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Aegon Classic: Johanna Konta beats Misaki Doi in BirminghamJohanna Konta is ranked 19th in the world British number one Johanna Konta beat Japan's Misaki Doi in straight sets to reach the second round of the Aegon Classic in Birmingham. Konta won 7-6 (7-3) 6-1 and could play her second-round match with ... BBC, 1 week ago
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Jonathan SteinFeb. 28, 2008 4:31 PM
According to a conference call held this afternoon, the Clinton campaign has bested its January fundraising haul of $14 million (a record for the campaign up to that point) with a stunning February fundraising haul of $35 million.
The pace of $1 million a day is roughly matches Obama's pace from January. We have yet to see Obama's February numbers.
The Clinton campaign is really hitting its stride in the money department. Campaign Chairman Terry Mcauliffe said on the call that their internet fundraising exploded when the campaign announced that Clinton was loaning herself $5 million, and that the excitement online has continued since.
This continues a pattern we've seen emerge this primary season: every time a candidate loses an important primary, their low-value online fundraising shoots up the next day. I guess it's time for a new maxim. When it comes to presidential fundraising, nothing succeeds like failure.
Jonathan SteinFeb. 28, 2008 2:17 PM
The Children's Defense Fund recently rated the members of the Senate by their performance on ten votes that are relevant to the nation's children. The votes were:
1. Increase minimum wage (H.R. 2)
2. Increase funding for children with disabilities (S. Con. Res. 21)
3. Protect children from unsafe medications (S. 1082)
4. 2008 Budget resolution (S. Con. Res. 21)
5. SCHIP Reauthorization (H.R. 976)
6. College Cost Reduction and Access Act (H.R. 2669)
7. SCHIP (H.R. 976 - motion to concur)
8. DREAM Act (S. 2205)
9. Funding child health and education (H.R. 3043)
10. Improving Head Start programs (H.R. 1429)
The lowest-scoring Senator, and the only Senator under 20 percent, was John McCain. (Sorry, I mean John Sidney McCain.) He scored so low because he constantly misses important votes. In fact, he's missed more votes in the Senate than anyone else, save the man who suffered a brain hemorrhage.
Look, all of the presidential candidates have missed something like 30-40 percent of their recent Senate votes (Hillary Clinton deserves credit for having missed only 28 percent). But McCain is in a category by himself: he's missed 57 percent. You can argue that he has neglected the nation's children, but it is more accurate to say he has neglected the nation's business altogether.
PS — This isn't a new problem for McCain. In spring 2007, he went five straight weeks without voting.
(H/T Think Progress)
Jonathan SteinFeb. 28, 2008 2:04 PM
Yikes. Judging from the New York Observer the last few days, it's safe to say that things are going to get ugly if the Clinton campaign goes into a death spiral in the next few weeks. For a preview of the anonymous jabs that Clinton insiders will likely take at their leadership, see this article on Mark Penn. The more courageous critics, who are willing to go on the record, will likely be like Leon Panetta — one step removed from the campaign and secure in their careers. Here are Leon's thoughts.
And while we're on the topic of news articles that are rough on the candidates, take a look at George Will's devastating take on John McCain from today's WaPo. No liberal could say it better.
David CornFeb. 28, 2008 12:38 PM
At a White House press conference on Thursday morning, George W. Bush was a bit too cute when it came to an important matter: the funding of his presidential library.
News reports have noted that the library, to be set up at Southern Methodist University, will cost more than $200 million. The question is, who will pay for it? The tabs for presidential libraries are not covered by the taxpayers. They are picked up by nonprofit foundations, and these foundations have no obligation to disclose their sources of money. Bill Clinton has refused to say who is funding his library through the William J. Clinton Foundation, though the Washington Post reported that the royal family of Saudi Arabia contributed $10 million to the Little Rock facility.
It is troubling when the spouse of a presidential candidate receives millions of dollars secretly from one or more overseas sources. But what's more problematic is the prospect of a sitting president obtaining foreign cash for a pet project and not disclosing it. (The Saudis reportedly also gave the presidential library of the first President Bush millions of dollars. After being generous to George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton, it's unlikely they will stiff the younger Bush)
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Jonathan SteinFeb. 28, 2008 11:47 AM
Love this story from Roll Call (sub. required). Apparently, members of the GOP are angry because the telecom companies they are trying to protect with immunity in the FISA fight aren't rewarding them for their efforts with increased donations.
"It's quite discouraging," said one GOP leadership aide, referring to the disparity in giving from the telecommunications industry in light of the FISA debate, but also the broader lack of support for Republicans from the business community in general.
"These companies just won't do anything," the aide said. "Even when you have the Democrats working against their bottom line."
...Another leadership aide concurred, arguing that business groups vowed to hold Republicans' feet to the fire when they were in the majority while the Democratic leadership seems to be getting a free ride.
"They're funding the campaigns of people who want to put them out of business," the aide said, adding that business groups often rationalize their giving because they think Democrats will be willing to work with them.
Quit yer bellyaching. If you actually believe the telecom companies should not be held culpable for enabling the federal government's warrantless wiretapping program, then you shouldn't expect cash payments in return. Or was this whole thing about money all along?
Jonathan SteinFeb. 28, 2008 11:37 AM
Quick thought. I think Obama should combat the increasing use of his middle name by right-wingers and some portions of the official Republican Party by making a joke out of it. Whenever referring to John McCain from now on, Obama should use McCain's middle name, Sidney. And he should really hit the emphasis on Sidney — the stupid among us will hear vaguely feminine undertones; the intelligent among us will see the absurdist joke. Most of all, it will likely disarm Obama's critics and make them look silly.
Think you know a better way Obama can handle the issue? Let me hear it in the comments.
Daniel SchulmanFeb. 28, 2008 11:20 AM
Wired magazine just released a batch of ten new Abu Ghraib photos (warning, they're graphic), among them a picture of a naked detainee bleeding profusely from his left leg and another of a female soldier smiling and giving the thumb's up sign next to a corpse. The magazine obtained these photographs from psychologist Philip Zimbardo, an emeritus professor at Stanford University and an expert witness for one of the soldiers accused of abusing detainees at Abu Ghraib, Sgt. Ivan "Chip" Frederick. In 1971, Zimbardo conducted what is now popularly known as the "Stanford Prison Experiment," in which a group of college students were assigned the role of guards or prisonersan experiment that was stopped when the "guards" took to their roles with too much gusto. When asked how the results of his experiment compared with what transpired at Abu Ghraib, the psychologist told the the magazine:
The military intelligence, the CIA and the civilian interrogator corporation, Titan, told the MPs [at Abu Ghraib], "It is your job to soften the prisoners up. We give you permission to do something you ordinarily are not allowed to do as a military policeman to break the prisoners, to soften them up, to prepare them for interrogation." That's permission to step across the line from what is typically restricted behavior to now unrestricted behavior.
In the same way in the Stanford prison study, I was saying [to the student guards], "You have to be powerful to prevent further rebellion." I tell them, "You're not allowed, however, to use physical force." By default, I allow them to use psychological force. In five days, five prisoners are having emotional breakdowns.
The situational forces that were going on in [Abu Ghraib]the dehumanization, the lack of personal accountability, the lack of surveillance, the permission to get away with anti-social actionsit was like the Stanford prison study, but in spades.
Julia WhittyFeb. 28, 2008 2:52 AM
Good news for New Yorkers. And Earthers. New York City set new fuel emissions standards for the city's 10,000 black taxis Wednesday. Town car owners must switch to hybrid tech within 5 years. The move, reports Reuters, is part of Mayor Bloomberg's grand plan to decrease the city's carbon emissions by 30 percent by 2030. Yellow cabs in New York are already under a 2012 deadline for going green. Black town cars serve mostly corporate clients and make 2 percent of the city's transport-related emissions. Hybrids will cut that in half.
Not to mention sweeten the urban air.
Julia Whitty is Mother Jones' environmental correspondent, lecturer, and 2008 winner of the John Burroughs Medal Award. You can read from her new book, The Fragile Edge, and other writings, here.
Julia WhittyFeb. 27, 2008 11:20 PM
What if the biodiesel you're buying doesn't have as much biodiesel as advertised? Or a whole lot more? Well, according to a new analysis of more than 20 distributors and small U.S. retailers, blends sold as 20% biodiesel contained as little as 10% or as much as 74% biodiesel. The study by Christopher Reddy at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and colleagues is published in Environmental Science & Technology.
The problems are manifold (pun, sadly, intended): from a shaken public confidence to tax credits given in excess of what sellers deserve. Plus, blends containing more than 20% biodiesel can damage hoses and gaskets in cars manufactured before 1993, and can also freeze in cold temperatures. This could plug fuel filters or freeze fuel solid in the tank. The blending problem is most apparent with smaller mom-and-pop retailers mixing it themselves. From ES&T:
The biodiesel industry is trying to rein in the problem, says Amber Pearson, a spokesperson for the National Biodiesel Board, by working with ASTM on standards that will include biodiesel blends. States will then have to adjust their own regulations to include blend verification.
Growing pains, let's hope.
David CornFeb. 27, 2008 5:06 PM
Two weeks ago I identified a possible tipping point for Barack Obama: Representative John Lewis's statement that he probably would vote for Obama as a superdelegate at the Democratic convention.
Now the civil rights hero has made it official by actually endorsing Obama.
Lewis has a lot of cred among House Democrats, among African American Democrats, among superdelegates. His move is an indicator that Clinton, who has a lead in committed superdelegates at this point, may not be able to count on that support. Lewis's announcement--even though it's not so newsy given his previous statement--is rather bad news for the Clinton camp.
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TESEV: 39% of Turks supports normalisation with Armenia, 44% are opposed to it
May 26, 2011 - 15:28 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - TESEV (Turkish Economic and Social Studies Foundation) has conducted a poll to discover Turkey's Foreign Policy perception. The poll involved the residents of Turkey aged over 18.
According to poll held, 50% support political rapprochement with Armenia, 49% favour economic cooperation, 21% spoke for closer cultural relations. 39% of Turkey's population supports establishment of diplomatic ties with Armenia, 44% are opposed to it.
Every 4th of those polled noted, "Turkey has no friends". Iran (13%), Azerbaijan (10%), U.S. (10%), Pakistan (9%) were noted as the most friendly states.
Israel (40%), U.S. (33%), Greece (16%), France (8%) were pointed out as enemies.
30% of those polled were confident Turkey will never join the EU.
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Bucs Find Flow With Gruden
Published: Sunday, May 4, 2003 at 2:13 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, May 4, 2003 at 8:31 a.m.
TAMPA - Something was missing from Tampa Bay's annual spring mini-camp this year. A new playbook.
Amazing as it may sound, the last time the Bucs weren't trying to learn a new offense during their mini-camp was 1999. They had new offensive coordinators and new offenses to learn in 2000 (Les Steckel), 2001 (Clyde Christensen) and 2002 (Jon Gruden and Bill Muir).
This weekend, they dove into Year Two of Gruden's offense with the comfort of knowing it.
A year ago, Gruden brought in a playbook of around 300 plays. The formations and the terminology were foreign as players struggled to unlearn what they knew from the past and tried to learn Gruden's offense.
"Last year, we were just trying to spit out a play in the huddle and figure out the formation and the motion," said quarterback Brad Johnson. "This year, it feels like it's flowing."
It's one of many things that have changed from a year ago. A banner has been erected in one corner of the practice field proclaiming "Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2002 World Champions."
Next month, on June 14, Buccaneer players who were here a year ago will receive their Super Bowl Champion rings.
And returning offensive players are no longer scratching their heads coming off the practice field.
"We're ahead from where we were a year ago because of the continuity that we have in our system," said Gruden.
The Bucs have been through a full regular season, plus a month of playoffs, with Gruden. Don't discount the importance of the extra month after last season, says Gruden.
"We got to practice an extra month, which really helped accelerate where we are as an offensive football team," he said.
Through the Bucs' first 12 games of last season, they averaged 304.7 yards and 22.3 points per game. In the last five games Johnson started at quarterback, including the three playoff games (he missed the last two regular-season games), the Bucs averaged 359.8 yards and 32.6 points per game.
For a team that finished the regular-season 24th in the NFL in total offense and still won a Super Bowl, it makes you wonder what's possible this year if the offense continues to improve the way it did at the end of last season.
"We have some phases of our attack that we're working on that we didn't use last year," said Gruden. "Where we go with it remains to be seen but we'll try to be as creative as we can and move the football."
In other words, they didn't use the full playbook last year. They learned what they could, used what they learned, stuck a bookmark in the book and will pick it up from there this year.
"He (Gruden) is going to put new things in," said receiver Keyshawn Johnson. "He's not going to stick to the same stuff."
This time around, though, the returning players know the terminology and they know where to line up. That's a luxury they haven't had in mini-camp the previous four years.
The new players have the luxury of asking the returning players for information when they're confused, which is also something they haven't had in four years.
The most important benefit, though, might be that for the first time in four years, the players went into mini-camp knowing they have an offense that will work.
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Melissa Etheridge's new single 'Message to Myself' has people close to her including wife Tammy Lynn Michaels appearing for cameo.
The music video of Melissa Etheridge's "Message to Myself" has been premiered on Yahoo!. To balance the meaningful song, Melissa had her friends and wife Tammy Lynn Michaels to give a cameo on the video.
'Message to Myself' is a lead single from the rock singer's ninth album 'The Awakening', due September 25 via Island. The album follows in the vein of her 2004 release, 'Lucky' that peaked at #15 in Billboard's 200.
Other tracks to appear in the album are "Threesome," "The Universe Listened," "I've Loved You Before," "An Unexpected Rain" and "California." All of the tracks began taking shape when she won Oscar's Best Original Song for "I Need to Wake Up".
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After Capello's side made heavy weather of beating Andorra 2-0 in their opening qualifier on Saturday, the England coach could be forgiven for employing a safety-first approach in Zagreb this week.
England lacked guile and movement during a woeful first half at the Olympic Stadium in Barcelona, and although they improved marginally in the second half, it was hardly a display to have Croatia quaking in their boots.
But Joe Cole's second half double-strike eventually saw off the part-timers and Capello was keen to accentuate the positive ahead of a fixture that will shape England's World Cup destiny.
The Italian believes Croatia's reputation as one of Europe's rising forces guarantees they will go for the win, which should open up spaces that England can exploit.
"I will be very happy if Croatia play like Andorra. But I don't think that is going to happen," Capello said. "Croatia are at home have to go forward and try to score goals.
"The game will be different, not like this. I think we have to play to win, always."
Whether Capello finds room for Cole in his starting line-up remains to be seen. For the second successive match Cole spared Capello's blushes, but the Chelsea winger's lack of tactical acumen in the second half infuriated his manager.
Cole was stationed just behind Emile Heskey and Wayne Rooney when he came off the bench and wreaked havoc from that position with two clinical finishes.
But he and Rooney dropped too deep after that and, with Heskey isolated, England went back to sleep.
That kind of indiscipline will be punished by Croatia and Capello said: "Yes, I have got to think about Joe. He is very good for himself at the moment and very good for us.
"But I have to decide what the first 11 will be against Croatia. It will be another game - and it will a different sort of game.
"When we started the second half, the two of them (Cole and Rooney) played near Emile Heskey. But when we went 2-0 up, they both then started to come back into midfield.
"I was asking them to go forward again because Heskey was all on his own. That is what I was trying to transmit to them."
There was early optimism when Theo Walcott surged clear and crossed towards Jermain Defoe, only for Koldo to smother the loose ball.
Walcott threatened again as he ran onto Rooney's pass and chipped his shot over from a tight angle.
Although Frank Lampard flashed a powerful low strike midway through the half, the first signs of discontent from England's fans were heard as passes went astray with alarming regularity.
It had taken Steve McClaren's England 54 minutes to score against Andorra. At least Capello avoided the ignominy of breaking that record as Cole struck in the 48th minute.
Lampard floated in a free-kick that deflected off Lescott to Cole and the substitute lashed his volley past Koldo.
Cole had given England the dynamism they lacked in the first half and he scored again in the 55th minute.
Rooney provided the assist with a perfect pass and Cole ran through to clip his shot into the net.
While Capello tried to be upbeat, the fact remained that his side couldn't even equal the 3-0 win by McClaren's men against the same opponents 18 months ago.
Andorra coach David Rodrigo was scathing about England under Capello and insisted Croatia were favourites to win the group.
"He can try to manage Andorra and I will do it with England and I'm sure I will beat Andorra more than 2-0," Rodrigo said.
"I'm in love with Croatia. They play good offensive football and know how to use the ball. They are the favourites to win the group for me."
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) -- The Patriots found another way to stay unbeaten -- with a running game. And their stone-faced coach showed a new way to greet his nemesis -- with a smile.
Facing rain, wind and chilly gusts above 20 mph, New England relied on Laurence Maroney's rushing instead of Tom Brady's passing and beat the New York Jets 20-10 Sunday in the Spygate rematch to clinch home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs.
After the Patriots became the second team in NFL history to go 14-0, Bill Belichick broke into a broad grin at his sideline and kept it until he met Eric Mangini, his former protege and defensive coordinator. Mangini had angered Belichick when he left to become coach of the Jets last season.
"Great game, awesome," Belichick appeared to say as they shook hands. Then Belichick walked away, pumping his first twice over his head.
"He said, 'good game or good luck,'" Mangini said. "I can't remember."
Most of their previous four midfield meetings were colder than Sunday's weather.
"Maybe they're friends again," Patriots linebacker Tedy Bruschi said with a laugh. "I don't know. We'll see."
Mangini had turned Belichick in for having a video assistant use a sideline videocamera in violation of NFL rules after the season opener in which the Patriots beat the Jets (3-11). The NFL fined Belichick $500,000 and the team $250,000 and took away their first-round draft choice next year for the illegal taping.
He said there was no extra meaning to Sunday's win because of that.
"Just like the other games," Belichick said. "It's good to win. It's good to win in the division. It's good to sweep the Jets."
On Sunday, video helped the Patriots when they challenged a call of a 7-yard touchdown pass from Chad Pennington, who was in for the injured Kellen Clemens, to Justin McCareins with 2:32 left. Replay officials ruled he didn't get both feet in the back of the end zone. Then Mike Nugent missed a 35-yard field goal attempt.
"The ball was slippery, but I thought I had it pinned in time," McCareins said. "Obviously not."
The Patriots led 17-7 and the teams exchanged field goals in the fourth quarter.
Maroney ran for 104 yards, just the fourth time this season a New England rusher surpassed 100. The Jets entered the game having allowed the third most yards rushing this season.
"When you have elements like this you want to play great defense and run the ball," Brady said.
Brady didn't throw a touchdown pass for the first time this season and completed 14 of 27 passes for 140 yards and an interception. The Patriots remaining games are at home against Miami and at the New York Giants.
It's unlikely Belichick will rest his starters.
"We're paid professionals. None of this taking a break," cornerback Ellis Hobbs said. "But knowing Bill Belichick, I don't see that coming."
The Jets played the Patriots a lot closer than the 21-point spread.
"We were able to slow them down tremendously," Jets linebacker Victor Hobson said, "but that is what good teams do, they just find ways to win."
On New York's second offensive play, Richard Seymour slammed Clemens to the ground in the Jets end zone, forcing a bad throw and an interception that Eugene Wilson returned 5 yards for a touchdown.
Clemens didn't return after being sacked and Pennington took over. Brad Smith also took some snaps at quarterback, but the Jets' offense was held without a touchdown.
Fans celebrated Wilson's touchdown by throwing some of the 6 inches of snow that fell before the game into the air. The puffs of white powder flew again when Kelley Washington blocked a punt by Ben Graham, giving the Patriots the ball at the Jets' 3.
"We're all cold and wet out there," Washington said. "When you see things like that, it just makes it that much better."
Two plays after the block, Maroney scored on a 1-yard run with 1:05 left in the half and the Patriots led 17-7. And more snow sailed from the stands.
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New England did get off the punt on its next series, then Washington slapped Graham's punt with his right hand on the following possession.
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Alliance signs lamb deal with British retailer
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@devlincolle: Alliance Group and British retailer Marks & Spencer have signed an exclusive sole-supply chilled lamb deal.
The companies have also committed to a new research project to examine the effect of different environments and types of feed on lamb growth rates, carcase weight and yield of New Zealand lambs.
A delegation from Marks & Spencer is in Southland this week to discuss the research and the major supply contract and meet farmers who supply the lamb.
It follows a study in 2011 at Alliance Group supplier Lone Star Farms station in Middlemarch.
The high-end retailer has had a 30-year relationship with the meat processor and exporter and buys the equivalent of 500,000 lambs, chilled legs and middles each year.
About 25 Southland and Otago farmers supply Alliance with lambs for Marks & Spencer. The British retailer buys about $30 million of produce such as honey, fruit and meat from New Zealand - about $10m is spent on Alliance lamb.
Marks & Spencer agriculture and fisheries head Steven McLean said Alliance was the only New Zealand supplier that had a sole- supply agreement with the retailer. This was because of its trade record and the relationship built up during three decades.
Alliance commitment to traceability, the strength of its research and development programme and the quality of the livestock provided by its suppliers were key factors in the decision to sign this contract, Mr McLean said.
"We have been impressed with the way that the Alliance Group's lamb products have performed over the past 12 months. The product works well and our high-end customers love it."
Marks & Spencer was committed to helping its supply chain do better and would be providing up to 50 per cent of the funding for the research programme, he said.
"We believe our role is to support innovation and progress that comes from Alliance," Mr McLean said.
Alliance Group general manager livestock Murray Behrent said the research project and exclusive contract for Pure South lamb demonstrated the strengthening relationship between the two companies.
"Alliance Group is looking forward to supplying more premium products to this important market and commencing this key piece of research to help improve the returns to our suppliers, he said.
- The Southland Times
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