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upstairs, i'm up on the ninth floor high studio at 30 rockefell this will becialdition of "morning joe."way. ey long have fought our way back.now in our hearts that united states of come. and welcome to a special edition of "morning wednesday, november 7the mornihe-
new york city in front of a great, awake. what's wpeoplele? >> have y >> unbelievable. well there's just a little news to report this morning. president obama has won a second term in the white house. >> what? >> this is huge. go ahead.11:15 last night, the ne presid> the 270old.b[ president has electoral college votes toitt romney's 206. flfriends, my mustache-loving friends, this important. florida is the only swing state yet to be called. oh god. he's texting me right now. textingin rightqf now. >> this is what he says. >> if romney loses florida and h carolina. what's he deal's a deal. >> a deal's a deal. >> and do the showts to come in thursday when florida will be innd that's by i do? >> youk awful. that's still out does not bodel for you mustot the panhandle. >> let it be said or the rest of us.
>> reckoning. you. come thursday and wll see. >> where do we stand in florida, pretty a slim lead in the sunshine state, but it's considered to be too close to call. is my >> it ents until after was declared the winner of virginia. it was a state h 2008, but with polling race was incredibly >> out president obama took colorado.he also took nevada back poll had deadlocked over the weekend,ly deadlocked, was it >> >> the romneke an 11h there. obama was declared the winner fairly early in the ni one battleground state mitt rom north carolina a state that tk in conventions this summer. l) but this morning the president's also pulling ah important for the people would say for the president's pulling ahead in the popular . currently leading nationwide 50%-48%. >> aside from the rac white house, getin this. control for were s favor. we're going over all of those a little later. democrats now hold 51 senateblicans' 45 with north dakota stillnow, youemember -- first ol, many peoe that's great. all ri i'm hoping several because if not, you are a drunk that stumbled in off the street!
>> you've been paid a lot of money to be here. money to be here watch our show and willie geist will tell you, what have i bee the white house, not that t. >> eally cares? if we can only keep john boehne >> you we did it! >> taná-ningacross the country. >> let me tell you somete boehner. republican republicans did keep control of the house, my friends. essentially leaving th politicastructr the past two years. >> that actually is the question before we get ce. lot of the same still the les it's status ve got the preside in charge ofobviously, president obama. the house remains in republic and the senate --.<; i think, you know, big pickup for the depths all of these k were supposed to be so c blown eallyg'd i'veyears, when you run in the house, you can beat something with nothing. and i'm livin in 1994. himself. >> b ep senate and the expands, you've got to be a bit r have a governing philoso i-4 corridor andthese swing states. halperin's probably already dug into thisack obama wonh county in tampa
by 5, 6/x perints. we republicans know how to win these house races. we have got to we have got to -- and it's ideology. >> got tostead of tryin into a1 who actually supporti.eb ye seals that your conservatismer the past fouryou hated barack the americans spoke. that's not a governing philosophy. you can't beat something wit nothing. republicans have t something and be like mitt romney. i'll tell you who'halperin chris christie is going to get hammered over the next couple of weeks for and are you just going to stare at me? >> no. >> have you been up all stop>> you'll be waiting for a do you have? >> >> look the republi is goin circular firing squad for the foreseeable future. they thought they were devastated after barack obama wontime. be ten years lderness. and bob !(rown won, and th? midterms. they thought, you know what ac enough. they lost a lot of senate the same reason. and now the soulrching and the circular firing squad really commences. chris christie will blame. so will mitt romney. of and
win election ugly. ise are going to have to#r deflect eyalso going tond say what kind of party are we going to be? how are we going to compete in forgeties for a minute in statesnq. what aboutfornia? if part ofqwve 45% of the vote much 'rparty about the future. ng chris exactly maybe wh above osacham, this and happened in 1994. look historically, jon. clinton,at wins. two years rejected by a republican revoluti two years republicans won an his landsl were here two years ago. a lot of unhappy democrrs later, they're seen as overreaching and rejected by the american people. >>emocrats hgreater capacity of the modernity. exa the great one. president bush in second well in '06 getting the thumping and finally getting rid of rumsfeld but that was too lateeim a moment franklin t lastevement. >> it isrkable.he as -- i thinkword "soulb= searching," which has alread even in the last eight >> soul searching. >> how about crushed to p
>> youknow. reconstructive surg ringork the i heard that. they're on my nose. b thing which is obvious -- what does he do now? >> what doe president do? >> w top, not >> so whatbarnicle what's t thete is obviously to build upon election last night to go to got to go. firstparently the republicans are so rectill living the world tha our principal objective is to defeatc- this president, nothing will continue tof> get done. to recognize t goin# g to be president of the united years. what you've been talking about, though, would happen republican party science, i don't think. if you walk arouthe b many ca fear of the fr youngd of afraid of ts. you've got to be afraid of change. you've got to be afrai many things. and they also think, too many of them, not all of them that talk radio nation and the talk it's not. it's not. it's just not. so they've and the say this is the going to see éo for the next four years.
and let's do something for thecountry rather than for our >> a couple numbers. >> mike barnicle.e numbers on that point, joe. c@ the president won 70 7- >> wow. >> if you look at demographics, obviously, you don't have to be a mathematician or a statsome people arehe risrating pulation could be stal votes which republicans have chalked up easily.r atident's entire was t economy. i'm digging us out of the hole.[j f the electorate agreed poll said the economy george w. bush's and only 42% say it was the on that argument at the the day saying i'm us out of >> so george w.o have to like ext eight years. >> before people cut him some slack. >> exactly. he's still getting hammered. hammered! let's go throu >> we first wantpresident obam ro obviously in chicago last night at mormack place, the place went int shortly after:00 eastern when declared t th family in massachusetts, and he spoke well. so both of them. people oft america. i believe that the was
founded are the only sure guide to a resurgent renewed greatness. like so many of you, paul a i everything on we have given our all to this campaign. i so wish that i had been able to fulfill your in but t ann and earnestly pray for him and fo thank god bless are the best! thank you so much. >> and whether i earned your and you've mad president.r struggles, i return to the white house more determined and more work there is to dohat liessc >> mk halperins last night towards mitt romney. mitt romney also gracious toward the president. ee >> the president was not just gracious, he was fantastic. i think that was the best he gave. a lot l his 2004 and 2008 speech. a lot of 2 people were asking where was that speech at the where was that guy? he spent the last year after the budget talks fell apart, he spent the last year saying i'm go new mandate by drawing sharp contrast contrast. last night he eda hing out. the teastic. he's got to prove to republicans
from their point of view that hes it and he's going to foll. thought lots of stuff was grea irregularities of any ance no overtime popular vote winning the electoral college. and that speech a great end to the evening saying even though it's a status putting out his hand to say i'm going to meet with mitt i'm going to go back me elected the first time. fantastic platform to build off.>>uences if they don't work together which i think will help the president and republicans come to the table. >> yeah, no doubt about it, they have to wo prident and the speaker of the house have got to figure out a congress who control congress who under the constitution hold the checkbook. >> right. how to work together. and jon meacham, you know history is littered by win re-electi have failed second terms. presidents that win huge majorities, huge landslides and then collapse. in recent history, lbj in '64, nixon in '72, reagan's second term for the first three years,
disastrous with iran-contra. george w. bush's. what does this president do following lessons of the past to make sure that his second term is more effective than his first? >> you're right. the thing worse than losing historically. but i think reagan's a good example. the iran-contra, enormous blot. but he did have some significant foreign policy the '86 tax reform.icularly in those first two took that 49-state mandate. that's thehe got 49states. it's imagine now. in 1984. and managed to push through with that. i t the best second-term presidents are ones who because there's nothing more -- no 2016 yet. >> we did on the tour. >> okay, good, good. all right. >> we're getting there. >> we didn't game it out past the south carolina primary. halperin's got actually a tweet ready. just perish immense amount
-- he needs to moveenbush in totally running on something he had never mentioned, by using something he had never mentioned, social security. the one thing i would say -- barnicle's been -- i hate to say this kind of brilliant on this point>> i know, it's >> strange things happen in campaigns. >> yeah. >> about the need for humility in washington to be the the one thing i wish president had said instead of made me a better president, because i've heard you, is i hope you make me a bett >> yeah. >> not that >> well, okay. mincing words words matter. words matter. >> they do. they do. >> humility you've talked about the president, the administration to show more humility over the nexsly, i will say it about my own party. my own party needing to show more hum for someple in modern-day america confuse civility with compromise. you and i can disagree. in fact, we can be on opposite ends of the eyeideologicalum. committee with still be polite with each other and talk it out
and figure out a compromise. that's cpromising my va what you i believe. that's not that's actuallyus being constructive and putting t united states of america's best interests against your own political party's best interests. >> yeah, but joe, i mean, you're right. you're absolutely right. go ahead. give it up for joe. >> it's been quite a night. and i'm not exactly looking forward to thursday when comes in with his mustache. >> what you're talking about isn't just something that began with the election of barack there's been a sense within the political system within the campa youors i'd say an 10 to 12 s times during the course of this year. where now it's not just enough to defeat your opponent. you have to demonize your r opponent as well. >> you have to destroy them right. >> and you've built a wall. too many candidates in this country at too many levels of congress on up to the white house, they build a wall between themselves and thed the consultants, and the wall is who pretend to cover these campaigns. >> right. >> but campaigns the way campaigns used
to be covered, in terms of the issues that affect real people.o change i a dialogue, a legitimateandidates where they stop demonizing one another. >> all right. before we get to break, we have the senate races to cover real control of the senate last night, end, it wasrats who were able to flip several seats in their favor. in massachusetts, elizabeth warren reclaimed for the democrats, defeating incumbent scott brown. >> she's going to : g on this morning. >> in connecticut -- and in congressman chris murphy actually becomes the senate former wrestling linda mcmahon who poured 42 million more dollars of her own moneypaign. sh4-1. she's now spent $91 million. >> that might have been a bad buy. >> over the past two years, making sure that republicans didn't pick up a single damn seat in connecticut! >> in indiana, democrat joe completed his comeback against richard mourdock, winning that state's race. mourdock never recovered after
ifnt by rape it was, quote, something that god intended. >> politics friends, don't say that if you're on the campaign trail. democrats were also able to hold several seats that were considered up for grabs. todd akin's controversial legitimate rape comment, just a little t7joo much for him to overcome in that either! senator claire mccaskill holds on to her seat. in virginia tim kaine pulled former senator george allen. >> and in ohio sherrod brown won a seco term in the senate fending off republican state treasurer joshel. and in wisconsin, mmy baldwin becomes america's first openly gay u.s. senator, defeating tommy thompson. and the key word there, "openly." and in iwlx independent angus king easily won seat. one. >> the most important adverb of the notable pickup for ans was in nebraska where deb fischer flipped ben nelson's seat defeating bob mike
really quickly before we go to break. that race was we had heard, near the up. all of these races, barack obama's coattails at those numbers, you look at massachusetts, it wasn't even close tt romney had no coattails. in fact, he had a really detrimental impact on a lot of these candidates >> mitt romney lost in every state he's ever livered edlived. >> that's a bad sign. >> do you think his dog's going today? >> you k who's in charge of the researchpublican senate candidates? >> we thank god. i mean seriou6p overtime keeping- seriously, as majority leader of sharron angle in nevada christine "i am not a o'do a lot of soul searching here friends. >> it's not soul searching. it's more than that. >> everyone sitting at the baccar watching boxing on closed circuit. and instead he's going to be majority leader for a couple more years. >> linda mcmahon she's going to2 million
in a dumn new haven and light it fire and just get it over with. >> cut out the man. >> cut out the middle man. >> let's cut out the middle man. >> go ahead. >> can i say one more thing about the senate? >> sure yeah. >> pennsylvania michigan florida, ohio mega states democratic incumbents breezed to re-election in all fouthem. >> oh, my gosh. >> we got all the news in. still ahead on this special post-election edition of "morning joe," the winners of last tim kaine and massachusetts warren will be here. also, nbc's tom columnist eugene robinson. up next mike allen with the post-election "politico playbook." up next andrea mitchell harold ford jr. join the conversation. you're watching "morning joe"
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29 past the hour. a stion m studio 8h inj2 rockefeller center. by the way, look who's here. this is huge. >> joining nous ój andrea former chairman of the republican national committee, michael steele. and msnbc political analyst and visiting professor at democratic congressman harold ford jr. and host of "mad money"nu on cnbc jim cramer. >> and by the way,a ming. andrea mitchell came up to me mika spoken like aieve that for you must win florida and north carolina. >> so how awe? >> i don't think that's true but i'm going to talk lawyerwyers. but thanink that's supporting. >> i think when axelrod on thursday we ought to try and nego new era of oa bipartisanship has begun -- >> yes. could use your diate. >> i doubt it. w i doubt it very . >> i think we can get something done. work it t do you thi? historic night. hopefully it translates intothat have been talked about this morning, especially a magnanimous tone being struck by both i was most struck by twoxp things one, the hopefully
republicans maif you listened to the rhetoric from some in thehe sena which i think surprised many and if you look where the states were picked up montana, it looks more like win that seat. in north it's a positive ' ing forpc the country in many p;ways. hopefully it translates into us getting a deal around the t and sequestration. and i'm hopeful that it sets a immigration to be dealt with which i would republicans with right away. >> michael, let years ago, you were chairman of the republican national >> yep. landslide in recent history. >> yeah. >> nationwide picked up 700 seats across state legislatures.cans946. what happened over the past twoaused this collapse? other thanq] >> well yeah that was part of it, i'm sure. >> yeah. >> no i think part of it was looking back wep of . and what we discovered stopped uwtalking toed communicating values and ideas, accepting people where those two years, joe,ou covered my tenure at the rnc
just like everybody else youdidn't haveonversations about vaginal insertions and -- >> right. >> thank god. >> contraceptions.early to be using those words. >> probe. >> pro. >> use the operative word here. >> thank >>state-sanctioned probe. you know what? maybe we should just steer it. point taken. >> point taken. no, but the point was, we were talking about the things that people were concerned about. we got off of that conver and we got into these other areas where people felt threatened by the tone and how wetopped embrac. so i think that was a big part of the breakdown. andthen of course just the overall messaging ec >> didn't connect. andrea. >> there were so many advantages that mitt romney had on the economy going in. i think the jeep ad was a disaster. you have two ceos basically callin but iith michael about the values. you igne the values of
mainstream americans. you can't ignore women. and you can't ignore the hispanic and minority communities and speak to them the way they were spoken to by some of these mourdock, akin and that bf the overwhelming tone. >> even by mitt romney. sorry. >>o doubt craig shirley had said and i've quoted him, that november football games are won in august. >> yeah. >> wells case you could even say a november game was won back in the early spring when mitt romney decided that he was going to dart as far right as humanly possible, jim cramer,n immigration immigration. and he tried tgo to the right of rick perry. it may have helped him win votes in the primary in the short run. in the long run, you could see it early last night. the exit polls came in. we heard there were moreng in virginia this time than four years ago. colorado, more this ti four years ago. mitt romney got crushed by the hispanic vote. if he had had the samispanic votes that george w. bush had in 2000
or 2004 he would be president of the united states this morning. see, andrea's so r right. i think romney went mathematic, but remember you could do all kinds of project orca trying to get the last-minute vote, trying to be -- they call it that f heaven's sake. but inend, the arithmetic was we're a8:country. the country doesn't look like when i grew up. i'm 57 and the country that romney appeals to is long gone. it doesn't look like us. go back ronald reagan we always talk about ronald reagan's historic landslide in 1980. mika you do breakdown from 1980 and put that in last night's voting group, and ronald reagan would have lost in a landslide. it is a new republican party. this is something that george w. bush and jeb bush s in they warned republicans ajçbout it for some time. and last night, they paid a heavy price for not listening. >> they paid the hard it is a race you could argue
they should have won. >> oh, my gosh. seriously? we had to work overtime do this! left everything on the field? really? >> no. >> not even close! >> they pushed itarther away. >> what does tch -- if you remember what first undo the obama health care substantively in your mind offmewhat and with so many other important issues including the fiscal cliff, but does affordable care act, the supreme court has spoken, the voters have spoken does this mean that we accept it as law? >> i think so. >> politically. >> i tedges. >> but they were going to. >> you to happen over the next four years. you only have to go back to see what ars now. it's identical. again, i'll say it again. in 1992 you had a new democrat come in. he went too far left. in 1994 a moved back to the right. two years later, that republican party went too far right. the american people spoke. and they re-elected that new democrat and gave him another four years. and then the sides figured out how to work together on welfare reform on balancing the
budget for the first time in generation bancing the budget first time for four years since the 1920s, did a lot of great things. that can happen again. but republicans and democrats need to understand they've got to work together to do it. >> let's go to "politico." with us from headquartnhers in virginia, chief white house correspondent for "politico," mike allen. and mike we wewiou late last night. we were able to skype with mybrother in sweden with absolutely no technical problems. >> but not "politico" in arlington. >> but with you it's a disaster. that's all i have to say. good morning, mike. >> good thank you 2wfor trying. the shot looked great. your coverage was amazing. thank you very much.ad a your takeaway takeaways is that republicans are going to have to find a new way to get senate candidates. and we've learned that today, top senate leaders are going to be meeting with some of the outside groups around washington to try and get them to serve as a littlecommittee so that they don't get these unelectable
candidates. just a mitt romney lost in an unlosable race as you point number of these senate candidates also lost unlosable races. looking ahead a little todaye're going to see the bat lines drawn on the if is cal cliff fight. at 3:30 today, speaker he's going to say that this was a status quo election a in the white house democrats in the senate. him, republicans in the house,that this is a mandate for common ground on a mandateepublicans to cave. the white house is going to say, look. the nt around the country saying how he wanted to fix the fiscal cliff, saying that he wand to raise taxes on people who make most money. and it's no surprise they have a mandate to do it but speaker boehner drawing a very hard line -- hardc@ opening line saying that he would forget $250,000 or more that they'veq on. he says he for someonelion orot someone w chastined bynight's republ , are going to say the
same thing the president says. i've got a mandate because they certainly ran in their seats, promising not to raise taxes. so we're going to have to have how are the markets going to react? i think the markets arese there was a rought people into the of very isolated stocks that people felt some naval defense stocks. but the thing i'm worried about here is what i call -- i know chris matthews is here -- the outlaw josie wales factor. g remember what they were really about. they thought that confederacy had won or was going to win. on air last night, while we were getting results, we had people coming on said this is a great ctory. just wait and see. what was i waiting for? for guam? >> can i just tell you, a lot of us felt like you know going into the old peanuts analogy, we were sitting in the pumpkin patch waiting for the great pumpkin to rise. >> i love better than josie wales. >> it never came. we heard about that. but you know jim, sachar -q morning. they believed they were going to
win. they had the ntum. t. >> by sunday night, they were flat. they had gotten thej polls in. they weren't moving in ohio. they weren't moving in pennsylvania. at that point they were flattened by sandy. i don't think this race was close enough to be impacted by a >> no. >> but that's certainly what they believe. >> chris christie yes, springsteen's his ringsteen may have brought him over. i think that people -- i was in ohio a couple weeks ago. you know, there's great wealth in ohio. there are companies t dollars to ohio because there's northeast ohio was flooded withal abouts of dollars of oilmoney. those people are not unhappy. >> andrea we saw it early and we were talking about how the right track/wrong track in ohio shi romney i think, one of the when mitt romney told john kasich stop bragging about your e.0conomy in ohio. ohio was a leading indicator. >> it was a leading in you know the other thing about against agreement is the people who were electedin the house, and the seats. the democrats did rably. i think youip may see a change iemocratic side as a matter of fact. nancy pelosi --
>> would that be good or bad? >> i don't know. sh position after this pa but the point is people who have been elected on the house side feel as you've just said that they've got mandate not to compromise. the senators who have been trying to do something, coburn andd- rather the -- >> the gang of six. >> the gang get together, mark warnerd bob corker and very conciliatory statement from -- >> from them. >> from them and from some of the other senatoron the republican side last night. >> mike talking about mandates. and i can if you knew this or not, ran for conggosh. reallyly -- >> breaking news. >> breaking news. but when i ran in '94, i ran against bill clinton, when i ran in '96, i ran against bill clinton. bill clinton got re-elected. not to follow bill clinton. it was to do what i promised to do on the campaign trail. i think sometimes we do forget because we're all looking at te that there with their own personal their people, with their 600,000
constituents. gornment. that's why we have to compromise. >> well and something thatther impediment to getting a deal who are coming to congress now are even less beholden to their leaders than ever because they have their own sources fund-raising, their own sources of media. and so it's much more difficult for speaker boehner tthose republicans. another hugeto the deal. you knowan coming back to the house. credibility, more sway with the conservatives than yobly running for president. ryan is running for president from the house, he is ñwgoing to have no incentive tol with president obama. it's a big deal and that could really mitigate against any kind of a quick de >> interesting new dynamic there. mike allen, ladies and gentlemen, mike allen. thank you. >> great coverage. matthews here. also, thet ste margaretcarlson. andrea ll thank younight. >> thank youbz, andrea. and bye-bye, cramer. thank you so much. jim cramer, everybody. you're watching the special
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the state polls were all light.ack to "mornings 49 past the 2= the host of msnbc's "politics# nation," reverend al sharpton. we also have former mccain senior campaign strategist and msnbc political analyst, steve jm schmidt joins us. and bloomberg, margaret carlson as well. >> great to haveou here. reverend al happened? >> i thought it was a great night. >> are you sure? >> obviously, i haven't gone to sleep yet. i mean president n but won big and across the board, time for just celebration or time to really take the high road bring the country together make some hardt those
of us on the democratic at the fact that the extreme on the republican side that really hurt romney, and we cannot be extreme when the president has to makeom s around the deficit and all. otherwise we will end up kng last should make all sides reflective the middle and .7 do something big country. >> it's a big statement. >> no do. joe, how do tme issues that are most of gravity facing this country? how do we get to the point where they do? how does that happen? >> well, i think at this point coming up. >> that will help. >> to your point, last night on nbc news that 80% of mitt romn attacking barack obama. 85 obama's ads were negative attacking mitt romney. i think at this point, they've got winsn churchill said in war, acnam ichltmagnamity. before republicans canhe democrats, we've gou our own party. think about it margaret and republicans won presidential
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Neighbouring schools Horton Grange Primary and Farnham Primary, in Great Horton, have joined forces to run the new facility at a nearby children's centre.
The remodelled Farnham Road Children's Centre now boasts the '2s Can' area, complete with toucan logo, which will accommodate 56 two-year-olds. Half of the children will be classed as pupils of Horton Grange and half will be Farnham Primary.
Horton Grange deputy head teacher Sarah Fuller said while other local schools were developing provision for two-year-olds, this project was unique.
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Ramadan: Naked and Vulnerable
No food during my first Ramadan left me feeling emotionally naked, the same way an alcoholic feels when in withdrawal.
Purification leaves the body, especially the nervous system, in a more responsive state. Hunger reduces the need for sleep and increases wakefulness.
Eating our fill hardens the heart, while hunger opens the heart and increases detachment from material concerns. We become more free of needs, qualified by God's name, the Self-Sustaining, Al Qayyum.
Fasting has been a catalyst for awakening in all sacred traditions. The great Sufi poet Rumi, for instance, reminds us: "What sweetness is hidden in the stomach's emptiness. We are like lutes, no less. If the sound-box is stuffed full, no resonance. If the brain and the belly are burning clean with fasting, every moment a new melody emerges from the fire."
Over time, I came to understand the gifts of the month of Ramadan. And I have also learned something about these gifts from friends.
In a gathering of American Muslims, I once posed the question, "What have you learned from fasting?"
A father of three said, "Fasting develops my conscience because I fast in secret as well as in public."
"During Ramadan, I feel transparent. My mind is clearer to reflect, my body feels light," an artist told me.
"It helps me to listen to something deeper. I discovered that there is an inner governing power within me. I have come to value listening to that, as difficult as it sometimes is," an investment analyst remarked.
A journalist said, "It teaches patience and unselfishness. In patiently enduring a deprivation, we become sensitized to the suffering of others and are therefore able to hear their need."
The essence of sacrifice (from the Latin "to make holy") is to give up, to put out of the present moment something good--and so to energize our love of God, to awaken the possibility of being more in touch with a spiritual reality.
Each year, I sense the Ramadan train approaching, and I realize it is once again time to take a ride. When I get on board, I find myself in the best company and well provided for.
I pass the night with my Lord: He gives me food and drink. Hunger is God's food whereby He revives the bodies of the sincere ones (siddiqs). In hunger God's nourishment reaches them.
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The silly thing is Brodeur didn't start his career with the Devils as a starter. So that 11 seasons is starting the 91-92 season. So Henrik not only has shootout victories padding those wins but time Brodeur was still in the minors! Pat your back ranger fans.
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Early last November, the novelist Francisco Goldman was shouldering his way through the Texas leg of a reading tour for his first nonfiction book, The Art of Political Murder. Published by Grove Press in September, the book had received glowing reviews in newspapers and magazines nationwide, and it would soon be included by The New York Times Book Review in its list of the 100 Notable Books of the Year. On November 5 Goldman was relaxing in his hotel before a reading at a Houston Barnes & Noble when his BlackBerry pinged with an e-mail from an innkeeper in the Guatemalan town of Santiago de Atitlán. One day earlier, Guatemalans had voted in a general election, and the winner of the presidential contest was Álvaro Colom, a self-proclaimed Social Democrat and head of the National Unity of Hope (UNE) Party. Quite unexpectedly, Colom had come from behind in the polls to defeat Otto Pérez Molina, a salt-and-pepper-haired general who had campaigned on the slogan of Mano Dura (Firm Fist), a sturdy platform in a country that was ruled by the military and repressive right-wing parties almost without interruption from 1954 until the late '90s. As it happens, the election was also the subject of the e-mail Goldman received from the innkeeper, David Glanville: The Art of Political Murder, Glanville wrote, may have been a decisive factor in Pérez Molina's loss.
Goldman's book is about neither the election nor the candidates. The Art of Political Murder is an investigation of one of Guatemala's most notorious and gruesome killings. On a Sunday night in April 1998, Bishop Juan Gerardi had been bludgeoned to death just two days after publishing a report about the Guatemalan military's responsibility for civilian massacres in the country's recently concluded civil war. In the midst of investigating the case, Goldman found sources who told him that on the night of the murder, Pérez Molina was hanging out in a convenience store near Gerardi's church with a few conspirators in Gerardi's murder. That scrap of information is mentioned–but not heavily scrutinized–by Goldman in his book.
The Art of Political Murder was available only in English, but during the campaign the news it contained slowly spread through Guatemala: in some places disseminated by priests, in other places by UNE officials at election rallies. In Santiago de Atitlán, a small indigenous town on the shores of Guatemala's most beautiful lake, word had arrived in the form of a pamphlet featuring three photos–two of Gerardi and one of the cover of The Art of Political Murder–and a line from the book, translated into Spanish, about the general's alleged role in the crime. The pamphlets were handed out to people visiting Santiago's cemetery on the Day of the Dead, two days before the election. Dolores Ratzan, a local woman who had lived in exile in the United States during much of the civil war, says she saw the pamphlets when she went to the cemetery. What she noticed even more was the discussion they stirred up. "I just heard people talking about it–like, This Pérez Molina, he killed the bishop. That's what everybody talked about," she recalled a few months after the election. She says that on election day, "that's why a lot of people didn't vote for him, because he was a killer."
Pérez Molina's campaign of law and order had played well in Santiago, thanks to a wave of crime and lynchings last year. But as in many areas of Guatemala, the invocation of Goldman's account of Gerardi's murder had deep resonance. In 1981, at the height of the country's civil war, Guatemalan soldiers broke into Santiago's Catholic church and drove nails through the head of its priest–a transplant from Oklahoma who had been accused of siding too closely with the indigenous people.
Santiago has weathered the varied effects of US involvement in Guatemala. After the CIA-led coup d'état against Col. Jacobo Arbenz in 1954, the US government funded and trained Guatemalan military officers, some of whom went on to serve at a base near Santiago. More recently, Santiago has been the site of American charitable projects. But the unexpected presence of Goldman's book, not just in Santiago but throughout the country during the 2007 election campaign, represented an inadvertent kind of American involvement in Guatemala. Edgar Gutiérrez, an old colleague of Bishop Gerardi's and a former foreign minister, calls Guatemala a "kingdom of impunity." Written to tell one story about that kingdom, The Art of Political Murder has become caught up in another story, one about the kingdom's possible reformation. More improbable still, the book has injected an element of accountability and consequence into a country where for decades there's been far too little of either.


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Aggie the beagle and Tracy the manager will have a good walk unspoiled this morning.
The Rockies were unleashed Tuesday night in a striking victory over the Padres. "That's the way I like to see us play the game . . . clean," Jim Tracy said afterward.
Earlier in the day Aggie dragged Tracy alongside the 10th hole of the golf course back of where they live.
Only one was feeling frisky.
Jim Tracy was holding on tight and wouldn't let go of Aggie or the previous night's game.
"During the season it's pretty much all baseball with me. I love baseball. I live baseball. And I don't cope well when we lose," Tracy tells me.
The Rockies' bats had gone silent again in the 3-1 loss to the Padres on Monday. "We reverted to where we had been offensively."
The Rox had scored 35 runs in their previous five games, but only seven in five games prior.
And the Rockies reverted to where they have been at this juncture in 2010, 2009, 2008 and even in the World Series year of 2007.
After the man-best friend walk and Tracy's talk with himself, the manager held his second recent, dreaded clubhouse meeting with the players. "I needed to call one. How many meetings would I like to call in a season? None."
Tracy reminded the Rockies they can't wait again until August to turn on the afterburners. "We made another great run late last season, and I rode them like mules right up to that Sunday (Sept. 19) at Los Angeles when we were up by five and ended up losing 7-6 in the 11th. That's when we ran out of gas.
"We can't let that happen again."
The Rockies, who possess a mediocre 32-35 record, are unsteady in third in the National League West.
With fewer than 100 games remaining in 2010, the Rockies were 35-32 and in fourth place; in 2009, they were 34-33 and in third place; in 2008, they were 26-41 and in fifth place; and in 2007, the Rockies 34-33 and in fourth place.
This season, an awesome April (17-8) was canceled out by an awful May (8-21), and the Rox began Tuesday night 6-6 in June.
They probably must win 60 more to have a chance at the postseason. There is a sense of urgency. Tracy constantly has altered the lineup, the batting order, the pitching rotation and the bullpen.
I asked why he just doesn't go back to the eight position starters he loved in the spring.
"We had to close that envelope in May."
At home, during the walk with Aggie, and on the 30- minute drive Tuesday downtown, Tracy fretted and plotted, re-examined the reasons for the defeat and considered routes to a victory. "I think this is the best talent we've ever had in Denver, and we have a responsibility to be the best team.
"Look at it this way. We've won 14 of our last 41 games. We can't wait. We've got to start doing it tonight."
In the other dugout, Padres manager Bud Black was declaring that he tends to forget about a game once it's over. In 1982, when Black earned his first major-league victory with the Royals, "My pitching coach said to me, 'Kid, there are 162 games. Don't get so excited about one game.' That's been my philosophy as a manager.
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In the one-game playoff for the NL wild card, in this same ballpark, "We took the lead in the top of the 13th, and, suddenly, we lost." Matt Holliday scored the winning run, of course.
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 Can we'd be the contraction for we should? I saw two online dictionaries stating that we'd can mean "we should".

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 I cannot think of an instance where "we'd" equates to "we should." "We'd" always says "we would" or possibly "we had" to me. To say something like, "We should get together next week," using that contraction sounds really odd: "We'd get together next week." And, even then, my mind tries to interpret it as "we would."

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 A co-worker is dating someone that learned English as a secondary language and when they text/email he sometimes replies with a single contraction.

 Here is an example:

 Co-worker: "Are you coming home at 7:00PM tonight?"

 Her boyfriend: "I'm."

 Another example:

 Co-worker: "Be safe driving home."

 Her boyfriend: "I'll"

 My understanding of the English language says that a contraction cannot be a complete sentence but I can't find anything online to back up my understanding. Can you please answer this question?

asked Jun 09 '15 at 20:01 by Jesse Peden, New member

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 Ive never heard your two examples used as complete sentences, nor have I ever seen a rule about this.

 An example I thought of that would work is:

 Don't.

 The difference is that this is a command, where the other examples are statements. I don't know if this is a rule, but it works in these cases.

answered Jun 10 '15 at 17:26 by Lewis Neidhardt, Grammarly Fellow

 I have never in my life heard anyone shorten the complete sentences "I am" and "I will" to "I'm" and "I'll."

 Grammar Girl has addressed this. She doesn't actually know the rule either, but it is something that no native speaker ever does. Here's her blog post on the topic of ending a sentence with a contraction. http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/why-does-it-sound-weird-to-end-a-sentence-with-a-contraction

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 Is this correct: Do you know what your doctor's really thinking?

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 It is correct in speech, but I would write it out. It looks too much like a possessive when written.

 Do you know what your doctor is really thinking?

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 Is this grammatically correct ... "The deficit's been reduced this year" ... or should it be "The deficit HAS BEEN reduced..." ? ?

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 I'm trying to work out why it's incorrect to use it's in the following sentence:

 My opinion would be that gun control can't get worse than what it's now.

 Would you agree that it's cannot be used in this way, and if so could you explain why?

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 Although I have stopped posting on this forum owing to trolls, I very much enjoyed this question.

 I will answer with my own knowledge and inferencing and without any grammatical reasoning except my not so inconsiderable experience.

 We use the contraction "It's" when it is followed by either a predicate nominative or a predicate adjective:

 "It's blue." (blue = predicate adjective)

 "It's true." (true = predicate adjective)

 "It's that man." (that man = predicate nominative)

 "It's a cowardly act." (cowardly act = predicate nominative)

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 In your sentence:

 "...than it is now."

 "now" is not a subject complement (it is neither a predicate adjective nor a predicate nominative)

 To prove it, you can have a complete sentence without "now":

 My opinion would be that gun control can't get worse than what it is.

 In fact, "now" is neither an adjective nor a noun and thus it cannot take the function of a predicate adjective or a predicate nominative:

 Dictionary.com:
 now
 [nou]
 adverb
 1.
 at the present time or moment: You are now using a dictionary.

 Summation:

 Since there is no predicate adjective or predicate nominative following "it is", you cannot use the contraction "it's".

 Note: If you want to argue with me--you are most likely wrong.

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With the regular season coming to a close, we have the opportunity to examine some ideas we've had throughout the year. After a game against the Coyotes in October, I wrote that Patrick Kaleta might be the NHL's best agitator, but with reservations:
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XD so cool


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Ellsbury may avoid surgery on shoulder
Posted by Peter Abraham, Globe Staff April 14, 2012 02:20 PM
The Red Sox officially placed Jacoby Ellsbury on the 15-day disabled list this afternoon. Here's the statement from the team:
Jacoby injured his right shoulder during yesterdays game. An MRI was performed and showed findings consistent with a subluxed shoulder. We are in the process of gathering further information and determining the treatment plan. Jacoby will be placed on the 15-day disabled list prior to todays game.
Bobby Valentine said he has not heard the word "surgery" in the team's discussions about Ellsbury.
Meanwhile, the Red Sox are probably not done with their roster juggling. The team will carry 13 pitchers today but it sounds like outfielder Jason Repko will be coming up on Sunday.
Repko, who has 355 games of major league experience, did not play for six days with Triple-A Pawtucket because of a minor injury. But he is in the lineup today in Rochester, playing center field.
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