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Jessica Ennis had to fend off unexpected and barely comprehensible claims about her weight as she set about getting her bearings in the Mösle Stadion here yesterday.
Ennis spent much of the morning laughing off a report that her coach, Toni Minichiello, claimed "a high ranking person" in UK Athletics suggested the European heptathlon champion was "fat" and had "too much weight". Minichiello did not deny having made the comments, but said they were made in an interview conducted in November last year. Both he and his charge were keen to make light of the matter on the eve of Ennis's pre-Olympic confrontation with her major heptathlon rivals in the annual Hypo-Meeting here in the west of Austria over the course of today and tomorrow.
The 8st 13lb Ennis did not look as if she was carrying any kind of excess baggage as she limbered up for her clash with the other metaphorical heavyweights of the heptathlon, Olympic champion Nataliya Dobrynska of Ukraine and Tatyana Chernova of Russia. Asked by a member of the travelling British press pack whether she had been tucking into lard sandwiches for breakfast, the svelte South Yorkshirewoman replied: "I'm not even going to make a joke of it, because you'll put that in." Of all the things for her to be accused of, though, surely obesity was a bizarre stretch. "Yeah, it's definitely a funny one," Ennis acknowledged. "But it's not an issue at all. It's not something that's stressing me at the moment, so I can brush it off and ignore it.
"I came into this year expecting different things to happen, different articles, so it's not such a shock when you read things like that. But I don't want to comment on it because I don't want it to become something. As I said, it's not an issue to me."
It is not difficult to read between the lines and conclude that there must have been some kind of issue between Ennis's camp and someone in the hierarchy at UK Athletics, the domestic governing body of track and field, by whom Minichiello happens to be employed as an Olympic coach. Neither group denied the story yesterday. UK Athletics declined to pass any comment.
As for Minichiello, who has guided Ennis from an 11-year-old novice to a 26-year-old supreme all-rounder who has twice won world titles, he was reluctant to discuss the story, pointing out that he had given the interview six months ago. "It's too old to talk about," he said initially. "I think the biggest problem I've got this week is counting to 10. I'm hoping for some assistance just to make sure we've got 10 hurdles. I'm sure there will be."
At the Great City Games in Manchester last week, Ennis was denied a personal best time in the 100m hurdles when it came to light that there were only nine barriers on the track, not the regulation 10. From Hurdlegate, she has swiftly moved on to Fatgate.
When further pressed on the matter, Minichiello agreed that the assertion of Ennis being overweight was "ludicrous". "I'm an easily frustrated individual and my support of Jessica is huge, having coached her since she was such a young age," he said. "My problem is that I am defensive of that and of her, and sometimes that can come out in the wrong way. I hope people understand my motivation behind that, and that it is aimed to be for the best, even though quite often it is not perceived in that way."
While Minichiello stood patiently dealing with the questions, a figure in a yellow and blue tracksuit was slowly circling the track behind him. It was Dobrynska, the 11st 11lb Ukrainian who was a surprise Olympic champion in Beijing four years ago and who relieved Ennis of her world indoor pentathlon crown with a world record score in Istanbul in March.
It was two months to the day yesterday that her husband and coach, Dmytro Polyakov, died of cancer. "My form now is not the best," she said. "I have only done one month of training. I hope I can still make it a good competition."
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"The question is, 'Are they warranted,' and then the next question is, 'Are they penalty free for 40 minutes, the opposition, because that's how the assessment was made," said Keenan.
"I look down here," he added, looking down at the game sheet, "and we've got four hooking penalties and they have none. I would say you would be hard-pressed to say they never took a hooking penalty tonight."
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Politico Forgets to Mention Democrats Caused Student Loan Interest Rate Hike Problem
In its update on the coming student loan interest rate hike deal in Congress, Politico dances its blame-the-GOP tap dance once again saying that the coming rate hike is all just "politics." But somehow Politico forgets to note that this interest rate problem is of the Democrats' own making in the first place.
Reporting that Congress has signed off on a bipartisan deal to halt the scheduled interest rate increase on millions of student loans, Politico takes a paragraph to "explain" what the hold up was.
Lawmakers moved quickly on Friday to end a legislative dispute that got caught up in politics on Capitol Hill and on the campaign trail, as Obama repeatedly blamed Congress for delaying and Republicans accused the president of being AWOL in negotiations.
Yes, those darned old Republicans were just engaging in "politics."
But, wouldn't it have been nice for Politico to note why we got here with this student loan interest rate fiasco?
The fact is the low rate of 3.4 percent, where many student loans now stand, is at that low interest rate because Democrats under Pelosi and then Obama kept, year after year, needlessly lowering it when Democrats ran the House.
Of course there is "politics" being played on the student loan rate issue. The fact is that the new interest rate hike of 6.8 percent was set way back in 2002. But it was the "politics" of Democrats being played since 2007, not just Republicans in 2012, that brought us here.
As it happens, in 2007 Congress wanted the interest rate lowed to 6 percent and so they did. Then in 2008 they lowered it to 5.6 percent. In 2009 it was lowered to 4.5 percent. And finally in 2011 to 3.4 percent. But the whole time everyone knew that the 6.5 percent hike was a law passed years before and that it would hit in 2012. Sadly, if the rates had not been so continually lowered year by year, this issue would not be the big shock that it now is.
Still, it is good that Politico noted the Republican's complaint that Obama has been AWOL on negotiating. But Obama has made a standard practice out of being AWOL on practically every issue that faces Congress. Obama feels his job is to speak a few soothing words from his tele prompter and then to go play golf. He has rarely engaged lawmakers on any issue — be they Democrat or Republican.
Lastly, there is a big problem with extremely low student loan interest rates that Politico also did not discuss. Low rates naturally encourage more borrowing than is economically supportable.
Low rates will cause more people to borrow to go to college using that cheap money. This gives colleges and universities the false sense that they can raise tuition because they have lots of new students. This also encourages students with lower grade averages to go to college when they may not have if rates were higher. Ultimately, all this disgorges graduates into the labor market, students who become underemployed measured by the degrees they didn't need or stay unemployed because they cannot make use of their degrees.
It's a pretty unsustainable education bubble that when it bursts will cause far more problems than a 6.5 percent loan rate!
Cheap student loans are not a good idea. But Politico just wants you to know that those mean Republicans are just trying to use "politics" against that nice President Obama, just the same.
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There comes a time when even the most indefatigable Latin lover has to admit he's past it. After what he claimed to be more than 6,000 sexual partners, the heart-throb known along the Rimini beach front as Zanza or Tarzan has announced his retirement from the life of non-stop seduction.
"Up to now my life has been one of continuous enjoyment. Now I've decided it's time to start working. It all still works perfectly well," he says, gesticulating towards the area below his belt, "It's just that I find it tiring to go to bed with two or three girls a day like I used to."
At the ripe old age of 39, Zanza has been haunting the discos of Rimini for the past quarter-century, fulfilling the erotic fantasies of foreign tourists looking for holiday romance at a pace other men probably couldn't manage.
His catalogue of conquests is a veritable united nations, including Swedes, Brazilians, Japanese, even Eskimos - the whole caboodle, he says, except Mongolians and Albanians.
"Sometimes it takes no more than a look, and within five minutes we are making love," Zanza said, at the disco he part-owns in the trendy Rimini satellite of Marebello. "Once I had built up a reputation, I didn't even need to try. The women would come to me."
What did they see in him? He is undeniably good-looking, a less craggy version of Rod Stewart, with blow-dried blond hair and a perfectly groomed carpet of chest and stomach hair.
Zanza is not exactly politically correct. His nickname is an abbreviation for Zanzara, Italian for mosquito, as his technique is to strike and then fly away. Heshows little concern for his discarded conquests: "Sometimes they cry, but no more than that because I treat them nicely."
His ambition, strangely, is to marry, although he admits it'll be a rare women who puts up with him for keeps. After all, he hasn't given up the Casanova life style completely.
"The most beautiful things in the world are sunshine, women and football," he says. "I don't care for anything else."
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There are now somewhere around 50 room-escape games in the Hungarian capital, and these real-life puzzles are finding homes in other countries, too.
There are now somewhere around 50 room-escape games in the Hungarian capital, and these real-life puzzles are finding homes in other countries, too.
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Tickets to an opera house. A "luxury boutique" hotel. Picking up the check. Wait — this is frugal travel?
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Chefs are energizing the culinary scene in the capital by transforming Hungarian ingredients and serving up vibrant new flavors.
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From stately Buda in the west to shabby-chic Pest in the east, the Hungarian capital's brightest spots are native-born, rather than imports.
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The author followed a 1933 trek by the original Frugal Traveler, walking from Vienna to Budapest with only the generosity of strangers to help him.
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The eighth district has become a magnet for trendy bohemians, mixing soulful chic and shabby bourgeois.
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From counterculture pubs to opulent hotels, get a guide to experiencing the city on $250 or $1,000 a day.
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Like the blue Danube River that separates Castle Hill in Buda from the flâneur-worthy boulevards of Pest, the Hungarian capital has a sophisticated and hedonistic side.
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Budapest's latest luxury lodgings is a clear attempt at unseating the five-star monarch, the Four Seasons Gresham Palace.
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If they are prepared to campaign on raising the GST — or on borrowing more — they will be offering a true left-of-centre alternative to the Conservatives
Harper can remind New Zealand's citizens that their China-focused country still has friends in the West, even if they are becoming more like distant cousins
The Conservatives have reduced a combined anticipated surplus for the next six years to $31.2 billion — $26.7 billion of which they have already spent
A Toronto Star columnist laments for the bygone days of apolitical prime ministers. The 2015 election campaign begins rounding into (ugly) shape. And is it possible Alberta isn't the worst place in the world to buy a bottle of wine?
There are two possible answers to the question of what Ottawa will do with the anticipated surplus, as it piles up: Spend it, and spend it. Or, if the New Democrats are in charge, spend it.
The campaign has crystallized around one question: how to spend the estimated $50-billion in surplus expected to be generated over the next six years?
If he'd kept quiet, he'd be accused of a cover-up; now he's accused of violating MPs' privacy. Plus a powerful testimonial of sexual assault. And another shameful story of wrongful conviction.
It's one thing to acknowledge that under the current laws, Del Mastro gets to keep his pension. He does. The real issue is whether he ought to have qualified for the pension in the first place. Given that he cheated in one of his elections, why should he?
It didn't take long for consensus about the need to stamp out harassment on Parliament Hill to dissolve, amid poisonous accusations of partisan chicanery
It's not like sexual harassment in the workplace is a new and confounding issue that just popped into public consciousness out of nowhere. MPs just never bothered doing anything about it in their own precincts before.
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Are the Conservatives trying to make life fairer for dual- and single-income families, or is it a massive misogynist plot? Plus: A misnamed bridge over the St-Laurent; what to do about those bullet holes in Parliament; and, yeah, that Ghomeshi thing. Still.
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Set goals, have role models and aspire to be great.
These were the life lessons that Shortland Street's Benjamin Mitchell, otherwise known as Dr TK Samuels, had for the youth of Riverton.
He spoke to 130 people at the Riverton Community Charitable Trust free parent and youth evening last night, sharing his life experiences and the principles he lives by.
"I was fortunate with the influences I had and the choices I made. I believe we are all here for a purpose and once you discover that your job is to figure out how to get that," he said.
Step one for young people was to have a vision and a target because without it they could end up nowhere, he said. "People who don't have a vision end up involved with crime and drugs in loserville."
He was a powerful believer in role models for youth.
"No matter what you want to do, whether it's athletics, a career goal or a personal goal, learn from the people who have already done it, don't try to spend your whole life trying to figure it out or you will get stuck," he said.
Riverton Community Charitable Trust youth facilitator Tanya Colyer said it wasn't easy being a teenager and the choices were endless.
She set up the evening to help the youth of Riverton (11 years plus) talk openly and make better choices.
It was part of the "Be inspired" programme funded by the Child Youth and Family Fresh Start Innovation Fund, that aimed to address youth offending.
Parents Inc Attitude presenter James Beck spoke about choices and consequences, good and bad decisions.
He shared life skills with the teenagers and said he hoped it would help them to make life-enhancing choices about sex, drugs and alcohol. He regularly spoke to high school students about topical issues. Young people and parents found certain topics awkward but both needed to be educated, which was another aim of the evening, he said.
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Boruc moment of madness has Irish smiling
Northern Ireland 3 Poland 2
Sunday 29 March 2009
Northern Ireland strolled to the top of Group Three last night after Artur Boruc added yet another comical error to his gaffe-prone reputation. The Celtic goalkeeper (below) kicked nothing but air in a bid to clear Michal Zewlakow's bobbly back-pass and the ball rolled home to seal the hosts' victory.
It had looked as though the Irish would be thanking Evans after Manchester United's Jonny had recaptured the lead shortly after half-time when he stabbed home a corner for his first international goal. Whatever, the win took the hosts to the summit of Group Three and they stayed there after Slovenia and the Czech Republic battled to a 0-0 stalemate in Maribor.
The striker Warren Feeney summed up the mood. "It means a lot to score," he said. "I love playing for my country and I was buzzing, but all the lads were phenomenal. We are happy with the result and I think we deserved it."
Victory though was marred by unrest at the stadium and in the hours leading up to the match. Police made nine arrests after trouble at a Belfast pub and rival sets of fans had to be separated after fighting on the way to the ground. To compound matters further an assistant referee was injured when he appeared to be hit by an object thrown by one of the home supporters shortly after Poland's goal.
Conditions were not ideal as the game got under way with a blustery wind blowing. Feeney should have put Northern Ireland ahead after three minutes but dragged his effort wide of the post. However, they did take the lead in the 10th minute when Chris Brunt hoisted the ball to the back post, and Damien Johnson headed it into the area where Feeney made no mistake from close range.
Poland equalised midway through the half. The visitors sprung the offside trap with Ireneusz Jelen racing away and although goalkeeper Maik Taylor got a hand to his effort he was unable to prevent the ball going in. There were brief protests and play was then held up with the incident involving the assistant referee who needed treatment after sustaining an injury to his head.
Northern Ireland were celebrating two minutes into the second half when they regained the lead. Evans scored a first goal for his country, sweeping the ball home beyond Boruc following an inswinging corner from Grant McCann.
They extended their lead in the 61st minute thanks to a bizarre own goal from Michal Zewlakow. He looked on in disbelief as his back pass was completely missed by Boruc, the ball bobbling on the rutted pitch and bouncing over his foot. As time counted down Irish palms started to sweat and Marek Saganowski's injury-time header only made matters worse before the home fans could breathe a sigh of relief.
Bookings: Northern Ireland: Brunt. Poland: Guerreiro, Wasilewski, Krzynowek.
Attendance: 14,907
Referee: Martin Hansson (Sweden)
Man of the match: Evans
Match rating: 7/10
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Leicester fly-half Toby Flood has revealed his envy at not being part of England's dazzling defeat of New Zealand earlier this month.
The 27-year-old missed out on the 38-21 victory over the All Blacks with a toe injury and was forced to watch Owen Farrell and Freddie Burns share the playmaking duties on one of English rugby's greatest days. Flood staked an early claim for an England return for the Six Nations with 11 points on his return to action as the Tigers beat London Irish 31-9 in their Premiership clash on Saturday but he is refusing to look too far ahead.
"It was a hugely envious position for me because those guys went out there and beat the All Blacks, which is something I've never done," Flood told the Daily Telegraph. "But I'm not fussed about the international side of things right now. We've got a really tough Christmas to consider and for me it's just a case of bedding back down into the side."
Leicester round out their festive campaign with the visit of Gloucester this weekend and a trip to Worcester the following week before resuming their Heineken Cup campaign with crucial clashes with Ospreys and then Toulouse that will define their European season. "My big aim at the moment is hopefully to get a bit form and feel confident going into our final two Heineken Cup group games against Ospreys and Toulouse," added Flood.
Tigers director of rugby Richard Cockerill has also confirmed that England flanker Tom Croft was fit to return for the clash with Gloucester at Welford Road.
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The tragic and senseless shooting of Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords is just another in a long line of such incidents that occur with too much regularity. The Giffords shooting generated a great deal of publicity because she is a United States representative, but such mass violence has become so common that it's hardly shocking anymore. That's a shame and a sad commentary. When Richard Speck broke into a Chicago apartment in 1966 and murdered eight nurses, this country was shocked and incredulous, just as it was when Charles Whitman climbed a University of Texas tower that same year ...
• Sometimes we just have to wonder, "What were they thinking?" That's the case with Capt. Owen Honors, the highly regarded Navy officer who was recently relieve of his command after inappropriate videos turned up on the Internet. As commander of the USS Enterprise, Honors was popular among the sailors serving under him, and it's difficult to determine what could have motivated him to make videos that were considered lewd. The Navy had no choice but to relieve him because of poor judgment.
Hundreds of people filed into Camden's First Baptist Church earlier this week to witness the swearing-in of Kershaw County Sheriff Jim Matthews, and it was good to see that it took Matthews only a few minutes to sign mutual assistance pacts with the sheriffs of five neighboring counties, signaling a new day of cooperation among the local department and those of surrounding areas. It was appropriate that a large number of law enforcement officials from other departments -- county, state and federal -- attended the ceremony to watch the former DEA agent take the oath and pledge to do "my very ...
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• Country music fans in Kershaw County and across the country might get a special treat in the coming year. Superstar Merle Haggard, who's one of the only country stars who really did serve time in prison, was recently honored at Washington's Kennedy Center with a lifetime achievement award for his work. While there he got together with old buddies Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson and the three are contemplating getting together as a new singing group. There aren't many better than those three, and any work coming out of their collaboration will be a treat.
As the final minutes of 2010 wind toward midnight, there are probably many people in Kershaw County who won't be sad to see the curtain fall on this year. The economy remained stagnant; jobs didn't bounce back as everyone had hoped they would; the housing market is still in the doldrums; and we suffered through one of the most brutal summers in history. Yet there is hope ahead as we move into the second decade of the 21st century.
Warmer weather is on the way for Kershaw County, and there will no doubt be lots of people who are happy about that. Above-normal temperatures could bring this month's averages up enough to avoid this year's being the coldest December on record, but it's been pretty brutal by southern standards, with more nights in the teens this month than we normally see in a couple years. There will no doubt be a great many expressions of disbelief when heating bills arrive. But we in South Carolina can still consider ourselves fortunate; rarely do we experience the kind ...
• The new census brought good news for South Carolina, as the Palmetto State's population growth over the past decade will result in an additional Congressional seat, bringing the state's total to 7. As expected, most states which will pick up seats are in the South and the West, and most which will lose states are in the industrial Midwest and the Northeast. The new Congressional map amounts to an obstacle for national Democrats.
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As we near the end of 2010 -- it's almost unfathomable that a full decade has passed since the momentous millennium celebration -- the economy is still struggling to rebound both nationally and right here in Kershaw County. Many small businesses are just hanging on until things get better; real estate agents are not seeing an anticipated turnaround in home sales; and too many people are out of work. At the same time, there is much to celebrate. The Christmas season is the basis of the Christian faith, and a time of reunion; thousands of Kershaw Countians will join with family ...
• It's been much colder than normal here in Kershaw County and many people are ready for an easing of the temperatures. But one friend suggested recently we should be thankful; he had checked weather information on-line, and for a recent week in Fairbanks, Alaska, the high temperature -- the high -- was negative 28 degrees. The low was negative 51. Those readings make our recent nights in the teens seem absolutely balmy.
As we approach a new year, one of the best presents the State of South Carolina could receive from the General Assembly would be a comprehensive tort reform measure that would make the state's business climate friendlier and would spur economic stability. Texas has been a leader in tort reform, and Gov. Rick Perry is pushing a new proposal that would take that state a step further.
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Voters in Kershaw County and nationwide have been bombarded with news during the past few days regarding the compromise between the Obama administration and Congressional Republicans on tax policy. Democrats in Washington, who for nearly two years have been accusing the GOP of obstructionism, are the people in this instance who are throwing up roadblocks. To listen to them tell it, lower-income Americans are being saddled with a lion's share of the American tax burden while upper-income citizens walk away on April 15 scot-free. So here are a few facts:
• Property rights vs. community pride is a conflict as old as civilization itself. In recent months, we've reported on two attempts to regulate the appearance of properties in an effort to clean up our communities. Back in October, Kershaw County Council rejected, 3-4, third reading of an ordinance which would have given the county authority to demolish uninhabitable dwellings deemed a nuisance to neighbors or the community at large. More recently, Bethune Town Councilman John Fulmer proposed an ordinance which, if passed in December, would fine owners of blighted properties if they don't clean them up after being ...
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Operating under the simple premise that citizens have a right to know as much as they can about how their government officials operate, and how that affects governmental agencies as a whole, we almost always favor laws and regulations which require transparency in government. Transparency, of course, is an overused word, but it basically means that government agencies must operate in a way that allows citizens to observe what's happening, and even to have input about what's taking place.
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