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Beware: 'Radical Centrists' On The March
November 02, 2011
Never heard of Americans Elect? You will soon. The group, which I wrote about for the new issue of the magazine, is seeking to get on the ballot in every state for the 2012 election and to nominate a bipartisan ticket for president and vice president in an online convention in June. They held their big introductory press conference at the National Press Club in Washington today; more importantly, perhaps, they announced today that they have secured ballot access in Ohio, after having already secured it in Alaska, Arizona, Nevada, Kansas, Florida and Michigan.
Saturday's Lunch Special
October 22, 2011
What's for lunch today? In many Texas prisons, nothing. The Times had a remarkable story tucked inside Friday's paper noting that Rick Perry's administration has decided to stop serving lunch on Saturdays and Sundays in order to help deal with the state's budget troubles. Not serving lunch to 23,000 inmates is the better part of $2.8 million in prison-system savings being sought this year.
Obama And The Amnesty That Wasn't
August 30, 2011
[Guest post by Nathan Pippenger] In my story yesterday, I tried to explain the longstanding practice of "prosecutorial discretion" in immigration enforcement, recently under attack by many of its former advocates, as well as some of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers tasked with carrying it out.
America Reaches a Demographic Tipping Point
August 29, 2011
The latest wave of 2010 Census data, released this week, confirms what earlier surveys have strongly hinted: Virtually half of recent births in the U.S. are minorities. We are becoming a more globalized nation than most Americans have ever experienced. This great demographic change has potential long term benefits for our economic competitiveness in the international marketplace.
Will The Supercommittee Be Different This Time?
August 03, 2011
There's been some debate over whether the supercommittee will simply deadlock over the Republican refusal to raise any taxes, or whether Republicans will roll Democrats again and force another all-cuts budget deal. I am less sure, in part because the alternative to a deal (huge cuts to medical providers and the military) frightens Republicans as much as Democrats.
How Would the Supreme Court Rule on Obama Raising the Debt Ceiling Himself?
July 29, 2011
"I've talked to my lawyers," President Obama said in explaining his dismissal of the argument that Section Four of the Fourteenth Amendment authorizes him to raise the debt ceiling if Congress fails to act. "They are not persuaded that that is a winning argument." But who are President Obama's cowering lawyers, and why would the former constitutional law professor defer to their overly cautious prediction that the Supreme Court would rule against Obama if asked to adjudicate a dispute between the president and Congress?
The Shifting GOP Nominating Calendar Will Produce a Knockout Victory—Or an Extended Slugfest
July 28, 2011
When I last wrote about the schedule of Republican presidential nominating contests back in April, there were two dynamics that appeared to be shaping the calendar: first, the usual "frontloading" temptation of states to run to the front of the line in order to have an impact on the results, which both national parties have been fighting in recent years with less than brilliant success; and second, a more unusual "backloading" phenomenon, where other states were delaying primaries or caucuses for their own reasons, often the money savings associated with holding the contests in conjunction wi
Strong Opinions
July 28, 2011
The Supreme Court has included good writers and bad writers during the past two centuries, but the literarily challenged justices have always had a comfortable majority. In the Court's early days, one of its clumsiest writers was Samuel Chase, who, in addition to being impeached for excessive partisanship, had a weakness for random italics.
INCOMING! A Video History of Pies, Shoes, Eggs, and More Hurled at Public Figures
July 19, 2011
On Tuesday, Parliament's hearing on News Corp was abruptly interrupted after a protester rushed toward Rupert Murdoch and tried to hit him in the face with shaving cream. The protester was identified as British comedian Jonnie Marbles, who tweeted about his intentions before the attack. "It is a far better thing that I do now than I have ever done before (at)splat," he tweeted, riffing off Charles Dickens's A Tale of Two Cities. The incident caused an uproar, but Murdoch was certainly not the first public figure to be "creamed," so to speak.
The MLB All-Star Game And The Sluggish Economy: Do Cities Benefit From Hosting?
July 13, 2011
Last night, the National League defeated the American League 5-1 in the eighty-second MLB All-Star Game, posting its second consecutive victory after more than a decade of losses to the AL. Last night's game took place at Chase Field, the home of the Arizona Diamondbacks. (For those of you questioning the wisdom of holding the All-Star Game in Phoenix at this time of year, remember that the field has a retractable roof and massive cooling system, which lowered the game-time temperature to a pleasant 72 degrees.) But what did the event mean for Phoenix?


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Asia's rise has been momentous. Since the early 1960s, Asia has grown richer faster than any other region in the world. In 1990, 56 percent of people in East Asia and 54 percent in South Asia lived on under $1.25 a day (PPP). By 2010, these rates had fallen to 12 percent and 31 percent…
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UN lauds Philippines' climate change laws 'world's best'
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The country's laws on climate change adaptation (CCA) and disaster risk reduction (DRR) are the "best in the world," UN special envoy Margareta Wahlström said Thursday.
Wahlström, special DRR representative of UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, praised the Philippines for taking the lead in the global campaign to mitigate disaster risks brought about by global warming.
She commended Senator Loren Legarda, the UN Champion for DRR and CCA for Asia and the Pacific, for ensuring the passage of climate-responsive laws and for mainstreaming the CCA and DRR mechanisms into the national political agenda.
"You do have now an excellent legal framework for disaster risk reduction and an excellent legal framework for climate adaptation. The basis [of the laws] is really for empowering local governments," Wahlström said in a press conference.
Legarda thanked Wahlström for the compliment, but told the media that the "challenge is to translate them into local community action to save lives, and reduce disaster risks and economic losses."
An environmental crusader for two decades now, Legarda authored the Climate Change Act of 2009 (Republic Act No. 9729), which created the Climate Change Commission and cosponsored the Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Act of 2010 (RA 10121).
Wahlström stressed that both laws highlighted the policy shift from a reactionary to a proactive stance in addressing disasters.
"We have in the Philippines the best two laws—not only in Asia-Pacific, but in Margareta's words—in the world," said Legarda.
Since her arrival on Tuesday, Wahlström has met with government officials, businessmen and donors. She will be here until May 5 to engage both the government and private sector in strengthening the country's disaster resiliency initiatives.
She will go to Albay province, where she will have a discussion with 31 mayors in a two-day seminar sponsored by Governor Joey Salceda.
"We are here to really sustain engagement in the Philippines, and support the realization of the legal basis of the action plan that already exists in the country," Wahlström said.
Wahlström talked about the international strategy on disaster risk reduction, or UNISDR, that called for "safe schools, safe hospitals and safe cities" through programs such as the retrofitting of buildings, the relocation of communities and government public infrastructure from hazard-prone areas, and capacity-building such as disaster-preparedness training.
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Legarda also authored other environmental laws such as the Renewable Energy Act, Solid Waste Management Act and the Environmental Awareness Education Act.
She pointed out that "the challenge is to translate national policies, plans and programs into local action with measurable gains."
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Wednesday, April 1, 2015
FROM PRINT to TV.......
Things have been moving rapidly here in Lawrenceville, and it's slowed just long enough for me to celebrate some good news. My hard work at The Trentonian (and to a certain extent, INSIDE Magaziine) has caught the attention of a major news network, and, after weeks of negotiations and counter-negotiations, the meticulous vettting of my resume and even a brief trip to Australia, I'm prepared to announce that I will be joining Fox News as a Senior Editor and Commentator.
To those of you who think you know my political bent, let me assure you that I will be as fair and balanced in my reporting and commentary as one could ever hope for at Fox News, which, of course, means, hopefully a fresh new voice at the network. Diversity is very important there.
At first I will join the team at Fox and Friends, adding to the roster of Steve Doocy, Elisabeth Hasselback and Brian Kilmeade and helping them with daily corrections, news facts and current events such as ethnic stereotypes, gay/LGBT culture and celebrities reported dead that are very much alive. I will soon after move around the broadcast day's schedule at the network, joining Gretchen Carlson in her time slot, then Tucker Carlson on Red Eye and any of the other Carlsons working at Fox News (turns out there's a LOT of them!).
I've been told by none other than Chairman Rupert Murdoch himself (well, through Roger Ailes, the News Director, but he said Mr. Murdoch was talking into his earpiece at the time) that I will eventually make my first contributor appearance on The O'Reilly Factor, but I will need to exercise patience until the network can ascertain if Mr.O'Reilly has concluded his raw meat diet. I don't have the complete details on that yet, but I know that interns aren't even allowed near Mr. O'Reilly before mealtime. I'm certainly no intern, but I can wait. I have a lot to live for.
I will also become a part of Sean Hannity's universe as well, and will initially be tasked with guest appearances of "total agreement" (the network's term), so I have to brush up on the birth history storylines of the current President as well as the pending Democratic presidential candidates for 2016, as well as learn how to polish Mr. Hannity's hair. I'm a team player, believe me.
So wish me luck; I'm as excited as I've ever been, believe me. The commute to New York every morning at 4AM will take some getting used to, but hey, that's show biz. I mean, the news biz. I mean, Fox News.
Friday, March 20, 2015
Well I finally have something in common with our Commander in Chief, The Big Kahuna, The Prez, Mr. POTUS himself.
We've picked the same NCAA Basketball Tournament bracket. And we're tied. Precisely. We're in the 72.9% percentile of winning brackets, which is tantamount to 37th places losers. Our rank? 3,131,506.
I feel so proud. Hail to the Chief.
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Thursday, March 19, 2015
We're not even more than a few hours into the NCAA Men's Tournament, and already a couple of huge upsets, with UAB eliminating heavily favored Iowa State, 60-59, and Georgia State winning by a single point as well, bumping off 3rd seed Baylor, 57-56. Even Notre Dame barely escaped with a wine against Northeaster, 69-65.Yeah, my bracket is likely ruined (I had Baylor going to the Elite 8, so there ya go), but that's why this is the best sports tournament on earth. Upset City can happen at any moment. Wow.
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Tuesday, March 17, 2015
You know what this is. It's the universally recognizable symbol for college basketball insanity. It's the symbol for dogged research by late-comer college basketball afficionados (like me) to fill out countless numbers of brackets on countless websites, office pools and other friendly gambling venues to see whose powers of prediction reign supreme.
Well I'm in the mood to win this year and I've officially lost track of how many brackets I've filled out so far. But here's my ESPN entry: http://games.espn.go.com/tournament-challenge-bracket/2015/en/entry?entryID=3028182
How does yours compare?
The Madness is here!
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Thursday, November 20, 2014
And I thought the day would never arrive.
Today, the 3rd Thursday of November, is traditionally "Beaujolais Nouveau Day", when the fresh pressed juice of the Gamay grape is rushed into bottles and shipped from Beaujolais around the world to celebrate this year's harvest and to portend the quality of the traditionally aged and bottled Beaujolais yet to come.
I will report back here as soon as I've secured a few bottlings to sample. I'll be roasting a turkey tonight for dinner, and making some of the traditional Thanksgiving dishes to go alongside, to test this year's Nouveau's legs in advance of next week's big food orgy. So check back here later today and tonight.
And now that the dust has settled after the evening meal, let me tell you about this year's Nouveau. First of all, buy it. It's going to be a good year for Beaujolais. Lots of strawberry and blueberry in the nose, and some of that green vineyard aroma that makes you think of a walk in the vineyard. I personally love that about Nouveau, that you taste the entire cycle of the wine from earth to vine to grape to drink. So few wines ever give you that gift, unless you get to visit a winery and taste a new wine from the siphon.
But the drink is what is so worth it this year: blackberries, wild blackberries right up front in that first sip, wild Oregon blackberries like the ones I found alongside the highways outside of Portland, big blasts of juice. Then nice, round jammy grapes, nicely sweet with a little tang. The wine bounced nicely off my herb-roasted turkey, nicely counterpointing the sage and marjoram pepper, salt and oregano that I rubbed all over the turkey. Married well with the oniony, celery stuffing I made as well. A nice finishing dryness to this year's Nouveau, too, cutting nicely through the buttery mashed potatoes and gravy.
Sipping a glass now, after dinner, this year's wine has enough to pair with a nibble of cheese, maybe a medium to sharp cheddar, nothing complicated.. But you will definitely be able to enjoy this wine on its own, long after you've basked in the compliments for pouring it at Thanksgiving. It's that good.
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Wednesday, April 30, 2014
You've gotta give new NBA Commissioner Adam Silver credit. The man has balls. And he knows what makes the NBA world go 'round.
In a league that is 80% African American, and with a team in a city that is heavily populated with Hispanics, what Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling thinks in private and says in private is still his business, but once it becomes public, no matter HOW it becomes public, you can't turn back. You can't put the genie back in the bottle, the toothpaste back in the tube, whatever analogy you wanna use.
The league was on the brink of a league-wide player boycott, the exit of substantial sponsorship dollars, and national/international ridicule. And Adam Silver, the OTHER 29 owners, and the 450+ players, were not about to suffer through that.
Money talks, and exposed racism walks. And Adam Silver knows that. And now, so does Donald Sterling.
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Tuesday, April 1, 2014
It has probably been years since I'd actually opened and tasted a Budweiser. But last night, I broke down and bought a six pack of those uniquely shaped cans and popped one open. Beautiful yellow pour, bright white head. Gentle subtle aroma of, well, it was absolutely 100% Budweiser aroma. I could almost smell the beechwood and rice (yes, they use rice). Big bright light crisp first sip, playful bubbles (they tickled my nose!), with a lingering Budweiser finish.
Something in Annheuser-Busch beers has always given me a headache. I've been told by brewer friends that there is something they put in the beer to make the head white that often doesn't agree with some people. Well, I am one of them, and I waited for the headache as I sipped each sip, sip after sip, until my glass was empty. The head ache will come soon enough, I guess.
But I have seen the light. I have been missing this experience for most of my life and now I feel free. I have grown SO tired of craft beer, so tired of the bourbon barrel aging, so tired of the hop varietals, so tired of the brettomyces, so tired of the wild yeasts running free. So tired of the collaborations, the blends, the bombers, the brewpubs, the tickets for Pliny the Elder and his son/nephew, Pliny the Younger, so weary of the wait for Pliny the Great Grandfather and Pliny The Grandmama. I mean, what ever happened to simple , plain yellow beer with a bubbly white head (that tickles your nose!)?
This is my beer now.The voice of George Clooney in all those Bud commercials has finally broken through and spoken to me. And I have heard. And I have acted on what I have heard. And I have drunk the bright yellow beer and it was good. I can endure the headaches.
I'm a Bud man now.
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Juana Bordas will be teaching at the Latino Policy Forum Leadership Program.
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HP Plans Center In Rio Rancho
By DAN BOYD Journal Capitol Bureau
Computer giant Hewlett-Packard plans to open a technical support center in Rio Rancho that eventually could employ 1,300 people.
Several hundred employees would be hired when the center opens, and the work force would be rounded out by 2012.
The center could be open by next summer and is expected to have a payroll between $50 million and $60 million.
To draw Hewlett-Packard to New Mexico, the state offered incentives that could range from $28 million to $40 million.
Gov. Bill Richardson made the announcement Thursday and trumpeted Hewlett-Packard's decision as evidence of New Mexico's economy faring better than others despite national economic downturns.
"This is one of the most significant economic development agreements we've ever made," said Richardson, who returned Wednesday from a 10-day trip to Europe and the Middle East.
An exact location for the center hasn't been decided, but Rio Rancho officials said they expect it to be within a 160-acre central business district along King Boulevard and Paseo del Volcan.
The Santa Ana Star Center is also in the business district, and the University of New Mexico plans to build a campus on 200 adjacent acres.
Jobs at Hewlett-Packard mostly would be in customer support and sales. They could help offset layoffs at Intel, which remains the state's largest private-sector employer despite cutting about 1,000 jobs during the last year.
New Mexico's unemployment rate is 3.5 percent. The national rate is 5.5 percent.
Hewlett-Packard executives declined to specify starting salaries at the Rio Rancho center, but they indicated they will rely heavily on the local work force to fill jobs.
"We believe overwhelmingly that most of the employees hired will be from the local area," said Jon Flaxman, the firm's executive vice president. He joined Richardson and other state officials at the Capitol for the announcement.
The largest portion of New Mexico's incentives — an estimated $20 million to $30 million — will come from the state's high-wage jobs tax credit program, which is available to employers for a four- year period.
An additional $8 million to $10 million will come from job training initiatives, said Fred Mondragon, secretary of the state Economic Development Department.
Richardson said he also will ask the Legislature to approve $12 million in capital outlay funding to help offset infrastructure costs.
If Hewlett-Packard ultimately pulls out of New Mexico, it will be required to repay a certain portion of the incentives, Mondragon said.
Hewlett-Packard, based in Palo Alto, Calif., has 172,000 employees worldlwide and was listed 14th in the 2008 Fortune 500.
It plans to open a similar technical support center in Conway, Ark.
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Conscription in the Netherlands
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Conscription in the Netherlands (Dutch: dienstplicht) was first employed in 1810 by French occupying forces. Napoleon's brother Louis Bonaparte, who was King of Holland from 1806 to 1810, had tried to introduce conscription a few years earlier, unsuccessfully. Every man aged 20 years or older had to enlist. By means of drawing lots it was decided who had to undertake service in the French army. It was possible to arrange a substitute against payment.
Later on, conscription was used for all men over the age of 18. Postponement was possible, due to study, for example. Conscientious objectors could perform an alternative civilian service instead of military service. For various reasons, this forced military service was criticized at the end of the twentieth century. Since the Cold War was over, so was the direct threat of a war. Instead, the Dutch army was employed in more and more peacekeeping operations. The complexity and danger of these missions made the use of conscripts controversial. Furthermore the conscription system was thought to be unfair as only men were drafted.
In the European part of Netherlands, compulsory attendance has been officially suspended since 1 May 1997.[1] Between 1991 and 1996, the Dutch armed forces phased out their conscript personnel and converted to an all-volunteer force. The last conscript troops were inducted in 1995 and demobilized in 1996. The suspension means that citizens are no longer forced to serve in the armed forces, as long as it is not required for the safety of the country.
Even though it is generally thought that conscription has been abolished in the Netherlands, this perception is, in fact, incorrect. The compulsory attendance was abolished, not the conscription. The laws and systems which provide for the conscription of armed forces personnel still remain in place. To this day every male citizen aged 17 gets a letter in which he is told that he has been registered, but he does not have to present himself for service. In Curaçao, active conscription is still in existence.[2]
- ^ "Bestaat er een dienstplicht in Nederland".
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Silvio DiGregorio Jr., 86, of Nutley, N.J., passed away Thursday, March 7, 2013, at his home. The funeral will be on Tuesday at 9 a.m. from the S.W. Brown & Son Funeral Home, (
), 267 Centre St., Nutley. The Funeral Mass will be celebrated at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, Nutley, at 10 a.m. The interment will follow at Gate of Heaven Cemetery, East Hanover, N.J. Visitors will be received at the funeral home on Monday from 4 to 8 p.m. Born on June 12, 1926, in Newark, N.J., Silvio moved to Nutley 56 years ago. He served in the United States Navy from 1944 to 1946 and was honorably discharged as a machinist first class. Mr. DiGregorio worked for N.J. Transit for 31 years and retired in 1988; he also served as his union delegate for many years. After his retirement from N.J. Transit, he worked for the Nutley Department of Parks and Recreation for 10 years as a driver for the Golden Age Club. He was also a member of the Nutley First Aid Squad for 14 years. As a member of the first aid squad, he delivered two babies while on duty. He was a Scoutmaster at Lincoln School Troop 148 and volunteered with the troop in various capacities from 1969 to 1980. Silvio was longtime volunteer of the Nutley Red Cross and acted as their chief first aid and CPR instructor, trained Nutley Police Department in CPR, and was instrumental in implementing CPR instruction in the Nutley school system, receiving a special citation for his volunteer service. Commendations include the Distinguished Service Award in 1978 from the Nutley Jaycees and the Good Neighbor Award from the Nutley Red Cross in 1983. Surviving are his wife of 60 years, Rose Mary (Palkowetz) DiGregorio; two children, Steven and his wife, Nadia, and Lynda Ramsey and her husband, Robert; six grandchildren, Alex, Allison, Jack, Zachary, Derek, Aaron, and many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his parents, Adele (Bozza) and Silvio DiGregorio; two sisters, Antoinette and Grace Cardinale, and five brothers, Dominic, Sebatino "Sammy", Angelo, Nicholas, and Vincent. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions to Derek's Dreams, P.O. Box 245, Kingston, N.J. 08528, or the Nutley Emergency & Rescue Squad, P.O. Box 172, Nutley, N.J. 07110 would be appreciated.
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Caddies looking like real Giants
SAN FRANCISCO The American caddies endeared themselves to the gallery at Harding Park on the final day of practice by wearing San Francisco Giants jerseys with their players' name stitched on the back.
Fittingly, the caddie for Tiger Woods wore No. 24.
Not surprisingly, Steve Williams had never even heard of a guy named Willie Mays.
"I told you I don't know him," Williams said. "Your job is to tell me who he is."
Williams made no apologies for not being aware of one of baseball's greatest players.
"That's probably the one sport I have never followed," he said. "I don't watch ESPN, and I don't know anything about baseball."
The idea came from John Wood, the caddie for Hunter Mahan who grew up in Sacramento and is a huge Giants fan. Since he couldn't get them playoff tickets this week, he arranged for the jerseys.
The jerseys will be auctioned off for charity.
Steve Stricker's caddie wore No. 25 – Barry Bonds – which was a peculiar choice since most didn't see any similarities between baseball's all-time home run leader and Stricker, whose game is built around the shortest club in the bag. And it most likely had nothing to do with their personalities.
Even more peculiar was Justin Leonard's caddie wearing No. 44 – slugger Willie McCovey.
Phil Mickelson's man went with No. 51 – Cy Young Award winner Tim Lincecum. Lest anyone forget, Mickelson tried out for a Triple A baseball team as a pitcher in 2003.
"Mickelson thinks he can pitch, but that's not the case," Mahan said with a laugh. "They're both lefties (Mickelson actually throws right), but Phil thinks he can do everything. He can't pitch for nothing."
Wood, meanwhile, took No. 22. The caddie has always been a Will Clark fan, and one of the highlights as a caddie came in 2006, when Clark played in the pro-am at the Zurich Classic in New Orleans and Wood caddied for him.
Well, he was supposed to caddie for him. Just his luck, the pro-am was rained out.
O'HAIR'S SHRINKING WALLET: Sean O'Hair apparently didn't learn his lesson.
He warmed up for the Tour Championship by playing six days with his buddies in Philadelphia, conceding that he lost a lot of money by giving too many strokes to one of the better players.
O'Hair played against Michael Jordan on Monday with a similar result.
"I've lot a lot of money to him," O'Hair said. "I'm probably the only player in the history of golf that it has actually cost money to play in this event."
O'Hair gave him 12 shots because Jordan claims an 8 handicap, "which was the biggest crock I've ever heard in my entire life."
"He won the bets on the first hole, let's just put it that way," O'Hair said. "He's a good player, though."
O'Hair considers it money well-spent, considering it meant time spending time with Jordan. The basketball great talked to O'Hair about believing in himself, and carried that into Tuesday's formal practice round when they bet on various putts O'Hair had to make.


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ALL OVER: Brave effort from nine-men Sunderland but Hull City run out winners. The Tigers huffed and puffed against the visitors and struggled to break them down - but they'll gladly accept the points. Report and reaction to follow shortly...
Fans start to head for the exit. This has hardly been great fayre from the home side - but Steve Bruce will gladly take the points over the performance.
Larsson's free-kick is flicked behind by O'Shea. Harper will take all the time in the world.
Lunge by Figueroa on Colback is punished by another yellow card. Mannone comes up for the free-kick.
Bardsley has a speculative effort which goes wide. Surely the last chance for the nine men.
Brady brings down Johnson - and Poyet comes flying out of his technical area to remonstrate with the referee. Johnson certainly looked to make the most of the challenge.
Proschwitz's strike is deflected behind for a Tigers corner.
Good try from Huddlestone but Mannone acrobatically denies the former Spurs midfielder.
POST: At the other end, Livermore rifles in a long-range effort which beats Mannone's dive but ricochets back off the upright. That would have put the points to bed.
Great chance for Johnson to level it but Harper stays big to deny the Sunderland man. Awful defending from the home side and it took the former Newcastle keeper to rescue them.
Another hopeful ball looped in by Elmohamady but it drifts out and beyond the far post.
McShane gets a header in but Proschwitz fouls Mannone as the ball loops into the air.
Another rare chance for Sunderland but Larsson can't get his 20-yard shot on target. The visitors have battled on bravely after the folly of their teammates in the first period.
Last change for Hull as Boyd goes off to be replaced by top scorer Brady.
Koren lines a shot up but the visitors remain solid and block his effort.
Huddlestone looks to volley in from 18 yards out but he slices his effort wide. The Tigers toiling to put this game to bed.
Livermore lines up a shot but he's robbed by Larsson.
Change for City and Rosenior goes off to be replaced by the more attack-minded Proschwitz.
Figueroa with a snapshot which goes wide of the post.
Larsson takes the free-kick but his effort is tame. That could be the Black Cats' last hope.
Bardsley charges forward and draws Boyd into a foul. The Sunderland fans are in good voice now as they see a chance of getting back into it/
Boyd tries to turn Rosenior's cross goalward but can't find the target.
Rare foray forward by Sunderland and Johnson has an effort which dips over the bar.
Poor strike from Figueroa who finds row Z.
Almohamady swings a centre in which is nodded away by Cuellar. Tigers starting to find some space now.
Good strike from Livermore which takes a deflection off O'Shea but Mannone is equal to it.
No one within 20 yards of Fletcher - in a striped shirt anyway - as he receives a long punt upfield. It's very much attack against defence here.
Meyler has been struggling since that awful tackle by Dossena and he makes way to be replaced by Koren.
Good deep cross from Figueroa which finds the head of Elmohamady but he can't keep his effort under the bar.
More worry for Poyet as Fletcher goes down holding his back. Sunderland have made all their substitutions so he'll have little option but to soldier on.
Boyd runs at Cuallar and fires in a shot which is just beyond the left hand post.
City trying to spread the play and move the nine men around. Figueroa looks to bend a cross in but it's straight into the arms of Mannone.
Huddlestone finds Sagbo but he leans back and fires well over the bar.
Huddlestone picks up a cut back from Figueroa but he drags his shot wide of Mannone's right-hand post.
Livermore chops down Larsson. The Tigers will need to show some patience here and move the visitors around the field.
We're back in action now. Fletcher now Sunderland's lone front man. Can the nine-men keep City at bay?
Changes to the Sunderland team as Adam Johnson and West Brown come on for Borini and Altidore who were both anonymous ni that first period.
No surprise to hear that Sunderland are now rank outsiders to come away from the KC Stadium with anything. They are priced at 40-1 to beat the Tigers and even 12-1 to earn a draw.
As I sip a well-earned half-time cuppa, here's a decent stat from those nice people at Opta. Only three players (Patrick Vieira, Richard Dunne, Duncan Ferguson) have seen red more often than Lee Cattermole.
That's the half-time break, Hull City deservedly ahead but all the talk will be about those two red cards for the visitors. Poyet facing an impossible job to get his side back into this surely with Sunderland down to nine men.
DOSSENA OFF: A second red card for the Black Cats and another shocking challenge. The Sunderland full-back goes over the ball and stamps on David Meyler's shin. The official had no choice there but to dismiss the visiting player.
Poyet getting a lecture from referee Andre Mariner who gave him the 'next time' warning.
Poyet is remonstrating with the fourth official about the red card but it looks a tough one to argue against. The challenge was high and dangerous.
CATTERMOLE OFF: Awful tackle by the Sunderland midfielder on his former teammate Elmohamady. He gave the referee little choice there. That's the seventh sending off of his career - and a tough task for the Black Cats just got a whole lot harder.
Expecting a lengthy period of stoppage time here following the injury to Westwood. For Sunderland the break can't come soon enough - they have barely registered as an attacking force.
Deflected effort from Sagbo after good build-up play by Livermore and Boyd but the ball slides just wide of Mannone's left-hand post.
First job Mannone has is to face up to Huddlestone's free-kick but it is fired straight into the defensive wall.
Westwood looks very shaky as he heads off the pitch to be replaced by Mannone. Not a change Poyet would have wanted to make by any means.
Huddlestone unhappy with a foot-up challenge from Cattermole - then City win a free-kick 25 yards out after a clumsy tackle by Larsson. As we await the free-kick, Westwood beckons for more treatment.
Westwood back on his feet and gets play going again with a free-kick following the challenge by McShane. He still looks somewhat shaken.
Crunching clash between Westwood and McShane as they challenge for a loose ball. The Sunderland keeper appears to be struggling here and is flat out on his back receiving lengthy treatment. Mannone warms up just in case he's required.
Good spell of keep-ball by the Hull midfield as Livermore and Huddlestone start to enjoy some decent possession. The oles are echoing around the KC Stadium.
Golden chance for the Tigers but Sagbo fails to gamble on getting no the end of Figueroa's cross and the ball flashes across the area and out for a throw in.
Another corner to the visitors as Dossena torments the Tigers' defence. Larsson takes it short to Colback who lifts it high into the area but the ball eventually runs through to Harper who gathers.
Sunderland look to hit back immediately but Larsson's corner is headed powerfully clear by Davies.
GOAL TIGERS. Rosenior gets his cross in. Cuellar and Sagbo go for the ball at the near post but the ball comes off the Sunderland defender's head and beyond Westwood.
Fletcher returns to the fray after a spot of treatment - but that shoulder must be a concern for Black Cats fans.
A worry for Sunderland as Fletcher is down after the ball struck him on the shoulder. He goes off for treatment.
Altidore dawdles and is easily robbed by Rosenior. Still no pattern to this game with neither side able to put any kind of possession football together.
Fletcher plays for and wins a free-kick down by the City corner flag. Larsson sends in a teasing cross but Davies does well to head away.
Bardsley penalised for a high foot on Figueroa. Huddlestone's free kick is well flighted but it evades Davies and Livermore and drifts beyond the far post
Great ball in from the right by Elmohamady but it is just beyond the despairing dive of Sagbo as he looks to turn the ball past Westwood.
O'Shea clatters into Sagbo as the crowd get to their feet to remonstrate. Figueroa fires the ball into the box but Sunderland stay firm to clear.
Larsson bundled over by Huddlestone. The free-kick is played short but comes to nothing and Meyler half clears his lines.
All very bitty so far with neither side finding the quality to open up the respective defences.
Boyd looks to find a way down the Sunderland right but Bardsley slides in to deny him space.
Cattermole snapping at the heels of Huddlestone who earns a free-kick which he pumps forward towards Elmohamady but the visitors' defence stands firm.
Larsson misplaces a pass which sees the Tigers back on the attack but Figueroa fails to find a way beyond Bardsley.
Figueroa has the first attempt on goal - but he drags his effort horribly wide.
Former Newcastle keeper Steve Harper is getting the bird from the visitors' fans. Am sure he's heard it all before.
It's the home side who get us under way as the ball finds its way through Westwood in the visitors' goal.
The two managers shake hands ahead of kick off. Wonder who will be smiling at the final whistle.
The teams are on their way out. We're moments away from kick-off here.
Rain is sweeping across East Yorkshire at the moment as we await the teams. Although early in the campaign, this result could have huge implications come the end of the season. Sunderland will definitely believe they have to win today to start clawing the Tigers back towards them while a win for the home side could well see them six points above the drop zone.
Just 15 minutes until kick off and the KC Stadium is starting to fill up. Still time to get those pre-match predictions in.
Chance for Fabio Borini to make a name for himself as he gets a start for Sunderland and you can be sure Jozy Altidore will have a point to prove against his former club. Mind you, am sure Steve Bruce will be desperate to put one over on his ex-employers.
Here are the visitors' substitutes this afternoon: Mannone, Brown, Gardner, Johnson, Celustka, Giaccherini, Sung-Yueng.
So what do you think to those line-ups - and do you have a pre-match prediction. You can get in touch with me via Twitter - @skysportswebed - or via email - firstname.lastname@example.com. Looking forward to hearing your views.
Here is the Sunderland line-up with Jozy Altidore starting against his former club: Westwood, Bardsley, Dossena, O'Shea (c), Cuellar, Cattermole, Colback, Larsson, Borini, Fletcher, Altidore. Looks like an attacking selection from Gus Poyet.
On the bench for the Tigers: Jakupovic, Meyler, Koren, Brady, Proschwitz, Faye, Quinn
Here's the Hull City starting line-up for today's encounter: Harper, Rosenior, Figueroa, Davies, McShane, Huddlestone, Livermore, Elmohamady, Boyd, Aluko, Sagbo.
We could well be in for goals this afternoon - but maybe not long-range screamers. The Tigers have yet to score from outside the box this season while Sunderland have gone 13 games without a Premier League clean sheet.
Building up to kick off at the KC. Before the team news drops in, here are a couple of facts and stats. Sunderland have won each of their last six league encounters with the Tigers while Jozy Altidore, now a Sunderland player, was sent off playing for Hull the last time this fixture was played in April 2010.
Join me for commentary from the KC Stadium through the afternoon as former Sunderland boss Steve Bruce faces his former team. If you have a pre-match comment then get in touch via Twitter - @skysportswebed - or via email - firstname.lastname@example.com
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Dennis Smith, a co-owner of Stratis Financial in Huntington Beach, says the problem is magnified when the appraiser assigned by the management company travels from 30 or 40 miles away, and has no insights into neighborhood appreciation trends that may be relatively recent. He cited an example where a client saw a bidding war — four offers that pushed the contract price from the listed $350,000 to $375,000 — but the out-of-town appraiser would not take this into consideration in arriving at the final valuation.
Sara W. Stephens, president of the Appraisal Institute, the largest association in the industry, says it is every appraiser's professional duty to arrive at valuations that "reflect the market," including recent changes — whether positive or negative — if they can be verified with authoritative and accurate data.
How can buyers and sellers guard against the see-no-appreciation problem? Tops on the list: Make sure the realty agents on both sides of your transaction have assembled accurate data on "comparable" sales or pending sales that demonstrate how the market has changed in the past six months or less. Then make sure the appraiser sees the data.
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"New York Works" projects announced
Albany, N.Y., April 3—At the Capitol today, New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced more than $107 million in additional and accelerated investment for 32 "New York Works" projects that will repair 155 miles of roads and 23 bridges in the Southern Tier, and create thousands of jobs.
The "New York Works" initiative to spur job creation through infrastructure development was a cornerstone of the final 2012-2013 state budget enacted by the Legislature and the governor last week.
State Senator Tom O'Mara said, "The development of our regional and statewide transportation infrastructure represents a key economic lifeline for our communities and workers. Transportation will play a key role in turning around the fortunes of upstate New York manufacturing, tourism, agriculture and every other sector of the economy. This year's budget, especially the 'New York Works' initiative, establishes a stronger state commitment to upstate job creation and economic growth. We appreciate and welcome Governor Cuomo's continued leadership."
For a rundown on "New York Works" initiatives across the Southern Tier, see the attached article below in the April 4 Corning Leader.


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"If a girl loves someone or gets married, it doesn't mean that people will not love her or her character on-screen. These (films and marriage) are two different aspects and we should not try and club them. Anyways, falling in love or getting married is not a crime," Kareena told the IANS. According to Bebo, personal and professional life should not be mixed up.
Bebo went on to give examples of the yesteryear married actresses, who have had a successful Bollywood career. "I think people are talking about it more (now). Earlier also, be it Waheedaji (Rehman) or Sharmilaji (Tagore), they were all married and they all acted in films like Daag, Amar Prem and Guide. It has been happening (ever since)," she added.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- The S&P 500 suffered its largest loss in five months as two explosions at the finish line of the Boston Marathon left dozens injured. The blasts occurred before the close of trading, with global commodity prices already pressured by a less-than-expected rise in Chinese growth.
The S&P 500 fell 2.3% to 1,552.36, the most since Nov. 7, as police and emergency crews labored to rescue victims of the tragedy.
Boston Police Commissioner Edward F. Davis said simultaneous explosions occurred around 2:50 p.m. ET within 50 and 100 yards of each other, causing multiple casualties. Davis wouldn't confirm a number for casualties, but other media reports have suggested that as many as 12 people died in the blasts.
Earlier in the trading session, reports came that China, the world's second-largest economy, grew 7.7% in the first quarter, trailing economist projections. China's economy expanded 7.9% in the fourth quarter. Economists were expecting an increase in the first quarter of 8%, according to a Reuters poll."The explosions at the Boston Marathon pretty much added to the negative sentiment because it's such an uncertainty," said Sam Stovall, S&P's New York-based chief equity strategist. "First off, it's a tragedy, you feel for the people who were there . . . the next question is could there be more things there or elsewhere, and those kind of worries are very very hard to factor in to equity prices." According to ABC, Massachusetts General Hospital had received at least 4 patients from the explosion. There are various reports of several people having lost limbs during the explosion, though nothing is confirmed at this time. Reports of the casualty count are varying as information is being released and updated. Boston Police is tweeting that two people have died, while 22 are injured. The The Associated Press is reporting that two additional explosive devices were found, but are now being disarmed. The Boston Marathon headquarters is on lockdown, according to reports. The explosions took place as global markets were already down on reports showing that industrial output in China, the world's second-largest economy, had missed expectations, prompting an early-morning sell-off in commodities. June gold futures plummeted $140.30 to settle at $1,361.10 an ounce, and mining stocks were hit especially hard. Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold (FCX) tumbling 8.3% and Rio Tinto (RIO) slumping 5.9%. May crude oil futures shed $2.58 to close at $88.71 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The Hong Kong Hang Seng index dropped 1.43% and Nikkei 225 in Japan gave up 1.55%. The FTSE 100 in the U.K. was fell 0.64% and the DAX in Germany fell off 0.41%. U.S. first-quarter earnings news had begun on an encouraging note Monday with Citigroup (C - Get Report) rising as much as 3.4% after the bank reported a solid first quarter for fixed income and equity trading. Yet investor caution rose as the New York Federal Reserve reported that New York manufacturing activity in April had weakened as a general business conditions index fell six points to 3.1 even as it remained positive for a third straight month. Economists surveyed by Reuters were predicting a reading of 7. Additionally, the National Association of Home Builders said Monday that rising costs for building materials and growing concerns about the supply of developed lots and labor led to less confidence among home builders in the market for newly built, single-family homes in April, with the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index showing a two-point drop to 42 vs. the consensus expectation of 45. The Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 1.8% to 14,599.20 while the Nasdaq dropped 2.4% to 3,216.49. The benchmark 10-year Treasury rose 12/32 to dilute the yield to 1.688%. The dollar was rising 0.21% to $82.29 according to the


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I was wrong about drafting a high school pitcher...Homer Bailey. I didn't think we'd ever see him pitch in the majors except as a publicity stunt. But in my defense I had just read "MoneyBall"
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"I have noticed even people who claim everything is predestined, and that we can do nothing to change it, look before they cross the road." Stephen Hawking
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The Willie Greene Kool-Aid tasted pretty good at the time.
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I was wrong... and olives, hated them in my younger years love them to death now.
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When we first featured Keri Hilson's Turnin Me On, the record received only faint praise from DJBooth regulars, though many thought that Lil Wayne's guest verse was the cut's saving grace. Now, the R&B singer/songwriter is back with a brand new remix of the In A Perfect World… single. This revamp retains Polow Da Don's club-friendly beat, but trades Weezy F. Baby for veteran emcee Busta Rhymes. Wooing Hilson with suave compliments and promises of matching 'his' and 'hers' mansions, Busta comes off as more chivalrous than Weezy, whose self-involved and somewhat ungentlemanly verse on the original was a potential turnoff for female listeners, but can his slow flow compete with the off-the-wall stylings of the self-proclaimed "best rapper alive?" You be the judge. Though the debut LP has suffered numerous delays, Hilson's label has stated that In A Perfect World… will most definitely be dropping March 30, 2009.
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Mumbai - He is known to be gregarious and easily accessible, but Farhan Akhtar has suddenly gone into a shell. The reason is his latest acting assignment 'Kartik Calling Kartik' - a film on a man lost in his own world.
'It was the nature of the character I was playing. He's a guy lost in his world. So I was making an effort to isolate myself,' Farhan, who has teamed up with Deepika Padukone in the film, told IANS.
'Lately I've just been switching off from the world for the sake of my character. If you want to call it method acting, so be it,' said Farhan who switched off his phone and became almost inaccessible to the world outside.
Farhan, who made his acting debut with Abhishek Kapoor's 'Rock On!', won't be cast in the director's second film. But he is not complaining.
'Gattu (Kapoor) has very specific ideas on whom he wants to cast. If he thinks I don't fit any part, that's fine. I'm just happy producing his film,' said Farhan. Ritesh Sidhwani is co-producing it.
Farhan also prepares to shoot 'Don 2'. While his father Javed Akhtar had scripted part one - 'Don - The Chase Begins Again', the sequel has a different team of writers, including Farhan.
'The first film was my father's vision. He had written the original 'Don' featuring Amitabh Bachchan. But 'Don 2' is being written by fans only. Two new enthusiastic boys, Ameet and Amreesh, came to me with their ideas on how the story can be carried forward. I've thrown my ideas at them. 'Don 2' is basically being written by three 'Don' fans who are having a ball carrying the story forward,' he said.
About the exclusion of his father, Farhan explained: 'He cannot be a fan of 'Don' because he conceived it.'
Though he is excited about 'Don 2', Farhan has his heart set on his pet directorial project, 'Voice From The Sky', which got stalled by casting setbacks.
'It's strange. No matter who it is, and no matter how big or small the director, everyone of us is facing casting problems. Finding the right actors has become a major problem. 'Voice From The Sky' did get delayed because I couldn't find the right actor. But I know I'll come back to it. And one day when you see it, you'll realise why I had to make this film.'
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The 4th annual "Walk 4 Wellness" event will be held Saturday morning, May 3, in the parking lot of the dental offices of CommWell Health, 1480 Maple Grove Church Road, Dunn. Everyone is invited to come out and join in the excitement of this walk/run event, organizers said.
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The grand larceny took place during two separate occassions on Jan. 8 & 9 at the Wal-Mart in the 2600 block of Chesapeake Square Ring Road, according to Chesapeake Police.
That's when the unknown male was caught on surveillance using a special tool to disconnect a laptop on display, police said. He then concealed each laptop and fled the store on foot.
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