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Friday, June 1st, 2007
Bosnia's Straitjacket
by Nebojsa Malic
Friday: 114 Iraqis, 3 GIs Killed; 87 Iraqis Injured
by Margaret Griffis
UN Peacekeeping Budget Soars Sky High
by Thalif Deen
Saturday, June 2nd, 2007
Carpet-bombing the Cliches
by Thomas R. Eddlem
Rep. Paul and the Founders versus Our Interventionist Elite
by Michael Scheuer
Saturday: 2 GIs, 78 Iraqis Killed; 59 Iraqis Injured
by Margaret Griffis
Sunday, June 3rd, 2007
Anxiety in Wake of US-Iran Talks
by Mohammed Salih
Dying for Nothing
by Jared Levy
Israel: Mythologizing a 20th Century Accident
by Gabriel Kolko
Sunday: 15 GIs, 106 Iraqis Killed; 115 Iraqis Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
Monday, June 4th, 2007
Monday: 1 GI, 58 Iraqis Killed; 51 Iraqis Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
U.S. Ramps Up Missile Tests in the Pacific
by John Lasker
Tuesday, June 5th, 2007
Back to the Future
by Justin Raimondo
Cheney Misstates Military Oath
by David R. Henderson
Wednesday, June 6th, 2007
Anger Builds in Fallujah Over Security Crackdown
by Ali Al-Fadhily
Backtalk, June 5, 2007
Korea the Model
by Ivan Eland
Wednesday: 6 GIs, 122 Iraqis Killed; 70 Iraqis Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
Thursday, June 7th, 2007
If You Think Bush Is Evil Now, Wait Until He Nukes Iran
by Paul Craig Roberts
Lincoln, Civil Liberties, and 9/11
by Matt Ehling
Thursday: 1 GI, 1 Briton, 90 Iraqis Killed; 95 Iraqis Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
Unprepared for Bioterrorism
by "bsnider"
Friday, June 8th, 2007
Friday: 72 Iraqis Killed, 68 Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
Rebellion in the British Army
by John Pilger
Saturday, June 9th, 2007
Is US Eyeing UN as Dumping Ground for Iraq?
by Thalif Deen
Middle East Meltdown
by Justin Raimondo
Saturday: 2 GIs, 94 Iraqis Killed; 130 Iraqis Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
Sunday, June 10th, 2007
Blood, Sweat and Tears at New US Embassy
by David Phinney
Don't Trust Government
by Jared Levy
Pride and Prejudice in Chengdu
by Sascha Matuszak
Sunday: 2 GIs, 73 Iraqis Killed, 149 Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
Time to Ignore the Middle East?
by Leon Hadar
Monday, June 11th, 2007
India: Impasse Over Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing Rights
by Praful Bidwai
Monday: 4 GIs, 35 Iraqis Killed; 23 Iraqis Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
Tuesday, June 12th, 2007
Backtalk, June 11, 2007
Tuesday: 72 Iraqis Killed, 58 Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
Wednesday, June 13th, 2007
The Neocon Threat to World Peace and American Freedom
by Paul Craig Roberts
Scowcroft Vindicated, Congress and White House Shamed
by Ralph R. Reiland
The Silence of the Bombs
by Norman Solomon
Wednesday: 3 GIs, 45 Iraqis, 1 American Contractor Killed; 52 Iraqis Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
Thursday, June 14th, 2007
Accusations Pave Way for Assault on Iran
by Philip Giraldi
Bosnia Linking Arms With Iraq
by Vesna Peric Zimonjic
Homeless Vets Struggle Long After War's End
by Aaron Glantz
Neocons Hope Bluster Will Undercut Iran Talks
by Trita Parsi
Thursday: 2GIs, 56 Iraqis Killed; 36 Iraqis Wounded; Several Mosques Attacked
by Margaret Griffis
US Military Riding the Perfect (Sine) Wave
by William S. Lind
Friday, June 15th, 2007
Friday: 4 GIs, 55 Iraqis Killed; 13 Iraqis Wounded; F16 Crashes
by Margaret Griffis
Saturday, June 16th, 2007
Fear of Sanctions Drives Gas Rationing Plans
by Kimia Sanati
Overblown Confronts Consensus of Fear
by Doug Bandow
Saturday: 2 GIs, 1 Briton, 26 Iraqis Killed; 40 Iraqis Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
Sunday, June 17th, 2007
After The Retaliation
by Gordon Prather
Lying Us Into War, Again
by Jared Levy
Sunday: 4 GIs, 74 Iraqis Killed, 56 Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
US Losing Ground Through Tribal Allies
by Ali Al-Fadhily
Monday, June 18th, 2007
Monday: 2 GIs, 149 Iraqis Killed; 320 Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
Tuesday, June 19th, 2007
Ask and Tell
by David R. Henderson
Crocodile Tears
by Uri Avnery
Kurdish Powder Keg Primed to Explode
by Conn Hallinan
Tuesday: 4 GI, 169 Iraqis Killed; 265 Iraqis Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
Wednesday, June 20th, 2007
Iran and North Korea Will Not Be Denied Nukes
by Ivan Eland
Iraqis Suffer Through Summer Without Electricity
by Ali Al-Fadhily
Nonintervention: The Original Foreign Policy
by Rep. Ron Paul
US, Iranian Detainee Policies: How Different Are They?
by Tom Engelhardt
War at the Remote
by Norman Solomon
Wednesday: 3 GIs, 1 Briton, 116 Iraqis Killed; 33 Iraqis Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
Thursday, June 21st, 2007
Civil Liberties in Wartime
by Andrew P. Napolitano
Cooperative Threat Reduction Is Worth the Cost
by "bsnider"
Nihilism and Neoconservatism
by Justin Raimondo
Thursday: 12 GIs, 1 Briton, 58 Iraqis Killed; 119 Iraqis Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
Turkey: Into the Iraq Quagmire?
by Hilmi Toros
What Next After Samarra Bombing?
by Mohammed Salih
Friday, June 22nd, 2007
Backtalk, June 21, 2007
Friday: 1 GI, 1 Briton, 122 Iraqis Killed; 87 Iraqis Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
Have We Forgotten 2003 Already?
by Rep. Ron Paul
Imperial Poker
by Nebojsa Malic
Iraqis Skeptical After Second Shrine Attack
by Ali Al-Fadhily
New Iran Arms Claim Reveals Cheney-Military Rift
by Gareth Porter
Will Bush, Blair Intensify Mideast Peace Efforts?
by Jim Lobe
Saturday, June 23rd, 2007
The Curse of Power
by Thomas Gale Moore
Deluded Presidential Promises of Progress in Iraq
by Doug Bandow
The End of Dissent?
by Justin Raimondo
Is Iraqi Kurdistan a Good Investment?
by Mohammed Salih
The Martyr of Mosul
by Patrick J. Buchanan
Saturday: 10 GIs, 75 Iraqis Killed; 39 Iraqis Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
Sunday, June 24th, 2007
A Congress Voters Can't Buy
by Gordon Prather
A Curious Offensive
by Alan Bock
The End of Supreme Command
by Adam Elkus
Goodbye and Good Luck
by Jared Levy
Sunday: 3 GIs, 41 Iraqis Killed; 18 Iraqis Wounded; Chemical Ali Sentenced To De...
by Margaret Griffis
Visit by Vietnamese President Signals Normalization
by Jim Lobe
Monday, June 25th, 2007
Monday: 4 GI, 92 Iraqis Killed; 141 Iraqis Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
US Vote Could Close 'School of the Americas'
by Aaron Glantz
Tuesday, June 26th, 2007
Backtalk, June 25, 2007
Fred Thompson and the Burning 'Necklace'
by Justin Raimondo
Palestine: Freedom Is What They Want
by Jared Levy
Tuesday: 4 GIs, 42 Iraqis Killed, 21 Injured
by Margaret Griffis
Wednesday, June 27th, 2007
A Confederation of War-Seeking Factions
by Glenn Greenwald
Egypt Turns Down Iranian Overtures
by Adam Morrow and Khaled Moussa Al-Omrani
Iraqi Women Resist Return to Sectarian Laws
by Ellen Massey
Palestine: Blood Is in the Air
by Ran Hacohen
Robert Gates, the Specialist
by Tom Engelhardt
Wednesday: 2 GIs, 145 Iraqis Killed; 123 Iraqis Wounded; 8 Students Kidnapped
by Margaret Griffis
Thursday, June 28th, 2007
Bush Suffers More Defections on Iraq
by Jim Lobe
Conservatives Must Oppose Militarism and War
by Philip Primeau
Divide and Rule, Israeli-Style
by Jonathan Cook
Kurds Want More Convictions Over Massacres
by Mohammed Salih
Neoconned Again?
by Philip Giraldi
Officials: Soviet-Era Caches, Not Iran, Arming Taliban
by Tahir Qadiry
Thursday: 3 Britons, 2 GIs, 89 Iraqis Killed; 100 Iraqis Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
Tom Lantos, Warmonger
by Justin Raimondo
Friday, June 29th, 2007
Curfew-Bound Fallujah On the Boil Again
by Ali Al-Fadhily
Friday: 5 GIs, 52 Iraqis Killed; 45 Iraqis Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
Surging Numbers in Iraq
by Tom Engelhardt
Survey: US Image Abroad Still Sinking
by Jim Lobe
Saturday, June 30th, 2007
The 'Family Jewels'
by Justin Raimondo
Presidential Hawks, Left and Right
by Doug Bandow
The Retreat of the Old Bulls
by Patrick J. Buchanan
Saturday: 1 GI, 149 Iraqis Killed; 62 Iraqis Wounded
by Margaret Griffis
Saving England Wasn't Worth It
by Scott Horton
What Tenet Knew
by Tom Engelhardt
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Celebrating Black History Month.
Tuesday, February 26 at 6:00 pm, Part 1 and Thursday, February 28 at 6:00 pm, Part 2.
This film is an unprecedented documentation of the African-American experience in the US military. It uses letter, diaries, speeches, journalistic accounts, historical texts, and military records to acknowledge the tremendous, unheralded accomplishments of African-American Servicemen and women - from the earliest days of the Republic through our present conflict in Afghanistan. The documentary asks why these heroic men and women fought so valiantly for freedoms they themselves did not enjoy.

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text: The good, the bad, and the ugly: 10 trusts on Sandham's radar By David Sandham 14 Mar, 2012 at 12:54 I have been keeping a close eye on investment trusts in order to pep up my portfolio for the New Model Adviser® Investment Trust Challenge. Here are some of the companies I have looked at but not invested in … yet. Sponsored by: Alliance Trust This is the largest investment trust by capitalisation (almost £2.2 billion), but I am not a big fan. Performance has been nothing special: the shares have underperformed the FTSE World index over the past five years. On the plus side, the Total Expense Ratio is not too bad at 0.81%. British Empire Securities This is a large investment trust that uses a value investing approach. It selects shares of companies trading at a discount to their asset value. It is itself currently at a discount of 8% to its own NAV, and this could be a good buying opportunity. It was one of the early picks of Heron House's Wayne Evans, who is the current leader in our competition. Edinburgh Worldwide Investors often overlook this medium-sized (£143 million market cap) trust in favour of the giant Scottish Mortgage, also managed at Baillie Gifford. But the shares have done better than Scottish Mortgage over recent months. Currently at a discount of 12%, it looks attractive. Miton Worldwide Growth Despite the name this investment trust has an Absolute Return mandate. Managed by Nick Greenwood, it invests in other investment trusts, for example those on very large discounts. For specialists only, and one would want to be careful about liquidity as its market cap is only £33 million. Scottish Mortgage One of the giants of the investment trust world (market cap £1.8 billion) this is also one of the cheapest in terms of management fees. Managed by James Anderson at Baillie Gifford, it has done well from stocks like Amazon and Chinese web company Baidu. The shares are currently at a 10.6% discount. Foreign & Colonial Managed by Jeremy Tigue, this is another giant (market cap £1.8 billion) investment trust. In addition to its listed investments (Vodafone, GlaxoSmithKline, BP) the company also holds private equity: this led to some hiccups last year, when a stake in unlisted Caithness Petroleum went wrong. Pantheon International Participations This investment trust is a fund of funds, where the underlying funds invest in private equity. I looked at it but preferred another private equity company - Princess Private Equity - because the latter is moving from a of fund of funds approach to a direct approach, which should offer more potential upside. The heavy discount (35%) is typical of the private equity sector. Fidelity China Special Situations I interviewed the manager of this fund, Anthony Bolton, recently, and was impressed by his candour and in facing up to the problems he has experienced. Currently at 85p, below the issue price of 100p, performance has disappointed its legions of private investors. However, Bolton could very well turn things around. JP Morgan Japan Smaller Companies This relatively small (£55 million market cap) investment trust, specialises not only in Japan but in smaller companies in the country. It's an underperformer, the shares falling 11% over the last year, while the benchmark fell only 2%. It recently cut its management fee from 1.25% to 1%. I would not buy this until a clear sign of a turnaround. BlackRock World Mining Trust Managed by the widely-respected Evy Hambro, this company is a good way to play commodities. It has outperformed the HSBC Global Mining Index both in good times (three years and five years) and bad (last year). I think this company is a reliable way to get commodities exposure into a portfolio. Find out more about the Investment Trust Challenge here Previous Next


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Kalvin is less circumspect. She turned down a chance to speak at the event and snubbed Rocky's invitation. When he tried to convince the corps president to auction some of Olga's artwork, Kalvin says, "nothing came of it. We got stuck with a couple of paintings."
She suspects Rocky is attempting to mislead potential donors by implying an affiliation with the corps. "If he makes money, we may be looking at a lawsuit," Kalvin continues, her voice rising in anger. "He's using us, and he's trying to use other people."
The story of Rocky and Olga is rooted in the ancestral tale of Dr. Pap. Although in the 1920s he developed a test that would save untold lives, Pap was a headstrong child whose energy, though considerable, was splintered among his many interests. He was fascinated by music, art, and inquiry.
Physically Pap was bold: Sometimes he'd ignore his elders' warnings and row the roiling Aegean merely to test his mettle. He tried to join the Greek navy but was rejected in a clear case of age discrimination -- he was 13 years old.
Eventually Pap followed in his father's footsteps and became an army doctor. After completing his service, Pap returned to start a private practice in Kymi, a tiny seaport on the island of Euboea. His stay lasted only a year, and his patients were few, mostly lepers neglected by local townsfolk. This left plenty of time for long walks through the island's olive groves, where he pondered great ideas. There was much to consider: Darwin had recently published his theory of evolution, which challenged Christian dogma. Then there were Kant, Schopenhauer, and Nietzsche.
Soon wanderlust struck, and Dr. Pap traveled to Germany with the idea of combining his interests and studying the philosophy of biological sciences. But he was disappointed by the program at the University of Jena, so he enrolled at the University of Munich. After receiving his doctorate, Pap returned to Greece and defied his father by refusing a marriage that had been arranged for him. Instead he proposed to the daughter of a general, Mary Mavroyeni. He wed her in a small ceremony; his family did not attend. When Greece fought Turkey in the Balkan Wars, Papanicolaou served his country once again. Though he saw the horrors of war, he also learned from Greek-American soldiers of opportunities in America. With first-class tickets paid for by Mary's father and despite both families' strong reservations, the couple set sail for America. With little more than the $250 minimum required to enter the United States, they abandoned Greece and a life of affluence for a new, unknown world. It was New York, October 19, 1913.
Pap and Mary both found work at Gimbel's department store -- she doing alterations, he selling carpets. On the second day at his new job, he was called to show a rug to a woman he'd met on the first-class cruise. It was too humbling. He quit.
Eventually Pap landed a job in the Anatomy Department of Cornell University, and Mary was later hired as his assistant, which would become her lifelong role. Pap continued work he had begun in Munich. His study of guinea pigs was stymied by the difficulty of observing ovulation. He surmised that, like other female animals, rodents must have a menstrual period, even if it was not evident. No one had bothered to document the menstrual cycles of guinea pigs, so Pap purchased a nasal speculum and took samples himself. Eureka! Turns out guinea pigs have menstrual cycles, too. Pap's technique was soon used on other mammals.
By the 1920s Pap began extrapolating his findings to women. For his best guinea pig, he didn't have to look far from home. He studied his wife for 21 years, an unbroken body of research made possible by their childlessness. "That woman probably had more Pap smears than any woman in history," laughs Dr. R. Wallace Lind, a gynecologist who, with his gynecologist wife, Heide, has written about Dr. Pap.
Papanicolaou's innovation formed the foundation for what is called exfoliative cytology, the study of cells that have been scraped from an organism. After documenting normal cells, Dr. Pap turned his attention to cell pathology, revealing the test's utility in the field of cancer research. The Pap smear has since saved untold women's lives by helping doctors to detect cancers.
Pap never received the Nobel Prize, a fact Carol Ann Armenti, executive director of the New Jersey based Center For Cervical Health and a cervical cancer survivor, considers an injustice. "It's a denial of [Dr. Pap's] contribution as a human person," she says. In 1998 Armenti successfully lobbied Congress to designate January as National Cervical Health Month and also helped launch a project that sends vans to perform Pap smears on the needy, a program much like the Papmobiles Rocky and Olga envision.
Armenti says a vaccine for cervical cancer is on the way, which would make it "the first cancer we can all but eliminate." This could happen within the next two years, which, Armenti admits, would make more Papmobiles moot: "It would take that long to get vans donated." Nonetheless, when Rocky and Olga wrote to tell her about PAP earlier this year, she was delighted and quickly agreed to be the keynote speaker at the Cornell Museum show.


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- Destinations:
- Florida,
- Greater Miami,
- North America,
- United States
Planning ahead for trip to Winter Music Conference in March, 2011. I've wanted to go for several years and I'm just going to do it.
White Room, Florida
Miami, Florida 33136
Tel: 305 995 5060
Website: www.whiteroommiami.com
Beyond its bamboo-fenced entry, White Room opens into a motor lodge–esque courtyard with cabanas clad in white curtains and lounge furniture. Unfortunately, they open to a skyward view of caged AC units, telephone wires, and billboards. But the crowd of Latin American club scene devotees and fashion mavens don't seem to mind. Alterna-types sporting skinny jeans and designer sneakers gravitate to the back dance room, where electronic remixes and Euro pop bounce off convex mirrored walls and a stage beckons would-be pole dancers. A smaller cavelike lounge swathed in red light located off the courtyard lures a slightly older crowd with drum-and-bass beats that reverberate off the walls. Revelers circulate between the two dance rooms, catching their breath in the cabanas or ordering a cocktail at the alfresco bar before drifting reverie-like between the worlds of lounge and dance party. Saturday's PopLife parties (largely considered the party that shaped Miami's underground scene) have garnered a cult following. The Design District club also hosts several prime parties during Art Basel.
Open nightly from 10 pm.
SET, Florida
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Tel: 305 531 2800
Website: www.setmiami.com
Sister to megaclub Mansion, SET is located on a grimy, bus-choked block of Lincoln Road, but inside, it's fun and glitzy with refreshingly loud music—reviving a party-like-it's-1992 scene, when South Beach was first emerging. (The bank-breaking bottle service is the only difference.) The main floor, with its four enormous handmade Swarovski chandeliers, is usually pumping with house; upstairs at the front is another bar in a smaller room that plays to a hip-hop crowd. Of course, the best place to be is with owners Roman Jones, Francis Milon, and brother Eric Milon, a former GQ cover model, in the VIP room: The 20-person hideaway behind a two-way mirror above the bar is like a clubby lodge, with overstuffed leather chairs and hunting trophies.
Open Thursdays through Saturdays.
Mansion, Florida
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Tel: 305 531 5535
Website: www.mansionmiami.com
Sure, it opened in February 2004—a generation ago in nightlife years—but this movie theater-turned-nightclub is still packing in upscale clubbers each weekend. In part, it's due to the setting: a 40,000-square-foot superclub with six VIP areas, six bars, and a very large dance floor that allows it to cater to different tastes and crowds simultaneously. (You may have known its previous incarnations as Level, Glam Slam, Club Z, Paragon, and 1235.) The other reason the A-list crowd is still dancing here? Its music policy is as selective as the velvet rope, which lures producers like Pharrell Williams and Scott Storch to decompress here after a long day in local studios; they often bring with them the artists, such as Paris Hilton, for whom they've been knob-twiddling.
Open Wednesday through Saturday 11 p.m. to 5 a.m.


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The recordings on this CD include the chant performed with the Pacific Symphony Orchestra at Segerstrom Hall as well as a selection of tracks from additional concerts at Biola University.
The previous albums Gregorian Chant: Requiem, Anthology: Chants and Polyphony, Christmas at St. Michael's Abbey were both praised for their quality and vigor. In this new release, once again the quality of the Norbertine Fathers' chant is exceptional.
The album comes in a high-quality digipak with extensive liner notes about the Norbertines and their repertoire.
1. Dominabitur—Gradual, Feast of Christ the King 2. Oremus pro Pontifice—for the Holy Father3. Anima Christi—in honor of the Blessed Sacrament4. Adoremus—in honor of the Blessed Sacrament5. Qui sunt isti—Responsory, Common of Apostles6. Resurrexi—Introit, Easter Sunday7. Lætatus sum—Gradual, Fourth Sunday of Lent (Lætare Sunday)8. Cantemus—Tract, Easter Vigil9. Tota pulchra es—Hymn, in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary10. Litany of the Sacred Heart of Jesus11. Anima mea—Antiphon, in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary12. Christus—Gradual, Good Friday13. Dum fabricator—Antiphon, Good Friday


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Hey, do as I say and not as I do. Humor people! Photo edited for accuaracy. Trans fat foe Bloomberg seen munching Cheez-Its BY JUSTIN ROCKET SILVERMAN | amNewYork January 9, 2008 They may be too unhealthy for regular New Yorkers to eat, but not so for Mayor Michael Bloomberg, apparently. After gaining national media attention for spearheading an almost total ban on trans fats in city restaurants starting last July, Bloomberg was photographed in this month's issue of Wired magazine munching on those very same dangerous fats. The photo, which accompanies a short Q&A about technology and politics, features Bloomberg at his City Hall desk, looking thoughtful and serious. Meanwhile, his right hand is seen almost absent-mindedly pulling a Cheez-It out of a single-serving bag of the crackers. Bloomberg on trans fats "You're getting an ingredient out that nobody is going to miss." September 2006, regarding the ban on trans fats "We're not trying to take away anybody's ability to go out and have the kind of food they want in the quantities they want, but we are trying to make that food safer. If we can do it without trans fats, you'll save ... a couple of hundred lives a year in New York City." December 2006 "No trans fats whatsoever." This week, when asked about the ingredients of three Junior's cheesecakes he brought to an Oklahoma political conference http://www.newsday.com/news/local/newyork/ny-nyfat095530930jan09,0,5002672.story
Can a moderator please stop Nem's constant hijacking of every single thread into a Bush-hating, endless discussion of Iraq...?
Trans Fat Nazi Bastards Can Kiss My White A$s I'll Eat Deep Fried Sh!t Balls If I Want To. The Monster, Pant Suit Hillary, Will Never Get Her Socialist Village To Run My Life :bricks:
the original poster underscored the point of his opponents quite perfectly... people remain free to poison themselves with all the transfats they so desire... his push was towards restaurants who put them in their foods for unsuspecting patrons to consume... it's really very simple, despite the squawkings of chickenhawk righties who ironically ignore real civil liberties being infringed (for the sake of killing brown people and securing their oil without dissent here at home)...
This picture is a CONSPIRACY! Bloomberg is placing the cheeze-its back IN the bag. Its a simple camera trick. wake up people!
I suppose it depends on the size of the sh!t balls in question. Like they say the Bigger the Ball,the Greater the Grease.
What you can't understand is the irony involved, nor the simple principle. I don't even really care that they banned transfat in foods, but when you begin to give an inch, you know what they end up taking.
Heeeeeee's baaaaack! It looks like Mayor Transfats is back at it. Now he wants to ban salt. Nothing like a Billionare turned politician, who wants to tell everyone how to live, while altering the state constitution to allow him to run for a 3rd term, which whizzes on term limits. It couldn't happen to a nicer city. Hey, five bucks says the ban won't apply to luxury boxes in new stadiums. Mayor Bloomberg Declares War On ... Salt Hizzoner Calls On U.S. Manufacturers To Reduce Salt Content Until It Results In A 50 Percent Cut In 10 Years Citizens Revolt, Claim NYC Is Turning Into Nanny State Reporting Marcia Kramer NEW YORK (CBS) ― AP Singer Jimmy Buffett will never find his "lost shaker of salt" in New York City or any other place in the country if Mayor Michael Bloomberg has his way. The mayor is waging a war on salt and he wants food manufacturers and restaurants to join his army … or else. ............. The city's plan is to get food manufacturers in the United States to agree to gradually start reducing salt content until it reaches a 50 percent cut in 10 years. ............. Thomas Frieden, the city's health commissioner, said he wants manufacturers and restaurants to join the war on salt voluntarily. If they don't, the city could pass legislation making it the law. NYC Mayor Bloomberg Declares War On ... Salt - wcbstv.com
Wow, I mean, I'm just shocked I tell ya, just shocked! This can't be true. There's just no way that this billionaire arsewipe, who spent $100 million to secure a previously unconstitutional 3rd term, would ever be anything by exemplary when it comes to the lifestyle he imposes on others. No way I say! This guy is such a loser arsewipe. Do as I say, not as I do. About New York Bloomberg the Bigfoot (in Carbon) By JIM DWYER Published: December 12, 2009 http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/13/nyregion/13about.html?_r=2&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss
There is no labeling in restaurants while there is on packaged foods. That would appear to be, you know, an important distinction. I'm no Bloomberg fan, but this thread is more about OP's misunderstanding of the purpose of the ban than anything else.
I Will Find Salt I Will Put It On My Sh!t Ball That I Have Fried In Lard And Will Enjoy It With My Piasano Wine Frig Bloomberg And All Of The Other Bastards Who Try To Control Our Lives. A Far More Sensible Cause For A$s Hole Bloomersberg To Take Up Would be For Him To Use His Influence To Try And Stop Horrible Nancy Pelosi From Sucking On Her False Teeth In Front Of America's News Camera's. I LOVE WHITE BREAD FRIED IN BACON FAT
The New York City health department has released a nauseating video in an effort to prevent people from drinking sugary beverages. Man Drinks Glass Of Fat In NYC Anti-Soda Video - wcbstv.com ATTENTION ALL LOONS Save America from these crazy batty bastards, Join A Tea Party. They want to deprive you of everything you enjoy, how long will it be before they will want to put you in prison for having sex with your husband or your wife or your partner or yourself......... FIGHT BACK, TELL THEM TO GO AND SHOVE SAND UP THEIR RECTUMS
If you did understand the issue then what in the world is the problem? Everybody in NYC can eat clearly labeled trans-fats. In fact, everybody in NYC can eat as many Cheetos as they can afford and stomach, including the mayor. Further, nobody in NYC can eat trans-fats in restaurants, including the mayor. Where exactly is the double standard? Oh, right. There is none. Bloomberg suck, but it's not because of trans-fats.
Mayor for life, Michael Bloomturd, he of the hot dog swilling, cheez-it eating, **** term limits fame, now believes that the gubmits highest duty is to control what you eat. NYC Mayor Bloomberg: 'Government's Highest Duty' Is to Push 'Healthy' Foods By Eric Scheiner September 27, 2011 (CNSNews.com) - During a United Nations General Assembly summit on non-communicable diseases -- a discussion that included diet and eating habits -- New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said "governments at all levels must make healthy solutions the default social option." Speaking on the government's role in diet and health last week, Bloomberg told the UN General Assembly, "There are powers only governments can exercise, policies only governments can mandate and enforce and results only governments can achieve. To halt the worldwide epidemic of non-communicable diseases, governments at all levels must make healthy solutions the default social option. That is ultimately government's highest duty."


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Tevin RobinsonLone survivor pleads guilty to six crimes in 2013 Pizza Hut robberySubmitted by WWAY on Tue, 09/02/2014 - 10:03am.READ MORE:
The lone surviving suspect from last fall's Pizza Hut robbery in Wilmington, which ended with police shooting the suspects, has pleaded guilty.
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The only suspect to survive a deadly police shooting outside a Wilmington Pizza Hut in October said Monday in a jailhouse interview he first realized police were on the scene when officers opened fire.
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District Attorney Ben David says officers were fully justified in their use of force when they shot at three suspects at a Wilmington restaurant last month killing two of the men.
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North Carolina NAACP President Rev. William Barber says he believes street justice is overtaking courtroom justice in Wilmington. Now the civil rights group is calling for change.
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Wilmington Police say the suspects involved in Friday night's shooting outside a restaurant ran at officers but did not fire shots.
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The only survivor of a Friday night police shoot made his first court appearance this afternoon.
Jalani Smith, 20, made a video appearance as his family watched in the courtroom. He faces multiple armed robbery charges and four counts of first degree kidnapping.
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On the same night Wilmington Police launched a joint patrol effort with New Hanover County Sheriff's deputies to combat the city's gang problem, officers wound up in a shoot-out after the latest late-night restaurant robbery. When it was over, two suspects were dead and a third was in the hospital.
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On Bainbridge Island, across the Puget Sound from Seattle, there are two modes of living: downtown and inland. The downtown way of life centres near the ferry that brings tourists and residents over from the mainland. Here you'll find a lively strip of art galleries, bookstores, boutiques and restaurants, and in the summer you can sit outside at the pub and look on the sailboats anchored in the marina while eating the fresh fish of the Pacific Northwest. Wing Point Country Club is nearby, as is a complex of high-end condos and culs-de-sac of quaint clapboard houses. Lucinda Wagner lived in one such house with her husband Paul. They had commissioned a man-made pond in the backyard where wild frogs pounded out throaty calls during the mating season so loudly it sometimes woke her from a dead sleep. But this was to be expected on an island that offered in high contrast a second way of life.
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text: Artists 'reimagine' iconic photographyBy Emanuella Grinberg, CNNUpdated 1:17 PM ET, Tue October 30, 2012Photographers re-imagine iconic images 11 photosPenelope Umbrico's Aperture response – Using her iPhone, Penelope Umbrico took pictures of mountains from Aperture's "Master of Photography" photo books and processed them through photo applications to create images for "Moving Mountains (1850-2012)," a candy-colored mosaic of 87 images that will also be compiled into a photo book this year. Hide Caption 1 of 11Photographers re-imagine iconic images 11 photosVik Muniz's response to Edward Weston – Vik Muniz used fragments of pages from Edward Weston's "The Daybooks, Vol. 1 Mexico" to create "The White Iris," a photographic collage based on Weston's portrait of fellow photographer Tina Modotti, from the series "Pictures of Paper," 2012.Hide Caption 2 of 11Photographers re-imagine iconic images 11 photosMartin Parr's response to Aperture issue 103 – Martin Parr selected Issue 103 of Aperture magazine (1986) for his project, a book called "Martin Parr: A Very Important issue of Aperture Magazine," which includes this image, "Venice, Italy, 1990." Hide Caption 3 of 11Photographers re-imagine iconic images 11 photosMartin Parr's response to Aperture issue 103 – "Malvern, England, 2000" by Martin Parr.Hide Caption 4 of 11Photographers re-imagine iconic images 11 photosMartin Parr's response to Aperture issue 103 – "Greens Cafe, Tynwald, St. Johns, Isle of Man, 2011." Hide Caption 5 of 11Photographers re-imagine iconic images 11 photosRinko Kawauchi's response to Sally Mann – Rinko Kawauchi chose Sally Mann's acclaimed Immediate Family series, in which Mann uses as subjects her children (a boy, a girl and a new baby), often shot when they're sick or hurt or naked. Like Mann, the Japanese photographer used her children as subjects. Hide Caption 6 of 11Photographers re-imagine iconic images 11 photosRinko Kawauchi's response to Sally Mann – Kawauchi's edition includes six 8-by-10-inch prints contained in a custom-made wooden box. The photos and the book are wrapped together in a custom-made Japanese cloth. Hide Caption 7 of 11Photographers re-imagine iconic images 11 photosRinko Kawauchi's response to Sally Mann – Rinko Kawauchi, untitled, 2012.Hide Caption 8 of 11Photographers re-imagine iconic images 11 photosDoug Rickard's response to Stephen Shore – Doug Rickard chose to respond to Stephen Shore's Uncommon Places for his 2012 postcard book, which includes "South of the Border, Highway 301 & 501, Dillon, South Carolina, August 7, 1968." Hide Caption 9 of 11Photographers re-imagine iconic images 11 photosDoug Rickard's response to Stephen Shore – Rickard created a new book of images in 2012 sourced from postcards including "El Capitan Lodge, Hawthorne, Nevada, October 9, 1971." Hide Caption 10 of 11Photographers re-imagine iconic images 11 photosDoug Rickard's response to Stephen Shore – "Mallard Cove Resort, Lake Sutherland, Port Angeles, Washington, August 27, 1973," 2012.Hide Caption 11 of 11Story highlightsAperture asks 10 artists to create new works inspired by images from its backlistFinished works used in Aperture's 60th anniversary multimedia exhibit Reinterpreted works take various forms: photo books, video slideshowsPhotographers and artists have a long relationship with art books as vehicles that share their work with audiences beyond the gallery circuit. But do those books have a shelf life beyond their era? To explore their influence on contemporary artists, photography nonprofit Aperture Foundation asked 10 artists to create new works inspired by a photo book or magazine from the publisher's backlist. The final "responses" make up the multimedia exhibit "Aperture Remix: A 60th Anniversary Celebration" at New York's Aperture Gallery. The exhibit will travel internationally after the show ends Nov. 17.Viewers will be able to see the original books and images that inspired the "interventions," which come in various forms, from new photo books and video slideshows to a functioning camera made of books."We want everyone to be able to look at the original work in its purest form as prints, how they were reproduced in Aperture books and what the artists were able to do with it," said Lesley Martin, publisher of the Aperture Foundation's book program and the foundation's director of content. "It was a good time in general to look at the way the photo book has an enduring influence that crosses time and geography," she said. "We wanted to choose artists who represent how far photography has come in the last 60 years."Most of the artists worked with Aperture before, allowing them to reflect on their relationships as artists with photo books."Photo books are the ultimate collaboration between text and images. It's a very complete vehicle for anybody who is or is not interested in photography," said visual artist Vik Muniz, who used "The Daybooks of Edward Weston, Vol. I, Mexico" (1973) as the inspiration for his Aperture piece.Fine art photography: When 'reality isn't good enough'Muniz, who is known for recreating iconic images with unconventional materials, like syrup and peanut butter, seemed like a natural fit for the project, Martin said. He was the subject of the award-winning documentary "Waste Land," which follows the development of his 2008 series of photographic portraits made from trash.For his piece, Muniz wanted to use an Aperture title that he felt exemplified the connection between text and images. He chose a collection of American photographer Edward Weston's journal entries in the 1920s and 1930s, a time of personal and professional transformation for the iconic American photographer."I chose it because it was written by a photographer, and it tells a beautiful story in a very personal way," Muniz said. "He's talking about his feelings and has a very interesting way of looking at how the entire creative process took place in the time it did, not to mention it's a very romantic book."While the book itself is a 310-page novel that's light on images, Muniz sought to "create a sort of image that would be emblematic of the whole experience of reading the book." Using torn up pages from a first edition copy of "Daybooks" as source material, he pieces together a photographic collage of Weston's lover, Italian photographer Tina Modotti.Purists might call it desecration of a vintage novel, but he sees it as a recreation of a beloved story."Most of my work is about emphasizing the bits and parts, the mechanisms and gears that make an image work," he said. "We all take bits and pieces of books when we read them in a way that we can never look at a book in the same way," he said. "The words in the book will survive because they're proven to have historical value, but the material has transcended mechanism into something else."Penelope Umbrico approached the entire canon of "Masters of Photography" as a singular project in her search for images of mountains. Using her iPhone, she photographed and processed images by Wynn Bullock, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Roger Fenton and Eikoh Hosoe, among others, through a series of camera apps to create 87 "reimagined" images as a way of transforming a (mostly) stable landscape feature into a "disorienting, unstable condition," she said. The notion of instability also applies to photography as a medium whose nature is constantly being changed by technology, she said."I wondered if there was a correlation between the medium becoming so unstable and idea of a mountain as the most stable object on the planet," she said. "I thought it would be interesting to take a look at that with a device that's changing our day-to-day lives."She downloaded seven or eight apps onto her iPhone but ended up using the same four most often (Lo-mob, Pictureshow, Plastic Bullet and Hipstamatic) for the "disorienting" effects of their filters, creating a candy-colored assortment of images.The resulting project, "Moving Mountains," has three components on display. One is an array of framed images of different sizes arranged on a wall "in an odd block," she said. She also produced a video slideshow and a photo book that she likens to a "replica" of the "Masters of Photography" book with mountains.Photography has been at the forefront of the "remix culture" within art and music in the past century, she said. From pop art photo collages to Photoshop and smartphone apps, the evolution of photography has led the way for bigger cultural shifts."The idea of intervention and remix is relevant to what's been happening in the last 10-15 years, where we have a kind of remix culture of things being collected and mashed up," she said. "It's in the air. It makes sense for Aperture to do this for its 60th anniversary."More from livingInspiring words transformed into imagesSalvation Army uses #thedress to raise domestic violence awarenessRaising RylandPowered by Livefyre


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NEW YORK -- How much should employers pay the people who serve up your french fries and ring up your tacos? It's an issue that's being raised for the second time in six months as hundreds of fast food workers in New York City walked out on the job Thursday to demand higher wages. An estimated 400 workers from 60 restaurants in Brooklyn, Manhattan and Harlem participated, organizers say. The campaign, organized in part by the group Fast Food Forward, is asking for wages to be raised to $15 an hour, which in some cases would double the pay of some workers, raising their pay to around what a substitute teacher makes, or an emergency medical technician, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Food deserts may not be key in what people eat, study says
March 27, 2013
By Mary MacVean
There's no strong evidence of an association between living within walking distance of places to buy food and being overweight or not, researchers said after interviewing nearly 100,000 Californians. Given the attention to the idea of food deserts - areas with limited access to healthful food - and their effect on people's health, the researchers wanted to find how much it mattered to have stores and restaurants within walking distance, which they defined as a mile from home. But the number of fast-food outlets within three miles of home was associated with eating more fast food, fried potatoes and caloric soft drinks, and with less frequent consumption of produce, the researchers said.
TED 2013: Ron Finley on making guerrilla gardens in South-Central
March 7, 2013
By Chris O'Brien
Think innovation, and the first thing that usually comes to mind is the technology industry. But, of course, you can be innovative in just about anything you do, which is just what the TED conference aims to celebrate. Last week, Los Angeles artist Ron Finley took the stage to talk about why he embraced urban farming and how he hopes it will transform South-Central Los Angeles' health and eating patterns. TED posted his talk this week . QUIZ: How much do you know about Google?
Immigration is as American as a hamburger or an interstate drive
January 31, 2013
Since the beginning of the republic, there has been a dynamic tension between constantly expanding diversity driven by immigration and the relentless homogenizing force of common American culture. And there's nothing like a long drive on an interstate highway to remind a person of that reality. On Monday, I traveled 600 miles on I-5 cutting through the center of California, from Redding to Los Angeles. The force of homogenization was apparent at every major exit and interchange. I was hungry, but I was hoping to find something beyond McDonald's, Burger King, Subway, Wendy's, Arby's or Taco Bell.
Fatburger chief executive has the fast-food chain sizzling
January 26, 2013
By Laura J. Nelson, Los Angeles Times
The gig : Andrew Wiederhorn is the chairman and chief executive of Fatburger Inc., a fast-food restaurant chain based in Beverly Hills. The first Fatburger opened on Western Avenue in Los Angeles in 1947 and gained notoriety when rappers Ice Cube, Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B.I.G. all mentioned the restaurant in songs. Since 2003, Fatburger has been owned by Fog Cutter Capital Group Inc., a Santa Monica investment company of which Wiederhorn is also chairman and CEO. Self-starter : Wiederhorn grew up in a single-parent family in Portland; his father died when he was age 9. In high school, he hired a lawyer to help him get permits to rent out jet-skis on the Willamette River.
Subway pledges to make all its Footlong sandwiches 12 inches
January 25, 2013
By Tiffany Hsu
No more missing inches: Subway says that never again will a Footlong sandwich meet a ruler it can't match. In the company's own words: "We regret any instance where we did not fully deliver on our promise to our customers. We freshly bake our bread throughout the day in our more than 38,000 restaurants in 100 countries worldwide, and we have redoubled our efforts to ensure consistency and correct length in every sandwich we serve. Our commitment remains steadfast to ensure that every Subway Footlong sandwich is 12 inches at each location worldwide." This after an outcry when an Australian customer posted a photo of a Footlong sub on Subway's Facebook page.
McDonald's fast-food fish gets Eco-label as sustainable
January 24, 2013
By Kenneth R. Weiss
Can we eat our way to sustainability? That's a question that Daniel Pauly , a preeminent fisheries scientist at the University of British Columbia in Canada, has asked for years. He's suspicious of the long-term viability of the strategy behind Eco-labels, which promise that if everyone ate sustainably caught seafood, it would solve the problem of declining global fish stocks. A grand experiment to test this notion is underway, as one of the world's largest fish buyers has agreed to source all of its fish from America's largest sustainable-caught fishery: wild-caught Alaskan pollock.
Side of fast-food fries, hold the healthcare
January 9, 2013
By Patt Morrison
Well, no one ever convincingly argued that a diet of fast food is good for your health. And now it could be unhealthy for some of the people who work there - without them having to eat so much as a bite of their products. In anticipation of the healthcare overhaul that takes full effect next year, a couple of Taco Bell and Wendy's franchises in Oklahoma and Nebraska are evidently cutting back the hours of employees to dodge requirements of the healthcare reform law. It was admittedly not the best thought-out part of the healthcare overhaul, requiring companies with 50 or more employees working 30 or more hours a week to offer healthcare coverage.
Fred L. Turner dies at 80; former McDonald's chief executive
January 8, 2013
By Valerie J. Nelson, Los Angeles Times
A grill man turned chief executive at McDonald's, Fred L. Turner oversaw an aggressive expansion of the company beginning in the 1970s that turned it into a corporate giant. When he began reshaping the restaurants in 1968, he left a visible legacy by removing the signature golden arches from the building's architecture and placing them on signs out front. What McDonald's founder Ray Kroc called Turner's gift for "planning and vision" is reflected in a restaurant menu that includes the Quarter-Pounder, which he co-developed with a California franchise owner in 1971.
Top 5 fast-food holiday menu items (by calories)
December 6, 2012
By Betty Hallock
With the winter season comes a barrage of fast-food holiday menu items, and this year that includes McDonald's McRib. The burger chain is bringing out the cult-status BBQ boneless-pork-patty sandwich on Dec. 17 for the holidays (the once-a-year special usually shows up for an October-to-November run) in an effort to boost year-end sales. It's not just the McRib that rears its head this holiday season; Starbucks' pumpkin spice latte is flowing, despite rumors of a shortage. And desserts such as McDonald's McFlurry, Sonic's milkshakes and Burger King sundaes get holiday-ized.
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Hillary Clinton and her ex-president husband win substantial popularity in the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll. Republican strategist Karl Rove, not so much.
Fifty-five percent of Americans say they'd support Clinton running for president in 2016. More, 63 percent, express a favorable opinion of Bill Clinton, the second-highest popularity rating he's achieved in decades in the public spotlight.
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Rove, for his part, gets the cold shoulder for his comments raising questions about Hillary Clinton's age and health: Sixty-six percent of Americans disapprove, including 46 percent of Republicans and 43 percent of strong conservatives, groups hardly apt to be Clinton fans.
Clinton's support as a candidate is similar to when it first was tested in an ABC/Post poll a year and a half ago (then 57 percent). Still, that's essentially level – not up – and "strong" support for her running has slipped very slightly, down 4 percentage points to 32 percent.
As previously, there's a big gender gap, with 61 percent of women saying they'd support her running, vs. 49 percent among men. She's also supported by 74 percent of blacks and 69 percent of Hispanics, compared with half of whites.
This poll didn't test Clinton against a potential GOP candidate, rather simply asking Americans if they'd support or oppose her as a candidate for president. That said, head-to-head matchups in ABC/Post polls this year have had similar results, with 53 percent support for Clinton against Chris Christie and Jeb Bush alike, again with large gender gaps.
Clinton and her husband have been re-raising their public profiles lately, both making numerous speeches across the country in recent weeks. That's looked like a warm-up to the June 10 release of Clinton's book, "Hard Choices," on her time as secretary of state. Coverage will include an exclusive interview of Clinton by ABC's Diane Sawyer, set to air June 9.
Rove stirred up some controversy this month by questioning Clinton's health, citing her hospitalization (for three days; he said 30) during the 2013 New Year's holiday for a blood clot in her head after a fall. Criticism followed; Rove subsequently said he intended to question whether or not she'd run, not her fitness for office.
As noted, two-thirds in this survey, produced for ABC by Langer Research Associates, say they disapprove of Rove having raised questions about Clinton's age and health, with only a quarter approving. Forty-three percent strongly disapprove, four times the level of strong approval.
BILL CLINTON – Clinton fatigue may be a risk; she ran for president unsuccessfully in 2008, and her husband served two terms starting in 1993, surviving a tumultuous sex scandal in which he was impeached but acquitted. At least for now, though, Bill Clinton's back in good graces: Sixty-three percent express a favorable opinion of him, twice as many as see him unfavorably.
That's the former president's second-best popularity rating in ABC/Post polls going back to late 1991. The one better, 68 percent, was the week he first took office. Further, his strongly favorable score surpasses strongly unfavorable views by 14 points.
Bill Clinton's rating also is far up from his all-time low, 39 percent favorability, at the height of the Monica Lewinsky scandal. It also tops his post-presidency average, 54 percent.
He's popular with 87 percent of Democrats and liberals alike, as well as two-thirds of moderates, six in 10 political independents and even 53 percent of those who say they're "somewhat" conservative. That falls to 37 percent of Republicans and a third of strong conservatives.
Beyond partisan and ideological differences, Bill Clinton's popularity peaks among blacks (81 percent) and 30- to 39-year-olds (74 percent). Unlike support for his wife's candidacy, there's no gender gap in his favorability rating.
Support for a 2016 candidacy for Hillary Clinton, similarly, peaks at more than eight in 10 Democrats and liberals; she's also supported by 62 percent of moderates, and 51 percent of sometime swing-voting political independents. That drops to four in 10 somewhat conservatives and a quarter of strong conservatives and Republicans.
Most striking in Clinton's profile, as noted, is the 18-point gap between nonwhites and whites in support for her running for president, and the 12-point gap between women and men. Should she run, the battle lines seem clear.
METHODOLOGY – This ABC News/Washington Post poll was conducted by landline and cell phone May 21-25, 2014, in English and Spanish, among a random national sample of 1,017 adults. Results have a margin of sampling error of 3 points. The survey was produced for ABC News by Langer Research Associates of New York, N.Y.
Analysis by Gregory Holyk and Gary Langer.


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Stage 5- Elisa Longo- Borghini wins solo Schmölln, 101.5km Elisa Longo- Borghini (Hitec) up staged the more experience bunch to solo to the finish and in doing so she swept up the stage, young rider, mountain and most aggressive rider on stage 5. Adrie Visser (Skil Argos) and Jessie Daams (AA Drink) completed the podium. Beate Zanner (Maxx solar Biehler) is the best Amateur jersey. Judith Arndt (Orica AIS) retains its yellow The attacks came early on stage 5, with a group of 13 riders attacking before the first sprint point. The attack split the peloton in to two main groups. The leading group quickly gained momentum and had 30 seconds lead after only 10km of racing. In the leading group the only contender for GC was Olga Zabelinskaya (RusVelo). Leading the attack was Elisa Longo Borghini (Hitec), Amanda Spratt (Orica AIS), Sarah Dire (RaboWomen), Isabelle Soderberg (AA Drink), Marta Bastianelli (Mcipollini Giambenini), Janneke Kanis (Skil Argos), Anna-Bianca Schnitzmeier (AbusNutrixxion), Mascha Pijnenborg (Dolmans-Boels Cycling Team), Evelyn Arys(Cleo Ladies Club), Sari Saarelainen (Finland), Beate Zanner (Maxx-solar-Biehler). Malgorzta Jasinska (Mcipollini Giambenini) and Romy Kasper (RusVelo) bridged to join the leading group which gained a maximum 2 minutes 45 seconds after 34km of racing. Amanda Spratt (Orica AIS) dropped out of the leading group to go back to the main bunch to help her team work to protect the lead of team mate Judith Arndt. After 50Km, Orica AIS team and Specialized Lululemon put pressure on the chase and the gap started to reduce. The first time up the Sommeritz climb Longo-Borghini led the leaders over but the gap had started to come down to just under two minutes. The entire Orica-AIS team were on the front, driving the chase. With 68km of racing completed the leaders were holding a 1minute 45 second advantage. Rowena Fry (Orica-AIS) did a long turn on the front with her team and pulled off when the gap was down to 1 minute 5 seconds with 25km to go. The final time up the climb, Longo-Borghini crossed over the top first. Duester tried to attack but no one was letting her go away. With 10km to go Longo-Borghini attacked and quickly gained a gap on the leading bunch. Daams and Visser chased but could not catch her. With 3km to go Longo-Borghini was holding a 40 second lead on the two chase and over one minute on the rest of the peloton. Longo-Borghini crossed the line solo had of Visser and Daams. Judith Arndt (Orica-AIS) arrived safely in the bunch and hold a 5 second lead ahead compatriot Trixi Worrack (Specialised Lululemon) and 8 seconds ahead of Emma Johansson (Hitec) with the final stage in Zeulenroda tomorrow. Results - Top 10 - click here to see full result
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DRY KILL LOGIC GET READY TO HIT ROAD April 13, 2001 4:22:57 PM UTC Starting April 24th, DRY KILL LOGIC (formerly known as Hinge) will be on the road bringing their show to your town. As of right now, three weeks worth of dates are being set up with Slaves On Dope and other guests (see below). As of right
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