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Boston Foundation accepting applications in 2nd Collaborate Boston challenge
Foundation to support four innovative partnerships serving Fairmount Corridor neighborhoods with $25,000 awards
Boston – The Boston Foundation, Greater Boston's community foundation, has begun to accept proposals in the second-ever Collaborate Boston competition, an incentive-driven prize competition to support collaborative efforts to create thriving people and vibrant places in the city. In 2014, the Foundation will award four $25,000 grants to resident-led collaborations focused on strengthening the Fairmount Corridor neighborhoods of Dorchester, Hyde Park, Mattapan and/or Roxbury.
The request for ideas is now available at collaborateboston.org.
"Community foundations have a unique opportunity to bring together groups large and small to solve local and regional problems," said Paul S. Grogan, President and CEO of the Boston Foundation. "We hope that Collaborate Boston will expand those cooperative efforts to new individuals, organizations and others who have innovative ideas to achieve collective impact on the issues that matter most to them."
For 2014, Collaborate Boston will place an emphasis on fostering resident-led collaborations that include nonprofit and other partners. Full criteria for projects and application materials are accessible collaborateboston.org, along with highlights and lessons learned from the 2013 contest. The deadline for entries is March 28, 2014.
In its inaugural year, more than 70 groups submitted collaborative proposals to improve outcomes for young men and boys of color in Roxbury, Dorchester and Mattapan. Two winners were selected, Codman Square Brotherhood Project and Black and Latino Boys at the STEM of Success, and presented their projects in a special Collaborate Boston showcase.
"For 2014, we wanted to build on last year's success and support collaborative efforts focused in the developing neighborhoods along the Fairmount Corridor," said Jennifer Aronson, Senior Director, Program & Nonprofit Effectiveness. "We know from our work the unique power of resident leadership in creating effective solutions to neighborhood issues, and hope this year's competition will inspire collaboration that combines resident wisdom with the capacity to have an impact."
The Boston Foundation, Greater Boston's community foundation, is one of the largest community foundations in the nation, with net assets of close to $900 million. Founded in 1915, the Foundation is approaching its 100th Anniversary. In 2013, the Foundation and its donors made nearly $98 million in grants to nonprofit organizations and received gifts of $130 million. The Foundation is a partner in philanthropy, with some 1,000 separate charitable funds established by donors either for the general benefit of the community or for special purposes.
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GQ Selects: AMI Prince of Wales Check Blazer
Key items from our December issue, hand-picked by Jim Moore and available at MR PORTER "What's made us such big fans of Alexandre Mattiussi's AMI line right out the gate is the designer's deft ability... read more
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Carson Street Clothiers Turns an Outdoors "Team-Building Exercise" Into a Fall/Winter 2013 Lookbook
Whenever a company needs to build morale amongst its employees, it often relies on team-building exercises or events like some sort of "company field day" to foster a spirit of camaraderie, teamwork, and "corporate... read more
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AMI Spring 2014 Men's Collection
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The GQ+A: AMI's Alexandre Mattiussi on His Exclusive MR PORTER Capsule Collection, Being Able to Afford His Own Clothes, and Sticking with Two Sleeves
Alexandre Mattiussi makes clothes that he wants to wear and we're sure happy he does. The designer, after stints at high-end houses like Dior and Givenchy started his own label AMI just two years... read more
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See the Collection: AMI Fall 2013
Designer Alexandre Mattiussi impressed us once again with his fall 2013 line, which had cozy-cool suiting, effortlessly turned out denim-on-denim combos, a variety of perfect shearling jackets, and tough-looking, colorful outerwear. Bravo!... read more
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Store Openings: AMI Sets Up Shop in Paris
One of GQ's favorite new French brands, AMI, just opened their first retail outpost in the upper part of the Marais in Paris. Mattiussi's signature mix of sartorial sports jackets and washed trousers are... read more
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Your Daily Eye Queue: Deck the Halls With the Victoria's Secret Angels (VIDEO)
WOMEN The Victoria's Secret Angels prefer to deck their halls with boughs of honey. Watch and learn. (Modelinia/Video Below) GADGETS Finally—jeans that can update your Facebook status. (Mashable) FASHION WEEK London's top designers preview... read more
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First Look: AMI Fall 2012 Collection
Direct from Paris, the full AMI Fall 2012 Collection men's Fall 2012 collection is now live on GQ.com. See all the runway looks right here.... read more
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Dig the New: French Fashion, Without the Attitude
We always liked the way the French dress. We just weren't sure we liked the French. But in our new favorite line, AMI, we've found the best reason to love both read more
January 2012
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First Look: New Barneys CO-OP Floor and GENES Cafe
Barneys unveiled a sleek, new CO-OP HQ on the 8th floor at their Madison Avenue flagship this past weekend. The space replaces the former CO-OP on the 5th floor, which will house some Holiday-specific... read more
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New Delhi, Sep 9 (IANS) Rina Dhaka, one of the pioneers of Indian fashion, says it doesn't matter if she is designing for an international market or an Indian one as long as her clothes are in business.
'For me, designing for Naomi Campbell or any of my Indian customers gives me equal pleasure and satisfaction,' Dhaka, who has made a mark in women's wear with her bold lines, told IANS in an interview here.
'How does it matter whether I am designing for an international or a national market? It is just a delivery for us, nothing more than that,' she said when asked about the declining number of international buyers at the ongoing Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week (WIFW) here.
'What is most important is business. In fact I want to work and sell here in India, rather than abroad. Believe me, it is easiest working in your homeland. Moreover all the overseas brands are desperate to sell here.'
'I don't suffer from any inferiority complex! We don't lag behind in anything. Not even in make-up or hairstyling. I have even been to Miami Fashion Week - and it is nothing in front of us. We are huge.'
Asked whether designers should be allowed to pick models of their choice to showcase their collections instead of working with those chosen by the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI), which organises the WIFW, Dhaka said, 'It is organised and is working absolutely fine. There is no havoc and I don't think we need a change'.
Dhaka, the original oomph goddess of Indian fashion, is quite happy with the way the country's fashion industry is evolving.
'The new designer category is doing very well. A lot of designers are selling abroad. Wherever we are now we must scale it up to triple in the next three years,' said Dhaka.
However, she said promotion and marketing play a vital role while selling in the global market.
'The market wants branded stuff. The marketing and promotion of a label is extremely important. I remember, if we send our consignment without labels, the buyers send it back to us,' she said.
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Mr. Newman started with the City of San Antonio as the Environmental Services Manager in 1997. As Manager, Mr. Newman and his staff managed all of the city's environmental issues, including landfill maintenance, the household hazardous waste program, environmental assessments and cleanups, air quality planning, and brush recycling. Two of Mr. Newman's most memorable accomplishments as the Environmental Services Manager include the conversion of an environmentally contaminated site into a beautiful and safe city park and the development of protocol to review and address environmental issues for all city capital projects. Mr. Newman was promoted to Interim Assistant Director in 2008 and then to Assistant Director in 2009.
Prior to joining the City of San Antonio, Mr. Newman was an Environmental Scientist with a Houston-based engineering and environmental firm. Later, Mr. Newman became a Project Manager/Site Superintendent for a San Antonio-based industrial construction company focusing on environmental construction projects across the nation.
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The Anderson County Board of Health Regulation 2004-01a is flawed. It does not address the stated problem that spawned its creation; namely, "that failing septic systems contribute considerable amounts of pollution to groundwater." How is a failing septic system related to pumping a properly functioning septic tank every three years? The board's solution equates with treating a broken leg by splinting the sound leg and ignoring the leg with the fractured bone.
The carpet on the stairs between my laundry room and living room looks like a dog tore it to shreds.
That's because one did.
The screen on my back door looks as if cats have been climbing it.
That's because they have.
The gaping hole in the drywall in my bathroom looks as if children took a hammer to it.
That's because they did — to free their pet ferret from the wall.
If you sense a pattern here — a pattern that indicates my home is slowly being destroyed by small animals — you get a gold star.
Well, folks, the Fantasy Football season is over, and despite my top-notch first half of the season, my team — the Flying Reporters — finished a mediocre fourth place right behind (you guessed it) my husband in third.
I guess that's what I get for gloating.
Still, for a rookie team, the FRs had a good run, and just because the fantasy season is over doesn't mean the real season is. Eight teams remain in the playoffs and I'm certainly looking forward to the Super Bowl on Feb. 1.
Happy New Year! The new seed catalogues are here.
Those of us addicted to gardening were getting pretty antsy for a fix. I got a chance to read through three of my new catalogues and I'm thrilled with the selections.
Many of you may not start things from seed. Perhaps you don't grow a big enough garden. Many of you grow just a few things in containers. Seeds are still a great way to start your garden when you want.
We all know that we have a lot of winter yet to go before we turn that first shovel. It's hard to wait.
This is the time of year when politicians typically offer a state of the union, state or city address, giving their constituents some insight into how their government is doing and what it hopes to accomplish in the coming year.
Given the problems so many newspapers have experienced during 2008, we thought it a good idea to offer you a state of your newspaper address.
Most folks have wishes for the new year, and the staff at The Anderson News is no different.
Below, members of our staff offer their wishes for 2009, a year we all hope is better than 2008 in many ways.
Remember, we're asking for your wishes, too. Just e-mail them to firstname.lastname@example.com for publication in next week's paper.
Shannon Mason Brock, staff writer
If you're anything like me — and most people I have talked to are, at least in this respect — you're sitting around wondering where the last week has gone and why it took Christmas with it.
I don't know if it's because we're so busy this time of year, going to this house and eating at that one, but Christmas just seems to fly by. I so look forward to it arriving and getting to spend time with family and friends, but before I even have time to catch my breath, it's gone.
It's possible that a stray article or two with my byline will appear in some future edition of this newspaper, but today's column will be the last one I write as an employee of The Anderson News.
This is my final week at the paper, as I've accepted a position in a different line of work and start my new job Jan. 5.
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anyone know about this kit ?
Posted 23 February 2011 - 12:47 PM
i looked up the instructions online (great feature round2)
from the looks of it its one of those "use all parts"kits with no options
is this the case ?
(if im building a chevy id rather get some nice partsbox fillers out of it)
so, whats the lowdown ?
Posted 23 February 2011 - 02:46 PM
Posted 23 February 2011 - 03:43 PM
and yes crazyjim, it molded in orange. Though some have them marked "molded in white", NEVER believe what they say on the box unless u wanna get skrewed by them saying its molded in that color, but itsa not!! And It's REALLY ANOYING!!!!!
Edited by V-spec, 23 February 2011 - 03:46 PM.
Posted 23 February 2011 - 04:11 PM
ill try to get a BM, i like that one better anyways
Posted 23 February 2011 - 05:06 PM
i always enjoy stocking up the partsbox and im no big fan of chevies so if i toss a SBC in there it will probalby stay there untill i decide to build a civic or something but if i toss a 454 in there at least there is some hope of it ever seeing a decent build
(im planning on building the camaro with a DOHC hemi for that perfect blend of camaro looks and hemi power)
Posted 23 February 2011 - 11:45 PM
Posted 24 February 2011 - 01:35 AM
I'll say, once again, that I prefer molded in color kits...
Posted 24 February 2011 - 06:56 AM
Posted 24 February 2011 - 07:43 AM
The chassis and engine in the 1989 kit actually date back to the 1969 annual. Like Mark said, the original annuals were quite nice and would be nice to have. The 1970 annual had molded in vinyl top texture and all the 1970-73 AMT annuals were the non-Rally Sport body style with the full-width front bumper. I have a number of these in my collection and really like them. The originals were 3-n-1's with stock, custom, and drag options.To avoid any potential confusion, I wouldn't call the 1989 (see box art below) kit "the orginal release" since it was actually the final version of AMT's annual kit that evolved from 1971-7 and ended up as the AHC100 custom. There was a very, very poor attempt to backdate the kit into a 1970 Camaro in '89, and I don't think it's a stretch to say it's not a well-liked kit. Bad enough that they just started over with the kits discussed up the thread. It's too bad they ruined this tool, since the earlier Camaro kits were all pretty nice, and it would have been nice to see them return as reissues. Now they just have a messed-up annual tool that's basically good for nothing.
I also have three or four of the 1989 issue pictures that will be used as donor kits to restore my annuals.
Edited by Marc @ MPC Motorsports, 24 February 2011 - 07:44 AM.
Posted 24 February 2011 - 07:46 AM
Posted 24 February 2011 - 08:03 AM
Bad enough that they just started over with the kits discussed up the thread. It's too bad they ruined this tool, since the earlier Camaro kits were all pretty nice, and it would have been nice to see them return as reissues. Now they just have a messed-up annual tool that's basically good for nothing.
How is it bad that they started over? The newer release Camaro is 10x better in every way. As far as the earlier Camaros being nice?? Again, Those kits under hood,engine,chassis,interior,and in some cases,bodies, leave a lot to be desired. They're good for a curbside build unless you kitbash them with the newer release Camaro.
Posted 24 February 2011 - 08:35 AM
They're good for a curbside build unless you kitbash them with the newer release Camaro.
I have to respectfully disagree. As an owner of a real one, that revamped annual version kit is not even good enough for a simple curbside.
Posted 24 February 2011 - 08:50 AM
As an aficionado of vintage model kits, only the level of detail, especially chassis and engine detail, is an improvement over the annuals. As a former owner of a second generation Camaro, the look and feel of the rest of the "newer" 1970.5 Camaro missed the boat. I would rather have the outside "look" right as the details are not seen once the car is on the shelf.I have to respectfully disagree. As an owner of a real one, that revamped annual version kit is not even good enough for a simple curbside.
Posted 24 February 2011 - 08:58 AM
I have to respectfully disagree. As an owner of a real one, that revamped annual version kit is not even good enough for a simple curbside.
True,but I gotta do something with it. Can't just throw it out. Maybe I'll let my son build it.
Posted 24 February 2011 - 09:09 AM
You're mis-reading that.
The 1989 kit WAS SO BAD that AMT started from scratch for the Z/Baldwin Motion tooling instead of re-using the annual kit. That make sense now? It's not bad that they tooled a new kit. The new kit was tooled up because the old one was bad.
I don't know how to make it any clearer than that.
You're right, I did mis read. That makes sense. You're earlier statement didn't. Thus,the
Posted 24 February 2011 - 11:18 AM
Actually in at least two cases, Round2 has combined two seperate versions of the same kit, (as tooled up under AMT/Ertl, like this Camaro was), into one release.
In 2008 they did that with the 1960 Ford Starliner kit, as seen here:
All the parts from the stock & custom releases were in that version, with the addition of a new set of pad printed white walls.
In 2010 they did the same with the 1963 Pontiac Catalina kit, shown here:
That was just last year for the Pontiac, & it also included, in addition to the original stock & custom parts, the folllowing new parts:
1-The vent windows that had been missing from all previous versions, (each previous version being prior to Round2).
2-Pad printed white walls & M&H drag slicks.
3-A complete & accurate decal sheet to replicate Arnie "The Farmer" Beswick's "Passionate Poncho II" 62 Catalina.
In the case of the Camaro, it's possible that the amount & size of the different parts between the Z-28 & Baldwin-Motion versions made it too costly to combine the two kits, based on potential sales. The Z-28 has a SBC, the B/M car a big block, & they each have different hoods & other parts. Packaging could be an issue as well. I know those older kits were often 2-3-4/1 kits, but they had less parts for detailing the kits, (examples are engines consisting of 10 or so parts, & the 4 piece interiors), that took up less space, thus allowing more different parts to be included in those older kits. I have the Z-28 kit & as I recall, it's pretty tightly packed in there.
The two kits I mentioned didn't have that many different parts between versions in prior releases. The Fords had different rim & tire options, different induction options, different exhaust manifolds. different valve covers, & in the case of the custom variant, a set of laker style pipes & a set of traction bars, & that was it.
The Poncho had different front & rear seats & door panels, (button tufted for the custom version), different wheels & tires, different grille oprions, (custom had a tube grille), & a set of optional lake pipes for the custom & again that was it.
In both cases, all of those optional parts were a small amount of what was in the kit, & other than the custom interior options for the Pontiac, took up very little additonal box space. With the Pontiac interior options, the differing door panels, being molded flat, didn't take up that much space either, leaving only the seats. That made it easier for it to be profitable to offer both variants of each kit as "2/1" kits.
Scans of the different Ford & Pontiac instructions sheets can be seen at these links to better illustrate my point:
Stock Ford, (please note, though this is the WalMart reissue, it's identical to the first version of the kit): http://public.fotki....ford_starliner/
Custom Ford: http://public.fotki....0-ford-starlin/
Round2 "2/1" reissue Ford: http://public.fotki....960-ford-starl/
Stock Pontiac: http://public.fotki....2-catalina-421/
Custom Pontiac: http://public.fotki....2-pontiac-cata/
I can't find the "2/1" Pontiac instructions or I would have posted them too.
Other than the Round2 version of the "2/1" Ford, I have in my stash or have built each of these different versions, so I am very familiar with what's in each of them.
Perhaps knowing more of the facts & the background of the different kits & how Round2 approaches each release before going off on a rant will make your arguments more logical & valid.
As to the molded in color deal, well I'm not fond of that myself.
Thanks Mark!
I was aware of the "New" 2-in-1 issues of the Starliner and Catalina (probably wrong spellin'). What I was trying to say was that it might be difficult for R2 to combine the parts BM onto teh current Z-28 because of both kits high parts count (BM and Z28 have diffrernt engines, hoods, wheels/tires, other bits and etc.), and packaging them together would mean a bigger box and a bigger price tag for them to produce and for the consumers.... along with the fact that if they'll sell in enough numbers to justify the cost.
...Which is why they keep doing many variants of the horrid General Lee kits because there's a HUGE market for them out there not just for modelers, but fans of the TV show/films and nostalga COLLECTORS who will buy ANYTHING! - even an unopened moldy box of Star Wars cereal with a Luke Skywalker figure for god-only-knows how much it costs!!
End of rant.
Posted 24 February 2011 - 01:58 PM
True,but I gotta do something with it. Can't just throw it out. Maybe I'll let my son build it.
feel free to donate it to me, ill build it for you
Posted 25 February 2011 - 02:26 AM
Posted 27 February 2011 - 02:39 PM
feel free to donate it to me, ill build it for you
I might would do that if you weren't planning on cramming a Hemi in it.
Posted 27 February 2011 - 04:54 PM
I might would do that if you weren't planning on cramming a Hemi in it.
if you are truly willing to donate it i will follow your instructions on how to build it...honostly....ill stick to the 454


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Cameron accused of 'bullying' over TV debates
Labour has condemned David Cameron over his "final offer" of a single leaders' debate of at least seven parties ahead of the election, claiming the PM is "scared" of a head-to-head with Ed Miliband.
Labour has condemned David Cameron over his "final offer" of a single leaders' debate of at least seven parties ahead of the election, claiming the PM is "scared" of a head-to-head with Ed Miliband.
The US ambassador to South Korea has said he is "doing well and in great spirits" after being slashed in the face during an event in Seoul.
Mark Lippert was pictured bleeding heavily following the attack by 'pro-North Korea' activist Kim Ki-Jong, who was arrested immediately afterwards.
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Alastair Campbell has called the Prime Minister's stance on the TV leaders' debates "morally cowardly and democratically wrong".
Labour's former director of communications wrote on his blog: "How well I remember David Cameron proclaiming how marvellous the TV leaders' debates were and, more importantly, how vital they were to the democratic process in the modern media age.
"And how pathetic it is, five years on, to watch his wriggling and weaselling to avoid them.
"If Ed Miliband is as hopeless as Cameron and his press poodles say he is, why is the Tory leader so scared of going head-to-head over an extended period live on TV?"
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More than half of police officers that are subjected to a misconduct investigation resign or retire before they can be sanctioned, new figures show.
A total of 444 police officers were placed on a new national disapproved register to stop them re-entering the service after leaving the force while subject to the probe - whether they were dismissed, resigned or retired.
Of those:
Among those who resigned or retired while subject to a gross misconduct investigation were 24 officers accused of having a relationship with a vulnerable person, and 21 officers faced with claims of domestic abuse.
Two men arrested as part of an investigation into large-scale fraud linked to UK extremists have been released on bail.
The men, aged 29 and 23, were arrested at two addresses in London yesterday.
A 37-year-old man remains in custody after being arrested yesterday evening, Scotland Yard said.
The arrests are related to reports of elderly and vulnerable people being "cold called" by a suspect impersonating a police officer, who tells them their bank account has been compromised.
Victims were then tricked into switching money to an account under the control of the suspect, police said.
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has defended its decision not to charge Abid Naseer, a Pakistani man who was convicted of terror offences in the United States yesterday.
Naseer, 28, was found guilty of plotting to bomb a shopping centre in Manchester and the subway in New York City.
He was arrested in Manchester in 2009, and though police submitted a file to the CPS, it was deemed that there was not enough evidence to prosecute him.
"The evidence in our possession in relation to Abid Naseer which would have been admissible in a criminal court was very limited," a spokeswoman said.
"Crucially, there was no evidence of training, research or the purchasing of explosives.
"We had no evidence of an agreement between Abid Naseer and others which would have supported a charge of conspiracy in this country."
A former Royal Marine that died fighting against Islamic State in Syria had travelled there to "help other people and to make a difference", his ex-girlfriend has said.
Speaking to the Telegraph, Jemma Weston described her former partner Konstandinos Erik Scurfield as "amazing" for "doing an unselfish act" in joining Kurdish forces' efforts against the militant group.
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Anyone else struggling with anxiety after losing their child? Our daughter was born w/ birth defects (brain, heart and airway) and died at 2 months of age. We knew there were brain abnormalities before she was born but were given much hope and were preparing to possibly raise a daughter with some developmental delays. After a month they told us her prognosis was poor and there wasn't anything they could do but keep her comfortable.
Now I find I have extreme anxiety. Things that would normally give me anxiety (possibly moving, holidays, etc) give me so much anxiety that I feel like I am going to throw up and I can't sleep. Especially bad when I have PMS.
Anyone have any suggestions? I've joined a support group and tried grief counseling (bad experience). I desperately want another child some day, but I am so scared of how I would react to the anxiety of another pregnancy. Help if you can!!!! Thanks!


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The tide has turned against Europe's dictatorial arrogance. Mr Cameron can swim with it - and be a hero - or go under
With one voice, the media proclaimed that this was a crushing humiliation for David Cameron. And so it was, in a way. No Prime Minister likes to be defied by his own backbenchers, in unholy alliance with the Opposition. It makes him look weak and out of control.
But there's another way of looking at Wednesday night's vote, urging him to adopt a tougher stance on the EU budget — and I don't just mean the obvious one, that this was a rare example of MPs doing the job they are paid for and representing the views of the people who elected them.
No. If my reading of the political runes is correct, this defeat for Mr Cameron may also turn out to have been the moment when Labour and the Tory rebels handed him his best possible chance of winning the next election.
Opportunity: David Cameron's government was defeated on Wednesday by Tory rebels siding with Labour to demand he negotiate a cut in the EU budget
It all depends on how he plays the hand he's been dealt, which may not be quite as tricky as at first it appears.
I don't suppose for one minute that this is how the PM sees it, with all the difficulties presented by the vote flooding through his mind.
If everything had gone according to his plan, he would have flown to Brussels next month and opened Britain's bidding on the budget with a demand for a real-terms freeze, which would mean an increase of about two per cent, in line with inflation.
There then would have followed the familiar EU haggling and posturing, late into the night, with many harsh words exchanged between national leaders (though not really meant) to convince the folks back home that they were fighting their corner.
At the 11th hour, they would have agreed a compromise budget increase — about 3.5 per cent, say — and Mr Cameron would have flown home, claiming victory for having beaten our partners down from the European Commission's demand for an extra 5.8 per cent a year.
True, he might have had to endure a rough reception from some of the more vociferous eurosceptics. But nothing he couldn't handle.
Diehard eurofanatic: Nick Clegg has since said there is 'no hope' of a cut to the Brussels budget
Meanwhile, in Brussels, the eurocrats would have settled back in their taxpayer-funded limousines, happy in the knowledge that the summit had turned the ratchet of EU expansion one notch further.
Such must have been the Prime Minister's vision of how the negotiations would go, before Labour and the rebels joined forces to produce the first ever Commons majority in favour of slimming down the EU (John Major's 1993 defeat was over a technicality in the Maastricht treaty, which didn't affect funding).
By urging the Government to demand a real-terms cut in the budget, and not just a freeze, they changed the game overnight.
For although the vote is not binding on Mr Cameron, it robs him of any chance to present an increase in the EC's funding, no matter how small, as a victory for Britain. Even a freeze will now look like a blot on his copybook and a defeat for the will of the people, as expressed by Parliament.
In one way, the beleaguered PM may be said to deserve a smidgin of sympathy, since the Commons is quite literally demanding the impossible of him.
As Labour and the Tory rebels alike are very well aware, there is simply no way on Earth that he will be able to persuade the UK's 26 partners, most of them net beneficiaries of the EU's largesse, to agree unanimously to trimming the budget.
Political opportunism: Ed Miliband and his party sided with Tory rebels to humiliate the Government
The very best he could ever hope for was a real-terms freeze — and his only realistic chance of achieving even that lay in using Britain's veto.
For if no deal is reached on funding for 2014-2020, the rules say the existing budget will be renewed year by year, with a 2 per cent increase to allow for inflation.
Indeed, that diehard eurofanatic Nick Clegg made this very point, when he declared yesterday that there is 'no hope' of a cut.
It doesn't seem to have occurred to him to question how it can possibly be right that a British Government, answerable to an elected British
Parliament, is powerless to reduce the amount of money British taxpayers are required to pay to subsidise our foreign competitors.
To a man of Mr Cameron's tidy-minded intellect, a believer in conciliation and the quiet life, I can see it must be infuriating to be told by MPs to press for something that cannot be achieved within the rules.
No doubt he is especially exasperated by the antics of Labour, which agreed to increases in the EU budget of 47 per cent while Ed Balls was a Treasury adviser and gave away our rebate from Brussels, in return for reforms in the Commons Agricultural Policy that never materialised.
Spinning on a sixpence, that same Mr Balls and his leader, Ed Miliband, now tell the Coalition to press for cuts — with what must seem to the Prime Minister to be the sole aim of depriving him of any glory he might have gained from exercising his veto next month.
Certainly, this must be part of the reason for Labour's volte-face. But I reckon that geeky Mr Miliband's critics may be overdoing the sophistication and cynicism when they suggest it's the full story.
Call me naive, if you will, but couldn't a large part of the explanation be that the new Labour leader has been listening to his party's grass-roots supporters?
Might he not have felt how the wind of public opinion has turned sharply against the arrogant, anti-democratic, vastly wasteful EU, which appears to believe it should be immune from the austerity being inflicted on the peoples of Europe (in large part because of the EU's own pet euro?) Could it even be that Mr Miliband instructed his party to vote for cuts in the EU budget because… wait for it… he believes the EU budget should be cut?
Whatever the explanation, it's clear that most of his MPs were only too willing to seize their chance to please their constituents, after more than a decade of being forced to kowtow to Brussels.
More from Tom Utley for the Daily Mail...
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- TOM UTLEY: Modern politics and the day my father's best friend was blown up at the Commons 13/02/15
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- Mrs Utley may think I'm daft, but I'll never stop fretting about my grown-up sons, writes TOM UTLEY 02/01/15
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It's also certain that if this had been a free vote, many more Tories would have voted for a tougher stand against Brussels — and not only because dozens of them have Ukip breathing down their necks in their constituencies.
So where does all this leave Mr Cameron?
I could be wrong, of course, but it seems to me that his Commons defeat has more or less forced him to become a national hero — as he was, albeit briefly, when he last gave the bum's rush to Europe.
This was when he refused to enmesh Britain in Brussels's plan for single economic government of all 27 nations, coming home to a most gratifying boost in the polls.
For a start, Mr Miliband has surrendered any right he may have had to accuse his rival of leaving Britain 'isolated' when he vetoes any increase in the budget — as now he surely must.
But if Mr Cameron is half the political strategist I believe he is, he will realise he has to go further.
It may go against the grain of his courteous and conciliatory nature, but he must now kick up such a row in Brussels as to shake every pane of glass in the city — and not only this year, but next year and the year after, when the deadline for fixing the budget for 2014-2020 finally expires.
Unless he's prepared to be outflanked by Mr Miliband, this will mean withholding Britain's contributions to the EU, which is the only way we can achieve a cut. And, above all, it will mean promising a referendum on Britain's membership of this corrupt oligarchy, before Labour beats him to it.
Only, this time, there can be no going back on the pledge. This week, the tide has turned decisively against any more dictatorial arrogance from Europe — and he must either swim with it, and be a hero, or go under.


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I want to use Scottie Pippen's stylist. I mean, crop the unsightly black sign, and this could be his official NBA photo.
This is from The Smoking Gun, which provides the following context:
This is from The Smoking Gun, which provides the following context:
Houston police busted basketball star Scottie Pippen in April 1999 and charged him with drunk driving. Cops pulled over the six-time NBA champ's Mercedes after seeing him use an oncoming lane to pass cars stopped at a red light.Charges were later dropped.
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Grayce Todd Watkins passed away on Monday evening, April 22, surrounded by friends and family after an 8-year battle with metastatic melanoma. She was preceded in death by her father, Robert Watkins and her brother, Scott. Her mother, Kathleen, her husband of 19 years, Michael Roden, two stepchildren, Christopher and Katherine, and her beloved dogs, Hazel and Brownie, survive her.
Todd was born at Crawford Long Hospital in Atlanta on November 17, 1961, to Kathleen and Robert Watkins. Her Atlanta roots ran deep, and she was an avid supporter of the Braves, as well as a Falcons season ticket-holder.
Todd's gifts as a scholar and an athlete were evident from early on. At Chamblee High School she served as president of her senior class, played guard on the basketball team (in spite of the coach), was a member of the swim team, and excelled across the curriculum. At the
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Following graduation, Todd worked for the British Consulate in Atlanta. She returned to UGA in the early 1990s and earned a M.S. degree (1993) in geology under the direction of Dr. Sue Goldstein. Her research resulted in several publications in the scientific literature concerning salt marsh biota. She then commenced a professional career in environmental geology, working for the Southern Company in Birmingham and Atlanta. While working, Todd completed Duke University's prestigious Executive M.B.A. program, specializing in international business. She continued her career at Mirant (R.I.P.), where she was promoted through a number of positions to project manager. Just before diagnosis with melanoma, she had returned to geology working for MacTec.
The family thanks the doctors (Dr. Nicholas Papadopoulos, Dr. Merrick Ross) at MD Anderson, and especially the Emory melanoma team (Necia Maynard, Dr. David Lawson, Dr. Keith Delmon) who through their skill and compassion helped Todd to persevere in spite of this horrible disease for many years. The family also thanks the nurses (Amanda, Sandy, Stacey) of Hospice Advantage for their compassionate care of Todd at the end of her life.
As Todd fought her disease, she continued to live fully and vigorously, traveling to Ireland, France, Vietnam, and Croatia, and spending time each year in the beautiful area around St George Island, FL. She remained physically and mentally active, enjoying cycling, kayaking and swimming, competing in a team triathalon with two dear friends, always reading, reveling in folk art and good music (John Prine, Van Morrison), and ultimately fulfilling many of her dreams. A memorial service will be held on May 19th starting at 11 AM at the family home (children welcome): 409 Quail Creek Drive, Monroe, Ga 30656. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made in her memory to Winship Melanoma & Skin Cancer Fund, please make check payable to Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University (Office of Gift Records, Emory University, 1762 Clifton Rd. NE, Suite 1400, Atlanta GA 30322).
Lawson Funeral Home, 4532 Highway 53, Hoschton, GA 30548; (706) 654-0966;
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Original: $119.98
Price: $59.50
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I wish there were many reason for me to have kept this mogopod just like when I first bought it. Unfortunately it all had to come to an end. I'm one to bring a lot of required gear with me and this mogopod doesn't suffice the function I need it for. NOTE BEFORE BUYING: This mogopod is great for small DSLRs or ones without battery grip only and nothing else on top of it, such as GoPros, camcorders, or digital cameras. Why? Because when it gets really heavy, the weight of the equipment will cause the locking mechanism to drag down to its shortest form, thus making it unreliable for many shoots. Unlike the regular monopods with the 3 or 4-leg system locking mechanism that can take the weight no matter how heavy your gear is, this one isn't capable of such thing. Anyways, I'm giving it four stars because it still works for other cameras. I just wish that they would've made the twisting lock mechanism a whole lot tighter to prevent it from dragging down when the top load is too heavy. Also, the price posted above is not correct. I got mine for $79 and I know they haven't changed the price in a while so it's worth it investing on this. As for the future buyers, there are many things to like about this mogopod. Carry Speed will be releasing accessories for it in the near future. Stuff like the legs for more stabilized shots without spending too much like the Manfrotto 561BHDV, wheels for dolly shots, tripod fluid head, and more.
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