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By Alexander Bolton - 04/06/11 10:14 AM EDT
Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad is holding back the Senate Democrats' budget plan to give a bipartisan group of senators more time to strike a deal on a long-term deficit-reduction proposal.
Conrad (D-N.D.) is one of the "Gang of Six" negotiators working on a budget deal based on the recommendations of President Obama's debt commission. The group hopes to put the debt commission's proposals into legislation that could win a vote from Congress.
"I've prepared several different budget resolutions," Conrad said. "I'm trying to give the Group of Six effort every chance."
Conrad said he has not made a final decision on whether to use the Senate Democratic budget proposal to advance the recommendations of the fiscal commission.
Conrad made clear on Tuesday, however, that he would not advance Medicare overhaul such as that proposed by House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) or former Sen. Pete Domenici (R-N.M.) and Alice Rivlin, a former Democratic White House budget director.
"I don't think that's the way to go," he said. "That really breaks the contract with people who have paid in for years. It is in effect a voucher system, but it's a voucher for insurance companies."
The six senators are sticking to the framework of President Obama's debt commission and are focused on more modest reforms than those proposed Tuesday by House Republicans.
For example, the group is looking at changes to the Community Living Assistance Services and Supports program. Repealing the community living assistance portion of the 2010 healthcare reform law would cost $76 billion over the next nine years but save money over the longer term.
The bipartisan negotiators are also looking a discretionary spending cuts — including defense cuts — and tax reform that would wipe out many niche tax breaks and lower the broad income rates.
Conrad panned the budget proposal unveiled Tuesday by Ryan as "draconian," dismissing the Republican's call to convert Medicare into a premium support program as a giveaway to insurance companies. Under the proposal, the government would pay a fixed amount to insurance companies to cover beneficiaries
"I think that it completely lacks balance," Conrad said of Ryan's plan. "He has dramatic cuts in taxes for the wealthiest among us, and finances that by draconian cuts to those of us who are dependent on Medicaid and Medicare."
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Round 3: Bradford overpower Salford
CHAMPIONS Bradford ended Salford?s winning start to the engage Super League season with an emphatic 34-4 victory at Odsal on Friday night.The Bulls ran in six tries but the contest was effectively settled in the first 40 minutes as they opened up a 24-4 half-time lead.Iestyn Harris touched down twice for the dominant Bulls with Brad Meyers, Stuart Fielden, Shontayne Hape and Stanley Gene also crossing. Paul Deacon kicked four goals.Salford had gone into the game with the best defensive record in the competition having conceded just one try in their opening wins over Warrington and Catalans Dragons.Bradford soon set about changing that and opened the Reds up to claim the first score of a chilly evening after just two minutes.Hape knocked back a Iestyn Harris kick and Meyers made easy work of the finish by the posts.Deacon converted and Salford were fortunate to escape further damage as the Bulls scrum-half lost the ball trying to touch down. Ben Harris also seemed set to score when he knocked on under pressure from Karl Fitzpatrick.Another try seemed inevitable and it duly arrived after 16 minutes when Fielden found space on the left and powered his way to the line.It was beginning to look too easy for the Bulls as Deacon broke from halfway to pass inside for half-back partner Iestyn Harris to score the third try.Salford did at least manage to stem the flow as they mounted a rare attack and pulled a try back through David Hodgson after 24 minutes.The Reds opted to run a penalty deep in the Bulls half and were rewarded as the ball was worked wide for Hodgson to sneak over in the corner.Normal service was resumed four minutes before the interval, however, as Chris McKenna found Ben Harris with a clever pass behind his back and the centre sent Iestyn Harris over for his second.The Bulls continued to apply the pressure after the break and, despite a stronger defensive effort from Salford, it only seemed a matter of time before they increased their lead.The fifth try arrived as they attacked down the right and Lesley Vainikolo, on his return to the side from injury, fed Hape in the corner.Salford almost responded immediately as Andy Coley drove to the line but he was stopped short and Junior Langi was held up as he tried to force his way over from dummy half.The game was well beyond the Reds, however, and the second half was a largely scrappy affair. Salford?s frustration began to show and, with Bradford easing up, there were a few niggly incidents and ugly tackles.Yet it was still a satisfactory night for the Bulls and Gene put the seal on their first home win of the season when he broke through for a fine individual try 11 minutes from time.With Deacon off the field, Iestyn Harris completed formalities with the conversion, taking his tally for the night to 10 points.Bradford: Withers, Bai, B. Harris, Hape, Vainikolo, I. Harris, Deacon, Fielden, Henderson, Lynch, McKenna, Meyers, Langley.Replacements: Vagana, Johnson, Gene, Ferres.Salford: Hodgson, Stewart, Littler, Moule, Langi, Dunemann, Fitzpatrick, Coley, Alker, Highton, Brocklehurst, Finnigan, Charles.Replacements: Clough, Haggerty, Rutgerson, Baldwin.Bradford: (24) 34.Tries: Meyers, Fielden, I. Harris 2, Hape, Gene.Goals: Deacon 4, I. Harris.Salford: (4) 4.Tries: Hodgson.Referee: R Laughton (Barnsley)Att: 10,062
Round 3: Saints maintain winning form against Leeds
ST Helens underlined their status as engage Super League title favourites with a hard-fought 13-4 victory over Leeds to maintain their 100% start to the season.Leeds' teenager Danny Williams enjoyed a fairytale debut by scoring the first try of the match but it was not enough to prevent the Rhinos? first defeat.Saints trailed until second row Lee Gilmour struck in first-half stoppage time while winger Francis Meli scored the only try of the second half.Leeds, 19-16 winners on their last visit to Knowsley Road in October, had the encouragement of an early break by second row Jamie Jones-Buchanan, a late replacement for Great Britain international Gareth Ellis.And they thought they had scored on eight minutes when 19-year-old Williams collected a kick from Kevin Sinfield only for video referee Steve Presley to rule he was in front of the kicker.Both defences were on top but Saints had difficulty coping with Leeds' clever kicking game.Stand-off Danny McGuire, pinpointed by St Helens coach Daniel Anderson as a major threat, knocked on in a great position after Ali Lauitiiti had intercepted a Saints pass.Some delightful passing from Saints' internationals Leon Pryce and Jamie Lyon promised much and the home side had a try disallowed on 17 minutes when winger Ade Gardner was denied by a forward pass.The breakthrough came on 23 minutes when Williams showed great pace to reach full-back Richie Mathers' grubber kick to the line and this time referee Ashley Klein had no reason to refer the decision.Sinfield missed the difficult conversion and the Rhinos went behind just before half time when Gilmour took a short pass from prop Paul Anderson to crash through for a crucial try.Lyon added the simple goal to edge his side 6-4 ahead by the break.It was just as tense in the second half as both sides sought to gain the upper hand and handling errors ruined many a promising move.Both teams had ignored chances to kick penalty goals in the first half but the temptation proved too great for Saints on 50 minutes after Shane Millard was pulled up for interference at the play-the-ball.Captain Paul Sculthorpe asked Lyon to go for the two points and the Australian duly obliged, edging his side into an 8-4 lead.That was just the encouragement St Helens needed as they began to pile on the pressure, which paid off almost immediately.Man of the match Pryce sent out a long pass to the wing where Meli stepped inside Rob Burrow to touch down and extend his side's lead.That was the signal for Sculthorpe to take a breather but vice-captain Sean Long strengthened his side's hold on the game by adding a drop goal to complete the scoring.St Helens: Wellens, Gardner, Lyon, Talau, Meli, Pryce, Long, P. Anderson, Cunningham, Cayless, Gilmour, Sculthorpe, HooperReplacements: Roby, Wilkin, Graham, Fa'asavalu.Leeds: Mathers, Donald, Walker, Senior, Williams, McGuire, Burrow, Bailey, Diskin, Peacock, Lauitiiti, Jones-Buchanan, SinfieldReplacements: Millard, Poching, Feather, Scruton.St Helens: (6) 13.Tries: Gilmour, Meli.Goals: Lyon 2.Drop Goals: Long.Leeds: (4) 4.Tries: Williams.Referee: A Klein (London)Att: 13,433
Round 3: Wigan record comfortable win against Huddersfield
WIGAN swept away any talk of crisis after two successive defeats by recording a 36-20 victory over Huddersfield at the JJB Stadium that was far more emphatic than the scoreline suggests.Much had been made of the Warriors being a defeat away from their worst start to a season in 21 years, but first-half tries by Chris Ashton, Kevin Brown, Iafeta Paleaaesina, Harrison Hansen and Brett Dallas had all but killed the game by the break.The Giants, who were on the back foot for virtually the entire first half, made a contest of it with a couple of scores either side of the break, but had left themselves with far too much to do to repeat last season?s come from behind win here despite adding another two tries in the last 10 minutes.Wigan had got off to the perfect start by running in three tries inside the opening 10 minutes to greatly ease the pressure on themselves and coach Ian Millward.The first saw young full back Ashton burst through down the right-hand side and outpace the cover to touch down, and the second owed everything to a superb break down the centre of the field by Dennis Moran.As the scrum half drew Huddersfield full back Paul Reilly, the supporting David Vaealiki was held back in play, and the chance looked to have gone.Moran, though, had another trick up his sleeve, and he kicked ahead towards the left-hand corner for Brown to ground the ball over the line.Two minutes later a fine break from Mark Calderwood down the left set up good field position and, following a penalty for holding down in the tackle, Hansen crashed over through some weak tackling for the third try.Danny Tickle kicked all three conversions and the Giants were staring down the barrels of a heavy defeat, having barely had the ball in their hands.The Warriors added their fourth score after just 17 minutes, as Paleaaesina took a short ball from close range and just bulldozed his way through two would-be tacklers.The home side should have extended the lead after 26 minutes when a super passing move involving Brown, Moran and Ashton saw Calderwood fail to take the final ball with the line at his mercy.The Giants had their first real attack with half an hour on the clock but massive defensive hits from Sean O?Loughlin and Vaealiki denied Eorl Crabtree and Paul March respectively, and Wigan broke away to bring up the 30-point mark with just 33 minutes on the clock.Dallas finished off a flowing move in the left-hand corner to present Tickle with his most difficult conversion yet, but the second rower was up to it to maintain his 100% record.Huddersfield hit back on the stroke of half time when, after Brad Drew had been held up just short by Ashton and Brown, Chris Nero took Pat Richards and Calderwood over the line with him to put the visitors on the scoreboard.The Giants then came out first up for the second half and centre James Evans scored their second try just two minutes after the interval to give the visiting support something to cheer at long last.They nearly cut the gap further on 50 minutes after Albert Torrens was put through by Chris Thorman, but the Giants man was bundled into touch by Ashton a yard short.Huddersfield's hopes of an unlikely comeback were hit on the hour, though, when Paul March was sent to the sin bin for holding down in the tackle.And the Warriors took immediate advantage by crossing for their sixth try of the night when Wayne Godwin touched down by the side of the posts, although Torrens and De Vere replied for Huddersfield in the closing stages to give the scoreline a more than flattering look.Wigan: Ashton, Calderwood, Richards, Vaealiki, Dallas, Brown, Moran, Seu Seu, Godwin, Paleaaesina, Hansen, Tickle, O'Loughlin.Replacements: Logan, Hargreaves, Higham, Tomkins.Huddersfield: Reilly, Aspinwall, Evans, Torrens, De Vere, Thorman, Paul, Crabtree, March, McDonald, Smith, Jones, Wild.Replacements: Drew, Nero, Snitch, Jackson.Wigan: (30) 36.Tries: Ashton, Brown, Hansen, Paleaaesina, Dallas, Godwin.Goals: Tickle 6.Huddersfield: (4) 20.Tries: Nero, Evans, Torrens, De Vere.Goals: De Vere, Thorman.Referee: P Bentham (Warrington)Att: 11,623
New Zealand Warriors 2006 season preview
LIKELY squad: Brent Webb, Manu Vatuvai, Clinton Toopi, Tony Martin, Todd Byrne, Jerome Roparti, Nathan Fien, Steve Price, Lance Hohaia, Richard Villasanti, Ruben Wiki, Warraingi Koopu, Sione FaumuinaInterchange: Sonny Fai, Awen Guttenbeil, Louis Anderson, Michael LuckStrengths:The Warriors have the uncanny knack of developing some of the most ferocious forwards in the game. They have developed the likes of Joe Galuvao and Ali Lauitiiti and there is no doubt they will unearth two or three brand new prospects that we will just be awestruck by.The appointment of Ivan Cleary to the head job at the Warriors will do wonders for them. He is a clever operator and a coach that will get his team into peak physical condition for the battles that lay ahead.The Warriors forward pack is lethal to say the least. Spearheaded by Steve Price and Ruben Wiki, the Warriors pack has the ability to defeat anyone on any given day, if only they applied their natural abilities.Weaknesses:Well, starting the season on -4 points is going to be a huge challenge to overcome. The whole salary cap issues surrounding the Warriors recently will have an enormous affect the player?s morale and the team?s cohesion in training.The inability of these players to remain consistent is quite ridiculous. With the talent at the Warriors, they should have the ability to compete at the highest level; however inconsistency and the inability to close a game when they grab a lead will need to be rectified for the Warriors to improve on last season.The Warriors also are going through a transition period. They lost their inspiration and halfback in Stacey Jones, without buying an adequate replacement. Nathan Fien can only take them so far, and it?s not to a premiership.The Warriors may have a lot of young talent at their disposal but they have a distinct lack of depth with regards to players with NRL experience. This could provide a distinct weakness for them and their progression in the competition this season.The Warriors backline is not one to be feared. The lack of form at club level for Clinton Toopi and the injury-prone Tony Martin do not pose much of a threat to any opposition backline defences. However the departure of Francis Meli and the arrival of exciting talent Manu Vatuvai into the winger?s position will be of great benefit to the Warriors chances.One to Watch:Junior Kiwi and New Zealand Residents representative Sonny Fai is the young player to watch for the Warriors in 2006. Rated by Warriors coach Ivan Cleary as their top junior prospect, the super talented Fai is looking to make his debut in first grade in 2006. He has been touted by many as the Warriors Sonny Bill Williams, something that could be very exciting for NRL to see.Remarkably Sonny Fai is still at the tender age of 17, but stands at 192cm tall and is 105kg. Many would think with his size he?d be slow, but while this young man possesses a massive frame, he is also very quick, with the ability to play centre, which he did on a number of occasions in Bartercard Cup last season. Fai is extremely versatile, being able to play the game-breaking centre, or the powerful ball-playing backrower. This is what sets him apart from other juniors in the Warriors? organisation.Fai?s greatest attributes are his size and skill, but along with that he is very quick and has an incredible football brain. On a number of occasions in Bartercard Cup playing centre, he was able to sniff out game breaking opportunities, such as a crucial intercept, when to press in the defence or which line to run. He looks like he will have a massive future in the NRL and it will be a privilege to watch his progressionGains and Losses:Gains: Michael Luck, Grant Rovelli, George Gatis.Losses: Stacey Jones, Monty Betham, Tevita Latu, Frances Meli, Karl Temata, Iafeta PaleaasinaAssessment:I don?t believe the Warriors have what it takes to make the top 8 this year. Starting on -4 points for this season is a big hurdle to overcome in the early stages of the competition.I also believe their recruitment was lacklustre for the calibre of players that left the club the loss of a New Zealand great will really affect their style of play this year. Stacey was a superb player for New Zealand and was responsible for big wins in big game situations. Something I feel that the Warriors lack this season. My prediction is for the Warriors to finish between 13-15th this season and to recruit heavily for 07?.
Canterbury Bulldogs 2006 season preview
LIKELY squad: Luke Patten, Hazem El Masri, Reni Matuia, Willie Tonga, Matt Utai, Daniel Holdsworth, Brent Sherwin, Mark O?Meley, Adam Perry, Roy Asotasi, Andrew Ryan, Willie Mason, Tony GrimaldiInterchange: Chris Armit, Nate Myles, Sonny Bill Williams, Billy NgawiniStrengths:The team still has a solid nucleus. They have a strong backline capable of making big line breaks and scoring tries. I?ve placed Reni Matuia at centres because I believe he has a big future there if he maintains it.The Bulldogs have one of the best forward packs in the competition. They have great mobile forwards capable of ripping a game apart in a heartbeat. This will be where the Bulldogs will have to win their games. If their forwards don?t dominant, the Dogs will struggle.Any team that contains Sonny Bill Williams has to note him as strength. Coming off the bench Sonny will be looking to hopefully play the full season for once. If he does that, then the opposition had better watch out because Sonny has the capability of putting any team to sleep within a short period of time.Malcom Noad?s appointment as CEO of the club was a bit of a hurried process. However, he has handled the job with distinction and he is attempting to create a better culture in his club.Weaknesses:The Bulldogs currently have out of form halves. While at his best he is a brilliant halfback, Brent ?Shifty? Sherwin just didn?t cut the mustard in 2005. His play was lacklustre, his kicking was woeful and he just didn?t dominate oppositions like he used to. He needs to pick up his game dramatically for the Dogs to have a chance. If he can recapture his form of the past, the Dogs really have a chance of getting in the 8. If he doesn?t, then the Dogs will be looking at a mid table finish at best.Sonny Bill Williams is also a weakness to the Bulldogs. While he is one of the most brilliantly gifted individuals in the game, his body is prone to injuries with his style of play. Unfortunately this same style has forced him to another delay to get onto the field with a new injury surfacing. Sonny needs to change his style a little bit this season if he is any chance to lead the Bulldogs, because without him in the team, the Bulldogs seem a different team. The kid just needs a massive change of luck.Braith Anasta?s departure could possibly affect the mental state of the players this season. At crucial times in matches Braith used to take control, and they will really miss that. I believe Daniel Holdsworth is a great player and he is quality, but I don?t believe he will be as vital to the Dogs as Anasta was.One to Watch:Billy Ngawini was signed by the Bulldogs from North Sydney for this season. He was a relative unknown until a star performance in the New Zealand A game in Sydney late last year against a Australian Invitational side containing the likes of Trent Barrett and Scott Prince. Ngawini is expected to feature heavily this season as word spreads of his brilliant speed, strength and ability to put players through a gap. The talented Ngawini was once a product of the Waikato Chiefs in the Super 12, but after a conversation with Gary Freeman, switched codes and now that he has signed with the Dogs he is looking to make his mark on the NRL. He will be vital to the Bulldogs who have really lacked a good hooker at the club for a long time. Ngawini could replace Corey Hughes on the bench and be an impact player for the 2006 season.Gains and Losses:Gains: Daniel Holdsworth, Namila Davui, Jon Green, Chris Tuatara, Nick Kouparitsas, Billy Ngawini, Ben Roberts, Jamie Small.Losses: Braith Anasta, Charlie Tonga, Trevor Thurling, Jamaal Lolesi, Filinga Filiga, Jamie FrizzoAssessment:I believe the Bulldogs have a great team with some of the best forwards going around in the game at the moment, but I don?t believe they have the creative halves to win a competition. I believe on the back of their forwards they have the great ability to win matches, but when it comes down to the business end of the season, it?s your halves that win matches and the Bulldogs just don?t have that attribute yet. I believe the Dogs will finish between 7th and 11th, remaining competitive the whole season. However, they might not have the adequate skill level to win the crucial games that matter the most.
Tim stays, Benji fit, Prince going?
GREAT news for the Wests Tigers overnight, with premiership winning coach Tim Sheens re-signing for three more years. The new contract will see Sheens at the club until the end of 2009.It?s a huge boost for the club, with Sheens attracting plenty of attention from rival clubs following his efforts in steering the joint venture to their maiden premiership.In more good news, it has been revealed that gun five-eighth Benji Marshall has overcome his off-season shoulder operation and will be available for the first round when the Tigers take on the Dragons.However, not all things are rosy for the Tige?s, with rumours suggesting that playmaker and halfback Scott Prince may be making his way to the Gold Coast next season.
Cooper Re-signs with Dragons for Two Years
KANGAROO centre Matt Cooper has today agreed to terms with the club for two years until the end of the 2008 season.Cooper is the second of the club?s off-contract players to make a formal commitment to the St George Illawarra Dragons for the next few seasons following the announcement of Dean Young (2009) last week.The Shellharbour junior has played 99 first grade games with the Dragons since his NRL debut in Round 1 of the 2000 NRL season and is looking forward to not only his 100 game milestone but many more with the Dragons over the coming years.?The Dragons is a great Club and I am very happy to be staying,? said Cooper.?I am a local junior and have always been given great opportunities here.?We have a great group of players here that I enjoy playing with, a group that I want to continue tobe a part of.?Aside from the football, I like the area and all my family and friends are here?.Cooper, 26, has played four NSW Origin Games and six Tests for his country and is hoping there is more representative football ahead.?I will certainly be hoping to play representative football again this year, but I will be concentrating on the Dragons and my performances each week,? said Cooper. ?Representative honours are a reward for consistently good performances?.Dragons Chief Executive Officer Peter Doust said he was pleased to finalise Cooper?s arrangements with the club.?Matt is a significant contributor to our organisation and key component of our team moving forward,? said Doust.?I am very pleased that he has chosen to stay with our Club and I am sure our fans will be too.?I also need to compliment both Matt and Dean and their management companies on their understanding of what the Dragons stand for,? added Doust.?Both have agreed to stay with our club for less than what they would no doubt have attracted on the open market?.
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Seagulls Down Dolphins
THE Emerald Group Dolphins crossed the bay for trials in three grades against traditional rivals Wynnum Manly Seagulls.The Dolphins colts got off to good start and led for the majority of the game. Up by 16 points with just 10 minutes to go they got run down to lose 30-24. Wynnum Manly finsihed the game on fire while the young Dolphins ball control and poor discipline let them down badly.The Dolphins were good defensively in the first half especially with the possession rate weighted heavily against them. But while their defence was good the completions and ball control was poor. Coach Craig Ingebrigtsen said ?It?s something we?ll be working on in the next few week, we only completed one set of six properly in the second half?.Best for the Dolphins were Tim Benson, Tom Donnelly and Joel RomeloWynnum 30 (R.Congoo 2, J.Mclean, A Mansey tries L.Menhinnitt 4, R.Cronin goals)Redcliffe 24 (J.Romelo 2, D.Porteous, M.Gillett, T.Donnelly tries T.Benson 2 goals)In the A grade game the Dolphins went down 28-18. The Seagulls always looked in control of this encounter. Coach Grant Cleal didn't dwell on the result in the sheds at fulltime he highlighted the positives he got from the game. "Everybody who saw the game knows what we did wrong and we'll work on that, they don't need to be told they all realise we play our first comp game in a few weeks time and we have to get it right."Best for the Dolphins was Alwyn Simpson who looked dangerous everytime he got the ball and was strong in defence.Wynnum 28 (Steve Irwin 2, Caleb McEniery 1, Rodney Barba 1 tries Bart Masters 4 goals)Redcliffe 18 (Mitchell Simpson, Adam Luchetti, Mick Pares, Luke Boldery tries Alwyn Simpson 1 goal)The Queensland Wizard Cup didn't rise to any great heights as a spectical. It didn't start well for the Dolphins losing Rory Bromley injured at the last training session on friday and inspirational prop Troy Lindsay after just 10 minutes of play. The Dolphins had to do a mountain of defence in the first half and were their own worst enemies continually turning the ball over and being heavily penalised. Coach Anthony Griffin was happy with the defensive effort in the first half and said to the team they had done well to keep Wynnum Manly to 14 points. ?Our execution was pretty poor tonight and we?ll be working on it in the coming weeks? Griffin said after the game. ?But there were positives to be taken out of tonight? he added.?I haven?t got anybody pegged for a spot anywhere just yet, the trial and training form will determine the first competition side? Griffin told his players.On the injury front the Dolphins expect Troy Lindsay to be out for 4-6 weeks with a knee ligament strain, while Grant Flugge also will have an appointment with the doctor during the week to have his injured knee checked out.Best for the Dolphins were Pat Gardner who continually punched holes in the Wynnum defence with some strong charges; Adam Starr was good both in attack and defence, while Mark Shipway?s bruising defence lifted his team mates. Danny Burke also had a strong game. The backs didn?t get many opportunities and when they did they tended to turnover possession trying to do too much. The Dolphins had many chances to win the game but a combination of Wynnums strong defence and poor ball control meant it wasn't going to be the Dolphins night.Wynnum 20 (Simon Phillips 2, Shaun Daylight, Luke Dalzeil Don tries 2 goals)Redcliffe 10 (Pat Gardner, Alwyn Simpson tries Greg Bourke 1 goal)
Warriors docked points and fined
THE New Zealand Warriors have been penalised four NRL competition points as the drama of the salary cap breach reached a conclusion today.The Warriors were accused of going over the NRL salary cap by as much as $1 million in the 2004 and 2005 seasons. In particular, the signings of Steve Price from the Bulldogs and Ruben Wiki from the Raiders coming under scrutiny during the investigation.The Warriors put their case forward to the NRL this afternoon. But they were docked four points and issued with a fine of $430,000. The Warriors have also had their salary cap spending capacity for 2007 reduced.NRL chief executive David Gallop [pictured] says the League are determined to make a stand against any club found to be rorting the salary cap.The Warriors will now begin the 2006 NRL season on minus four points. Its understood this is the first time a team has been stripped of points prior to the season kicking off.The NRL was made aware of the possible breach late last season when former Warriors' chief executive Mick Watson and his administration were set to be replaced. In a press statement, the NRL says the punishment was mitigated to some extent by the transparent actions of the current Warriors' administration, which did not take part in any of the issues under investigation, and cooperated fully with the NRL. In addition, the Warriors will have five days in which to make formal submissions in regard to the proposed penalty.In 2002, Gallop was in charge of the NRL when the Canterbury Bulldogs were stripped of 37 competition points and fined $500,000 for exceeding the cap over several seasons.
ESL Round 3 Review
ST Helens 13 Leeds 4 Tries: Gilmore, Meli Williams Goals: Lyon 2 Field Goal Long Att: 13,433 In a titanic struggle at Knowsley Road, the Saints kept up their 100% record by narrowly inflicting a first defeat on the Leeds Rhinos. Young teenager Danny Williams -on his first team debut - opened the scoring by pouncing on a Richard Mathers grubber kick. Minutes earlier he was denied a try by the Video referee for being just offside, after chasing Kevin Sinfield Kick. With seconds, remaining of the first half St Helens took the lead when Lee Gilmore latched on to a Paul Anderson short Pass. St Helens were soon in to their stride as they battered a resolute Leeds defence. They increased their lead when Jamie Lyon added a penalty goal from underneath the posts. The Rhinos were finding it hard to get out of their own half as Saints went in for the kill. Eventually after a superb long-pass by, ex Bulls star Leon Price Francis Meli crashed in at the corner. Leeds tried to get back on terms but they ran out of steam and time. A late Sean Long drop-goal clinched the points for the Saints to maintain their great start to the season. Bradford Bulls 34 Salford City Reds 4 Tries: Hape, Fielden, Gene, Hodgson Meyers, I Harris 2 Goals: Deacon 4, I Harris 1 Att: 10,062 Engage Super League champions Bradford Bulls brought Salford back down to earth with a convincing victory at Odsal Stadium. The game as a contest was over by half time as the Bulls raced into a 24-4 lead with Iestyn Harris touching down twice Brad Meyers and Stuart Fielden adding further tries with Paul Deacon kicking four goals. The only reply for the Reds was a sole David Hodgson try. In the second half the Bulls continued to apply pressure to the Salford line but after some resolute defending Shontayne Hape scored the Bulls fifth try and 10 minutes from time Stanley Gene wrapped up the scoring to give the champions their first home win of the season. Wigan Warriors 36 Huddersfield Giants 20 Tries: Ashton, Hansen, Brown, Nero, Evans, DeVere, Dallas, Paleaaesina.Godwin Torrens Goals: Tickle 6 Thorman, DeVere Att: 11,623 There was a huge sigh of relief at the JJB Stadium as the Warriors? recorded their first Victory of the season. The game was all but over as Wigan raced into a 30-4 lead at the break with tries by Chris Ashton, Kevin Brown, Iafeta Paleaaesina, Harrison Hansen and Brett Dallas all converted by Danny Tickle. A late first half try by Chris Nero got the Giants on the scoreboard. After the break, the Giants further reduced the lead when James Evans went in to give the visiting fans some hope. Huddersfield?s hopes of an unlikely fight back were dashed on 60 minutes, after Paul March was put in the sin bin for holding down. The Warriors then took the advantage by a Wayne Godwin Try. In the last tem minutes, the Giants scored two tries through Torrens and De Vere to give the scoreline a more flattering look. Harlequins RL 6 Wakefield Trinity Wildcats 26 Tries: Tookey Obst, Halpenny, Tadulala 3 Goals: Sykes March, Jeffries 2 Att: 3,554 Harlequins are still looking for their first win of the Super League after going down to an inspired Wakefield Wildcats at the Twickenham Stoop. Wakefield owed a lot to hat-trick hero Semi Tadulala- who opened his account in the first few minutes of the game. The flying Fijian scored his second try seven minutes later and on 27 minutes, Sam Obst punished an error by young Quin Tony Clubb to give the Wildcats a 14-0 Halftime Lead. With the further absent of influential skipper Mark McLinden; Quins came close to scoring but some good defence by Wakefield and some poor handling left the hosts with nothing to show. Trinity sealed the game when Colum Halpenny touchdown to give his team a 20-0 lead. Six minutes from time, Tadulala completed his hat-trick. Harlequins finally got on the scoreboard when Mark Tookey crashed over under the posts to score a consolation try. However, the Wildcats had the last laugh through a Ben Jeffries penalty goal to complete a well-deserved victory. Warrington Wolves 46 Hull FC 24 Tries: Bridge, Wainwright, Yeaman 2,Raynor, Brough Briers, Clark, Fa?afili 3, Barnett Goals: Briers 6 Brough 4 Drop Goals: Briers 2 Att: 9,359 In an extraordinary game at the Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington Wolves produced an unbelievable second half comeback to dent Hull FC unbeaten record. The Wolves were staring at a third successive defeat when they conceded two tries in the first 14 minutes and found themselves trailing 24-12 after a spectacular 90-metre try from Great Britain winger Gareth Raynor five minutes before half-time. The second half fight back was led by inspirational captain Lee Briers who galvanised his team, which led to them scoring 34 unanswered points. Kiwi winger Henry Fa?afili completed a hat-trick and ex Hull player Richie Barnett got on the score sheet as he squeezed in at the corner. Hull completely fell apart as the Wolves turned up the heat and in the final seconds of the game Lee Briers completed the scoring with a towering drop goal, which finally gave Warrington a most unlikely win to record their first victory of the season. Castleford Tigers 34 Catalans Dragons 28 Tries: Fletcher, Pryce, Huby Guigue, Wilson, Bosc, Viane 3, Shenton Beattie, Fakir Barnett Goals: Kain, Huby 2 Frayssinous 4 Att: 5,852 Castleford Tigers claimed their first win since returning to Super League by overcoming Catalans Dragons at the Jungle. The Tigers raced into a 16-0 lead with tries by Wayne Price, Gray Viane and Craig Huby as the Dragons will still feeling the effects of been without injured skipper Stacey Jones. Catalans managed to get themselves back in to the game with tries from Jamil Fakir and Thomas Bosc, but a Try by Richard Fletcher put Cas back in to the driving seat at halftime. After the break the Tigers increased their lead when Viane scored his second try in the corner, however Wayne Price was sin-binned, which resulted in tries from Chris Beattie and Renaud Guigue to pull the Dragons to within 4 points of the Tigers. With 17 minutes left on the Clock an unlikely Catalans victory was on the Cards when, former West Tiger John Wilson crashed in to the corner to put the French Side in front for the first time. The lead was short lived as the Tigers stormed back to claim victory with late tries from Shenton and Viane who rounded things off by completing his hat-trick much to the delight of the home fans.
Comets White Skin Sharks (Revised)
A Rockhampton Leagues Club Comets White side made up of QLD Cup squad players and QR Development Squad players were too strong for Mackay South?s Sharks A-grade defeating them 34-18 at Browne Park on Saturday, February 12 in round two of the Minniecon & Burke Comets Pre-Season Challenge.
Dolphins down Bears in Development Squad Clash
LAST Friday night the Classic Sportswear Redcliffe Dolphins Development squad travelled down to Pizzey Park to take on the Burleigh Bears.
Haynes Leads QR Comets Development Squad To Victory
THE QLD Rail Comets Development Squad defeated Souths Sharks Mackay U-19s 40-10 after classy centre Tyron Haynes scored a hatrick of tries at Browne Park, Rockhampton on Saturday, February 12.
Cowboys Announce Side For Sharks Trial
THE Toyota North Queensland Cowboys have named an 18-man squad for their trial match against the Sharks at the Mackay Showgrounds on Saturday, February 19.


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Beauty Without Cruelty, Mineral Satin Blusher, Sun Gold 3, 0.14 oz (4 g) (Discontinued Item)
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Like puzzle pieces, pasta is known for its diverse shapes and ability to easily become lost inside a couch. Discover distinctive noodles with this Groupon.
$12 for $25 Worth of Italian Fare and Drinks
The dinner menu includes housemade pasta dishes, such as gorgonzola-stuffed gnocchi and tortellini with Italian prosciutto and peas ($8–$12 each), and entrees such as fresh sautéed Atlantic salmon and roast duck ($12–$16 each). Italian and California wines cost $6–$7 per glass.
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BaPi Italian Ristorante's proprietor, Cristiano Bassani, bedecks white-linen tablecloths with house-made pasta, chicken, and salmon dishes. The quaint eatery hosts private lunch and dinner parties for 10–60 patrons and all their imaginary friends, or fills households with heaping pans of pastas and entrees via catering services.
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Not too long ago, we gave you the lowdown on the annual UCLA Undie run, a jog around Westwood featuring students in their skivvies. Of course, our original story showcased some selected scintillating shots of some of the fairer fleet-of-foot females.
(Photo courtesy of LAIST)
Now thanks to Adam Rose of the LA TIMES, we are proud to offer exclusive video of the ubiquitous Undie Run. Moving pictures appear after the jump.
We're certain they're Bruins because everyone is a little bare.


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This standard has been revised by: ISO 20344:2011
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High school success doesn't always transfer to the NBA.
Lakers star Kobe Bryant said recently that the players who jumped from high school to the NBA have fared well on the professional level. He's right in the sense that there are many players who have been able to take their talents to the next level.
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A Critique of Tabb on Globalization
Not only do we reject [so-called "weak" and "strong" versions of "globalization"], we reject the arguments used to support them, namely, that globalization has little basis in economic fact, is no more advanced than it was during the pre-1914 years, and has no significant political consequences. Our version, both "strong" and "nuanced," would be that since the early 1970s changes in technology and politics have greatly increased the ability of capital to do what it has always wanted to do—turn the world into one "free market" for finance, production, and wage labor. Ideologically strengthened by the collapse of communism, corporate capital has used its initiatory power in the realms of investment, employment, pricing, industrial location, and selective implementation of new technologies to leapfrog ahead of the ability of progressive forces to mobilize and fight back—which takes time, organization, and, if history teaches us anything, decades of struggle. This is not exactly the first time workers, and the entire left, have faced this situation; nor is it the first time that capital has been able to use the nation-state to accomplish its ends easier and faster, this time in significant measure through the creation of supranational institutions promoting the needs of transnational finance and production (NAFTA, EU, WTO, MAI, and multilateral trade agreements, including the latest "Uruguay Round")


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- Course: Side Dish, Snack
- Total Time: Under 2 Hours
- Skill Level: Moderate
- Cost: Inexpensive
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- Butter, for baking dish
- 4 cups milk
- 1½ cups quick cooking grits
- ¼ pound plus 4 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1½ teaspoons salt
- Dash of hot pepper sauce
- 1½ cups grated cheddar or rat cheese
- 3 eggs, well-beaten
- Butter, for frying
- Large rectangular ovenproof baking dish
Butter the baking dish, set aside. Preheat the oven to 350°.
In a large saucepan, bring the milk and 2 cups water to a boil over high heat. Pour in the grits, stirring constantly until moistened. Remove from the heat and stir in the butter, seasonings, cheese and eggs. Pour into the prepared baking dish and bake for 1 hour.
Let cool to room temperature and cut into diamond shapes.
Pan fry in butter until golden on both sides.
These grits can be served hot, direct from the oven, or made in advance and fried just before serving.
© Christopher Idone
Nutritional Information
Nutritional information is based on 8 servings, and uses 1 tablespoon of butter to grease the baking dish and 4 tablespoons of butter to fry in.
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Shinigami Syren by larsmidnattWatch
©2013-2016 larsmidnatt
OMG I love this pic... She looks so devious. :3
Sexy as hell but what is the the Darksiders II version of Deaths reaper form scythe doing in there?
Dang it My SQ doesn't Have Tail yet!
Dang it My SQ doesn't Have Tail yet!
Nice work!
Very sexy!
Overwhelming ass!
lol thats one big butt
I think every side is her good side but no arguments here
Lookin' GOODDA then a bacon strip! ;D
now that's one side i wouldn't mind getting on
very hot & nicely done as always
DAT ASS! That is one nice piece of ass.
fantastic job!!!