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West Ham midfielder Freddie Ljungberg was delighted with his performance in Saturday's victory over Fulham.
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"Across the globe, these are very easy-to-use devices. They're very concealable, they're inexpensive and they are terribly devastating in most cases against civilian populations." - General Michael Oates, US Army
Stopping the construction and use of improvised explosive devices is more than a military problem and must be addressed broadly by all governments, according to Cheryl Pellerin of the American Forces Press Service.
IEDs are the biggest killers of coalition forces in Afghanistan, where the crude, but effective, devices are made of homemade explosives, usually fertilizer ingredients like ammonium nitrate, said Army Lieutenant General Michael L. Oates, director of the Joint IED Defeat Organization, known as JIEDDO.
"When you look at [IED] precursor materials it's not just a military problem," Oates said yesterday at the Foreign Press Center in Washington, DC. "You need the whole of government to work on the IED, whether it's in Iraq or Afghanistan or the rest of the world."
In Pakistan and Afghanistan, for example, government officials are trying to reduce the flow of ammonium nitrate fertilizer into Afghanistan, he said.
No ammonium nitrate is produced in Afghanistan; it all comes in across the border, according to Pellerin.
"Ammonium nitrate has a legitimate purpose as a fertilizer in Pakistan, but we don't want it [moving] into Afghanistan," Oates said. "President [Hamid] Karzai has declared it illegal to import ammonium nitrate fertilizer and the Pakistan government has worked very hard with the producers to limit the export, legal or illegal, into Afghanistan."
"As we look at trying to reduce sophisticated detonation systems, our Commerce Department works with governments all over the world to limit the financing of terrorist networks," he said.
Commerce "works with commercial industries to make sure devices made for legitimate purposes are not modified to be used for destruction," Oates said.
But almost anything that's electronic can be used as a detonator, he added, noting the recent incidents of ink toner cartridges turned into IEDs and placed on cargo planes in Britain and Dubai.
"It was just through the vigilance of security personnel that they were able to detect that device. So getting all of the government involved in this process is very important to the solution," Oates said.
IEDs are being used worldwide to impact stable governments, he said.
"We track 300 to 400 incidents a month occurring outside Iraq and Afghanistan where people are using improvised explosive devices against law enforcement or against military security forces," he added.
Over the past 90 days, at least three vehicle-borne explosive devices have been employed in attacks against Mexico's security forces –- a tactic similar to terrorist actions in Afghanistan and Iraq, he said.
Criminals use IEDs to maintain control of their illegal enterprises, and ideological groups like the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia use the devices in their fight against the standing government, he said.
"Why do they use the IED? It works. It's easy to obtain the precursor material you need for a homemade explosive," said Oates, whose organization has been asked for help by other countries.
Peru's minister of defense, Oates said, has asked for assistance through the U.S. Southern Command, which arranged for engagement through JIEDDO. The Peruvian government, he said, is experiencing an increase in criminals' use of IEDs because of a resurgence of the "Sendero Luminoso," translated as the "Shining Path," a Maoist insurgency in Peru that partners criminals in the drug trade.
"The Peruvian government is interested in how we might use some of our experience with IEDs to help them, principally with vehicle-borne bombs and those that are in place to kill their policemen," he added.
"Across the globe, these are very easy-to-use devices," Oates said. "They're very concealable, they're inexpensive and they are terribly devastating in most cases against civilian populations."
Special thanks to Cheryl Pellerin of the American Forces Press Service.
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The group carried signs and a few teachers rang bells as they marched from a nearby parking lot to the district headquarters. They delivered a 20-foot petition, urging the district to increase compensation, to the school board. They packed the boardroom to capacity, forcing security officers to stop some protesters in the building's lobby.
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Sign up for the new season at the Anaheim Family YMCA. Fitness classes, youth sports, winter basketball, preschool daycare and more programs are available. Registration deadline for basketball is Jan. 2. Call 714-635-9622 to register or for more information.
Symphony to play for families
Orange County's Pacific Symphony is bringing Family Musical Mornings' Presentation of Mozart's "The Magic Flute" to the Renee and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall at 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Jan. 12. This 45 minute performance is designed to introduce children to the instrument of the voice. Local artists are featured as the symphony is collaborating with Chapman University, Long Beach Opera and Los Angeles Opera Domingo-Thorton Young Artist Program. Tickets are $19 to $39 and include a musical carnival before or after the show. For additional information, call 714-755-5799 or visit www.PacificSymphony.org.
Greatest Generation alumni reuniting
Anaheim Union High School alumni from the classes of 1940s are invited to a reunion. Anaheim's "Greatest Generation" of Colonist graduates will be celebrating a multi-year reunion for 1940s graduates. The alumni luncheon is scheduled for from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Jan. 25 at the Knott's Berry Farm Hotel. Cost is $35 per person for a prime rib dinner. Family and friends are welcome. There will be a hospitality room open to alumni starting at 7 a.m. for classmates to share a cup of coffee, renew friendships and exchange memories prior to the luncheon. Registration and reservations are to be sent to Bill Riedell at 2130 Sunset Drive No. 54, Vista, 92081. He can be reached at 760-940-4290. Questions can be sent to the AHSAA at email@example.com
St. John plans January fundraiser
St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox will be presenting a fundraiser on Jan. 26 at Astor Classics Event Center. There will be fun, auctions and Monte Carlo activities. The event will be $60 per person or $100 per couple. Sponsors are welcome too. Contact Pennie at 714-773-4945.
Young drama students to perform
Tri-School Theatre, featuring Connelly, Rosary and Servite high schools, continues the 2012-13 season with "Cyrano de Bergerac". The performance begins with a 7 p.m. show on Jan. 31 and continues on Feb. 1 at 8 p.m. and Feb. 2 at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. All seats are reserved. For information on tickets call 714-774-7575 ext. 1155. Or visit the website at www.trischool.org
AHS alumni holding golf tourney
Registration is now open for the fourth annual Anaheim High School Alumni Association Golf Classic. The Feb. 18, President's Day event at Western Hills Country Club in Chino Hills, includes a day of golf with contests, awards, goodie bag, lunch and dinner, an auction and opportunity drawing.
Cost is $150. A $140 early-bird price is available through Jan. 18. The best deal is a foursome price of $540 or $135 a player with signs ups paid by Jan. 18. Dinner only is $35 and non-golfers are welcome.
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Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez has refused to back away from criticism of how easily Chelsea striker Didier Drogba goes down under challenge.
Ahead of tonight's Champions League semifinal second-leg, Benitez said: "I was clear, after watching a lot of games I believe everyone would have the same idea. Everybody can see it in the games.
"Drogba is a fantastic player, that is clear, but he falls down too easily.
"I have said things about Drogba, about how easy it is for him to fall down. Everybody can see it every game, it is very clear.
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Blake Shelton and Reba McEntire have shared the stage, successfully, hosting the ACM award show the past couple of years. But, there's going to be a new sheriff in town.
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Appearing on 'Saturday Night Live' is one of the biggest promotional coups any musician can score, especially in the coveted gig as host. The show mostly targets pop and rock audiences, but some country music fans have started an online campaign to get country's reigning couple, Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert, as the host and musical guest for an upcoming show.
Congratulationss are in order for country heavyweights Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, Kenny Chesney, Eric Church, Toby Keith, Miranda Lambert and Carrie Underwood. These seven artists have been selected as the 2012 CMT Artists of the Year. Each one had a banner year, so they certainly deserve this impressive and important accolade for a variety of reasons.
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How the UN vote on the Goldstone Report could help Israeli-Palestinian peace
- By Marc Lynch
Marc Lynch is associate professor of political science and international affairs at George Washington University, where he is the director of the Institute for Middle East Studies and of the Project on Middle East Political Science. He is also a non-resident senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security. He is the author of The Arab Uprising (March 2012, PublicAffairs).
He publishes frequently on the politics of the Middle East, with a particular focus on the Arab media and information technology, Iraq, Jordan, Egypt, and Islamist movements.
The UN Human Rights Council has passed by a large majority (25-6) a resolution endorsing the findings of the Goldstone Report on the Gaza war. It plans to send its recommendations to the General Assembly and to ask the Security Council to monitor the recommended independent probes of the report's allegations. While the U.S. and five others voted no, it was extremely striking that several major powers — including the UK and France — refrained from voting. Pakistan, our crucial ally in the Afghanistan mission, voted in favor along with Egypt and 23 others. The Israeli government is outraged, and the level of rhetoric is hotter than ever.
That rhetoric has always been out of balance with the actual stakes. The Security Council is highly unlikely to do anything with it, since the United States will surely veto any move to act upon it. But the passage of the resolution is significant nonetheless, primarily because the stakes had been raised by the bizarrely intense Israeli lobbying effort against it and by the disastrous decision by Mahmoud Abbas to initially ask for it to be shelved. Contrary to the apocalyptic talk coming out about the decision, it could actually help moves towards Israeli-Palestinian peace in at least three ways.
First, the vote shows that Israel is paying a price for its short-sighted diplomatic strategy of confrontation with the Obama administration. Israel's Ambassador tried to rally support by saying "Do you support the importance of the promotion of peace between Israel and Palestinians? If you do … you must reject today's proposal." The general response to the Israeli threat that the passage of the report would doom Israel's participation in peace talks has been disbelief and even mockery. What peace talks?
Netanyahu has spent many long months doing everything in his power to subvert Obama's peace initiatives, defying the demand to freeze settlements and inciting American and Israeli public opinion against the President and against peace. Where Obama rallied near-universal international support for his vision of rapid progress towards a real two state solution and genuine Israeli-Arab peace, Netanyahu dug in his heels and fought every step of the way. The world notices. If Netanyahu decided to walk away from peace talks, how would anyone be able to tell the difference?
Second, the passage of the report may slightly increase the odds of a Hamas-Fatah reconciliation agreement under Egyptian auspices. The Palestinian Authority, badly hurt by the crisis generated by Abu Mazen's decision to ask for its deferral, responded by accepting the Egyptian proposal and challenging Hamas to do the same. Hamas, suspicious of Egyptian mediation, internally divided, and uneasy about throwing the PA a lifeline, has stalled and requested more time to decide. With the Goldstone issue somewhat defused, an agreement may now be slightly more possible (even if the U.S. reportedly remains opposed). Given that the Egyptians are talking about holding two seperate signing ceremonies so that Hamas and Fatah don't have to be in the same room with each other, I doubt that any deal signed soon will amount to actual reconciliation — but perhaps it could be a starting point.
Third, the U.S. will almost certainly veto any move in the Security Council to act on the report. But given how much importance the Israeli government has given to the Goldstone Report, this veto might actually be used as a form of leverage. Obama's push for peace is at the brink of collapse almost entirely because of Netanyahu's intransigence. But the administration has thus far seemed highly reluctant to actually put any serious pressure on the Israeli government — which has only emboldened Netanyahu and his enablers to dig in their heels further. The use of the veto to protect Israel from Goldstone should not be free.
I don't think the passage of the resolution is all that significant in and of itself. I've found the level and heat of rhetoric surrounding the report to be bafflingly over the top. But there's still a slim chance to turn these developments into something positive — if it even marginally leads Israel to rethink the costs of refusing to engage in serious peace talks and of openly confronting the Obama administration at every turn, leads Hamas and Fatah to finally strike a deal which politically reunifies the West Bank and Gaza while paving the way to elections, and increases U.S. leverage over Israel. None especially likely, but at least worth thinking about.
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Sir Philip Burne-Jones, 2nd Bt; Jane Alice ('Jenny') Morris; Margaret Mackail (née Burne-Jones); May Morris
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Sir Philip Burne-Jones, 2nd Bt; Jane Alice ('Jenny') Morris; Margaret Mackail (née Burne-Jones); May Morris
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- Jane Alice ('Jenny') Morris (1861-1935), Daughter of William Morris. Sitter in 21 portraits.
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BoxNations 24/7 style documentary series following David Haye and Dereck Chisoras journey to their colossal showdown at West Ham United's Boleyn Ground at Upton Park on 14th July, premieres tonight at 7:30pm, free to air on BoxNation (Sky Ch.456 & Virgin Ch. 546).
The first episode of the fly on the wall, three-part series, succeeds in delivering wall-to-wall drama, as BoxNation uses its exclusive access to give the public a never before seen insight into Britains two most high profile and controversial heavyweights.
A new episode of Haye/Chisora: Beyond The Ropes will air every Wednesday at 7:30pm, from tonight up until fight night on the 14th July.
The preview for tonights episode can watched via the link below.
Make sure you dont miss the action as TVs new home of boxing, BoxNation, gives you an access all areas pass to the most talked about fight in Britain for well over a decade.
Gary 'Spike' O'Sullivan vs. Matthew Hall on Chisora-Haye card on July 14th
Unbeaten Irishman Gary 'Spike' O'Sullivan features on the big West Ham United undercard headlined by David Haye's epic heavyweight showdown against Dereck Chisora on Saturday 14th July.
O'Sullivan takes on Manchester's Matthew Hall for the Vacant WBO International Middleweight title on an exciting undercard that also includes Liam Walsh's challenge for the Vacant WBO European Super-Featherweight title against Dominic Urbano.
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Name: Gary OSullivan
Weight: Middleweight
Born: Cork, Ireland
Age: 27
Family background: Im one of six boys and a sister. Im bang in the middle, number four. Were a big boxing family. The oldest two brothers didnt bother but Dad did a bit when he was in the army over in England and us four youngest boys were all national champions at one level or another.
Mammy was born over in England, though Im not entirely sure where, but it makes me eligible to fight for a Commonwealth title. Ive already three daughters myself, aged eight, four and seven months. We still live in Cork.
Trade: Im a qualified sheet mental worker.
Nickname: For boxing purposes its The Celtic Rebel. Cork is known as the Rebel County. But Ive been known by everyone as Spike since I left the maternity unit and, to this day, Im not entirely sure why!
What age did you become interested in boxing and why? From five years of age, Id follow my father to the local boxing gym when he used to train and I never stopped. Dad had a big influence, got me throwing everything off the jab from a very young age.
What do you recall of your amateur career? I passed through several clubs. From the age of five to 12, I was at St Brendans, in the Glen, County Cork. From 12 to 14, I moved to the Belgooly boxing club. At 14 I went to the Sunnyside club where I was coached by Kieran Joyce, a former two time Olympian (Los Angeles 1984 and Seoul 1988).
Then, at 18, we formed our gym, the Loughmahon boxing club. Ive helped coach eight national champions and its a brilliant feeling altogether getting a kid whos never before put a glove on and then moulding them to an All-Ireland title. Today, weve over a hundred members at our club and we recently got the Volunteers of the Year Award from the Lord Mayor of Cork.
All told Id have had easily over 100 amateur bouts and, at a rough estimate, Id say I lost about 15. Not far off 20 of those fights wouldve been in an Ireland singlet. When I was about 16, I won a national junior title and, same year, I got a silver at the Junior Four Nations in Fife, Scotland. I got beaten in a good few other finals as well. Being champion of All-Ireland was something I was definitely very proud of. Definitely my amateur highlight.
Coming from little Cork, there were a good few dubious decisions that I wasnt happy with. Every year wed have to go to Dublin for the national championships and, basically, if you didnt score a knockout, you didnt win. Also, becoming a father at 19 sort of put paid to any Olympic campaign. I had to work full time on the sheet metal to support my family.
Why did you decide to turn pro when you did? A big pro show was planned for Cork in January 2008 with Billy Walsh topping the bill, and they needed a big ticket seller for the undercard so they approached me. I stopped Peter Dunn in six rounds, impressed Paschal Collins and that encouraged me to go onwards and upwards.
Tell us about your back up team: Frank Warren promotes me and (Paschal) Packie Collins trains and manages me from the Celtic Gym in Dublin. Ive been with Packie the whole of my career and Ill probably stay with him till the end. Hes a very straight, loyal fella, cuts no corners. Theres no beating around the bush when you make mistakes.
Packies made me the fighter I am. Hes very experienced, having spent about 10 years in the States with the Petronellis and Freddie Roach.
Theres a fella I only know as Guysie who owns a different gym in Dublin. He looks after my strength and conditioning, and my nutrition. Hes got me eating so much chicken, I think Ill sprout wings!
Whats your training schedule? Which parts do you most and least enjoy? Its two and three quarter hours on train from Cork to Dublin so, when preparing for a fight, I stay in the capital, five days a week. Back home, Ill train at our gym and also at the Clarion Hotel in Cork which kindly sponsors me, gives me free membership of their gym, saunas and jacuzzis.
My day starts with a 40 minute run at seven oclock, then Ill hit the boxing gym later. My routine varies day to day but includes all the usual; sparring, pads, bags, circuits. Tuesdays and Saturdays are always the particularly hard days. Packie gets me plenty fit but hes intelligent enough to spot if Im having a flat day and getting me to ease up. Experience!
I train six days a week and have Sunday off. Thats when I go to confession. Im there all day!
My favourite part, without question, would be the sparring. Absolutely love it. Ive done a lot lately with (super-featherweight) Stephen Ormond because hes the same squat frame as Matthew Hall, my next opponent. I also do plenty with Ian Timms, a three time Irish senior heavyweight champion, now boxing pro down at cruiser. That gets very gruelling. Ive also been working with Karl Brabazon, another Irish senior champion (welter) whos a fast southpaw. Ive been over to the Petronelli gym in Massachusetts for sparring with Mexicans and Puerto Ricans. That was very good.
I love all training. Packies circuits are very tough but I never forget Im getting real benefit out of them. Skipping is probably what I like least. It can be a bit boring.
Describe your style? What are your best qualities? Im a Marvin Hagler! (Ex world champion) Steve Collins told me that. I can box a bit, I can fight and I can certainly punch; always have been able to. When I was pretty young, mid teens, I badly knocked out a good Scottish lad from the Ingle gym. He was badly hurt and never fought again. It was very unfortunate. I was only 57 kilos so the punch has always been there. The straight right is my big shot. Sometimes I just flick it out as a range finder and Bang! theyre on the deck.
My chin is well proven , maybe not publicly, but we know from the gym and, because of that and the punch, Ill always be in the fight.
What specifically do you need to work on to fully optimize your potential as a fighter? I need more experience. Ive already got the skills, can fight inside or out, but you learn massively from every fight and Ive only had 14. Ive real respect for the journeymen and what they teach you but now Id like some really testing, evenly match contests.
What have you found to be the biggest difference between the pro and amateur codes? Obviously the fights are longer. Theres more rounds and that definitely suits me, even though Ive had half a dozen first round knockouts. I like to get warmed up and into a fight. After five or six rounds, I feel a lot looser.
Who is the best opponent that youve shared a ring with? Probably Andy Lee. We sparred on the Irish amateur set up. He was pretty tricky, tall and long. Paul McCloskey was very good as well. Both are proper gentlemen. I didnt like the way Amir Khan was so disrespectful about Paul after they fought. Paul didnt deserve that. Hes such a nice fella.
All time favourite fighter: Ill have to go with Steve (Collins). I loved his tenacity, determination plus he was a very intelligent fighter.
All time favourite fight: Collins-Eubank II in Cork. I was about 11 years of age. I run past that Pairc Ui Chaoimh venue every morning. I was awestruck by Eubank and must have been the only Cork man shouting Chris on! I really looked up to his courage and charisma, and that Simply the Best entrance.
Which current match would you most like to see made? Spike OSullivan versus Felix Sturm for the WBA middleweight title! Im very confident I could beat him tomorrow. He seemed very easy to hit against Matt Macklin and Martin Murray. I hit far harder than either of those fellas and, if I can tee off on someone, its the end for them!
What is your routine on fight day? I like to lie in bed and wake up naturally. No alarms. That way, you have a lot more energy for your day. After breakfast, I like to take a nice, long walk, somewhere relaxing, possibly by the sea. In the afternoon, before leaving for the stadium, Ill go for a nap, followed by a shower. That makes me feel fresh and vibrant.
The fight will be constantly on my mind. Ill visualise whats going to happen, and Ill watch tapes of the opponent. I have nerves about losing but never over my opponent.
In the changing room, I listen to my music and do a lot of pads. Ill punch the walls! I love the big crowds. Fighting beneath Groves and DeGale at the O2 was the most alive Ive ever felt.
I view my opponent as someone who could prevent my kids having a fantastic future, and I convince myself Im not going to let that happen. Thats whats on my mind as I view them across the ring, before we fight.
Entrance music: Ian, a fast rising DJ from our gym, has done a unique track from me, mixing the old traditional Irish battle song that Steve Collins entered the ring against Chris Eubank with that makes the hairs stand up on the back of my neck and it finishes off with that jingle from the darts! Theres a strong drum beat. Its fuckin brilliant!
What are your ambitions as a boxer? Since the age of five or six, Ive dreamed of being a world champion. Dad used to put me to bed then wake me up in the middle of the night to watch all the big fights from the US. Holyfield was a big favourite but I was always intrigued by the championship belts. Im not especially well known because I didnt have a huge amateur career but I firmly believe Im going to get to that world title.
How do you relax? My kids are number one. I take them down the park or to Chuckies. I also like to play chess and Im a good snooker player.
Read: The best book Ive read is The Alchemist by Paolo Coelho. Its about following your dream. Ive just started Sugar Ray Leonards autobiography.
Music: I really like Rod Stewart.
Films/TV: I like the comedy films. American Pie and The Hangover are a couple of big favourites. On the box, I like Swamp People, a show in which guys hunt alligators and shit with their bare hands.
Aspiration in life: To set up my children for a good future for themselves.
Motto: Pain may last for a minute, or an hour or a week. Failure lasts forever!
Tickets for Licensed to Thrill are available from Eventim at www.eventim.co.uk or 0844 249 1000, Ticketmaster at www.ticketmaster.co.uk or 0844 844 0444 and West Ham United at www.whufc.com or 0871 222 2700.
NABF News - June 27, 2012
June 27, 2012
From NABF President Joe Dwyer:
Presidents Report - Summer 2012
Welcome to summer! I hope everyone is getting time in their hammocks, on the golf course and, of course, at the beach! To all you parents and grandparents who have graduates, congratulations! May their expectations be high and their school loans be low. For those of us on the east coast, its a coveted moment to relax and grill. If youre doing anything special this summer, let us know so we can share it.
NABF heavyweight champion Johnathon Banks had an opportunity to fight Seth Mitchell on HBO - therefore, he vacated the title as he was obligated to meet the NABF mandatory contender. Thats why Tony Grano fought DaVarryl Williamson for the vacant title on June 23 at the Hard Rock Hotel in Hollywood, Florida.
Upcoming Fights:
7 July 160 - Atlantic City, NJ - Patrick Majewski vs. Chris Fitzpatrick for the vacant NABF middleweight title.
27 July 135 - Champion Hank Lundy defends against Ray Beltran in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
17 August 140 - Champion Dierry Jean defends against Cosme Rivera in Montreal, Canada.
And their will be more as the days go on!
19 May - 140- Dierry Jean defeated Leonardo Tyner by unanimous decision in Montreal, Canada, to win the vacant title.
108 - Pedro Guevera defeated Jose Guadalupe Martinez in Tepic, Nayarit, Mexico, to retain he title.
2 June - 168- Sakio Bika defeated champion Dyah Davis by unanimoius decision to win the NABF title in Carson, California.
23 June Heavyweight - Tony Grano defeated DaVarryl Williamson by KO4 in Hollywood, Florida, to win the vacant title.
The Referee / Judges clinics will be held on Saturday, December 1, and Sunday, December 2.
The NABF Meeting will be held on Monday, December 3, from 3:00 pm-5:00pm.
We will have an abbreviated agenda covering our business meeting, financial report, and championship activity, including our Annual Awards presentation.
We will also be having an official NABF Convention in late May or June of 2013.
Despite any controversy, our sport is alive and well. In fact, according to Forbes Magazine, the two highest paid athletes in the world are Floyd and Manny.
All my best,
Joe Dwyer
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Arena Profile: Jason Edwards
Jason Edwards is an Associate Professor of Communication Studies at Bridgewater State University. His research focuses on the intersection of presidential communication, American foreign policy discourse, and international political rhetoric. He is the author of Navigating the Post-Cold War World: President Clinton's Foreign Policy Rhetoric and co-editor of The Rhetoric of American Exceptionalism. Additionally, he is the author of more than 30 peer reviewed articles and book chapters in venues such as Rhetoric and Public Affairs, Presidential Studies Quarterly, White House Studies, American Behavioral Scientist, and Communication Quarterly. He is currently working on a book outlining the historical and discursive contours of American Exceptionalism on U.S. foreign policy.
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Fox News wise to sideline Rove?
Jim DeMint's departure is a small blow to the tea party movement because it has lost one of its most vocal advocates. However, there will be others to take has place.
I don't see the power of the tea party being diminished that much. However, I think that DeMint's leaving office could create a bit more collegiality within the Senate. DeMint has long been one of the most vocal opponents of President Obama and his departure might usher in, still opposition to many of Obama's policies, but that opposition might be quieter and it might allow the Senate to do its business in a more cooperative fashion.See more
Could Ashley Judd beat Mitch McConnell?
No offense to Ashley Judd, but I don't think that she has a real shot of winning in Kentucky.
In fact, Mitch McConnell's greatest danger is from a tea party upstart candidate who would oppose him in the primary. Celebrities can make good politicians, but those are celebrities who are not A-listers (e.g. Tom Cruise).
Celebrities do more good in advocating for national and international causes where they can draw attention to things. Goodwill ambassadors should be there primary function and leave the daily grind to politicking to those who haven't already invested themselves in the spotlight.See more
Should the GOP break their anti-tax pledge?
Sen. Chambliss' comments represent a crack in the shield of Grover Norquist's no-tax pledge.
Sen. Lindsay Graham (R-S.C.) has made similar comments, but paired those ideas with some form of entitlement reform. The opinions of these two politicians creates an opening for Democrats and Republicans to get what they want: Democrats want higher taxes and revenues on the wealthy, Republicans want to curb entitlement costs.
This weekend, Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) indicated he was potentially ready to make some reforms to Medicare and Medicaid (e.g. means testing for Medicare and changing the formulas for calculating Medicaid). While reforming entitlements and raising taxes is unpalpable to the core members of the Democrats and Republicans core constituencies, both items must be on the table to get our fiscal house back in order.
Republicans should defy Grover Norquist's no-tax pledge and Democrats should be willing to engage in entitlement reform. Compromise is what most Americans want and I believe the political fallout would be lessened if it can be demonstrated both sides are giving on some core issues.See more
What were the campaigns' biggest mistakes?
I think some of the biggest mistakes for Romney have been:See more
1) A lackluster primary campaign. Romney got beat up badly and it served as fodder for Democrats.
2) Allowing President Obama and his team to frame him in a particular way. The Obama team did a pretty good job during the summer of framing Romney as a cold, heartless, businessman who was wrong for America, particularly in battleground states. Romney has never been able to shake that image.
3) A lackluster convention. The only things we remember were Clint Eastwood's dumbfounding speech to an empty chair.
4) Of course the 47% comment has to be one of the biggest blunders b/c it fed into all of the perceptions that people have of Romney.
5) Romney not providing more specifics on his economic vision for the U.S. I think his vagueries actually have hurt him amongst people. I know he did it b/c he doesn't want to box himself in, but specifics are what many want.
President Obama's mistakes:
1) His truly lackluster debate performance at the first Presidential Debate. It is the reason why Romney has a shot at winning the presidency, just as John Kerry's performance gave him a shot in 2004.
2) Not clearly explaining the Benghazi situation. The administration has tied itself in knots trying to be clear about the situation, not saying the wrong thing, etc. However, they should have come out and said initially they were gathering all of the facts before they commented, instead of speculation and linking the attacks to the protests across the Middle East.
3) Not providing a vision for what he would do in the next four years. Saying things are getting better is not enough. The administration waited until the last minute to provide a glossy, very nice specific agenda for the next four years. They should have done that in August or September. It made Obama look rudderless and his forward campaign slogan looks less appealing.
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Staying silent on the issue is only the correct path if the Obama administration doesn't use his past pronouncements against him.
Because of the tremendous damage from Hurricane Sandy I certainly envision that President Obama's team will come up with a strategy to highlight Gov. Romney and Congressman Ryan's positions on this issue.
Television ads will probably be few and far between because the president doesn't want to look like he is politicizing the issue, particularly when recovery from the storm continues. You will probably see the issue played up more by Clinton's surrogates and perhaps Vice President Joe Biden than Obama himself so that he can continue to appear presidential.See more
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In view of the prevailing cyclonic weather conditions and heavy rains over the North Coastal Districts of Andhra Pradesh due to Cyclone 'Hudhud', the following changes have been made in the pattern of train services in this region as a precautionary measure in the interest of safety. The following trains are cancelled / partially cancelled / diverted as detailed below:-
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3)T.No.12862 Nizamuddin – Vishakapatnam Link Express scheduled to leave Nizamuddin at 23.00 hrs on 13.10.2014 is cancelled.
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1) T.No.18646 Hyderabad-Howrah East Coast Express scheduled to leave Hyderabad at 10.00 hrs on 13.10.2014 is diverted via Balharshah-Nagpur-Raipur-Jharsuguda.
2)T.No.12659 Nagarcoil-Shalimar Gurdev Express which left Nagarcoil at 14.40 hrs on 12.10.2014 is diverted via Vijayawada-Warangal- Balharshah-Nagpur-Raipur-Jharsuguda.
3)T.No.11019 CST Mumbai-Bhubaneswar Express which left CST Mumbai at 15.10 hrs on 12.10.2014 is diverted via Kazipet-Balharsha-Nagpur.
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Most important, all mechanics' liens, stop notices and bond claims recorded after July 1, 2012 must use the new standardized forms and follow the new definitions, notice prerequisites and statutory release form language. The main substantive changes were meant to make it easier to understand the requirements, standardizing notice requirements and forms, and updating key terminology to reflect actual use of terminology, parties and documents.
Beyond renumbering, reorganizing and relocating the previous statutes governing mechanics' liens, stop notices and bond claims, many of the changes to the overall scheme are not substantive, and are primarily designed to simplify the old statutes. Thus case law interpreting such language under the old statutes should continue to apply.
The new statutes governing mechanics' liens, stop notices and bond claims can be found in California Civil Code Sections 8000-9566. There are three distinct groups within the statutory scheme:
Contact your Archer Norris lawyer, or Liens, Stop Notices and Bonds Group members Jon Tonsing, Glenn Mau, and Mike McGuire, for additional information or assistance in complying with these important changes to the statutes governing mechanics' liens, stop notices and bond claims.
The Archer Norris Liens, Stop Notices and Bonds practice group has many years' experience working with owners, general contractors, subcontractors, architects, engineers, designers and suppliers in the construction industry and is very familiar with the legal issues. Working in conjunction with our construction and business practices, we provide advice and litigation support to owners, contractors and construction professionals, particularly regarding prosecution and defense of mechanics' lien claims. We have both challenged and defended mechanics' lien actions in state courts throughout California.
DISCLAIMER: Because of the generality of this update, the information provided herein may not be applicable in all situations and should not be acted upon without specific legal advice based on particular situations.
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