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"Truck truck" a cute little nearly two year old voice said when I asked him what type of cake he would like for his birthday. The next day the response was 'raa raa'. He swapped back and forth between the two answers like he was playing ping pong. So the final decision came down to what he said on the day I started making it.
When it was finished and in the fridge he said saw it, smiled a beaming smile and then said 'yuck yuck'. It took me a moment to realize he thought it had real dirt on it, which I have to agree would be yuck yuck. After giving him a quick explanation and a little taste of 'dirt' he loved his 'truck truck'.
To make your dump truck cake you will need:
* 1 kg (2.2 pounds) white fondant (colour it to make 900g (31.75 ounces) yellow and 100g (3.53 ounces) light grey, to make the light grey mix a little of the black fondant with the white).
* Yellow gel food colouring
* 1.5kg (3.31 pounds) Black fondant (you will have approximately 200g (7.05 ounces) left over, store in two ziplock plastic bags for a later date).
* Thick cardboard to support the cake
* Aluminium foil
* Cake board. The one I used was 45cm (17.72 inches) x 40cm (15.75 inches) Tip:make sure it will fit in your fridge before you put the cake on it.
* double quantity of this moist chocolate cake
* ganache (see details further down in step 5)
* non stick baking paper
* isomalt or sugar for windows
* 2 packets of oreos for dirt
*silver luster dust
*rolling pin, knife & pizza cutter for cutting the fondant
* optional rock candy geodes for in the back of the truck
* rectangle cake tin Cake Tin Rectangle Extendable (or see video for alternative) slightly bigger than the cake template.
* Truck Template Download includes the template of the make ahead fondant pieces and template for the cake pieces for the truck cake.
Step 1. Make the fondant details. This can be done up to a month ahead. You will need to leave at least a few days for the fondant to dry out before you want to decorate the cake. The downloadable template gives you a guide to cut out all the 'make ahead' fondant pieces. Watch the video for instructions.
Step 2. Once the fondant has dried hard make the centre of the wheels, this can be done ahead.
Step 3. Cover your cake board and make your cardboard cake board in the shape of the template
Step 4. Make your chocolate cake. I used a double quantity of this chocolate cake recipe and baked it at 150C (302 degrees Fahrenheit) for 3 hours 20 minutes. Place an empty baking tray on a shelf above it to shield the top for heat. Check that it is cooked through to the centre by inserting a knife into the middle. You can do this the day before you want to decorate your cake (ie 2 days before the party). Once it is completely cool cover in plastic wrap to store.
Step 5. Make your ganache and leave in the fridge overnight. The start of the chocolate cake recipe video shows you how to make ganache For the consistency of ganache on this truck I used 875 g (30.86 ounces) chocolate, a mixture of milk and dark chocolate, with 320ml cream. If you are not covering the rocks in the back of the truck in ganache you will only need half as much.
Step 6: Cut out and decorate your cake (either on the day of the party or the day before the party depending on the time of day) Full instructions on the video. Store in the fridge until ready to use (If making ahead do not add you truck tray until the day of the party or it may crack or split when becomes moist in the fridge).
Step 7: Fill your isomalt windows and add to the cake If using sugar not isomalt follow the sugar decorations recipe Do this on the day of the party.
Step 8: Take a photo and upload it in the comments section below.
Popping sugar traffic cones: Use a traffic cone toy and reusable food grade casting gel (available here) to make a mold of your traffic cone. Melt some candy melts or nestle white chocolate melts and colour using oil based red and yellow food colouring. Fill the mold, wait a until it starts setting a little and tip it out. Fill the middle with popping sugar or filling of choice. Seal off the top with more melts. Set in the fridge or freezer and then tip push out of the mold.


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Long-time mixed martial arts veteran and UFC newcomer Brian "Bad Boy" Ebersole has a tough test in front of him when he steps inside the Octagon for the first time this weekend to take on the hard-hitting Chris "Lights Out" Lytle at UFC 127.
Ebersole -- who stepped up on short notice to replace the injured top 10 welterweight Carlos Condit -- will look to make the most of his chance to compete in the big leagues against the dangerous Lytle with just two weeks to prepare.
That's no easy task these days, even with a full training camp, considering the Indiana firefighter has been able to breath new life in his UFC career, finding consistency in the cage with a four-fight win streak.
Will Ebersole be able to score a huge upset in front of his hometown crowd? Or will Lytle finally escape the gatekeeper label and make a run at possible title shot in 2011?
We'll find out soon enough (10 p.m. ET on Saturday, to be precise). In the meantime, here is a quick preview of the upcoming welterweight contest between Lytle and Ebersole, which will be featured on the televised portion of the UFC 127 pay-per-view (PPV) broadcast.
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Record: 46-14-1, 0-0 in the UFC
Key wins: Carlos Newton (Impact FC 1), Matt Horwich (Strikeforce -- Shamrock vs. Gracie), Nick Thompson (FFC 12)
Key Losses: Hector Lombard (CFC 5), Stephan Bonnar (IHC 3), Kyle Noke (XFC 12)
How he got here: Ebersole, who was born stateside, currently resides in Australia. The adopted Aussie is riding a seven-fight win streak. Perhaps most famous for his most recent unanimous decision victory over former UFC champion Carlos Newton at Impact FC 1, Ebersole is known for his kickboxing style. With more than 60 fights under his belt, it's no secret that Ebersole likes to keep busy. In fact, he just defeated Hamish Robertson two weeks before accepting the Lytle bout.
How he gets it done: Ebersole, 30, will need to utilize both his standup and his grappling keep Lytle guessing. If the fight stays standing, Ebersole will need to dig deep into his Muay Thai background and utilize leg kicks, because as Lytle has shown in the past, he doesn't tend to check kicks, he fights through them. If the fight does hit the floor, Ebersole will need to stay off his back and utilize his sharp elbows if he ends up in top position.
Record: 30-17-5 overall, 9-9 in the UFC
Key Wins: Matt Serra (UFC 119), Brian Foster (UFC 110), Paul Taylor (UFC 89)
Key Losses: Matt Hughes (UFC 68), Josh Koscheck (UFC 86), Matt Serra (Ultimate Finale 4)
How he got here: The Indianapolis, Ind., native has managed to rack up four victories in a row. Back at UFC 110, Lytle reminded UFC fans just how good his ground game is when he submitted Brian Foster during his first trip to Australia. Most recently, Lytle avenged his loss to former UFC welterweight champion Matt Serra at UFC 119 by outboxing "The Terror" to earn a key decision.
How he get's it done: Lytle should hold an advantage with his hands and his submissions. If Lytle is going to win his fifth fight in a row, he'll need to back up Ebersole with his powerful punches and bait Ebersole into a good ole' fashioned brawl.
Fight "X-Factor:" Lytle's hands will pose the most significant problems for Ebersole. Ebersole tends to back up and block with very little head movement.
Bottom Line: Ebersole has nothing to lose in this fight because nobody expects him to win. While many UFC fans may not be familiar with Ebersole, he's very tough to finish and keeps coming forward. I see Lytle winning this fight in dominant fashion, but Ebersole's chin and heart will probably keep him in the fight until the final bell sounds.
Who will come out on top at UFC 127? You decide!


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West Brom are believed to have agreed a £2million fee with Manchester City to sign on-loan striker Ishmael Miller on a permanent basis. -teamtalk.com
Upon Eriksson's arrival, Miller's less than stellar pre-season play and lack of appearances suggested he would be one of the casualties, however in a surprising move he was given a new three year deal and farmed out to West Brom for this season.
I've yet to be convinced that Miller does have a long term future at the club, and it maybe that this season is somewhat of a make or break for him, but what is smart about the loan move is that it puts him in the shop window for an extended period of time and should he play well, score a few goals and grab some headlines (all of which he has done so far at this early stage), what he will do is ensure a host of clubs willing to take him on a permanent move at the end of the season - and in turn inflating the transfer fee from what it would have been last season.
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While legal professionals are justified in their concern over the C.S.I. Effect, people on juries do try to utilize the available tools. Just as scientific expertise has gradually improved the legal process over the past two centuries, it's also possible that greater attentiveness among all participants may eventually have the same result. Already, they have made the investigative process more accountable, as the public has grown more educated about the field. There are more watchdogs now among scientists as well. (Annoying as they may be to legal professionals, they do force greater care in the legal process.)
Techniques and cases shown on crime dramas have brought a lot of attention to the field of forensic investigation. Around the country, high school and college courses on any forensic subject fill up, new graduate programs have been developed to accommodate this interest, and even grade-school teachers are presenting hands-on crime labs for students. In addition, there are many more certification programs offered through colleges or online programs than ever before, from single-day to week-long seminars. This will expand the pool of applicants for positions as police officers, attorneys, and crime scene technicians, as well as those in crime labs, which means the people selected will be the cream of the crop. There will be no shortage of qualified applicants.
In addition, while we may lament mis-education via television programming, many people are inspired to purchase books by actual forensic scientists, so they eventually do learn about the facts — something they might never have done had the shows not piqued their interest. The number of books currently published in this field is unprecedented.
More important, the popular interest has influenced Congress to dedicate more funding to crime labs and forensic analysis, which means better resources all around and better science in the courtroom. The actor William Peterson, who plays Grissom, went to a congressional hearing to assist in this effort.
And finally, scientists and law enforcement have sought more opportunities to find ways to apply what goes on in the labs to the investigative process. As a result, we have procedures for identification of animal and plant DNA, better lasers, virtual autopsies, and other innovations. Even the complaints that crime shows utilize technologies not even in existence are misplaced, since some of these gadgets could inspire research to eventually make them available. Science fiction has often been the source of future innovations, so let's look at an episode of C.S.I. that could anticipate what's to come.
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It happened tonight. I won't pretend that I've never cried. I have. I don't recall ever crying sober. I was doing a lot of drinking tonight. I wasn't upset with the outcome. I picked Cain to win by 2nd round TKO. I thought the first fight was a fluke but didn't hold it against JDS. That guy will beat every HW out there on a regular basis besides Cain.
How can you talk shit about JDS? The guy is a role model and one the best nastiest fighters to ever grace the UFC cage. He had a bad night but didn't give up. He could have taken the Tim "Sack of Dogshiit" Boetsch route and quit mid round. He didn't. He decided, I'm not a bag of shit like Leben or Boetsch. I'm JDS. I have pride and love for this sport. He made the Mexican gas out by simply not giving up. I have much love for JDS and I can't wait to see him fight again. I hope he already made millions. He gave me my money's worth over the past 4 years. Cain was better tonight and I he seems like a great dude too.
Why did I almost cry? When the crowd booed JDS at his post fight interview was the tipping point. When JDS said "Why you guys doing that" was the moment a tear was almost shed. This guy shows heart like that and has given us such great fights over the years; yet he has to ask the crowd to be human. It hurt my heart to see a guy like JDS have to ask the crowd to be civil. Fuck you crowd. You almost made me cry. The only reason I didn't is because you are a bunch of retarded cunts. I hope you all die on your way home tonight. And if you make it home, I hope you learn that your wife and children were raped then burned to death. I also hope you are charged with rape and murder even though you were at the fight booing JDS.


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With Wednesday's news of a decommitment from Alex Collins, some Miami fans are wondering where the Hurricanes will turn. That's not to say that Miami cannot regain Collins commitment, though that seems highly unlikely. But Miami does need a contingency plan.
The player at the top of the list is certainly Derrick Green. Here's what I wrote on Green in Run on running backs coming:
Derrick Green, Richmond (Va.) Hermitage High School, 6'0 220: Green is a consensus four-star running back and is one of the top remaining prizes for a pro-style offense. He runs hard and always falls forward. The contenders? Michigan and Auburn. Green has scheduled an official visit to Oregon, perhaps because of his experience at Nike's The Opening, and any time Oregon gets a recruit on campus it must be considered a contender. Still, most think he ends up at Michigan due to program stability.
Green would be an excellent fit for Miami, as the Hurricanes are looking for a bigger back in this cycle. He seems like a bit of a pipe dream, however, as the Hurricanes have entered this race rather late in the game and have to deal with opponents using the looming sanctions against them via negative recruiting.
If Green makes an official visit to Miami, then the Hurricanes should be considered a player for his signature.
Perhaps a more likely candidate is Stafon McCray, of Kissimme (Fla.) Osceola. According to Chris Nee of 247sports, Miami recently reached out to McCray when it read the writing on the wall about Collins.
One in-state RB #UM reached out to due to concerns w/ RB Alex Collins commitment was Kissimmee (Fla.) Osceola RB Stafon McCray. @247sports— Chris Nee (@CNee247) November 7, 2012
McCray is very under-the-radar. But he is a solid 5'11 and 200 pounds and has an offer from Boise State, as well as Boston College and Cincinnati. Here are McCray's highlights. He looks to be a three-star level recruit and can be easily overlooked in 2013 because the state of Florida is loaded with talented backs.
One player who really wants to be at Miami is Darryl Chesnut. He claims some nice offers (and I stress claims), but it's unclear how much interest Miami has in the Miami Columbus High School star. He recently spoke with Rivals.
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DES PLAINES, IL – (February 10, 2011) – As many ask if their business, school and home are safe from fire today, the American Society of Safety Engineers' (ASSE) March 1-2, 2011, 'Best Practices in Fire Safety' virtual symposium will answer those questions and more and at the same time step back in time. One hundred years ago on March 25, a fire took the lives of 146 women and men in the horrific Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire in New York City. The workers were unable to escape the top floors of the building while the fire burned around them and they were without fire or safety protections. Many jumped to their deaths on the pavement below or into the elevator shaft. At that time, fire ladders were unable to reach their floors at the top of the building.
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Is anyone else glad we are not the ones who spent the 1st overall pick on this guy?
I'd bet money Josh Freeman is a Chiefs fan, since he was born in Kansas City. I don't see the big deal about a player being honest about which team he always liked.
Quote from: TampaBucks05 on July 15, 2013, 11:35:29 PMIs anyone else glad we are not the ones who spent the 1st overall pick on this guy?I wasn't when the Panthers put 40+ on us, twice in 2011. Cam had 3 TDs in that 48-16 shellacking. I won't say that he's a worse QB than who we have.His comments show that these guys aren't as dedicated to the team logo as we fans are. Some of us have been supporting our team's logo before these guys even knew that the NFL was. They're contractors working for the team that selected them in the draft (except Eil, John Elway, Bo Jackson). Look at Carl Nicks - went from the Saints to the Bucs. If he hated the Bucs would he have done that? Contractors working for the highest bidder.
I wouldn't be pissed at all. Are they not regular people? Most players grow up watching other teams and stay loyal to that team as a fan.


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The action is intense in this debut mystery featuring Martin Carter, a former hockey star whose career was cut short by a head injury. Now he's has to solve three apparent, related murders - one of them his own - to get his life and reputation back.
Former hockey great Martin Carter now works for the New York St. Patricks, a team with a rare chance at winning a playoff spot. Their fans are hungry for the Cup, but their hopes are smashed when a crucial game ends in a violent, bench-clearing brawl, and a star forward is left in a coma.
Only one person saw what happened. She caught the attack on video and intends to use it for some expensive blackmail. When her body is found by the cops two days later, Carter is in deep trouble. His DNA is all over her and her apartment, and hers in his. And the footage, which now only he has seen, is missing.
In a story full of unexpected twists, the action is intense, the stakes are high, and the main player very cool under pressure.
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Dawson -- The family of a Lee County teen shot and killed by a Sheriff's Deputy in February filed a ten million dollar lawsuit Monday.
The family of Wesley Beaver mailed that wrongful death suit to Lee County Superior Court rather than filing it in Federal Court.
The 17-year old was shot in the head by then Lee County Sheriff's Captain Donnie Spillers after a traffic stop February 13th. He died hours later.
Spillers was charged with involuntary manslaughter and fired by Sheriff Harold Breeden. The Beaver's attorney decided to file the lawsuit in Lee County to make sure the civil case is heard by members of that community.
Beaver family attorney Wilbur T. Gamble III said "We want it in Lee County,and let the citizens of that county hear about the activities of their Sheriff Department. Hear what happened that night, and let them make the decision about what should happen."
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It charges that Spillers and fellow Deputy Sandra Pressley planted a knife in Beaver's car and lied to the G-B-I during the initial investigation. The suit claims the two deputies later admitted planting the knife.
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The huge numbers of media present at the weekly press conference underlined the huge interest in Moyes replacing Ferguson.
Moyes greeted them with a wisecrack: "Have you nothing to do today?", before confirming he wished to talk only about Everton, which he did with an acute sense of pride.
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Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Jake Livermore is hoping to join Hull City permanently this summer
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Spurs midfielder Jake Livermore says he would like to stay at Hull City next season after his loan deal at the KC Stadium expires.
The 24-year-old has missed just two Premier League games for Steve Bruce's side this season and has revealed his desire to return to Humberside next season.
"Of course I'd like to stay. I feel as though I owe the manager, his staff, my team-mates and the fans a lot," Livermore told the Hull Daily Mail.
"I've really enjoyed myself here. Whatever happens in the summer, whatever the two clubs agree, if they could sort something out that would be great."
Livermore, who joined Tottenham from MK Dons in 2008, continued: "I didn't cement a place [at Spurs] last season and they've spent £100m since then so I imagine I'll be available to leave unless something drastic happens in the summer."
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We're officially in the dog days of summer.
Those of us so passionate about this sport have essentially run out of things to discuss till training camp opens. I figured to kill time I would take a stab at what I'd like to see the league do in regards to a 32 team league.
With the league switching to a 4 conference format, instead of a 6 division/2 conference one, it seems clear that an expansion is inevitable. The fact that this realignment was only singed off for 3 seasons seems like the biggest hint that this is again only temporary and that changes are planned. This is probably no coincident that the arenas being built in both Seattle and Quebec City are scheduled to be finished in 3 years time and lets face it, both these locations have been long rumored for either relocation or expansion.
So let's say that Quebec City and Seattle each get an expansion team. Obviously, Quebec City won't be playing in the Western Conference so someone has to move back to the West and I would put Columbus as the most likely candidate. So the divisions would look something like this:
Division 1: Anaheim, Calgary, Edmonton, Los Angeles, Phoenix, San Jose, Seattle, Vancouver
Division 2: Chicago, Columbus, Colorado, Dallas, Minnesota, Nashville, St-Louis, Winnipeg
Division 3: Buffalo, Detroit, Florida, Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec City, Tampa Bay, Toronto
Division 4: Boston, Carolina, New Jersey, New York Islanders, New York Rangers, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Washington
Now this obviously isn't perfect, especially when you look at the 2 conferences in the East. I highlighted the teams that will be affect from 4 more moves that the NHL should do.
- Move 1: Relocate Phoenix
This saga is not over. They do have new owners which is great, and they have their lease on an arena deal which again is good news for the team. But with a 5 year out clause as long as the money isn't coming in, which we can say it never has come in, I wouldn't be surprised to see this team relocate very soon. As far as likely candidates go, I think the best fit would be Portland. They have a suitable arena where the Trailblazers play, and it would be able to feed off of Seattle for a regional rivalry. Not too mention that the Portland Winterhawks of the WHL averaged the 4th highest attendance record for 2012-2013 behind only Vancouver, Edmonton, and Calgary, and that gives a sort of track record for hockey working there. The only other viable option in the division would be Las Vegas. And personally, I think that experiment would fail miserably. If you ask people what they would like to do while visiting Las Vegas, I'm sure going to a hockey game would be below the priority list.
- Move 2: Relocate Columbus
This decision is based on a team that has under performed since it came into the league, and that has been at the bottom of Forbes list for quite some time now. Plus, the league seems quite keen on arranging the new conferences based on timezones and being the only team in the Eastern timezone, it makes it an easy target. I would move the team to Kansas City. It's regionally close to St-Louis, not to mention it already has an empty arena suitable for the NHL. The Sprint Center has a capacity of 17 500 for hockey games, not too mention without an NBA team in town to avoid competition. As a plan B I think Milwaukee is another viable option. With talks of Milwaukee Bucks owner Herb Kohl wanting to build a new arena for the NBA, it may become another option.
- Move 3: Relocate Florida, Swap Boston/Tampa Bay
This one I had to think about for a while. Having teams fly from Canada to Florida for divisional games, while passing 8 other teams in the process, just doesn't seem logical. Of course we know that the league doesn't want to split up NY/NY/NJ/Philly/Pitts because of NBC and $$$ so Boston was the logical choice to move divisions. But Boston has such a great rivalry within it's current division, I just hate to see it go. So Florida Becomes the odd man out. They always lose money and hockey in the south just isn't the best option. And let's not forget the league likes to pump it's tires that no team that has won a Stanley Cup has ever been relocated, so that rules out Tampa, New Jersey and New York Islanders as the other options to move. And with the Islanders moving to Brooklyn, it should give it a bit of a boost in attendance and cash influx. So where does Florida go? They keep jamming down our throats that Toronto needs a second team and I can agree on that. But Markham is a better fit than Hamilton. Markham is closer to the north of Toronto so it should keep Buffalo happy, since that was a big issue with moving a team to Hamilton. If they don't want another team for us Sens fans to boo, then moving to Hartford wouldn't be out of the question. I'd like too see Halifax/St-John's area get an NHL team, but the league is focused on American markets, and they are quite small markets at that (i.e. population).
- Move 4: Rename ALL Conferences
There's nothing I hate more about this new realignment plan than the god awful names they came up with/recycled. We haven't talked about how boring Pacific and Central are as names because people are too busy with the fact that no one from the old Atlantic division plays in the new Atlantic conference, not too mention how stupid of a name Metropolitan sounds for a sports league. Do us all a favor and pay homage to the greats of years passed that played for teams in said conference. Gretzky is the greatest ever period and for what he did with Edmonton and Los Angeles, that division name is a no brainer. Same goes for Lemieux and the Penguins division. Gordie Howe deserves to be the name for Detriot's division, although with greats like Orr, Richard, Lafleur among others, there's a lot of good options out there. As for the other Western Conference, Bobby Hull is the biggest name I can think for his contributions with the Hawks, and to goal scoring. But if they want to borrow one of the other legends that i named earlier, I wouldn't object to that.
Final Outcome:
Gretzky Division: Anaheim, Calgary, Edmonton, Los Angeles, Portland, San Jose, Seattle, Vancouver
Hull Division: Chicago, Colorado, Dallas, Kansas City, Minnesota, Nashville, St-Louis, Winnipeg
Howe Division: Boston, Buffalo, Detroit, Markham, Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec City, Toronto
Lemieux Divison: Carolina, New Jersey, New York Islanders, New York Rangers, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Tampa Bay, Washington
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In days of yore Dunstable Squash Club had what was called a Development Team which used to take on challenges from other clubs and organisations which had either made contact, or, more often than not, me making contact with them. So it was that recently the Queen Mother Sports Centre league contacted me to arrange a challenge match.
The team that made the trip to Victoria, London was made up of Dean Pike, the Captain from our County Championship winning team, Charlie Lee, sadly not a current team member, but club member nevertheless, John Stevens and me.
Dean and Charlie despatched their opponents with comparative ease, the exposure to regular team squash and overall experience shining through, John made heavy weather of his match and on another day could have won more easily, but fair play to his opponent who kept him honest and took the match to a 5th game, where John finally prevailed. QMSC managed to prevent a clean sweep due my failure to take a game, albeit a dodgy refereeing call at 13 each in the third played its part (well that's my excuse and I am sticking to it!!!)
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So I'm sitting on the worst conference call of all time, bored to tears (NO YOU DO NOT NEED TO MAKE SURE EUDORA WILL WORK IT IS ALMOST 2013) and I decided to start totaling up the bowls and teams.
The following 15 teams with only 7 wins are in bowls:
W. Kentucky
Texas Tech
W Virginia
Arizona State
NC State
Oklahoma State
The following 13 teams with only 6 wins are in bowls:
Central Michigan
Virginia Tech
Air Force
Michigan State
Georgia Tech
Iowa State
Ole Miss
The following 10 bowls are matchups of teams with a combined 14 wins or fewer:
New Mexico Bowl
Little Caesars Bowl
Meineke Car Care Bowl of Texas
Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl
New Era Pinstripe Bowl
Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl
Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl
Hyundai Sun Bowl
Heart of Dallas Bowl (ON JANUARY 1!!!)
BBVA Compass Bowl
The following four bowls feature a matchup of teams with only 15 combined wins:
Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl
Hawaii Bowl
Belk Bowl
Russell Athletic Bowl
Amazingly, the math works out perfectly: if you make the minimum standard 8 wins, and only retain bowls that currently offer a combined-16-wins-or-better matchup, there are precisely and exactly enough bowls to go around. And face it: how many of the 14-or-less bowls would you miss? Hell, how many of those bowls did you know existed?
If you set the minimum standard at 7 wins (and that's where it ought to be in a world of 12-game regular seasons; if nothing else it would end the necessity of waivers to allow 6-7 teams that lost a conference title game to go to a bowl), you end up lopping off 6 or 7 bowls (assuming that some 7-win team goes begging a la Vandy in 1975). To keep the ESPNU announcers happy, we could allow the 6-win team with the highest APR to get in and keep the numbers straight. But seriously, you can't find 7 bowls on that list to kill? And that list still leave intact the matchups of high-win mid-major teams in the Idaho Famous Potatoes Bowl or the GoDaddy.com Bowl or the Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl (how's this for a start: any bowl named for nothing BUT a corporate sponsor gets whacked first).
To be clear, I'm going to want all the football I can get my hands on now - with the regular season over, there isn't much left and we should cherish every opportunity to watch. But this is a modest proposal toward restoring some of the old-time magic to the bowl system - coupled with the end of automatic bowl bids down the line below the conference champion, this could and should get us some shiny matchups to carry us through the week between Christmas and New Years, not to mention the classic moveable feast of 14 hours of killer games all January 1 while we nurse our hangovers and swear we really will go to the gym this year.
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Nevada Rotary
President Dan Johnson called the Oct. 9 meeting to order at 12:20 p.m., followed by the Pledge of Allegiance, prayer, and Four Way Test. Welcome was extended to visiting Rotarians: Ken Janssen, Ellen Herrman, Mike Phillips, Don Borcherding, and Ted Tosteler.
Reports were given by Lynn Scarlett from the Chamber regarding the following upcoming events: Downtown Trick or Treat on Oct. 29, and the ABWA Craft Show on Nov. 9 and 10.
Elizabeth Hansen from the City of Nevada updated the group on the Mix and Mingle tonight at the Nevada Fire Department, Lincoln Highway closed this morning, K Avenue in front of the Post Office will be closed for repair, Ric Martinez has been promoted to Public Safety Director, the Library will be hosting a Sneak Peek on Tuesday, Oct. 22 from 5 to 7 p.m., and she reminded everyone to vote on Nov. 5.
Megan Pringnitz, a Nevada Junior Rotarian, reported on the upcoming school activities: volleyball, football, and cross country. Loyd Brown, Rotary Membership Chair, announced that Nov. 13 has been set as the date for the new member meeting for Nevada Noon Rotary. Sign up sheets are on tables for members to list possible new members for the club. Mark Cahill did a markets report for the membership. Jim Frevert reported there had been an accident at a Hertz farm this morning.
Jon Augustus introduced Neal Bohnet of the American Cancer Society as the program for Oct. 9. Neal has been with the American Cancer Society for three-and-a-half years. His position is the Regional Community Relations Director for Eastern and Central Iowa. The American Cancer Society is the #1 cancer fighting society in the world. They celebrated their 100th anniversary in May 2013. There are currently 11 research grants in Iowa: 10 are at the University of Iowa and one is at Iowa State University. He reported on the Outreach Program available through the American Cancer Society. By visiting www.cancer.org patients are connected with ways to find help with physicians or co-pays. The Hope Lodge is located in Iowa City and is a place to stay for cancer patients. All food, lodging, and transportation is free for the patients. Cancer is not a death sentence anymore – there is currently a 76 percent survival rate. Forty-six new cases of cancer are diagnosed every day.
Bernie Stephenson invited members to share brags and then handed out his "fines". The meeting adjourned at 12:55 p.m.
Nevada Lions Club
The Nevada Lion's Club met Oct. 9 at Windsor Manor. Second Vice President Jayson Kingsbury called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m.
After dinner we sang several songs, accompanied by Marilyn Argotsinger, and to tell the truth, we would just as soon just listen to Marilyn play the piano - she adds much to our meetings and we thank her for helping us out. Lion Tamer Paul Malsom stumped most of us with his usual nonsensical questions.
Lion John Beals introduced our speaker for the evening, Margaret Horowitz, who works for YSS . Her program was about the need for mentors in our local school. She said being a mentor was primarily being a friend and a listener and meeting with a student at least once a week. She urged us to consider being a mentor, and those of us who have been mentors reiterated that for the short time it takes, it is a very fulfilling time for both the student and mentor. We thanked Margaret for a very interesting and informational program.
Following our program, we had a short board meeting to take care of the business for the month. Our next meeting will be Oct. 23, 6:30 p.m., at Windsor Manor
Golden K Kiwanis
Vice President Dale Sloan presided over the Oct. 8 meeting of Golden K held at Memorial Lutheran Church. Thirty-one members and three guests were greeted by Bill Ward. Darrell Staley gave the invocation.
The guest speaker was Jami Hill, branch manager at First Mortgage Company, 1120 Sixth St., in Nevada. The company focuses only on mortgages and offers excellent new construction, FHA and USDA loans. Mrs. Hill stressed that all loans are underwritten in Des Moines and not sold to other companies. Closing costs run from $1700 to $1750. First Mortgage will match any lower interest rates offered by other lenders.
Mrs. Hill answered several questions from Golden K members and gave valuable tips on acquiring and maintaining a good credit score. To build good credit, an individual should have revolving debt by way of a credit card and secured debt such as a home mortgage or auto loan. Of course, payments should be made on time. To avoid lowering one's credit score, a person should not get multiple credit cards, cancel credit cards or request a credit report unless absolutely necessary. We thank Mrs. Hill for this timely financial information.
Steven Jordening will speak at the Oct. 15 meeting of Golden K on the topic of medical directives. Story County Conservationist Steve Lekwa is the guest speaker scheduled for Oct. 22. We encourage and welcome all guests to join us at our 9 a.m. meetings!
Bev Packard won the 50/50 drawing at the close of the meeting.
Nevada Chapter Solomon Dean met at Windsor Manor for lunch Monday, Oct. 7. After duly opening the chapter, Regent Betty Katzer presented a program taken from a book written by Laurie Halse Anderson titled, "Independent Dames" and subtitled, "What you never knew about the Women and Girls of the American Revolution." There is an interesting section on truths and falsehoods about the heroics of women. The ones reviewed here are stories that have been substantiated.
What did the women and girls really do? Sybil Ludington was 16 when she rode her horse 40 miles through a dark rainy night to spread the news of a British attack, and rounded up 400 militiamen to fight back. Remember Paul Revere? Not to slight him one single bit, but his ride was only 16 miles. Deborah Champion, on a two-day ride to get messages and money to George Washington, was stopped by the British and fooled them into thinking that she was an old lady on her way to visit friends.
We have all read and know about the war works of Martha Washington, Abigail Adams, Martha Jefferson, Betsy Ross, Elizabeth Stanton, Phyllis Wheatley and other well-known ladies.. But there were almost 80 women and girls known to be heavily involved in the fight for independence that are written about in this book.
Many women gathered into a group calling itself the Daughters of Liberty. Weaving thread and yarn into what was called homespun, they produced enough clothing to take care of an entire company of soldiers.
"Mom" Rinker would take her laundry to sun-bleach at the edge of a cliff high above a beach.. While she knitted, she would let her ball of yarn drop over the cliff side. Inside the yarn were secret notes that were retrieved by the American soldiers at the bottom of the cliff.
When the British marched into Boston, New York City and Philadelphia, they moved into private homes with American mothers and homemakers cooking and washing their clothes. This was a chance for the women had to spy on the British, and spy they did. They were perfectly placed to become excellent spies. Listening to British scolders talk they learned of plans, which they quickly relayed to American troops. In response to the success of the spying, the British became incensed and openly killed spies they caught, both male and female.
Women and girls were the support group behind the American soldiers. They made sure that the men had food, clothes and shoes. They melted down knives, forks, spoons and pewter for bullets. Private homes were turned into hospitals, women into nurses to care for the wounded. There was an epidemic of smallpox; women inoculated everyone they could against the disease.
While women legally could not become soldiers, wives and children would often join their soldier husbands and cook, wash and carry ammunition. If a husband was killed, the wife would grab his weapon and blast away. A few women disguised themselves as men and took on the role of soldier.
The Revolution lasted from 1775-1783. As the author stated., "pioneer dames were tough."
There were dramatic changes when the war ended in victory for our country, but another dramatic change was the self-image that women had always held of themselves. They recognized newly found strengths that had emerged during the war and knew that they would forever be changed by that knowledge.
A luncheon/meeting will be held at Windsor Manor Monday, Nov. 4.


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Umm so there was a drive by shooting at my apartment complex and the whole campus is now on lockdown. K bye Coastal, get me back to NY now—
Sara Cataldo (@SaraCataldoxoxi) February 27, 2013
Students at Coastal Carolina University in Conway, S.C., are reportedly on lockdown following what some are calling a drive-by shooting in an apartment complex.
Active shooter alert at Coastal Carolina-university advising all students to stay in dorms/classrooms b/c shooting suspect is on the loose—
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MyFox8.com reports that students were directed to stay inside their homes and classrooms following news of an active shooter.
#CCU shooting reported around 8 p.m, alert went out asking students to stay in dorm rooms. Suspect at large. bit.ly/XfyInD—
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Shooting at coastal and now I'm on lockdown #Weird—
Eric Gilley (@E_Gills) February 27, 2013
Coastal's on lockdown because of a shooting in our complex. Well… Not a great way to end the night.—
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Drive by up at Coastal near the HTC Center, University on lockdown!—
Robby Myers (@RobboMy4) February 27, 2013
Drive by shooting at coastal. #lockdown suspect still at large #ccu—
Jake Larson (@jakelarson06) February 27, 2013
Drive by shooting here at coastal carolina…. like WTF… be careful everyone! #sayaprayer #verysad—
Matt Huss (@mhuss5521) February 27, 2013
Shooting in at Coastal? Came here to get away from the ratchetness—
Deion James (@ImmaCrook) February 27, 2013
Of any universities, I never thought Coastal would have a shooting. Thank God for your life. We could be dead.—
Ali Tay (@a_shingle) February 27, 2013
Shooting at my brothers college Coastal Carolina and the shooter hasnt been caught yet! GUNS SHOULD BE ILLEGAL! This is outta control!—
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A Coastal Carolina student was pronounced dead after the shooting.
The student shot in the CCU drive-by last night has died. :( wmbfnews.com/story/21390783… @TwitchyTeam—
Kenny Hitt (@fusionaddict) February 27, 2013
The shooter is reportedly still at large, but a campus security administrator said there is no ongoing threat to members of the Coastal Carolina community.


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There was a huge explosion behind me it threw me straight down the stairs hitting the stone floor I herd a crack. That was my leg. I reached out to feel how bad it was but I couldn't move all I knew was I was going to die and that I had either nearly been hit by a bomb or stepped on a mine. I had to lie on the floor and wait… wait for my death I could feel the heat of the fire and hear all the sirens telling everyone it was safe- but not for me I could hear all the firemen shouting over the blaze someone picked me up and took me outside I felt the cold floor again someone ran their fingers over my head where I'd hit it I winced they sighed "she's awake" they said it sounded like Carlisle I didn't want to see him right now but I opened my eyes anyway there was a woman kneeling down beside me and Carlisle was standing with a fireman behind her I lifted my arm to my head "does it hurt?" the woman asked I nodded "okay I'll sort it out" she wiped out the cut and put something cold on the cut "that better?" she asked I nodded again Carlisle glared at me I was going to get in trouble for this I looked away.
"Can I stand up please?" I asked the woman "of course you can let me help you up" she got up and offered me her hands to get up I took them and she pulled me up I stood still for a moment then I limped over to the wall I could see the ruins of the house there were still flames I guess I was lucky. The fireman spoke to the woman and they went off somewhere Carlisle walked over to me I looked down at the floor "you could have been killed" his voice sounded sour "I know but isn't that you wanted?" I argued "what do you mean?" his voice changed "I mean you wanted to die didn't you?" he looked at me confused I didn't know what I was talking about either "doesn't matter" I mumbled.
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"Occupy May Day" protests in Seattle get ugly as police clash with protesters.
Six protesters from the Occupy Wall Street movement were arrested early Wednesday in New York's Union Square Park during a confrontation with police, authorities said.
New York police arrested dozens of people in lower Manhattan as the Occupy Wall Street movement marked six months of protests, authorities said Sunday.
New York police arrested dozens of people in Manhattan as the Occupy Wall Street movement marked six months of protests.
Sebastian Errazuriz is at it again, making political statements with his art. This time, the target is the 1% -- of which he may be a member when the art exhibit is through.
Occupy London protesters tell CNN's Atika Shubert that they are not deterred by their camp being broken up.
CNN iReporters were there for the big stories in 2011, from the Arab Spring to Occupy Wall Street.
Twelve persons were arrested Friday during an "Occupy" demonstration at the U.S. Supreme Court in which protesters were dressed like justices and sang songs of the Motown group The Supremes, officials said.
Occupy Wall Street is shifting some of its attention from the big banks to its own bank accounts.
Occupy protesters clash with Rick Santorum supporters following his exit from a diner in Tilton, New Hampshire.
"Expect us" is the favorite tag line for an endless stream of Web videos posted by the Internet collective known as Anonymous. It's a promise and a threat. In 2011, galvanized by the national Occupy movement, Anonymous delivered.
Some "Occupy" demonstrators who've clashed with police in New York City have migrated south as the new year begins, joining their colleagues in the nation's capital where authorities continue to allow protest camps at two locations.
New York police arrested 50 protesters Saturday on what organizers from Occupy Wall Street were dubbing a day to "re-occupy," coinciding with the movement's three-month anniversary.
Over the past few weeks, cities have continued to remove Occupy Wall Street protesters from their encampments. Occupy has responded to these ejections by changing its focus from public spaces toward private property: foreclosed homes.
Occupy Boston protesters remained in a city square after a midnight deadline passed for them to clear out.
Neighbors said the house on Vermont Street in Brooklyn's East New York neighborhood had been vacant for years. Three years ago the now-defunct predatory lending bank Countrywide refused to renegotiate the ballooning interest rate on a mortgage filled with hidden clauses and traps. Instead, Countrywide sold the mortgage to Bank of America, which, in turn, initiated foreclosure proceedings. In the East New York neighborhood, one of the poorest parts of the United States, more than 16 per 1,000 homes are in foreclosure, the highest rate in New York City and one of the highest nationwide.
The occupiers of Wall Street have been portrayed by some as radicals, young kids without focus, ne'er-do-wells who'd do anything but get a job. But one woman used her time in at Zuccotti Park differently, and as a result she has gone from Occupy Wall Street to occupying an actual office on Wall Street.
Protester Tracy Postert is occupying a new space on Wall Street.
Actor Alec Baldwin talks about his support for the Occupy Wall Street movement.
In more than two dozen cities across the nation Tuesday, an offshoot of the Occupy Wall Street movement took on the housing crisis by re-occupying foreclosed homes, disrupting bank auctions and blocking evictions.
Occupy Wall Street and other housing activists are heading to neighborhoods hit hard by foreclosure Tuesday to protest the mistreatment of homeowners by mortgage lenders.
Occupy Wall Street finds itself at a crossroads.
Just days after Occupy Wall Street's two month anniversary, Zuccotti Park sits nearly empty -- but the same can't be said about the movement's bank account.
What started as the Occupy Wall Street movement in New York in September has spread across major cities worldwide as a call to action against unequal distribution of wealth.
New York Rep. Peter King and community organizers Van Jones square off over the mission of Occupy Wall Street protesters.
Economist Jeffrey Sachs explains why he believes the Occupy Wall Street movement is crucial to America's future.
A judge made life much tougher for the Occupy Wall Street movement Tuesday, backing New York City's attempt to prohibit tents and overnight camping at Zuccotti Park, the movement's spiritual home.
Police evict Occupy Wall Street protesters from Zuccotti Park in New York.
What started as the Occupy Wall Street movement in New York in September has spread across major cities worldwide as a call to action against unequal distribution of wealth.
Last night, police raided and evicted protesters from the Occupy Wall Street site. This comes on the heels of recent police crackdowns on Occupy encampments all across the country. But if you think that's the end of the 99% movement, guess again. It's still just getting started.
CNN takes a look at recent confrontations between police and Occupy protesters in Denver, Portland, and Oakland.
Police in riot gear moved into the Occupy Oakland encampment Monday, tearing down tents and arresting some protesters, the latest effort by city officials across the country to gain control over a movement that some leaders say has become a public safety and health threat.
A column by New York Times Public Editor Arthur Brisbane on Sunday raised a plaintive question: "Who is Occupy Wall Street?"
CNN's Don Lemon talks with CNN.com producer Jarrett Bellini about his time amongst the "Occupy Wall Street" protesters.
Art has emerged as a major vehicle for expressing the Occupy Wall Street movement.
America's top central banker "sympathizes" with the Occupy Wall Street protesters and thinks many of their frustrations with the sluggish economy are "understandable."
An Occupy Wall Street group at Harvard University staged a walk-out Wednesday afternoon of the introductory economics class of Greg Mankiw, a former Bush administration economic advisor now working with Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
Fresh from covering widespread Middle East unrest, CNN's Ben Wedeman looks at more modest Occupy Wall Street protests.
Even anarchic movements like to have some legal protections: Occupy Wall Street's organizers have applied to trademark their movement's name.
Occupy Wall Street protesters might say they represent 99% of the nation, but there's a growing number of Americans who are making it clear they are not part of the dissident crowd.
I would not take anything away from the success of Occupy Wall Street in bringing so many people together in Lower Manhattan and elsewhere. It is quite an accomplishment.
Peter Schiff debates Occupy protesters and Dr. Cornell West on taxes, the wealth gap and who should pay what.
More Occupy Wall Street protests were scheduled in New York on Thursday, a day after demonstrators marched to support an Iraq war veteran who was hurt in California.
'Occupy' protestors rally in support of Iraq War veteran Scott Olsen who was injured at a demonstration in Oakland.
CNN's Maggie Lake discusses historical parallels to the Occupy Wall Street Movement with Nobel Laureate Eric Foner.
Authorities made a series of arrests at Occupy Wall Street protests in California and Georgia on Tuesday and Wednesday, with clashes in one city that involved tear gas being used on demonstrators.
As Occupy Wall Street demonstrates its staying power, media increasingly portray it favorably. Because of its success, the movement is being asked to put forth a list of its demands. So far, members have said no. And well they should.
In response to residents' repeated complaints about noise, Wall Street protesters in New York have agreed to limit drumming to just four hours a day.
The more familiar something looks, the less threatening it seems. This is why images of funny-looking college students marching up Broadway or shirtless boys banging on drums comprise the bulk of the imagery we see of the Occupy Wall Street movement. Stockbrokers look on, police man the barricades and what appears to be a traditional protest movement carries on another day, week or month.
A Long Island couple wants to trademark the slogan "Occupy Wall St." with the intent to sell sweatshirts, T-shirts, bumper stickers and hobo bags, among other merchandise.
Fred Wilson, an active investor in technology companies, is a managing partner at Union Square Ventures in New York City and the author of A VC, where a version of this article first appeared. I walked from the West Side Highway to Chinatown last weekend in the early afternoon. I passed not one, but two marches uptown to Times Square and walked along with them for a while. New York City is in the throes of the Occupy Wall Street protests. What was most noticeable to me was not the protestors and their signs and chants. It was the amount of police accompanying them. It was a massive show of force. And it was scary to see.
Goldman Sachs has set aside $10 billion for staff pay so far this year, or roughly $292,000 per employee. That's down $78,000 from last year.
Herman Cain talks about the Occupy Wall Street protests and who he thinks is really to blame for the economic crisis.
A smaller-than-usual group of protesters encamped in a Lower Manhattan park braved a dose of inclement weather Wednesday, holding down tents and plastic tarps as heavy rains and winds swept through the city.
Pressure is mounting on Republicans to address spreading public protests against Wall Street. How they answer could shape the political landscape from here to the November elections.
If a company discloses that its profits plunged by nearly 75%, why are its compensation expenses only down about 25%?
In Manhattan's protest hub, the big decisions are made by consensus.
CNN's Nick Parker looks at the organization and infrastructure of the Occupy Wall Street movement.
Despite political criticism and ongoing arrests, Occupy Wall Street rode a wave of global momentum into its second month Tuesday, showing no sign of losing steam.
One month in, it shows no sign of losing steam.
If Occupy Wall Street really wants to make a difference, they need to get some of their members to occupy annual shareholder meetings.
General Electric's CEO Jeff Immelt said Monday he empathizes with the grievances of the Occupy Wall Street protesters.
Police hauled away protesters in various cities Sunday as Occupy Wall Street rallies continued for the 30th day.
Without clearly-defined goals, can the 'Occupy Wall Street' movement have a political impact? Chrystia Freeland, David Gergen and Stephen Moore discuss with Ali Velshi.
Director and actor Orson Welles once said, "If you want a happy ending, that depends, of course, on where you stop your story."
The New York City mayor's office postpones a cleaning of Zuccotti Park after protesters refused to vacate the site.
Whenever there is an uprising among the people of this country in the form of protests and organized dissent, especially with a presidential election 13 months away, the discussion inevitably shifts to what it will mean for one of the nation's two political parties.
Protesters will resist any efforts to remove them from the Lower Manhattan park where they have been camped for nearly a month, despite Mayor Michael Bloomberg's order that they vacate the park at 7 a.m. Friday so it can be cleaned, an organizer said Thursday.
After 26 days of protests in New York's financial center, the Occupy Wall Street movement has raised over $150,000 in donations, according to Pete Dutro, a member of the protest's financial arm.
The U.S. government struck back Thursday against what it called "lots of news" about the Occupy Wall Street movement on Syrian television.
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg met with Occupy Wall Street protesters Wednesday evening and informed them that the private park where they have been staying for nearly four weeks will be cleaned on Friday, according to a statement from the Deputy Mayor for Operations Cas Holloway.
The blogging platform Tumblr -- which sits somewhere between Twitter and WordPress on the social media spectrum -- has become one of the more interesting places to watch the debate about the Occupy Wall Street protests unfold.
Priscilla Grim, editor of the "We are the 99 Percent" Tumblr blog, on why the blog is resonating with protestors.
A lot of lip service has been paid to the idea that Occupy Wall Street lacks focus. The critics ask: What's the goal of these protests? Everyone wants something different.
Occupy Wall Street is on the move ... uptown.
CNN's Susan Candiotti profiles some of the people participating in New York's Occupy Wall Street.
Spend any time with Occupy Wall Street, as I have during the last two weeks, and you come away believing the movement is here for the long run. In New York, where I live, they have made a home out of Zuccotti Park. The park, which is dominated by honey locust trees and a 70-foot-high, red-steel Mark di Suvero sculpture, is just one block square in size, but Occupy Wall Street has made inching through the park and its overflow crowds feel like being at an old-fashioned family picnic.
The Occupy Wall Street demonstrators will leave the confines of Lower Manhattan Tuesday and head uptown, organizers said.
The protesters occupying Wall Street have a whole set of hand signals. CNN's Jeanne Moos tries to decipher them.
As Occupy Wall Street demonstrations spread to cities across the U.S., protesters, bystanders and interested people almost everywhere are using mobile devices to share and follow events on the ground.
Atlanta activists respond to criticism aimed at participants in the Occupy Wall Street movement.
"An unconditional right to say what one pleases about public affairs is what I consider to be the minimum guarantee of the First Amendment." -- U.S. Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black, New York Times Co. vs. Sullivan, 1964
Here's one idea that could unite Main Street voters with Occupy Wall Street protesters -- raise taxes only on individuals making more than $1 million a year and use that revenue to pay for President Barack Obama's jobs bill, which is made up of bipartisan policy proposals to get the economy moving again.
The Occupy Wall Street movement is now in its fourth week and still gaining momentum. CNN's Greg Black reports.
Rep. Charles Rangel shares what he knows from talking to the Occupy Wall Street protesters.
Politicians fought Sunday to cast the ongoing Wall Street protests in a very different light, with two GOP presidential candidates calling them "class warfare" and prominent Democrats expressing support for the protesters' message.
The Occupy Wall Street protests have sparked another fight -- between Republicans and President Obama.
Is Occupy Wall Street the new tea party? CNN's Jim Acosta reports.
The actors join an ongoing demonstration in downtown Manhattan
Many of the Occupy Wall Street protesters might not realize it, but they got really lucky when they elected to gather at Zuccotti Park in downtown Manhattan.
When Occupy Wall Street began on September 17, the protest consisted of a few hundred people speaking out about corporate greed and inequality. They practiced tai chi in a park near Wall Street, painted homemade signs and discussed what their demands should be.
Carol Costello asks "Could Occupy Wall Street be the dawn of a liberal Tea Party?"
A look back at the last few days as the Occupy Wall Street protests continue around the country.
Like the spokesmen for Arab dictators feigning bewilderment over protesters' demands, mainstream television news reporters finally training their attention on the growing Occupy Wall Street protest movement seem determined to cast it as the random, silly blather of an ungrateful and lazy generation of weirdos. They couldn't be more wrong and, as time will tell, may eventually be forced to accept the inevitability of their own obsolescence.
Several unions endorsed the two-week-old Occupy Wall Street movement and plan to join the protesters' street theater in New York on Wednesday, labor leaders said.
Seattle, Boston, Los Angeles all saw protests over the weekend. But what exactly do they want? Patricia Wu reports.
Protests to draw attention to the power of Wall Street firms in the United States and world economies will continue for a 14th straight day Friday in New York City.
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The big story that's simultaneously being spotlighted from the Vatican to the White House, from Oxfam to newly elected Mayor Bill de Blasio in New York City, is economic inequality and the purportedly overly-skewed and unjust distribution of wealth.
The Surveillance State LivesWritten by Sheldon Richman
President Obama has some nerve. He opened his speech on NSA spying by likening his surveillance regime to Paul Revere and the Sons of Liberty. How insulting! They were helping people resist government tyranny, and the British spied on them to put down the coming rebellion.
Fact-free Liberals: Part 4Written by Thomas Sowell
One of the things that attracted me to the political left, as a young man, was a belief that leftists were for "the people." Fortunately, I was also very interested in the history of ideas — and years of research in that field repeatedly brought out the inescapable fact that many leading thinkers on the left had only contempt for "the people."
Fact-free Liberals: Part 3Written by Thomas Sowell
Fifty years and trillions of dollars after the "war on poverty" was launched, it is painfully clear that there is more dependency than ever.
Lettuce Forget ChavezWritten by Tom DeWeese
A new film entitled Cesar Chavez, American Hero will invade American theaters this Spring. I'm calling on all patriotic Americans to boycott and picket this piece of Hollywood propaganda trash and give Cesar Chavez the place in American history he actually deserves. Cesar Chavez was a left-wing con artist of the first order. I expect as much honesty from a film based on Hollywood's version of his life.