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Leadership: The myth of the maverick
Does our love affair with mavericks – from Ronald Reagan to Steve Jobs – make sense?
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It's that time again: stump speeches and town-hall meetings, policy debates, and primaries about to kick off.
It's presidential election time – which means Americans are, yet again, in the season of mavericks.
It has become a ritual of American elections for politicians to pretend as if they're anything but politicians, and polls suggest voters like them better when they believe that. But this isn't simply a political phenomenon. From business to medicine to technology, America loves a visionary outsider willing to follow a dream – and break a few rules, maybe even make a few sacrifices, on the way.
"There are some people who are wired differently to say, 'Hey, I've got this thing in my heart, this opportunity in my profession, and I'm going to shake things up,' " says Jason Atkinson, an entrepreneur-turned-Republican state senator in Oregon. "That leadership style is quintessentially American."
It's why, for example, the country collectively mourned Steve Jobs, the founder of Apple, who died Oct. 5. By many reports Mr. Jobs was a difficult man with a penchant for unorthodox ways of doing things, but his technological innovations changed the world – and won global loyalty. It's also why a B-movie star with strong political convictions and communication skills – Ronald Reagan – could rise to the presidency and drive an economic and foreign-policy revolution.
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Everest Base Camp Trek & Island Peak Climb: Acclimating Hike around Pheriche
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Elevation: 13,950'
Despite moving to 14,000' yesterday, we all slept soundly in Ang Nuru's lodge here in Pheriche and the clear morning revealed the stunning panorama of peaks that we find ourselves amidst. With a day to hike and acclimatize here around Pheriche we left the teahouse and began ascending tight switchbacks up a ridge to the north of the village. Quickly gaining altitude, we were able to catch our first views of Island Peak, known locally as Imja Tse as we looked to the east up the Imja Khola valley below us.
Standing proudly around Island Peak rose Makalu, Baruntse, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, and Lhotse Shar, creating a grand panorama surrounding the mountain. Focusing our attention back on the trail, we continued uphill, eventually reaching the rocky outcropping Nangkar Tshang at over 16,500'. It felt good to push our bodies to these new altitudes and the team climbed wonderfully, moving smoothly up and back down the steep hillsides above Pheriche. As we stood on the summit, looking out at the views around us and watching the clouds gradually roll up the valley from far below, three Himalayan Eagles soared past us. It was an incredible sight to see, these massive birds playing in the thermals at such altitudes. We watched them fly back and forth before gradually moving up the valley.
We returned to the teahouse in the afternoon, just as the clouds rolled in. Legs tired after a solid day of walking, we kicked back in the dining room and relaxed for the rest of the afternoon. Today is Mark's birthday and unbeknown to him Karen has convinced Ang Nuru to prepare a birthday cake up here for him, we are looking forward to surprising him with it this evening.
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Got to see a picture of you both and you look great. Good for you Karen with the birthday cake. You are great. I have really enjoyed the daily report and look forward to reading it everyday along with a cup of tea. Best to you both. Love Mom
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Angry over his wife for not keeping dinner ready for him, a construction worker kicked, assaulted and strangulated his pregnant wife to death at Medavakkam near Tambaram on Tuesday. Pallikaranai police, who are investigating, said Seenu (26) and Geetha (20) were employed at an apartment complex which is under construction at Vadakkupattu Main Road in Medavakkam. A habitual drinker, Srinivasan used to quarrel with his wife every night at the workers' quarters in which they were living. On Tuesday, he came home again under the influence of alcohol and was angry as dinner was not yet ready. When he asked Geetha, she said it will take some time and that she found it difficult to cook fast.
In a fit of rage, Srinivasan assaulted her and reportedly kicked her in the stomach before strangulating his wife. Fellow workers came to her rescue, took her to a local clinic from where she was taken to the Government Kasturba Hospital for Women and Children in Triplicane. She was then referred to the Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital, where was pronounced dead on arrival. Geetha was six months pregnant. Srinivasan was arrested on Wednesday morning.
MBA graduate held for chain snatching
Residents of Rajakilpakkam along with policemen on regular patrol together nabbed a chain snatching offender near Tambaram on Monday evening. The suspect is a 28-year-old postgraduate in business administration, who is reported to have taken to crime as he was unemployed.
Selaiyur police said Bala, a senior-citizen, was alone at her home when a stranger knocked at her door and picked up a conversation with her in the pretext of seeking the direction to an address.
He then asked her to bring a mug of water. When she returned, the youth assaulted her and fled from the house. Two women living nearby noticed the incident and raised an alarm and began pursuing the suspect. A couple of policemen from Selaiyur who were on patrol duty that time managed to overpower the suspect and took him for interrogation to the police station, where he was identified as Srinivasan of Pallavaram and an MBA graduate. Further investigations are on.
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Mr. Michael John Hawker, also known as Mike, AM, BSc (Sydney), FAICD, FAIM, SF Fin. served as the Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director at Insurance Australia Group Ltd., from December 2001 to May 2008 and also served as its Executive. Mr. Hawker has more than 18 years experience in the financial services industry. He served as the Group Executive of Business, and Consumer Banking at Westpac Banking Corporation. He was Deputy Managing Director of Citibank Limited ...
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In a pair of memorandum opinions written by Vice Chancellor Glasscock and decided on January 5, 2015, the Court of Chancery of the State of Delaware, in In Re Appraisal of Ancestry.com, Inc. and Merion Capital LP v. BMC Software, Inc., found that neither the beneficial owner nor the record owner of shares for which appraisal is sought under Section 262 of the General Corporation Law of the State of Delaware is required to show that the specific shares for which it seeks appraisal have not been voted in favor of the merger in question by previous stockholders. The findings follow the analysis applied in In Re Appraisal of Transkaryotic Therapies, Inc., a 2007 case which preceded an amendment to Section 262(e) later that year permitting beneficial owners to petition for appraisal in their own name. The decisions support the practice known as "appraisal arbitrage"—a practice which has contributed to the more than tripling of incidents of appraisal petition filings in eligible deals over the past 10 years—for investors who buy stock in target companies following the record date for stockholder votes on mergers and highlight public policy considerations concerning the role of Delaware's appraisal statute in merger transactions.
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Remove roots, outer leaves, and tops from leeks, leaving 6 inches of each leek. Cut each diagonally into thirds, then diagonally in half to form 6 triangular pieces. Rinse under cold water; drain well.
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Melt butter in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add leeks and mushrooms, and sauté 6 minutes or until the vegetables are lightly browned. Add broth mixture. Cover, reduce heat, and simmer 15 minutes or until leeks are tender. Uncover, and simmer 7 minutes or until liquid almost evaporates, stirring occasionally.
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Tuesday 22nd March 2011
To invest those officers not present at the Installation meeting.
To work a 1st degree ceremony.
Tuesday 26th April 2011
To hear a talk entitled "Mystery of the Winding Staircase"
by W. Bro. D. Barkess, P.Prov.J.G.W.
Tuesday 24th May 2011
To hear The Prestonian Lecture for 1985
"...not only antient but necessary Officers, the Deacons"
by W. Bro. Sinclair Bruce, PJGD
read by W. Bro. John James, P.Prov.G. Reg.
Saturday 25th June 2011
The Worshipful Master intends to hold a Ladies Night at Birtley Masonic Hall
Lodge Committee
The Finance and General Purposes Committee will meet on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 7.00pm except December when it meets on the 2nd Tuesday
The Worshipful Master proposes paying Fraternal Visits to:
Moseley Lodge on Wednesday 9 March 2011
Sincerity Lodge on Wednesday 6 April 2011
St. George's Lodge on Monday 11 April 2011
Eardulph Lodge on Friday 13 May 2011
Earl of Durham on Wednesday 1 June 2011
Phoenix Lodge on Wednesday 6 July 2011
Sunderland Lodge on Wednesday 21 September 2011
Washington Lodge on Wednesday 23 November 2011
Faithful Lodge of Durham on Monday 16 January 2012
The Worshipful Master will be receiving Fraternal Visits from:
Eardulph Lodge on Tuesday 24 May 2011
Phoenix Lodge on Tuesday 24 May 2011
Earl of Durham on Tuesday 28 June 2011
Moseley Lodge on Tuesday 27 September 2011
Sunderland Lodge on Tuesday 27 September 2011
Sincerity Lodge on Tuesday 25 October 2011
Washington Lodge on Tuesday 22 November 2011
St. George's Lodge on Tuesday 20 December 2011
Faithful Lodge of Durham on Tuesday 24 January 2012
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The Moseley Lodge of Instruction No. 3105 meets at the Masonic Hall Birtley, on the fourth Thursday of each month excepting June, July, August and December at 7.00pm. All Master Masons are cordinally invited to attend and membership of this Lodge is highly recommended to all our officers.
Birtley Hall Management Committee
If anyone is willing to represent the Lodge of Fidelity on the above committee please notify the Secretary.
After all events the Worshipful Master would like to invite you to a three course evening meal at our festive board. The Lodge of Fidelity provides a full steward service
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TV Use in Enfield
At CableTV.com we know a lot about TV use in America, and how that applies to Enfield, IL. A third of Americans own at least four televisions, 50% of us stream TV content online, and 97% of people still watch TV the old fashioned way; during primetime. It is common to bundle cable and Internet subscriptions. In fact, almost 3/4 of Americans bundle. For Enfield's population of 588, that's equal to:
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eBay to slash 2,400 jobs in bid to 'compete and win' (Update)
E-commerce giant eBay will slash 2,400 jobs—seven percent of its workforce—in the current quarter as it restructures and prepares to spin off its PayPal finance unit, it said Wednesday.
E-commerce giant eBay will slash 2,400 jobs—seven percent of its workforce—in the current quarter as it restructures and prepares to spin off its PayPal finance unit, it said Wednesday.
Activist investor Carl Icahn urged Apple on Thursday to accelerate its share buybacks, saying the tech giant remains "dramatically undervalued" despite its recent runup.
Online retail giant eBay said Thursday it had reached a deal with activist investor Carl Icahn, who had demanded a spinoff of the payment division PayPal.
EBay accused Wall Street activist Carl Icahn of playing with the truth Wednesday as it defended itself against a fresh assault on the company's directors.
Corporate raider Carl Icahn took aim at eBay Monday, calling it to hive off payments unit PayPal while blasting its directors for conflicts of interest and its CEO as "asleep".
Activist investor Carl Icahn said Monday he would no longer press Apple to boost its share buyback plan after a proxy advisory firm recommended against his proposal.
Apple has repurchased $14 billion of its stock in the two weeks after its first-quarter financial results and second-quarter revenue outlook disappointed investors.
Activist investor Carl Icahn fired off word on Tuesday that he beefed up his Apple stock holdings by a half-billion dollars as the share price dipped.
Outspoken billionaire Carl Icahn has tossed another bushel of Apple stock into his investment portfolio as he tries to persuade the iPhone maker to buy back more of its own shares.
EBay is reporting higher earnings and revenue for the last three months of 2013, driven by a strong holiday season for its e-commerce site and PayPal.
EBay said Wednesday that activist investor Carl Icahn had taken a stake in the online retailer and was seeking a spinoff of its PayPal financial payments unit.
Activist investor Carl Icahn said Wednesday he has invested some $3 billion in Apple, and claimed the tech giant is "doing a disservice to shareholders" by not increasing its share buyback.
Netflix says it's ending a move meant to help ward off hostile takeovers almost two years early.
Activist investor Carl Icahn on Wednesday stepped up pressure on Apple to boost its share repurchase plan with a formal proposal to the tech giant's board of directors.
Activist investor Carl Icahn disclosed Thursday he has raised his stake in Apple, and urged an "immediate" buyback of shares to boost the stock price of the US tech giant.


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While trying to route my new transducer cable, I encountered the vented loop from the heat exchanger before it enters the waterlift muffler. I had a choice, undo the two 3/4" hoses, or undo the one ¼" hose.
I decided that rather than messing with two hose clamps, one would be easier - that was a mistake. After I removed the clamp, I could not get the hose to let go of the barb. A little more pressure, and snap, off came the hose with the barb still inside
So off to WM to get a new one. No joy at the closest WM, so 55 min drive in the other direction where they had 5 in stock. The new vented loop is one with the duckbill valve, and the old one had a barb with a hose.
The original looked more, or less, like this (except it was old - 1987 black plastic);
Here is a pic of the new one;
Because the loop is mounted HORIZONTALLY (not vertically) under the cockpit floor, I was unsure if this new fangled style would work. Fortunately, I found a brass barb fitting that fit, so I bought that too.
I put a little pipe dope on the threads, installed the brass barb, and installed the new vented loop in the old location - after correctly routing the transducer cable.
So, the question for the collective; would the new-fangled style have worked?
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text: Randy McMurchy wrote: > Bruce Dubbs wrote: >> Question: Do we upgrade to 8.5.6 in blfs or stay or 8.5.5 to be consistent with >> LFS 6.4? > For Tk/Tcl I think it is okay to move forward with newer versions > because Tk/Tcl is not installed in Chapter 6 of LFS. Therefore, > if you follow LFS by-the-book, Tcl/Tk won't be installed when you > begin with BLFS. OK! I'll do it. -- Bruce


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You postpone all these things so that one day, when you have everything, you will relax and enjoy. But by the time you have everything, you have become a certain kind of disciplined person - who is blind to roses, who is blind to beauty, who cannot enjoy music, who cannot understand dance, who cannot understand poetry, who can only understand dollars. But those dollars give no satisfaction.
This is the cause of depression. That's why it is only in the developed countries and only in the richer class of the developed countries - in the developed countries, there are poor people also, but they don't suffer from depression - and now you cannot give a man any more hope to remove his depression because he has all, more than you can promise.
His condition is really pitiable. He never thought of implications, he never thought of by-products, he never thought of what he would lose by gaining money. He never thought that he would lose everything that could make him happy just because he has always pushed all those things aside. He had no time and the competition was tough and he had to be tough. At the end he finds his heart is dead, his life is meaningless. He doesn't see that there is any possibility in the future of any change, because "What more is there.?"
I used to stay in Sagar in a very rich man's house. The old man was very beautiful. He was the greatest bidi manufacturer in the whole of India. He had everything that you can imagine, but he was absolutely unable to enjoy anything.
Enjoyment is something that has to be nourished. It is a certain discipline, a certain art - how to enjoy - and it takes time to get in contact with the great things in life.
But the man who is running after money bypasses everything that is a door to the divine, and he ends up at the end of the road and there is nothing ahead of him except death.
His whole life he was miserable. He tolerated it, ignored it in the hope that things were going to change. Now he cannot ignore it and cannot tolerate it because tomorrow there is only death and nothing else. And the whole life's accumulated misery that he has ignored, the suffering that he has ignored, explodes in his being.
The richest man, in a way, is the poorest man in the world.
To be rich and not to be poor is a great art.
To be poor and to be rich is the other side of the art.
There are poor people whom you will find immensely rich. They don't have anything, but they are rich. Their richness is not in things but in their being, in their multidimensional experiences.
And there are rich people who have everything but are absolutely poor and hollow and empty. Deep inside there is just a graveyard.
It is not a depression of the society because then it would affect the poor too; it is simply natural law, and man now will have to learn it. Up to now there was no need, because nobody had reached to a point where he had everything, while inside there was complete darkness and ignorance.


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he BCS has been criticized plenty for not getting it right over the years, from all those teams that believed they should have been playing for a national title to last year's all-SEC championship game.
BOULDER, Colo. (AP) - Mike MacIntyre's inaugural meeting with his new team lasted just long enough to leave his players with this thought: He's turned around one downtrodden program and he can do the same at Colorado.
NEW YORK (AP) - Heisman Trophy history suggests it will never get better for Johnny Manziel than it did this season. In the 78-year history of the Heisman, only one player has one more than one: Ohio State's Archie Griffin in 1974 and '75.
STOCKTON (AP) - Lorenzo McCloud scored 24 points Tuesday night and Pacific defeated Nevada 78-72 in overtime.
PASADENA (AP) - Wisconsin believes its third straight trip to the Rose Bowl could be the charm. Stanford is hoping for another victory in its charmed run through the Bowl Championship Series.
NEW YORK (AP) - On one side, a blossoming dynasty from the college football capital of the Deep South. On the other, the sport's most famous team, trying to reclaim its place among the elite.
SAN DIEGO (AP) - After earning a share of the Mountain West Conference title for the first time since 1998, San Diego State will face BYU in the Poinsettia Bowl on Dec. 20 at Qualcomm Stadium.
SAN JOSE (AP) - Mike MacIntyre's father has never seen him as a head coach in person. George MacIntyre is bedridden 24 hours a day with multiple sclerosis back home in Tennessee, glued to the television each time San Jose State takes the field.
STANFORD (AP) - For all the improvement UCLA showed in its first year under coach Jim Mora, the Pac-12 season had the same ultimate ending: a title game loss that cost the Bruins a trip to the Rose Bowl.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) - Will Sheehey scored 19 points to help No. 1 Indiana defeat Ball State 101-53 on Sunday.
STANFORD, Calif. (AP) - Chiney Ogwumike had 16 points and 11 rebounds and No. 1 Stanford beat Long Beach State 77-41 on Sunday in its first game holding the top spot in the poll in nearly eight years.
STANFORD (AP) - As part of senior day celebrations held earlier this month for Stanford's final home game of the regular season, outgoing players wore T-shirts that read: "Last Walk."
LOS ANGELES (AP) - The postgame roars from Notre Dame's locker room echoed right through the Coliseum's thick cement walls and metal beams Saturday night, moving around the 89-year-old arena like a long-absent force of nature.
SAN JOSE (AP) - De'Leon Eskridge rushed for 217 yards and three touchdowns and David Fales passed for three scores as San Jose State culminated its best regular season in a quarter century with a 52-43 victory against Louisiana Tech on Saturday night.
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MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (AP) - A pair of Tennessee girls basketball high school teams have been pulled from the postseason for trying to lose a game to avoid the top-ranked team and improve their chances of advancing to the state tournament.
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) - Marcus Mariota knows what he has to do at the NFL combine, whether he throws there or not.
LAS VEGAS (AP) - He couldn't stop fighting the NCAA any more than he could give up chewing towels courtside. Jerry Tarkanian built a basketball dynasty in the desert, but it was his decades-long battle with the NCAA that defined him far more than the wins and losses.
STORRS, Conn. (AP) - Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis scored 23 points and Breanna Stewart added 22 to help No. 2 UConn beat top-ranked South Carolina 87-62 on Monday night.
STOCKTON (AP) - Jett Raines scored 14 points and Stacy Davis had nine points and nine rebounds to lead Pepperdine to a 50-43 win over Pacific oasn Thursday night.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - Freshman A'ja Wilson scored 18 points, defending Southeastern Conference player of the year Tiffany Mitchell added 16 points and Alaina Coates had 12 points and 11 rebounds as No. 1 South Carolina remained unbeaten with a 79-61 victory over 12th-ranked Texas A&M on Monday night.
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) - Brice Johnson had 15 of his 17 points after halftime and No. 13 North Carolina shot 55 percent to beat Syracuse 93-83 on Monday night.
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - Alec Wintering sank a 3-pointer at the buzzer to lift Portland to a 72-69 win over Pacific on Thursday night.
DURHAM, N.C. (AP) - Because all those Duke's guards put up some big numbers, their Hall of Fame coach is on the brink of an even bigger one.
STOCKTON (AP) - Kyle Collinsworth tied the NCAA single-season record with his fourth triple-double and Brigham Young beat Pacific 93-80 on Thursday night.
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) - Ohio State can add the newest version of the national championship trophy to a case that already has a bunch of the old ones.
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As the premier search company in the world, it wouldn't be necessary for Google to branch out into other markets. The amount of revenue it derives from its core business easily climbs into the billions of dollars. Thanks to that, the company has little reason to compete in other areas of the tech industry where competition is fierce and opportunities to succeed are few and far between. But Google doesn't care. The company has been making its way into several markets, including mobile phones, productivity suites and browsers. It recently announced that it's planning to build a fiber network that would deliver 1G-bps Internet speeds to those connected to it. Google isn't the kind of company that is content to stay put. The search giant has a tendency to shake things up in every market it enters. And these markets are in desperate need of some shaking up. This slide show looks at 10 other spaces where we'd love to see Google compete.


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Finding the perfect tool for any job can sometimes be a daunting task, especially when that job requires precision, such as with woodworking. So what could be a better tool than one that you can mold specifically for the task at hand? That's why several collaborators recently created Sandables, a set of sanding tools that can be reshaped like gritty modeling clay for more accurate woodworking. Read More
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- Date:05 Feb 2011
- Kick-off:15:00
- Venue:Glanford Park
- Attendance:6,835
- Garner (54)
- Fryatt (4) Mclean (49)
Fryatt - pen (72)
Fryatt - pen (72) Mclean (81)
Fryatt (88)
Live Commentary
- 92:08 +2.08
Mark Duffy crosses the ball, James Chester makes a clearance. Lee Miller sends in a cross.
- 91:36 +1.36
Tijani Belaid challenges Sam Togwell unfairly and gives away a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Andy Hughes.
- 90:42 +0.42
Michael Collins concedes a free kick for a foul on Paul McShane. Direct free kick taken by Paul McShane.
- 88:50
Matt Fryatt finds the net with a goal from inside the box to the top right corner of the goal. Scunthorpe 1-5 Hull.Corner taken by Tijani Belaid,
- 85:52
Unfair challenge on Andy Hughes by Matt Fryatt results in a free kick. Free kick crossed right-footed by Andy Hughes from right channel, clearance made by Anthony Gerrard. Michael Nelson produces a right-footed shot from just outside the area that goes harmlessly over the target.
- 84:57
Nolberto Solano replaces Cameron Stewart.
- 83:54
Michael Collins takes a shot. Anthony Gerrard gets a block in. Outswinging corner taken by Mark Duffy.
- 83:11
The referee blows for offside against Matt Fryatt. Direct free kick taken by Josh Lillis.
- 81:43
Tijani Belaid replaces Robert Koren.
- 81:00
A goal is scored by Aaron Mclean from inside the penalty box to the bottom left corner of the goal. Scunthorpe 1-4 Hull.Assist on the goal came from Nick Barmby.
- 79:29
The ball is swung over by Mark Duffy, Lee Miller produces a header from deep inside the six-yard box which goes wide of the right-hand upright.
- 75:37
Shot from 18 yards by Aaron Mclean. Andrew Wright gets a block in. Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Robert Koren, clearance made by Eddie Nolan.
- 73:47
A cross is delivered by Cameron Stewart.
- 72:36
(Scunthorpe) makes a substitution, with Michael Collins coming on for Bobby Grant.
- 72:17
Penalty scored by Matt Fryatt. Scunthorpe 1-3 Hull.Andy Dawson fouled by Bobby Grant, the ref awards a Penalty.
- 69:34
Centre by Eddie Nolan.
- 69:18
Effort from 25 yards by Mark Duffy. Blocked by James Chester.
- 68:00
Shot by Robert Koren. Paul Reid gets a block in. Andy Dawson takes a inswinging corner from the right by-line played to the near post, Robert Koren has shot on goal from just outside the box which goes wide of the right-hand upright.
- 63:56
A cross is delivered by Nick Barmby, clearance by Andrew Wright. Robert Koren takes a inswinging corner.
- 63:10
Unfair challenge on Andy Dawson by Mark Duffy results in a free kick. Bradley Guzan takes the free kick.
- 62:44
Shot from outside the penalty box by Robert Koren goes wide right of the goal.
- 59:38
Andy Dawson delivers the ball, Aaron Mclean has an effort at goal from deep inside the area missing to the left of the target.
- 58:23
Tom Cairney goes off and Nick Barmby comes on.
- 58:00
A cross is delivered by Andy Hughes.
- 54:23
Joe Garner finds the back of the net with a headed goal from close in. Scunthorpe 1-2 Hull.Bobby Grant fouled by Paul McShane, the ref awards a free kick. Mark Duffy provided the assist for the goal.
- 53:33
Matt Fryatt is penalised for handball and concedes a free kick. Indirect free kick taken by Josh Lillis.
- 50:48
Andy Hughes has an effort at goal from just inside the box that misses to the right of the goal.
- 49:13
Aaron Mclean fires in a goal from inside the six-yard box low into the middle of the goal. Scunthorpe 0-2 Hull.
- 47:58
Matt Fryatt produces a left-footed shot from the edge of the area and misses to the left of the goal.
- 47:32 +2.32
Cameron Stewart takes a shot and cleared the goal.
- 45:57 +0.57
Corner from the left by-line taken by Mark Duffy, Cameron Stewart manages to make a clearance.
- 45:12 +0.12
Anthony Gerrard goes into the referee's book. Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Lee Miller by Anthony Gerrard. Free kick crossed by Bobby Grant, clearance made by Tom Cairney.
- 44:11
Andy Hughes produces a cross, Bradley Guzan makes a comfortable save.
- 41:55
Foul by Anthony Gerrard on Joe Garner, free kick awarded. Bobby Grant delivers the ball from the free kick left-footed from right wing, Tom Cairney manages to make a clearance.
- 41:19
The ball is delivered by Andy Dawson, clearance made by Eddie Nolan.
- 40:25
Tom Cairney sends in a cross, Bobby Grant makes a clearance.
- 39:47
Corner from right by-line taken by Andy Dawson.
- 35:58
Free kick awarded for a foul by Aaron Mclean on Mark Duffy. The free kick is swung in right-footed by Mark Duffy. Lee Miller is caught offside. Bradley Guzan takes the indirect free kick.
- 34:54
James Chester gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Joe Garner. Eddie Nolan sends in a cross, Shot by Michael Nelson. Blocked by Anthony Gerrard. Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Mark Duffy from the left by-line to the near post, clearance made by Tom Cairney.
- 33:41
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Andy Dawson from the right by-line to the near post, clearance by Lee Miller.
- 32:49
Centre by Andrew Wright, Joe Garner takes a shot. Comfortable save by Bradley Guzan.
- 32:36
Bobby Grant crosses the ball.
- 32:25
A cross is delivered by Michael Nelson, James Chester manages to make a clearance.
- 31:00
Mark Duffy takes a shot. Save made by Bradley Guzan.
- 28:10
Michael Nelson gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Aaron Mclean. Free kick taken by Andy Dawson.
- 25:06
A cross is delivered by Corry Evans, clearance by Mark Duffy. Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Robert Koren from the left by-line, Bobby Grant manages to make a clearance. Tom Cairney produces a left-footed shot from long range which goes wide right of the target.
- 24:16
The ball is swung over by Robert Koren, Andrew Wright makes a clearance. Inswinging corner taken by Robert Koren, clearance by Michael Nelson.
- 23:25
A cross is delivered by Mark Duffy, Lee Miller has an effort at goal from 12 yards. James Chester gets a block in.
- 22:24
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Michael Nelson by Aaron Mclean. Paul Reid takes the direct free kick.
- 21:45
Centre by Mark Duffy.
- 19:38
A cross is delivered by Andy Hughes, blocked by Andy Dawson. Corner taken right-footed by Mark Duffy, Headed effort from deep inside the area by Michael Nelson misses to the left of the goal.
- 18:44
Andrew Wright delivers the ball.
- 16:19
The official flags Matt Fryatt offside. Indirect free kick taken by Josh Lillis.
- 15:30
Mark Duffy concedes a free kick for a foul on Andy Dawson. Free kick taken by Bradley Guzan.
- 14:42
Free kick awarded for a foul by James Chester on Lee Miller. Andy Hughes takes the direct free kick.
- 13:21
The ball is crossed by Cameron Stewart.
- 11:55
Free kick awarded for a foul by Corry Evans on Joe Garner. Andy Hughes crosses the ball in from the free kick, clearance made by James Chester.
- 11:05
Matt Fryatt concedes a free kick for a foul on Michael Nelson. Josh Lillis takes the free kick.
- 10:30
Shot from outside the area by Bobby Grant misses to the left of the goal.
- 9:29
Tom Cairney is penalised for a handball. Indirect free kick taken by Josh Lillis.
- 9:01
The ball is sent over by Aaron Mclean.
- 6:15
Cameron Stewart produces a cross, save by Josh Lillis.
- 5:00
Unfair challenge on Bobby Grant by Tom Cairney results in a free kick. Bobby Grant restarts play with the free kick. Shot by Mark Duffy from 25 yards. Bradley Guzan makes a save.
- 4:04
Goal scored by Matt Fryatt from inside the penalty area to the bottom right corner of the goal. Scunthorpe 0-1 Hull.Assist by Robert Koren.
Match Preview
Iron boss beset by injuries Scunthorpe boss Ian Baraclough is again beset by injury problems as his struggling side prepare to host derby rivals Hull. Centre-back David Mirfin is almost certain to play no part after pulling up with a thigh strain during training on Sunday, which forced him to miss Tuesday's 2-0 defeat at Middlesbrough. Mirfin's fellow centre-back Michael Raynes is struggling to recover from gastroenteritis and goalkeeper Joe Murphy is still troubled by an ankle problem. Midfielder Abdisalam Ibrahim will also miss the match as he serves a one-match suspension but defender Michael Nelson should make his debut after arriving from Norwich earlier this week. Midfielder Michael O`Connor and winger Garry Thompson remain long-term absentees as the Iron bid to claim only their second home win of the season. Hull could be without defender Liam Rosenior and midfielder James Harper for the clash. Rosenior was stretchered off in the midweek draw with Leeds following an aerial collision with Lloyd Sam. The right-back sustained head and neck injuries in the collision and, although he has been given the all-clear by doctors, he may not be ready for Saturday. Harper was replaced by Nick Barmby in the second half against Leeds due to the recurrence of a foot injury he initially sustained during pre-season and is also doubtful. Defender Nolberto Solano could return following a thigh strain, but manager Nigel Pearson will still be without striker Caleb Folan (knee), goalkeeper Vito Mannone (groin) and winger Richard Garcia (knee). Recent signing Tijani Belaid is pushing for a place in Pearson's starting line-up after making his debut as a second-half substitute on Tuesday night.
- Josh Lillis
- Andrew Wright
- Paul Reid
- Michael Nelson
- Eddie Nolan
- Mark Duffy
- Sam Togwell
- Andy Hughes
- Bobby Grant
- Lee Miller
- Joe Garner
- Sam Slocombe
- Chris Dagnall
- Michael Raynes
- Josh Wright
- Michael Collins
- Matt Godden
- Paris Cowan Hall
- Bradley Guzan
- Paul McShane
- James Chester
- Anthony Gerrard
- Andy Dawson
- Cameron Stewart
- Corry Evans
- Tom Cairney
- Robert Koren
- Aaron Mclean
- Matt Fryatt
- Matt Duke
- Nick Barmby
- Jamie Devitt
- Jay Simpson
- Nolberto Solano
- Sonny Bradley
- Tijani Belaid
Match Report
Tigers seal derby delight Matty Fryatt fired a hat-trick and Aaron Mclean a double as Hull cruised to an impressive 5-1 Humber derby win over Scunthorpe to maintain their impressive away record in the npower Championship. Fryatt, who has now scored six goals in seven appearances for the Tigers following his permanent switch from Leicester last month, gave the visitors a flying start with an opening goal in the fifth minute. Mclean, who also joined Hull for an undisclosed fee last month, from Peterborough, tucked home his first for the club from close range early in the second half and from then on the result was not in doubt. Scunthorpe's Joe Garner headed his first goal for the club following his recent arrival on loan from Nottingham Forest in the 55th minute, but Fryatt converted a 73rd-minute penalty and Mclean fired his second from Nick Barmby's assist in the 81st minute. Fryatt lashed home his third following substitute Tijani Belaid's corner in the 89th minute to leave the Iron, without a win in any of their last 11 home league games, second from bottom in the table. But while Scunthorpe's only win this season at Glanford Park came back in August, Hull stretched their unbeaten away run in the Championship to 10 matches and have lost only one of the 15 games since a 1-0 home defeat to their Humber rivals in November. Fryatt struck his fourth goal in his seventh game for Hull following good work from Robert Koren on the left side of the penalty area, lashing home a low drive into the bottom corner. Scunthorpe held their own in terms of possession but, save for Bobby Grant's sliced shot and Michael Nelson's header from Mark Duffy's corner, they failed to carve out a chance of any sort until Duffy's thumping volley was turned away by Hull goalkeeper Brad Guzan in the 31st minute. Nelson volleyed just off target for Scunthorpe soon after and then Lee Miller mis-hit his shot inside the area following Eddie Nolan's free-kick as Hull defended their slender lead. The visitors had soaked up everything Scunthorpe had to offer during the first half and then broke out to extend their lead five minutes into the second period. Mclean reacted quickest when Nelson's error put Scunthorpe in trouble and broke his Tigers duck from six yards. But the home side were thrown a lifeline in the 55th minute. Hull defender Paul McShane fouled Grant out wide on the left and from Duffy's free-kick Garner headed home his first goal in his second game for the Iron. Mclean skewed a shot from the edge of the area wide and Koren was wayward with his 25-yard shot, while Duffy saw his effort from similar distance blocked by Hull defender James Chester at the other end. Hull defender Andy Dawson secured his side a penalty in the 73rd minute when he was brought down by Grant in the penalty area and Fryatt stepped forward to fire his fifth goal in seven games for the Tigers from the spot. Barmby, a second-half substitute for Tom Cairney, set up Mclean for Hull's fourth in the 81st minute, clipping the ball inside from the left edge of the area for the former Peterborough forward to arrow the ball into the bottom corner from 12 yards. Michael Collins had a shot blocked as Scunthorpe refused to roll over, but Fryatt slammed home his hat-trick goal in the 89th minute following Belaid's corner.
Form Guide
- Scunthorpe
- Hull LWWDDD
Last Meetings
- Hull
- 0 - 1
- Scunthorpe
- 06/11/2010
- Hull
- 2 - 0
- Scunthorpe
- 08/03/2008
- Scunthorpe
- 1 - 2
- Hull
- 24/11/2007
- Scunthorpe
- 3 - 0
- Hull
- 06/02/1960
- Hull
- 0 - 2
- Scunthorpe
- 19/09/1959
Top Scorers
- C Dagnall 4
- M O'Connor 3
- C Byrne 2
- D Mirfin 2
- G Thompson 1
- R Jones 1
- R Koren 6
- N Barmby 4
- J Simpson 3
- M Fryatt 2
- J Harper 1
- R Garcia 1
- A Gerrard 1
- C Evans 1
- J Chester 1
- T Cairney 1
- Total goals 72
- Goals per game 26
- 2 (For) 7 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 2 (For) 4 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 4 (For) 5 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 2 (For) 5 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 3 (For) 2 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 3 (For) 6 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 2 (For) 3 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 4 (For) 5 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 4 (For) 9 (Against) Period 81-90 mins
- Total goals 77
- Goals per game 31
- 2 (For) 2 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 4 (For) 4 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
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Wow. This absolutely glows with light. Fantastic Jeanette. How large is this painting? And to answer your question from another post, the portrait painting is 11x14". I paint 11x14 and 16x20 mostly.
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WASHINGTON—Federal Reserve Chairman, Ben Bernanke, says good times are ahead for the economy.
Tuesday, Bernanke told Congress there's good news in the household sector with growth in consumer spending and the economy should pull out of a recession and start growing again later this year.
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Pregnant Woman Detained For Violating 'Fetal Protection' Law (Anti-Choice Big Brother Blueprint)
Submitted by MMJ Ministry on Fri, 10/25/2013 - 01:57"Alicia Beltran cried with fear and disbelief when county sheriffs surrounded her home on July 18 and took her in handcuffs to a holding cell.
She was 14 weeks pregnant and thought she had done the right thing when, at a prenatal checkup, she described a pill addiction the previous year and said she had ended it on her own — something later verified by a urine test. But now an apparently skeptical doctor and a social worker accused her of endangering her unborn child because she had refused to accept their order to start on an anti-addiction drug."
Update: I have edited the title for accuracy. As someone who is Pro-Life for myself and pro-choice for everyone else, i did not want to lump myself in with the authoritarian Anti-Choice crowd that championed this law.
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This has nothing to do with being ProAbort or ProLife
I could see if the Wisconsin law put her in jail for blowing her unborn chikd's head apart at an abortion (death) clinic, but it's the Gov. forcing her on meds while she is pregnant and that is unacceptable and crazy.
The supreme right is the right to exist once being created, all other rights are meaningless without this supreme right.
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Drug-free pregnant woman forced to take anti-addiction... DRUGS
I just can't get over this story. It shows so many things wrong on so many levels. For one, how could the woman's NO DRUG USE = SEVERE DRUG USE. A test PROVED that she was drug free - a test she shouldn't have had to take in the first place! Brought into court in shackles... G-r-r. Let this be a warning to women about being FORTHRIGHT with their physicians.
Here's a NY Times article on the subject. It notes that "Wisconsin is one of four states, along with Minnesota, Oklahoma and South Dakota, with laws specifically granting authorities the power to confine pregnant women..." (There are some interesting comments.) http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/24/us/case-explores-rights-of...
"The law is intended "to help both the woman and her baby," said Susan Armacost, the legislative director of Wisconsin Right to Life, whose group lobbied hard for the measure." Apparently there have been hundreds of such cases.
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Stupid law
This is an example how the state is not a solution to what ails us. Pro-lifers should know this by now. This over-kill by intrusive state laws and LEO extremism will lead to more abortions having one will not result with you cuffed in a holding cell. You don't want to punish people for doing the right thing. You don't want to force people to ingest drugs against there will. What goes around, comes around. If they can force you to take a drug against drug addiction, they can force you to take seratonin uptake inhibitors. Big Pharma would love that. As to alternative solution: Make prenatal care contigent on staying clean.
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This has nothing to do with pro life.
And your title just taints the whole story with liberal bias.
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yes you're kinda right
i have changed the title to more accurately reflect the situation.
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That is better and I believe more accurate. We are fighting control freaks and the control freak is not confined to any certain political or social philosophy.
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The government should just
The government should just stay out of every bodies lives. They have proven they can't make a difference.
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I'm also asking
Why that title? Pro-life statists? I don't know anyone who is pro-life that would demand a woman take drugs she doesn't want. Maybe you should talk to pro-lifers a bit more and expand your narrow view.
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yes you're right
title update with explanation.
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If I was her, I'd have had an abortion
The minute the social worker showed up, I'd tell them the fetus would be terminated if I ever saw or heard from that doctor or any social worker ever again.
This is such an abominable outrage.
The issue is not a pro-life problem, it is a nanny state extremism problem and child protection racket problem. But pro-life advocates are the ones who pushed this law on Wisconsin. Nanny-statism promoted by either liberals or conservatives are equally evil.
The group Wisconsin Right to Life claims that incarcerating pregnant women is good for "both the woman and her baby." Wisconsin Right to Life is a pack of insane Constitution-hating freaks.
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But what about the children born
addicted to drugs?
Where do you send a pregnant addict for help? I don't agree with the forced detainment, either, but it's no use whining about Nanny-statism if we can't offer a viable solution.
I see this as part of an over-all degeneration of morals and values in our society. Pro-lifers are dedicated to protecting the most innocent of lives, unfortunately, they used the state to get what they wanted instead of setting up a voluntary, private organization to deal with the issue. I don't have a solution and it's apparent the pro-lifers don't either otherwise they wouldn't have run to the state in the first place. But I'm not going to excoriate anyone who wants to protect life and this thread seems to be geared to do so.
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Yep, what would they have
Yep, what would they have said then? Abortion, even late term is not illegal in all places.
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This is *not* a "pro-life" statist problem (but +1 anyway)
What it is: a right wing, Big Pharma statist problem! Many pro-life people would be as incensed as you are about forced drugging of a pregnant woman. I am, and hold both pro life and anti- Big Pharma as my positions on the issue.
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Liberal mindset
pro life people want to chain you up until you have a baby. Seriously they really believe this.
Maybe they should look at the fact that it used to be illegal for a doctor to disclose patient information, but oboma care made it the law for the doctors to disclose private information.
Or the fact the the drug war screws everybody.
Or the likely hood that the judge gets a kick back from the faculty he sent the girl too.
Nope pro life people want to chain pregnant women up until they have their baby.
I am pretty sure pro life people like myself have made it clear we would rather go after the abortionist than the pregnant women. But I guess its good business for them to just say pro life people want to chain up pregnant women, so have an abortion today and give the abortionist 400 dollars. Bring a friend. Support the feminist cause. Stupid.
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Very confusing post.
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Of course!
If he fetus has a right to life, then the mother may be poked, prodded, drugged, chained, imprisoned,...whatever is necessary according to the 'protectors' of the fetus...until birth.
If the woman owns her own body, then she can smoke, take pills (or not), drink, be a vegan, carry to term or abort...whatever she wants...because it's her body.
Make your choice, folks. Either the fetus owns the mother, or the mother owns herself.
I'm with the mother.
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Nobody owns anyone
Nobody "owns" anyone else. We are interdependent. Every one is dependent on other people to bring the into the world, raise them, educate help them when they are sick and to bury them. No one should be killed because they are in a dependent state. However, police state tactics are not the solution to prevent this from happening. I totally agree that the woman should not have been imprisoned for this. It violates her dignity and also what goes around comes around.
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what about all the hormonal changes that happen BECAUSE
she's pregnant? She has no control over those. Can she control the nausea if she gets that? Or the mood swings if she gets that? Can she control the food cravings or new food hates? Can she control the fact that she will be growing an entirely new organ, the placenta? Can she control the fact that her body will produce the hormone relaxin making all her bones loose?
All of these things and more are caused because she is carrying a new life. Unfortunately, most, like you, do not understand the sanctity of that life and that there are responsibilities that go hand in hand with being pregnant. A woman's body forces changes on her that she has no control over and any woman with a bit of common sense and virtue, yeah, I used that word, would moderate her lifestyle accordingly for the duration of her pregnancy. I'm not saying she should be forced to do so, or forced to take drugs, but by not being responsible as far as eating well - which is done entirely for herself, by the way, the baby will take all the nutrition it needs from her leaving her short - it exposes the self-ceneredness and irresponsibility of that woman.
Ask any woman who's been pregnant and she will more than likely tell you that their body wasn't exactly hers during that time. I knew women who felt honored to be able to have a child and who would do everything possible to safeguard their unborn child from harm. This one girl even stopped dying her hair, which I thought strange, but to each their own. Maybe if you spoke with women more you would know these things.
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Please see my note, below
See "You're not dealing with my point."
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Your point is 'love is selfish'?
Why should anyone 'deal' with that insane concept?
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My point is you can't have it both ways
Either the fetus (or an authority speaking for the fetus) controls the woman's body, or the woman controls her own body. Each choice has it's own logical conclusions.
By arguing that the state of Wisconsin cannot rightfully force a woman to take pills that a medical authority has determined are in the best interest of the fetus, you are accepting the woman's right to her own body and dismissing the fetus' claim.
However, when you argue that the woman may not expel the fetus, you are accepting the idea that the woman's use of her own body is secondary to the fetus' use or some authority's preference, thereby supporting the State of Wisconsin's contention.
Let me repeat an often missed point: the right of a woman to her own body includes the right to expel portions of it, AND the right to refuse to take pills the authorities demand she take. The right to choose goes both ways. If she loses the right to choose, she loses all rights to her body, including the right NOT to take meds she does not want to take.
And, yes, love is intensely personal and therefore perfectly selfish. I understand that 'selfish' may sound like it is uncaring, mean spirited, even brutal, but in reality it merely refers to one's own desires...the happiness of others can be a very selfish goal if that is what brings you satisfaction. Unselfish caring, on the other hand, can be brutal (they don't like you much, but they are giving you money, food, meds, prison time, etc., for your own good, and they have no 'selfish' stake in their 'good' deeds because they literally don't care.)
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you're arguing away personal responsibility
The woman was in full possession of her body when she decided to do the deed - with or without contaception. She knew the consequences of her actions. Hit-baby Miss-no baby Then, all of a sudden, she regrets her actions and now, because our morals and values have so deteriorated, that human life carried within a woman is considered a parasite, leech, unworthy. You cannot say abortion is not murder, not with what we now know about the development of human life within the womb.
I also find your use of the word 'fetus' very telling. You refuse to accept that it's a human life, a baby. When you put your hand on a woman's buldging midsection and feel that little unborn child kicking, do you still refer to that baby as a 'fetus'? Many women can feel the child moving even before they begin to show. The baby is alive and can feel and is a part of his/her mother, not a separate, foreign entity. I don't accept your tricky use of language.
And I don't accept your new definition of 'selfish'. Selfish means concerned mostly or exclusively about oneself and denotes an disregard of others' concerns. 'Intensely personal' has an entirely differently connotation. Making things up to 'prove' your point is a game I'm not interested in playing.
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Please try to keep it non-personal
1. Again, you need to reconcile the contradiction of advocating that the state should control a woman's body to prevent her from having an abortion with the argument that the state should not control the woman's body to prevent her from making decisions that, according to medical authorities, could result in the death of the fetus.
2. I use the word "fetus" to designate an unborn human being. Nothing more, nothing less.
3. Selfish has different connotations to different people, and I made clear what I meant by selfish. If you can't grasp what I am saying about my use of the term 'selfish,' then I will seem a monster to you and there isn't much I can do to dissuade you from your impression.
4. I don't make things up.
We have differing views on the subject of self-ownership and it's implications. I get that. I don't mind exploring those differences and trading views, hopefully with the end result that one or both of us changes some elements of our thoughts. However, I don't think we can have a reasonable conversation when you believe I am being 'tricky,' or playing a 'game.' Such language tells me that you don't believe I am sincere or that I am dishonest. If that is so, then there is no basis for discussion.
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don't accuse me of things I have not said
1. Where did I write that the state should control a woman's body to prevent her from having an abortion? I never did. But woman should be made well aware of the consequences of their actions and be prepared to deal with those consequenses. Abortion shouldn't be used as birth control.
2. Do you use the word "fetus" to make abortion sound less immoral and somehow virtuous? Isn't it less damaging to the psyche to say you aborted a fetus rather than saying you killed a baby? Words matter.
3. No. Selfish has a specific meaning. I don't see how wanting your child to be the best he/she can be as being selfish. Find another word.
4. Words already have definitions. Sustainable used to be a good word until the UN changed its meaning to communism with its 'sustainable development' program. I now have a hard time using that word because I don't want to mislead anyone. Changing the meanings of words to suit one's way of thinking is something I see progressives do often. There are many words out there, one to suit what you want to express but you use 'selfish' for a concept in your head that leaves me unable to understand your point. That is not my shortcoming but yours for not being able to find the word to use to express your ideas.
Are our views really so different? Only if you want to substitute abortion for murder so you can put a stamp of approval on murder.
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I apologize
I inferred, perhaps unfairly, that you advocated making abortion illegal. If you have not, then much of our debate is moot.
Webster and the Oxford dictionary seem to agree with you concerning the term "selfish." However, in common usage, 'selfish' is often used to describe people whose only preference is to keep what is theirs, as in "the businessman was selfish for keeping his profits instead of giving them to the government for the good of society", or "it is selfish to buy a bigger house when so many people are homeless." So, I believe the dictionary definitions do not reflect the full range of connotations that are in common usage.
Nevertheless, you are correct that my use of the term 'selfish' may be misleading. I have heard the term "rational selfishness" used to describe the connotation I was using, but I'm not so sure that will help you.
For the record, I am anti-abortion but pro-choice. I will strongly advise a woman not to abort for moral and practical reasons, but I will also strongly defend her right to make her own decision.
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I'm with both, and hope people will do good in all circumstances. You present a false choice, it doesn't have to be the way you're painting it. People own themselves and the baby is a person, so he has rights as well, he can't make choices for himself in the womb so we have to hope the mother will make good choices for him. Should we force her to make good choices for him? No I don't think so, but we can hope she will and we can be sure she doesn't steal his RIGHT to live. The same right she has and the same right you have. If she kills him, should we punish her. Oh yeah, absolutely, and the doctor involved and the horse they road in on.
If you think about it I think you'll see I'm right and I hope moderate your view, because it's definitely not the either or that you present. So don't play the divide and conquer game. We both know as liberty people that that is a tactic of lesser groups. Let's unite under the logical cause of liberty and natural law.
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Rothbard is wrong
Science says from the very first second the Child has its own genetic code, it is an individual, period.
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Unless that child
Unless that child that is it's own individual, period, because it has its own genetic code, divides into two clumps of undifferentiated cells that develop separately in the womb. Then that child that had its own genetic code and was it's own individual, period, turns out to be two children, that share the same genetic code, and are two separate individual human beings, period period. Identical twins.
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• Be 40 or under.
Nominations can be submitted to the Minnesota Humanities Center website, www.mnhum.org/vets, or to the Minnesota Humanities Center, 987 Ivy Av. E., St. Paul, MN 55106. Attention: "25 Veterans' Voices."
The deadline is June 3.
"We want to very publicly recognize our veterans so we can continue to strengthen ties between our communities and our veterans in order to bring our veterans all of the way home," said Ted Daley, another organizer of the event.
Mark Brunswick • 612-673-4434
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The town's Len Gobeil had some good news for traditionalists at the Greater Hyannis Civic Association meeting Jan. 25.
Town Manager John Klimm reports that a Shriners convention will be held in Hyannis in August, with more than 2,000 members expected to attend.
Up to a dozen cars, all with a minimum fuel efficiency of 29 mpg, are being sought for lease by the Town of Barnstable.
The Town of Barnstable is seeking bids for the next round of herbicide treatments for the invasive plant fanwort for portions of Wequaquet Lake and Bearse's Pond in Centerville.
The Cotuit Center for the Arts is seeking an annual wine and beer license from the town, and will be before the licensing authority Feb. 14 at 9:30 a.m. at town hall.
The Port Council of the Steamship Authority will hold its next meeting at the boat line's terminal on South Street in Hyannis Feb. 2 at 9:30 a.m.
The town will hold its "final" multi-vaccination clinics for Barnstable residents next week.
Aaron Webb will present his plans for a revamped playground next to the rec building on Main Street when the Centerville Civic Association holds its annual meeting Jan. 31 at 7 p.m. at Centerville Elementary School on Bay Lane.
When it rains on Cape Cod this winter, it pours – and that's bad news for Barnstable Intermediate School.
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