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Wednesday's New York Times article about the possibility of Democrats pursuing health care reform without Republican cooperation contains this passage:
The Democratic shift may not make producing a final bill much easier. The party must still reconcile the views of moderate and conservative Democrats worried about the cost and scope of the legislation with those of more liberal lawmakers determined to win a government-run insurance option to compete with private insurers.
Gee, reading that, you'd never know that Kent Conrad admits his co-op plan wouldn't do much to bring down costs, would you? Or that inclusion of a public plan -- which the conservatives are balking at -- would lower costs?
In fact, nothing in the article so much as hints at either of those things.
Just another way the media gives conservatives credit for wanting to control costs, even as they oppose policies that would actually do it -- and, thus, stack the deck against a public plan.
From the August 18 edition of CNN's Lou Dobbs Tonight:
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Health Care For America Now (HCAN) argues that a change in the NBC/Wall Street Journal's wording of a key poll question about health care reform produces skewed results.
In June, the NBC/WSJ poll asked:
In any health care proposal, how important do you feel it is to give people a choice of both a public plan administered by the federal government and a private plan for their health insurance--extremely important, quite important, not that important, or not at all important?
76 percent said it was extremely or quite important to include such a plan in health care reform.
In July, NBC and the Journal changed their wording:
Would you favor or oppose creating a public health care plan administered by the federal government that would compete directly with private health insurance companies?
That produced a much more negative response. There are indications that the new NBC/WSJ out this evening will repeat that July wording, with similar results.
Here's HCAN's take, backed up by quotes from two pollsters:
These polls are not comparable. The first poll (June) accurately framed the question - should people be able to choose a public health insurance option. The second poll (July and August) pushed them towards an answer by leaving out the essential question of choice and asking a yes or no question.
On Hardball earlier this evening, NBC's Chuck Todd claimed that they changed the wording because the word "choice" "biased" the question.
Todd didn't explain what is "biased" about describing a plan that offers people a choice between a public plan and private insurance as offering a choice between a public plan and private insurance.
Aside from the absurdity of describing the original question as "biased," it is important to note that the first question frames the topic of a public plan in terms of its effect on consumers -- it indicates that they would have a choice between a public plan and private insurance. The new wording frames it in terms of the plan's effect on private insurance companies by emphasizing that they would face competition. The new wording is only passingly about consumers.
It should come as no surprise that a poll question that adopts the insurance companies' point of view yields results less favorable for a public plan than one that focuses on the impact on consumers.
UPDATE: NBC posts a response -- sort of:
NBC pollsters Peter Hart (D) and Bill McInturff (R) released the following statement: "The only agenda that we have is to accurately measure changes in public opinion. To that end, we selected two questions which we think are the best barometers of how and if attitudes on health care are changing in view of the robust public debate that is occurring."
Peter Hart and Bill McInturff have forgotten more about polling than most of us will ever learn -- but their response is, well, non-responsive. First, they make no effort at all to defend the new wording, or to explain why they think it is better than the old. Second, if you're trying to measure "changes in public opinion," it helps to have a consistent question to track over time.
It should also be noted that NBC's Chuck Todd and Mark Murray misrepresent the wording change in their introduction to the Hart/McInturff statement:
Liberals and progressives -- including Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office and the group Health Care for America Now -- have raised questions why our poll measured whether Americans supported the "choice" of a public/government option in June, while in July and this month it removed "choice" and simply asked whether Americans favor or oppose the option.
The July and August polls didn't simply remove the word "choice," as Todd and Murray claim. It completely changed the perspective of the question, as I explained above. The original question focused on impact on the consumer; the new question ignores that in favor of a focus on impact on insurance companies.
NBC's Chuck Todd, a few minutes into a discussion with Chris Matthews about health care polling:
When you actually give them the president's plan, a majority approve of it, when you lay it out.
Well, that would seem to be a pretty key point, wouldn't it? That polling showing a lack of support for health care reform is based on a lack of understanding of it, and when it is spelled out for people, they approve of reform?
And yet Matthews and Todd quickly moved on, with Matthews asking why Democrats don't just give up already and pass whatever Chuck Grassley and Joe Lieberman want. Matthews doesn't seem to think the policy merits matter, doesn't seem to think informed public opinion matters -- he just wants Congress to pass a bill with the words "health care" in it.
After reporting on August 17 that "there are signs that the administration may be backing off the so-called public option," ABC's World News host Charles Gibson went on to cite "experts" who said, in Gibson's words, "[I]f you take out the public option in terms of insurance, there's going to be no restraints on the cost of insurance." But in the three months prior, World News has never cited any health experts making that point; rather, correspondents only reported that the intention of the public plan was to drive down costs or cited Democrats making that claim.
On August 18, several media figures -- including MSNBC host Dr. Nancy Snyderman, Fox Business Network host Connell McShane, and NBC correspondent Savannah Guthrie -- reported that 60,000 senior citizens have canceled their AARP membership since July 1 because of the organization's support for health care reform. But those media figures did not note that the Associated Press reported the previous day that, according to an AARP spokesman, the organization regularly loses 300,000 members a month and has gained 400,000 new members in the same period.
From the August 18th edition of Premiere Radio Networks' Rush Limbaugh:
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In an August 18 Associated Press article, David Espo quoted Sen. Mitch McConnell's claim that health reform proposals will be paid for "through massive cuts to Medicare," without pointing out, as FactCheck.org did, that "[t]he claim that Obama and Congress are cutting seniors' Medicare benefits to pay for the health care overhaul is outright false." Additionally, Espo quoted McConnell's assertion that health reform will be funded through "taxes on small business," without noting that according to House Democrats, the nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation concluded that only 4.1 percent of small businesses would be affected by the surtax in the House Democrats' health reform bill or that the Senate HELP bill provides credits to help small businesses comply with the mandated coverage provisions.
From the August 18th edition of Premiere Radio Networks' Rush Limbaugh:
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Howard Kurtz, the most influential media critic in all the land, thinks media coverage of health care has been just dandy:
Alexandria, Va.: Overall, I think the fabled mainstream media has done a great job covering protests and opinions on both sides of the health-care debate, but they get a D- on presenting an overall, easy to understand what it all means. I've been disappointed that controversy, over detailed analysis wins yet again. Sorry, those multiple Web links to copies of the bill don't help. This should be a major national debate, but overall, the coverage is too much flash and not enough substance.
Howard Kurtz: I'm going to partially disagree. If you look at the major newspapers, and the recent Time cover story, there has been a lot of detailed substance published about almost every aspect of the health care debate: public option, Medicare reimbursement, industry lobbying, end-of-life counseling, you name it. It's out there. It's not hard to find.
As Eric noted earlier, the Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence In Journalism found that recent health care coverage has focused overwhelmingly on politics and protests, and 70 percent of Americans say the media has done a fair or poor job of explaining the details of health care proposals.
But Howard Kurtz says the media has done a fine job, so don't worry if the public has mostly seen stories about yelling and screaming, and doesn't think the media have explained the policy details.
On the August 18 edition of Fox News' America's Newsroom, after co-host Bill Hemmer noted the results of an Ipsos/McClatchy poll question -- which he incorrectly said was an ABC News poll question -- asking if the public option would provide better care than private plans, Fox News vice president for news and Washington managing editor Bill Sammon claimed that "people are saying they don't want the public option, as that poll demonstrates." However, when the Ipsos/McClatchy poll specifically asked respondents if they believed "it is necessary to create a public health insurance plan," 52 percent of respondents agreed. Numerous other recent polls also show that a majority of Americans support a public option.


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Last Thursday's opinions: In Plain English
While most of the world has eyes only for the World Cup, Court watchers have spent several mornings in June anxiously awaiting the Court's final decisions for this Term.┬Ā Last Thursday did not disappoint, as the Court handed down opinions in seven cases, many of which (including the "honest services"┬Ø fraud cases and a big First Amendment case) have garnered an awful lot of attention, and all of which have far-reaching implications.
Where to start?┬Ā In my view, one of the most interesting cases of the Term "ŌĆ£ and one that fell somewhat under the shadow of the Skilling decision "ŌĆ£ was Doe v. Reed, a case about signatures on a referendum petition in the State of Washington.┬Ā The referendum issue?┬Ā Gay marriage.┬Ā Opponents of same-sex marriage in Washington signed a petition objecting to heightened legal status for domestic partners, but then objected to their names being published, citing a concern that they would be harassed and intimidated for their views.┬Ā
But the Court rejected this argument, holding that disclosure of the signatures should generally be allowed.┬Ā While it understood that harassment might occur, it reasoned that the election process maintains integrity and transparency through such disclosures.┬Ā In other words, the Court balanced the privacy interests of the petition signers against the state's interest in running its elections fairly.┬Ā The Court is quite frequently engaged in this kind of balancing of interests in cases, like this one, in which both sides have competing interests and goals.┬Ā Although both might be protected by the Constitution, the Court's job is to decide which one trumps.┬Ā If you have read in other posts about a "compelling state interest,"┬Ø that's what the concept means "ŌĆ£ the Court weighs a constitutional right against the state's need to limit that right.┬Ā Here, the Court decided that the state's interest in running fair elections was important enough to warrant publication of the names, even if harassment could result.
The case is not over:┬Ā although the Court held that signatures should generally be disclosed, it left open the possibility that these particular petition signers could still win in the lower courts.┬Ā Who knows?┬Ā The case might even make its way back to the Court in the coming years.
One other note:┬Ā The Court sided with the state here, which some may view as siding with gay marriage proponents.┬Ā But that's not it at all.┬Ā The Court did not express an opinion on gay marriage in and of itself.┬Ā It merely ruled on the legal issue before it, an important distinction that will come into play even when cases directly implicating gay marriage eventually make their way to the Court.
Let's turn now to the "honest services"┬Ø fraud cases.┬Ā Jeffrey Skilling is undoubtedly celebrating this weekend, although he's not completely off the hook (more on that in a minute).┬Ā At issue in his case (as well as two others, Weyhrauch v. United States and Black v. United States), was the federal "honest services"┬Ø statute, which provides that a defendant can be convicted of fraud for depriving someone else of that person's "intangible right"┬Ø to the defendant's "honest services."┬Ø┬Ā That wording is pretty broad, and for decades, federal prosecutors have used the statute in a broad range of corruption cases.┬Ā That all changed on Thursday, when the Court held that the statute applied only to crimes involving bribery and kickbacks.┬Ā Because Skilling and others had been tried under the statute for other kinds of crimes, the Court explained, those convictions could not stand.┬Ā
In my inbox are all kinds of questions from Plain English readers "ŌĆ£ how could the Court do this?┬Ā Didn't Jeffrey Skilling cause a whole bunch of people to lose their life savings?┬Ā That's an important question, and the answer gives us insight into how the Court works.┬Ā The Court's job is not to decide whether people are guilty or not guilty "ŌĆ£ that's a job for the trial courts.┬Ā No, the Supreme Court must decide what the Constitution and federal statutes mean.┬Ā The Court must be neutral about the outcome, deciding how the law works and then seeing what outcome results.
Think back to third-grade social studies or Schoolhouse Rock "ŌĆ£ remember checks and balances?┬Ā The judicial branch is one of three branches of the federal government, and the Court has to check and balance the executive and legislative branches.┬Ā That's why we see a lot of Supreme Court cases involving executive power or statutory interpretation.┬Ā
But for those of you who are worried that the Supreme Court just issued Skilling, Black, and others a get-out-of-jail-free card, that is probably not going to happen either.┬Ā All of these defendants were convicted of multiple crimes, so even if their convictions under the honest fraud services statute do not hold up, some of the others probably will.┬Ā These cases, like Doe v. Reed, will probably be litigated for years to come.
Now, on to three cases that might not have been as familiar to the general public.┬Ā In Morrison v. National Australia Bank, the Court held that Australians could not sue in American courts over fraud by an American division of an Australian bank.┬Ā The Australian plaintiffs had bought stock on an international exchange; the Court held, however, that the securities fraud statute at issue only applied to domestic transactions.┬Ā For securities cases, the ruling will discourage what's known as forum shopping, or the practice of filing suit in a court whose law is particularly sympathetic to the plaintiff's cause.┬Ā┬Ā┬Ā
In Magwood v. Patterson, the Court handed down yet another opinion that helps criminal defendants who bring habeas petitions "ŌĆ£ that is, who seek to have their convictions or sentences (including those in state court) struck down by a federal court because they violate the Constitution.┬Ā Under a law enacted by Congress in 1996, a defendant can generally only file one habeas petition.┬Ā Once again, the Court's job in this case was to interpret ambiguous language in a federal statute "ŌĆ£ here, the provision prohibiting defendants from filing "second or successive"┬Ø petitions."┬Ø┬Ā ┬ĀIt concluded that when a defendant files a petition and is re-sentenced, he can file a new habeas petition challenging his new sentence, even if he could have made the same challenge to his original sentence.┬Ā Perhaps the most interesting thing about Magwood, though, is that it once again demonstrates how hard it is to pigeonhole the Justices as "conservative"┬Ø or "liberal."┬Ø┬Ā Both Justice Kennedy (the Court's so-called "swing"┬Ø vote) and Justice Ginsburg (who is usually regarded as one of the Court's four "liberal"┬Ø Justices) voted for the state and against Magwood, the death-row inmate.┬Ā But Magwood still won, because two of the Court's "conservative"┬Ø Justices "ŌĆ£ Thomas and Scalia "ŌĆ£ agreed with Justices Stevens, Breyer, and Sotomayor that he should be allowed to file his second challenge.┬Ā [Disclosure:┬Ā Both Akin Gump and Howe & Russell represented Magwood in this case, but I was not involved in the proceedings.]
Finally, in Granite Rock v. International Brotherhood of Teamsters, the Court resolved another issue about arbitration, holding that it was up to a federal court, not an arbitrator, to decide when parties entered into a collective bargaining agreement (perhaps refuting in part Tom's LiveBlog comment from last week that "the Court hearts arbitration"┬Ø).┬Ā
Next up?┬Ā As the Court announced on Thursday, we've got only one opinion day to go before the Court is in summer recess . . . and we're still waiting, breathless, for opinions in some of the Term's highest-profile cases.┬Ā Yes, these include Bilski v. Kappos, the landmark case that has patent lawyers on the edges of their seats; McDonald v. Chicago, the case that will determine whether state and local gun laws are subject to the Constitution's right to keep and bear arms; and Christian Legal Society v. Martinez, the case about public university funding to religious groups with restrictive membership requirements.┬Ā
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Each day, the Mississippi River dumps into the Gulf of Mexico millions of tons of animal waste from Midwest factory farms and animal feed croplands. The nitrates in animal waste and fertilizer runoff produce vast algal blooms that suck up oxygen from the water, killing all marine life. The pesticides seal the deal. According to Wikipedia, the resulting "dead zone" extends over 8,500 square miles, roughly three times the size of the BP oil slick.
We react dramatically to unanticipated threats like the BP oil spill and accidental deaths. Yet we tend to accept and tolerate the much more damaging, but routine, threats from animal waste discharges and deaths from killer diseases linked to meat and dairy-laden diets.
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Exeter resident Martha Pennell has made a remarkably generous offer to the Southeast Land Trust: she will donate her 13 acres of scenic land to the organization so long as we commit to keeping it forever undeveloped. Named in honor of Martha's aunt, Emma Kimball, the "Kimball Reserve" will be a community treasure, providing a place to enjoy nature and take a leisurely walk in the woods. Double the impact of your gift: RiverWoods Retirement Community has offered $13,000 in matching funds to help us reach our goal of $27,000 in donations by the end of the year. Donate here.
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FRANKLIN, Tenn. (AP) -- The Williamson County School Board has voted against allowing home-schooled students to participate in sports on high school teams.
The Tennessean reported that board members discussed the topic for 45 minutes on Monday before voting 8-to-3 against allowing students outside of the county school system to join teams at their area high schools.
The Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association changed its bylaws to allow home-schooled students to participate in public school sports, provided they meet certain eligibility requirement. But TSSAA bylaws do not supersede local education authorities so school districts still have the ability to restrict students from participating.
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Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Has Returned 16.9% Since SmarTrend Recommendation (VRX)
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If you think first dates are often awkward and full of fumbles, well … you're right. But that doesn't necessarily mean a new duo is destined for Splitsville. In fact, sometimes a "bad" first date can lead to long-lasting love, or at least to a nice friendship. So forget first impressions and read how these iVillagers handled some hilarious -- and often truly sweet -- dating moments.
A Poor Pickup
One Saturday afternoon, my college roommate and I were sitting around discussing how fed up we were with meeting guys in bars and hearing the same old tired lines. So that night we decided to go out just for us -- we were going to ignore the guys and their pick-up lines and just dance, laugh and have a good time. Of course, as soon as we enter a bar, this guy immediately starts following my roommate around. After our afternoon discussion, she was determined to ignore him. Well, the guy was pretty cute and I was starting to feel sorry for him, so I said to my roommate, "Hey, give him a chance." So she turned to him and said, "So, what do you do for a living?" He replied, "I'm a nuclear physicist." She was sure he was lying and she got really angry. She totally went off on him -- talking about how the one time she decides to have a conversation with a guy, she gets a big boner of a line! She even tossed a drink at him! Well, the poor guy said very quietly that he was sorry she was disappointed and slunk away. He was so pitiful.
The next day, the guy calls her -- he said he got her number from some mutual acquaintance. He said he really wanted her to see where he worked and to gain her respect. She was touched, so she actually agreed to go. He came and picked her up, and proceeded to take her to … the nuclear power plant where he really did work as a NUCLEAR PHYSICIST! Needless to say, she was mortified. Good thing he is so forgiving -- they're about to have their second child. --hasugirl
Total Touchdown
A new guy I was dating, who was three years younger than me, was having a Super Bowl party. He told me to bring a friend if I wanted, so I brought my roommate. We were the only women there, and my date proceeded to get very drunk. He kept asking me to "help him in the kitchen." When I went to the kitchen with him, he would try to kiss me, breathing beer fumes in my face the whole time! By the second half of the game, he was slurring his words and acting very obnoxious. All the way home, I complained to my roommate, saying that I would never again date a younger man. I couldn't believe what a jerk he had been!
Meanwhile, my roommate defended him, saying he was just having fun with his friends. She reminded me that we had had such a great first date and said I should give him another chance. But I was undecided. He called the next night, apologized for his behavior and asked if he could make it up to me. I said yes. I figured he had apologized and acknowledged what a jerk he had been. Plus, he had been really nice to my roommate at the party, which was really important to me. Anyway, it has been three years and many terrific dates since then. We were married last month, and the roommate who went with me to the party was a bridesmaid. My husband rolls his eyes when I tell this story -- luckily, though, he can laugh at himself --1030114
Starry-Eyed Sweethearts One night, a great guy friend and I decided at the last minute to hang out together. It was 11pm and I drove for two hours to meet him at a coffee shop. (Okay, so deep down I was thinking of him as more than a friend.) When I arrived, he had a surprise for me. Armed with sleeping bags, he stated that tonight we were going to spend the night under the stars. We drove out of town to a quiet little spot filled with trees (he had pre-picked the location), laid out our sleeping bags and sat and talked for five hours. It was very cozy and romantic -- he even gave me the occasional back massage. And we saw three falling stars! I've never slept outside like that before. It was truly amazing. It felt like we were the only two people in the universe. It wasn't officially a date, but I think I fell in love with him that night. --iVillager
Surprise Kisses
The best date I ever had wasn't really a date. I was leaving this really great New Year's Eve party and my good friend Hans needed a ride home, so I offered. When we got to his house, we stood out by my car and talked for a while. Then when he was getting ready to go in, he gave me a tender, romantic kiss. As we were kissing, a soft rain began to fall. We just stood in the street, under the streetlight, kissing in the rain. I get tingly just writing this. What a great guy. And we were friends for many years after that. --iamlilith
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My worst date was with this guy who was four inches shorter than me. I spent all afternoon before our date searching for flat-heeled shoes so I wouldn't tower over him. Then, as we were on our way to the restaurant, he told me about a fight he had with someone in his office. What a way to start a conversation with someone you hardly know! When we arrived at the restaurant, they seated us, but then announced that they were about to close! Who closes at 9:30 on a Friday night? Dinner went okay, although we felt obliged to hurry up. Still, I gave him a second chance and went out with him again, and sixteen months later we were married. We've been married for 21 years, and he is still my sweetheart. --lnmom
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On the way to meet my date at a restaurant, my car broke down and I was stranded on the highway with no way to contact him. I walked a mile and a half to a motel where the proprietor wouldn't let me use the phone. When I finally found a phone and called him, he came to get me, then waited with me at my car for over an hour until the tow truck showed up. By this time we were both starving, so we went out to eat. Afterwards, I had to go pick up my son at my mother's, and since I didn't have a car, my date "chauffeured" me. He even stuck around for several hours and played with my son. What could have been a nightmare turned out to be great because my date was so wonderful about it. And in case you're wondering, he did call again … and again and again! --teenam99


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Can we see the grill now? Not that I hate new CTS's grill, but I would like to see more aggressive look on new CTS. (I'm not a big fan of rear end of 3rd gen CTS - looks like XTS from the back)
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Just out of curiosity, where did all of these nicknames for the ponies start? Twilight is "Purplesmart," Pinkie I guess is "Ponka" now, Celestia has been "Sunbutt" for a while – they're hilarious, but where did the trend begin?
Thank /mlp/ for Purple Smart, Ponka or Song Smile, Yellowquiet, Rarara, Sunbutt, Think Rainbow Dash is Rainbro or something else. Don't remember Applejack's /mlp/ name
because Applejack is a background pone so therefore no one on /mlp/ would put effort in giving her a nickname so I'll just call her The Brother Fucker lol is funny because country folks and incest.
I just wonder what was going through their heads when they gave these ponies these nicknames…..especially Rarity's. They seriously called her Rarara, still not as bad as Applejack's possible nickname/Kewln00b's nickname. Which makes me wonder what would happen if we had nicknames like /mlp/ gave the Pones. I say Randomman becomes Rararaman, because is creative.
EDIT: Went to go find a picture for this page get featuring Rarara by searching 'Rarara' on KYM. Found only….an NSFW picture which I didn't want to click on. So instead I searched for "Rarity" on KYM and as an added twist clicked on "Lowest Score" and found the one Rarity Picture with the most downvotes that's not creepy/Justin Bieber.
Oh Ponythread, it never ceases to amaze me. Let's have a toast to that Pinkie Pie thread…..because you'll probably never see me start another one of those again. Get ready for another 1200 Rainbow Dash and Rarity threads in the future mother fuckers!!!


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By Doug Halberstadt
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A few weeks ago, I wrote a column about the four Major League Baseball teams that are predominantly followed by the fans who live in this area: (in no particular order) the Cubs, White Sox, Brewers and Cardinals. At that time, all of them were hovering right around the .500 mark.
For two of those four teams, things have stayed roughly the same. The Cubs and the Brewers have dropped to sub-.500 by 3 and 6 games, respectively. The other two teams, the Cardinals and the White Sox, have distinguished themselves in completely opposite ways.
First, the good. The Cardinals have taken over the lead in the National League Central. At press time, they had a 20-15 record, a full five games above .500.
On the other end of the spectrum, we have the White Sox. They rest squarely at the bottom of the American League Central with the worst record in all of the majors. They have fallen to 9 games under .500 at 13-22. Speculation has swirled around whether their manager, Ozzie Guillen, will keep his job for the entire season.
Guillen is coming off a two-game suspension for an ejection and tweets he made following an argument with home-plate umpire Todd Tichenor in a game against the Yankees at the end of that horrible month of April. The ejection may have been Ozzie's calculated way of getting his team's attention.
Drastic times call for drastic measures, and when you have the worst record in the majors, something has to be done. Was it the right move? Was it enough? Only time will tell. The Sox are still struggling, but have recently shown signs of life.
At press time, the Sox won their last two games against the Seattle Mariners.
The Sox open this week with three games against the Angels before taking tomorrow (Thursday, May 12) off. They finish out this week with another three games on the road against the Athletics. Even if they could manage to sweep all six games this week, they'd still be 3 games under .500. That's still not good.
Stay tuned…
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STANDING IN A DARK CONFERENCE ROOM at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in La Jolla, California, Satchidananda Panda, Ph.D., is at the epicenter of a research movement that has rocked conventional weight-loss thinking to its core. Gesturing toward a big-screen display, Panda clicks over to a pair of maps. The one on the left shows the varying degrees of darkness and light pollution in the night sky over the continental United States. The one on the right: diabetes incidence, county by county, in the U.S. population. The charts have been adjusted to control for the greater population numbers in city areas, but still, the two are mirror images of each other.
"Where there are more lights," he says, "there is more diabetes." Those aren't refrigerator lights depicted on the night map, but they might as well be, given the effect on all of us.
Panda goes on to explain what may be happening: "My hypothesis is that staying up and eating late may be the cause. [Early on] we didn't know how to use fire. In the daytime, human beings would hunt something, eat something; but in the nighttime they had to protect themselves against predators. It was only about 200,000 years ago that we learned how to control fire, and only a few people could use fire to stay up past sunset. For the past 50 years or so we've been staying awake late into the night. That's when we see the rise of weight problems."
He has a theory about the mechanism behind it: The advent of artificial light has also led to an artificial extension of our feeding times. Our circadian rhythms have a natural stop sign built into them, and we run into that sign almost every day. Think about how you regularly sidle up to a bowl of ice cream while watching Leno, or stop at Wendy's for a late-night drive-thru snack. Modern technology has created an artificial daytime for us, and we're filling it up with meal four, meal five, and meal six. That extended eating interval throws our digestive system off-kilter and messes with the many hormones and enzymes that manage it. Our bodies can't process the food we eat, and those calories end up where they shouldn't—around our bellies and butts.
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Panda's laboratory devised an ingenious study to test his ideas on mice. The mice were divided into two groups and put on the same high-calorie, high-fat diet: One group was given the freedom to eat anything at any time of day. The other mice could eat as much as they wanted but only within an 8-hour time frame. The study went on for 100 days. Guess which group was plumped up?
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Labreque, 20, is wanted on warrants from Hillsborough County Superior Court for probation violations stemming from an original conviction and sentence for robbery, criminal threatening and resisting arrest.
He is described as 5-feet-6, 126 pounds, with blue eyes, brown hair and a scar on his forehead. He is known to have family, friends and associates throughout the Manchester area.
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How to Text From Your Laptop
There are a variety of ways to send a text message from your laptop. Of course, you must have the recipient's phone number and a connection to the internet. Now, once that's established, start texting… And the best part is: there is no fee for you to send a single text message through the internet. (Standard messaging rates to apply to recipients though.)
Here are several ways that you can send a text message from your laptop:
1) Send a text message from your email account.
If you know the recipient's cell phone service provider, enter the recipient's number the field where you would ordinarily enter a his or her email address. Next, you've got to couple the number with the proper domain name, depending upon the recipient's mobile phone provider. The domain suffixes for various companies are as follows:
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Verizon is especially versatile. If you use the suffix @vzwpix.com, you can also send photos and video over the internet. To recap: the recipient's email address should read something like firstname.lastname@example.com, if you were sending a picture message to the phone number (987) 654-3210. If the recipient replies, the response will come back to your email address.
2) Send a text message from a provider website.
Both Verizon and AT&T allow you to send texts to recipients, provided you have an account with them. Just sign in to your My Verizon Account (http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/myverizonlp) or your My AT&T account (https://www.att.com/olam/passthroughAction.myworld) and you will be able to send text messages from your laptop. T-Mobile also offers text messaging capabilities, but only to recipients that are T-Mobile customers (https://my.t-mobile.com/Login/). Check with your provider to see if they offer this, and be sure to note if you are restricted to their network.
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Many of the free SMS sites, however, may require you to sign up for service with them, and/or provide an email address with which to receive responses to your text messages. But this is a small price to pay for the ability to send free texts. Plus, these online SMS services will allow you to send bulk messages to thousands of recipients at once, after uploading a contact list.
Imagine the possibilities! You could send dozens and dozens of free text messages – right from your laptop. If you have a curated message to send to several recipients, you may want to consider one of these methods to reach out to customers. And if you can send them a text with a call to action worth responding to, those recipients will more than likely text you back.


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Global action star Liam Neeson stars in this action thriller played out at 40,000 feet in the air. During a transatlantic flight, U.S. Air Marshal Bill Marks (Neeson) receives a series of cryptic text messages threatening to kill a passenger every 20 minutes unless $150 million is transferred into an off-shore account. With the lives of hundreds of passengers hanging in the balance, Marks must use every nuance of his training to uncover the killer traveling on the aircraft. Co-starring Julianne Moore (The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1), Michelle Dockery (TV's Downton Abbey) and Academy Award® winner Lupita Nyong'o (12 Years a Slave).
Ends 12/31/14. A non-stop flight takes a terrifying turn for federal air marshal Liam Neeson: an anonymous text from a maniac promises a passenger death every 20 minutes if $150 million isn't transferred into a bank account. Once the bodies begin piling up, it's thrusters at full speed as Neeson desperately tries to identify the killer...while also proving it's not him! With Julianne Moore.
When an air marshal (Liam Neeson) receives text messages threatening to kill the passengers on his plane, he must use every nuance of his training to uncover the killer.
Dr. Martin Harris (Liam Neeson) awakens after a car accident in Berlin to discover that his wife (January Jones) suddenly doesn't recognize him and another man (Aidan Quinn) has assumed his identity. Ignored by disbelieving authorities and hunted by assassins, he finds himself alone, tired, and on the run. On his own in a strange country, Martin seeks aid from an unlikely and reluctant source (Diane Kruger) as he plunges headlong into a deadly mystery that will force him to question his sanity, his identity, and just how far he's willing to go to uncover the truth.
Dr. Martin Harris wakes from a car accident to find another man has assumed his identity. Alone, tired, and on the run, he plunges headlong into a deadly mystery to uncover the truth.
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After viewing the fantastic builds of Rod's 64 promo Galaxie, and Clifford's 30 year old build of a 64 lightweight, I got the itch to build one. This one is pretty much waiting to get paint on the body, and interior, then final assembly. Love those old FORDS!!!
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Posted 25 October 2013 - 12:11 PM
Very NICE Tom, brings back memories, my first car was a 64 galaxie 500 convertable 289 HP 3 speed red on red, ahhh those were the days!!
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Posted 25 October 2013 - 03:23 PM
Awsume work so far..
Posted 26 October 2013 - 10:17 AM
John, its the AMT kit. Just had to remove the hood. The chassis is a 60 starliner, and the engine is from the T Bolt kit. I have to get another Starliner chassis, because I want to do a 63 Galaxie next.
Posted 26 October 2013 - 10:26 AM
Primed and painted the Fords interior today. Primed it with a gray primer, because the Tamiya TS-8 Italian Red was too bright, and the darker primer toned it down a bit. Kind of looks like a real red interior from the 60s now. The roll bar was primed white, so it would have a different shade from the rest of the interior. Tomorrow, I will give the tub a shot of dull coat, and start to detail it some.
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Posted 26 October 2013 - 10:29 AM
Thanks Carl & Larry. Me too. My Dad had a 64, that was maroon, with a black interior. I like all the old Fords, even though I am bit of a GM guy. I like the 64 best.
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Posted 29 October 2013 - 07:24 AM
Got the interior finished, except for the 5 point harness, from SMBC, and maybe an aftermarket tach. Going to let it rest for today, as it seems everything is going wrong, and I don't want to make any mistakes.
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Posted 29 October 2013 - 07:31 AM
I love the stance! Great project. Does the '64 interior bucket fit the '60 chassis or did you perform some modifications? This swap is on my to do list, I have the teardrop hood for a '64. My second car was a black '64 Ford with a red interior, 289 3 speed. It was a great car.
Posted 29 October 2013 - 09:53 AM
No, no real modifications. Just some sanding on the 64s tubs underside around the trans tunnel.
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Posted 29 October 2013 - 02:50 PM
Looking good !
Posted 29 October 2013 - 02:56 PM
I like it, and I'm looking forward to the finished product. Where'd you find the headers? What color do you have in mind?
Posted 29 October 2013 - 03:20 PM
I like it, and I'm looking forward to the finished product. Where'd you find the headers? What color do you have in mind?
Thanks. The headers are from the AMT 67 Chevelle Pro Street, that came in the Street Machines Superset. I must have tried about four different sets of headers. Plan on going "pure white".
Posted 29 October 2013 - 03:21 PM
I'm not really much of a Ford guy but I like this Galaxie !
Going to build a Mustang sometime in the future.
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Justin Bieber and One Direction: Teaming Up!by Hilton Hater at . Comments
Warning: the Tweeniverse might explode at any second.
It looks increasingly like Justin Bieber will soon be teaming up with One Direction - the group behind mega hit "We Are Young" - on some kind of collaboration, as One Direction's Niall Horan Tweeted yesterday:
"In the studio with our boy @justinbieber last night, it's gona sound great!"
Later on, fellow bandmate Liam Payne wrote on the social network: "Got a first listen to justin biebers new album yesterday wowww big songs!!! Its gunna be a smash… Expect the unexpected."
It's unclear what the future will bring between Bieber and these young British hunks, but the present has Justin's "Boyfriend" downloaded 521,000 times in its first week of release, while One Direction's "What Makes You Beautiful" also sits in the top 10 on iTunes.
Like we said: Tweeniverse. Explosion. You've been warned.
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cant belive it jb would not suit bieng in 1D want him to stay on his own w
Btw, one direction sings forever young, not we are young. It wasn't even a hit for them...i hope 1d and jb really do collab though. New ringtone. Lol.
justin'i çok seviyorum One Direction'uda ikisi bir araya geliyorrrrr
how can some people don't love justin bieber????
I have a bieber fever!!!!
i really like him!!!!!
im from Portugal and i really love if he comes to here!!!
I think it's absolutely awesome that one D and jb are getting together I just know that they will make awesome music together and to all those haters saying stupid things about them I've got a few words for u and I don't thnk my mother will b very proud of them
lol Jade, FAIL.
One direction also happens to have a song called we are young...
my girl is 5 and today she decided she wanted a justin bieber book, then lady gaga's cd, then one direction. They were all in the same place and she had a hard time picking. She saw one direction on tv and gushed about louis. I think shes in love. Is this possible? Anyway after hearing bieber is rapping now, and gaga has rappers on her cd, i said no and let her get what she ultimately wanted: one direction. Good job guys! Look what you got me buying! this stuff... Wow.
Omg yall need to grow the hell up if you don't like Justin then why are yall reading about if get a fucking like you Dick heads
awwwh justine is going to play famous with all her little girlfriends besties.
'We are young' is by FUN. One direction are famous for 'what makes you beautiful' and 'one thing'


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ianATshowmedo replied ago:
Wrong Description Text! Sorry, the text for Part 4 (animation) was copied in for Part 3 (double-buffering) by mistake. The correct text is:
"Double-buffering is a technique used to minimise flicker on the screen, by drawing to an offscreen buffer and copying the buffer to the screen in one operation. John demonstrates this technique to create a double buffered Java Applet."
ct replied ago:
show me do is a great site and idea btw. just a quick tip though, you may want to convert to a flash based player... the streaming is awesome, it's a user interface people like using, lots of reasons why...
ianATshowmedo replied ago:
Actually...we *will* be switching to a Flash-based system. Given that everyone can use YouTube, it makes perfect sense. Expect to see the transition over the next two months - and thanks for the compliments.


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