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Investigators said the child was found in his diaper in the small closet by his 16-year -old brother at 9:30 p.m. Thursday. Then the teen confronted his father Bradley Bleimeyer. The teen and father got into a fist fight and officers were called to the house located in the 21500 block of Castlemont.
By the time officers arrived, they said the victim s stepmother Tammi Bleimeyer and biological father took off with the little boy.
On Friday, deputies used cell phone data to track down the couple at a hotel located in the 9700 block of W FM 1960 Bypass in Humble. The 5-year-old victim s appearance caused deputies to immediately summon Emergency Service personnel and he was transported to a hospital in Humble, deputies said.
Assistant Chief Mark Herman said in his 30 year career he has never seen anything like this.
He was severely under nourished, bone sticking out, bumps, bruises. His skin was coming off on his back. It's a horrific horrific situation, he said.
Deputies immediately arrested both Bradley Bleimeyer and Tammi Bleimeyer at the motel. Both were charged with felony child endangerment, and booked into the Harris County Jail. The father is in jail with no bond, and the victim's stepmother's bond is set at $2,000.
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- Assume that the program knows the number of rows and columns of the matrix in "imatrix.txt". For example, you can define them as constants at the beginning of the program. Just make sure that they do match the real number of rows and columns of the matrix stored in "imatrix.txt".
- Create the input matrix in file "imatrix.txt" yourself (use any text editor, such as WordPad).
- Open file "imatrix.txt", then read and store its content in a suitable array. Close the file.
- Open file "omatrix.txt", write the array in transpose order. Close the file. Keep the columns aligned so that the matrix is easy to read.
- Display the input and output matrices on the screen.
- For extra credit: Remove the initial assumption so that the program can work with matrices of any size: write the program to find outthe number of rows and columns from the data stored in"imatrix.txt" before getting its transpose (hint: use an array indynamic memory).
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Chris Nelson, head coach of the St. Stephens boys soccer program for two seasons, will step down Friday.
Nelson will become an athletic director in Colleton County, S.C.
He was offered the job Monday, accepted it and informed the players of his decision Tuesday.
"I'm resigning the teaching and coaching position at the end of this semester," Nelson said in a phone interview.
The 27-year-old, who also assisted coach Chuck Davis with the girls soccer program at St. Stephens, directed the Indians to a 19-14-3 record during his coaching tenure at the school.
Fred T. Foard, St. Stephens and Newton-Conover's wrestling teams remain among the top five teams in this week's dual team coaches poll.
The Tigers (22-1) lost first place votes in the latest poll.
They trail Orange by 26 votes, a closer margin than the last poll Jan. 4.
St. Stephens remains in fifth place in the 3A ranks.
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Keeping pace near the top of the Northwestern conference, the St. Stephens boys basketball survived small runs by Watauga to win its fourth NWC game of the season.
"You have to win conference games, especially conference games at home," said Indians coach Murphy Post. "Watauga is a good team. Any chance we have to win a conference game at home, that's big for us, as far as playoff position and trying to contend to move up the ladder a little bit."
Kerigan Fairley scored 16 points and Dillion Spencer added 11 points to lead the Indians (12-6, 4-2).
Behind 18 points each from Dasia Tipps and Kadesha Gibbs, the Newton-Conover girls basketball team improved to 14-3 overall and 6-1 in the Catawba Valley 2A with a 78-28 thrashing of West Caldwell on Tuesday.
Taylor Petty added 16 points for N-C in the victory, while Shynese Whitener scored 11 points.
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Lauren Duckworth scored a game-high 22 points for Draughn (10-7, 3-4), while Haley Broadwell added 12 points.
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Jameer Nelson scored 17 points, Hedo Turkoglu had 15 and Von Wafer 13 as the Magic won for the 10th time in 12 games.
Gerald Henderson had 22 points for Charlotte, which has lost eight of its last nine. The Bobcats are also winless in their last five trips to Orlando.
Nearly three months to the day his pick-up truck rolled three times in a ditch near Balls Creek Road, Jackson Gilliam is looking forward to spring baseball season.
Gilliam, a 5-foot-11-.inch junior at Bandys, suffered damage to his vertebrae, right hip, shoulder blade and face, and suffered from a concussion, internal bleeding and a collapsed lung from the accident.
The outlook on his health was fair, at best.
"He wasn't supposed to be released from anything for three months of the date of the accident," said Jackson's mother, Janet.
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"We've got some quality candidates," Parker said Friday before the Blue Devils' home wrestling match against Bunker Hill.
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The No. 1 pick in the draft continues to produce big numbers, scoring 25 points and adding seven assists Monday to lead the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 102-94 win over the Charlotte Bobcats. The Cavaliers finished their longest road trip of the season with a 3-4 record.
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He found one in rookie Kemba Walker.
Walker scored a career-high 23 points in his first NBA start to lift the Bobcats to a 112-100 victory over the Golden State Warriors on Saturday night.
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Today I am going to introduce you to the world of scripting with Maximo. Maximo scripting let you customize a slew of Maximo components. These components include these kinds of customizations:
It is important to understand that the Automation scripts are a server-side artifact, as opposed to a client-side one. So all your scripts are executed on the server side as opposed to say in the browser.
The cool part about scripting is that you can use it without writing a line of Java code, or without restarting the server or rebuilding the EAR file. We understand that sometimes you need to customize using MBO code or the Maximo SDK and the scripting framework does not remove that power. You still have access to all of Maximo APIs as well the MBO instances in context. You can use a MBO to access any related MBO or set and can call all public APIs, such as those to invoke a Web service or a send an email from a script.
For more information, read the "Scripting with Maximo' best practices document located here. The document includes some scenarios and examples to help you get started with Automation Scripting. And please leave comments about the document to help us improve it and answer your questions.
yes its possible -
 1>you can connect a pushbutton to a Action - which can be scripted using the Action Launch Point.
 2>From the Action you can launch a workflow - by calling

 WorkFlowService wfs = ((WorkFlowService) MXServer.getMXServer().lookup("WORKFLOW"));
 wfs.initiateWorkflow(wfName, mbo);
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Hi,

 I would like to know the same.

 1.) How can we attach an action launch point to a UI push button?

 2.) How can we attach the same (or different) action launch point to a signature option (select action or toolbar button).

 Any help is greatly appreciated.

I have downloaded the "Scripting with Maximo" document and in trying to follow the examples, I noticed that my Automation Scripts application does not look the same as in the examples. I do not have the option of selecting an event (Add, Initialize, Update, Delete). I went ahead and created a script and launchpoint and it does not work. Please help!

 I am running on the following:

 App Server Weblogic Application Server 10.3.1.0

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 IBM Maximo Asset Management 22.214.171.124 Build 20120219-2030 DB Build V7502-00

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 Server DB Oracle 11.1 (Oracle Database 11g Release 220.127.116.11.0 - 64bit Production)
Hi, it will be very nice in future implementations to pass some reference to any control, dialog or the application on the UI (web application) so we can manipulate UI elements from the script side. I have confirmed the scripts runs in the context of the web application, but without any means to get the uisessionid from the script code I cannot properly get any reference to a WebClientSession to start navigating the session object tree.

 As I am aware that some times the script runs not disconnected from the any UI session -for instance during processing by the MIF- the variable "interactive" should solve this situations for the developer and the UI references may be "null" in such cases.

 This opens the possibility of displaying confirmation messages, closing dialogs, disabling buttons, and so on during the processing of the event from the UI.

 Thanks!
Currently the auto script functionality cannot be used to change UI aspects that cannot be controlled using Mbos - so this is something we are working on to address in a future release.
Has anyone tried to add Groovy as a scripting engine?

 We deployed the groovy.jar into the maximo.ear and added it to the classpath in the websphere console.

 But it seems that the maximo application didn't register the engine, because we still cannot use it for automation scripts.
Hi, I'm trying to run a script automation without any launch point,
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Script just contains the line "print directory", which 'directory'
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Cookin' With The Deens Cajun Sliders And Twice Baked Cheddar Potatoes
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- laurie said...
i like both recipes! i don't have the book or I'd jounds fun!
- June 3, 2013 at 12:17 PM
- Michelle said...
I agree the potatoes were not my top favorite and I didn't even use the Greek yogurt! So, what's next?
- June 3, 2013 at 4:36 PM
- Reeni Pisano said...
I love the Deens recipes! Great picks! It's hard for me to eat a burger without cheese too! I would of done the same and would of used sour cream instead of yogurt - I'm so bad!
- June 3, 2013 at 6:48 PM
- Eva said...
I love the idea of Cajun sliders and using Greek yogurt instead of sour cream in the potatoes. Now I'm craving some Cajun food!
- June 4, 2013 at 7:25 AM
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Laurie, thats okay! thanks for the comment! You're not bad Reeni. That's my plan next time!! Eva, the burgers are really good. ;)
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The team also exercised the third-year options on guard Dion Waiters and forward Tyler Zeller on Wednesday. All of the moves were expected and came one week before Cleveland opens the 2013-14 season at home against Brooklyn.
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When Ami Shukla heard about a homeless, pregnant cat from her friend, she resolved to help — what she didn't know at the time was that she would end up saving the whole family. "My mother Manda is a strong believer in helping animals," says Ami who believes kindness is hereditary. "And now my daughter who's nine has started to love animals."
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Peju Province Sauvignon Blanc 2013
Sauvignon Blanc from Napa Valley, California
Winemaker's Notes
This Sauvignon Blanc jumps out of the glass—pineapple, passion fruit, grapefruit and lychee are all very prominent on the nose. The palate offers more lush fruit and bright acidity with notes of creamy lemon tart, guava and apricot with a fresh, clean finish.
Critical Acclaim
Tasting Panel - "Smooth and crisp with lively citrus and a bit of spritz; juicy, fresh and bright with balance and a long finish."
Peju Province Winery
The love of farming and a passion for wine brought Tony Peju to the Napa Valley. A series of ideas - starting in his birthplace on the Caspian Sea, then France, England and eventually, Los Angeles -- created the Peju's Napa Valley winery. In 1982, Tony and his wife Herta purchased 30 acres of land in the Napa Valley with the magic ingredient - location. Neighboring vineyards in Rutherford included Robert Mondavi, Inglenook and Beaulieu. Situated between Highway 29 and the Napa River, the acreage included a 1900-era house and rambling vineyards, some 60 or more years old. Looking to the future, Tony and Herta have introduced their two daughters, Lisa and Ariana, to the workings of the wine business. Both of the young women are immersing themselves in all aspects of Peju Winery. View all Peju Province Wines
About Napa ValleyView a map of Napa Valley wineries
It's hard not to think of Napa Valley when thinking of California wines. The region is, after all, the one that brought world recognition to California wine making. The area was settled by a few choice wine families in the 1960's who bet that the wines of the area would grow and flourish. They were right. The Napa wine industry really took off in the 1980's, when vineyard lands were scooped up and vines were planted throughout the county. A number of wineries emerged, from large conglomerates to small boutiques to cult classics. Cabernet Sauvignon is definitely the grape of choice here, with many winemakers also focusing on Bordeaux Blends. Whites are usually Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc.
Notable FactsWithin the Napa Valley lie smaller sub-AVAs that lend even more character specifics to the wines. Furthest south is Carneros, followed by Yountville, Oakville & Rutherford. Above those two is St.-Helena and finally, just grated an AVA, Calistoga. These areas are situated on the valley floor and are known for creating rich, smooth Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Chardonnay. There are a few mountain regions as well, nestled on the slopes overlooking the valley AVAs. Those include Howell Mountain, Stags Leap and Mount Veeder. Wines from the mountain regions are often more structured and firm, benefiting from more time in the bottle to evolve and soften.
About CaliforniaIt's not rare to see a wine's country of origin listed as "California." A country into itself in the wine world, California makes enough varieties and styles to match many European wine countries. It produces a diverse range of wines that span the quality spectrum.
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.
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By Peter Mark Heintzelman, Photos by Peter Mark Heintzelman: Twenty-five year old, featherweight, Dat Be Dat Nguyen, an absolute New England fan favorite fighter, headlines this Saturday night exciting fight card on the Cappiello Promotions Ethnic Invasion boxing event, that brings professional boxing back to Boston, at the Roxy. Nguyen has gathered a faithful following, because of his exciting action-packed fight style.
Training for his fight this weekend down in Florida, with trainer Buddy McGirt, Dat Be Dat, took time out of his training regimen to speak with EastSideBoxing about his upcoming bout in Boston against Robert Daluz, 10-10-2, 9 KOs, of Providence, Rhode Island:
EastSideBoxing: Dat Nguyen, you are now 11-1, 9 KOs, and your last fight in Arizona on August 31, 2007, gave you your first loss, against an Arizonian, Gregorio Torres. Did you feel you lost that fight, and what did you learn from that experience?
Nguyen: I actually thought I had won that fight, but sometimes, when you fight out of your area, the close ones go to the local fighter. But, I felt I fought well enough to win, its just that the decision did not go in my favor. It taught me, that I have to make the right decisions about who I fight, and not to leave the outcome of a fight to the judges.
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Random House sales undented by controversies
By Jeffrey Goldfarb
BERLIN (Reuters) – Recent controversy surrounding two
Random House bestsellers has not dented sales, but one of them
may change the way memoirs are issued, the publisher's chief
executive said on Wednesday.
Author James Frey was exposed by investigative journalists
to have invented portions of his memoir "A Million Little
Pieces," and Dan Brown is being accused in court of
plagiarizing portions of mega-seller "The Da Vinci Code."
"The Frey book has continued to sell strongly in the new
year," Random House Chief Executive Peter Olson told Reuters in
an interview, adding that "The Da Vinci Code" has too, even
after three years on global bestseller lists.
"It continues to sell well in the UK and the U.S., but I
wouldn't say we've seen any spike in sales," Olson said,
referring to fallout from the London court case.
"We expect when the paperback editions come out in North
America, there will be very strong demand."
Random House, a unit of German media conglomerate
Bertelsmann AG, plans to release "The Da Vinci Code" in
paperback in North America shortly and is shipping 5 million
copies of the religious-themed thriller.
It is one of the most successful novels of all time with
sales of more than 40 million copies but is alleged to have
used some of the same ideas as "The Holy Blood and the Holy
Grail," a 1982 work of historical conjecture also published by
Random House.
With the U.S. paperback and a film version starring Tom
Hanks due out this year, courtroom observers bandied theories
that perhaps the publisher orchestrated the controversy for
"We don't plan litigation to foster book sales," Olson
said, "but people do love conspiracy theories, there's no doubt
about that, whether it's in fiction or in the press."
Meanwhile, the Frey episode may prompt publishers to expect
future memoirs to include explanations about how they were
written, Olson said, but would not go so far as to usher in
broad new fact-checking mandates for publishers.
"I would not be surprised if in the future you see more
memoirs with a publisher's note or an author's note to clarify
the nature of the work," Olson said. "That's likely to happen.
"I think the process, which has always been a book-by-book
decision by acquiring editors and publishers and a trust
relationship with the author, is one that is going to continue
to evolve," he said.
Random House reported a 19 percent gain in operating profit
to a record 166 million euros ($200.4 million) on Wednesday on
2 percent revenue growth to 1.83 billion.
New books from Bill Bryson, Alexander McCall Smith,
Danielle Steel, Dean Koontz, Thomas Harris and John Grisham
have Olson anticipating growth for Random House even after it
bowed out of the bidding for Alan Greenspan's hotly anticipated
Penguin Group, a unit of Pearson Plc, bought the rights for
more than $8 million, publishing industry executives said. It
fell short of the reported $12 million Random House paid for
former U.S. President Bill Clinton's "My Life" but was still
one of the biggest advances ever.
Olson wouldn't comment on the price of either book but said
such memoirs can be tough to pull off.
"I think if we look back on the price we paid for the
Clinton book, which we have never disclosed, the foreign rights
sales and the successful marketing of it are an example of how
you can take a relatively risky exercise — a one-time
political celebrity book — and make it a success," he said.
"But there are so many factors in deciding the price and
distribution of a book like that, that it differs dramatically
from a lot of our day-to-day work," he added. "It's a tough


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Last year's Windows 8 launch was accompanied by a slew of new Ultrabooks, tablets, and hybrid convertibles. Out of that bunch, one of the most interesting has been Lenovo's series of Yoga PCs. Like a yoga instructor, the Yoga PC bends, stretches, and flips into several different poses. If you've been eyeing that form factor but haven't yet pulled the trigger, then you might want to know that Lenovo just announced its first proper follow-up, the Yoga 2 Pro. Read More
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When Windows 8 was released last October it didn't receive a lot of fanfare. But this year Microsoft is making several changes to the operating system with version 8.1 and a lot of them are for the better. While it's not a complete overhaul, there are some subtle changes that should make it easier for new users to learn and use. Here's a look at some tips and tricks for using new features in Windows 8.1. Read More
One of the more annoying behaviors in Windows 8 and 8.1 is that all of your files are set to open in native Metro-style apps. For instance, if you're working on the desktop and view a picture or PDF, it opens full screen in the associated app. If you're working on a traditional computer without a touchscreen, this is frustrating to say the least. Especially if you're on a laptop with a single screen. Here's how to take control of your Windows 8 system and make your files open in the desktop programs you want them to. Read More
If you aren't happy with Windows 8, and are curious to find out what's new in Windows 8.1, rather than just read about it, why not try it for yourself and install it in a Virtual Machine? It's easy to do, and will give you some hands on time to really see what you can expect. Here I'll show you the quickest and easiest way to get it installed and working. Read More
If you get a new Windows 8 computer, you might be surprised to find out that it won't play your DVDs as Microsoft, in its infinite wisdom, omitted this feature in the new version of the OS. Although optical media is going the way of the VHS tape, there's a lot of content out there that's not available for streaming or in compatible video formats. Hare are five free apps to get around the lack of native Windows DVD playback and let you enjoy your DVD collection. Read More
Just a few weeks after unveiling the monstrous Aventum II boutique gaming PC, Digital Storm is getting ready to break out a new Haswell-packing portable powerhouse called Veloce. The Windows 8 notebook has a Full HD display, hybrid storage and discrete Nvidia graphics. Read More
Review: Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 11S
July 9, 2013
It's no secret that Windows 8 hasn't exactly struck a chord with every desktop user. It makes sense, though, that the dual-natured operating system would be much more at home on dual-natured devices. You know, the kind that sit at the intersection of the desktop and mobile, like the Lenovo Ideapad Yoga. Join Gizmag as we put the new 11-inch model, the Yoga 11S, through its paces. Read More
Review: Microsoft Surface Pro
July 2, 2013
What is a PC? When you're reviewing the Microsoft Surface Pro, asking yourself that question is practically obligatory. After all, when the device launched nearly five months ago, Windows 8 was still new, and the idea of a tablet that's every bit as productivity-oriented as a high-end laptop was still a novelty. But today, I don't think there's any question. Devices like the Surface Pro are not only the future of the Windows PC, they're already delivering some exciting possibilities in the present. Is this a cruise worth departing on now? Or is it better to give them a few years to better flesh themselves out? Let Gizmag lend a hand, as we review the Microsoft Surface Pro. Read More
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June 26, 2013
Microsoft just might win some kind of award for listening to its customers. After customers went up in arms over the Xbox One's DRM, the company completely reversed course. And when Windows 8 left many desktop PC users grumbling over a forced touch-centric future that they weren't quite ready for, the company also made some adjustments, in the form of Windows 8.1. If you're feeling particularly frisky, you can now download the first public preview of that update formerly known as "Blue." Read More


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Wil Ni (Wrexham fan) says...
If the ref did not see the Baloteli incident, WHY?, he should of seen it. What was he focusing on to miss such a bad tackle. For his failure to see it and act accordingly he should also be punished. Bad referee's cost the game credibility, if the FA suspended or banned refs for a few matches maybe they would buck their idea's up
Posted 14:09 30th January 2012
Tariq Odeh (Arsenal fan) says...
I cannot stress enough how right you are about the whole aspect of making the game fairer, Basketball last season introduced technology into the game, making football possibly one of the only sport not using technology to overturn decision's and make things right. There are countless false offside calls, goals, fouls, false reds that actually cause a turn for the worse in a game, in terms of fairness and a final result, FA need to do something about that ASAP if you ask me!
Posted 11:59 29th January 2012
Aaron Gudgeon (Liverpool fan) says...
I agree with Jeff - The League cup should NEVER be a priority or a barometer of success for LFC. The bare minimum we must achieve this season is top 4......anything less is shameful. The hoohar surrounding Andy Carroll is irritating as a red fan, the constant criticism is not justified and he deserves time. He needs to be judged after two full seasons. If anyone should be embarrassed and disappointed with their performances and non-value for money then its Downing. He is vastly over rated and so mediocre it makes my teeth itch with frustration. KD was lauding the fact he has made more crosses than anyone in the Premier league, but frankly who cares ? He has not scored and has not made an assist either ! Stats mean nothing (unless they are goals), as his make out like he is competent when he clearly is not. I could stand out wide and boot the ball aimlessly into the box, for far less money !! The difference between my feelings for Carroll and Downing are that Downing is an established Premiership player and international......Carroll is only young. Overall the season has been disappointing so far, but there is a long way to go. I see us sneaking 4th, but only because Arsenal and Chelsea are mediocre too. YWNWA
Posted 22:53 28th January 2012
Steve Foley (Tottenham Hotspur fan) says...
I'm sick of Spurs being on the bad end of decisions that have directly affected the outcome in several games this season. what with disallowed goals for offsides NOT. blatant penalties not awarded to us and equally blatant no penalties given the other way. I reckon that at least 3 of our draws should have been wins which is 6 valuable point we've been robbed of by the men in black. it needs sorting. fat consolation we get a retrospect ban at City.
Posted 17:31 28th January 2012
Ken Jones (Manchester City fan) says...
Yes Lescott a red card you say. Watch most matches & you will see players flinging arms about. But you won't see players trying to gouge eyes out. But did you not see Peter Crouch? I for one did.
Posted 02:55 28th January 2012
Josh Darnbrook (Leeds United fan) says...
Jeff you are a legend, i agree that if a decision is seen by the FA and is seen as a deliberate offence then they have the right to penalise that player despite whether the referee has seen the offence or not. What annoys me is that no one is questioning the players who are committing these disgraceful acts. To mention a few Joleon lescotts deliberate elbow, Balotellis' stamp/kick. Crouch's poke in the eye. Are these players not ashamed of what they have done. Especially when it is replayed and shown in detail. Forget fining players FA needs to be more ruthless.
Posted 18:58 27th January 2012
Nigel Burton (Manchester City fan) says...
i quite agree with Jeff that when a decision is blatantly wrong it should be changed. So how does that apply to Micah Richards so called deliberate handball that Phil Dowd saw as him raising his arms to full stretch above his head when actually his right arm was lower than shoulder level and his left arm was at head height AND THE BALL WAS DEFLECTED OFF HIS LEG SO NOT DELIBERATE HANDBALL. More fuel to the arguement for in match video referees.
Posted 15:30 27th January 2012
Peter Barr (Manchester City fan) says...
What happens on and off the pitch should be dealt with fairly and consistantly.If Ballotelli was dealt with after the match(ref said he didnt see the incident ,but pictures show him looking straight at it) THEN WHY DOES THE SAME NOT APPLY TO LAMPARD (leg break tackle at Wolves)Rooney ,forearm smash at Stoke?Either these are all to be erradicated or the F.A.is an ass.Which one is it?
Posted 15:27 27th January 2012
Alexis Wolfe (Tottenham Hotspur fan) says...
Re: Mario Balotelli and Joleon Lescott Thanks for this Jeff. It is a depressing relief to get some somewhat rare, clear, sensible, morality applied to football. I dread to think of youngsters, or anybody else for that matter, watching the actions of Balotelli and Lescott and thinking that what they did was acceptable. It is a shame for the sport and a shame for both Tottenham and Manchester City.
Posted 14:53 27th January 2012
Mark Thompson (Liverpool fan) says...
Nice article - Bellamy is LFC's best signing under KD by far, RB should never have sold him in the first place!! The LFC midfield has been mis-firing all season - never thought I would be saying that we have seriously missed Lucas. Football needs a shake up - all games should be watched on video, and what the referee misses (or gets wrong) should be dealt with by the FA. The FA has been known as "F*** All" for way too long - sorry, I forgot, they do have their use when Rooney gets himself sent off being a complete pr**k - and it is about time this was changed. Ref's make mistakes that cost managers their jobs in some cases, but they are not answerable to anyone. Should a game be replayed if a penalty is wrongly given - how about Stoke v Villa was it last year - if my memory is correct a foul was 5 yards outside the box yet a penalty was given??? If we are going to televise games, scrutinise every decision and incident, and pay so called "pundits" to waffle on about them, then we have to use it to sort things out. Stop the cheating and diving and help refs - do something instead of just talking about it. Lets face it, CL and PL places are worth millions to clubs, and a ref's decision, or "lack of visibility" could affect someones livelihood. Remember, football is not just life or death, it's more important than that.......
Posted 13:35 27th January 2012
Adam Johnson (Liverpool fan) says...
steven gerrard is a true scouser we wouldnt of won the game if we never had him and all the fans behind us he has got the team spirit he never gives up and craig bellamy was a massive signing but the main thing about the final is we have suarez back and the match on saturday will be good evra will prove why he claimed suarez of being racist because he cant get to him
Posted 12:42 27th January 2012
Reno Diamonte (Manchester United fan) says...
Good write Jeff and I agree with it wholeheartedly. I suppose when a team hasn't tasted success in any competition for quite a number of years, then, winning "any" cup, will do. But as you said, it is only the Carling cup. I doubt very much if Liverpool (assuming they will beat Man United) progress any further in the FA Cup. Yes, Liverpool played well against Man City but there were quite a few spells, in the game, where their passing was questionable. And one major decision went in their favour. Liverpool fans should not expect anything more than winning the final of the Carling Cup, IF they do win it.! As for the Champions League, they've got no hope. As a Man United fan, I hope it will be a good game for both teams. If someone gave me a choice of winning this cup tie or the 3points in our next meeting with Liverpool, I will settle for the three poionts. But I do agree with you, Jeff, as for Liverpool, it is only the Carling Cup.
Posted 09:02 27th January 2012
Alex Pickup (Manchester City fan) says...
'We have to change this ridiculous ruling that a referee's decision stands if he sees an incident and reacts there and then, because when a decision is blatantly wrong it should be changed!' - By those rules then they should not have had a penalty as it was a wrong decision at Liverpool, can that be changed?
Posted 08:37 27th January 2012
Iain Young (Manchester City fan) says...
I hope your sense of retrospective fair play extends to Johnson being punished for a 2 footed challenge on Lescott. Or perhaps, Gerrard's penalty being struck off, after an unfair penalty award ? I suspect it doesn't, it is much easier to jump on the passing bandwagon and have a pop at Balotelli. He has made some poor challenges, and let his Club down, but he is a tremendous talent. Mancini's job is to nurture the good side, and dispel the demons. The chances are that the self righteous, myopic press will have convinced Mario not to bother staying in the UK.
Posted 16:51 26th January 2012
Matthew Corner (Sunderland fan) says...
Mr Stelling, I am a fan of yours, but you couldn't be more wrong about two little things. Balotelli has undoubted class, he really is a quality player, would waltz into united or chelsea's team. Secondly, "Andy Carroll will score goals", not a chance, how you can pay that much money for a lad who has had half a season of premier league action. People saying he need more time/oppurtnity - he's into double figures this season for appearances, yet his goal tally is still woeful. Recently he has been given more starts, due to Suarez and you can't help but think that the reason KK is now reluctant to start him in even the biggest games is because perhaps he has realised that this lad is second rate, and doesn't show any signs that he is going to improve?
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Indian and Pakistani generals held talks on Tuesday and are believed to have agreed to de-escalate the tension on the border in Jammu & Kashmir.
The Director General Military Operations of both the countries had a 10-minute telephone conversation on Tuesday. Lt Gen PR Kumar from India and his Pakistani counterpart Major General Sarfraz Chaudhary discussed the border situation and agreed to hold flag meetings to defuse the situation.
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David Campos joined Daly in keeping the Mazzola nomination stuck in committee while the progressive supervisors privately asked labor leaders to offer another choice. "We said, 'Give us anyone else as long as they can intelligently talk about transportation issues and the bridge district," Daly said.
But labor dug in. "It seemed as though the board was trying to dictate to labor what labor should do," Michael Theriault, who heads the San Francisco Building and Construction Trade Council. And the other unions decided to back the trades, for a number of complicated reasons.
"The reason we supported Larry Mazzola is because this was important to the plumbers union," said Mike Casey, president of the Labor Council and head of Unite Here (which includes the Union of Needletrades, Industrial and Textile Employees and the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees International Union). "To the extent we can support the trades, we want to."
So when the four most conservative members of the Board of Supervisors used a parliamentary trick to call the Mazzola nomination up to the full board on April 14, the stage was set for the standoff.
Labor is truly a house divided, despite its universal interest in minimizing recession-related layoffs and taking advantage of a new Congress and White House that is generally supportive of labor's holy grail: the Employee Free Choice Act, which would make it far easier to form unions.
The April 25 founding convention of National Union of Healthcare Workers (NUHW) in San Francisco caps a years-long battle between Sal Rosselli's United Healthcare Workers (UHW) and their SEIU masters (see "Union showdown," 1/28/09). Rosselli and many others say SEIU under Andy Stern has become undemocratic and has climbed in bed with corporate America, while SEIU says getting bigger has made the union better able to advocate for workers. Both accuse the other of being power-hungry and not fighting fair.
"Inside SEIU, we've been struggling for four years basically on a difference of ideology and vision of what the labor movement is," Rosselli told us. David Regan, who SEIU named as a UHW trustee after ousting Rosselli, told us the union divisions have been overstated by the media. "Everyone is together in pushing the Employee Free Choice Act," he said, glossing over the fact that the legislation is in trouble and recently lost the support of U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein.
Nationally, SEIU has been at war with all of the most progressive unions. The union recently made peace with the California Nurses Association after a particularly nasty struggle that involves many of the same dynamics as SEIU vs. NUHW, including accusations by CNA that SEIU was a barrier to achieving single-payer healthcare and was illegally meddling in its internal affairs.
SEIU is also accused of breaking up Unite Here, which fought the most high-profile labor battle here since Newsom became mayor in its contract fight with the big hotel chains. Last month, a large faction from the old Unite affiliated with SEIU, whose officials say they were just helping out after the end of what all knew was a bad marriage. "This is an example of a merger that didn't take," SEIU spokesperson Michelle Ringuette told us. But the building trades have backed Unite Here in its fight against Sterns' SEIU. As Casey told us, "We're in a major fight over our right to exist. There's no other way to characterize it."
Yet in San Francisco, SEIU plays a different role. Local 1021 is the advocate for the little guy, representing front-line city workers who deliver social and public health services. It is the union facing the deepest layoffs in the coming city budget fight and is still negotiating contract givebacks with the Mayor's Office.


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THE X Factor auditions have arrived in Swansea.
This year X Factor is holding extra mobile auditions throughout the country, and today the show paid a visit to the city to uncover a singing superstar.
Auditions began at 10am in the Quadrant Shopping Centre this morning with scores of wannabe singers of all ages queuing up to be heard.
Adam Jones from Penclawdd sang Ed Sheeran's A-Team.
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The 23-year-old, who works as a retail and delivery driver, said unfortunately he didn't get through.
"I enjoyed the experience," he said.
"I sing everywhere. I sing on the till and in the van."
Joseph Stockton, 16, Olchfa Comprehensive School said he loves to sing Michael Buble and Frank Sinatra songs.
"I have done leads in school productions," he said.
"My dream would be to sing with a big band."
Julie Williams, 35, from Glynneath also went to audition.
"I have been doing gigs on and off for about 10 years," she said.
"So I thought I'd come down — you never know."
Three sisters from Llanelli went to give it their best shot, but it wasn't their first time.
Giusy, 33, Iolanda, 30 and Christina, 27 went through to bootcamp in 2007 as DiSalvo.
Giusy said: "We said we wouldn't do it again, but because it is in Swansea we thought we would."
Ingrid John from Gorseinon said it was a once in a lifetime chance.
"It has finally come to Swansea," said the 22-year-old.
"I have probably been singing since 10, but not properly, just in front of groups of friends."
Lorna Rees from Birchgrove turns 16 in a month. The 15-year-old came down to audition after she heard the age limit had been dropped to 14.
"I was not looking to come, but I thought I might as well," she said.
The Birchgrove Comprehensive pupil also brought along her guitar for the audition.
"I have been playing since I was 12, but only had lessons since I was 13/14. I have been singing since I was 11."
Jonny Caine also took his guitar along.
"I have been a singer songwriter since I was 18," said the 32-year-old from Porthcawl.
"I will be singing my own song Rewind Your Life."
The X Factor auditions will be visiting 43 towns and cities across the country — more than ever before. They will also be visiting nine cities as part of the main Open Audition Tour.
See our video of some of the hopefuls.
Michaela Mcquillan, Julie Williams, Nathan Watkins, Disalvo girl group, Lorna Rees and Jonny Caine.
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