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And was told today: "The DEA is currently in the process of addressing the comments it received during the 30 day comment period. Unfortunately they do not provide a timeline on how long this step of the process takes. Once finalized, the DEA will publish their scheduling designation in the Federal Register and Eisai will launch BELVIQ in the US."
So really no change and kinda put a damper on the fire for Monday. I will be #$%$ if Monday sees just an earnings CC and no news to hang our hats on. That would be a typical Jack move unfortunately but one I fear is coming. I bet pps rises from now to Friday and then is shorted all the way back down Monday.
Wish I had more pebbles to play this game with them but im longgg in ARNA. Jack we need a break here I hope you have something up your sleeve other than "we expect to launch soon" and "we are talkign to partners."
I would like to say that the answer Malph says he received is the exact same answer I got from 2 different sources regarding the same DEA issue. Eisai is waiting on pins and needles for the DEA to get off their butts and get this scheduled.
I also do not believe CC is anything morer then a CC regarding earnings, unless DEA makes their final ruling between now and Monday
Guys, even if ARNA has an unofficial read from DEA about when the process will end (which is possible in my view), they could not say that to anyone ahead of the DEA publishing in the FR. Who know what ARNA knows? The point is that whatever ARNA knows, they can't say... Further speculation based on what their IR folks say, or don't, is pointless.
Hopefully Jack/Craig will have a good progress update on the EMA process.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Sorry, but there is no useful information in what ARNA IR told you, and your inferences from it are flawed. ARNA is not legally allowed to pass on market sensitive information down the phone to a single investor, so they gave you a boilerplate answer paraphrased as "we don't know, thanks for asking, we'll let everyone know when we know". Did you really expect ARNA to say anything else to you over the phone?
As to what happens on Monday, we will find out, on Monday. What you have posted has no bearing on whether the chances of hearing good news has changed; it hasn't.
I think its highly unlikely that DEA will finalize before Monday the 4th going by what has transpired thus far. CC is pre market so the actual 4th of March is not a factor so if it doesnt post in the next 2 days then its definitely not a factor for Monday, which will be a regular earnings CC.
I also doubt that the DEA will have given them a heads up on finalization and effective date enough in advance for them to be prepared to launch or announce launch on Monday. If they dont grant the 30 day waiver then this will be another month of frustration and manipulation to April.
Jack and Arena need to work on their PR skills at least
iago ks correct, they can't disclose non public information to any shareholders
Nice try, but I also tried to contact them via emails and calls. No response. So yeah, YOU are TRASHED.


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Mary Estella Humes was born Jan 1, 1921 in Pagosa Springs, Colorado to Tom and Mabel Carman Flaugh. Raised on a cattle ranch in an area at the foot of the Rockies, surrounded by trees, lakes, and rivers. Milking cows, gathering eggs, raking hay, riding horses and fishing for trout were part of her everyday life. She always loved the aspens in the fall with the rich colors of autumn. She got frostbitten, stabbed with a pitchfork, teased by her brothers and by her dad, who she always called "Tom" instead of Dad. She took care of her Mom who was often ill. She played basketball, was in the Drama Club, and always wished she could sing.
Married December 31, 1940 in Yuma, Arizona to James Hallie Humes (also from Pagosa Springs), and immediately moved to San Diego. She was a wonderful daughter and sister, and a great mother to her two children, Cecil and Carolyn. Mary was a fun, loving and affectionate grandmother and great grandmother! Mom loved the Padres and the Chargers, and would follow their games enthusiastically. She was a talented and impeccable seamstress, floral designer and homemaker. Her friends adored her, as did her nieces and nephews, children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren! She will be dearly missed by all of us.
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She also took a moment to speak with ACT staff members before going into a briefing with senior level officers where she was provided a brief on the structure of ACT and the important work that is performed here in support of the overall mission of the Alliance.
"What you are forging here will allow NATO to adapt to changing times and changing missions and continue to bolster our collective security. The strategies and partnerships being developed by all of you are shaping NATO operations all over the world from Afghanistan to Kosovo to the Horn of Africa," said Clinton.
"I would like to express my deep appreciation to Secretary Clinton for making the time to visit Allied Command Transformation and the great city of Norfolk, a city we are proud to call home," Abrial said.
During her remarks, Clinton told ACT staff members that the work done here, "is making NATO more resilient and more innovative," she went on to explain that ACT is at the centre of innovation, referring to the main core task of ACT which is to transform NATO by paving the way for more affordable and effective capabilities to be shared across the Alliance.
This was Secretary Clinton's first visit to Allied Command Transformation which is the only NATO Command in the United States.
"I am grateful for the invaluable support Allied Command Transformation has received from this country as Host Nation - and also for its leadership in helping adapt NATO to meet new and emerging security challenges, the core of ACT's own mission, said Abrial."
After Clinton's discussions at ACT, she delivered remarks at the banquet of the World Affairs Council of Greater Hampton Roads, an event which was co-hosted by ACT. During her remarks she discussed the importance NATO's transformation and she commented on how NATO is no stranger to change.
"Transforming any institution isn't easy, and it doesn't happen overnight. In fact, it is a project that never really ends. But we have strong leaders and the right strategies in place. And everything we have accomplished so far points toward how much we can achieve in the days and years to come. If we stay nimble and work together, we can continue to make the world more peaceful and secure," said Clinton.
She concluded her remarks at the World Affairs Council Banquet by describing the major goals outlined for the NATO Summit and what it brings to the future.
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Monday, May 23, 2016
News from Behind the Scenes: May 2016
I haven't posted much to this blog for a little while now ( and not and frequently as I had wanted to for MSE in general). There has been a lot that has garnered my attention, but also, a little housework on the back end of the website. I wanted to give you an update so that you can have an idea of what to expect.
Blogger isn't meeting a lot of my needs these days. I have come to regret the decision as to whether or not to merge this blog into the main MSE site so long ago. When I bought a domain name, I should have just merged the two. Lesson learned. Meanwhile, I am struggling with the decision of moving this blog over as a subdomain to the main site( which is a HUGE ton of work), or simply to leave this be and begin posting to a blog series there.There are pros and cons to both. This blogspot still sees a lot of traffic but I prefer working through the MSE website. It has more functionality and it is so much easier for me to format the posts there. Rest assured that whatever my end decision is, I will announce it for you here.
I have been doing some tweaks and edits behind the scenes of MyScrapbookEvolution.com in an effort to provide new content later this fall( and maybe as early as this summer). For the most part, you won't notice anything until the new content goes live. I am adding in a new article series about my life as an expat. Much of my Project Life and pocket pages will be shared through it, as that is how I document my life abroad. Since we have a new apartment, I have found a need to start decorating it. What better way to do that than with things that I have made! These articles will start appearing under the new MSE LifeStyle category.
For added security, I have decided to upgrade the website with an SSL certificate. Under the previous hosted plan, it was a shared certificate through Hostgator. This new certificate will be for MSE only. Hostgator will handle the changes for me, however, I have been informed there might be a conflict in some content on wordpress. In some cases, the current wordpress installation and the SSL certificate cause some images to not display or for the person visiting the site to receive a mixed content warning. I am hoping this won't happen, but wanted to let everyone know in case it does. ( You can read more about this issue here is you are considering an SSL certificate for your site. It also explains what an SSL certificate does.) Please, rest assured that MSE is safe to visit! I also have a plan through Sitelock which scans the website for malware and keeps hackers at bay ( it's peace of mind for me as a website owner and ensures you have a safe site to visit). I will also be updating the plan through Sitelock to include a CDN. For you, that should mean MSE uploads faster.
It seemed so daunting to start a website of my own a few years back. However, despite those times when it's a headache, I have learned a lot.It continues to be a learning experience which is always good for the soul.
Meanwhile,as a family, we have settled in and love our life in Abu Dhabi. We have gotten an idea of what our homeschool schedule and social life will be like. I am making adjustments but also, looking forward to a few weeks of rest during the summer.
I hope everyone enjoys their upcoming school breaks! Happy Summer everyone!
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Happy St. Patrick's Day with 3 Luck Inspired Scrapbook Pages
St. Patrick's day is not one of those holidays I find myself documenting often. It's not that we don't celebrate it...we do. It just seems that it's one of those holidays that flashes by in the blink of an eye. I can literally think of maybe two layouts that I have dedicated to the day itself (one of which I will share today). I figured today would be the perfect day to share a little inspiration with you and perhaps inspire you to document something about the holiday itself or about luck.
This is one of the few pages in which I have documented the actual events of St. Patrick's day. My son built a leprechaun trap. I went with a traditional green color palette. Green being a sort of given color when you choose to document St. Patrick's Day. If you need some tips for creating a monochromatic green layout, you can find some here on the Layout a Week Challenge Blog. You can also find some green color palettes and inspiration here.
If you don't celebrate St. Patrick's Day, it's perfectly all right. Instead, you can choose to create a layout about how lucky you are.I feel like this is a wonderful opportunity to practice being grateful. Many of us try to do this everyday, but generally, the focus on living a thankful life is often documented most in the fall when Thanksgiving is celebrated.Here's your chance to do an "I am lucky" or thankful page with gorgeous spring color as your inspiration.
I created this layout last year for an article at Get It Scrapped. My goal was to document what luck means to me. I wrote about opportunity and how I appreciated the chance to take advantage of opportunities that came my way.
This layout is about my son and how good things always happen to him. This is a hybrid layout I created back when I was with JBS Mercantile. I used green but added navy and yellow as accent colors. Even though the layout isn't about St, Patrick's day, I used a couple of shamrocks on the page.Many people think of luck when they see them, so the shamrocks work on a symbolic level rather than a literal reference to the holiday.
I used photos of myself and my son to document luck, but really, you could use a photo of anything. For example, you could use a photo of your home to document how lucky you are to have a roof over your head. Or use one of those Instagram foodie photos to document how lucky you are to be able to go out to dinner ( which gives me an idea for a page...I remember a time in which my husband and I couldn't afford to go out to eat). Luck is really all a matter of how you perceive it. You can document a page about St. Patrick's day or you can document something you are thankful for. What will you document? If you make a lucky themed layout, feel free to share it with me in the comments below.
Friday, March 4, 2016
Game On! It's March and That Means It's Time to Play Calvinball!
Now technically, the game started March 1st. I know...we're 4 days into the month. That however, is part of the beauty of Calvinball. With the rules changing and morphing( and you having the ability to add more rules), the outcome is never certain and even those who start a bit late are still guaranteed to have a chance at a high points total.Plus, it's just plain fun. If it makes anyone feel better, I am getting a late start this year.
It you need encouragement and want to know more information, then it might be easy to just talk to some Get It Scrapped members live and in person. It just so happens that the Get It Scrapped March online crop is this Saturday( tomorrow). I plan to attend and I know many people there will be happy to help you get started with Calvinball. You can learn how to join the crop here. It's free. You just need to register with the Get It Scrapped Forums to gain access. Registration is also free.
Meanwhile, to the veteran players( I have been playing for years), let the smack talk begin!
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Rose McGowan stopped by on Studio11LA this morning to discuss pulmonary fibrosis and her role as the Ambassador to build awareness to fight the disease with the Coalition for Pulmonary Fibrosis. Be sure to watch the video below as it is a very important cause, one that she is incredibly passionate about! Screencaptures are also now available in our gallery.
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Seven photos have been added of Rose attending the 3rd Annual Land Benefit Gala in Los Angeles, California on September 29. She wore a gorgeous Guy Laroche vintage dress from Decades.
Rose's black and green floral print bustier dress with a full gathered skirt and oversized pockets was styled with gold earrings and matching strappy sandals. A black clutch and a pink lip colour completed her lovely look.
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Miss McGowan is currently out and about at the Milan Fashion Week for Spring/Summer 2013. "I prefer the Milan Fashion Week to New York Fashion Week. There's just more art to it, I think, and less commerce," Rose told WWD.com. The gallery has been updated with photos of Rose at various shows and events these past couple of days. Do check out a lovely photo of the actress and her sister Eva at the Dolce & Gabbana Store Opening Party last night.
Furthermore, Rose revealed that she will soon star on a new TV show on ABC! "I can't say what it is yet," she teased. Can't wait to hear more about this project!
She also spoke about shooting in New Orleans on The Tell-Tale Heart, in which she plays a ghostly apparition. "She turns out to be a figment of somebody else's imagination, so the outfits and the costumes got to be really elaborate and totally nonreality based, which was great fun. And I had an amazing rental house in the French Quarter with all the ivy and the Spanish moss hanging all around, so that added to the atmosphere."
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Each year around the world, as many as 48,000 people are diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis and 40,000 people die – the same number of people who are lost to breast cancer annually. Pulmonary fibrosis is a devastating disease that robs people of their ability to breathe. To help raise awareness about this unknown deadly disease, the Coalition for Pulmonary Fibrosis (CPF) is kicking off "Pulmonary Fibrosis Awareness Month" this September.
Actress Rose McGowan, Honorary Chair of the 'Daughters of PF' program, which calls on women to fundraise and generate awareness of PF, joins in the CPF's call for increased investment in research to find a cure.
McGowan lost her father to PF. "When I learned PF is 100 percent fatal and that my father was going to die, I was utterly hopeless and broken-hearted," said McGowan, best known for her role on TV's long-running show 'Charmed.' "I can't begin to describe how PF wreaks destruction on the patient and their loved ones. Many illnesses, including breast cancer, are better known than PF, but PF is claiming just as many lives as these illnesses. Even worse, the investment in research for PF is minimal. It's time for a change."
"We are proud to stand with Rose and the patients and their families to kick off this month to draw attention to this horrible disease. We have expanded our reach to communities and cities nationwide for a truly grassroots effort driven by those who desperately need help," said CPF Chief Executive Officer Mishka Michon. "We cannot stand by as upwards of 128,000 people suffer every year, with no cure on the horizon and are deeply grateful for those who step forward to help in this campaign," added Michon.
Late last month Rose McGowan sat down for a lengthy Q&A at Toronto's Fan Expo, during which she touched upon several projects that she currently has in the pipeline.
• Rose shared that she recently signed with Dolly Parton's manager and hopes to record an album in Nashville in the next few months!
• We learned earlier this year of Rose's plans to direct a short film. Now she said that she is about to direct a film starring Piper Laurie (Carrie) and Joshua Close (The Master). We don't know if this is perhaps the short film that she talked about earlier or a full length feature – but, as always, we'll keep you posted!
I'll leave you with a video of Rose singing part of Fever for the lucky Expo audience.
Last month Rose McGowan filmed a role for a western titled Last of the Duanes, based on the novel of the same title by Zane Grey and directed by Christopher Ekstein. The film was adapted by Ekstein, Jason Chase Tyrrell and Stacy Ownes Ekstein. Apart from the fact that she plays a madam, we know very little about Rose's character and the size of her role in this production. Last of the Duanes stars Scott Eastwood (son of Clint Eastwood), Danny Trejo (Machete co-star) and Jason Patric. We'll keep you posted with any further details as they come!
Meanwhile, you can view a video interview with Rose under the cut, in which she mentions the project, and check out a few behind the scenes images in the gallery. Furthermore, here is a synopsis for the novel on which the movie is based on:
Western legend Grey (Lorna Doone, Riders of the Purple Sage) wrote this novel in 1913, but it was rejected by his early publishers, who believed it contained too much gunplay and not enough sentimentality. Buck Duane is the son of an infamous gunfighter. Although Buck is warned by his family to avoid the outlaw trail, his quick temper, steady nerve and lightning-quick hand promptly get him into trouble. After killing a bully, Buck flees the law and heads off into the harsh badlands of southwest Texas, where outlaw gangs roam the Mexican border. Buck falls in with a bad crowd, but an exaggerated reputation and a couple of nifty shootings keep him alive among the ornery rustlers and robbers. He grows into a steely-eyed gunfighter with a conscience and a saddlebag full of regrets. Despite the notches multiplying on his gun, however, Buck is a decent fellow. He rescues a young girl, Jennie Lee, from the abusive clutches of the Bland gang, only to see her abducted again. In despair, Buck hides out for several more years, dodging the law and the bushwhackers, all the while searching for Jennie Lee. When the Texas Rangers finally catch up with Buck, it's not to kill him but to make him an offer he can't refuse. This may have been too bloody a story for 1913, but it follows formula in the end, as the outlaw settles down, albeit with a haunted mind, to a life of humble domesticity.
– Last of the Duanes: On the Set
To wrap up the Rose McGowan Birthday Week, the gallery has been updated with a mixed bag of images, which range from photoshoots to movie stills to red carpet images. Be sure to regiser/log in and head to the Last additions page to view several pages of newly uploaded goodies!
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Laura, also known as RoseRocks, has been with us since day one. She is our much valued and loyal site contributor and also now our forum and Facebook page admin. Today, in honor of the Rose McGowan Birthday Week, Laura talks about her favorite Rose McGowan performance, that of Moira Kennedy in a little gem of a movie called Strange Hearts.
Choosing my favorite Rose movie is a pretty tough choice and when it comes to decide who is my favorite character Rose has played, well, it's a tie between Cherry Darling, Courtney Shane and Moira Kennedy. I love all these characters but there's something captivating about Moira, after watching all the Rose movies through the last ten years, I still feel like Moira has a special place in my heart.
Moira is a thousand things, all very different, she's an amount of depth, pain and glamour. And I truly think only Rose could portray all those things so perfectly.
There are so many reasons why I love Moira; she has charm and subtle beauty. She is pretty much battered, but constantly trying everything to keep her head above water. She's always hiding behind different characters, always changing wigs, outfits and make-up but probably just trying to figure out who she really is and what she really wants in life. Even tho she gets hurt quite easily by certain situations, she never surrenders.
In today's update for the Rose McGowan Birthday Week, the newest addition to the Rose-McGowan.com team, Dale McCarthy, speaks about his most beloved Rose McGowan movie: Scream and the character of Tatum Riley.
In addition to Dale's lovely write-up, we have replaced the 720p resolution Blu-ray captures of Scream with 1080p ones, which means even bigger and even more beautiful screencaptures of this classic Rose performance! Click on the image below to get to the brand spankin' caps.
If there is one word to describe Rose McGowan and her impressive career thus far, it is this – versatility.
Whether it be the role of a mute con-artist, a psychopathic high school temptress, a very charming witch or even a machine-gun-legged, zombie-slaying heroine, there is no denying the true range and scope of this alluring leading lady…with a velvety, enchanting singing voice to boot!
Breathing life and true dimension into each and every single role she plays, it is a true testament to her talent as a successful actress & artist. We believe her as these different characters, which is what I find so compelling.
I first discovered the enchanting Miss McGowan in Scream. It was at a sleepover party – horror movie night! After the harrowing (and brilliantly crafted) opening to the film, I was completely thrown into the mysterious world of Woodsboro…and introduced to the feisty Tatum Riley. I distinctly remember thinking: "Who is this beautiful girl with the dazzling big brown eyes, and cheeky attitude?!"


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Skip to comments.Everyone hates Michelle Obamas school lunches because Republicans
Posted on 05/28/2014 6:05:04 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
Theres a hashtag filled with colorful commentary and color pictures of the devastation Michelle Obamas healthy school lunch initiative has wrought on the plastic platters of Americas school children.
Theres a GAO report showing participation in the school lunch program down more than 1 million students the first such decline in years while costs are up and the actual nutritional value of these allegedly improved meals remains in question. But none of this requires reevaluation.
The real problem with Michelle Obamas crusade and a top-down, inflexible federal mandate for students of varying sizes and tastes is that Republicans are pointing out that its not as great as the First Lady claims:
If Michelle Obama had it her way, House Republicans would currently be in detention.
In one of the most overtly political speeches during her tenure as First Lady, Obama slammed Republicans on Tuesday for trying to weaken school nutritional standards, one of her key policy achievements.
This is unacceptable, Obama said at a White House meeting with school leaders and experts. Its unacceptable to me not just as First Lady but also as a mother.
The stakes couldnt be higher on this issue, she said, pointing to obesity statistics in both children and adults. The last thing we can afford to so right now is play politics with our kids health.
I, unlike many others, dont have a huge problem with the First Lady pushing for healthier eating. Its a fine message, we do have a childhood obesity problem, and Id rather meddlesome liberals be in the business of encouraging such things socially than mandating them. But this school lunch overhaul seems to be a perfect example of how a basically unobjectionable encouragement to eat healthier can become a disaster when the government attempts to implement it in a one-size-fits-all program.
By what measure is this program a policy achievement? Did the First Lady envision fewer students on the school lunch she wanted retooled to micromanage their health? Surely not. Did she want large numbers of students boycotting school lunch? Although its a decent lesson in activism, that probably wasnt the goal. Did she want districts taking money from teaching budgets to pay higher prices for lunches that were being thrown away? Im guessing no. Are bland, carb-filled substitutes for fatty offerings making anyone healthier? But admitting that tweaks in the program could allow districts more flexibility and possibly more success, even success as Michelle Obama defines it, would mean a minor political concession to Republicans. Better to pretend your policy achievement is going swimmingly and attack anyone who might want to change anything about the program the GAO found challenging and in need of clarification.
The Heritage Foundation explains the move Republicans are trying to make, which regrettably doesnt change the underlying nutrition requirements (even the forthcoming anti-science War on Salt):
Theres a provision in the House agriculture appropriations bill that would grant waivers to school food authorities who are suffering financial losses due to operating food service programs. The waivers would give those SFAs an exemption from complying with the requirements for the 2014-15 school year. This might help some schools temporarily, including those who have reportedly taken money out of their teaching budgets to cover the additional program costs.
The Obamas personal chef has something to say about it, too:
Sam Kass, who is the administrations Senior Policy Advisor for Nutrition Policy, framed this minor reprieve for some schools as an absolute catastrophe. According to Obama Foodorama, a blog covering White House food policy, What the House Republicans have proposed will be absolutely devastating, Kass said, and painted a grim picture of the junk food free-for-all that could go on, saying schools will be filled with chips and candy bars, and all kinds of unhealthy foods.
Youll eat your flaccid, watery broccoli and cold chicken cutlets and youll like it, hoi polloi!
Update: Perhaps theyre stealing from the civics budget for these lunches.
well that explains it
headline is terrible
Obviously, it's all because of racism.
That's the way some millennials talk.
My father-n-law is a teacher at a local school. He is beside himself at the untouched food the kids throw away. Unopened Orange juice or milk, whole apples and oranges, etc.
He is disgusted by it, but the school won't allow the good food to be recollected.
so i need a Millenial-English dictionary to decipher headlines from HotAir ?
If her lunch program fails it's because Republicans. Or Bush. Or both. Maybe even Reagan. Lincoln?
She will know better next time than to get her lard ass involved in school lunch. Kids are not as easily fooled as their dumb-ass parents.
Moochelle might teach a bit by losing 60 or so.
If I were homeless or nearly so, I'd be Johnny on the spot at that dumpster.
I can't speak tot he school lunches, but they forced McDonalds to include apple slice in their Happy Meals.
Took my 5 year oldgranddaughter for lunch one day, when she refused to eat the apples, I thought I'd try one.
The thing tasted like an unripe Granny Smith. It would have taken a cup of sugar and my grandma to make them edible
I once worked at a Vending Company.
I didn't buy 1%, 2% or whole milk/soda/juices/chips/assorted snacks and candy for over a year. Anything that was "out of date" had to be pulled from the machines. They had "pig barrels" that it got tossed into and hauled off by the Pig Ranchers to feed troughs.
I started sorting things by date code and sent to oldest to the pigs.
Had plenty for Me, Friends and Family.
Amazing the waste in that biz. That explains why the items are so pricy. It covers the losses.
Our pediatrician said he didn't care if they ate pudding, chocolate milk, ice cream, broccoli as long as they got their calcium
You don't see Moo pushing that crap at the White House ... it's lobsters dripping with real butter, fat steaks, desserts that screem decadence, and all you can swill down at the bar.
Well, if does get people off of that PATHETIC and wasteful program...then I hope she keeps turning the screws to the point that they're serving straw and tree bark.
YOLO, ya Wookie.
If you're not willing to pack your own kids' lunch, stop complaining. And I know people say "some schools won't allow that". Well, pack them anyway and sue the pants off them when they try to take the food from your child's mouth.
People need to stand up and be counted. Enough of this B.S.
For the 1st time in my life, I'm ashamed of my country.
you had to go and ruin my dreams tonight.
No... I hate Michelle Obama because she's a tyrant.
Key policy achievement? By someone who holds no office?
Impeach her!
She should be arrested for impersonating a government official
- anyone see the CNN moron woman saying "When the first lady signed the bill .."
Read about here. Par for the course I guess
The McDonald's Angry Meal.
Headline could have stopped at, Everyone hates moochelle.
- the hunger games
...can we stand 16 straight years of angry lardass women in the White House?
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As sure as the sun rises in the East, the Mets will have a spring training injury issue. It is the way of their world.
This spring it is first baseman Lucas Duda, who won't be allowed to swing a bat for at least a week because of a strained left intercostal muscle. Initially, it was reported Duda had a strained left oblique and wouldn't be able to swing the bat for up to three days. Then it was an intercostal muscle and he'd be out a week.
However, what is alarming is that ESPN reported Duda was bothered by this injury for "the past couple of weeks,'' which leads to several questions:
* Did Duda report this injury, and if so, did the training staff clear him to swing the bat?
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Despite the small versus long ball juxtaposition expected this weekend in the Pacific Northwest, though, Oregon State still has its share of loud bats. Freshman phenom Michael Conforto has blasted eight home runs and driven in a conference-leading 54 runs, topping second-place Stephen Piscotty (49 RBI). Infielder Tyler Smith (.384 average) is one of a handful of Beavers who has walked more than he has struck out.
Friday starter Dan Child (my nickname: The Man Child) has impressed with his 2.65 ERA, but his .269 opponents' batting average proves that teams are making contact. Hyped closer Tony Bryant hasn't been as dominant as expected (3.42 ERA), but the Beavers are still a complete club that is excellent at home.
Prediction: Stanford has been on a mission the past two weekends. This is a must-win series for the Cardinal, so they'll play excellent defense against the Beavers' pesky attack and will not be denied. Stanford takes two of three from Oregon State.
Pac-12 Power Rankings
1) Oregon (14-7; previous rank: 2)
We have a reshuffling at the top of the Power Rankings after the Ducks' home sweep of Cal. Arizona should understand (they don't deserve the top spot after feasting on lowly East Tennessee State). Plus, the Wildcats will have an opportunity to rectify the situation this weekend. Oregon visits Tucson for a No. 1 versus No. 2 showdown that may well determine the Pac-12 champion.
2) Arizona (12-6; previous rank: 1)
The Wildcats opened their non-conference series against East Tennessee State with a 24-7 victory and finished it with a 21-6 triumph. No, Rich Rodriguez has not officially coached any games in Tucson yet and, no, they weren't playing football at Hi Corbett Field. Arizona just scored over 50 runs on the weekend against an overmatched opponent.
3) Stanford (10-8; previous rank: 4)
A sweep over Arizona State followed by a series win at UCLA has thrust the Cardinal back into contention. Stanford has a chance to make up more ground yet in the race this weekend with Oregon and Arizona beating each other up, but they'll have to find a way to win in hostile Corvallis.
4) UCLA (12-9; previous rank: 3)
You've got to take care of business at home, and the Bruins couldn't do it against Stanford. However, UCLA is still far from eliminated: following a non-conference tilt against Purdue, the Baby Blue will be favored in all of its final nine games at Washington and Cal, and versus USC.
5) Oregon State (9-9; previous rank: 5)
Perhaps the Beavers were caught looking ahead to their home showdown with Stanford? Oregon State dropped two of three to soft-hitting USC this past weekend.
6) Arizona State (11-10; previous rank: 6)
It's never easy to win out in the middle of nowhere (Pullman) - especially when not chartering a flight. The Sun Devils accomplished the task by taking two of three from Washington State. Arizona State slugger Abe Ruiz pounded his league-leading 10th jack in front of Cougar slugger Derek Jones, who remains stuck at nine...
7) Washington State (8-9; previous rank: 7)
…Even if Jones no longer has the Pac-12 lead in home runs, he can take solace in the fact that he is dominating the slugging percentage category with his .649 clip. Ruiz checks in at second at. 599.
8) USC (7-10; previous rank: 10)
The good news for the mediocre Trojans is that they found a way to win their series against Oregon State in Los Angeles. The bad news is that Oregon, Arizona, and UCLA still remain on USC's schedule. Those are tough assignments, considering the fact that Ruiz has singlehandedly hit more homers than the Trojans (nine) on the season.
9) Washington (8-10; previous rank: 9)
The Huskies won the series at Utah, but more notable is the fact that they were shut out 6-0 by the Utes in the Saturday contest. How embarrassing is that? Utah pitching has a collective 5.15 ERA.
10) Cal (7-11 previous rank: 8)
The Bears' atrocious fielding percentage (.955) tells you almost everything you need to need about their inability to pick it. Almost more alarming is the number of sacrifices Cal has allowed. Teams have laid bunts down successfully 64 times on the year, 20 times more than next-worst Oregon (44) and a whopping 44 more times than league-best Arizona (20). That statistic illustrates the Pac-12's disrespect for David Esquer's 2012 defense.
11) Utah (6-15; previous rank: 11)
In addition to their staff's hideous 5.15 ERA, opponents are batting .315 against Utes pitching. Meanwhile, Utah bats are only mustering a .247 average. Simply put, these guys are getting worked by the Pac-12. Wait, how the heck did they shut out Washington on Saturday?
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