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Lawsuits allege Halliburton role in rig disaster
Published: Friday, April 30, 2010 at 5:47 p.m.
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HOUSTON — Although no cause has been determined, oil services contractor Halliburton Inc. says it finished a cementing operation 20 hours before a Gulf of Mexico rig went up in flames.
Halliburton is named as a defendant in most of the more than two dozen lawsuits filed by Gulf Coast people and businesses claiming the oil spill could ruin them financially. In one lawsuit, two Louisiana shrimpers claim cementing contributed to the explosion.
Halliburton said Friday it had four workers stationed on the rig, performing several tasks, including cementing — a process of applying cement and water to a pipe used to prevent the wall of the hole from caving in during drilling.
According to a 2007 study by Minerals Management Service, cementing was a factor 18 of 39 rig blowouts in the gulf between 1992 and 2006.
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Our take: A third of adults under 30 are religiously unaffiliated, according to a poll published by The Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life. In this two-part interview, NPR's David Greene talks with six young adults in an attempt to understand why they are distancing themselves from organized religion. About his struggle with his Christian beliefs, 27-year-old Kyle Simpson says, "I don't (believe in God) but I really want to. That's the problem with questions like these is you don't have anything that clearly states, 'Yes, this is a fact,' so I'm constantly struggling." Learn more about the other participants' perspectives in these interviews: Part 1 and Part 2.
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Miriam Nissly, 29, was raised Jewish and considers herself Jewish with an "agnostic bent." She loves going to synagogue.
"I realize maybe there's a disconnect there why are you doing it if you don't necessarily have a belief in God? But I think there's a cultural aspect, there's a spiritual aspect, I suppose. I find the practice of sitting and being quiet and being alone with your thoughts to be helpful, but I don't think I need to answer that question [about God] in order to participate in the traditions I was brought up with."
Yusuf Ahmad, 33, raised Muslim, is now an atheist. His doubts set in as a child with sacred stories he just didn't believe.
"Like the story of Abraham his God tells him to sacrifice his son. Then he takes his son to sacrifice him, and he turns into a goat. I remember growing up, in like fifth [or] sixth grade I'd hear these stories and be like, 'That's crazy! Why would this guy do this? Just because he heard a voice in his head, he went to sacrifice his son and it turned into a goat?' There's no way that this happened. I wasn't buying it.
"Today if some guy told you that 'I need to sacrifice my son because God told me to do it,' he'd be locked up in a crazy institution."


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The Dark Knight Rises
- Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures
- Release Date: Jul 20, 2012
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A cinematic, cultural and personal triumph, The Dark Knight Rises is emotionally inspiring, aesthetically significant and critically important for America itself – as a mirror of both sober reflection and resilient hope.
The conclusion of Christopher Nolan's superhero trilogy is a hugely ambitious mix of eye candy and brain food. If it doesn't have the haunting aftertaste of the previous serving, that's only because Nolan couldn't clone Heath Ledger. But beefy substitute Tom Hardy is a hell of a villain.
If The Dark Knight Rises is a fascist film, it's a great fascist film, and arguably the biggest, darkest, most thrilling and disturbing and utterly balls-out spectacle ever created for the screen. It's an unfriendly masterpiece that shows you only a little circle of daylight, way up there at the top of our collective prison shaft - but a masterpiece nonetheless.
Potent, persuasive and hypnotic, The Dark Knight Rises has us at its mercy. A disturbing experience we live through as much as a film we watch, this dazzling conclusion to director Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy is more than an exceptional superhero movie, it is masterful filmmaking by any standard.
This is not the sort of movie you can just leave behind in the theater. And like any true finale to a trilogy, the picture doesn't work nearly as well if you haven't seen the previous two installments: It's not designed to stand alone, and it pays off all that has come before with an exuberant, thrilling high.
Christopher Nolan's dramatically and emotionally satisfying wrap-up to the Dark Knight trilogy adroitly avoids clichés and gleefully subverts your expectations at every turn.
"The Avengers" is kid stuff compared with this meditation on mortal loss and heroic frailty. For once a melodrama with pulp origins convinces viewers that it can be the modern equivalent to Greek myths or a Jonathan Swift satire. TDKR is that big, that bitter - a film of grand ambitions and epic achievement. The most eagerly anticipated movie of summer 2012 was worth waiting for.
With spectacle in abundance and sexiness in (supporting) parts, this is superhero filmmaking on an unprecedented scale. Rises may lack the surprise of Begins or the anarchy of Knight, but it makes up for that in pure emotion.
A smart, stirring spectacle that faces down impossible expectations to pull off a hugely satisfying end to business.
Makes everything in the rival Marvel universe look thoroughly silly and childish. Entirely enveloping and at times unnerving in a relevant way one would never have imagined, as a cohesive whole this ranks as the best of Nolan's trio, even if it lacks -- how could it not? -- an element as unique as Heath Ledger's immortal turn in The Dark Knight. It's a blockbuster by any standard.
The miracle of Nolan's Batman trilogy is the way it imprints those myths with the dread-soaked tenor of the times.
While The Dark Knight Rises raises the dramatic stakes considerably, at least in terms of its potential body count, it doesn't have its predecessor's breathless sense of menace or its demonic showmanship, and with the exception of one audacious sleight-of-hand twist, the story can at times seem more complicated than intricate.
Nolan brings his Batman trilogy to a close with a majestic, almost completely satisfying crash. Everything feels epic about the film: the characters, the effects, the emotional stakes - even the missteps (and there are more than a few).
It's not only packed with high-toned classical and contemporary cultural allusions, but manages to wear its popcorn inspirations on its sleeve.
Most important, does The Dark Knight Rises achieve the impossible, which is to bring a cherished cinematic chapter to a close, yet manage to leave fans feeling not desolate but cheered? To that all-important question, the answer is an unequivocal yes.
The Dark Knight Rises ultimately justifies its length (in fact, a good argument could be made for a longer cut) and the last 45 minutes is nothing short of spectacular. From the point where the narrative takes a leap of faith, it never lets up.
The sheer scope of Nolan's vision – with emotion and spectacle thundering across the screen – is staggering. The Dark Knight Rises is the King Daddy of summer movie epics.
As you might expect from the creator of "Inception" and "Memento," there are surprises both in the story and in the storytelling. But the biggest surprise may just be how satisfying Nolan has made his farewell to a Dark Knight trilogy that many fans will wish he'd extend to a 10-part series, at least.
Believable and preposterous, effective as a closing chapter and somewhat of a letdown if only because Mr. Nolan, who continues to refine his cinematic technique, hasn't surmounted "The Dark Knight" or coaxed forth another performance as mesmerizingly vital as Heath Ledger's Joker in that film.
While director Christopher Nolan and star Christian Bale's epic of criminality and all-consuming conviction ultimately falls a bit short - missing, for instance, a villainous face a la Heath Ledger's Joker - their Batman trilogy ends with a suitably thrilling mix of guts and glory.
The Dark Knight Rises brings the Batman story to a close in enormous, satisfying fashion, not just on the huge scale it builds for itself, but on a human level as well.
It's spectacular, to be sure, but also remarkable for its all-encompassing gloom. No movie has ever administered more punishment, to its hero or its audience, in the name of mainstream entertainment.
The Dark Knight Rises may be a hammy, portentous affair but Nolan directs it with aplomb. He takes these cod-heroic, costumed elements and whisks them into a tale of heavy-metal fury, full of pain and toil, surging uphill, across the flyovers, in search of a climax.
I said once before that every generation gets the superhero it deserves, and Nolan's darkest of dark knights is surely ours – and no more so than in this current incarnation. (Granted, this doesn't bode well for society, but hey, things are bleak all over.)
The Dark Knight aspires to the epic and reaches it on a number of impressive and less impressive levels. That it is a frequently, unnervingly glorious triumph of brawn over brains is not despite but in spite of Nolan's admirably stubborn - if persistently, risibly serious - insistence that the modern superhero can have it all.
Director Christopher Nolan, who wrote the script with brother Jonathan, gets so many of the big things right that I wished they had taken more time with the little ones.
The Dark Knight Rises is reasonably accomplished as a gigantic superhero movie; as a meditation on capital and its personal and social discontents, it's strictly from the funny pages.
While it's the most ambitious of the three films, it's not as mesmerizing as 2008's "The Dark Knight." The plot is occasionally murky, its archvillain lacks charismatic menace, and the last hour is belabored.
If you just give yourself over to Nolan's sweeping, symphonic Cowled Crusader saga, The Dark Knight Rises is, well, a blast.
Christopher Nolan's capper of his Batman trilogy is a summer blockbuster of grand inclinations in both form and content.
The film begins slowly with a murky plot and too many new characters, but builds to a sensational climax.
The Dark Knight Rises declares its importance with each scene but seldom backs up the claims. It is a climax more fitful than fulfilling, solemn to a fault and begging the Joker's question: "Why so serious?"
Chaos reigns for much of The Dark Knight Rises, often in big, beautiful, IMAX-size scenes that only Nolan could have conceived. Yet when the apocalyptic dust literally settles on this concluding chapter, the character who lingers longest in memory is an average Gotham City cop named John Blake, wonderfully played with human-scale clarity by Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
A spectacular noir epic that's equal parts murky, bloated, flashy and triumphantly cinematic. Four years after Nolan's "Batman Begins" sequel "The Dark Knight" rattled audiences with a similar audiovisual overload, the new movie falls into the same rhythm and remains viscerally satisfying even when the story falters.
Christopher Nolan, for all his visionary flair, wants to suck the comic out of comic books; Anne Hathaway wants to put it back in. Take your pick.
A fine film in a strong summer, but it lacks the spark that made its immediate predecessor a masterpiece.
Now comes The Dark Knight Rises, which makes "The Dark Knight" look like "Dora the Explorer" and is more of a 164-minute anxiety disorder than a movie.
Doesn't rise as much as it flounders and frustrates, in what would appear to be a case of a filmmaker prioritizing ego over efficiency, and engaging in generally muddled storytelling.
Grand scale or no, this feels like a blockbuster on autopilot more often than not, curiously detached and self-importantly somber even by the director's standards - and without the cerebral heft of his best work.
Were it not for Anne Hathaway's Catwoman-ish Selina Kyle, there wouldn't be a single character in "Rises" who cracks a smile. I'm not arguing that "Rises" should be "Singin' in the Rain." But its Wagnerian ambitions are not matched by its material. It hasn't earned its darkness.
Moments are stretched. Every recollection must be illustrated by a flashback. Character motivations shift on a dime, and if you understand even half of what's going on - not generally, but specifically - you'll be doing better than most.
At over two hours and forty minutes long, with repeated scenes of bone-crunching violence and a maddeningly unrelenting percussive score by Hans Zimmer, The Dark Knight Rises is something of an ordeal to sit through.
The Dark Knight Rises is a shallow repository of ideas, but as a work of sheer sensation, it has something to recommend.
The script, by Nolan and his brother Jonathan, takes a few vague pokes at Wall Street and the financial elite but mainly revives the ponderous psychodrama of the first movie.
Halfheartedly, I give The Dark Knight Rises - the third and final Batflick in the Nolan trilogy - one star for eardrum-busting sound effects and glaucoma-inducing computerized images in blinding Imax, but talk about stretching things.
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Jul 20, 2012The Dark Knight Rises was gloriously the best moment of my life in a movie theatre. It stands alone, peerless in the pantheon of superheroThe Dark Knight Rises was gloriously the best moment of my life in a movie theatre. It stands alone, peerless in the pantheon of superhero movies. There will be no spoilers here and if the impulse to spoil yourself before watching the film is too excruciating to bear, remember this, it'll be the equivalent of Selina Kyle robbing you blind. When Batman Begins came out, I was very sceptical about watching another one of those Batman flicks, such is the enduring traumatic impression Joel Schumacher's films left me. Thank goodness I did and from that point on there's no turning back. Christopher Nolan's finale made all the recently released superhero movies look like child's play to be honest, it is the appetizer to the main course that is the final chapter of The Dark Knight trilogy. The typical critique of Chris Nolan's movies is that it might be too cerebral for the casual moviegoer, no it's not. His films are universal, it's so well-layered, directed towards everyone. If you're more of the "intellectual genre" you'll notice the political undertones and social commentaries and what have you, but even if it goes over your head, it doesn't detract your experience from the film. Fanatic fans of the Batman comics will love all the little nods and references, even the major ones from the comic books thoughtfully implemented throughout the film.
Christian Bale is just magnificent, as he puts it he plays three characters, the billionaire playboy Bruce Wayne, the true persona of Bruce Wayne still grieving the lost of his parents and the Batman. He's the defining actor of The Dark Knight, his portrayal of all these characters are just perfect and even though he's a man dressing up at night as a bat beating criminals to a pulp with his bare hands, we empathise with him. Returning inhabitants of Gotham and Bruce's fundamental foundation of his lifestyle is Gary Oldman's aged and weary morally-strayed Commissioner Jim Gordon, the Q to Batman's James Bond, Lucius Fox and possibly a Best Supporting Actor nominee perhaps, the closest thing to a father figure Bruce can get, his moral compass, oozing with words of wisdom, Michael Caine's Alfred Pennyworth. Scenes between the trio are so poignant, beautifully crafted and presented, it's so hard to watch without getting a lump in your throat, to describe it as tear-jerking ia an understatement. One of the newcomers is Joseph Gordon-Levitt's solid portrayal of beat cop John Blake and Marion Cotillard's enviromentalist Miranda Tate. The chief antagonist is Tom Hardy's full time terrorist Bane, He's frightening to watch, Tom embodies and embraces the sheer brutality and monstrosity of "the mercenary" flawlessly with half his face covered up, the way he conveys his emotions with only his eyes is amazing. Anne Hathaway's morally ambiguous Selina Kyle is a wild card, it's really fun to watch the development and chemistry between Bruce/Selina and Batman/the cat burglar. The 2 hours and 44 minutes running time didn't feel long at all, the story flows seamlessly as it comes full circle with flashbacks from Batman Begins and The Dark Knight, it's all beautifully balanced between the intimate moments of character development that's unusual in a summer blockbuster film and the really elaborate and simply put awesome all-out war action sequences and the choreography of the brawls between Batman and Bane is much improved than the previous films. The most important element of The Dark Knight Rises however and what makes it a gem is that it manages to amp up the suspense and anxiety to incredible heights knowing that every single character is dispensable including the Batman. When was the last time you watched a superhero film and feel a genuine concern that our hero is not going to come out alive? Exactly.
Thank you Christopher Nolan for not giving in to the public and I'm assuming studio demands to continue this magnificent 7-year journey we have all been through together, to truly end this great vision of the legend with integrity, to give this great story a great and true conclusion to let the Batman ride off into the sunset if you will. It was the ending this iconic character deserved. And to anyone who thinks the Rises in The Dark Knight Rises is just a convenient way to name the film, it makes complete sense, it… Full Review »
Jul 25, 2012I liked this movie. But the problem is I really wanted to LOVE this movie. There were just so many small plot holes and inconsistenciesI liked this movie. But the problem is I really wanted to LOVE this movie. There were just so many small plot holes and inconsistencies throughout the film that kept creeping in and jarring me out of the experience as well as several secondary characters that really served no purpose at all. I would list them out but I won't to avoid spoilers. All in all, this felt kind of sloppy for a Christopher Nolan movie.… Full Review »
Jul 23, 2012It is not our own fault, as a collective audience, that the third film in the trilogy is often so pressurised into being a fantastic, ugly andIt is not our own fault, as a collective audience, that the third film in the trilogy is often so pressurised into being a fantastic, ugly and plot-less mess. We get overexcited and speculate endlessly and wildly about the plot and twists of the film to the extent where the creators are left with no option but to go hell for leather and overload, over-complicate and overextend themselves when it comes to actually making the damned thing! Nolan has in the past provided massively entertaining well written, scripted and directed works of cinema, (TDK, Inception and YES prestige) I do not doubt his talent.
TDKR was not one of them, the dialogue lacked the wit and pithy impact of the previous film to the point where everything felt rushed and miscued. The plot 'twists' were obvious, unnecessary and entirely un-intriguing. The action scenes were fine, a little drab although I appreciate the 'broken Batman' concept. Bane was good and would have appeared better if the rest of the plot had stood well around him. A suitably frightening bad guy I loved the voice and the interactions between him and his army (although why they are so willing to die at his command is never fully explained). The prison scene could have worked in another film, similar to Batman Begins for example, but were an irritating and contrived side plot, especially the whole rock climbing bit (was this the key scene? Not sure). Give a director enough budget and he will drop your expectations through a trapdoor.… Full Review »


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|Tuesday, September 15, 2015, 11:04:39 AM- nearly over
Well that's my 2 weeks in the sun nearly over, a few white bits left but sure they will survive. Not looking forward to the cold and damp UK. Have to look for something warm to cuddle up to.
|Friday, September 11, 2015, 10:07:05 AM- a day not to forget
Although I am on holiday as per the norm this time of year I never forget this day for 2 reasons.
2001 for the attacks on the USA, and my thoughts are with all who lost someone.
2005 saw my father passaway,he will always be a part of my life.
Try to keep smiling people but never forget
|Saturday, December 21, 2013, 4:13:08 PM- Christmas
Just a quick blog to wish all my friends on here old and new and very Merry Christmas.
Hope you all have a good time and please remember those that have to work in areas that can't shut up for the break.
|Friday, September 20, 2013, 8:19:15 PM- Hope all are well
First and foremost hope all my friends on here are keeping well.
I need peoples input please.
As some of you may know I make jewellery(or try to), well a few year back I stopped and closed down my web site due to the economic climate. However I am thinking of giving it another go as I have lots of stock just sat in boxes and lots of product to make more stock.
I have looked at selling on Ebay but due to their fees etc its just not worth it, so I would be relying on setting up a new web site, I have checked and I can use the same domain name again.
So is it a YES or NO ???????
|Tuesday, December 4, 2012, 8:49:50 PM- Tonight I decided
as I haven't taken or posted many pictures at all over the last few years that I would repost some old ones. Hope they are ok and some of you may remember when they appeared the first time around.
|Tuesday, September 4, 2012, 8:02:50 PM- Been awhile
Popped into the passion pit tonight only a couple of people I knew. Hope everyone is well.
|Tuesday, August 7, 2012, 9:29:53 AM- Hi
Just checking in to see if everyone is well. Have not been around much but try to pop in every now and again. Glad to see some good friends are still around.
|Wednesday, December 7, 2011, 9:11:18 PM- As the year draws to a close
It's a time to remember
Old Friends
Good Friends
Friends who you have lost contact with &
Friends who no longer wish to be friends.
It's human nature to remember the bad rather than the GOOD and with all friendships there will have been both GOOD and bad. Try to remember the GOOD because I bet it out ways the bad by miles.
We can not change what has happened in the past but we sure can influence the future.
|Monday, September 5, 2011, 9:16:54 PM- Quick note re 9/11
As I will not be around for a while as sunshine is calling.
I just needed to pop in and say "LETS NOT FORGET" those affected by that day in 2001. I know a few here were deeply and my thoughts are with you.
I can remember exactly where I was when I heard the news on that horrid day. Then trying to make contact with relations in the area.
9/11 holds even more for me as 4 years later in 2005 on the same day, my father passed away. Again I can remember that day as if it were yesterday, especially as I was not in the country at the time of his passing.
I think of him everyday, people say time is a great healer I guess it is but it still hurts. Certain songs take me back to times we spent together over the 40+ years we were in each others lives.
|Monday, August 29, 2011, 11:37:26 AM- Irene
I hope all my friends across the pond have survived Irene without any major issues.
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Yes, there are a lot of temples in Thailand, and yes, they can sometimes feel a little similar. However, I really liked Houy Mongkol temple just outside Hua Hin. It is home to the largest statue of the very popular Buddhist monk, Luang Pu Thuat, and it makes for some great photos and a temple that is just that little bit different.
When I visited, it coincided with the New Year and gold leaves were being written on and then added to trees, with the setting sun in the background, it was really beautiful.
The temple is about 18km west of Hua Hin, so you will need some transport; either a taxi, car or motorbike.


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I only watched part of the debate tonight. I taped the whole thing and may sit down to absorb it this weekend. (Then again, I may not.) I found this one far more irritating than the first.
I did see a few small pieces. And instead of reacting to the debate as a whole (I can't, sorry) let me react to two things I did see.
George W. Bush still can't explain who we are fighting and why even after all this time. Yes, weapons of mass destruction are a problem. But, you know what? England has weapons of mass destruction and we aren't worried about those. I don't lose any sleep over the French Force de Frappe. Bush continues to reduce our enemies in the Terror War down to abstract nouns; terrorism and weapons. Wrong answer. Paul Berman, an anti-Bush leftist, knows who and what the enemy is better than the president does. Berman more or less agrees with the neoconservatives here. Yet not one of those in his administration is willing to talk about this or explain it to anybody who doesn't read the same geeky magazines I read. That needs to change. And it probably never will.
As for John Kerry, I am tired of his alternate universe where Bush "pushed our allies away." I can't stand to listen to it anymore. One of two things is happening here. He is unseriously playing "politics" and hoping to fool everyone to score points. (If so, he is not fooling me and I don't care to have my intelligence insulted on a regular basis.) Or he desperately needs to catch up — fast – on what has changed in the trans-Atlantic alliance since the end of the Cold War. Robert Kagan, one of the smartest thinkers around, can fill him in on the details. This ought to be old news by now, senator. Do your homework. If you are elected president, there will be a test.
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I'm almost a Kerry-hater for Kerry. I tried talking myself into being a Kerry-hater for Kerry. But I couldn't quite do it.
They have some great bumper stickers over there for those of you who understand where I'm coming from but plan to vote for him anyway.
(Hat tip: Instapundit.)
John Kerry rather undiplomatically described the allies of the United States as a "coalition of the bribed, the coerced, the bought, and the extorted."
As it turns out there really was a coalition of the bribed and the bought. And lo and behold, Britain, Australia, and Poland aren't it.
SADDAM HUSSEIN believed he could avoid the Iraq war with a bribery strategy targeting Jacques Chirac, the President of France, according to devastating documents released last night.
Memos from Iraqi intelligence officials, recovered by American and British inspectors, show the dictator was told as early as May 2002 that France – having been granted oil contracts – would veto any American plans for war.
But the Iraq Survey Group (ISG), which returned its full report last night, said Saddam was telling the truth when he denied on the eve of war that he had any weapons of mass destruction (WMD). He had not built any since 1992.
The ISG, who confirmed last autumn that they had found no WMD, last night presented detailed findings from interviews with Iraqi officials and documents laying out his plans to bribe foreign businessmen and politicians.
Although they found no evidence that Saddam had made any WMD since 1992, they found documents which showed the "guiding theme" of his regime was to be able to start making them again with as short a lead time as possible."
Saddam was convinced that the UN sanctions – which stopped him acquiring weapons – were on the brink of collapse and he bankrolled several foreign activists who were campaigning for their abolition. He personally approved every one.
To keep America at bay, he focusing on Russia, France and China – three of the five UN Security Council members with the power to veto war. Politicians, journalists and diplomats were all given lavish gifts and oil-for-food vouchers.
Tariq Aziz, the former Iraqi deputy prime minister, told the ISG that the "primary motive for French co-operation" was to secure lucrative oil deals when UN sanctions were lifted. Total, the French oil giant, had been promised exploration rights.
John Kerry should have taken this into account a long time ago. I doubt a single person in the Bush camp is surprised by this. A lot of us have been wondering all along what on earth Kerry is talking about when he complains about Bush's supposed lack of diplomacy. If Kerry were president he would have to deal with the exact same international shenanigans.
How would he handle it? I'd like to know, but he will never tell us because he would have to yank one of his planks before he could do so.
(Hat tip: David Batlle via email.)
Here it is, the piece I promised a long time ago, published at Tech Central Station: The Liberal Case for Bush.
For those interested in mixing gossip and politics (generally a bad idea, I'd say) here's a list of conservative celebrities I found via Roger L. Simon's comments section. I don't know how accurate this is, but it's on Wikipedia which I've generally found pretty reliable.
Among those listed:
Stephen Baldwin – One of 'em was bound to join the Dark Side. Suck it up, Alec.
Bo Derek – This surprises me for some reason.
Dr. Phil – This doesn't surprise me a bit.
Gary Sinise – But he seems so sensitive. (Well, he is just acting. -Ed.)
Yaphet Kotto – Cool, in a stereotype-busting sort of way. (He's black.)
Denzel Washington. – Cool again. (See above.)
Leslie Nielson – He's not supposed to be a Republican. He's from Canada!
Alice Cooper – Guys like him seriously freaked out the Christian Right back in the day. Now he's the man. Heh.
Shirley Temple – She's still alive?
David Lynch – Proving that Republicans can be weird too. And I mean that in a good way. His movies rock. Except for Eraserhead. What the hell was that all about, anyway?
Yeah, I know. This is trivial and irrelevant. But it's fun to bust up stereotypes once in a while.
"We are of Muslim culture. We oppose misogyny, homophobia, anti-Semitism, and the political use of Islam. We reassert a living secularism."
That's from A Muslim Manifesto From France published in this summer's issue of Dissent Magazine.
It was written by Tewfik Allal, a French Muslim who showed up at a demonstration in Paris to protest the banning of headscarves. He was shocked by what he saw at that rally. So he went home and wrote his manifesto with help from his feminist wife. Good on 'em. More where this came from, please.
This is supposedly news, but it actually doesn't say much of anything.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A CIA report has found no conclusive evidence that former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein harbored Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, which the Bush administration asserted before the invasion of Iraq.
"There's no conclusive evidence the Saddam Hussein regime had harbored Zarqawi," a U.S. official said on Tuesday about the CIA findings.
But the official, speaking on condition of anonymity, stressed that the report, which was a mix of new information and a look at some older information, did not make any final judgments or come to any definitive conclusions.
The CIA report concludes Zarqawi was in and out of Baghdad, but cast doubt on reports that Zarqawi had been given official approval for medical treatment there as President Bush said this summer, ABC said.
I don't know what the report actually says. It isn't available. In any case, it supposedly doesn't arrive at any conclusions one way or another about Zarqawi's alleged alliance with Saddam Hussein. But let's take out Occam's Razor.
As Christopher Hitchens once put it, Baghdad under Saddam Hussein was a place that was as difficult to enter as it was to leave. You couldn't exactly waltz in there as a foreigner and check yourself into a hospital as if you were showing up to buy smokes at a corner grocery in Brooklyn.
And if Zarqawi wasn't welcome in Iraq, why did he choose Baghdad as a place to see a doctor? There are plenty of Arab countries that were not under sanctions that deprived them of medical supplies. There were plenty of Arab countries that are not totalitarian police states (Morocco, Tunisia, Jordan, Kuwait,) that he could have chosen instead. So, why Iraq?
If Zarqawi really was connected to Saddam Hussein, these sentences near the article's conclusion should follow logically.
Before last year's invasion to topple Saddam, the Bush administration portrayed Zarqawi as al Qaeda's link to Baghdad.
Following Saddam's capture in December and waves of suicide attacks on U.S. and Iraqi security forces which followed, Zarqawi quickly became America's top enemy in Iraq.
None of this makes a lot of difference in any case. We did not invade Iraq because of Zarqawi. We invaded Iraq to kick off a slum-clearance program in Araby.
Joe Katzman, in a roundabout sort of way, argues with my "hawkish case for John Kerry" approach. He makes good points, as always. In a nutshell: John Kerry is no Tony Blair.
Is he right? To an extent, absolutely. But ultimately, I don't know. We have to guess at what a John Kerry foreign policy would actually look like. His campaign has been all over the place, so it isn't a good predictor. His record is a poor predictor, too. Presidents can't act like senators. They are leaders. They can't just say yay or nay to someone else's proposals.
And let's be honest. We have to guess at what a second round of George W. Bush's foreign policy would look like, too. Will Bush fix Iraq? I wish I knew. I wish I knew a lot of things that I don't actually know.
If I had a crystal ball and could take a good hard look at two alternate futures I would know without a doubt which of our two candidates I would vote for.
Today I'm leaning 51 percent Bush and 49 percent Kerry. When I wrote my hawkish endorsement for Kerry I was leaning slightly his way. Now that I've written my "liberal case for Bush" (forthcoming at Tech Central Station.) I'm leaning a bit toward Bush again. Partly this is because I found my own endorsement for Bush slightly more persuasive than my own endorsement for Kerry. But it's also, in part, because of what Joe Katzman says at Winds of Change.
Let me begin with a caveat. I only watched the first half of the vice presidential debate, the portion that focused on foreign policy.
I have no idea who "won" or who will be perceived to have won. And I don't really care.
Both were confident, articulate, knowledgeable, and presidential. Both had some command of the facts, and both were sometimes right. When they were wrong they weren't offensively or freakishly wrong. There were no Howard Dean moments, in other words. (Although I'm liking Dean more these days. He's out of his radical phase now.)
When John Edwards said we lost more soldiers in September than in August, and more soldiers in August than in July, and more soldiers in July than in June, he proved he isn't stuck in denial about the fact that Iraq has taken a turn for the worse. I worry about Bush and Cheney sometimes. Are they even aware that Iraq is on fire? I don't know. Probably. But I don't know. They talk about Iraq as though everything is rainbows and sunshine. You don't have to buy into hysterical doom-mongering to see that Iraq is whacked. And you can't solve a problem if you can't even admit a problem exists.
But Edwards seemed to be in denial about something else. He said the United States is taking 90 percent of the casualties in Iraq. Well, senator, welcome to the unipolar world of the American superpower. Our European allies do not have the military capacity to project power as we do. They cannot match us on the battlefield no matter how much they might want to. (And let us not forget that they do not want to.) That's because they deliberately reduced their military power down to token "me too" levels. They knew — rightly — that we would pick up the slack. So we will pick up the slack. You and John Kerry will never get Europe to pick up your slack. It isn't politically possible. Nor is it physically possible.
Edwards and Cheney went back and forth like this. Sometimes Cheney was right. Other times Edwards was right. I can imagine that if these two men were working together they could cobble together a plan for success in Iraq that isn't hampered by Republican chauvinism or left-wing defeatism.
I don't trust Kerry and Edwards, mostly because of John Kerry. Kerry is the boss, not Edwards. And Kerry has ran a wobbly campaign following a shaky record where he has been consistently on the weak side of national security.
But I don't trust Bush as much as I used to, in part because he really does appear to be in denial. Also because he has practically no political capital to carry out a foreign policy I basically agree with, and because he is such a polarizing figure he has become an enormous liability.
I would put more trust in a Cheney/Edwards or an Edwards/Cheney ticket than the two options we currently have. Too bad it's not an option.
One of our best journalists, Paul Berman, reviews the new novel by one of our best fiction writers, Philip Roth.
The Plot Against America is an alternate history. What if the United States joined the Fascist Axis in the 1930s? Berman insists this novel is not a cheap political allegory, that Roth is not in any way trying to compare the current political climate to the fictional one that takes place in his book. But he does say this:
Still, after you have had a chance to inhabit his landscape for a while and overhear the arguments about war and fascism and the Jews, "The Plot Against America" begins to rock almost violently in your lap — as if a second novel, something from our own time, had been locked inside and was banging furiously on the walls, trying to get out.
(Post-script: I don't want anyone to misunderstand why I posted this. I do not think the United States is on the road to fascism. Not in any way whatsoever.)
I can see why those on John Kerry's campaign staff cringe when his wife Teresa pops off in public. She is no Hillary Clinton. And I don't mean that as a compliment. (I like Hillary now more than I did before. She isn't on my short list of top choices for president — that honor goes to John McCain, Harold Ford, Rudy Giuliani, and Barak Obama. But I would vote for her over either Kerry or Bush.)
Here are a few quotes from Teresa Heinz-Kerry today.
On 9/12 every single newspaper in the world said 'We are all Americans.' Today it is not the case.
She's quoting Le Monde. The French daily said we are all Americans now. But Le Monde is not "every single newspaper in the world."
I don't have a copy or an image of a newspaper from Iraq on September 11, 2001. But I do have an image of one of Saddam's newspapers commemorating the first anniversary of September 11, 2001.
The Arabic script does not say "We Are All Americans Now," and it especially doesn't say "We Are Still All Americans."
The Taliban is back running Afghanistan
The Taliban does not run Afghanistan. I'm real sorry the Taliban aren't yet discussed in the past tense, but today's Afghan government – such as it is – is run by a guy named Hamid Karzai. An election is scheduled this coming Saturday.
No American boy or girl should lose their lives for oil.
Now that I can agree with. Good thing we aren't fighting for oil.
William Safire at the New York Times says John Kerry transformed himself into a "hard-line, right-wing, unilateral" neoconservative. I wouldn't go that far, but he makes some good points. Whatever Kerry's faults, he is not the second coming of George McGovern. Really, he isn't.
Extraordinary Rendition. That's a euphemism for torture.
House Speaker Dennis Hastert wants to legalize it — sort of. He proposed a bill that would allow the United States to ship people off to totalitarian dungeons like Syria where torture is "legal" since we can't do it ourselves on our own soil.
It's a disgrace. Abu Ghraib sullied our reputation enough, as if it weren't already dangerously bad to begin with. I was impressed by the fact that the vast majority of Americans choked when they found out what happened in the now-notorious Iraqi prison. And Dennis Hastert wants to crank this up even further?
The media is mostly ignoring this story, which is odd. I would think they would plaster this one all over the papers if they're as liberal and partisan as they often appear. But we're hardly hearing much about this. We should be, not because the story makes Dennis Hastert look bad in an election season but because Dennis Hastert is being bad period.
Please see Hilzoy and Katherine at Obsidian Wings for more.
Drudge is accusing John Kerry of cheating in his first debate against George W. Bush.
He has video showing that Kerry took something out of his jacket pocket and placed it on the podium.
Why is this a problem?
Section 5, pages 4-5 of the binding "Memorandum of Understanding" that was negotiated and agreed upon by both political campaigns states:
"No props, notes, charts, diagrams, or other writings or other tangible things may be brought into the debate by either candidate…. Each candidate must submit to the staff of the Commission prior to the debate all such paper and any pens or pencils with which a candidate may wish to take notes during the debate, and the staff or commission will place such paper, pens and pencils on the podium…"
Hmm. I dunno. It's so…high school. If Kerry were to actually be busted cheating in the debates he would be in far worse trouble than if he had lost the debate. And why should he worry about losing a debate in the first place? Bush is awful in public and he always has been. Kerry is well-known as one of Yale's top debaters.
This looks bad for him, though.
A top Kerry campaign source explained to the DRUDGE REPORT late Sunday how Bush supporters were once again trying to distract.
"Kerry did not cheat," said the Kerry insider. "This is more lies from Republicans, who are hoping for a quick change of subject away from the president's performance, and the new polls."
When pressed on the fact that even brandishing a pen from his jacket would have violated debate rules, the Kerry staffer laughed, adding, "See you at the inauguration, Drudge".
That's it? The Kerry campaign doesn't have anything to say except this is a Republican lie? Look at the video. It's not a lie. He may not have pulled a hidden note card out of his pocket, but he pulled something out of his pocket. I watched him do it, and I watched in slow motion.
That lame defense only makes Kerry look guilty. And I'm inclined to think he isn't guilty, not because I'm a fan but because it would be just too damn stupid. Maybe he pulled a piece of gum out of his pocket. I've no idea, but his campaign is going to have to come up with something more convincing than "that TV camera is a lying GOP operative."
UPDATE: Bush cheated, too! Well, no. Actually, he probably didn't. And like I said, Kerry probably didn't cheat, either. The odds that one of them cheated are miniscule enough. The odds that both of them cheated are vanishingly close to zero.
I've revised my opinion of the debates.
On style and delivery, John Kerry buffed the floor with George W. Bush's ass. He just did. I know a lot of you out there really like George W., but come on. I can argue with Kerry better than he can, and I'm just a guy in his jammies. You think this only matters to intellectuals? Wrong. Most of the world doesn't think Bush is a cowboy, they think he's an oil-rustler. Who's the enemy in the Terror War? Islamofascists. What percentage of the world do you think understands this? One percent? Two?
George W. Bush gets an F-, that's an F minus, on clarity. When we're three and a half years into World War IV and the president of the most powerful country on earth, the 900 pound gorilla on the good guy side, has never been able, not once, to explain who the enemy is and what on earth we're doing, well, let me just quote Joe Katzman.
It's an important part of the war, a critical part. You can't outsource this to the damn blogosphere.
Amen, my Canadian brother. I am not the president's spokesman. Nor is Joe or Glenn Reynolds or Charles Johnson or Roger L. Simon. It is not our job to do his job – especially since none of the people I just listed, including myself, even voted for George W. Bush in 2000.
But. But.
That doesn't mean John Kerry has it together. Oh my, no. He may have been more articulate than usual at Thursday's debate (thank you, Allah) but that can only take him so far. Now I want you to click this link. It will take you over to James Lileks' latest Bleat. (And, boy, is this one a bleat.) He'll tell you exactly, precisely, why when I think about voting for Kerry (and I have been trying to talk myself into it) I flinch.
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A November 1976 report to Congress recommended that the Social Security Administration (SSA) obtain accurate and complete data on compensation and pensions promptly and regularly from the Veterans Administration and the Railroad Retirement Board (RRB). These data are used for computing payments.
The use of inadequate data from these agencies had resulted in Supplemental Security Income recipients being overpaid $60 million and underpaid $4 million annually. General Counsel at all three agencies agree with GAO that the recommendations for accurate and complete data are consistent with the Privacy Act since the disclosures are for a routine use compatible with the purpose for which the record was collected.
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Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program:Policy Changes and Calculation Methods Likely Affect Improper Payment Rates, and USDA Is Taking Steps to Help Address Recipient Fraud [Reissued on July 8, 2016]GAO-16-708T: Published: Jul 6, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 6, 2016.
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Originally posted August 2013. I've always been a big fan of the "quick fix." The thought of anything taking time to resolve was excruciating to me. If we said we wanted to buy a car, let's do it now. If we have a fight, let's resolve it now. If there was something I needed to change in my life, then by George (does anyone know who George is by the way? I mean, I say that all the time, but really. Who is he and why do I say that?!), let's knock it out right now. But life doesn't work … [Read more...]
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liberty discount clubInternet United States of America
liberty discount club sent bogus ck to my bk for amt 49.98 i have never subscribed nor do i know who they are Internet
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checked into payday loans as montel on tv suggested. i did not apply nor have i ever heard of this company.bk acct was charged 49.98 plus 23.00 when ck was denied.
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Infiniti CorporationP.o. Box 685003 Franklin, Tennessee United States of America
Infiniti Corporation 2004 Infiniti G35 Airbag Issues Franklin, Tennessee
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I then made another appointment with Infiniti Glencoe to complete the recall. The recall was completed on 11/19/2010. After this recall I have had my airbag light come on, every time it has rained. I had been resetting the light by the key-lock position. It would go off, and stay off until it rained again. Once it rained again, the light would turn back on. I had another appointment on 2/2/2011 for service. However that day was the Chicago Blizzard and I was unable to drive the vehicle 95 miles up to Infiniti Glencoe for the appointment and most places were closed due to the treacherous conditions.
My next appointment was scheduled for 3/3/2011 instead. On 3/4/11 Infiniti of Glencoe diagnosed the Passenger Side Airbag and Module as faulty and needing replacement. Total cost was $785 discounted to $704.00. I picked it up on 3/9/2011. On 3/19/2011 the airbag light came on AGAIN! I dropped the car back off to Infiniti Glencoe the same day driving 95 miles one way and 95 miles back to drop it off. On 3/21/2011 they have now diagnosed the Driver's Side Airbag as the fault.
Ever since I have had this recall completed on this vehicle I have had problems with the airbag system in this car. I cannot accept that BOTH front airbags and modules just so happened to become faulty for no reason on a 2004 Infiniti that have NEVER been deployed. I've contacted Consumer Affairs to have them deny my claim over and over again. Infiniti Corporate has been extremely rude and unwilling to stand behind the product they manufactured.
I need help having this problem taken care of. I cannot drive my family around in a car with a faulty airbag system and risk killing us in accident due to Infiniti's neglect to stand behind the parts they've manufactured because my airbags may not deploy.
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The WSIB has updated the Rate Framework Modernization website to provide a new message from the Chair and President & CEO on the progress of the initiative and next steps (available here), as well as a Consultation Update that describes the feedback received and related stakeholder engagement activities with stakeholders in 2016 (available here).
In the Fall of 2016, the WSIB will be seeking approval of the Rate Framework from its Board of Directors. Following approval of the Rate Framework, the WSIB will begin to undertake education and outreach efforts towards a targeted implementation in January 2019, at the earliest.
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Complaint Review: Capitol Acquisitions Aka CAMCO
Capitol Acquisitions Aka CAMCOPO Box 5087 Rockford,, Illinois U.S.A.
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They have refused to tell me who the 'creditor' is on the debt. I've recently gotten them to tell me when they purchased this debt, which, by law, they have to do.
I did find out some information, though. If the date of the last payment made on a debt is 7 yrs old or greater, they are "Past Statute" and it is illegal for them to try and collect the debt.
Inform them that they are in violation of the FDCPA (Fair Debt Collection Payment Act)and if they contact you in any way from the date of your notice of violation, tell them you will take legal action.
Document everything they say, threaten, etc. with date/time and name of the individual. Also be sure to obtain the full company name, address and phone, plus the name/spelling of the individual that is contacting you.
I was told that if you win your case, they will be required to pay "YOU" the amount of the debt.
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Okay I'm sure you've heard about the cell phone spin-offs of Final Fantasy games VII and XIII, but did you hear about the sequel to IV? No? Yes? Either way you probably won't play them, these games fail to hit the US, and that's not even the problem. We have two little things called the DS and the PSP; those guys are always fighting for your attention and games, but while they're duking it out, cell phones are sucking out development for them.
I don't know about you, but I'd rather play a new Final Fantasy on a DS or PSP, not on a cell phone. Cell phone games are usually terrible, quick little cash-ins; the best ones are ports of classics. But strangely that's what we're getting on real portables. I'm all for Square's great remakes on DS, but FF I&II on PSP shouldn't exist, while FFVII Crisis Core was a great game. We need to see more of that. I'm honestly excited about Chrono Trigger hitting the DS, and having FFIV on DS is cool, but with all the new IV fans, shouldn't Square make a IV sequel on DS? Not on a damn phone. That's just stupid. In the end, it's all about money, so how much money can they make off a cellphone game? Japan is indeed crazy about their phones, but I still believe more money and gamer's satisfaction is to be made elsewhere.
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derma-juvenate; dead sea kitInternet United States of America
derma-juvenate; dead sea kit threatened to withhold refund if i anything said to anyone, Internet
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received sample/ received visa statement & noted a charge of $89.31 for a unmade march purchase/called visa office & was told about automatic charges made by derma-juvenate (& deadsea beauty kit.com - 1-800 948-9189 - ripped off $149.95) was told this is often done because no one ever sees the tiny print of automatic monthly sending of scam items/ told visa to stop payment/phoned derma juvenate & spoke with james who was rude & threatened me that no refund would be sent if i said anything to anyone/ the march amt was refunded but i didn't keep quiet/ am writing this letter/
so beware beware - DO NOT think anything is free & pay only shipping & handling/ visa told me that NO COMPANIES DO THAT!! if u do order then immediately call visa (or mastercard etc) & tell them that no further charges are to be accepted from - name the company - after 'today' or whenever u made the purchase/ also if some due diligence is done you will note that there is NO item on the market - short of surgery, laser & the like - that will change what we already have/ just eat healthy, protect skin from the sun, drink plenty of water, get plenty of rest, drink a minimal of alcohol & don't smoke/
both derma-juvenate & dead sea kit are scammers & they know that majority of people DO NOT read the tiny print/
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Damon Dash Developing Roc-A-Fella Story for TelevisionThe series will chronicle the rise and fall of the iconic hip hop label he founded with Jay Z.
Jay Z Runs Interference on Crazed Beyoncé FanThe '03 Bonnie and Clyde played their roles perfectly—Bey graciously pretended nothing was happening while Jay got straight down to business. And all was well.
WATCH: Jay Z Totally Shuts Down a Fan Trying to Take a Selfie with BeyonceIf you mess with Bey, you answer to Jay!
5 Rappers Who Should Appear on The Simpsons' Hip-Hop EpisodeMr. Burns needs an all-star rap team? We've got it covered.
Beyoncé, Jay Z & Kendrick Lamar to Play President Obama's Birthday: ReportWhen you're commander in chief, the music at your party is better.
DJ Khaled on How He Got Jay Z on 'Major Key'The song "Major Keys" features both Jay Z and Future; getting Jay on a song and video is no simple feat, as Khaled explained.
Blue Ivy Looks All Grown Up in New Modeling PhotosBlue Ivy is quickly becoming a little lady!
Jay Z's 'Songs For Survival' Playlist Includes Beyonce, Kanye WestThe 24-track playlist features artwork of Malcolm X shaking Martin Luther King Jr's hand.
Jay Z Releases Song about Police Brutality After Recent ShootingsThe song "Spiritual" could've been written specifically for these two tragedies.
DJ Khaled Drops Jay Z Assisted Track 'I Got The Keys'The beat-heavy number features guest rapper Jay Z, and a black and white video for the song also features Future, Rick Ross, 2 Chainz, Pusha T and A$AP Ferg, among others.
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Eagles finish second, fourth at Arnold Invite
Blede breaks school shot record.
ARNOLD—The Eagle boys racked up plenty of team points in the field events Friday at the Arnold Invite.
After earning nine places in the six field events, Brady coach Rich Britten thought his boys were doing pretty well.
"They never once announced any team standings along the way so unless you were keeping track of all the events as they went along, you wouldn't know where we stood," he said.
It wasn't until the final event was ended that Britten knew the boys finished second.
"I knew we'd score heavily in the field events," Britten said. "I guess we finished in enough right places in the running to come in second in the team standings."
Burwell took the team title with 110 points followed by Brady with 77 and Mullen at 63.
The Eagle boys earned three gold medals including Corbin Blede's first in the shot as he set a new school record.
Blede, a senior, had several throws in at 49 feet or slightly better during the preliminary flights to lead the slate into finals.
"Corbin has been hovering over 49 feet all spring," Britten said. "He finally got the throw he wanted in the finals."
Blede threw 50 feet, 5.25 inches to surpass the previous school record of 50-1.25 set by Joel Popkin in 1971.
"Now he just has to keep working to get better," Britten said.
Brad Ward also earned an individual gold in the high jump and the 4x800 relay of Tyrel Grasz, Cole Viter, Lincoln Blede and Dalton Riedel shaved another four seconds off their time to win the event in 9:13.8.
On the girls side, the Eagles finished in fourth place with 65 team points. Burwell was a double winner, taking first in the girls team race with 106 points.
"We don't really have many girls out for track," Britten said. "To finish fourth with limited numbers is really good for us."
Sophomore Courtney Widick earned the only gold medals of the day for the Eagle girls.
She won the 800-meter dash in 2:40 and took first in the long jump with a distance of 14-10.5.
"We've still got some room to grow," Britten said.
The Eagles will attempt to improve performances Friday when they travel to the Sutherland Invite.
Britten said the meet is Class C and D schools and offers Brady a look at some different competition. Field events are slated to begin at 11:30 a.m. with running events starting at 1:30 p.m.
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I like the AGNC earnings report, but if you need something else:
PSEC - Announced AH today: "Prospect Capital Announces 55% Increase in Net Investment Income per Share and $0.12 Increase in Net Asset Value per Share for Second Fiscal Quarter Over Prior Year Second Fiscal Quarter" They earned $0.51 for the quarter, and are paying $0.33. This after floating a SPO about a month ago which is probably not fully placed yet as these guys do not simply buy MBS.
NTI - Will announce AH on Monday. A lot of people expect a divy around $2.00, and, if that is the case, the stock flies into the $30's ... look at the PPS of the competition that are paying MUCH LOWER divies.
That is all; do your DD [I've always liked the sound of DD for some reason]. I am off on vacation, and hoping for good news when I get back. I'll be handling some DD while on vacation. Cheers and GLTA.
Hey Ray,
Thanks for the tip on NTI; I'll take a look.
BTW, "DD" has another meaning to the longtime board members.
Have a great time on your vacation....where are you off to this time?
Going to Tahiti - Moorea - Bora Bora .... I'm originally from Northern Minnesota so you can imagine why I like tropical vacations.


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News 12 at 6 o'clock / Friday, Sept. 6, 2013
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) -- "It's a disgrace ... I don't know when they are going to finish. People in China build a bridge from one valley to another in a year," said Peter Rogers as he shared frustration from the unfinished bridge near his home that hasn't seen much progress lately.
"Oh, over 3 years," said Rogers of the project.
Construction started back in 2010 with hopes of the it being ready for drivers by 2012, but still no new bridge.
"As a tax payer what else is new--we always get ripped off. It's terrible--someone has to be accountable," but tax payers like Rogers aren't the only ones upset-- so are construction workers like, James Sibert, who use's the bridge at least 3 days a week to get between Lincolnton and McCormick.
"It's taking a long time to do what they are suppose to do-- and it's just kind of discouraging," said Sibert of the delays.
Officals say support columns similar to the ones on the old bridge, are partially to blame for the long delay. Engineers believe the deep, cold water, along with changes in temperatures hurt the process of sealing the 'bent' or bridge supports--excuses this tax payers knows don't work with the IRS.
"Pay up or you going to pay up with interest," Rogers said would be his option if he owed the government something by a certain date and added, "Somebody's got to be accoutable,"
Georgia DOT sent us a statemnt with a few of the details about the project, but we're still waiting for information on just exactly how much the state is behind on budget. Many in the area say it's been a least 6 months since they'd seen any work on the bridge.


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If a user creates a new group and selects f.i. DIG as the Email Subscription Defaults, every new user get the DIG status automatically (as it is supposed to).
However, the creator of the group (the group admin) gets NONE as his setting for mails at the moment of creation of the group.
Is it possible to change this in such a way that the creator of the group gets the same mail status as the selected Email Subscription Defaults (DIG in this example) automatically?


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The Most Delicious and Unique Burger Ever: "El Hamburger"
Forget buns. This delicious Puerto Rican burger substitutes bread for tostones. It's got twice the flavor and way less carbs—win!
By Evette Rios
In Puerto Rico, where I am from, there is a delicious trend! They make what are called Sandwiches de Platano. Basically they put everything, from steak to roast pork between two fried green plantains (tostones), instead of bread and call it a sandwich.
And what a sandwich it is! Not only do you get less carbs (we could all use that) but you get more flavor! Here is my twist on the traditional hamburger, I call this one El Hamburger, and I hope this one shows up at your next outdoor shindig!
Guacamole Burger Sliders with Tostones & Pepper Jack Cheese
Burger Seasoning
3 TBSP culantro
3 TBSP cilantro
1 TBSP smoked paprika
1 TBSP onion powder
1 TBSP garlic powder
¼ TSP cayenne pepper
1 TSP mustard
2 TSP salt
Pepper to taste
1½ Haas avocados, chopped
½ red onion, chopped
1 medium tomato, chopped
1 lime, juiced
¾ red pepper
½ green pepper
3 cloves of garlic, chopped
Large handful of cilantro, chopped
Large handful of culantro, chopped
½ TSP red pepper flakes
Salt and pepper to taste
1 lb ground beef (40/60 bacon to beef is delicious, but regular beef works too!)
Hot Pepper Cheese, grated
Unripened green plantains (tostones)
Canola or neutral oil for frying
Hot sauce (optional)
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