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Suis un journaliste. Nous n'avons pas vacances :p zalindsey Comment on Easton's pensions pay hard workers, controversial figures tag:www.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:/easton/index.ssf//4148.21264815 2012-08-13T17:09:03Z 2012-08-13T17:09:03Z We've written multiple times about the fact that the city feels they cannot do anything because they are legally bound by arbitration and state law on the issue. This story even has three paragraphs about it, one reminding readers that zalindsey Comment on Easton Weed and Seed director calls T-shirts important branding tools tag:www.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:/easton/index.ssf//4148.21264806 2012-08-13T17:00:45Z 2012-08-13T17:00:45Z That map should be here: http://media.lehighvalleylive.com/easton_impact/photo/lerta-map-easton-26559f6af6fee07f.jpg zalindsey Comment on Easton city council approves commuter tax tag:www.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:/easton/index.ssf//4148.21262608 2012-08-10T16:58:47Z 2012-08-10T16:58:47Z We'll all be finding out many of the specifics in September or October when Keystone sends out letters explaining the tax rate, but because the 0.75 is a fixed rate, all of which goes to Easton's pensions, rather than a zalindsey Comment on Easton city council approves commuter tax tag:www.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:/easton/index.ssf//4148.21262576 2012-08-10T16:36:34Z 2012-08-10T16:36:34Z I apologize if this shows up twice, but it's not appearing on my end. Here's what I was told by the Finance Department on this issue: "We administer and collect taxes fairly and consistently. We have to follow the law, zalindsey Comment on Easton city council approves commuter tax tag:www.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:/easton/index.ssf//4148.21262572 2012-08-10T16:34:36Z 2012-08-10T16:34:36Z Here's what I was told by the Finance Department on this issue: "We administer and collect taxes fairly and consistently. we have to follow the law but I would think if someone's working in the city, they now are obligated zalindsey Comment on Easton city council approves commuter tax tag:www.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:/easton/index.ssf//4148.21262569 2012-08-10T16:32:08Z 2012-08-10T16:32:08Z I don't know if the tax would be ruled unconstitutional, but if you were to attack it, it'd have to be at the state level. 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As I understand it, their main justifications for that opinion come from the fact that there are frequent zalindsey Comment on Easton city council officially introduces commuter tax increase tag:www.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:/easton/index.ssf//4148.21033250 2012-06-28T18:34:41Z 2012-06-28T18:34:41Z Hmm ... that one, I'm not sure about. I'll ask around, though. zalindsey Comment on Easton city council officially introduces commuter tax increase tag:www.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:/easton/index.ssf//4148.21033026 2012-06-28T18:12:04Z 2012-06-28T18:12:04Z You got it. By the way, as I work in Easton but live in Bethlehem, I will be affected by this if it passes. zalindsey Comment on Easton city council officially introduces commuter tax increase tag:www.lehighvalleylive.com,2015:/easton/index.ssf//4148.21032600 2012-06-28T17:31:52Z 2012-06-28T17:31:52Z Not to put words in anyone's mouth, but I think what Molly means is Easton Area School District's administrative building is in Forks. zalindsey


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By Chris Sokoloski
Georgetown Highs Josh Hunealt signed to play soccer at the University of South Carolina Salkehatchie on Wednesday.
Its just another step in playing ball somewhere else and it gives me an opportunity to go to college as well, Hunealt said.
Hunealt has been soccer since he was seven. Along with the high school team, he also plays with the Georgetown Soccer Club and with a local mens league.
Bulldogs coach Chris Hapeshis called Hunealt a great kid and a team leader.
He played goal keeper, he played forward, he played midfield, he played everywhere we needed him this year, Hapeshis said. So hes kind of a utility guy.
Hunealt visited Salkehatchie during an open house in January and went through some drills for the coaches.
He showed a lot of soccer intelligence with the way he played, but the thing that I like the most is that hes looking to set up his teammates for success rather than just looking out for himself, said Indians coach Bill Glass. The thing that impressed me about him is that hes a team player, hes a playmaker, hes a very unselfish player. Technically hes a very advanced player, you can tell hes played some club soccer.
Hapeshis is a strong believer that travel ball and club teams are better conduits to college than high school teams.
Its not a requirement but the level of play is some much tougher it definitely prepares you, Hapeshis said. I think its pretty rare for a kid that plays high school to go out and play.
Hunealt and both coaches said the biggest transition for players from high school to college is the level of play.
Theyre not used to be taken to the cleaners and schooled, Glass said. Some of them react to that by becoming more competitive, by learning the trade, learning the tricks from the more experienced players and some of them have problems adapting. Its always a challenge.
Hunealt said his favorite Georgetown High soccer memory is scoring an 80-yard goal against Wilson last year. The wind helped carry the ball and then the ball bounced over the keepers head.
He also played football as a senior, setting a school record with a 43-yard field goal, and is active in the ROTC. Outside of school his is active at Georgetown Presbyterian Church and volunteers with Habitat for Humanity Georgetown County.
After finishing his two years at Salkehatchie, Hunealt wants to complete his accounting degree at the University of South Carolina in Columbia.
Glass said Hunealt has the opportunity to see some playing time as a freshman.
Its not easy to crack the starting lineup but, aside from our starters we usually go to out bench quite a bit, Glass said. Based on what I saw of him, he has the potential of coming in and carving out a role for himself.
Hapeshis hopes Hunealt is a soccer inspiration.
Hopefully hell be kind of a gateway kid, Hapeshis said. Hopefully hell inspire some of the younger kids to go play hard.
Hunealt received an honorable mention for the Region VII-AAA All-Region team. Matthew Moore was named to the second team, and Dustin Pack also got an honorable mention.
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Francis Bouillon returned to the Canadiens after a three year absence, signing a one year contract worth $1.5 million.
The price tag hardly seems high as the Canadiens acquire — or re-acquire rather — some depth on the blue line with the addition of a tough as nails defenseman who has spent the last three seasons playing behind the likes of Shea Weber and Ryan Suter with the Nashville Predators.
One can't help but imagine that you gain nothing but positives by learning from what was arguably one of the best defensive tandems in the NHL.
That's not to say that Bouillon will bring top quality to the Canadiens blue line, but it's a nice addition to the Habs back end, giving younger players like Frederic St-Denis, Nathan Beaulieu, Morgan Ellis and Jared Tinordi more time to develop.
Bouillon's seven goals in the 2011-12 campaign were as many as P.K Subban's, the Habs leading scorer on the blue line.
His 103 hits would have been fourth behind Alexei Emelin (236), Josh Gorges (131) and Subban (105).
Bouillon averaged 17:32 minutes of ice time last season, which would easily be top six minutes on the Canadiens.
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At the time of his signing, many fans in Montreal had him pegged as purely a depth signing who would fight for time as the seventh defeseman.
I believe however, that Bouillon will start the season in the top six along with Andrei Markov, Gorges, Subban, Emelin and Tomas Kaberle.
With the mentioned players filling out the top six, that would leave Raphael Diaz and Yannick Weber — provided he's still with the team — fighting for time as the seventh defenseman as well as some probable appearances by Frederic St-Denis.
Were you happy with the return of Bouillon? And do you see him as more of a top six d-man or as an insurance policy on the blueline?
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Yes love the siging, always loved his effort and grit.
He is for sure top 6 for now, and is up to Diaz to supplant Kaberle or Bouillon for that 6th spot. Or maybe mmore moves still to be played by MB.
@ Anon
I am not against this signing but would hardly qualify this as I love it.
Bouillon is a steady and dependable player but injuries have limited his abilities in recent years.
It still does not address our lack of size on the blueline as well.
Good stuff Sean!
Personally, I like this signing. It adds depth, toughness and experience to a rather young blueline.
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Thanks Drummerfriends, I'm glad you're enjoying my little world, I certainly take a lot of pleasure creating those cartoons inspired by the members on a daily basis on the forum, as for the CD covers, I've been doing them for years, this is just a tiny sample of my creations :)
Abe, I don't know about Grea, but like Andy, I can't juggle either :)
David, I swap a lot of my "talent" with you to play jazz the way you do, my stuff's easy in comparison :)
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Masheanhed, I still run my PC on Window XP, most of my creation is done on excel 2003, it's very DYI stuff, it involve an awful lot of copy & paste with a software called "Photo Filtre", I use it to transform my excel file into images, Photo Filtre is also a powerful tool to edit images and create effects, I also use another software called Fotosketcher, it transform photos into painting, drawing and so on, you can adjust all the parameters you want once you're familiar with the product. So most of my work goes through these, sometimes much more than once, the work being saved at each stages until I'm happy with the result, as I said, very DYI, I bet Grea has much more sophisticated software than I have, lol.
Andy, the wall-bush that I nicked went into your thread minutes after you uploaded it :) As for the speech bubble next to your friendly mug on the Guru cartoon, the real size version can be seen on Grea's Drumming Cartoons thread, but I'll upload it here for you my friend :) Don't worry, I'm not planning to change a bit, haha, I'll keep annoying everybody with my sense of humor, lol.
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Haha... seriously Grea, I'm not French (how dare you call me French!!!), I'm Swiss, but more importantly I'm a maaan... so this explaining that, that why you're finding zee ladies in various states in my work, also I discovered that many male members like KP quite a lot too :) Glad you managed to find some favorites among the girls, lol. Have you seen the one I did today :)
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The food and atmosphere were nice. The problem is that it's a sports bar that played music during the Ranger playoff game. Obviously there were a lot of unhappy people on Saturday night & Management wouldn't budge. We asked the manager to turn off the music and put the sound to the game on and he said he couldn't because his boss didn't want it. We went back to the manager with a list of 50 people in the bar that also wanted it but he still refused to turn off the music. We will be choosing another place and if you are looking to watch a game don't take your chances here.
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The atmosphere when you walk into this restaurant is nice, but when you proceed to the back, it isn't much to look at. We sat on lounge couches and the tables were low. Don't sit in the back if you have neck problems and can't hunch over when eating. The brunch menu is too simple. The french toast tasted too much like almonds and not like french toast. This restaurant needs some revisions, but the service was great. The mimosas kept coming, but sorry, I won't be going back.
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Delivery was great! Came hot and quick. I just started eating lunch there and brunch, as Ive moved in to the neighborhood. I highly reccommend!!
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Service is sub par....food is inline with applebees...decor and tvs are nice but not enough to justify coming again
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I just came back from my 3rd time at Ainsworth and always loved the scene and food. Service is great, food is much more upscale than your typical bar food and the scene is pretty hip. The only issue is the "sound policy." We came to watch the elite 8 of march madness and they refused to put on the sound of the game, which I found to be ridiculous. Instead they put on cheesy 80's music at very low volumes. There are hundreds of TV's with no sound, are you kidding me? We even asked the manager to put the game on and he refused. Moral of the story: great place for the evening, terrible place to watch football or basketball during the day as they'd rather have the "hip atmosphere" of cheesy lame music than succomb to a sports bar atmosphere, which is why most people go there.
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I have no idea how eating in the establishment is, but their delivery service was fast, well-prepared and my meal was tasty. This is not an haute-cuisine cookery, but my salad showed effort an imagination in its toppings. Good food to order if you don't have time to run out. The sweet-potato fries are a must-have!


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The tenor Mario del Monaco (1915-1982) possessed one of the most thrilling and powerful natural voices, which he used with energy and dramatic intensity, and, at times, unremitting volume. Born in Florence, he studied at the Pesaro Conservatorio before being encouraged by the Italian conductor Tullio Serafin to take part in a competition organised by the Rome Opera School, which he won. After six months Del Monaco left, dissatisfied with the teaching, preferring to learn through recordings.
His formal début was as Pinkerton in Madama Butterfly at the Teatro Puccini, Rome, in 1941, whilst on leave from the army. He then sang Radamès at the Verona Festival in summer 1946, and in the autumn appeared with the visiting San Carlo company from Naples at Covent Garden in London, where he performed Rodolfo in La bohème, Cavaradossi in Tosca and Canio in Pagliacci. While in London he made his first recordings, for EMI, but these remain unpublished.
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• October 23, 1810 William Alexander Leidesdorff, one of the earliest black settlers in California and often called the first black millionaire, was born in St. Croix, Virgin Islands. Leidesdorff left St. Croix when he was 15 for schooling in Denmark and after that went to New Orleans, Louisiana where he worked as a ship captain from 1834 to 1840. In 1841, he moved to California where he launched the first steamboat to operate on San Francisco Bay and the Sacramento River. He also built the first hotel and the first shipping warehouse. In 1844, Leidesdorff became a naturalized Mexican citizen and received a land grant of 35,521 acres. He went on to establish extensive commercial relations throughout Hawaii, Alaska, and Mexican California. When the United States took over California, Leidesdorff was one of three members on the first San Francisco school board and was later elected city treasurer. He also donated the land for the first public school. In 1845, President James Polk hired him as the United States Vice Consul to Mexico. When Leidesdorff died on May 18, 1848, he was one of the wealthiest men in California and on the day of his burial, flags were flown at half-mast, business was suspended, and the schools were closed. When his estate was auctioned in 1856, it was valued at more than $1,445,000. Leidesdorff streets in San Francisco and Folsom, California are named in his honor. His biography, "William Alexander Leidesdorff: First Black Millionaire, American Consul and California Pioneer," was published in 2005.
• October 23, 1911 The National League on Urban Conditions Among Negroes was formed as the result of the merger of The Committee on Urban Conditions Among Negroes, The Committee for the Improvement of Industrial Conditions Among Negroes in New York, and The National League for the Protection of Colored Women. In 1920, the organization was renamed The National Urban League. Today, there are over 100 local affiliates located in 35 states and the District of Columbia with the mission "to enable African Americans to secure economic self-reliance, parity, power and civil rights."
• October 23, 1940 Pelé, hall of fame soccer player, was born Edison Arantes de Nascimento in Tres Coracoes, Brazil. Pelé began playing for the Brazilian national soccer team at 16 and won his first World Cup, the international championship of soccer, at 17. Pelé's technique and athleticism has been universally praised and during his playing years he was renowned for his excellent dribbling and passing, powerful shot, and prolific goal scoring. He is the all-time leading scorer of the Brazil national team and the only player to be part of three World Cup winning teams. Since his retirement in 1977, Pelé has been a worldwide ambassador for soccer and a vocal supporter of policies to improve the social conditions of the poor. The International Olympic Committee has proclaimed Pelé "Athlete of the Century" and in 1999 Time Magazine named him one of the 100 Most Important People of the 20th Century. In 1993, Pelé was inducted into the American National Soccer Hall of Fame and in 2000 he received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Laureus Academy. In 2012, Pelé was awarded an honorary degree from the University of Edinburgh for "significant contribution to humanitarian and environmental causes, as well as his sporting achievements." In Brazil, Pelé is considered a national hero. He published his autobiography, "My Life and the Beautiful Game: The Autobiography of Pelé," in 1977.
• October 23, 1957 Paul Kagame, President of the Republic of Rwanda, was born in Ruhango, Rwanda. Kagame began his military career in 1979 when he joined the National Resistance Army (NRA) and spent years fighting as a guerrilla against the government of Uganda. In 1985, Kagame co-founded the Rwandese Patriotic Front (RPF) political party. In 1986, he became the head of military intelligence for the NRA. During 1990, Kagame received military training from the United States Army at Fort Leavenworth and that same year became military commander of the RFP. Kagame became President of Rwanda in 2000 and in 2003 won the first national election since 1994. Under his leadership, Rwanda has been called Africa's biggest success story. As a result, Kagame has received many honors, including the 2003 Global Leadership Award in recognition of his "commitment and tireless work to address crises, foster understanding, unity, and peace to benefit all people" and the 2009 Clinton Global Citizen Award in recognition of his "leadership in public service that has improved the lives of the people of Rwanda." Kagame's biography, "Paul Kagame and Rwanda: Power, Genocide and the Rwandan Patriotic Front," was published in 2004.
• October 23, 1958 Michael Eric Dyson, academic, author, and minister, was born in Detroit, Michigan. Dyson earned his Bachelor of Arts degree magna cum laude from Carson-Newman College in 1982 and his Master of Arts degree and Ph.D from Princeton University in 1991 and 1993, respectively. Dyson is a longtime professor, lecturer and author who address' issues of race and culture. He has authored a number of books, including "Making Malcolm: The Myth and Meaning of Malcolm X" (1995), "I May Not Get There with You: The True Martin Luther King, Jr." (2000), and "Can You Hear Me Now? The Inspiration, Wisdom, and Insight of Michael Eric Dyson" (2009). Since 2007, Dyson has been University Professor of Sociology at Georgetown University, teaching courses in theology, English and African American studies. Since June, 2011, Dyson has served as a political analyst for MSNBC television.


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If the US government cannot lock down a budget deal by midnight tonight, Barack Obamas administration faces a complete shutdown.
The complete closure of government agencies could continue for as long as Republicans and Democrats remain at loggerheads over public spending.
The White House and Congress were in talks until late last night trying to come up with a plan of action to break the budget deadlock. Republicans and Democrats disagree on planned public spending for the next six months. Republicans wish to spend less but Democrats accuse them of wanting to cease public funding of services such as birth control and environmental protection initiatives.
Following talks last night, Obama said although he was not "wildly optimistic" he believes that talks have progressed further than they did on Wednesday. However, he conceded that there were still "difficult issues" to be resolved.
A joint statement from House Speaker John Boehner, the top Republican in the House of Representatives and Senate Majority Leader and Democrat Harry Reid said, "We have narrowed the issues, however, we have not yet reached an agreement. We will continue to work through the night to attempt to resolve our remaining differences."
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Glee Project Recap of the Season 2 Finale: "Glee-ality" — And The Winner Is…
It's the moment we've all been waiting for on the Season 2 finale of The Glee Project! That's right: It's the moment when we get the return of Damian McGinty. Wait — you thought the moment we meant was when we learn who wins the seven episodes on Glee? Well, we suppose that's a pretty big moment, too. (Or as Blake would say: "Dude!")
It's the end of the line for the three remaining contestants in the final Season 2 episode, "Glee-ality." Robert informs them that the final homework assignment will be "You Can't Stop the Beat" from Hairspray, which will be performed with all the previously departed Season 2 contestants. As Charlie puts it: They're back, bitches.
We loved the adorable hug between Aylin and Charlie almost as much as we loved the bro reunion of Michael and Blake. But then it was time for business, with Chris Colfer — whose audition apparently inspired Glee Project — onhand, who informs all three that they are all winners of this final assignment. Wise idea to defer the tough decision-making to someone else, Chris!
The final music video will be Hot Chelle Rae's "Tonight Tonight," which is awesome, since we've always wanted Glee to do one of that band's songs. (So many Overstreets!) In the recording studio, Nikki doesn't like Blake's first attempt, but he impresses her soon enough. Meanwhile, Aylin is worried about not remembering the song's words (but what else is new?), while Nikki finds Ali to be a total pro.
It's time to shoot the video, which mainly just shows the contestants on swings for no real reason. Plus, it's a prom video, which means there are more balloons than in the movie Up.
Robert and Zach both comment on how great and versatile Blake is, while they're worried if Aylin can handle the scrutiny that she would be under as a Turkish Muslim — although we think her sassy self can handle anything. Then, Nikki mentions that Ali is looking extra-gorgeous (which she definitely is — dayum, girl!).
Each of the three contestants will perform a final song for Ryan Murphy and the judges, along with assorted Glee cast members and writers. But the added twist is that the contestants can finally choose their own song. Decisions, decisions.
Ali is up first and performs a powerful and smile-inducing rendition of "Popular," which blows everyone away. Next, it's Blake's "I'll Be," which is also impressive if not quite as vocally powerful. However, his skills in tossing the mic from one hand to the other are unparalleled.
Since Blake had prefaced his song by telling the group that he'd be showing them something they'd never seen from him before, Ryan was left feeling a little confused afterward. But then Blake brought it home with an emotional poem, offering our first glimpse at a sensitive and vulnerable Blake (who's also the whitest half-Cuban person ever, apparently). Hold on a sec — so Blake can write poetry, too? Perfect guy alert!
Up last is Aylin's rendition of "Rolling in the Deep," which totally blew us away. Aylin follows it up with a speech of her own, informing Ryan that she can handle the pressure of being on the show, and that her mom has seen her in sexier dresses than the one she's wearing. And right as Aylin said that line about her sexy outfits, Charlie's head spontaneously combusted in a burst of flames.
So now Ryan wants to know everybody thinks. Right off the bat, there are a slew of people on Team Ali, particularly among the cast, including Darren Criss (swoon!), Grant Gustin, Dianna Agron, and Samuel Larsen, along with writer Michael Hitchcock. Writer Ali Adler disagrees, arguing that this was the star-is-born moment for new-man Blake, while director Erik White and writer Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa are also in Blake's corner.
As for Aylin's supporters, she has managed to win over Damian (well done, Aylin!), along with Amber Riley, who was especially impressed by Aylin's take on "Rolling in the Deep." And of course, Aylin's most fervent supporter is her old squeeze Charlie, who gives a speech about Aylin that is quite possibly more passionate than even, say, the Gettysburg address.
And now the core judges confer one last time. Nikki finds Ali uplifting, and Robert loves Aylin's voice. Then, Zach and Rob both sing Blake's praises. (Get it — "sing"?) And Ryan Murphy says he is having more trouble deciding this year than he has in the past — which is all fine and good until you remember that Ryan didn't actually pick a winner last year either! So it seems that Ryan is his usual, "let's pick 'em all!" self.
And yet, just when we thought that surely all three contestants would get some kind of prize, we learned that in fact there really would be only one winner, and that winner is... Blake! As soon as Ryan says Blake's name, Blake jumps in the air euphorically and shouts the word "Dude!" triumphantly. Truer words have never been said.
So how did we feel about this outcome? Well, we hate to boast (just kidding — boasting is our favorite pastime!), but we must point out that we accurately picked Blake as the winner in last week's recap. So clearly, we're excited about seeing Blake on the show, and we really do think that he can become a huge star.
With that said, would it have been nice to have someone who's a bit more diverse, like Aylin? Sure, considering that Cory Monteith and Chord Overstreet already have Blake's type pretty well covered. But you can't choose everyone, so we do feel that Blake will be a stellar (and extremely handsome) addition to Season 4.
And there you have it! We're more than a little sad to see such an amazing season come to an end, but that just means we're that much closer to a new season of Glee. However, we still have a bit of time to kill until Glee returns, so if anyone needs us, we'll be on the swings.
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Bachelor Alum Tenley Molzahn: "Do Not Get Engaged on Television"
Tenley Molzahn speaks from hard-won experience when she warns against getting engaged on The Bachelor. The Season 14 alum was Jake Pavelka's runner-up, and she's recently become BFF with Sean Lowe's ex Lindsay Yenter. "Producers would me for this, but don't get engaged on television," Tenley tells King5. "Don't do it after the six week 'process' of trying to date several people at one time. I mean, your heart's trying to figure it all out. For some people it has worked," the San Diego native adds. "But I just think that they'd have better success if they said 'I'm choosing you to go into the real world with, and let's go figure this out.'"


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The whole Immigration Debate August 31, 2008Posted by truthspew in Uncategorized.
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Today the Providence Journal had an article about a man from Guatemala who came here to RI, was here for over 25 years and only got caught when the governors goon squad raided the state courthouses and arrested the cleaning crews.
It got me to thinking. The guy has been here for so long, paid taxes, raised a family, in general he's done what every citizen usually does. He does the jobs that we won't do, or don't want to do. And this is our way of thanking him.
I was talking to a guy at the bus stop today and he brought up the immigration subject. I told him that we're placing the blame on the wrong people. I explained that the prime beneficiaries of immigrant labor are businesses and they pay off the politicians to turn a blind eye to shoddy employment practices. I could tell he was interested, because I related it to the attacks on state employees. Turns out his girlfriend works for the state and I explained that I used to and that I never would again because I don't like being played as a scapegoat by asshole Republicans like Gobernador Don Carcieri. (Or is that Governatore???)
Not long ago the ProJo ran a series of pictures of Italian and Irish immigrants building out the natural gas distribution system in the late 19th century. I think to the fact that part of my ancestry is Italian, that if my great grandparents hadn't migrated here back in the early 1900's where would I be? Talk about an existential crisis. My great grandmother naturalized in 1937, my great grandfather never did.
There's a whole history of my family that I only discovered when I was older, like the naturalization fact. I knew that both my grandfathers served during WW II, one in Europe the other in the Pacific theater. It's funny all the stuff you find out later.
I have some memories of Grandma Vincenzina and it's funny that even today I hear certain Italian phrases and the memory comes flooding back. It's why watching the Soprano's was so much fun. I got the inside references in that show for more reasons than just the linguistic stuff.
Never thought I'd find myself agreeing with a Roman Catholic Bishop but Tobin actually gets it. And I get it too, business would prefer to break the back of employees so they exploit immigrants. Nice isn't it.
MBTA Stuff August 29, 2008Posted by truthspew in Uncategorized.
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So for the past few weeks I've been riding the Providence to Boston MBTA commuter. And I find myself searching out a car that has WiFi every time I ride.
Apparently MBTA is the first transit company to install WiFi on its commuter rail. I think it serves a dual purpose though since this has also happened at about the same time they rolled out the Charlie Card. I was trying to think how they could use a stored value Charlie Card on a commuter rail and then it hit me, just use a wireless device that the MBCR (Mass Bay Commuter Rail) employees can swipe the card against. The side benefit is we commuting schlubs get WiFi out of the deal.
Then from Boston I take the Red Line down to Braintree. Yes it's a long commute but well worth it.
Anyhow here's what I noticed. They tend to treat the older Red Line cars more gently. Those are the ones that are white with the red stripe. The newer cars are stainless steel with a red stripe at the bottom. The newer cars also have the LCD destination signs and for stop announcements there are the red LED signs and the automated voice. Interestingly that picture is taken at the station where I get off, Braintree. Both sides are used for inbound so that lower part that says "Next Train" lights red. When a train is about to leave a loud bell is rung and you've got about 30 or 40 seconds to get on the train before it starts for Boston.
As I was saying, the older cars are treated more gently. They're rattle traps so they tend to keep the speeds under 40MPH, while they push the newer cars up past 50MPH.
I also found out an interesting fact. They only have a three hour window to do track repairs on that line. The service starts off at about 5AM and ends at roughly 1AM. So you'd think they have four hours but they have to make sure all the cars are in the barn and then power off the track, then roll the repair car out and then do their work.
Part of the reason is because the subway system in Boston is the oldest in the nation.
But it makes me wonder, how did Boston end up with such a great transit system and Providence got the shit end of the stick? Up until about 1950 we had trolleys that ran on power supplied by overhead catenary and the train station in Providence was a hopping place right up until then. Here's a photo of one of the tracked trolleys and then one of the trackless trolleys in 1946. By 1950 they were all gone.
But then that's when the highway projects started, and GM and Standard Oil started National City Lines to get transit companies to use buses that burned diesel and went through tires like crazy. And of course it's why RI's transit authority RIPTA is in such dire straits today.
I'd like to see the MBTA absorb RIPTA, along with GATRA and SEPTA. Make it one humongous regional system. The MBTA commuter already runs into Providence and soon it will run to TF Green airport in Warwick. Plans are also on the board for stations in Wickford and Westerly. That will be nice.
But it's going to take a while for that to happen.
WTF National Grid! August 27, 2008Posted by truthspew in Uncategorized.
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This is unreal, read this and tell me if National Grid isn't just out to rape the hell out of the citizens of Rhode Island:
National Grid asks for marketing funds
01:00 AM EDT on Thursday, August 28, 2008
By Timothy C. Barmann
Journal Staff Writer
WARWICK –– Should natural gas customers of National Grid be required to pay for a $1.4-million marketing program designed to encourage more households to switch from heating oil to natural gas?
That is one of several issues before the state Public Utilities Commission, which is now considering several proposals from the state's dominant gas and electricity utility, some of which would result in higher distribution rates for its gas customers.
And there's more:
The state Public Utilities Commission today will begin considering a major restructuring of National Grid's natural-gas distribution rates in Rhode Island, including a company proposal that would increase a typical customer's bill by about 4.6 percent.
National Grid, the dominant gas and electricity utility in the state, said the rate increase would allow the company to speed up replacement of aging gas lines and create a discount for low-income customers. It would also increase the company's "return on equity" –– a way of measuring profitability –– from 4.5 percent to 9.23 percent.
National Grid also wants the PUC to restructure distribution rates in a way that would protect the company from revenue losses that result from the conservation efforts of its customers.
Protect them from revenue losses due to conservation? What, what? what? I read about a Niagra falls electric utility that did the exact same thing and I knew the day would come that we here in RI would have to put up with such bovine effluvia.
Hell fucking no! It's said by allowing National Grid to do this our gas bills will rise about 5%. Add this to the 21% increase in electrical rates and you can see why I'm pissed off. I'm seriously considering moving to Massachusetts. At the very least their PUC seems to have brass cojones when compared with the roll over toothless PUC we have here in Rhode Island.
Actually I should be more generous, the PUC here in Rhode Island has had some teeth when dealing with the telecom providers. But they have no pull when it comes to energy utilities.
BTW, deregulating our energy market didn't save us a god damned dime. It did however make what was once Narragansett Electric and Blackstone Valley Electric very good takeover targets and National Grid, being it's usual predatory self, snapped it up.
They knew they could fuck us over. I say let the regulatory pendulum swing back!
Troppe informazioni Martedì numero di Cento e quarantanove – Quando si desidera su di una stella (TMI #149) August 26, 2008Posted by truthspew in TMI Tuesday.
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You find a fairy. With a wave of their wand they can change anything for you.
The fairies I've run across can barely change their clothes, let alone change anything significant.
What is the one thing you would change about your body?
Probably get my mid-section tightened up and ripped.
What is the one personality trait you would change?
I'm too tolerant of bullshit sometimes. I need to speak up more.
What is the one thing about your job you would change?
The commute. But it will change in about three months once I have enough save up to buy a decent car that gets good mileage.
What is the one thing about your home you would change?
Drapery on all the windows, heavy drapery. Keep the heat in this winter.
What is the one thing about your Significant Other you would change?
I don't think there's anything I would change about him. He's perfect just the way he is.
Who is the one person you would poof out of your life and why?
Now that is a tough one. I'd have to chose from the half dozen people on my better off dead list. I think prime among them is one David A. Resnik. I know what you did David, and it wasn't very nice and I'm so glad that karma came around and bit you in the ass. I'm only sorry I missed the public auction.
Who is the one person you would poof back in and why?
My mother. I think it'd be so nice to have her back with me and Keyron. My mom was a very cool person, she's the one I get my social justice crusader characteristics from.
You may note my blog postings are becoming less frequent. It's because I'm spending 20 hours a week in a commute, not generally getting home until after 7PM. And I'm dealing with databases on a computer so that when I get home I barely want to look at a computer.
The Bush Apologist of the Day August 24, 2008Posted by truthspew in politics.
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I have to break this one apart in order to address each of the fallacies in it. This guy definitely can't see the forest for the trees.
Edward Catallozzi: Bush keeps us safe
01:00 AM EDT on Sunday, August 24, 2008
To those who suffer from Bush Derangement Syndrome, I offer a quick defense of President Bush and then a suggestion for more likely candidates for your vituperation.
It isn't a derangement, it is an acute sensitivity to bullshit and the Bush administration has mastered the art of slinging bullshit.
First of all, you hate George Bush for getting us involved in a war with Iraq under the pretext that there were weapons of mass destruction. But Saddam Hussein did have WMDs. He killed tens of thousands of Iranians and Iraqis with them. President Bush believed what foreign and U.S. intelligence told him: that Saddam still had WMDs in his possession. Saddam overtly said he did not have WMDs but covertly intimidated his enemies with WMD threats.
Yes I do hate him for lying about the reasons we went to war. And SCUD missiles didn't have the range to hit the U.S. They did have the range to hit Israel but that's why there are Patriot missile batteries in Israel. Or did you forget Gulf War 1 under George H.W. Bush? And Hussein wasn't using those missiles against Iraqis, he was using them against the Kurds. Everyone forgets about the Kurds because if we were to remember them we'd realize that Turkey has a large Kurdish population too that is pushing for their own home state. This is the same Turkey that has a rather lackadaisical attitude about its role in the Armenian genocide.
George Bush had the responsibility to protect America (even you liberals). If President Bush had not taken this action and we were hit with WMDs, would you not have called for his head on a platter for failing to protect you and your family? But President Bush has protected America for seven years.
In the last paragraph Catallozzi says that Husseins WMD were used on 'Iraqi' and Iranian targets. It has long been proven that the SCUD missile did not have the range to hit the United States. As I mentioned earlier they could hit Israel but don't doubt Israel. She is armed to the teeth and if Hussein had decided to lob a bunch of SCUD's at them Baghdad may very well have turned into a green glass bowl at Israels hand.
But they never, ever represented a threat to the United States.
Not bad for the bungling idiot you think he is.
I don't necessarily consider him a bungling idiot. I do consider him a fratboy type which is more dangerous.
Most of all, you hate President Bush for the 4,000 lives that have been lost in Iraq. But you might want to spread some of your hatred around for other American presidents such as Woodrow Wilson. Under Wilson's direction, we lost over 116,000 in World War I. Under President Franklin D. Roosevelt in World War II, we suffered more than 400,000 battle deaths. In the Korean War, under President Harry Truman, we lost nearly 37,000 servicemen. All three of these presidents were liberal Democrats. So, next time you think about hating President Bush, you might want to consider hating some of these other American presidents.
I don't hate Bush alone, I hate his Repug cronies who got us into this debacle in Iraq AND Afghanistan. Remember Afghanistan? The one that kicked the ass of the Russians back in the day? Sure they did it with the help and training of the U.S. but they did it.
Catallozzi's comparison of Bush to presidents Wilson, Roosevelt and Truman is a nice try but it doesn't follow. In the cases of those three presidents, we had a solid target, we had a clear reason to enter the warfare. Of the three I'd say that Wilson is the only one who is even mildly like Bush from the perspective of the fact that we didn't have to enter World War I, it was Wilson that pushed us into it.
And few people realize that one of the key results of the Treaty of Versailles is that it crippled the German economy which helped to propel Germany into World War II. Read Manchester's "The Arms of Krupp 1587-1968″. It is an eye opener, it was the German military-industrial complex that pushed Hitler into warfare. And what do we have today in the U.S., but the military-industrial complex motivating Herr Bush.
Or, better yet, you might want to consider the notion that freedom isn't free.
I'm well aware of that. But like it or not the U.S. is two things that I bet Catallozzi abhors, it's an empire and it's a socialist haven. Ha!
George Bush helped establish two new democracies in the Mideast, in Iraq and Afghanistan. That was no small accomplishment. Democracies stabilize the world. Contrary to liberal media and Democratic propaganda, George Bush stabilized the Mideast. In the history of the world, there has never been a case where one democracy has attacked or declared war upon another democracy.
The middle east is in no way, shape or form under any illusions of Democracy. Might I remind Catallozzi that:
a) The majority of the 9/11/2001 hijackers were of Saudi Arabian citizenship. Not Iranian nor Iraqi, but Saudi. If you like, watch the movie "The Kingdom". It kind of explains what it is like under the House of Saud.
b) The events of 09/11/2001 unfolded under the watch of the Bush administration. People conveniently forget that fact because it is one that happened under the watch of Repug Bush. And we now know that a National Intelligence Estimate had told Bush over a month before that Bin Laden was "determined to strike the U.S. … using aircraft." yet the administration did NOTHING to stop it. The fact that our air defense forces were on stand down that day is also suspicious. But I'm not going to go off of my 9/11/2001 conspiracy tangent, it's just that far too many questions remain unanswered than were answered.
c) The best way to prevent warfare between nations is to link them economically, not by democracy. Democracy is the red herring argument used by those Bush supporters who don't have the cognitive abilities to make the connections I've made in this post. Perhaps they do have them yet choose not to exercise their right to think. I don't know what it is, but approving of George W. Bush when almost all the evidence says otherwise is the worst kind of delusion.
One last thought on President Bush. His approval rating is only 32 percent, but the Democrat-controlled Congress has an approval rating of only 9 percent. Maybe you should spread your hatred to Congress.
Better yet: You might want to learn to love and respect America and our president.
George W. Bush is one man, while congress is a body comprised of over 500 people. That 9 percent score is misleading because if you rated the congress people individually I'm sure they'd score higher than George W. Bush.
I do love and respect the United States of America, but a president is a man like me and to get my respect he has to earn my respect. I hold no reverence for priests or politicians. They are no better than me.
And blind servitude is the worst of sins. To support Bush's failed international policy because you respect him smacks of insincerity.
Catallozi owns Worldwide Ferry Services and hides behind a post office box and a cell phone number. There is no detectable web presence and the company is not registered with the RI Secretary of State's office. I wonder how beneficial the Bush war has been to Catallozzi?
Met someone who won't vote for McCain or Obama August 23, 2008Posted by truthspew in politics.
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Last night Keyron and I met up with friends, one of which I hadn't seen in a while. Kerry is a 39 year old white woman.
Know why she won't vote for Obama? Because she wanted Clinton to get it. So instead she'll waste her vote because things didn't go her way. She says she's going to do a write in so maybe it's not a complete waste, but it just gives advantage to McCain in my view.
But it gets better. Neither David or Jon are registered to vote but David has a firm belief that Obama would be assassinated and that because of that people would vote in McCain. I told them that 8 years of George W. Bush was enough of the neo-con agenda. I also mentioned if you really wanted to cover the racists the misogynists and the homophones you should run a black lesbian for president, that way we could easily spot the bigots out there.
But the thing about not voting for Obama because Hillary Clinton didn't get the nomination irks me. David and Kerry were both making noises about how Clinton had the experience. I looked at both incredulously and asked how being first lady made one more experienced. Instead I see Hillary Clinton as a conniving bitch who'll stop at nothing to be first. Of course in this latest episode I'm reasonably certain that the party elders told Clinton to step aside this time around.
Kerry made the comment that Obama's campaign was about change, but she claimed she didn't know what changes he had in mind. I told her that Obama's campaign had much more substantive ideas about energy, the economy and civil rights. It's interesting to see McCain parroting some of Obama's policies. I hope that Biden assumes the attack dog role and slams McCain over that.
I have to admit I am suffering from a bit of fatigue in all this since my decision was made long ago to support Barack Obama. I just can't wait for election day to be here. If John McCain wins I'm definitely moving forward with obtaining Italian citizenship as I plan to be the hell out of the U.S. if we're going to be subjected to four more years of Bush/McSame rule.
AFA is now upset with Honda August 22, 2008Posted by truthspew in AFA.
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And interestingly enough I'm considering a Honda Civic Hybrid as my primary vehicle. I think I've said before that my criteria were initially a cost 40MPG highway. The Civic Hybrid meets both those criteria.
Initially I'm going to pickup a Smart fourtwo Cabriolet. It's way less than $30K and gets 33 city, 40 highway. It's a two seat vehicle and comes completely loaded for under $18K. We're talking power everything including heated leather seats. Here in New England that'll be a nice feature in the dead of winter.
What I find more interesting about the fourtwo is that it has an "automated" manual 5 speed transmission. You can switch it out of automatic to manual but there's no clutch. It does have a feature where if you're on a hill it'll hold the brake a second or two to allow you time to move your foot from brake to gas.
And the whole car is drive by wire.
But anyhow, on to the AFA's latest tirade:
Dear Friend,
The California Supreme Court, which recently legalized same-sex marriage, has ruled by a 7-0 vote that homosexual rights trump religious freedom. The ruling barred doctors, because of their Christian beliefs, from withholding unnecessary medical care to gays and lesbians. The ruling says that under state law sexual orientation rights trump religious freedom.
Justice Joyce Kennard wrote in the ruling that two Christian fertility doctors who refused to artificially inseminate a lesbian have neither a free speech right nor a religious exemption from the state's law, which "imposes on business establishments certain antidiscrimination obligations."
Doctors at the Christian clinic referred the lesbian to another clinic, but the lesbian refused their referral – demanding that the Christian clinic perform the procedure. When the Christian doctors refused to violate their religious convictions, the lesbian sued and the Supreme Court gave her the victory.
This ruling will affect every business in California. If a similar victory in a federal court is won, every business in America will be affected.
For example: Alabama Fertility Specialists (AFS) has begun a campaign to bring Honda of Alabama to its knees because Honda will not cover artificial insemination for a lesbian in it's insurance.
Honda advised their insurance carrier to "exclude domestic partners (same-sex partners) from ART (Assisted Reproductive Technology) benefits including diagnostic services related to fertility/infertility…" If this doesn't work, then count on AFS to sue.
Alabama Fertility Specialists alerted the media, their supporters and gay groups about Honda's actions and called on supporters and gays to bombard Honda with phone calls and letters.
Thank you for caring enough to get involved. If you feel our efforts are worthy of support, would you consider making a small tax-deductible contribution to help us continue?
Donald E. Wildmon,
Founder and Chairman
American Family Association
Honda should cover it and I suspect they will. But I can see the reasoning behind them not covering it since IVF is EXPENSIVE and not 100% accurate even today. It spans nothing at all to multiple births at the same time when it is successful.
But the AFA's lead off in this story is what irritates me the most. Yes, my civil rights do trump your religious rights. The framers of the Constitution wanted us to have freedom of and freedom from religion.
In the case of the doctors perhaps they should consider another career. But then the doctors I've run across have been for the most part Jesus freaks with those who check their religious beliefs at the door. The Jesus freaks should maybe consider a career in faith healing because they obviously missed the lesson in medical school.
The commute to work. August 21, 2008Posted by truthspew in Uncategorized.
Tags: Charlie Card, Commute, Hack, MBTA
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Generally speaking the commute to work isn't too bad but I found out this week it does have its moments.
Two days ago the train was stopped at the Rte. 128 station for a medical emergency. That delayed us by about 20 minutes.
Then this evening it was delayed because of track congestion. But this time I was only about a ten minute delay before we got back to Providence.
The MBTA Red Line runs like a clock though. Those subway cars can hit 50MPH which is quite fast for a small train. But because it stops so often it takes 20 minutes to cover 12 miles.
Been paying cash for everything since it didn't make sense to drop $250 on a pass midway through the month. Of course I'll probably spend $250 for two weeks but hey, the job pays enough to cover that.
Got a Charlie Card but I can only use that on the subways or buses. The commuter rail isn't yet setup for it but they will be shortly. They're rolling out WiFi on the commuter trains little by little so its likely they'll use the WiFi on the trains to connect devices that can read and write Charlie Cards.
I also have a 3-track reader/writer. I'll let your imagination run free there but I will tell you that the re loadable Charlie Card has already been hacked and I have in my possession the information necessary to deposit say $653 on my card. Not that I've done so, I've actually put about $40 on the card.
I do want to swipe through a few of the RIPTA change cards and things of that nature and see what I get. I bet that's not secure either.
A new job August 20, 2008Posted by truthspew in Uncategorized.
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Finally, a regular pay check again only this time it's much more worthwhile. In essence I'm doing database work for a new company. You'll hear a lot about this company very soon as it will impact the way we all shop and eat.
The killer of this is the commute but for the money it's definitely worth it. So don't be concerned if you see a lack of postings here. It's just that I leave when it's dark and get home when it's dark.
AFA gets their panties in even more of a bunch over Mickey D's August 13, 2008Posted by truthspew in AFA.
Tags: AFA, Donald Wildmon, Out & Equal
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Once again the fucktards at the AFA are raving mad at McDonald's.
McDonald's does it again
Dear Truthspew,
McDonald's has done it again. First, the company paid $20,000 to become a member of the National Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce and to have a seat on the board of directors. Next, McDonald's refused a request to remain neutral in the culture war by choosing to promote the gay agenda. Then McDonald's accused those opposing the gay agenda, including same-sex marriage, of being motivated by hate.
Now we learn that McDonald's sponsors training for homosexuals on how to promote their agenda among corporations from the inside. Out & Equal™ Workplace Advocates is a national organization devoted to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community in the workplace. One of its primary purposes is to train employees how to aggressively promote homosexuality within the company they work for, all the way to the corporate boardroom. Part of last year's Out & Equal Summit in Washington, DC, (sponsored by McDonald's) was an organized march into congressional offices demanding same-sex marriage laws be passed.
At the bottom of McDonald's half-page ad in the Out & Equal Summit booklet is this statement: "From neighborhood to neighborhood, coast to coast and around the world, McDonald's is proud to celebrate diversity" (homosexuality).
Good for McDonald's. From Out & Equal's main page:
Our mission is to educate and empower organizations, human resource professionals, Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) and individual employees through programs and services that result in equal policies, opportunities, practices, and benefits in the workplace regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, expression, or characteristics.
The AFA puts the spin on it by saying we're aggresively promoting homosexuality. No, we're simply asking for full equality. But then the AFA has always been guilty of twisting the language to suit the homophobe meme.
This is a classic tactic of the AFA. If you notice I'm running out of steam on this because there are only so many ways I can say it. I'd like to tell the founder of the AFA, Donald Wildmon to go and fuck himself. Actually I'd love to shove a 2×4 driven through with rusty spikes up his ass. And the same treatment for the people who support the AFA. I hereby dub the act a spiking. So Spike the AFA!
I've said it before and I'll say it again. The AFA isn't about family, it's about bigotry and hatred. And their main target is homosexual people. I'd love to see the AFA in a cat fight with the HRC.


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Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish believes the quality of Luis Suarez's first hat-trick for the club should have come as no surprise.
The Uruguay international scored all three of his side's goals in a 3-0 Premier League victory at Norwich on Saturday.
Two were fine finishes netted in the space of four first-half minutes while the third was a goal of the season contender - an audacious lob from all of 50 yards.
It was the perfect preparation for the FA Cup final on Saturday, although Liverpool have a Premier League home game with Fulham on Tuesday before they meet Chelsea at Wembley.
"Every goal was a great goal but it's not a surprise because of the quality of the player he is," Dalglish said of Suarez, who was barracked constantly by the home fans.
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The Norwich defenders certainly thought so as centre-backs Elliott Ward and Ryan Bennett were given a torrid time. Ward was at fault for the second and third goals.
Dalglish was also delighted with his team's performance as a whole, especially as their previous game had seen them beaten at home by West Bromwich Albion.
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"There will always be some individual performances that outshine others and Luis, scoring the three, will get most of the headlines and deservedly so, but it was the way the players went about their work that got us the result."
Andy Carroll, the England forward, took no part in the game as he has a groin injury but Dalglish confirmed he expected him to be available for the FA Cup final.
Norwich would have drawn level on points with Liverpool had they won but Paul Lambert's side are still not safe from relegation, although that would be extremely unlikely event.
Lambert, who played under Dalglish at Celtic, was adamant that a sense of perspective was needed as the club had been playing in the third-tier League One just two seasons ago.
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"It's always disappointing to lose but I'm not going to get too down about it. I can't be too critical of these lads after all they have done. You pick yourself up and go again.
"It has been a hard season and we have had to be right on our game to get any points whatsoever. We are still in a good position. Our objective was to stay in this league.
"Everybody had us down for getting relegated and we have surpassed all expectations. We just need to get over that line and hopefully we will."
Liverpool's striker Luis Suarez runs with the ball during their English Premier League football match against Norwich City at Carrow Road stadium in Norwich. Suarez scored a hat-trick as Liverpool warmed up for next week's FA Cup final with a comfortable 3-0 victory at Norwich City .


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