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The Utah State Aggies and the Santa Barbara Gauchos will both be gunning for a victory on Saturday when they meet at Thunderdome. Utah State won its last outing, a 90-57 result against Southern Utah on November 12. They covered in that game as a 22.5-point favorite. Santa Barbara won its last outing, an 86-65 result against UNLV on November 12. They covered in that game as an 8.5-point underdog. Utah State: Team record: 2-0 SU, 2-0 ATS Current streak: won 2 straight games. is 6-1 SU in its last 7 games when playing on the road against Santa Barbara When playing on Saturday are 6-4 Team record: 2-0 SU, 1-0 ATS Current streak: won 2 straight games. is 5-1 SU in its last 6 games When playing on Saturday are 7-3 Utah State home to Mississippi State, Saturday, November 23 Santa Barbara at Colorado, Thursday, November 21 |


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Experian also found that another 62% of all retail visits when to big online shopping brands.
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Happy Birthday to the little boy who made me a Glamamom.
Someone very special in my life is turning twooooooooo.
Guess who?
He's really messy
his favorite foods
jelly beans
Happy Birthday to the little boy who made me a Glamamom.
Happy Birthday, Bubba! Can't wait to celebrate with you in a couple weeks!
Aw. He is so precious. Happy Birthday to the little man
Happy Birthday! Those photos are gorgeous. And for the record, I would like to live on jelly beans and i-cream too.
Happy Birthday, Sebastian! September birthdays are the best!;)
Awww!!!! Happy Birthday cutie pie!!!!! Aaah, officially 2. Now the "real" fun begins.
Okay, I love that his 2 favorite foods are jelly beans and icecream! LOL!!!
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Happy Birthday Sebastian! He is absolutely adorable! You must be soo excited Jill.
Awwww he sure is a cutie! Happy birthday little man!
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Awww wishing him a Happy Birthday..Jill he is a cutie. I miss my kids being this age. They grow up so quickly. Enjoy
Aw, Happy Birthday little man!! He's adorable! How can you take so much cuteness??!
What a cutie! Happy birthday to him!
Aww!! Happy Birthday to that beautiful little boy!
and he has great hair! Happy Birthday to your little man!
Happy Birthday Sebastian!!
He is just the cutest little thing – and looks so much like you!! My oldest turns 4 on Sunday – I cannot believe how time has flown.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Could he be any cuter?? LOVE him! And jelly beans. Happy birthday!
Awww – yay! Happy 2nd birthday, Sebastian!
And I really love those photos of him!
He is BEYOND adorable…and I didn't realize how close in age our boys are…Connor will be 2 October 2nd…Happy Birthday to our little men!!! Hope you are celebrating in style and enjoying Labor Day weekend.
What a handsome little boy! Hope he had a wonderful 2nd birthday. Did he have birthday cake and "i-cream" ? So cute.
He's such a cutie! Hope you guys had a great day!
What a beauty. Those blue eyes match perfectly with his shirt. Hope he has a wonderful one.
Such sweet photos. He's a charmer! Happy birthday, Bubba!
OMG! I almost cried reading this! How sweet! Can Sebastian be any cuter in those photos?! Two was a very special age for me — I think it's when I finally began to come into my own as a mom and it started to become my new "normal." Only took twenty four months, but hey… better late than never. So every time someone's kid turns two, I tear up.
Happy Second Birthday Sebastian. Hope you got lots of jelly beans and i-cream! xoxo
I want to kiss and bite those cheeks! Too cute!
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Oh my – he has the best hair! What a cutie pie!
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After tracking harassment, masturbation, and assault on the New York City transit system for over three years, we decided to take action. We recently co-founded New Yorkers for Safe Transit – the only coalition dedicated to eliminating sexual assault and hate violence—particularly gender- or discrimination-based— within NYC's public transit system.
In response to an ongoing rash of sexual assaults and harassment occurring in the subways, New Yorkers for Safe Transit (NYFST) is hosting a forum for concerned community members and anti-violence activists to analyze the rampancy of gender-based violence in the New York City public transit system and discuss strategies to address this problem. Please join us:
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I picked up a couple of Indi 500's today. Unfortunately my GF doesn't like the girls bike I got her so I will be returning it to swap for a mens bike.
She wants a fixie too. pfft
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Re: WTS-Perth WA: FreeFrames, RestoredBikesHi George,
I'm trying to do some restoration, conversion I have an old 3 speed hub and want to build my first wheel from my daughters 16" bike. I need to source a 36 spoke rim and some spokes to do the job. Where's the best place to get obscure parts in Perth? I'd really be interested in the 22 inch 3 speed your have in your list Cheers Nick
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Nick, if you've got a 28H rim I have some 28H Sturmey AWs - happy to swap (all my rims are 36H 700C) Stop handing them the stick! - Dave Moulton
Re: WTS-Perth WA: FreeFrames, RestoredBikesSounds good. I will check the hub. I'm new to all this bike building. It is a sun-tour hub and has some light surface rust. I will take a picture and post it
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It's probably a rebadged Sturmey Archer AW as this is known to have happened. A quick comparision (visually and by weight) will let you know. - Check out Sheldon Brown's site - starting at http://www.sheldonbrown.com/sturmey-archer.html for hubs, wheel building and more. Stop handing them the stick! - Dave Moulton
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Patriotic Front Chiengi Member of Parliament Benson Kapaya has called for peaceful campaigns in the August 19 Mumbotuta ward local government by-election.
Addressing scores of PF supporters at Changwe Lungo Primary School in Milenge yesterday, Brig Gen Kapaya said the PF government had performed well since it assumed office in September, 2011.
The Chiengi Law maker who is also Luapula Province Minister said it was for this reason that the people of Milenge should vote for the ruling party in the forth-coming Mumbotuta ward by-election.
Three political parties are participating in the by-election namely the ruling Patriotic Front (PF), the opposition United Party for National Development (UPND) and the Movement for Multi-party Democracy (MMD).
Brig Gen Kapaya urged the cadres to go flat out and campaign for the PF candidate Gevason Mumba who is competing against UPND's candidate Joseph Mbewe and Gosten Mumba standing on the MMD ticket.
Brig Gen Kapaya said if elected Mr Mumba would propel the PF vision of delivering development and increasing its membership throughout the country.
"Let's campaign peacefully, what we want are votes not violence so I'm urging you to desist from any violent activities as PF supporters, we should lead by example that we are a peaceful party committed to developing this country," said Brig Gen Kapaya.
Meanwhile, Brig Gen Kapaya cautioned the people of Milenge not listen to opposition lies about the health of President Sata whom they allege was not feeling well.
"The president is in good health, he is the one governing this country whether the opposition likes it or not so let's go and tell the people that our president is very much alive and that they shouldn't buy what the opposition is saying," he said.
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What can I say? The accusation isn't coming from MSM or even from left-wing media - it's straight out of the Washington Times - one of the most conservative-leaning publications out there. According to Ron Paul people and Newt Gingrich people the weekend's Catholic and Evangelical activist's meeting in Texas to choose a candidate to "get behind" resulted in "manipulation," lies and ballot-box stuffing - with the end result being skewed in favor of Rick Santorum. http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/jan/16/activists-say-pro-santorum-vote-was-rigged/#
one poster here is dead certain that Romney is a lock... odd that the far Christian right wing would be going to such unethical lengths to get a leg up for ANYONE BUT the shape-shifter... The closed-door gathering of about 150 activists at the Benham, Texas, ranch of Nancy and Paul Pressler was being closely watched as perhaps a last chance for social and religious conservatives in the party to change the direction of the nomination fight by uniting around a single alternative to Mr. Romney, whom many distrust. But he's a lock, and it's dumb to even ask...
Well then by all means, since I'm so wrong, please tell us whom you feel will win the nomination? Or feel free to make yourself look even more foolish than you did in the following exchange: "A lot can happen in two months, especially for a mormon." - Titus Pullo, post 9, "Tea Party" thread (before Harry Boy entered the thread) "The first person to bring up (Romney's religion) in this thread was Titus." - Wolfpack, post 17 "Actually, genius, that was Harry first. You can read, correct?" - Titus Pullo, post 22
Hey Wolfie, go peddle that rubbish over in the thread it belongs in, instead of hijacking this one. Better yet, try to just cope... can't imagine a thread that the above wouldn't be hijacking. But in the absence of the second sentence, just go by the first one, and get out of this thread, or contribute. PFnV
Political organizing at a church? It's another front in the "War on Democracy" I tell ya! Valerie Jarrett | Partisan Pulpit Speech | Church-State IRS Rules | The Daily Caller
So start another thread and gripe about it.....I'll join ya. But not here, this has no more to do with the original thread than Wolf's remark did. What's up with that? Are you both afraid to respond to the in-house charges of fraud and manipulation?
Private group no official standing or input, could they raid the game of course but who cares who or what they want.
I've said the same thing to other posters when they've made OT comments and they've replied with childish comments like, "Who made you my boss?" Go figure PFiVA! Go Pats!
Churches can do whatever they please in an unofficial in-house vote. It's unethical, but nothing more than that. Who cares really?


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In postelection Venezuela, why nonviolence must win
Since its flawed April 14 presidential election, Venezuela has experienced violence over opposition demands for a vote recount. Pro-democracy forces must keep the moral high ground of nonviolence to avoid another Syria.
For years, political violence in Latin America has been rare – until this week. On Tuesday, a vicious brawl broke out in Venezuela's National Assembly. A few opposition lawmakers were badly beaten by ruling party members after objecting to the dubious results of last month's presidential election.
The brawl follows the killing of street protesters and the use of intimidation tactics against the opposition over its demand for an audit of the much-rigged April 14 vote.
If such violence continues, Venezuela could be ripe for a larger popular revolt aimed at restoring its badly damaged democracy. Yet, as the example of strife-torn Syria shows, pro-democracy leaders must resist any tendency toward violence. The surest way to victory in a democratic revolution is to split the ruling elite and the military by appealing to their conscience – not their fears.
This is the lesson of many "velvet" revolutions in recent decades, from the Philippines to the breakup of the Soviet Union to Myanmar (Burma) to Egypt. When a political opposition keeps the moral high ground with nonviolence, whistle-blowers emerge, soldiers refuse to shoot, army officers defect, and cronies of a despot switch sides, either to save themselves or their values. Meanwhile, other nations with duly elected leaders offer moral support.


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The work of Paul Strohm allies the most distinguished traditions of medieval study with the most challenging and innovative of theoretical approaches. These features, working together to revise and expand our understanding of both medieval texts and contemporary critical practice, are apparent in full and compelling force in this collection of essays, most now in print for the first time. In a range of theoretical engagements with late medieval texts, dealing with social practice, time, and narrative, this volume proposes a "practical" relation between the text and the theory that illuminates it.
Insisting on the imaginative multiplicity of the text, Strohm finds in theory an augmentation of interpretive possibilities-an augmentation that sometimes requires respectful disagreement with what a work says-or seems to want known-about itself. He thus defines theory as "any standpoint from which we might challenge a text's self-understanding." Coupled with this strategic disrespect is a new and amplified form of respect-for the text as a meaning-making system, for its unruly power and its unpredictable effects in the world.
In this spirit, Strohm offers new and illustrative readings of Hoccleve's "Male Regle" and Regiment of Princes, Ricardian coronation documents, Chaucer's "Cook's Tale," Capgrave's chronicle, the Gesta Henrici Quinti, records of the king's bench, Malory's "Knight of the Cart," and other later medieval texts. Throughout, Strohm traverses categories of "literary" and "non-literary" in the service of a more comprehensive understanding of texts and the resourcefulness with which theyaccomplish their social work.
Paul Strohm is J. R. R. Tolkien Professor of English Language and Literature at the University of Oxford. He is the author of many books, including England's Empty Throne: Usurpation and the Language of Legitimation, 1399-1422 (1998) and Social Chaucer (1989).
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HALLSVILLE- A Hallsville school board meeting ends with the superintendent taking a leave of absence.
Hallsville ISD superintendent Greg Wright made the request after Monday night;s board of trustee's meeting.
Some of the district's parents, and a trustee have asked Wright to step down after the district spent more than 12-million dollars that was supposed to go to the state.


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A blog about politics and issues with Kathleen McKinley.
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I'm leaving for Florida tomorrow for a week. As many of you know, that means I will be in what I consider heaven on earth for the next week…THE BEACH. I may feel that way because of experiences like this as well. (Check out the links for some of my personal blog posts. No politics […]
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I love this story. This Wall Street guy collects and invests in baseball cards. I didn't know this, but the baseball card companies also include famous people with "cut" signatures, not just baseball players. So one day he notices that Topps (a baseball card company) put out a Fidel Castro card. The Wall street guy […]
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Party at the Beach!!
Reading through MSNBC's FirstRead detailing Hillary's swing through Puerto Rico this weekend brings about an almost surreal feeling. On Sunday she attended and spoke at an evangelical church: Clinton has a big smile as the dancers perform in front of her, at first swaying subtly and then earnestly weaving back and forth and clapping to […]
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Let's start with Obama's story about his own conception: Marking the anniversary of the March 1965 "Bloody Sunday" in Selma, Ala., Obama, speaking at a church, he credited the those civil rights marchers of 1965 with the fact that his parents, a black African father and white Kansas mother, were inspired to fall in love […]
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This may be hard for some of you who read my blog (and you know who you are) but some people are seeing *whisper* victory in Iraq. Don't say it too loud now. The mainstream media might hear. (emphasis mine) Mileposts: As President Bush's term winds down, signs are there that the war on terror […]
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What in the world is going on in Iraq??
Anybody know? Ralph Peters at the New York Post gives the mainstream media a smackdown. Oh, how they loved declaring any setback or any violence in Iraq, but it's all been so quiet on the news front now. I can't imagine why?? Ralph Peters gives us an idea: DO we still have troops in Iraq? […]
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Best Wishes To Ted Kennedy
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I'm proud to say that the woman in this NYT article is a member of The Cotillion (a hub site for conservative women bloggers) and an online friend. Jane updates us by e-mail regularly about all things Yemeni. She is especially passionate about Abdul Karim al-Khaiwani, a Yemeni journalist who is on trial for sedition […]
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In an article in The New Republic, Cinque Henderson reflects upon why he, as a black man, doesn't like Obama. It's all very interesting, but this part is what stopped me: "…. he gave speeches across South Carolina that warned against being "hoodwinked" and "bamboozled" by the Clintons. His use of the phrase is resonant. […]
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Erasmusletter_en. La Culture va-t-elle passer l'arme à gauche ? - Idées. GRANDE-BRETAGNE. 40.000 familles risquent la rue - Monde. L'Angleterre, nouveau royaume des inégalités. Millionaire tax avoiders 'shock' chancellor. Royaume-Uni: la lutte des classes aura-t-elle lieu? David Cameron pris dans le scandale de la tourte. Pasty row hots up for David Cameron. David Cameron's efforts to show he loves a hot takeaway far more than a private dinner with his rich backers came to a crumbly end when his fond memory of eating a large Cornish pasty at Leeds railway station turned out to be somewhat faulty.
The prime minister's problems began at the Treasury select committee on Tuesday when the fiercely independent and somewhat lugubrious Labour MP John Mann asked George Osborne why he was imposing VAT on hot foods such as pasties. He asked the chancellor when he had last eaten a pasty at Greggs the bakers. Osborne – more interested in the dynamic modelling of tax reforms than hot food VAT anomalies – looked nonplussed, and said he could not recall.
One tweet suggested he was then probably subjected to a Treasury presentation where he was told that pasties were "similar to mini boeufs en croute". The Sun newspaper, currently intent on doing over the Tories, described him as the Marie Antoinette of the 21st century. Q&A with Polly Toynbee: politics and society. At the Guardian Open Weekend, Polly Toynbee's session with readers included wide-ranging questions and answers on the state of politics.
What should Labour do now? Why aren't they bolder? Cameron announces Tory plan to slash benefits. David Cameron will on Monday launch a scathing attack on what he calls the "culture of entitlement" in the welfare system, as he warns that claimants with three or more children may start to lose access to benefits, and almost everyone aged under 25 will lose housing benefit.
The prime minister will claim there is now a damaging and divisive gap in Britain between those enjoying privileges inside the welfare system and those resentfully struggling outside. It is likely to be seen on the left as the death-knell for Cameron's brand of compassionate conservatism. Budget 2012: pensioners fund tax cut. George Osborne's gamble in cutting the top rate of income tax to 45p came under mounting assault after the chancellor announced that his generosity to Britain's richest 300,000 households would be accompanied by a "stealth tax" on pensioners, a fresh £10bn attack on welfare and continued cuts to child benefit.
Osborne insisted that the centrepiece of his third budget was a move to take a million low earners out of tax through the biggest increase in personal allowances for 30 years. But Labour accused the chancellor of funding this giveaway through a "granny tax", pointing out 4.4 million taxpaying pensioners would lose on average £84 a year as a result of the plan to freeze their personal allowances.
They claimed Osborne had thrown away any pretence that he was a one-nation Conservative. Les Britanniques les plus fortunés paieront moins d'impôts - ROYAUME-UNI. Budget 2012 visualised. George Osborne has now delivered his much-leaked 2012 Budget.
But how did it compare to his previous two? A quick and easy way of making the comparison is with a word-cloud, like this. This is a visualisation of his statement today: As you can see, all the tax changes - the personal allowance increase, the personal statements, the top rate tax cut - made an obvious impact. The myth of Tory credibility on the economy. Quick quiz: has the government saved the economy by taking difficult decisions to cut spending drastically, or are they cutting by almost the same as Labour would have anyway?
You'd be forgiven for being confused because the Conservative-led coalition is not sure either. The government's "new cuts narrative" has been outlined in the past by Fraser Nelson, attempted by George Osborne, and articulated last week by Tim Montgomerie as: "Cameron state is 3% larger than the Brown state. " So did they save the economy or are they matching Labour? That depends on how you slice the figures. But the government is getting away with such brazen U-turns because journalists either look away or don't understand the economics. Protesters set for London march against spending cuts. 27 March 2011Last updated at 00:09 Watch: The BBC's Sophie Long spoke to some people taking part in the march More than 250,000 people have attended a march and rally in central London against public spending cuts.
Labour leader Ed Miliband addressed crowds in Hyde Park and the main march organised by the Trades Union Congress passed off peacefully. Budget 2011 at a glance: George Osborne's key points. 24 March 2011Last updated at 09:34 The key points of Chancellor George Osborne's Budget on 23 March 2011.
Fuel duty to be cut by 1p per litre from 1800 GMT. Public sector cuts – the truth. A week today the cuts will start to bite.
As the financial year ends, grants will run out, contracts will wind up, and charities and services will begin to shut their doors. After months of anxiety about the impact of the cuts, the consequences of the government's rapid deficit reduction programme will begin to be real. The Guardian gives a slice of what this will mean across the country, highlighting a cross-section of 50 services that will shrink or cease to exist from the end of this month. Most are unglamorous, obscure, unfeted projects, staffed by employees who are not very well paid, but hugely committed to what they do. All of these losses come as a result of the government's decision to cut spending by £95bn over five years.
Protest march against coalition cuts expected to attract 300,000. More than a quarter of a million protesters against public sector cuts are expected to flood central London today in the biggest political demonstration for nearly a decade.
Police sources, normally cautious about estimating numbers, said last night they were braced for up to 300,000 people to join the march – far higher than previous forecasts from TUC organisers. More than 800 coaches and at least 10 trains have been chartered to bring people to the capital from as far afield as Cornwall and Inverness. A recession is no excuse for dismantling the NHS. By Diane Abbott MP Last week, David Cameron promised a 'public sector revolution', It has become clear that the top target on Cameron's hit list is our NHS. But we know that the so-called "public sector revolution" is merely an excuse for cuts and scaling down the welfare state permanently. EMA day of action: students fight for grant. Seven in 10 students could be forced to drop out of college without financial support.
Photograph: Graham Turner for the Guardian Students are holding a day of action to focus attention on government plans to scrap the Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) that pays poor teenagers to stay on in education. Shane Chowen, the National Union of Students vice-president for further education, tweets: "Massive weeks for the #save EMA campaign and the futures of hundreds of thousands of young people. Get involved. " Public sector strikes live blog. 4.44pm: Here is a summary of today's key events. • More than 11,000 schools around the country either closed or cancelled lessons today as a result of the strikes over public sector pensions. More than two million pupils were affected by the industrial action. Michael Gove, the education secretary, said a quarter of schools were closed, and said the strikes were "disappointing and unnecessary". • A fifth of civil servants walked out, the government said.
Francis Maude, the Cabinet Office minister, said: "What today has shown is that the vast majority of hard-working public sector employees do not support today's premature strike and have come into work today. " Axing EMA is not a tough choice - it's a stupid one. So will you get divorced without it? Yes, comes the reply. The marriage assessor scratches her head. There has been a constant procession of couples streaming into her office for days now since the process started. All of them have claimed that they will get divorced without their targeted married tax allowance.
The problem is that she can only give the allowance to the expected one in ten cases of marriage threatening hardship. How Austerity Is Ushering in a Global Recession. Not only is the United States slouching toward a double dip, but so is Europe. New data out today show even Europe's strongest core economies – Germany, France, and the Netherlands – slowing to a crawl. We're on the cusp of a global recession. Policy makers be warned: Austerity is the wrong medicine.


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Denorfia came out early of the second game. Anything Wrong?
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"A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it."
It's nice to see Dumatrait doing well at the AAA level.
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Dumatrait has bounced back nicely and put together two good starts in a row after struggling his previous three outings. We could see him in a Reds uniform soon if he can continue to pitch like this.
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Leicestershire staged a spirited fight-back in a bid to avoid the follow-on against Surrey on the second day in the County Championship.
Having posted a formidable total of 480 at Grace Road, Surrey had the hosts struggling at 146 for four but an unbeaten 62 by stand-in captain Niall O'Brien and half-centuries from Dan Redfern and Rob Taylor helped Leicestershire to 303 for seven by the close and needing another 28 runs to make Surrey bat again.
Veteran off-spinner Gareth Batty ensured the day ended on a high note for Surrey however, claiming two late wickets in two overs for four runs to check Leicestershire's recovery.
Taylor, having made 54 and shared a stand of 99 with O'Brien was bowled by a quicker delivery and in Batty's next over Jigar Naik fell in similar fashion as the home side slipped from 292 for five to 298 for seven.
Earlier in the day Steven Davies had hit his best score for Surrey with 174 off 210 balls.
It was always going to be a tall order for bottom-of the-table Leicestershire to get themselves back into the game after being battered by the Surrey batsmen. But some wayward bowling from the Surrey pacemen gave the home side the chance to add to the huge boundary count in the game.
Even though some early wickets fell the scoreboard ticked along at a good rate with Ned Eckersley making a breezy 40 with eight fours in a stand of 64 with Matt Boyce. But when Boyce was out caught behind off a lifting delivery from Chris Tremlett, Surrey looked in command again.
Then Redfern, O'Brien and Taylor gave the home side some hope. Redfern hit 52 with 10 fours before edging Batty to wicket-keeper Gary Wilson and Taylor's half century contained a six and four other boundaries. With O'Brien still there, Leicestershire will hope they can reach the follow-on target of 331.
Resuming at 403 for eight Surrey added another 77 runs off 22 overs. The main focus was whether Davies could improve his career best score of 192 for Worcestershire against Gloucestershire he posted eight years ago.
He certainly looked in the mood to do so, moving quickly from his overnight 147 and past his previous Surrey best of 156.
The boundaries continued to flow as well from both Davies and Stuart Meaker in a stand of 108. It was finally broken by Rob Taylor who pinned Davies lbw for 174 off 210 balls. His innings contained 25 fours.
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The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn pulled in $3.5 million (£2.2 million) on its second weekend of release, forcing In Time into second place with $3 million (£1.9 million).
Ben Stiller's comedy Tower Heist debuted at three with takings of $2.4 million (£1.5 million), while Johnny English Reborn and Paranormal Activity 3 rounded out the top five.
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Better times with France ahead?
French President Sarkozy's US visit symbolizes a return to a more balanced and interdependent relationship.
When French President Nicolas Sarkozy tours George Washington's hilltop home at Mount Vernon with President Bush Wednesday, it will mark more than just a dramatic warming in relations between Washington and Paris.
With the new French president visiting a weakened and chastened America post-Iraq invasion, the tour of Mount Vernon symbolizes a return to the more balanced and interdependent relationship at the root of Franco-American ties. Just as Washington needed the France of Marquis de Lafayette to help break the Colonies' bonds to England, today France prefers an America that needs – and knows it needs – its longstanding Western friends to achieve its goals.
It was clear that Franco-American relations reached a nadir as former French President Jacques Chirac actively opposed the American drive to invade Iraq. But it is also clear that the pro-American Mr. Sarkozy is enabled politically to express his Yankee love as a result of changed circumstances. Unlike Mr. Chirac, who had to deal with an America that acted, as one French observer quipped, like a "hyperpower," Sarkozy is visiting at the time of a humbler America, its go-it-alone tendencies clipped.
"Sarkozy arrives at a good moment for this partnership for two important reasons," says Simon Serfaty, director of the Europe program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington. "[The United States] thought we could do things alone, but the unipolar moment is over and the administration has learned that we need allies," he says. And second, "Under Sarkozy the French have reasserted themselves not as the ally of choice, but as the ally most able to get things done."
High atop the two presidents' agenda is Iran. The leaders agree that Iran must never be allowed to develop a nuclear weapon. Sarkozy has endorsed the Bush approach of parallel sanctions outside the United Nations context – in Sarkozy's case, within the European Union.
The Bush administration's fourth-quarter drive for an Israeli-Palestinian peace deal is also buoyed by the change in French leadership earlier this year. Sarkozy is the most pro-Israel French president in decades, a shift that reinforces the role of the European Union within the Quartet of powers (the US, the EU, the UN, and Russia) pressing for Middle East peace. "Sarkozy is the first French president since 1967 that Israel actually likes, and that's significant," says Mr. Serfaty.


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You can have a meet at any hotel down there. No1 cares. I might actually end up going...we'll see.
Already got my hotel room reserved. Cannot wait to get drunk at the Helendorf again
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No problem chris. Asher is cool kid. Did he ever find sluggy again or did you ever catch him a lizard? And your daughter again or absolutely gorgeous man.
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clunks when turning is usually a dead giveaway.
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Really bad vibrations between 0-35 mph. It has since "cured" itself (I was driving down the highway at 75 mph and put the front all the way down) haven't had any issues in over a year
I've got a nasty click on right hand turns though outer boot is leaking grease bad.
hmmm. Interesting. I have no issues while turning, I think my highway vib. is getting worse though, lol
My vibration went away after I was past 35mph. It came back once the car was under a load, like if I stomped the gas while cruising along. Its not so bad now, I can notice it sometimes if I'm driving really really low but its very mellow, not like it used to be.
Anything over like 55 in my car is pretty bad. It comes and goes with the road though. I don't even care about it.
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Finally talked my wife into getting another VW. 2008 Passat with the Komfort package. Mocha brown, with tan/black interior. Its pretty freakin' dope and I'm jealous
Dude So happy for you guys! I love that color
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Yield: 3 loaves, or 2 loaves and a dozen rolls.
The milk in the recipe for farmhouse white bread not only adds protein and minerals, but it also creates a tender, spongy texture, a greater sweetness and a golden crust. The dough rises high in the bowl, promising plenitude.
Knead until dough is smooth and elastic (about 6 minutes), then set the dough to rise in large bowl in a warm place until it has doubled in size (1-1/2 hours). Punch down and let rise again (about 1 hour). After the second rising, form into loaves and let rise again in bread pans. Preheat oven to 375 degrees F and bake until loaves are nicely browned and sound hollow when turned out of the pan and tapped on the bottom, about 35 minutes.
Delicious when warm, in sandwiches, as toast, and when several days old, as French toast.
The Yankee Cook though glad that chewy, rustic breads of the European type are becoming more widely available, fears that old-fashioned farmhouse white bread has replaced them on the endangered species list, so she was happy to see this one. It makes great butter rolls, too. Just roll out a loaf's worth, spread liberally with melted butter, and roll like a jelly roll. Cut 1-1/2 inch lengths, put them cut-side down in well-buttered muffin tins, and bake at 425 degrees F until risen and well browned, about 20 minutes.
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Would I make this recipe again? I make it on a weekly basis. It is a high rising bread that is excellent for everything and stays fresh a long time. I would highly recommend this bread for anyone looking to replace store bought bread. It looks difficult to make but is very easy and forgiving if you make a mistake in rising.
Wonderful! Just like the bread my grandmother made every day for her large family for many, many years. She would go into the kitchen around 4:00AM every day to start the bread so that everyone had fresh bread for breakfast and she always made the rolls as well. The bread never lasted until dinner – that is what the rolls were for. I was very happy to find this recipe as my grandmother's recipe was lost to me when my mother died a decade ago. Thank you for the memories (and the delicious bread).
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I think those projections of China overtaking the US in GDP and other economic measures by 2050, under-estimate just how quickly the entire world can change in a very short amount of time. Top Chinese banker Guo Shuqing calls for wider use of yuan - Telegraph [Guo Shuqing, the chairman of state-controlled China Construction Bank (CCB), also said he is exploring the possibility of issuing loans to trading companies in yuan, allowing Chinese and foreign companies to settle their bills in yuan rather than in dollars. Mr Guo said the issuing of yuan bonds in Hong Kong and Shanghai would help to develop the debt markets in China and promote the yuan as a major international currency. It was the first time the head of a major Chinese bank has called for the wider use of the yuan, although a chorus of senior government officials have already voiced their concerns about the stability of the dollar and have said the yuan should be used more widely. "I think the US government and the World Bank can consider the issuing of renminbi bonds," he said, asking for a "mutual cooperation" between the US and China to promote Chinese financial services. He said bond issuance could be relatively small, at between 1bn and 3bn yuan (ÂŁ100m to ÂŁ300m). HSBC and Standard Chartered have both said they are preparing to issue bonds denominated in yuan.]
Related CNN Article: US Cannot Support 1Trillion More Debt Commentary: Can U.S. afford trillion more in debt? - CNN.com [ (CNN) -- We spend nearly as much on defense as the rest of the world combined. We spend more on health care than anybody else in the world. And we have a bigger national debt than anybody else in the world. Some experts are warning that if we keep spending like drunken sailors, we may lose our AAA credit rating, costing taxpayers billions more in higher interest payments. The press widely reported that Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner went to China partly to convince the Communist government that we will bring our spending habits under control and that their investments are safe with us.] ---------- A related question I have is why do we keep spending like madmen for military and for weapons?
It's partly because highly educated jobs are relatively expensive but I'm not going to try to defend it on an absolute level but I will say : - Although the DoD should not be a "jobs program", you can't cut defense spending without cutting lots of jobs which defeats the point of the stimulus - If he wanted, obama could cut defense spending and replace the jobs with equal caliber jobs for alternative energy R&D; he isn't doing anything with that, though.
The US spent 1.47 Trillion on military spending last year NOT counting anything Iraq-related. This spending is 48% of the entire world's military spending, and 6 times greater than China. World Military Spending ? Global Issues At this point it shouldn't be about the jobs we'd lose if we cut military spending. BF if you're going to use a jobs argument, then you would never be for cutting military spending since jobs would be lost, so you are basically for a constantly expanding military budget. [edit] I just saw that you also said you'd be for shifting that spending to alternative energy or R&D. There is no need to have US 950+ military bases around the world.
I agree and I said "Although the DoD should not be a "jobs program"", I was just pointing out that RIGHT NOW when we are losing jobs faster than we can count would be a particularly bad time to intentionally lose more. That's why I pointed out alternative energy R&D as a direction where we could transfer jobs instead of eliminate them but move in a different direction.
Along those lines: This comes as the Iraq govt arrested 5 US contractors for the killing of another US contractor. Related stories included in the above, also with mention of the US as being the biggest spender in the world. Democracy Now! | Headlines for June 08, 2009
The entire world spent $1.47 trillion on military spending. The US spent $711 Billion, or 48% of that figure. The $711 Billion is above the budgeted figure of $517.9 billion, because it includes the supplementals for Iraq and Afghanistan. No matter how you cut it, we spend too much. I'd slash back, and worry about us, and no one else. I'd actually have followed Donald Rumsfeld's own advice, which was maintaining a smaller, more weapons powerful, technological, rapid force military. It would have been more cost efficient, and wiser for the times. Of course, Rummy put forth his phylospohy, and then went ahead and invaded, and then occupied, a country long term. Go figure. The military isn't the only killer of this country though. Entitlement programs are as well. You could argue that EP's are worse long term, since people live longer, and the programs grow and grow in size. Either way, the MIC is a problem.
I agree. Thanks for giving those updated, corrected numbers. To use our military in order to create some sort of modern-day empire is folly. We are stretching ourselves as thin as the Romans used to do, and it helped lead to their downfall as well.
The military isn't going to be what kills this country. We're not empirical like the Romans were. People like to make direct comparisons between the Romans, and the USA, when only generalities apply. What will kill this country is the unsustainable cost of gubmit. Costs of many kinds, from many different programs and agencies.
Good God this is the first time I've heard someone other than myself and a few others say this. THANK YOU. There are some general parallels, but it's really a different situation. I'd actually liken us more to the end of the Roman Republic, where public office was gotten more for personal gain than the general good, politicians curried favor with the masses and made empty promises, and conflicting ideas about where the country should go threatened to tear the country apart internally. It's not that dramatic I suppose, but more applicable than the general "AMERICA IS THE ROMAN EMPIRE FALLING DOWN!!" people.
There are actually tons of similarities between the fall of the Roman Empire and America. Whether it be over-extending militarily or the other good points you made above, these factors culminated in the empire crumbling. We'll probably last a bit longer than expected, since we have thousands of nukes.