance video and photos will help them catch a group of thieves that robbed and beat a man at a southwest Houston convenience store.
This happened on December 17, 2013 at a convenience store at 6060 West Bellfort.
Investigators said the victim, 43, was approached by the two men outside the store asking for money.
When the victim told them he didn't have any, the men followed him into the store and then started beating him when he left.
Officials said the men hit the victim with a tire iron and then took money from his pocket.
The victim suffered severe lacerations and was taken to Memorial Hermann Southwest Hospital where he was treated for his injuries.
Police describe the suspects as Hispanic men in their 20s who are about 5 feet 6 inches tall, with thin to medium builds and mustaches. Both men wore distinctive jackets and one was heavily tattooed on his head and arms.
Officials said the men left the store in a white vehicle of unknown make or model.
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Assistant DPW Superintendent Jamie Magaldi said the town is closely monitoring a variety of different forecasting tools. As of Friday, it appears the storm could reach land in Washington, D.C., which Magaldi said would be a good thing for Wilmington residents.
"If that were the case, we would just be dealing with strong winds and moderately heavy rainfall, which is better than six or seven inches of rain," said Magaldi. "We'll know more tomorrow and Sunday if that is indeed what it looks like is going to happen."
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Though Wilmington was hit with Tropical Storm Irene and a freak Halloween snowstorm last year, Magaldi said there wasn't anything the town necessarily took our of those storms that will help them prepare for this week's weather.
"Every storm is different, and that's the biggest thing to keep in mind," said Magaldi. "No matter how many storms you get, you have to be able to roll with the punches. You just take each one, and there's only so much you can do to prepare."


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The Trial of Jesus Christ and The Last Supper
John's Story
We come to the last, and in many ways the most informative of the Gospels:Ā ĀThe Gospel According to John, Chapter 18, verses 3-38; Chapter 6, verses 1-16.Ā While Johns Gospel is considered the most philosophical of the four, its account of the arrest and trial of Jesus is surprisingly rich in detail.Ā As one would expect, in general, it follows the description found in Mark, Luke, and Matthew, but a number of details are added, producing a very detailed narrative.
Judas is not described as betraying Jesus with a kiss, but he is described as leading the detachment of soldiers under the command of the High Priests.Ā ĀIt is Simon Peter who draws his sword and cuts off the ear of the High Priests servant, and the servant is identified as Malchus.Ā There is no mention of Jesus healing of Malchuss ear, but rather he tells Peter to sheathe his sword. Ā He adds, This is the cup the Father has given me; shall I not drink it?
Unlike the other Gospels, Jesus is taken first not to Caiaphas, but to the High Priests father-in-law, Annas.Ā ĀAnnas questions Jesus about his teaching and his disciples.Ā Jesus replies to the questions by pointing out Ā that he taught openly to all who would listen to him in the temples and synagogues.Ā If Annas would like to know what he taught, Jesus suggests that Annas ask his hearers.Ā At this point, one of the soldiers strikes Jesus, who responds with the words, If I have spoken evil, bear witness of the evil, but if well, why smitest thou me?Ā Annas ends this interview by sending Jesus, bound, to his son-in-law, Caiaphas.
It is during the period from Jesus arrest to his transport to Caiaphas that Peter denies Jesus three times before the crowing of the cock.
John does not describe the interrogation by Caiaphas, but, in the early morning, Caiaphas leads him to Pilate.Ā ĀAn interesting sidebar is that the Jews stay outside of Pilates headquarters, so that they can eat their Passover meal without defilement.Ā This requires that Pilate must go out to them.Ā Pilate asks, What accusation bring ye against this man?Ā Evidently, the Jews are struck by the obviousness of the situation, and respond, as if Pilate were simple-minded, If he were not a malefactor, we would not have delivered him up unto thee.
Pilate, as with all good bureaucrats, tells the Jews to take him away and judge him according to Jewish law.Ā ĀThe Jews remind Pilate it is not lawful for us to put any man to death.Ā John prophetically adds, That the saying of Jesus might be fulfilled, which he spake, signifying what death he should die, that is, the mention of capital punishment ensures that Jesus own prediction is about to come true.
Pilate takes Jesus indoors to his quarters, and the question Are you the King of the Jews? as with the other Gospels, is put to Jesus.Ā ĀThere is more detail in this interview than in the other accounts, and there seems to be almost a cat-and-mouse game between Pilate and Jesus.Ā Jesus speaks of his purpose, which is to bear witness to the truth, to which Pilate, in the best Socratic tradition, responds with, What is truth?Ā The question is obviously rhetorical, since Pilate takes Jesus out to the Jews and tells them I find in him no fault at all. Again, Pilate makes a political decision.Ā He will observe a Passover custom, if the Jews wish, and release a prisoner.Ā They respond with cries for the release of Barabbas, described by John as simply a robber.
Pilate has Jesus flogged, and the soldiers crown him with thorns and robe him in a purple cloak, the symbol of royalty.Ā ĀRepeatedly, they strike him and cry out mockingly, Hail, King of the Jews!Ā Pilate brings Jesus before the Jews, still maintaining that he can find no case against Jesus.Ā Nevertheless, the flogging and the humiliation are not enough for the Jews, who cry out Crucify! Crucify!
At the very least, the four Gospel narratives have all used a common source.Ā ĀThe differences between them are in details that could have come from oral tradition, or from additional sources about which we know nothing.Ā As for the question:Ā Are they accurate history? we can only say that, for their time in history, they show enough consistency to be more than simply a repeated myth.Ā One would accept the broad outline of the events, and quibble with the fact that the details are may be hearsay.
Did the trial of Jesus happen?Ā ĀMost likely.Ā Did it happen as described in the four Gospels?Ā That is a more difficult question to answer.Ā There are consistencies that suggest that the story occurred as described.Ā Yet, one is faced with the possibility that the trial of Jesus is one story, told four times, that is, that all of the Gospels after Mark are based on his account.Ā Could it be that the Gospels of Luke, Matthew, and John are reinterpretations of Mark, with another common source added to provide additional details?Ā If there is a possibility that Mark was alive at the time of Jesus trial and crucifixion, then it would not matter.Ā The primary source upon which all the Gospels are based would be from a reliable eyewitness.
Even if the writers of the four Gospels borrowed from each other, or used one or more common sources that we have not discovered, it is clear that there is a coherent story about Jesus trial to justify our conclusion that it really happened.Ā ĀSome details that differ from Gospel to Gospel suggest that after Mark had written his, certain inclusions give a convincing reality to the accounts.Ā For instance, John adds specific names, and describes the leading participants with distinctive personalities.Ā The debate between Pilate and Jesus is impressively done, and the two figures emerge in his Gospel as, on the one hand, bemused and a bit flustered (Pilate), and on the other, serene and thoughtful (Jesus).
However, it is clear (according to Grant and others) that the Gospel writers were careful to make their accounts consistent with the prophecies of the Old Testament.Ā ĀOne interpretation of this is to conclude that only the basic outline of the story is true, and the details have been added in order to fulfill the prophecies of the Old Testament.Ā One could argue that even if the trial and crucifixion of Jesus did take place, many of the details could have been made up.
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Getting between three to five hundred emails a day is not my idea of great fun, but I never ignore any of them and it is always surprising what is on the minds of my readers. Hatred and vitriol comes in regularly, after that are the serious and many strong supporters whose concern for the path our nation is taking is growing exponentially.
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6:00am Thursday 13th February 2014 in Sport By Marc Iles
FORMER Wanderers skipper Kevin Davies feels a lack of confidence was one of the major factors in Tuesday's 1-0 home defeat to Burnley.
The Reebok legend, now at Preston North End, was working at the game as a co-commentator on BBC Radio Manchester.
"They started well, without really asking enough questions of Burnley," Davies said of Wanderers' performance. "They got in good positions but didn't seem to have that confidence or that quality to open up the defence.
"They went a goal behind and you could just see that their heads went down a little bit. People weren't hiding, but you can just see it's a team that's down and lacking confidence."