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Don't get me wrong, the game is fine. The shooting feels great, the graphics look amazing (exactly like Bad Company 2), and the leveling stuff all looks like it will keep people playing it for a few months. I just don't know why anyone who loves Bad Company 2 or Call of Duty should buy this game. Maybe you just can't get enough of shooters? Or, perhaps you just love EA and you want to help them have bigger Christmas bonuses?
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The open beta is currently available off Steam until the 7th, so you have nothing to lose trying it out.
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"The ECB has great staying power," Tumpel-Gugerell, 59, who retired from her ECB position last year, was quoted as saying by the Linz, Austria-based newspaper. "It can decide on its own for how long it provides liquidity. Its instruments are manifold and it decides autonomously which one it's using, and when," she said, adding that the ECB must also observe its primary goal of price stability.
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My family isn't excited about my pregnancy. What can I do?
This is my first child, my parents' fifth grandchild, and my in-laws' second grandchild. While my in-laws have shown great interest and constantly call to see how things are going with my pregnancy, my own parents and sister act like they couldn't care less. My mother rarely calls, and when she does it's to ask me to do something for her. My sister acts as though she's been there, done that, and can't be bothered to answer any of my questions. I feel abandoned by my family. What can I do?
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Being in the same boat, sort of speaking, I'm 30 years old and 11 week's so far with my 5 child. my yongest is 4 1/2 , my husband is exstatic- this of my two with him was carefully plan and in less then a month of planning, we got pregnant, when I told my mother her first reaction was, well that I was out of my mind, what about finishing your school, your degree, well, so far she hasnt spoken to me for over 2 weeks. and thinking of a few things she said is making think of second thoughts. and know I'm not as happy as I was, I dont now what to do or think anymore.posted 03/13/2006 by ymystic
With my first, my parents & grandparents were excited (it was the first grandchild and great-grandchild)...my in-laws were like, okay, that's nice - it was their 12th! But after the birth, my in-laws were so excited. That made it nice. Now we're expecting #2 (both times it took us a year plus to get pregnant)...my parents are happy, but are much more excited about my sister having her 1st (it's taken her awhile to get pregnant too) and it's kind of frustrating sometimes because I feel like my parents don't care that much about our #2...but I try not to let it bother me. I think my MIL would've been excited, but she passed away last summer...and FIL is still dealing with that. But my husband and 4 year old are so excited, that it makes up for most of the lack of excitement from the extended family.posted 03/13/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
I understand where you are coming from. This is our first child, and my parents have only called once to check on the pregnancy (and I am 34 weeks), and they didn't even RSVP or show up to our baby shower. My husband's family has been very supportive, though. I guess my parents still cannot get past the fact that my husband (of 3 years) is part hispanic. So, I am at a loss of what to do when the baby finally arrives- do I even call my parents or what?posted 03/13/2006 by sunday3
I am a young single mom of 3 boys (had my first at 17 and he is now 10) and I just found out (at my yearly ob/gyn appt) that I was expecting my 4th!!! I was absolutely SHOCKED to say the least! I was on the NuvaRing and I could have sworn I did everything right!! This obviously HAS to be a blessing in disquise!! I finally broke down and told my Mom the news yesterday.. of course she started crying, but then she said "Well, maybe this time its a girl!!" So that made me feel a little better.. Now the hard part is telling my Sister and my Dad. My Sister and her husband can not have children on their own and they have been working with a fertility clinic.. I feel soooo horrible! How do tell my sister the news? Then there is my Dad.. usually my Dad is very cool with everything, but something inside me tells me that this is going to be tough on him.. I hate feeling like a disappointment to everyone!! I would have to call him (he lives in another state), but the thought of doing that makes me so sick to my stomach.. Would it be too "impersonal" to write him a letter?? If any of you have any suggestions that would be fantastic! Thank Youposted 03/13/2006 by CrzyMomof3
I can say, it is a very emotionally devasting situation to be in. I am 41, and unexpectedly pregnant with what will be my 4th child and my common-law husbands 5th. I am now in my 7th month and have waited for 6 of those months for my parents to come around. This will be their 4th grandchild and the first girl. My sons are grown b/c I was a young mother - they are 18, 20 & 22 and are all excited for me and to have a 'little' sister. My commn-law spouse was not happy either and although we had both said we did not want anymore children (we do not share any other children) we did not continue that discussion to the 'what if's' and now have discovered we had completely different views on an unexpectd pregnancy. My view is 'it wasn't expected, but it is a gift and as long as the baby is healthy and I am healthy enough to have this baby, there is no question but to have it'. His was we did not want more kids therefore the decison is simple. At this point he and I have been separated for 3.5 months, which is very difficult emotionally and financially. I have a brand new self-employment career (10mths) and struggle everyday - he is supporting me but non-committal. My parents took the 'you should have aborted the baby, what are you thinking' stand and still maintain that. My Dad's theory is you chose this - you find out what a mistake you made - we are not helping you. I try to stay focused on the baby and what a joy she will be; but there are days when I am very overwhelmed and that weakness scares me that I am not capable of doing this financially on my own. I have just developed gestational diabetes, which probably is partially a product of the stress I feel along with the hereditary factor from my father. I am so nervous that the baby might have health issues and that it will be my fault.posted 03/13/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
I am not trying to make excuses for your family, but could there be underlying issues? My in-laws weren't terribly excited when we told them either time, but we think it was because my MIL lost 3 babies, one at 4 months, one at 5, one at 6. I think they wanted me to be further along with my pregnancy and mostly sure that things would be OK before they jumped on the excitement train. LOL!posted 03/13/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
I feel for you going through this, especially when this is one time when you need a whole lot of support. I think you should feel good and happy with yourself, because you have somebody else to look out for, and be thankful that you are blessed no matter what somebody else may feel or not. Enjoy and celebrate your pregnancy with those who are accepting of you and enjoy this special time! ...Lalah!posted 03/13/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
I understand how you feel. My inlaws, who are usually very excitable, sounded depressed when we told them our news of being pregnant with our first child. We figured out that it was about their issues (not our pregnancy) -- such as getting older and feeling they would have less of their only son's (and only child's) time. It is too bad. But I would suggest on focusing on your own excitement and the excitement of your inlaws and friends. In all the celebration your parents will realize that they are missing out on the party.posted 03/13/2006 by a BabyCenter Member
It would certainly be nice for your family to be much more supportive of you during this time. THEY may have been through it all before, but it's YOUR first time, and it would be nice if they were more sensitive to that. You say it's your parents' 5th grandchild... does that mean your sister has 4 children? If so, she could just be run way too ragged and not have the time to answer your questions. It is disappointing, but when you have your baby, you will see how much work one child can be... let alone FOUR! Read your Babycenter updates, read other birthing books, talk to your OB/midwife to see what books they recommend, read books on other birthing methods... even if you're pretty sure you're NOT going to go that way (example, if you're SURE you're going to get an epidural, go ahead and read up on no meds natural childbirth too... just to have the information available to you). You can watch shows like Birth Day, Maternity Ward, A Baby Story, etc., although sometimes these shows are a bigger cause of anxiety for some mothers than just a source of information... so if you find that these shows are stressing you out--STOP WATCHING THEM. It's totally cool to just want some general information, and if you are able to understand that all birthing experiences are different and just because you see something on a show doesn't mean that's necessarily going to happen with you, then you're probably okay to watch the shows. But I've known a ton of women who see an emergency c-section or whatever and they get CONVINCED that's what will happen with them. If you start feeling like that--STOP WATCHING THOSE SHOWS. Talk to your family in a calm, non-accusatory way. Let them know that they've "been there/done that," but you haven't. This is all new to you. Just because your sister has had her children doesn't mean that all of her knowledge and experiences were automatically transferred to you or anything, and you would really appreciate them to either be more involved or to just be available if you need to talk. Hopefully they will understand. BIG HUGSposted 03/13/2006 by BabyElShami
I felt that way too. My mom used to come visit, call often, and be a very close part of my life. Once I got pregnant with my first child, she seemed to back away. I know she is excited, but she doesn't act like it. The further along I get, it is more evident that she is excited. I think that she tried to give me my space and let me know that she doesn't want to intrude in my life as much. A new baby will change everything, and she knows that. I would tell her how you feel, I told my mom and she has been much closer ever since. She just needed to know that I wanted her around. Good luck!posted 03/13/2006 by Flatchmo
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The nice brick area will shortly be covered by second/third cars and recycling bins!
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Add some pep to your mid-week with any number of the great events on tap for tonight. The Oval starts its daily programming for the week (which runs from Wednesday through Sunday) with a free workout class, bocce ball league, swing dance class and plenty of frosty brews at its beer garden. Discounted dinner options […]
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It's Wednesday night, and that means the return of a slew of weekly summer events like Center City Sips, pay-what-you-wish Wednesday at two museums, the Penn Museum's summer concert series and more. Raise a discounted cocktail to Wednesday as Center City Sips returns with awesome deals at more than 80 bars throughout Center City, Midtown […]
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It's summertime and the cooking should be easy. So says chef Eli Collins of Pub & Kitchen, now offering a laid back, weekly-changing "comfort dinner" at the restaurant every Wednesday this summer, starting this Wednesday, June 25 The Graduate Hospital hangout was recently bestowed with a coveted three bells from The Philadelphia Inquirer's Craig LaBan, […]
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Update: Due to inclement weather, the Phillies Home Opener has been postponed from Monday, April 7 to Tuesday, April 8. Alright, sports fans. The Philadelphia Phillies home opener hits Citizens Bank Park tomorrow, Tuesday, April 8 to kick off another sweet season of Major League Baseball in Philadelphia. After playing the Texas Rangers and the […]
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Known around the world as one of the most raucous party seasons of the year, Mardi Gras traditionally celebrates a bit of debauchery before the fasting days of Lent, the six weeks leading up to the Easter Sunday holiday. The Carnival season, beginning on or after the Epiphany or Kings day and wrapping up on […]
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As summer weather slips into town, most Philadelphians long to be just one place — down the shore. If you can't make it to the coast, the next best thing might be convincing yourself you're at the beach by dining on chilled seafood and fresh fish. From delicate crudos and buck-a-shuck oysters to creamy lobster […]
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[This spring, Visit Philly launched a new effort to promote 14 different neighborhoods surrounding Center City Philadelphia. With our new complementary "Philadelphia Neighborhoods" post series, Uwishunu is teaming up with Visit Philly to promote all the awesome dining, shopping, arts, nightlife, events and more within Philly's many exciting neighborhoods.] This weekend, the annual Odunde Festival […]
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The Walking Dead's Michael Rooker "Relieved" by Merle's Fate
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Who knew we could feel bad for The Walking Dead's Merle Dixon? In one of the AMC zombie drama's most surprisingly emotional scenes, Daryl (Norman Reedus) was forced to put down his once-villainous-turned-hero brother Merle (Michael Rooker) after discovering him as a walker — a fate The Governor (David Morrisey) bestowed upon his former right hand man after Merle attempted to kill him and the fighters from Woodbury. Though Rooker is relieved that Merle met his maker, he thought it was too soon in the story line to say goodbye. TVGuide.com caught up with Rooker to find out why:
The Walking Dead: Did Rick hand over Michonne to The Governor? Who died?
When did you find out Merle was going to die?
Michael Rooker: About two weeks before the episode. I was actually quite relieved because I wouldn't have to wear the arm again. Honest to God, that was my first thought. Thank you, thank you! I don't have to put the god---- thing on ever again. But then I thought, "Oh sh--, I'm out of a job."
How much more difficult was it acting with the arm contraption this season? And what, if anything, did you have to change in your acting style to accommodate that?
Rooker: I got used to it so quickly, it was crazy. I didn't necessarily like wearing it. It didn't cause me to act any differently. It ended up being an extension of my own hand. I used that "hand" all the time. That "hand" ended up being a nice tool. I could eat a single [grain of] rice with that "hand."
Were you sad to say goodbye to the character after fans had waited so long to see him return?
Rooker: That's kind of a shame. I thought it was unfortunate, and I did not necessarily agree with the choice to do this. It was a big build up and you really didn't get the true payoff. We had a great through line for this season, but the fans want more. They're not very happy. I don't think a lot of the true Walking Dead fans are happy with this. But, as you know, as actors, we don't have a choice in the matter. It's cliché, I know, but it's so true: When one door closes, another door opens.
What was it like putting on the zombie makeup and going through this transformation?
Rooker: I did Slither, so I've done seven hours in the makeup chair. So two hours for zombie makeup is like nothing. That's a walk in the park for me. When you do seven-hour makeup and then eight hours of work, you're thinking, "Oh God, what did this do to me?" You're under that rubber forever. It's crazy.
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Rooker: It was unfortunate that he didn't shoot The Governor in the head. The way it was edited, it looked like Merle would've missed The Governor anyway, which is not how we did the scene. The scene was shot in a way that Merle missed The Governor because the walker attacked him and pushed the rifle away from The Governor and shot the kid in the face. But the way it was edited, it looked like Merle actually missed The Governor, which is kind of dumb. But that's my own opinion. There's no reason why he would've missed accept for the zombie hitting him and causing him to miss.


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The ice at Air Canada Centre is a stage upon which the greatest hockey players in the world perform. Darryl and Rob look after it.
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Each year, the NHL hosts its pre-season media events in the NYC area. This year, Dion Phaneuf & David Clarkson represented the Leafs.
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Mason Raymond and his wife, Megan, attend the MLSE Foundation's A Night With Blue and White.
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In support of the MLSE Foundation, the wives and girlfriends of the Leafs sell tickets to the 50/50 draw at Air Canada Centre.
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It may have seemed like a dream start, with 2 hat tricks in the first 3 games, but the hard work it took to get there was real.
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A quick look behind the scenes as the Leafs held their only All Access event of the season with Jonathan Bernier and Mason Raymond.
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Connor's Mom, Anne, is almost as happy as Connor that he signed with his hometown team.
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Andrew MacWilliam and the rest of the Marlies head to Forest Hill for a practice before being joined on the ice by a local minor team.
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The longtime Leafs Equipment Manager talks about his team's preparation for The Winter Classic in Detroit.
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The Leafs make their traditional Christmas visit to Sick Kids Hospital.
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The Marlies came away with a shootout win against the Grand Rapids Griffins at Comerica Park on December 30, 2013.
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Huge long-time Leafs fans Steve and Daneil Herceg prove that Leafs Nation runs in the family.
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Jerry and the rest of his teammates visit Milton to share the ice with the local kids.
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A little Bingo goes a long way. The Marlies have some fun with the great kids at Sick Kids.
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An integral part of the team, the veteran centreman talks about what it means to be a Maple Leaf.
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Claude Loiselle played in the NHL for 13 years. Now the Leafs Assistant GM, he has worked as an agent and scout.
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The Leafs' top line recently shot a commercial for ASUS, in a setting that reminded them why they love the game.
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Update on ErdenemunhMr. Erdenemonh is 49 years old. He lives with his wife and four children in a ger in Tosontsengel soum, Zavhan province, Mongolia. His wife, Suriyaragchaa, runs her own business, providing tailoring and cobbler services at home. His two sons, Gonchigsuren, age 21, and Ser-Od, age 19, and his daughter, Budhand, age 17, are all university students. His youngest daughter, Otgonsuren, age 8, goes to a local primary school.
Erdenemonh has been running his furniture manufacturing business since 2001, on their plot of land and he made it business in 2009. He is well-known in town, for his qualified products. He is requesting a 1,500,000 MNT loan, to purchase inventory (wood and other materials) at a low price. He will use it to produce more wooden furniture. Both Erdenemonh and his wife are hard-working and diligent people, who say, "We are working hard to develop all our children into educated and well-behaved people."
Previous Loan DetailsErdenemunh is 48 years old and lives with his four children and wife in a ger in the Tosontsengel province of Mongolia. His eldest son is a college student. His other two children are high school students. The youngest daughter attends kindergarten. His wife plants and sells vegetables. Erdenemun... More from Erdenemunh's previous loan »
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About XacBankThis loan is being administered through XacBank, a Mongolian for-profit microfinance institution. XacBank is located in every province of Mongolia, reaching some of the most rural micro business clients. With this Kiva loan, there is an opportunity for the entrepreneur to get a savings account including 9% of the interest if they pay back the loan on time. This is a special savings account that XacBank has specifically prepared for the Kiva loan borrowers to promote savings habits.
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This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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BIRMINGHAM, AL -- Payton Burnett and Amahni Upshaw each recorded double doubles, leading Brantley past Loachapoka 43-31 in the Class 1A Girls State Championship Game on Friday morning. The Bulldogs captured their second straight 1A title, one year after beating Keith for the championship.
Burnett scored 16 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, while Upshaw added 13 points and 10 boards for Brantley (27-5). The Bulldogs outrebounded Loachapoka 35-27.
But, it was defense that sparked the Bulldogs title repeat, as Brantley held Loachapoka to 24 percent shooting for the game, including just 15 percent from 3-point range.
Brantley started fast on Friday morning, jumping out to a 14-5 lead after the first quarter. Loachapoka cut the Bulldogs lead to three points at halftime, but would get no closer.
Upshaw was named Class 1A Tournament MVP, averaging 12 points and 10 rebounds over the Buldogs two wins in Birmingham.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- A Memphis bank where two people were shot during an attempted robbery of an ATM is offering a reward of $10,000 for information leading to the identification and arrest of the suspects.
Memphis police said two armed men tried to rob 44-year-old Roneccia Luster at the Orion Federal Credit Union ATM on Tuesday night. As she drove away, she was shot and crashed into a utility pole. She was later pronounced dead at the hospital.
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Situated on the beach, this apartment is 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from Russian Bay Ruins and within 3 mi (5 km) of Kanali Beach and Poros Ferry Terminal. Askeli Beach and Poros Town Clock Tower are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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"This is what the Lord Almighty said: 'Administer true justice; show mercy and compassion to one another. Do not oppress the widow or the fatherless, the foreigner or the poor. Do not plot evil against each other.'" Zechariah 7:9-10, NIV An oft-recurring theme with the Minor Prophets and echoed again with Zechariah is the plight … [Click to read more …]
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The only point I agree with in that review is that the pace is perhaps a bit too break neck, there are interesting points brought up which ultimately don't get that much attention because of how fast the movie goes.
Personally I think the best movies are the ones where they draw inspiration from the series and canon.
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"Waiting for Superman"
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This weekend, some friends and I saw the new, highly-acclaimed Davis Guggenheim documentary, "Waiting for Superman," about the crisis in American public education. It was disturbing, inspiring, informative and sad. When you see images of disadvantaged six-year-olds whose future truly hinges on a slim chance at a lottery win into a high-performing public charter school, it conjures so much anger and frustration.
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We got portraits done today and, even though the studio was fantastic, it was a miserable experience of screaming & fit-throwing. This is the only picture we're able to use but you know what? I think it's adorable, and an accurate reflection of the twins ;) This one, taken last fall, is my favorite. I love it so much, I had a canvas made, and now it's proudly hanging in my living room. I love that the photographer just let us do whatever, and snapped pictures the whole time.
I know I'm not the only one who will never get a 'normal' posed family portrait. I'd love to see yours too!!!


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Students are often lectured at, asked to receive information and not question what is being said. As a college student, I've experienced this first-hand. This summer, I got to explore more creative approaches to learning as part of the team… More»
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One of my top priorities in my third act is spending time with my grandsons. Since we share a two flat Victorian with my daughter and her family, we have the opportunity to share time on a daily basis. But, for several years, we have [...]
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Peggy's Ripples
The problem with Peggy Noonan's bizarre, rambling column yesterday is that when she floats the idea of Cheney's ouster in the Wall Street Journal, it's not just one woman's ramblings in a local paper. Her idle, factless speculation rests on her laurels and the reputation of her publication. And to at least the left and the media, if not the rest of the country, that counts for a great deal. So it's no surprise that Howie Kurtz leads with her column today:
What did surprise me was this Peggy Noonan column in the Wall Street Journal. She, after all, is a former Reagan and Bush White House speechwriter who took a leave in 2004 to work for the president's reelection. But here she is putting into play the question of not only whether Cheney is damaged goods but whether he might have to pack his bags...
There it is. Her reputation. Her newspaper. Her Bush-fawning credentials. "See! Even Peggy Noonan thinks Cheney's time could be up." Her column will have shelf-life, not because it was of any particularly high quality, but because she's a person in the right-wing category (yes, debatable, I know) who has said it. And the press will gleefully repeat her inanity.
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Lindsay Lohan Shows Off Major Cleavage, Fights With Mom
Christina Hendricks isn't the only star who turned heads with her massive cleavage this week.
Lindsay Lohan hit the town in an extremely low-cut satin dress that enhanced her ample assets in New York City on Wednesday night.
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The platinum blonde star, 25, who hosted a party for Lovecat magazine, reportedly got into an argument with her mom Dina at the Standard Hotel around 3:00 a.m Thursday morning.
According to the StyleCaster, the Mean Girls actress looked "visibly upset" and the two exchanged "sharp words."
Earlier in the week, LiLo caused a huge scene at Cynthia Rowley's fashion show.
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"The entire room full of journalists sat ramrod straight and let out excited, disbelieving, four-letter expletives as we all realized this was actually Lindsay Freaking Lohan," New York Magazine's fashion bloggers wrote.
Wearing tiny shorts and a flowing white top, Lohan was escorted to her front row seat by several security guards. According to The Cut, one over-eager photographer wanted a picture of the actress so badly that he went out on the runway (a big no-no!) to get a closer shot.
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Pretoria: The body of South Africa's anti- apartheid legend Nelson Mandela was taken to a military hospital here on Friday as preparations for the December 15 state funeral of the peace icon began.
Mandela, South Africa's liberation hero and the first democratically elected president, died early on Friday at his home in Johannesburg after battling a protracted illness.
Escorted by military motorcycle outriders, a black SUV carried Mandela's coffin, draped in South Africa's flag, to the military hospital's morgue from his home.
Mandela will lie in state at the seat of government, the Union Buildings, in the capital city of Pretoria.
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In a television address to the nation, South African President Jacob Zuma said Mandela would be laid to rest on December 15 at Qunu in Eastern Cape province.
Funeral will draw a galaxy of leaders and other dignitaries from across the world.
Zuma, who earlier announced the demise of the 95-year-old Nobel laureate, ordered that all flags of the country fly at half-mast and remain that way until after the burial ceremony, the South African Government News Agency reported.
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Mandela almost three months in hospital this year after being admitted to the Medi-Clinic Heart Hospital in June with a recurring lung infection.
He was discharged in September and was receiving home-based medical care.
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New Delhi: India will be represented by a 'high-level' delegation at the funeral of South African anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela who died early morning in Johannesburg, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Friday.
"Both Prime Minister and President have indicated the reverence that we in India hold Nelson Mandela in. His death is not only a loss for South Africa but for Indiaand the world too. It is certain that a very high-level delegation will go from India," spokesperson in MEA said.
"There is still some time between the funeral is officially held and visiting dignitaries are being asked to attend that...Our High Commission is in touch with South African government (on the issue)...," he added.
The anti-apartheid icon served as President of South Africa from 1994 to 1999 and was recipient of the Bharat Ratna,India's highest civilian award and a well-known Gandhian.
In his condolence message, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh described his as a "giant among men" who not only represented the conscience of the world, but also remained a beacon of hope for those struggling against oppression and injustice long after he had led his own people to victory over such ills."
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By Evan Brunell
Anibal Sanchez, Marlins -- Sanchez took a no-hitter into the ninth inning but had to settle for a complete game one-hitter. He's already tossed a no-no, so the former Red Sox farmhand clearly has no-hit stuff -- he just needs to stay healthy. He finally got a full season in last year, and the 27-year-old appears on the verge of stardom. His ERA entering the game was 5.53, but given his 3.57 xFIP, that was bound to go down. It did, all the way to 3.55.
Jose Bautista, Blue Jays -- Think it's time to take Bautista for real? Plenty were skeptical about the former backup repeating his career year, but the 30-year-old has pretty solidly shown he's here to stay. He went 3 for 3 with two walks, a RBI and four runs and Toronto needed all of them to beat the Rays in 11, 6-4. Bautista is now hitting a cool .339/.480/.661 and pitchers clearly want nothing to do with him. If he does end up walking 136 times this year (what he is pacing), that would be the most bases on balls in a season since Barry Bonds walked a ludicrous 232 times in 2004. Bautista had 100 last year, so it could happen.
Cole Hamels, Phillies -- Hamels was a man among boys, going eight long before graciously allowing Ryan Madson to notch a save. He allowed just four hits and three walks and whiffed eight, blanking the Padres in a 2-0 victory. Every one of San Diego's starter except third baseman Alberto Gonzalez struck out, and even Gonzalez didn't have a full game as he was lifted after two at-bats. The No. 4 starter, Hamels is showing he belongs in the conversation with best pitchers in the game, as his ERA dipped below 3.00 to 2.92.
Rain -- The weather was not kind Friday, wiping out three games. The Yankees/Orioles, Nationals/Pirates and Indians/Twins games will have to be made up at another time. It's not that common you see three games wiped out and although every April people moan about rainouts, it feels especially bad this year, doesn't it?
Casey Coleman, Cubs -- Poor Chicago can't really do much here as it doesn't really have any options to replace Coleman; the Cubs have enough trouble trying to find a fifth starter. Colemans' ERA ballooned to 7.43 after Friday's debacle in which he handed the Dodgers six runs in just three innings. He whiffed four, but he also walked four. Coleman may have a decent career as a swingman for the Cubs, but the 23-year-old just doesn't have it this year.
Adam Dunn, White Sox -- Dunn is still recovering from an appendectomy, so you could excuse him for not getting in the groove just yet. Still, Friday showcased what you usually get from Dunn without any home runs -- an 0-for-4 skid with three strikeouts. Dunn's pacing for 178 strikeouts, which is nothing new for the slugger, but the White Sox will gladly take it if Dunn can swat 40 home runs. He's got two on the season, so has some catching up to do.
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The Supreme Court of Canada's recent decision in Sattva Capital Corp. v. Creston Moly Corp. is a remarkable document. It is more than a judicial decision. It is literally a textbook or checklist for the interpretation of contracts and the review of arbitration decisions. Background First, the context. Creston agreed to pay Sattva a finder's […]Continue Reading →
The Supreme Court Of Canada Proclaims 10 Rules For The Interpretation Of Contracts And The Review Of Arbitration Awards
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English Courts Enforce An Obligation To Mediate And Negotiate
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The articles on this site have often alerted the readers to the hidden dangers of mediation and negotiation clauses in construction contracts. The principle danger is that these sorts of clauses may be unenforceable, for two reasons. The wording of the particular clause may be drafted in such a way as to create no enforceable […]Continue Reading →
Can An Entire Agreements Clause Make A Party To An Agreement Also A Party To Another Agreement?
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In construction projects, there will often be several agreements between the various participants. Those agreements may contain "entire agreement" clauses to ensure that the parties are bound only by the terms of the agreement they sign. But could the entire agreement clause have the opposite effect if it refers to one of the other agreements? […]Continue Reading →
What Authority Does The Court Have To Interfere With Decisions Of Arbitrators?
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This article will discuss the attitude of Canadian courts toward reviewing arbitral decisions. The decisions of Canadian judges reflect the legislative regime in the provincial Arbitration Acts which mandates a starkly different approach toward final arbitral awards as opposed to interlocutory decisions (that is, decisions made by the tribunal during the proceeding, and not the […]Continue Reading →
When Is An International Arbitration Award Enforceable Against A Non-Signatory To The Arbitration Agreement?
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An important issue relating to enforcement of an arbitral award is whether the award can be enforced against a party who did not sign the arbitration agreement. If the arbitral tribunal sitting outside Canada finds that party to be a party to the arbitration agreement, even if that person did not sign the agreement, what […]Continue Reading →
Does The CCDC Dispute Resolution Clause Require Arbitration?
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May An Order Dismissing A Stay Motion Be Appealed?
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When Does An Arbitration Clause Require Arbitration?
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Whether an arbitration agreement requires, or only permits, arbitration is a continuing issue under arbitration law. In building contracts, this issue often arises when the agreement states that arbitration will follow mediation or the involvement of the consultant on the project. The questions that can arise is whether arbitration is mandatory if mediation or the […]Continue Reading →
Is A "May Arbitrate" Clause Mandatory Or Permissive?
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Who Decides If There Is An Appeal From A Court Order Requiring Arbitration: The Parties Or The Court?
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