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Dickey Nabs 15th Victory As Mets Snap 9-Game Home Losing Skid
R.A. Dickey pitched a complete game for his 15th win, stopping Jose Reyes' 26-game hitting streak as the Mets topped the Marlins, 6-1, on Thursday.
For Terry Collins' Mets, Home Is Where The Heartache Is
With its fences brought in, Citi Field was supposed to be an advantage for the Mets this season. And it was — for awhile. But now it seems New York can't buy a win in Flushing.
B&C Morning Show: Jerry's Update Does Not Disappoint
When Jerry Recco began his first update of the morning with a cut from Yankees radio play-by-play man John Sterling, Craig was immediately reminded of an image of Sterling parading around the hotel in a bathrobe.
Reyes, Marlins Embarrass Mets, 13-0
Giancarlo Stanton's knee appears to be fine. Jose Reyes' hand? No problem. Chris Young and the New York Mets, meanwhile, are stuck in a painful rut at home.
Reyes Extends Longest Hitting Streak In Majors This Season; Marlins Top Mets
Jose Reyes extended his hitting streak to a career-high 25 games with an infield single that set up Miami's big inning, and the Marlins extended the New York Mets' home losing skid to a month with a 4-2 win Tuesday night.
Schwei: Hits And Walks Highlight Mets' Trip
The Mets return home to Citi Field this week to host their NL East rivals, the Miami Marlins and Atlanta Braves.
New Yankees Infielder McGehee Shaves Off Beard, Gets First Start In Pinstripes
The infielder decided to stray away from a televised grooming, like Jose Reyes had when his dreadlocks were cut on the MLB Network last winter.
Coutinho: Ruben Tejada – Poised And Determined
Ruben Tejada personifies the attitude of this Mets team — go ahead keep overlooking us and pretty soon we will pass you in the standings.
Wright, Piazza Headline Mets All-Time Team; Davey Over Gil?
Flushing has hosted its fair share of stars, so it should come as no surprise that SNY's all-time team has inspired some debate among Mets fans.
Mets COO Jeff Wilpon: No Rush To Lock Up David Wright
"He's under contract this year, we have an option for next year, there's no gun to anybody's head," Wilpon said Wednesday.
Mets' Alderson Vows He'll Contact Wright's Agent, Won't Guarantee In-Season Offer
Yes, the Mets GM would like Wright to stick around. Yes, he'll be in contact with the All-Star third baseman's representatives. But Alderson stopped shy of saying a formal offer would be made this season.
Coutinho: Admit It Mets Fans –This Team Is Fun To Watch
Terry Collins and his coaching staff have done a tremendous job of motivating this group on a day-to-day basis. This club has had their share of tough losses but after those losses, they have responded in a big way.
Keidel: Do The Mets Miss Jose Reyes?
After watching Jose Reyes walk without so much as a slap on the rump juxtaposed with the Mets' recent desire to talk contract extension with David Wright, I wondered if Alderson knew something we didn't. Are the Mets in fact better without Reyes?
David Wright: Mets Preparing Long-Term Offer? 'That's News To Me'
Talk about hush-hush. If there have been internal talks, consider Wright still in the dark.
Palladino: Signing David Wright A Must For Mets
If and when GM Sandy Alderson lays an extension in front of his third baseman, be it in the summer or early in the offseason, it had better be a fat one.

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Updated: 09/23/2011 - Think Kindness, a local non-profit, has started a fund for the victims and family members affected by the tragic accident at the Reno Air Races.
Updated: 09/23/2011 - Think Kindness, a local non-profit, has started a fund for the victims and family members affected by the tragic accident at the Reno Air Races.
Updated: 09/22/2011 - Proceeds will be divided among the 11 victims from the Sept. 6 shooting rampage at a Carson City IHOP.
Updated: 09/21/2011 - An account has been established to benefit the family of a former Woodfords resident who died of injuries received at the Reno Air Races on Friday.
Posted: 09/20/2011 - Habitat For Humanity is holding a fundraiser on September 29th at the historic Lake Mansion.
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Posted: 09/19/2011 - On Saturday, Nov. 19, members of the Reno community will tie up their green shoe laces and join St. Jude Children's Research Hospital® supporters in 80 communities across the country for the St. Jude Give Thanks. Walk.™.
Updated: 09/20/2011 - Trauma Intervention Program of Northern Nevada (TIP) Plays Key Role Assisting Survivors.
Updated: 09/21/2011 - United Blood Service has released the following statement on the latest inventory due to the recent influx of blood donations following the tragic Reno Air Race Crash that has killed 11 and injured dozens more.
Posted: 09/16/2011 - Registration for the Oct. 2 Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure at Boomtown Casino & Hotel in Reno, Nev. is now open, kicking off fundraising by the 4,500 people who run or walk either a 5K or 1-mile course.
Updated: 09/20/2011 - The Whittemore Peterson Institute at UNR is a new innovative reserach center for auto-immune diseases.
Updated: 09/16/2011 - At Jimmy Gs Cigar Bar on Friday the twenty-third, a fundraiser will be held, with proceeds benefiting the families of the four lost.
Updated: 09/08/2011 - Clean up the roundabout area on La Posada in front of the Spanish Springs Fire Department.
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Updated: 09/08/2011 - Nevada Volunteers is asking residents to join their governor by pledging to serve as the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks nears.
Posted: 08/30/2011 - 13th annual fundraising gala benefiting Children's Cabinet programs for homeless youth and family violence prevention.
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Updated: 08/18/2011 - 2 mile walk around the Sparks Marina Park to be held Sunday Sept 18th, all proceeds benefit the ALS Association.
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text: Syrian Government Escalates Crackdown Ahead Of Ramadan July 31, 2011 The Syrian government launched a major tank offensive against its own citizens in the city of Hama and an eastern city on Sunday. Activists and western diplomats say the death toll is more than 100 across the country, in what appears to be an all out effort to crush a four month uprising against Syrian President Bashar al Assad. "They were trying to protect the barricades that they had put up to all entrances to the city," NPR's Deborah Amos tells weekends All Things Considered host Guy Raz. "Hama plays a symbolic role in the history of the Middle East...and at the same time Hama has played a significant role in the protests." Listen Loading… 3:43 Playlist Download Embed Embed Close embed modal <iframe src="http://www.npr.org/player/embed/138875992/138876450" width="100%" height="290" frameborder="0" scrolling="no">


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Replaced my Gregory Shasta with this pack as the core of my new lighter-weight setup. This pack is amazingly comfortable and swallows much more stuff than you'd think. I had plenty for a four-day excursion and even brought my bulky Nikon D70 camera and tripod along (just strapped it to the outside of the pack). Comfort even with 30 pounds is outstanding. I sweat a lot, but the meshy fabric breathes well and dries quickly. The pack has also proven quite durable in the two season's I've owned it.
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Thinking About Cheating? Read This First.
8. You're in a new situation. Have you recently lost weight, started a new job or taken up a new hobby? You're excited about a new phase in your life, and, intentionally or not, your spouse may be getting left behind in favor of someone who is a part of your new lifestyle.
Cheating alternative: "New changes bring new challenges, and it's easy to shut your partner out and feel like he just wouldn't understand," says Kerner. "Make your husband or wife part of your team. You'd be surprised how much a spouse can understand, support and advise. Whether it's a new job, a new hobby or a new diet, you can still be inclusive."
9. Your spouse is not into sex. When two people have very different levels of libido, this can cause difficulties. When one party never feels like making love, it can cause a real rift in the fabric of your relationship and cause you to go looking elsewhere.
Cheating alternative: Before looking outside the marriage for fulfillment, be sure to communicate with your spouse and see if a compromise can be reached. "Couples need to own the differences and then find compromises that allow the lower -desire person to meet the higher-desire one at least halfway," says Britton.
10. Because your marriage has become long distance. It's difficult enough to maintain a happy marriage when you're in the same house together. But if one of you has to be away for a job or military service, the distance can put a strain on things. You may be feeling lonely and start looking to someone else to fill the gap.
Cheating alternative: "Absence can and should make the heart grow fonder, and luckily there's phone-sex, sexting and even computer-enabled sex toys that can keep you in touch with the sexual side of your relationship," says Kerner.
11. Because he cheated on you. Your spouse cheated on you in the past, but part of you has not truly forgiven him. You may be looking for revenge, and so you tell yourself stepping out on him will even the playing field.
Cheating alternative: "Revenge is never going to get you the life you want; it's a reactive not a proactive mode," says Britton. "Focus on what you want to have again in this relationship or get out of it.
12. You're overcome with desire. You value your marriage, and you love and are attracted to your partner. You may even have a great sex life, but these days, someone else is catching your eye and putting butterflies in your stomach. The nagging thoughts of what it would be like won't go away.
Cheating alternative: "Flirtatious friendships can easily spiral out of control, so watch out if you're spending too much time with the object of your fluttering stomach," says Kerner. "On the other hand, many women fantasize sexually about other men, even when they're having sex with their husbands. Nothing wrong with a fantasy, just don't turn it into reality."
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Duncan Hospital
Through the Mother and Child Health Clinic...
Duncan Hospital Educates Women
Rabita Devi is a woman from Guleria village in Bihar. Married at 16, Rabita suffered the grief of delivering two stillborn children over the course of the next seven years.
Rabita Devi and her baby
In 2012 she conceived for the third time. Understandably, she was anxious about losing this child too. She couldn't stop thinking that her baby could die.
One morning as she peeped from her window she saw a horse and cart near her home with a mother stepping out, holding her newborn baby. She went to this neighbor to ask where her baby had been born.
This neighbor proceeded to explain to her the importance of getting antenatal checkups and choosing to deliver in a hospital. She told her about the Mother and Child Health Clinic in Barwa village where antenatal care was provided at minimal cost. This clinic also referred women to Duncan Hospital for their deliveries.
Rabita went home with her hope renewed. She told her husband, Jitendra, all she had learned. Soon Rabita visited Barwa Clinic and was referred to Duncan for an abnormal presentation. On January 30, 2013, Rabita delivered a heathy baby boy via C-section. Duncan staff were able to provide her a 75 percent discount based on her ability to pay.
Today Rabita is a happy mother who makes a point to tell other young women about the importance of antenatal care and hospital deliveries. Duncan staff are succeeding in re-educating women about mother and child health, one woman at a time.
In a Duncan Dental Chair...
Man Finds Eternal Relief
His pain was more than physical. Nilay wept openly, and the dentist was quick to find out what was wrong. Because of a severe toothache, he had been unable to attend an important religious event. This particular festival draws millions of people, and the attendees' belief is that their sins will be washed away and they will attain moksha (salvation). Naturally, Nilay was upset that he could not attend. The EHA dentist who heard this story felt led to share the way of true salvation and the finished work of the cross with Nilay. Tears streaming down his face, Nilay accepted this salvation plan right in the dental chair. That day both his physical and his spiritual pain were healed.
Little Ashish was born with a clubfoot condition in both feet.
Ashish and his mother
Naturally, his parents were concerned, so after hearing about the disability screening camps held by Duncan's Community Based Rehabilitation Department, they brought him in when he was six months old. They had been told by the doctor at the government hospital where he was born that his treatment would involve surgery and could not begin until he was a year old.
The doctors at Duncan Hospital asked the parents to bring Ashish in weekly for serial plaster applications. After seven casts, his feet no longer had any deformity. He will continue to wear splints and hopefully will lead a normal life. Ironically, a child brought in to a disability screening camp now is no longer disabled.
Expanded Capacity Addresses Growth...
Mother and Child Health
Duncan Hospital has taken a giant step forward in their care for expectant mothers. Patients are now seen in the Mother and Child Health building, which opened in August 2011. During the first month of this facility's use, 661 babies were born. This building is enabling doctors and nurses to provide better, safer care for mothers and their children.
Many Indian women who do not live near an EHA hospital give birth at home, where the consequences of complications can endanger the lives of both the mother and baby. The compassionate care patients receive from doctors and nurses at Duncan often is their only exposure to the love of Christ.
The hospital serves approximately two million people from an area in the north Indian state of Bihar as well as parts of neighboring Nepal. If it were not for Duncan, these people would have nowhere to go for safe, sanitary medical care. The original building was constructed in the 1950s and had deteriorated significantly. Every year, during the monsoon season, parts of the hospital would flood. The new facility is cleaner, more spacious, and has more natural light and ventilation. The nurses' stations are within the wards so nurses are better able to monitor and care for patients. Currently, all inpatient services have been moved to this new facility until funds are raised to build separate medical and surgical wards as well as a complex for radiology, x-ray, ultrasound, and laboratory services. Your gift today will help Duncan Hospital move toward the reality of having this expanded facility to serve others with love.
Preparing to Serve...
School of Nursing and Medical Laboratory Techology
India has a critical need for primary health care training. An extension of Duncan Hospital's efforts to serve the poor is its School of Nursing. The students take the three-year General Nurse Midwife program, and must pass both written theory tests as well as practical exams. Once these students graduate, they can move on to become staff nurses and help the many patients they encounter.
Students often come from lower-middle-class or middle-class backgrounds from many different Indian states and also from Nepal. Some desire to upgrade from their status as Auxiliary Nurse Midwives, which is a two-year degree. The Duncan School of Nursing began in the 1950s and the General Nurse Midwife program started in the 1970s. To date, 586 nurses have graduated from the GNM program and gone on to serve at Duncan or other EHA hospitals. The School of Nursing expects to receive approval from the Indian Nursing Council as a College of Nursing so that they can offer Bachelor of Science training as well. Duncan's School of Medical Laboratory Technology also offers a course at the Bachelor of Science level to train students to become laboratory technologists. These students support the medical treatment of the doctors by collecting samples of body fluids such as blood in order to conduct tests, document results, and send this information to the doctors.
About Duncan Hospital
Located in Raxaul, Duncan Hospital serves 11 million people in North Bihar and Southern Nepal. It was founded by Dr. H. Cecil Duncan in 1930 and shaped by Dr. Trevor Strong and his wife, Patricia. The Regions Beyond Missionary Union managed the hospital until 1974, when it was handed over to EHA. Duncan's service priorities now include obstetrics and gynecology, medicine, surgery, pediatrics, ophthalmology, radiology, and dentistry. They also provide nursing services and education.
Duncan's current goals include striving to establish and maintain principles as they look beyond their hospital walls to impact the town and surrounding communities. Working toward social and physical transformation, they desire to impact the community's holistic health, facilitate groups for worship, and develop trust with the local community.
In 2011, Duncan Hospital opened its new Mother and Child Health Block, a brand new facility that houses up-to-date medical equipment and patient care areas. This building has 235 patient beds as well as operating rooms, labor rooms, an ICU, and wards for pediatric patients, obstetric and gynecological patients, and newborns.
The hospital runs community health and development programs focused on six areas: urban community development; rural community development; community based rehabilitation for children with disabilities; HIV and AIDS care; community eye services; and community dental services.
They seek to work with the community to meet the needs of the poorest people, wanting to make sure that no one goes without medical care because of a lack of funds. Offering prenatal care, they help women prepare for safe childbirth and make wise decisions regarding medical care for themselves and their children. They seek to raise awareness about AIDS and HIV within the community. They also offer a literacy program, trying to help everyone who desires to learn to read.


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(%) 7 Resident Wages in 2013 ($) 100,017,777 New Hires 674 Unemployment Insurance Claimants 303 Local Labor Market Info URL http://live.laborstats.alaska.gov/alari/index.cfm?r=1&b=16&p=100&goplace=go Economy - Fisheries Participation and Earnings CDQ Participant No CQE Eligible No All Fisheries, Permits Issued 0 Economy - Fuel Prices Election, Recording, and Judicial Districts Senate District E Senator Mike Dunleavy (R) House District 09, 10 Representative Jim Colver (R), Wes Keller (R) Judicial District 3 Facilities and Amenities Broadband Internet Available Yes Broadband Cell Phone Services Yes Cell Phone Service Available Yes Max Upload Speed Available 3 Mbps to 6 Mbps Max Download Speed Available 10 Mbps to 25 Mbps Geography and Climate Location Fishhook is northwest of Palmer and north of Lakes and Farm Loop. The area developed off of the Wasilla-Fishhook Road and Fishhook-Willow Road, the latter of which becomes Hatcher Pass Road north of the Little Susitna River. It is approximately a 40- to 60-minute drive to Anchorage. Community Map Available No Latitude 61.7562 Longitude -149.2247 Climate Fishhook falls within the transitional climate zone, characterized by a semi-arid atmosphere, long, cold winters, and mild summers. History and Culture History Fishhook is a local name, first recorded in 1910. Fishhook Creek flows into the Little Susitna River, 11 miles northwest of Palmer. Gold quartz claims were first located in the basin of Fishhook Creek in 1906 by Robert Hatcher. A year later, Gold Bullion Mine was staked on Craigie Creek by the Bartholf brothers. This touched off a stampede that created the Willow Creek Mining District. The Carle Wagon Road (now Wasilla-Fishhook Road) was built to carry freight to the mines from Knik. The Fishhook Roadhouse was built in 1916. The Little Susitna Roadhouse (now the Motherlode Lodge) was built in the 1940s. 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Nats' bats sputter versus Cliff Lee
PHILADELPHIA — They need to get healthy. They need to start getting on base at a rate that doesn't rank among the dregs of the league. They need to make plays at crucial moments in ballgames. They need to find an identity. Maybe they need to do as Jayson Werth suggests and "eat somebody's face."
Whatever the case, the Nationals recognize they've nearly reached the midpoint of a frustrating year and they've yet to come close to living up to their lofty preseason expectations. Perhaps that's been the problem all along. As Werth and Ian Desmond put it following Tuesday night's 4-2 loss to the Phillies, this team might still be living in the past.
"It's so hard when you have such success last year," Desmond said. "It's so hard to let go of the things that you did last year. This is a new team. We have probably a better team, a better squad roster-wise. But we're ... trying to force the things on ourselves that we did last year, instead of going out and playing the game that we know how to play this year. We're not giving ourselves a chance to become the 2013 Nats. We're playing as 2012."
Put another way, these Nationals have yet to establish their own identity, even though they've already played 70 games, winning only 34 of them.
"Maybe we've kind of lacked an identity as a team," Werth said. "But you know, I think as you start winning games and you start playing and you go on a roll or you rally or whatever it is you do, you kind of create an identity. We just haven't hit stride as far as that goes. How many times have we rallied this year? How many winning streaks have we gone on? We just haven't hit stride yet. Hopefully soon."
It's been a while since the Nationals went on anything remotely resembling a winning streak. The last time they were victorious in three straight games? May 8-10, when they rattled off five straight wins against the Pirates, Tigers and Cubs.
They have managed to avoid long losing streaks, too, keeping themselves right above, right at or right below the .500 mark, but Tuesday's loss was their third straight. And this one resembled far too many that came before it.
Despite getting a quality pitching performance for most of the night, the Nationals were done in by a lack of offense — they managed two solo homers off Cliff Lee, nothing more — and then failed to make a play when it really mattered.
With the Phillies ahead 2-1 in the bottom of the sixth, a laboring Ross Detwiler righted his ship for a moment, striking out Domonic Brown and Delmon Young with the bases loaded. Then Kevin Frandsen lofted a soft liner to shallow left field.
Steve Lombardozzi, a natural second baseman still learning his way around the outfield, took a step back at first before charging in and that slow reaction might have cost him and his team. Lombardozzi couldn't quite get there in time, eventually catching the ball on a short-hop and then firing a late throw to the plate on what became a two-run single.
"It was a tough, tough play," Lombardozzi said. "I was going in on it, and I would've had to dive to catch it. I didn't know if I could catch it. The last thing I want to do is let the ball get behind me."
That play proved significant when Jeff Kobernus launched his first career homer two innings later, trimming the deficit to 4-2. Thus, the two runs that scored on Frandsen's soft single represented the final difference on the scoreboard.
Of course, this loss ultimately could be attributed directly to the Nationals' offensive woes, the latest example. Yes, they got the two homers, giving them a respectable 63 for the season. But 39 of those 63 homers have been solo shots, and another 18 have come with only one man on base.
Thus, the Nationals have delivered only five 3-run homers all season (not to mention zero grand slams).
"When we get some guys on base, we get a little passive for some reason," manager Davey Johnson said.
It doesn't help when the team sports a collective .291 on-base percentage, second-to-last in the majors. It's hard to hit 3-run homers when there's nobody on base in the first place.
The Nationals, though, also believe there's something lacking off the field right now: identity. It's something last year's club had, and it's something this year's club has yet to find.
The impending return of Bryce Harper from a knee injury will help, no question about it. But these players also understand the 20-year-old outfielder alone isn't going to turn their fortunes around.
"We're waiting for Superman," Desmond said. "But we have a good enough team. We have a very good team, with the pieces we have right now. We're totally capable of winning. We just have to do it."
They'll try to start that process over again on Wednesday, desperately needing a win to avoid a sweep at the hands of a Phillies club that has once again caught them for second place in the NL East.
And they insist when they do arrive back at the ballpark, they won't still be languishing over this latest loss.
"People that drown in it and people that take it home and allow it to eat at them and all that don't usually last too long," Werth said. "They don't stick around. That's all part of being a big-leaguer. You've just got to do it. You've got to show up tomorrow ready to eat somebody's face."


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- Online NewsHour SpecialReports: Vote 2004.
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- June 4, 2004: Business correspondent Paul Solman reports on legal tax shelters and the backlash against them.
- June 4, 2004: Business correspondent Paul Solman reports on legal tax shelters and the backlash against them
- April 15, 2004: Paul Solman looks at how the tax system impacts low-income Americans.
- March 11, 2004: Kwame Holman reports on the latest congressional skirmish over the proposed federal budget for fiscal year 2005.
JIM LEHRER: Now: Taxes in the presidential campaign, and to Ray Suarez.
RAY SUAREZ: The congressional proposal over whether to extend middle class tax cuts ties into a larger debate between the two presidential candidates over tax cuts.
President Bush believes that all of the tax cuts passed in his first term, including those for the wealthiest Americans, should be made permanent. Most are set to expire in coming years. The president also says that if he is reelected, he will appoint a commission to find ways to make the tax code simpler and fairer. The president recently told supporters in Pennsylvania why further tax relief was so important.
PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH: We unleash the energy and innovative spirit of America with the largest tax relief in a generation. (Applause) The entrepreneurial conspiracy is strong; the small business sector of our economy is strong. And the tax relief helps strengthen it. (Applause)
We encourage savings and investment by cutting taxes on dividends and capital gains. (Applause) Tax relief put money in the hands of American workers, so they could save for their retirement or for their home or for the education of their children. My philosophy is government sets priorities, funds its priorities, and lets the people keep as much money as possible. I think you can spend your money better than the federal government can.
RAY SUAREZ: Sen. Kerry's plan has some major differences from the president's. He too endorses tax cuts for low and middle income Americans. But he also wants to cut corporate income taxes while closing so-called tax loopholes that encourage job outsourcing. And to pay for these and other fiscal plans, Kerry would roll back income tax cuts for the wealthiest 2 percent of American taxpayers. He told a crowd in St. Louis recently why those cuts needed to be rescinded.
SEN. JOHN KERRY: John Edwards and I have a plan to put people back to work, a plan to create manufacturing jobs in America, a plan for tax incentives not to the wealthiest people in the country, but to the companies that are trying to create the jobs, help people be able to hire people, help people with job training. These are all choices.
George Bush's choice: Tax cuts for the wealthiest people in America, to the exclusion of taking care of our veterans, taking care of children, cutting after school programs. That's a choice. If you want a different value system, folks, that tells you we don't have a broken budget in Washington, we have a broken value system and we need a president who fights for the American people, for the working people, and stands up for justice in this country.
RAY SUAREZ: To learn more about the candidates' positions on taxes, I'm joined by Roger Altman, a senior economic advisor for the Kerry campaign– he was deputy treasury secretary in the Clinton administration — and Tim Adams, director of policy for the Bush/Cheney campaign. He's served as chief of staff at the Treasury Department in the Bush administration.
Tim Adams, let me start with you. Could you walk us through the next four years and give us the major points in President Bush's plans for tax policy.
TIM ADAMS: Well, certainly a big portion of it is plans in tax policy is what we saw happen today on Capitol Hill and what we'll see tomorrow and that is passing middle class tax relief — tax relief that is for the most vulnerable in our society, but those who are facing enormous challenges. The president put these tax cuts into place in 2001, we accelerated them last year, despite John Kerry voting against it, and we think we ought to be helping the most vulnerable and the most economically challenged in our society.
RAY SUAREZ: And Roger Altman, if John Kerry takes oath next year what would his tax policy look like for the next four years?
ROGER ALTMAN: Ray, I don't think the issue is the middle class tax cuts which are going to be extended tonight. There's a consensus in this country favoring those extensions, Senator Kerry has long favored them, that's really not the question. The request is the condition of our economy, and the effect of the deficits we have on that condition.
Right how the economy is not working for most Americans. Over the last three months, and that's a period that has nothing to do with 9/11 or the corporate scandals or the tech. bubble or the conditions this administration inherited, the percentage of Americans who are working in this country has fallen and incomes for most Americans have fallen. The percentage of Americans working has fallen because the job creation rate hasn't kept pace with the population growth rate, and incomes have fallen because inflation is outstripping wage gains.
Now, that is not a sign of a healthy economy. One of the underlying problems here, ironically, is a replay of 1993. In 1993 President Clinton came into office, he inherited a very large deficit from then President Bush Sr.; we fought a bloody battle over President Clinton's deficit reduction plan and his economic plan, there was not a single Republican vote for the ultimate bill which passed the House by one vote and passed the Senate on a tie breaking vote from the vice president, and everyone opposed to that at that time said the tiny tax increases in there which affected 1.2 percent of Americans will ruin the economy. And all the prophecies of doom and depressions worse than the 1930s were made. Of course they were all wrong and they're being made again now. And they'll be wrong again.
RAY SUAREZ: And Sen. Kerry's plans for the tax policy?
ROGER ALTMAN: Sen. Kerry has said we need to get these deficits under control, they're undermining confidence and they're threatening the country, especially with the aging of America, so he has said let's roll back the tax cuts for the top 2 percent of Americans, that's those earning $200,000 a year or more, and only those, and dedicate the proceeds to health care, education, and deficit reduction.
That's the clear choice in this election, because the Bush side of course as I'm sure Mr. Adams will say, believes that first of all any tax rollbacks will be ruinous to the economy, they said that in '93, they were wrong and they're saying it again now and they'll be wrong again and also will say that they'll get the deficit under control through some mysterious plan they haven't unveiled.
And the choice is whether we want to roll those taxes back as we did in '93 to the levels that prevailed when President Clinton left office and I with would remind everybody that at the time President Clinton presided over those tax rates, '99, '98 and '97, so forth, we have the best economy of anybody's lifetime, so returning to those rates is not going to ruin anything, it didn't then and won't again — or whether we want to stick with the enormous deficits we're facing and the weak economy that we're currently experiencing, that's the choice.
RAY SUAREZ: Well, Mr. Adams, what about the deficit that Mr. Altman put so much emphasis on?
TIM ADAMS: Well, certainly the president has a four-volume, thousand-page budget that lays out in excruciating detail how we're going to cut the budget, the deficit in half in four years.
John Kerry has a single page which doesn't even include tax cuts; it doesn't include deal with the AMT; it doesn't include Social Security, and it doesn't even include the 1.5 trillion dollar government takeover of our health care system.
And let me just quibble with Mr. Altman's characterization of the current economic conditions. At 5.4 percent unemployment, the unemployment right now is exactly where it was when Bill Clinton was running for re-election in '96 and he was running on a good economy. Interest rates are low, inflation is low, we've seen 1.7 million new jobs created over the past year. And our economy is growing faster and has lower unemployment than most of our industrialized partners. The president believes that we should keep taxes low for all Americans.
RAY SUAREZ: Well, the federal government this year had to borrow $422 billion to pay its bills. In deciding today, and for President Bush to support the decision to forego more than $100 billion of collecting revenues over the next several years, are you staying on track toward cutting that deficit in half as you say?
TIM ADAMS: Absolutely. Let me remind you, back in 2000 when the president was running for office, he said there are two reasons we should run a deficit, we have a war and we have a recession, and we had both, we had much more. And so while we are not happy with the deficit, we think it's too large, we do think it is manageable from historical norms and when compared to other industrialized economies. But we are determined to get that deficit down, we have a plan in place, John Kerry does not.
ROGER ALTMAN: Can I address that?
RAY SUAREZ: Please, and then a quick question. Go ahead. Respond.
ROGER ALTMAN: I want to say something very clearly about the two candidates' positions on deficits. Sen. Kerry has said let's reinstate the two central budget laws, I want to emphasize laws, of the 1990 to 2000 period first signed into law by President Bush Sr. — extended again in 1993, extended again in 1997, probably the only thing that Speaker Gingrich and President Clinton agreed on, those two laws very simply were the pay as you go system, and the system of inflation based caps on non-defense discretionary spending.
Those two laws over that ten-year period were a primary reason why we achieved over those years the first balanced budget in 40 years, ultimately the surpluses we saw unprecedented, then the truly unique pay down of the national debt. Now during the early days of this current Bush administration those laws expired and this administration made no effort to extend them, and currently opposes them fiercely.
So one candidate is saying let's reinstate those budget laws of the 1990s, I will live under them regardless of the effects, including the effects on my own initiatives. That's Sen. Kerry's position. The other candidate is saying I don't want anything to do with them, I'm against them.
Now that's one reason why President Bush inherited a budget surplus, Goldman Sachs estimated five-and-a-half trillion over 10 years, and we now face Goldman Sachs estimates — a more than 5 trillion estimated ten-year cumulative deficit, that's the biggest budget reversal in American history in constant dollars since George Washington raised his hand and took the oath of office; they'll tell you it's about war, but if you take out defense and homeland security we still have a giant deficit and they're spending x defense, x homeland security, is still twice the annual rate that we saw during the Clinton years.
Why? Because they have abandoned the budget discipline embodied in those two laws that we had during the 1990s and ask Mr. Adams if you would why President Bush opposes reinstating those and why he fought so hard to be sure the bill which did pass the Senate a month ago on pay-go at least would die in the House.
RAY SUAREZ: Well, you just asked him. Tim Adams, go ahead. Respond.
TIM ADAMS: I'm so glad that Mr. Altman brought up the pay-go rules because I just saw a press release from John Kerry who said that he now supports these middle class tax cuts that are going to be voted on in the Senate tonight or tomorrow morning and he says he supports them despite the fact that he opposed them last year.
Now, he opposed them last year because he said there were no offsets, and there are no offsets today, so what we've seen is yet another flip flop by this candidate, but it also violates his own pay-go rules. So why is it he says he's for pay-go, but this legislation we see today violates those rules —
ROGER ALTMAN: Mr. Adams…
TIM ADAMS: Please, please. Please allow me to finish. Let's go back to the 1990s. The reason we had a surplus in the 1990s is because the previous administration practically gutted the Defense Department and our military capacity which we're trying to rebuild at this point, they gutted our intelligence capacity which we're trying to rebuild at this point, and the surplus was principally the result of a bubble in the stock market which produced a historically anomalous set of numbers with respect to the realizations of capital gains. When the market burst in early 2000 and 1.8 trillion dollars of wealth was lost in 2000, the great year that Mr. Altman was talking about, that surplus went with it. It took us right into a recession which we've been trying to manage our way out of for the last three and a half years.
RAY SUAREZ: I want to return to 2005 when the next presidential term, there's a great debate to be had over the 1990s, but Roger Altman, very quickly, how does John Kerry reduce the deficit given the Bush, in the Bush critique, the number of proposals he's made about how he'd like to spend government funds starting with his term?
ROGER ALTMAN: Well, Ray, I'm going to answer that, but I just want to say for one moment, it's difficult to respond to the types of things Mr. Adams just said because they're so nonsensical. The idea that the budget was balanced in the 90s because of the tech. bubble or the idea that the budget laws I referred to had nothing to do with it, with all due respect, that's absolute nonsense. Now back to your question —
TIM ADAMS: Then you should read Alan Blinder's book and Janet Yellen's book; they were your colleagues from the 1990's, or Joe Sitglitz, another one of your colleagues from the 1990's, it's all in their books, they've written bit, they're Democrats, they're advisors to John Kerry, they're your former colleagues and that's what they said. I didn't make this up, it's from their books.
RAY SUAREZ: Quickly Mr. Altman on deficit reduction…
ROGER ALTMAN: That's also nonsensical. In answer to your question, Ray, I answered it a moment ago. Sen. Kerry has said let's put back into effect those two laws, which produced the first balanced budget in 40 years, the surpluses and the pay down of the national debt, and I as president, President Kerry, will live with the consequences of those laws, regardless of the effects including on my own initiatives.
In addition, every initiative Sen. Kerry has put forward in this campaign, and it's right on his website, is accompanied by a pay for, every single one. The two central initiatives that account for about 80 percent of his proposed spending are health care and education, those two initiatives add up to less than the proceeds from rolling back the tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans, that's how they're paid for. It's clear, it's there on the Web site Every initiative has a pay for, and that's how Sen. Kerry would govern as president and Mr. Bush in his own words would not.
RAY SUAREZ: Let me get a quick response from Mr. Adams.
TIM ADAMS: I'm glad Mr. Altman brought up the Kerry budget and their website. I urge people to look at his budget on his website. The single page in which he derives enormous amount of savings from forcing federal bureaucrats to wear sweaters in the wintertime because he's going to turn down the temperature — the fact is that for every dollar he raises in raising taxes on small businesses and entrepreneurs, he is going to spend $3 in new spending: 1.5 trillion for a health care proposal. That's the same size as the economy of France. This country cannot afford the government takeover of our health care system.
ROGER ALTMAN: There are no tax cuts on small businesses — no tax increases on small businesses in Sen. Kerry's program. In fact, there are tax cuts for small businesses –
RAY SUAREZ: This conversation is to be continued but I want to thank you both for being with us.
TIM ADAMS: Thank you very much.
ROGER ALTMAN: Thanks for having me.


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Poor guy. And his business went under. sometimes when it rains it pours. Best wishes!
I hope he can make a full recovery. I'm not a Sox fan by any stretch but he'll always have a place in my heart for 2004.
I hate to hear of this. Prayers for his recovery.
Terrible. Did they say what kind?
Sorry to hear that. I hope Curt gets the treatment he needs to win the battle. Mental attitude is important fighting any disease and Schilling is a battler.
I always thought he and Tom Browning were similar with Schilling having better stuff to go with the warrior mentality they both had.
Not a fan of Schilling...but this still sucks!!!
Probably replains the bloody sock.....
Prayers out to the guy...
he is taking a leave of absence from ESPN where he just signed a new contract, which tells me it's pretty serious. Which means chemo and or radiation. A lot of TV personalities who are diagnosed try and work during their treatment but he obviously does not want to do this.


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B2P is not a good sign at all.
Company is behind the p2p model, even so much so that a game that is performing modestly at best remains p2p.
B2P is an admission they dont think the game warrants a sub.
And before people scream GW2, Arenanet knew they would deal with heavy volume. Im assuming Trion isnt stupid and knows their game will have niche appeal, so they have no shot at the volume of GW2. Small target audience + b2P = where is the $ going to come from?
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Originally posted by strangiato2112
They plan to have a DLC schedule though.. like Borderlands 2. GW2 and TSW don't release DLC.. yet.
I personally think that anyone who likes Borderlands will probably get some joy from Defiance. If it gets a good chunk of that audience it should do pretty well.
Originally posted by Vannor
to be fair, I didnt consider the console angle.
Console gamers will not go for p2p, so b2p could be more for them.
Its a tricky spot. Game isnt MMORPG enough to really appeal to that crowd, but its being associated with MMORPGs which may put off the Borderlands crowd.
Its all speculation until it actually releases though, will be evry interesting to see how it does.
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Originally posted by strangiato2112
Such a niave post.
Get with the times buddy, Subscriptions are a dying breed, the reason Developers are switching to a B2P model is because they realise the revenue potential from selling cosmetic items and little goodies like lockboxes.
And yes, you guessed it, I'm mentioning GW2 as a comparison (at least for myself) here. I'm sure I've spent more than $15 a month on GW2 in the last 4 months, hell just last month I spent over $70 for convience items, and its not because I'm stupid or lazy (okay maybe just a little) but it's because I have disposable income, and not being tied down with a sub fee, gives me the freedom to get what I want out of the game... Maybe its not always 'worth it' for the amount I pay, but It's giving me control of that choice to me.
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anyone who actually played the game this last weekend knows the game isnt worth a damn cent if it launches in this condition.
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Originally posted by Kreedz
You claim subscriptions are a dying breed....( looks at WoW Rift EvE and other games being payed for by tons of people)......lul. Honestly its come to the point where if a game is free or b2p its usually not worth your time, or wont keep you interested long enough to actual want to progress through constantly. I thought GW2 would break that barrier, and it did to a slight extent, but in the end my theory stood correct.
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Originally posted by Chrisbox
i agree with this 100%. f2p is a disgrace and is all just a gimmick to try to siphon your bank account as fast as possible without actually trying to make the game any better outside of the cash shop.
b2p is almost as bad. they give a bit more in the game but still push their crap on the cash shop.
subscriptions are the best method, you pay them a low sub monthly and they push everything directly into the game. the ONLY reason why this method is failing is because retarded corporations started pumping out clones as fast as possible at a completely unpolished broken rate.
i would play a sub mmo over a b2p or f2p game anyday if it was actually polished. but its forgivable to release a broken pos if its free right
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Originally posted by Kreedz
Anyone who thinks b2p or f2p is the future is the one who is naive.
Its a fad. Just as how the themepark model of WoW/EQ2 is a fad.
The reason every single game EXCEPT gw2 switched models is because they werent keeping the amount of subs necessary for p2p (LOTRO had a decent amount of subs, but many of them were lifetime so no income being taken in). When you have f2p option you can justify slower development times/less staff.
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Since it is B2P I might pick it up. I am not sure about paying for DLC though. If they have a system in place where you may as well being paying a sub because of how much DLC they come out with I probably won't bother. I did enjoy the beta weekend, technical issues and all, although the PvP seems a little broken currently. The game could strike well with me for that coop shooter itch I get sometimes, but I don't know. I am going to pick it up on PC and I honestly think with 3 seperate audiences off the bat the game will run into problems.
This game is facing the same issues Dust is, but on an even worse scale. Everyone playing Dust will be on PS3 so they won't have a split audience even though it is a niche game. Defiance is not only going to be a niche game, but is going to be on 3 different platforms. Since it is on 3 platforms that means they will constantly have to maintain 3 different versions of the game which has to be expensive, as well as have a far superior PC version of the game being at the end of a console generation. Why would you get the game on Xbox or PS3 when the new systems are fixing to come out? (Less then a year for both, presumably) And then, if you pickup the game on say PS3 then you are going to suffer with a small player base. This is not to mention that we don't know that the next generation of consoles will be backwards compatable.
Honestly, console MMOs just don't work very well and there has been VERY few exceptions to this rule. The ones that do work suffer the same fate as most console games; no more support for the system and sometimes the game down the road as technology evolves.
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Originally posted by strangiato2112
Are you seriously going to claim that the WoW "themepark" model is a "fad"? Nothing but proof of the contrary exists. You may not like themeparks, but they are the only games in the industry that have made any significant amount of money. Eve is about the only exception to this.
I find it funny that you claim that "F2P" justifies slower development time when infact most F2P themeparks have provided content faster then other sub based MMOs. F2P has nothing to do with staff either. You think that all of a sudden a whole crap load of people playing your game starting to NOT pay means you have more money to pay your staff?
The reason F2P works so well is because it generates traffic for the game. The result of F2P is usually because the game cannot support a certain level of quality based on the income generated by the number of subs they have. F2P models generally encourage people to actually pay a sub or pay for content in the store in order to makeup for a lack of subs every month. F2P games actually generate MORE money. More money means that staff that was fired because they were not generating enough revenue from P2P can actually be replaced. This can result in more content generation.
B2P and F2P are entirely different. B2P essentially gives you the whole game without any restrictions and a cash shop which generally provides convience items, boosters,cosmetic,ect to help fund the game's development.
Providing DLC after B2P is a fine way to generate revenue as that is how most big games are going these days. Games like Skyrim,CoD,Borderlands 2; all of these games are the same model. Games in general are becoming more of a service then a single experience you play through. Developers and publishers alike are trying to continue to generate more content for the same products for continued revenue generation since not everyone can just shell out 60$ for a new game every month.
The other way (the way that GW2 is doing it) is by not marking down the price of the game for a long time and providing frequent content updates that provide incentive to play the game. When people are playing the game they generally buy stuff on the cash shop every once in a while. Not to mention one of the key elements is the ability to convert gems to gold, offering another way to save time for people who have disposable income as well as a great source of income for the developers' contued support of the game.
The only time this doesn't work well is when you have a game that converts to B2P *ahem* after being a sub model for a while. The game has to be designed around it from the start.
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Celsius gets it.
People mention WoW, Eve, & Rift as examples of subsc riptions games. Yet, WoW has a chas shop, Eve has a cash shop, & Rift has gone F2P with upgrades afaik.
The fact that they remain as sub models, isnt because they are quality games, it's because they have a alot of players who feel invested in the game (see: Addiction) that they wont stop playing. And EVE is just, well, its a game for masochists.
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Originally posted by DMKano
Exactly - silent announcement , but its official I guess : B2P !
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Originally posted by Kreedz
At the moment Rift is only ftp levels 1-50 in Asia, not in Europe or US. Rift Lite isn't classed as ftp... it's only 1 zone.
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Originally posted by DAOWAce
Sadly. I had a hell lot more fun with Tabula Rasa.
It felt far more dynamic and I liked the combat a lot better too.
It's a shame that game got killed due to the political war between RG and NCsoft. :-(
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So is there a $5 preorder or are those bonuses worth $5?
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Players come for the game, but they stay for the people- Most Devs have forgotten this.
Originally posted by Kreedz
Subs still account for just over half of the market I believe, and maybe around of 80% of the *paying* market.
(and I highlight *paying* because, to be honest, the through and through commited freeloaders that seem to make up the bulk of the Western F2P market don't even count in my books... they do nothing for the genre or hobby past turning up and drag our games down with their ADHD rooted sense of entitlement to 'free' and the 'right' to play 5 MMOs at once)
Sub dying? Wake up... even the vast bulk of Western converted F2P games offer a sub option. The demand for it in this market is obvious.
Stop drinking the Kool Aid of the F2P shills and recieved wisdom sheep that listen to them.
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Originally posted by lumpking69
It's an error in the article!!
It's either 59,99 for digital standard or 99,99 for the Digital Deluxe! You pay all upfront!


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