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Strangely none of these photos is one of my favorites.
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Georgetown plays Creighton on Tuesday night.
March 3, 2014
WASHINGTON - Prior to its tip-off on Tuesday, March 4 against Creighton, the Georgetown University men's basketball team will honor eight seniors participating in their final regular season game at Verizon Center. The Hoyas' game against the Bluejays starts at 7 p.m. Fans looking to attend the senior ceremony should arrive approximately 30 minutes before tip-off.
The game will be shown live on Fox Sports 1, with Gus Johnson calling the play-by-play and Bill Raftery serving as the color analyst. The radio call of Rich Chvotkin can be heard locally on Sports Talk 570 AM.
Georgetown fell to 16-12 overall and 7-9 in the BIG EAST Conference with a heart-breaking 75-73 loss on Thursday night at Marquette. GU has won five of its last eight games overall.
Before tipping it off for the final time this regular season at Verizon Center, Head Coach John Thompson III and the Georgetown basketball program will recognize three senior managers - Edwin Bradley III, Chance Harvey and Tommy Petriccione - as well as five senior players - center Moses Ayegba (Kano, Nigeria/Progressive Christian [Md.]), guard Aaron Bowen (Jacksonville, Fla./QEA [N.C.]), guard John Caprio (North Caldwell, N.J./Seton Hall Prep), forward Nate Lubick (Southborough, Mass./St. Marks) and guard Markel Starks (Accokeek, Md./Georgetown Prep).
Starks led the Hoyas in the loss to Marquette, scoring 24 points, the 10th time this season he has scored at least 20 points. Starks passed the 1,000-point mark for his career last month, becoming the 44th player in program history to pass that mark. He has now scored 1,151 points in 121 games (a 9.5 per game average) and needs 41 more points to pass Merlin Wilson ('76) for 29th place all-time..
Overall this season, Starks leads the team in scoring with 17.0 points per game and leads the team with 3.9 assists per game. He ranks fourth in the BIG EAST in scoring, eighth in the league in assists and sixth in free throw percentage (84.6%). Overall this season, he has played 91.5 percent of the team's minutes (1,094-of-1,130) played. In the last eight games, he is averaging 18.4 points and 3.5 assists.
Sophomore guard D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera (Indianapolis, Ind./North Central/Oak Hill) is second on the team with 16.9 points per game, which ranks fifth in the BIG EAST Conference. He is second on the team with 2.8 assists, third on the team with 4.5 rebounds and leads the team with 1.2 steals per game. In BIG EAST games, he is averaging 17.6 points per game. Smith-Rivera, who has six games with at least 20 points this season, also ranks among the league leaders in free throw percentage (3rd, 86.3%), steals (9th, 1.2), three-point field goal percentage (8th, 39.6%), three-point field goals made (9th, 1.9) and minutes played (5th, 35.1).
GU's backcourt of Starks and Smith-Rivera is averaging 33.9 points, 6.6 rebounds, 6.6 assists and 2.0 steals. They have combined to score 47.7 percent of Georgetown's total points this season (948 of 1,987). Together, they are shooting 42.7 percent from the floor (300-of-703), 35.4 percent from three-point land and (99-of-280) and 85.6 percent from the free throw line (249-of-291)..
Junior forward Jabril Trawick (Philadelphia, Pa./Abington Friends), who missed five games with a broken jaw, is fourth on the team with 8.6 points per game. Since returning to the rotation, Trawick is averaging 12.0 points and 4.0 rebounds while shooting 50.0 percent from the floor (30-of-60) in 28.4 minutes game.
Junior forward Mikael Hopkins (Hyattsville, Md./DeMatha) is averaging 6.5 points, is second on the team with 5.4 rebounds and leads the team with 1.5 blocks per game, which is tied for third in the BIG EAS, while Lubick is averaging 5.4 points, leads the team with 5.9 rebounds per game and is third on the team with 1.9 assists.
The Hoyas rank ninth in the BIG EAST in scoring offense (71.0 points per game) and are fifth in the league in field goal percentage, connecting on 45.8 percent of their shots. GU ranks sixth in the league in scoring defense, allowing 67.5 points per game and is fourth in that category in BIG EAST games, allowing 68.5 points per game. The Blue & Gray rank third in the league in field goal percentage defense (40.9 percent) and first in three-point field goal percentage defense (32.2 percent).
Creighton enters tonight's game with a 23-5 overall record and a 13-3 mark in the BIG EAST following a 75-69 loss at Xavier on Saturday. The Bluejays are 7-3 on the road this season, including a 5-3 mark in conference play. Creighton has won four of its last five games and eight of the last 10 overall. Senior All-American Doug McDermott is one of two players scoring in double figures for the Bluejays, leading the team, and the BIG EAST, with 26.0 points per game. He is also grabbing a team-best 6.9 rebounds and has hit 66 three-pointers. Senior forward Ethan Wragge is second on the team with 11.3 points and 3.9 rebounds per game. Wragge has hit a team-best 91 three-point field goals and all but two of his made field goals have come outside the arc this season. Senior guard Jahenns Manigat is third on the team with 7.6 points while junior guard Austin Chatman is averaging 7.5 points and a team-high 4.3 assists per game. The Bluejays are averaging 80.6 points per game while allowing 66.6 points per game. They rank first in the league in scoring offense and second in the league in scoring defense.
The game with Creighton will be the third meeting all-time between the schools, with the Bluejays leading the series, 2-0. Creighton won the first meeting between the teams, 80-79, during the 1970-71 season at the Gold Coast Classic in Florida. This is Creighton's first regular season trip to Verizon Center.
In the last meeting between the teams, Starks scored 21 points and had five assists and Georgetown had chances to cut into a Creighton lead in the second half, but could get no closer than six points as the Hoyas lost to the Blue Jays on Jan. 25. Smith-Rivera added 18 points, five rebounds and three assists, Hopkins added 14 points and had five rebounds and Lubick grabbed a team-high 10 rebounds and had three assists.
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By tigtog on November 4, 2012
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Orchard Park (WKBW.com) The Buffalo Bills fell to 0-and-5 for the first time in 25 years with a 36-26 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. Bills Safety Donte Whitner called the team "The laughing stock of the National Football League" following the loss. The Buffalo defense surrendered 30 or more points for a fourth straight game. The Bills now head to the Bye Week.
The Bills took advantage of two early Jacksonville turnovers to take a 10-0 first quarter league. Ryan Fitzpatrick hit Lee Evans for a 40 yard touchdown to open the scoring, it was Evans first touchdown of the year. Jacksonville would rally to tie the game at 13 before half-time, David Garrard hit Marcedes Lewis for a 1-yard TD with :25 left to play in the second quarter.
The Jaguars would take their first lead of the game, on their first drive of the second half. Garrard hit Lewis for the second time of the day on a 27 yard pass to give Jacksonville at 20-13 lead in the third quarter.
The Bills would respond later in the third, Ryan Fitzpatrick hit Steve Johnson with a 5-yard touchdown pass to tie the game at 20. The Jaguars would re-take the lead on their next drive when Garrard hit Mike Sims-Walker for a 7 yard touchdown in the first of 16 straight points by Jacksonville. Kicker Josh Scobee had 5 field goals on the day.
The Bills would get within 10 points late in the fourth quarter when Fitzpatrick hit Johnson for his second touchdown of the day. Fitzpatrick finished 20-30 passing for 220 yards and three touchdowns on the day. RB Fred Jackson rushed for 73 yards on 12 carries.
The Buffalo defense again had few answers on Sunday. The Jaguars finished the day with 216 yards rushing. Garrard finished 16-20 passing for 178 yards and 3 touchdowns.
The Bills now have a week off, before traveling to Baltimore on October 24th to play the Ravens.
Here at post game comments from Head Coach Chan Gailey and the team.
Buffalo Bills Head Coach Chan Gailey
Opening Statement:
The two biggest things, I thought, in the ballgame [were] one, not scoring touchdowns in the first half when we could have – getting penalties – just dumb penalties. We can not do that. We've got to score touchdowns. We can't afford to come away with just three points in those situations. The second thing is I thought we got whipped physically on both sides of the line of scrimmage in the second half. We've got to learn to play stronger in the second half. This is one of several games we've been in at halftime and we have not played strong in the third and fourth quarter and we've got to learn to do that.
On what's keeping the team from taking that next step:
I don't know. If I knew, I would have already handled it. I don't know what it is. It's something different each week it seems like. We've got to be able to handle what they throw at us that might be a little bit different in the second half and we've got to learn to be more physical in the second half.
On his thoughts about the losing streak heading into a bye week:
You don't like to live with anything for two weeks. So, you have to live with this. You have to live with all of it for two weeks and you don't get a chance to do anything about it. That's the way it is. You don't play good you don't deserve to win.
On the defense's performance today:
We were trying to adjust and get more people up around the line of scrimmage and we have not been able to slow the run down yet. We've got to continue to adjust and find different ways to try and get the extra guy where he's supposed to be because right now we haven't done it.
On his philosophy on going with a heavy defense and loading the box:
We're trying to be as physical as we can be with the bigger people in there, especially in our 3-4 package. We just took one of the outside linebackers in and put a bigger man in there and reduced it down some trying to get bigger, stronger people against the run inside.
On why that philosophy wasn't working:
We have to go evaluate that. That was the first week we've done it. We thought it had a chance and it didn't do it, so we've got to go evaluate it.
On if he is looking to improve the things the team has done well or fix the things the team has been struggling with:
That's a very good question and I think it's a little bit of both. I think you have to take the things you've don't positively and try to build on those. But then you've got to really evaluate and look at how you're going to change those things that aren't going well right now. There's a lot more of those than there are the positive things to build on.
On if that includes from a personnel standpoint:
That includes everything.
On if there are any injuries:
I don't think so. There were a couple of little nicks, but nothing major I don't believe.
On where the teams' frustration level is:
Where's the frustration level? I don't know if I like that word, frustration level. I think searching is a better word. We're searching greatly for what the right answer is. You look at it and you try to evaluate what your guys are doing and put them in a position to be successful and take them out of positions where they can't be successful. But you can't take them out of every position. At some point they've got to step up and fight through and whip the guy in front of them. That's where we're trying to evaluate how we can best put them in position where they can win their one-on-one battles each and every snap because right now we're not doing that. I think we're searching. If you get frustrated then it's too easy to get down. I don't want to get down. I want to keep searching. You're always looking for a way to get better and always looking for a way to get out of this. I'm never going to stop doing that. You can't get down. You've just got to move forward and find ways to get better.
On being prepared for the game:
We practiced everything they were going to do. They didn't do anything out there today that we didn't see on film. We saw everything they did. They didn't have one different wrinkle out there. It's disheartening when they don't have a single different wrinkle and they still beat you in the fashion that they did. When it's like that it either boils down to guys not studying throughout the week or just shocked from being in the game and things are moving too fast. It's one of the two. It can't be anything else because I can sit here and tell you guys that we saw everything that they did to us out there.
On it being frustrating:
That's the most frustrating part because the coaches are preparing us well. They're putting us in the right coverage and the right things to stop what they are doing and we're not stopping them. That's disheartening. I can honestly look at you and tell you the coaching staff is doing a really great job of preparing us throughout the week. Now, us as players, we have to do an even better job of going out there and executing the game plan, understanding what they are going to do to us each play and not give up things that we have practiced against. Things that are so simple in the football world.
On the problems being physical or mental or both:
Some things are physical and some things are mental, so it's a combination of both. There are good plays here and bad plays there. I can honestly look at you and tell you that we were prepared to go out there and stop this football team and it didn't happen.
On the slow start:
It's terrible. It's 0-5. The laughing stock of the National Football League. I think we are losing fans by the minute. But we can't control that. All we can control is how we go out there and perform on the football field. I can tell you this: no team in the National Football League is unbeatable. I feel like we have the talent and now we have to step up as far as the mental aspect and executing the game plan and not forget the small things we have to do in order to be victorious in the end. That's what we are doing right now. We are not executing the game plan as well as it needs to be executed to win a football game because we weren't prepared.
On the penalties in the red zone:
Anytime you get a penalty in the red zone and you start going backwards everything is so crunched down there where the space is tight you can't have negative yardage plays. And the penalties really hurt us today down there. They made us settle for a couple of field goals, especially when you have the ball on your own one yard line. Going in from the one you have to be able to punch that in. We had that holding call that brought us back but inexcusable and I can't say anything other than we have to get better at it and eliminate them. I don't think we had much of an issue up to this game and this game it was a big issue and it's something we need to get corrected
On being outscored in the last three quarters of the game:
I think penalties hurt us. And once you get a penalty or negative yardage play it is hard to keep feeding Fred (Jackson) the ball when you face those longer second first down, second down or third down. We had some good momentum early with the turnovers that were created. Fred, like I said all week, he inspires us. He is the guy we loved seeing run with the ball. At the end there you fall behind and you have to kind of back away from the run game. We are going to have to build off of what we did earlier. We did some good things but the loss obviously is what is on everybody's mind right now and we are tired of losing.
On going into the bye week without a win:
It is tough. It's tough to be 0-5 right now and I don't think anybody in that locker room expected us to be 0-5. Everybody has to do a lot of soul searching over the bye week. Everybody has to look in the mirror and figure out what I personally can do better, what Fred can do better or whoever it is. If you give it your all and you are preparing like you need to prepare and if you play on Sunday's like you need to play, hopefully we will come out of this bye week with a sense of urgency because we need to pick up a win.
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Bills "Laughing stock of the NFL" after loss to Jacksonville
Orchard Park (WKBW.com) The Buffalo Bills fell to 0-and-5 for the first time in 25 years with a 36-26 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. Bills Safety Donte Whitner called the team "The laughing stock of the National Football League" following the loss. The Buffalo defense surrendered 30 or more points for a fourth straight game. The Bills now head to the Bye Week.
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When on vacation it is still hard to sleep sometimes. I ended up at McGulpin Point Lighthouse, on the western outskirts of Mackinaw City, at 1am. Had a darker sky here then at the International Dark Sky Project, just down the road.
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Went on a night hike on the North Country Trail Sunday night. Stopped at Upper Tahquamenon Fall for this shot. This was taken at 11pm at night with the moon in my back.
Went on a small trip to Mackinac Island, Michigan and Crisp Point Lighthouse in Paradise, Michigan for the 4th. Watching this sunset was just as relaxing as watching the fireworks on the island. The nice as this is, that the lighthouse was deserted and all you could hear was the sounds of Lake Superior.
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As Goes Wisconsin, So Goes Hell
"Peterson said he believed it was human excrement."
A padded envelope filled with human feces is a Rorschach test, representing either: a state in democratic revolt against the overreaches of a berserker Republican legislature and governor; a Petri dish for the pushback against corporate ownership of government; or the last doomed charge of organized labor bashing its soft skull against the stone walls of a new era of "it's working" conservative austerity.
Wisconsin has become a place where arguments begin with John Adams' "Facts are stubborn things" and then follow with "The Bible tells us…" It's also a place where a leader who disbands collective bargaining is [...]
America's Unchecked Gun Culture Killed Trayvon Martin
As the investigation into what happened on February 26 continues, it appears increasingly more likely that Trayvon Martin, not George Zimmerman, was the one exercising his rights under Florida's Stand Your Ground law. On CNN, Martin's mom declared as much, saying, "My son was exercising his stand your ground rule." Except, of course, 17-year-old Martin did not possess the single crucial element for standing one's ground in the United States: A gun. Florida law restricts concealed handguns to those 21 and older. Instead the teen had a bag of Skittles.
This will happen again, probably soon, but not because of race relations or hoodies; because of guns and a [...]
March Madne$$: The School Tuitions Of The NCAA Bracket
Today begins NCAA basketball's "March Madness." The tournament's eventual champions will get to bask in the national spotlight until the next cruise-ship disaster/naked Congressman/shark attack/GOP primary/baseball season/chain-restaurant review by a flyover-state newspaper happens. And sure, winning a basketball title is worth bragging about. But we all know the real champion is the institution of higher education that can charge the most tuition and still have enough would-be students to be able to send out rejection letters every year. For a second year, here's the NCAA bracket by tuition, using the college information resource Peterson's. (Where available, in-state tuition was used.) Who will be the champs this [...]
'Act Of Valor' And The Myth Of An Anti-Military Hollywood
Act of Valor cleared $24.7 million this weekend. Along the way to the movie's release, it's become an accepted bit of truth that the film is meant to boost Navy recruitment. But while that may once have been the filmmakers' intention (and the Navy's), the final product works as a piece of propaganda in an entirely different way. Another piece of the film's promotion has been to portray Act of Valor as running against the grain of Hollywood: the first pro-military film of its kind since Vietnam. That is even less true.
The "Long-Feared Asiatic Colossus" Attacks America's Theaters
Fans awaiting the long-delayed remake of the Red Dawn reboot will have something to slake the thirst this weekend. The United States is finally getting a theatrical release of Tomorrow, When the War Began, the tale of Australian teenagers in armed rebellion against a national invasion.
Based on the wildly popular Tomorrow book series from the 1990s, Tomorrow, When the War Began updates one long-debated detail of the young adult novels. Now there is no doubt that the invaders are Asian.
It's a perfect film for the anxious American scene now, where a number of factors are colluding to expose just how far Asian stereotypes have hooks [...]
Herman Cain's Most Magical Year Ever: A Photo Scrapbook
I met Bill Nye, the global warming guy.
Herman Cain went from "That guy who debated Clinton?" to candidate for the Republican nomination for president of the United States of America to frontrunner in that race to the "Cain Train!" to walking embarrassing quote machine to "Sexual Harassment Train" to "Whatever happened to that guy who debated Clinton and then ran for president?" That took place in about nine months.
But all was not lost. Along the way, Herman met a great gang of people. And as they say, what's important is the journey, not the destination. Let's look back on a scrapbook of Herman Cain's two [...]
With Ron Paul, Fighting for Minnesota
They are young—so young. Impossibly young for attendees of a political rally that does not happen on a street. The slowest moving of the thousand or so streaming into the Minneapolis Convention end up standing for Ron Paul's address on the eve of the Minnesota caucuses. But they're young enough to handle it.
A Ron Paul rally is an experience every cynical, bedraggled, politics-reporting cur should take in at least once in a career. Plus, in the GOP 2012 field, Ron Paul supporters easily hold the title of most bangable.
The event was set to begin at 7:00 p.m. The first "End the Fed!" chant started at 7:03 [...]
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Rule 23: Always separate your cause buttons for easier reading.
Rule 24: Layer for warmth.
Rule 25: "Birth of a Nation" is a great pre-action psych-up film no matter the political faction.
Rule 26: Beer before liquor, never been sicker. Liquor before beer, you're in the clear. Also, vomit is an acceptable protest projectile.
Rule 27: Ridicule is the most potent weapon you can use as a commenter on Brooklyn Vegan.
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This Man Will Embarrass Mitt Romney on National TV for You
"Look at my picture and ask yourself 'Would he really do that for money?' YOU CAN TELL I WOULD!"
That's how Ron D. of Loudon, Tennessee, described the seriousness of his eBay listing, which was called "I will embarrass Mitt Romney on national TV for money."
What would your high bid buy? "The possibilities," the seller said, "are endless… As long as it isn't against the law, I'll do or say whatever you want until someone comes and drags me away. And it will take a few of them. I'm a biggun." Bidding started at one penny.
The Cathovangelical: Rick Santorum's Quest for a National Abortion Showdown
It's a fine how-do-you-do. Fifty years after Democrats struggled to prove that their candidate for President "just happened to be a Catholic," now they face the prospect of painting a Republican challenger as a dangerous follower of Rome's socially extreme dogma.
The ascension of former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum to maybe-viable contender for his party's nomination and even a Pennsylvania Avenue address promises a number of rather unique possibilities. (Get ready for the "surprise" when he takes North Carolina.)
Most immediately, and a source of far more spiritual indigestion, a Santorum nomination would mean the most bloody dust-up over abortion and faith modern America has ever experienced. That's [...]
It's Time for Michelle Obama to Get Pregnant
Worried about Barack Obama's reelection chances in the face of flagging support from his base, experienced Democratic political strategists, former White House administration officials and professional political pundits have called for the president to "go bold." Last week, former Clinton labor secretary Robert Reich even predicted that Obama dump Biden in 2012 and make Hillary Clinton his new vice president: "Because Obama needs to stir the passions and enthusiasms of a Democratic base."
Only a Yale-educated statusquocrat's idea of "bold" would be to add another Clinton. I have a far more truly bold political strategy for 2012 (one based on absolutely no inside information): Get Michelle Obama [...]
Michele Bachmann, America's Perfect Monster
In a campaign field that includes a twice-divorced anti-gay-marriage candidate who took an oath against adultery and who believes in mining the moon, it takes a special candidate to stand out. Michele Bachmann is just that special.
As she prepares to caucus dead last in her "home state" of Iowa, Minnesota's 6th District Congresswoman insists she still has a chance to win the Republican nomination for president. Odder things have happened, like that time one day's worth of lamp oil lasted eight.
Like a lot of impossible things Bachmann says—from claiming the HPV vaccine causes retardation, to the fact Obama is grooming NASA "for outreach to the Muslim [...]
"Not So Pure Michigan": The Man Who Hates Wisconsin and Ohio
When Wisconsin's tourism bureau launched a war on its neighbor by suggesting Wisconsin is actually the "mitten state," Michigan saw an unlikely ally come to its defense: a 30-something video pro named John Kerfoot.
Since 2006, the Michigan Economic Development Corporation has run a branding campaign titled "Pure Michigan." A few years into the campaign, Kerfoot took his camera to nearby Lake St. Clair to shoot a Pure Michigan spoof about the lake's scourge of fish flies, which appear every year in swarms so great that, as the voiceover goes, "visitors are left wondering, 'Why the hell do I live in Michigan?'" (Insert blanket headphones-at-work [...]
North Dakota: The Rise of an American Petrostate
North Dakota is suing Minnesota, alleging the Land of 10,000 Lakes is discriminating against it because it is black. Lignite black. Lignite coal black. The lawsuit contends that the Next Generation Energy Act—a law signed in 2007 by Republican Governor Tim Pawlenty, which limits the amount of power Minnesota utilities can acquire from new fossil-fuel plants—violates the commerce clause of the Constitution. The federal rules, the suit argues, should force Minnesota to buy more of North Dakota's coal-fired power. The EPA, the suit argues, is the only authority whose regulations should matter.
Most experts have scoffed at the suit. But it's made all the more bizarre by the [...]
Names On Birth Certificates Of GOP Presidential Candidates
• Gary Earl Johnson • Willard Mitt Romney • Michele Mari Amble • Ronald Ernest Paul • James Richard Perry • Jon Meade Huntsman Jr. • Richard John Santorum • Herman Cain • Newton Leroy McPherson
Abe Sauer's book How to Be: North Dakota – A Guide to the Plains is available now.
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Excerpts From 'How to Be: North Dakota'
How to Be: North Dakota – A Guide to the Plains is out now (and psst, costs only $8.95). The book, which features illustrations by Amy Jean Porter, would make a great holiday gift for anyone "who has looked at the vast expanse of Ole and Lena jokes and asked, 'Is that it?'"
Naugahyde While its use peaked in the rest of America in the early 1970s, the tanned skin of the wild nauga remains popular in North Dakota.
Bison vs. Buffalo Buffalo, home to terrible pro-sports teams, is an industrial wasteland in New York State. A Bison is the mascot of a [...]
Mitt v. Newt: Tonight's Debate Could Be the Heritage Foundation's Nightmare
Gingrich: There is a lot of big government behind Romneycare, not as much as Obamacare, but a heck of a lot more than your campaign is admitting.
Romney: Actually, Newt, we got the idea of an individual mandate from you.
Gingrich: That's not true. You got it from the Heritage Foundation.
Romney: Yeah. We got it from you and the Heritage Foundation and from you.
Gingrich: What you just said is not true. You did not get that from me. You got it from the Heritage Foundation.
That exchange, from the October 18th GOP presidential primary debate, likely caused a good number of clenched sphincters within the drop-ceilings of power at The Heritage Foundation. Until [...]
Occupy Wall Street Runs Out of Ideas
Dear Occupy Wall Street,
Please invent your own 他妈的 iconography.
It's Working: Wisconsin's Recall to End all Recalls
Recall is the new Occupy. Today, seven states will see at least 26 separate recalls in 11 jurisdictions. And starting November 15th, a massive Wisconsin-wide petition drive will attempt to fulfill a promise from February to recall Governor Scott Walker. It's a massive undertaking, and there is reason to believe it will succeed, but also reasons it will fail. Once filed, the recall effort will have 60 days to—
Suckers! On the afternoon of Friday, October 4th, a former Walker donor submitted a petition to recall the governor under the committee name "Close Friends to Recall Walker." The filing, which noted it was done "to fulfill my friend's [...]


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How Young is Too Young to Learn About Makeup?
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A school in England has started a serious debate with parents and on the internet: how early is too early to be teaching girls about makeup?
Mount St. Mary's Catholic High School in Leeds recently launched a series of hour-long makeup lessons aimed at its 14- and 15-year-old students. The classes, taught by a professional makeup artist, are meant to help boost the girls self-confidence, show them how to make a good first impression and teach them appropriate beauty looks for a variety of social occasions. It's not hard to see why these courses have caused a bit of an uproar.
Many parents in the community are angrily claiming that the school is teaching beauty practices to students who are too young. One parent even told the Telegraph, "It's totally inappropriate. Advising on make-up is something that should be done by parents at home, not a school."
When I was in high school, my mom had one very serious rule about makeup: don't wear any. Her reasoning was that the power of youth was on my side, therefore my skin (minus breakouts), lips, and eyes would be at their very best. Why hide "greatness" beneath layers of powder and lipgloss? I disagreed with her at the time, but I definitely agree with her now. Adolescent ladies, trust me, you have some of the prettiest features out there! There's little that you have to do to make your bright eyes or pretty puckers stand out.
What do you think? Is 14 too young to be learning about all things beauty? And, perhaps an even better question, should schools be teaching their students about makeup?
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Bennetts reveals designs for £18m goods shed to supermarket scheme
Bennetts Associates' has unveiled this £18million scheme to convert the historic Midland Goods Shed at King's Cross into a 2,700m² Waitrose supermarket
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On March 30, 2010, Prime Minister Najib Razak presented his new economic model (NEM) for Malaysia. With the goal of raising per capita income to over $15,000 by 2020 from the current level of $6,634, the plan included measures to improve human capital, reduce migration and privatize inefficient government linked corporations (GLCs). However, the most controversial part of the NEM was the dismantling of the new economic policy (NEP), an affirmative action program for native Malays that had alleviated racial tensions and reduced inter-racial income inequality over the previous 40 years though, some argued, at the cost of fostering corruption.
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The most uncompromising, uncomfortable, and unforgettable (i.e., best) film we saw at this year's Cleveland Int'l Film Festival was the second part of Ulrich Seidl's Paradise trilogy. (All three films stand alone.) Paradise: Faith follows a fanatically religious Austrian Catholic woman whose extreme devotion frequently crosses the line into comedy or cruelty. To reveal more would spoil the film's shocks and surprises. But this darkly funny, sometimes harrowing drama has virtuosic scenes that will make you wince, and incidents and images that will stick with you for years.
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Our World of Warbiking tour cycled through London, UK, where we surveyed the Wi-Fi networks people use everyday as they move about the city, connecting on their laptops and mobile devices. What we found is an enormous lack of security.
The warbiking project involves traveling around the globe, riding the streets of major cities with my computer-equipped mountain bike, and looking for wireless connections along the way to sneak a peek at the companies and regular people who are using them. (Don't worry, it's all perfectly legal.)
What we found is somewhat alarming, if not downright scandalous. People in London, much like their counterparts in San Francisco, are all too happy to connect to unsecured wireless networks, without using encryption. It's an invitation for a cybercriminal to do harm, even though many people don't even know it.


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Wolves Monday: Rubio return still undecided
DEC 10, 2012 3:07p ET
MINNEAPOLIS – Two weeks ago, when Ricky Rubio was cleared to practice, the Timberwolves' training staff identified this Wednesday, Dec. 12, as a possible debut date. Now, though, things are still up in the air.
It isn't due to anything Rubio has done, it seems, but rather to considerations with the schedule. The game against the Nuggets comes on the heels of four days of rest, but it kicks off a stretch in which the team plays four games in seven nights, including a grueling stretch in which it flies to New Orleans Thursday, plays Friday, flies back to the Twin Cities that night, plays Saturday, flies to Orlando Sunday, plays Monday, flies to Miami and plays Tuesday.
"I think whenever you start talking about that, you've got to look at the schedule, bring that into play as to how you're going to approach that," Rick Adelman said. "I really don't know."
Adelman expects to have a meeting to clarify the team's plans for Rubio to return to games in the next day or two, and the training staff has been testing the point guard every other day, evaluating the strength in his leg and his endurance. If he continues to do well, perhaps some clarity will emerge, not only as to when he'll play, but also how much, how often, how intensely.
Adelman laughed that Rubio "wants to play every time, all the time, all the minutes," and it's true. That'll be the biggest challenge – limiting him and putting him in the proper situations. If there is a minutes limit, Adelman and his staff will have to figure out when it's best to put him out there: For a whole half? For the beginning of one quarter at the end of the next? As a starter? Off the bench? There are still so many questions.
"I've been through that before with Yao," Adelman said. "It's not easy to determine that... Those are the things we're going to have to sit down and figure out. It doesn't just affect him. It affects the whole team and how you play other people."
Overall, though, Adelman seemed pleased with what the point guard has done thus far. He's still not perfect with his timing, the coach said, but his conditioning is improving, and his ability to get into the middle of the court and find his teammates – that hasn't gone anywhere.
Where we stand: I've decided to do a new thing every Monday, where I look at the NBA standings, where the Timberwolves sit and how things have shifted from week to week. So to start off, here are the standings if the playoffs started today:
East: (1) Knicks, (2) Heat, (3) Hawks, (4, tie) Bulls and Nets, (6, tie) 76ers and Celtics, (8) Bucks. On the bubble: Pacers are one game out.
West: (1, tie) Spurs and Thunder, (3) Grizzlies, (4) Clippers, (5) Warriors, (6) Jazz, (7, tie) Mavericks and Timberwolves. On the bubble: Nuggets and Rockets are a half-game out.
Interesting notes:
- Four of last year's playoff teams, the Pacers, Magic, Nuggets and Lakers, are currently among the league's 14 worst teams.
- Of the teams currently among the top eight in their respective conferences, the 76ers (-1.3), Bucks (-0.9) and Mavericks (-1.7) have negative point differentials.
- Of the teams currently among the bottom seven in their respective conferences, only the Lakers have a positive point differential, of +3.1. In fact, it's the eighth-best point differential in the league, though the Lakers currently sit at 9-12.
- The Western Conference sits at 75-54 against the East so far this year, off to a dominant start. The Timberwolves are 6-4 against the East.
Pek's ankle: After Friday night's game, Nikola Pekovic admitted that his off performance – 4 points, 1 rebound, 1 assist – was likely due to a sore left ankle. It was the opposite ankle from the one he sprained earlier in the season, but he said he rolled this one in Philadelphia and was actually questionable to play in Boston. He's hardly the kind of player who's going to make up excuses for poor play, so there's little reason to question him.
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February 2010 sees the launch of Stitch, London's first dedicated menswear and accessories tradeshow, who come with the aim of bringing the buying culture back to the UK. Stitch Menswear is set to be London's answer to Bread & Butter, presenting a platform for buyers and industry professionals to navigate, explore and identify brands, aswell as acting as a key meeting point for brands, buyers, press and retailers.
The selected brands are set to reflect the culture and philosophy the show. The exhibitors are will be split into 3 brand categories:
Denim - will consist of jeans brands; and those in tune with the spirit of denim.
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Oil prices stabilize after Iran deal, Asian shares steady
TOKYO (Reuters) - Oil prices stabilized on Tuesday after the previous session's slide as traders questioned how quickly the Iranian nuclear accord could translate into higher supplies, while Asian shares got off to a cautious start.
The yen regained some poise following Monday's steep decline to a six-month low against the dollar and a four-year trough versus the euro.
U.S. crude prices added 0.2 percent to above $94 a barrel, pausing after the previous session's 0.8 percent decline following a weekend deal between the West and Tehran to halt Iran's most sensitive nuclear activities in exchange for some relief from crippling sanctions.
"The interim six-month 'freeze' agreement just reached on Iran's nuclear program should not have any impact on oil prices, aside from short-term sentiment, because core sanctions on oil and banking have not been touched," Societe Generale said in a note.
"We see a greater than 50 percent chance that a comprehensive agreement will be successfully reached within six months....If and when that happens, it could take Iran three to nine months to recover the one million barrels per day in production lost since 2011."
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan .MIAPJ0000PUS inched up 0.1 percent, adding to a 0.3 percent rise in the previous session on the back of the Iranian deal.
Thai assets looked set to come under further pressure on heightened political uncertainty as anti-government protesters forced their way inside the country's Finance Ministry and burst through the gates of the Foreign Ministry compound, in a bid to oust Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra.
On Monday, the Thai SET index .SETI fell for a fifth straight session to an 11-week closing low and the baht tumbled to a two-week low versus the dollar.
Citigroup said the Iranian nuclear deal could be a "get-out-of-jail-free card" for current account deficit countries, such as India, Indonesia and Turkey, which face a liquidity drain when the Federal Reserve eventually tapers in the coming months.
Tokyo's Nikkei share average .N225 was likely to take a breather, with futures pointing to a weaker open after it climbed 1.5 percent on Monday to within sight of a 5-1/2 year peak reached in May.
The Japanese currency, which typically falls when share price rise, was up 0.2 percent at 101.52 yen to the dollar and up 0.1 percent at 137.27 to the euro.
The euro was little changed at $1.35195, having fallen 0.3 percent overnight.
"We remain bullish on the dollar heading into 2014 but remain tactically cautious on establishing longs, with a number of U.S. dollar pairs already trading at the high end of their ranges and data unlikely to be consistent enough to support expectations for an early tapering," analysts at BNP Paribas wrote in a note.
Data showed on Monday that contracts to buy previously owned U.S. homes fell for a fifth straight month in October, hitting a 10-month low and adding to signs of cooling in the housing market.
U.S. stocks ended mixed overnight, with the Dow Jones industrial average .DJI posting a slim gain to end at another record high, while the S&P 500 .SPX eased 0.1 percent.
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Big multinational oil corporations who are in it for profits
do not care about America. Big oil's propaganda machine is well oiled
and will come out swinging. Yea team America. It is about time.
But, even with new Iranian oil coming back into the mix, I'm confident the manipulators can still find a way to get gasoline back to $4 a gallon soon. There's no way the rich 1% can afford to ease up on gas prices or let wage increases happen for the working poor and middle class, because that would spark inflation risks to the broader economy…which then means QE 4,5,6,7,8, etc. (free, easy money printing at the FED) would have to come to an end.
And we certainly can't have that.
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The idea that a team's cash amount directly effects the win amount is a s silly as thinking steroids can turn the talentless, into a talent. The real reasoning behind a teams success, or lack of, is based more on the way the cash is spent, not the amount. Coaching staff, the make-up of team chemistry, dealing with injury and the right pieces in the right spots hold more value to winning in the MLB than the actual price-tag hanging from the sleeve. Unfortunately for the novice and unknowingly types, this criteria is not easily constructed and can't be bought.
Teams that perform below average, year to year, can and will blame small payroll for some part of the disaster,especially in small-markets. But, look closely and you will see the common threads listed above are not intertwined, properly. The coaching staff is horrid, team chemistry is brutal and the line-up is full of square-pegs in the round hole. Regardless if it is an expensive mess or a cheap mess, it is still a mess.
Think of it like this: A one-million dollar rotten egg will smell just as badly as the two-cent rotten egg.
Yes, teams like the Yankees, Dodgers, Angels, Rangers and Tigers have had general success this year, and in the past, while also holding the top spots in the payroll department. However, holes in the front office, the clubhouse or in Divorce Court have had all of these teams in some version of turmoil as well, and their records suffered because of it. Check your stats. How many World Series Titles have the top-5 payroll teams had in the past decade? Five. If you count the 2002 Angels, which didn't hold the payroll they have now - With Albert and Company.
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Before you get out your comment-box pencil and start wasting phalange strength on arguments that, "50% is a really high amount and this Rick guy is nutty!" Hold your breath, have a beer and relax. The truth is not in he numbers, but what it took to reach a pinnacle of success to produce them.
50% is a high amount, but it's not 100%. Teams in the top-5 are not winning every year and when they do, it's because the team worked really well, together, not just as one or two high-priced saviors - See Alex Rodriguez. He was a playoff joke and the Yankees suffered because of it. When he finally played team-ball in 2009, the success of that franchise was rekindled, and the Yankees won. It was many pieces in the right spots, mixed with good coaching, that provided the spark, not the size of the Steinbrenner piggy-bank. Oink!
Then there are the Rays and the A's.
Currently, both of these teams are sitting atop the Wild Card race in the American League. Big surprise? No. And, it should not be a big surprise. If the winning trend continues, the Wild Card may provide a back-up plan for each team as they battle for the lead in their divisions, respectively, and that's all. No surprise, again. In fact, the only surprise to come of this scenario is where they rank in the, cha-ching, payroll category. The A's are 28 out of 30. The Rays are 24 out of 30.
Take a moment and listen to the crickets chirp. It's easy to hear when the critics go silencio (spanish for silent) and the whiners stop sniffling.
Joe Maddon should be recognized as one of the best Coaches to ever put on an MLB uniform and Bob Melvin is quickly showing that his genius is no fluke, either. Both have constructed teams on small payrolls, and have had success doing so. Like Bobby Cox, the two have been labeled as "players coaches" and the clubhouse environment is a complete 180 from disasters like the Red Sox - Minus the beer.
A good team will always take what they have and make it work. They play hard, they play together, they play as a team - The things money can't buy. The teams that don't, fail. Through laziness and poor spending choices, the easy way out of the losing-bag can leave a team and its fans confused, and exhausted - And ultimately out of the playoffs.
Don't blame the money, blame the guy that spends it. The MLB is full of talent, and most often missed talent. Big-market teams will always have the resources to get the marquis players, but that doesn't always mean instant victory - Albert Poujols. The rest of the league has the ability to compete if the entire organization plays their cards correctly and builds success from the top, down. Teams like the Rays, Pirates and A's have figured it out and maybe other teams will get the picture, too.
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The Norfolk-Fairmont Hotel is a world-famous hotel built in the Tudor style. Since its opening on Christmas Day 1904, the Norfolk has delighted generation after generation of visitors with its service, luxurious style and unfailingly high standards. In the early days, this was the stomping ground for adventure seekers and prominent people including President Theodore Roosevelt, Lord Baden-Powell, the Earl of Warwick and the Baron and Baroness Von Blixen. More recently, the hotel has been featured in numerous safari movies. The hotel's first gourmet chef arrived from the Waldorf Astoria in New York, and meticulous attention to cuisine has been the Norfolk's legacy ever since. The Ibis Grill has been rated one of the top ten restaurants in the world by Condé Nast Traveler and The Lord Delamere Terrace is still the meeting place for Nairobi's smart set. The hotel has 24-hour room service and all amenities including pool, hairdresser, and shops. It is the 5-star hotel of Nairobi in terms of rooms, amenities, food, service and ambiance.
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Strung around the crater rim, each with its own rock-enclosed balcony, the rooms feature brass lamps, embossed leather headboards, wildwood mirrors, Maasai carvings and flamboyant prehistoric wall motifs depicting fleeing giraffes, stylized gazelle and plunging buffalo. Each room draws on a cave-grey, indigo-blue and jasper-red color-scheme and enjoys uninterrupted views of the Crater's unmatched splendor.
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Region 6 Gold Cup Banquet was held in Tacoma, Washington. Much anticipation was felt amongst the IAME cup racers as the end of the night would see three lucky winners walk away with brand new Parilla/IAME engines. All senior and junior IAME Cup competitors' names were placed in a bucket for a random draw. The one stipulation set by Italian Motors was that in order to be eligible to win, your presence was necessary at the banquet. This lead to an interesting turn of events, as the first two names pulled for the Senior Leoaprd engine were not in attendance. In the end big smiles were worn by Keegan Laithwaite, Scott Hargrove and Sara Brinkac as they head into the 2011 with shiny new engines.
Italian Motors was also proud to introduce the striking new IAME Cup perpetual trophies for the classes of the IAME cup. Each trophy was dedicated to a particular woman who has significantly contributed to the sport in the North West. Marilyn Lehman, Virginia Kousmanen, and the late Dorothy Hayes were incredible forces who devoted much of their lives to karting. Everyone was honored to have Marilyn Lehman at the banquet. She received a standing ovation and gave a moving appreciation speech.
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they place on various aspects of their well-being (Buchanan, 2000). Depending on these values, childhood obesity may represent a greater concern to some than to others. Failing to reverse the trend in childhood obesity means that many obese children, over their lifetimes, could experience significant impairments in multiple domains of functioning. They are more likely to be chronically ill, to have a negative impact on their earning potential, and to even die prematurely.
While childhood obesity may not result in recognized clinical symptoms until later in life, the social and emotional correlates often have immediate effects on children's lives. Research on the short- and long-term impacts of obesity on children's emotional and social functioning has been extensively reviewed (French et al., 1995; Dietz, 1998b; Must and Strauss, 1999; Puhl and Brownell, 2001; Styne, 2001; Must and Anderson, 2003; Schwartz and Puhl, 2003), and the collective body of research clearly indicates that obese children and youth are stigmatized, and subject to negative stereotyping and discrimination by their peers (Schwartz and Puhl, 2003; Strauss and Pollack, 2003).
This sort of treatment, which is hypothesized to produce adverse emotional consequences such as low self-esteem, negative body image, and depressive symptoms for obese children, is not limited to peers; it may also come from adults, including parents, teachers, and health-care providers (Strauss et al., 1985). Even though obesity in children has become more common, such negative treatment has not diminished (Latner and Stunkard, 2003), as revealed by obese children who continue to be socially marginalized by their peers (Strauss and Pollack, 2003).
The results of studies on the emotional well-being of obese children are difficult to succinctly summarize, given the differences between studies. Variations include the outcome measures used, the characteristics of the study subjects (particularly age, gender, racial/ethnic status, and degree of obesity), and whether the samples were clinical or community-based. Furthermore, because many of the study designs are cross-sectional, it is often impossible to distinguish between time course, and impossible to determine whether the associations are causal. Nonetheless, a few general statements can be made.
In one longitudinal study, associations between obesity and low self-esteem appear to emerge by early adolescence and were strongest in Hispanic and white adolescent girls but not in African-American girls (Strauss, 2000). The emotional consequences are somewhat stronger in girls than in boys, increase with age, and may be greater in those obese children who seek treatment (Schwartz and Puhl, 2003). Having concerns about being


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The number of people who have signed contracts to buy existing homes is up for the second straight month.
The month of August saw a 4.3 percent rise in contracts signed. Still, that number is more than 20 percent below last year's pace.
The sales report for the last month of summer showed a nearly 7 percent jump in the South, 6 percent increase in the West, and a 2 percent rise in the Midwest.
Unemployment, weak job growth and poor credit have hurt the housing market, even with the lowest mortgage rates in decades. However, sales picked up in the spring when the government offered home buyers tax credits of up to $8,000. After the incentives expired April 30, sales began to decline.
Completed sales of previously occupied homes increased in August, but at the second-slowest annual pace in more than a decade. July's pace was the slowest in 15 years.
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Their belief in the biblical definition of marriage puts one Idaho couple center stage in America's culture war over same-sex marriage.