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January 24, 2014
In Defense of the NHS
There has been a lot of talk and writing lately, by Cal Thomas and others uneasy with Obamacare, about the lessons that we can and should draw from what they characterize as the failure of socialized medicine in the U.K. In doing so, the picture they draw of health care in the U.K. […] read more »
January 11, 2014
America's War on Poverty, America's War on the Poor
January 2014 marks the fiftieth anniversary of the State of the Union Address in which Lyndon Johnson launched the War on Poverty.[1] This anniversary is leading to much soul-searching here in the United States.[2] Partly that soul-searching reflects the high levels of poverty that persist in contemporary America. The US does not define the poverty […] read more »
December 30, 2013
New Year Reflections: The Character of the Task before Us
The start of a new year is always a good moment for reflection on the nature of our present condition. It is an even better moment for the adoption of resolutions designed to improve that condition. So perhaps we should try both. read more »
November 13, 2013
Negative Freedom or Positive Freedom: Time to Choose?
In the seemingly never-ending battle over the scope of government in America – on issues from gun control and climate change to federal spending and the Affordable Care Act – opponents of active government regularly mix detailed criticism of immediate policy consequences with more general arguments about the erosion of basic freedoms. read more »
October 26, 2013
Advice to Progressives in a Conservative State
The Governor of North Carolina is becoming quite a megastar in conservative circles these days. He was a welcome addition to the gubernatorial campaign of Ken Cuccinelli in Virginia last Thursday, when he was fresh back from an address to the prestigious Heritage Foundation in Washington D.C. The Heritage Foundation hailed Pat McCrory as […] read more »
October 9, 2013
Placing the Affordable Care Act in the Wider Debate on Healthcare Systems
Right now, hysteria inside the Republican Party about the flaws of the Affordable Care Act is running very high indeed. So high in fact that Representative Todd Rokita (R-IN) was not treated as mentally insane by his party's leadership last week for denouncing Obamacare as "one of the most insidious laws ever devised."[1] […] read more »
October 3, 2013
Like father, like son? Ralph Miliband's political legacy
In the wake of the Daily Mail furor, those of us fortunate enough to have known Ralph Miliband as both an intellectual and a political activist recognize well enough that having him as your father is not a negative for any leader of the Labour Party. It is very much a plus. read more »
October 3, 2013
The American Student Debt Crisis: The Next Financial Timebomb?
In an earlier SPERI comment, Joanne Montgomerie wrote persuasively of household debt being the silent dimension of the financial crisis afflicting both the British and the American economies, and treated that debt as the most telling consequence of the broken Anglo-liberal growth model. She is undoubtedly correct in writing in that manner. read more »
October 1, 2013
Exactly how is the Affordable Care Act an affront to freedom?
In all the understandable cacophony about the shutdown of government, the underlying trigger to that shutdown – Tea Party opposition to the Affordable Care Act – is in danger of falling out of the public spotlight. But that must not happen. The government is being shut down for a reason, and we need to examine […] read more »
September 17, 2013
The Half-Forgotten Student Debt Crisis
The debt ceiling debate is poised to return to the center-stage of American domestic politics. The Bipartisan Policy Center anticipates that the U.S. Treasury will hit the current debt ceiling sometime between October 18 and November 5, read more »
August 30, 2013
Back to Basics on the Question of Labor
As we prepare to celebrate another Labor Day, we do well to remember that celebrating labor on just one day always runs the risk of implying that every other day is not a labor day. Celebratory days can invite tokenism as equally as they can generate empathy. Celebrating the fact of labor can so easily […] read more »
August 6, 2013
Resisting Republican Excess
Very dark political forces stalk the land, and we do ourselves, and those who will come after us, no favors by pretending otherwise. read more »
July 29, 2013
Swopping Conservatives
(originally published on the Comment page of the UK's University of Sheffield Political Economy Research Institute) read more »
June 30, 2013
Half-forgotten or Totally Forgotten – Poverty in America?
Successful progressive politics require widespread popular support for progressive programs, and there is no way in which that support can be created without those programs being fully and regularly explained. But on so many important issues, that is simply not happening right now. True, the scale of unemployment[1] is periodically decried by politicians […] read more »
June 14, 2013
European Lessons for an America in Debt
With the Senate currently preoccupied with immigration and the House of Representatives with abortion, you might be forgiven for thinking that there is nothing seriously awry in the American economy right now – nothing so awry at least that it requires determined and detailed political action. But you would be mistaken. There are lots of […] read more »
June 13, 2013
Observing British Labour Politics from Afar
Reflections on the strategic dilemmas currently facing the British Labour Party, originally published (June 13, 2013) as "Walking Forward, Looking Back" on the Political Insight/Blog webpage of the U.K. Political Studies Association read more »
May 25, 2013
The Half-forgotten Debt Crisis
The attention span in Washington DC these days is remarkably short, and multi-tasking is something at which Congress seems particularly inept. So right now the focus there is overwhelming on just one thing, scandals – some genuine, some imagined, all minor – while the real business of the American people goes largely unexamined. The […] read more »
May 6, 2013
America's Half-forgotten Housing Crisis
On the housing front, the good news is that the President wants Mel Watt to head the FHFA. The bad news is that, precisely because the President wants him, there is no certainty that Mel Watt will be confirmed. read more »
May 2, 2013
Gridlock in Washington: Conservative Heaven!
Commentary on recent developments in American politics, written for a British audience read more »
April 19, 2013
The Forgotten Jobs Crisis
Perhaps it is the sheer size of this country that makes important problems invisible – with each problem so localized and personal as not to count in public discourse. Or perhaps it is the sheer size of the problems themselves that enables them to hide in the open –with each so large and so ubiquitous […] read more »
March 27, 2013
Budgets to the right of us, budgets to the left of us: budgets, budgets everywhere!
It's been quite a month for budgets – both here and, as it happens, in the U.K. too. In London in March, the coalition government provided another round in its continuing pursuit of economic growth through fiscal austerity[1] – an economic growth which continues to elude it – while here in the U.S. […] read more »
March 13, 2013
The Problem with Charm Offensives: If They Are Needed, They Have Already Failed
Faced by insurmountable odds as the Carthaginians swept down the Italian peninsula during the Second Punic War, the Roman general Fabius Maximus simply retreated and retreated, wearing the opposition down by declining to engage with them at all. Watching the Republicans play the President right now, the scorched earth policy that the Romans used […] read more »
March 12, 2013
America in Trouble
First posted on the Comment page of the Sheffield Political Economy Research Institite (SPERI) website, University of Sheffield, UK Watching the economic policy debate in both Washington and London is a deeply frustrating experience. read more »
February 25, 2013
Going beyond the President's Manufacturing Strategy
Amid the urgency of the sequestration crisis, many things of substance are likely to fade into the background of public debate – at exactly the moment when they should not. read more »
February 13, 2013
Cataloging Weaknesses in the State of the Union Address
So, the State of the Union is strong, is it? Well, maybe it is for the people the President chose to speak about last night. But what about the ones he only mentioned in passing, or the ones that he omitted to mention at all? What about the state of the union for those […] read more »
January 21, 2013
Second Inauguration: Third Growth Model?
Half-way points in two-term presidencies are inevitably moments to take stock and to consider redirections of policy. Right now, the political blogosphere is properly full of that stocktaking and redesign. Lists abound on policies needed[1] and priorities to be pushed,[2] which is why there is no need to add to those lists in any […] read more »
January 5, 2013
A Progressive Second Term? (II) Possibilities
Two previous recent postings[1] explored the parameters and the prerequisites for a progressive second presidential term for Barack Obama. Each of those postings triggered three broad responses from a largely skeptical audience. read more »
January 2, 2013
A Progressive Second Term? (I) Prerequisites
Amid the scampering up and down the fiscal cliff that now dominates political life in Washington, some more important and basic questions are in danger of vanishing from view, questions about the general character and progressive potential of Barack Obama's second term. Questions such as these. Will this Administration in the end prove to […] read more »
December 19, 2012
The Fiscal Cliff, the Republicans and the Ghost of Christmas Past
Co-authored with Don Frey[1] As reports thicken of a possible deal between the White House and the House Republicans – a deal which will supposedly avoid the rest of us going over some fiscal cliff on January 1 – it is worth remembering at least four reasons why such a deal is probably […] read more »
December 5, 2012
Obama at Half-Time: The Big Question
Public conversation in and around Washington D.C. is currently preoccupied with the question of the fiscal cliff. And rightly so, for very big things are at stake. Not least whether or not a political crisis will tip the economy back into recession, and whether an election result that mandated a tax increase on the […] read more »
November 15, 2012
Ensuring that the "Grand Bargain" is genuinely a Bargain.
It is lobbying week in Washington DC. Tuesday was labor's day at the White House. Wednesday it was the turn of the business community. Friday it will be the usual politicians – Boehner, Cantor, McConnell, Pelosi, Reid – in other words, the usual political gridlock masquerading as democracy in action.[1] read more »
November 2, 2012
Behind the Republican Rhetoric: The Misleading Appeal of Free-Market Capitalism
Basic belief systems, if regularly reinforced by carefully orchestrated advertising campaigns, are enormously difficult things to shift. Paradigms of thought, once established in dominance, are hard to get rid of. We have just lived through 30 years of an orchestrated consensus on the wonders of free-market capitalism. No matter that the business deregulation it […] read more »
October 17, 2012
The Second Debate: In Pursuit of Women Voters
(co-authored with Eileen Coates: National Board Certified Public School Teacher) One of the most telling questions in the second of the debates between the presidential candidates focused on the gender pay gap: asking in what ways the candidates would "rectify the inequalities in the workplace, specifically regarding females only making 72 percent of what […] read more »
October 15, 2012
Memo to the Presidential Candidates: Cut the Warfare State, Not the Welfare State
If you listen only to Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan, you could be forgiven for thinking that the United States is not simply in need of strong interventionist leadership abroad. It is also short of military hardware and troops. read more »
September 5, 2012
The Romney Pitch – Melissa Harris-Perry MSNBC
I was privileged to join Melissa Harris-Perry and her other guests in the New York studios of MSNBC on the Saturday morning after the Republican convention in Tampa. Melissa was keen to explore with us why so many of the statements made by leading Republicans at the convention failed to pass the 'fact-checker' test. She […] read more »
August 10, 2012
Why Promising to Save the Middle Class May Just Not Be Enough!
This is the lull before the storm, the final moments within which to settle the character of the presidential campaign of 2012. Even in the lull, however, the likely lines-of-march are already clear – lines that, if unaltered, should give far more comfort to conservatives than they do right now to progressives. read more »
July 10, 2012
The Unfinished Business of the Obama Administration: The Foreclosure Crisis
Administrations are invariably criticized for things they do right, for things they do wrong, and for things they fail to do at all. They are invariably criticized for doing too much and criticized for doing too little. Conservative critics of the current Administration tend to do the former. Liberal, by contrast, would do well […] read more »
June 12, 2012
The Unfinished Business of the Obama Administration: Bank Reform
As the big five American banks await the downgrading of their credit ratings by Moody's Investors Service – a downgrading that is apparently due any day now[1] – it is worth asking: after more than three years of the Obama Administration, where exactly are we on the substance of bank reform? Has it happened? […] read more »
May 30, 2012
Olympic Lessons for an Imperial America
The Olympics loom. American eyes will turn to London, hoping for Olympic gold. As they do so, it will be worth remembering that this will be London's second post-World War II Olympic Games, not the first, and that there are also medals to be won by comparing the condition of the U.K. on the […] read more »
May 11, 2012
The Unfinished Business of the Obama Administration: Poverty & Unemployment
The Obama Administration has unfinished business: lots of it, actually. The President will no doubt seek re-election in November by emphasizing policy successes. He would do well, however, to seek re-election by also recognizing policy failures: recognizing them and committing his Administration to do better. To win re-election, that recognition will need to be honest […] read more »
April 24, 2012
Taking the Republicans to Task: (5) On Industrial Policy
The Republican Party likes to pretend (even to itself) that it doesn't have an industrial policy. It also likes to pretend that the U.S. economy is currently in such deep trouble because the Democratic Party does. Not so. Both parties have industrial policies whether they acknowledge them or not. The American economy is in […] read more »
April 9, 2012
Taking the Republicans to Task: (4) On Health Care Reform
As we await the verdict of nine Supreme Court Justices on the constitutionality of all or part of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), it is worth asking what the remaining Republican Presidential nominees would create in its place. We know that they would have to create something, because each is committed to the […] read more »
March 26, 2012
The White House and Your House: Policy Inertia and Organizational Resistance in the On-going Crisis of American Housing
Ask any of the Republican presidential hopefuls in this long and drawn out primary season what in general is wrong with the economic policies of the Obama Administration, and they will each tell you that the economy is under-performing now because the current Administration intervenes in its workings too frequently and too heavily. They […] read more »


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State Senator John DeFrancisco, R-Syracuse, won a victory in Albany in the name of Clay murder victim Lori Bresnahan. His proposed legislation will allow Family Court Clerks to provide juvenile records to prosecutors when a defendant is charged with a sex offense. Currently, those records are automatically sealed. Click here to read the bill. It has not been voted on in the State Assembly.
The legislation was inspired by the arrest of murder and rape suspect David Renz. His alleged juvenile offense were sealed in Onondaga County Family Court. Those records were not available to police or prosecutors before Federal Magistrate Andrew Baxter released Renz on home confinement with an electronic monitoring device a prior arrest on child pornography charges in January. Prosecutors say Renz broke free of his GPS tracking device and killed Bresnahan and raped a child in March.
Changing state law has been a major focus of the man who was first on the scene the night of the killing and rape. In an exclusive series of interviews in February, Bill Cregg told Michael Benny that 'someone fell asleep when it came to Lori Bresnahan and the little girl.' The passage of the legislation in the State Senate is one step in correcting that, Cregg believes.
Here is the justification for the new law - as written in the State Senate bill:
In March of 2013, a 29 year man required to wear an electronic monitoring device as a condition of his release from jail on child pornography charges, brought in federal Court, disabled the device, and traveled to a local mall in a Syracuse suburb, where he abducted a woman and ten year old child. He raped the ten-year old and then murdered the woman. During the investigation of this heinous
crime it was discovered that the perpetrator had a sealed family Court record related to a previous sexual offense charge. Had those records been unsealed and reviewed at the time the child pornography charges were brought, this man may not have been granted the conditional release, and this tragic crime could have been prevented. By granting a Family Court officer the authority to review sealed records to determine if that record pertains to a sexual offense, and promptly provide them to a Court and/or prosecutor, future catastrophic events such as this could be prevented. However, the bill also continues to afford protections to juveniles for offenses which are not sexual offenses by requiring that those records continue to remain sealed, unless released after a hearing as current law allows.

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ELNK is a company in transition. The cash flow numbers are what you want to pay attention to. I am pleased with the Q1 results and so is management.
Declines across the board? including revenue!!!. One scary statement is Rolla stated "bookings" are up. Do some DD and figure what percent of booking actually turns into installs.
This way of reporting sales is ENRON type stuff.
McRed, you continue to be confused. ELNK spent $36 million of the $45 million projected for its build out of new routes and data centers. The costs are behind them. New business is on its way.
The new mobile initiative is due to arrive in June and will further promote ELNK and its nice cash flow generation. The cable companies are not able to do the same.
okay. so you don't like the company/stock. what do you recommend the company do?


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/// Twitter Is Made for Mobile, but It Still Has a Mobile Ad Gap
The move to mobile has been a problem for traditional Web publishers, who usually make less ad money from users on phones and tablets than they do from users on PCs . And when Facebook went public last year, mobile became a glaring issue, when investors focused on the fact that Mark Zuckerberg had no mobile revenue at all. Twitter isn't supposed to have a mobile problem, since the company has been designed for phones from the start. Recall that in the company's early days, it was built specifically for text messages. And last year, when Facebook was flailing at mobile, Twitter CEO Dick Costolo made a point of telling people he was making real money from phones . But it turns out that Twitter still has a mobile gap, just like everyone else: When people use Twitter on their phones, they generate less money for the company. Twitter doesn't spell out the size of its mobile gap, but it does talk about it in its S-1 document , filed yesterday. The big problem: Two of Twitter's primary ad products — "Promoted Accounts" and "Promoted Trends" — don't work very well on mobile phones because it's hard for people to see them
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Governor and First Lady Bullock to Join "The Dude" in Darby to Talk About School Breakfast
Governor Steve Bullock says he plans on visiting a classroom in Darby the week of March 17, where he will be making an appearance with a movie star.
Governor Steve Bullock says he plans on visiting a classroom in Darby the week of March 17, where he will be making an appearance with a movie star.
Ravalli County Sheriff Chris Hoffman has released the names of the two individuals who were killed in what is being termed a domestic violence related murder-suicide near Darby.
The Ravalli County Sheriff's Office is investigating what appears to be a murder-suicide near Darby.
The proposed Montana hunting seasons and regulations will be discussed at public meetings in January.
Every school in the Bitterroot Valley has music for the holidays this year. Here's a list of most of these concerts.
These kids (and their instructors) have worked hard to prepare for these annual events, so take some time and go watch and listen...
Friday, December 6, Stevensville will have their Montana Country Christmas celebration.
These kids, many of them from the performance group Sunshine Generation, are listening to Christmas carols at the Hamilton Christmas Tree Lighting last Friday evening.
The 2013 hunting season in west central Montana is nearly halfway over, and so far things are looking nearly identical to the way they were last year.
Monday, November 11, Veterans Day will be special in a number of ceremonies throughout the Bitterroot Valley. Here are the ones we know about:
The Hamilton and Stevensville mayors retained their positions in yesterday's municipal elections.


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Young Beilein following dad's lead
WEST LIBERTY – Patrick Beilein was a busy man Thursday night at West Liberty University's ASRC.
And that was an hour before his West Virginia Wesleyan men's basketball team tangled with No. 6-ranked West Liberty.
Seated high above courtside near the Bobcats' locker room, Beilein spent quite a bit of time chatting with fans, well-wishers, etc. It's understandable as Beilein is a revered name in the Mountain State.
Patrick Beilein was a member of four ultra-successful West Virginia University squads in the mid 2000s coached by his dad, John. Two of those teams reached the NCAA Tournament, with the 2005 squad reaching the Elite Eight.
The elder Beilein, who played collegiately at what is now Wheeling Jesuit, might have taken his coaching expertise to the University of Michigan in 2007, but Patrick is quickly carving his own coaching niche in the state his dad once toiled.
Patrick Beilein is in the midst of orchestrating one of the top turnarounds in the Mountain East Conference. Following Thursday's action, the Bobcats stood at 17-10 overall, already a five-game improvement over their win total from his first season a year ago.
"We have a great team concept," he said. "Our team chemistry has really exceeded expectations. The guys know their roles and have bought into everything we're doing.
"We don't have the best talent in the world, but we maximize what we have to fullest."
That's taking a page out of his dad's book.
Anyone who thinks Patrick got the Wesleyan job just because his name is Beilein is mistaken. Sure, it's catchy on a resume, but he knows basketball. He's paid his dues.
After graduating from WVU, Patrick played overseas in Holland and Ireland for two years. Upon returning stateside, he spent two seasons as a grad assistant for his dad in Ann Arbor before taking an assistants job at Dartmouth. After that, he served as Director of Basketball Ops at Bradley.
When the opportunity arose to return to West Virginia and become a head coach it was a match that was too good to pass up.
"What a great town Buckhannon is," Beilein said. "The staff, the faculty there is great and it's a great campus. I couldn't be happier."
As a first-year head coach, there was a learning curve, and his players went along for the ride, too. Now, they're all on the same page and enjoying the success together.
And in some small way, John Beilein has contributed, as well.
"I want to be my own guy, but I can't ignore the way he's built programs and cultures," Patrick said. "If you can teach kids values off the court it will translate to values on it."
Patrick said he talks or texts with his dad about three times a week. He gets advice, if he seeks it. And, every now and then, he'll get a tip on a hot player from Southeast Michigan his dad might know about.
"Recruiting the type of kids to fit your system is one of the biggest challenges," Beilein said. "There are so many good players out there. It's a challenge to find the right kids for your program You can't miss on too many kids or you'll have a down year."
Recruiting the right types of players is one of the things Jim Crutchfield has had a knack for during the past five years or so. Beilein's marveled at what Crutchfield has been able to do with the Hilltoppers in leading them to now five consecutive conference crowns.
"It's unbelievable," Beilein said. "(West Liberty) is the model of what every program in the Mountain East should be. It's almost like (Jim) has a farm system here. It's remarkable what he's done.
"I want to form our program at Wesleyan like he's done here."
Lofty goals? Sure. But Beilein said he's ready to meet the challenge.
"I'm taking things one season at a time and trying to get better as a coach," he said. "I know each season I'm going to get better and I'll things take care of themselves.
"I'm focused on winning at Wesleyan right now."
Holubeck, Riffle Honored
Kudos to Wheeling Jesuit cross country runners Luke Holubeck and Matt Riffle on being named to the USTFCCCA Division II Men's Scholar Athlete of the Year list.
Holubeck, a senior, and Riffle, a junior, both hail from St. John Central High School in Bellaire.
Honorees most have compiled a cumulative GPA of 3.25 or greater and must have finished among the top 30 percent of total eligible runners at their regional championship.
"I think the award is one of the most paramount awards in our sport because it truly celebrates the student-athlete," Cardinals head coach Ricky Moore said. "It takes both facets of life, puts them together and, they get rewarded for that achievement."
Hester Repeats
West Liberty University's C.J. Hester has was one of only four men's basketball standouts nationwide and the only junior to repeat as Capital One NCAA Division II Academic All-Americans when the 2013-14 Academic All-America Teams were announced on Wednesday by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).
Hester achieved third-team Academic All-America status for the second consecutive season.
Hester, a biology major, has maintained a 3.64 GPA.
To be eligible for Academic All-America consideration, a student-athlete must be a varsity starter or key reserve, maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.30 or higher on a scale of 4.00, have reached sophomore athletic and academic standings at his/her current institution and be nominated by his/her sports information director.
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Before continuing SEC play in Gainesville, Fla., against the Gators this weekend, LSU will look to blow off some steam against in-state rival Tulane on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in Turchin Stadium after a 13-inning tussle with Georgia on Sunday ended in a frustrating 2-2 tie.
The No. 3/4-ranked Tigers (20-4-1, 3-2-1 SEC) will be limited in their pitching against the Green Wave (12-11, 5-4 C-USA) after using six members of their regular bullpen in Sunday's draw with the Bulldogs.
LSU coach Paul Mainieri said the tie was frustrating, but after having some time to process it, he found some reasons to stay positive about the outing, most notably the play of the defense.
"We went into the game having no idea how we were going to get through the game, pitching-wise," Mainieri said. "We pitched 12 shutout innings in a row; amazing effort by our pitching staff. We also played errorless ball [Sunday]. ... We didn't make an error the entire weekend."
Cody Glenn will get another chance to start on the mound against Tulane. The struggling pitcher - who finished the 2013 season with a 7-3 record and a 2.68 ERA as a member of the Tigers' normal weekend rotation - will look to take advantage of yet another chance after starting 1-1 in his first five starts.
In a starting capacity, Glenn has allowed 13 runs - 10 earned - in 20 innings, earning him a 4.50 ERA as a starter so far this season.
Mainieri said he and LSU pitching coach Alan Dunn considered going with sophomore lefty Hunter Devall on Tuesday, but opted instead to give Glenn another shot.
"This is obviously going to be an important game for Cody," Mainieri said. "We've given him a lot of chances, and here's another one. He needs to re-establish himself as someone we can count on."
LSU's success moving forward will rely heavily on Glenn's success, according to Mainieri, especially with the continued absence of junior Kyle Bouman, whose status for the upcoming weekend is still unknown due to a sprained ankle he suffered last week in practice.
Tiger outfielder Sean McMullen will return home to play in front of some friends in family Tuesday in New Orleans. The Brother Martin alumnus batted in the three-hole for the first time this season Sunday. Mainieri was unsure if he would once again replace Bregman with McMullen in that spot again this week, but said McMullen's ability to hit doubles makes the idea intriguing.
"I felt good [in the three hole]," McMullen said. "I kept the same approach that I had in any leadoff situation. With the third hole, you want to drive in the runs, but other than that, the only difference was I didn't lead off the game."
LSU left-hander Jared Poché earned his first SEC Freshman of the Week honor Monday after his pitching 8.2 innings allowing three hits and one run in LSU's 2-1 victory against Georgia on Saturday.
Poché said earning the award was the cherry on top of what he felt was his most complete performance of the season.
"I just found out about it on Twitter," Poché said. "I was pretty excited when I read it. It's a pretty cool accolade to have."


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- "There are now plans in Minnesota to build a floating nuclear power plant. Just like a regular nuclear power plant, but it floats on water. It's all part of a plan by city officials to have a huge disaster."
- His routine about death in his 2011 comedy special.
- Any time he got to play Burt Reynolds on SNL, especially when coupled with a Celebrity Jeopardy! sketch.
- "My dad caught me smoking a cigarette behind the house, so he pulled me into the house by my arm, stuck a gigantic cigar in my mouth and forced me to smoke that entire cigar! (Beat) So that's how I got started on cigars..."
- "I wanted to buy a new dog, and the guy was trying to sell me on a pit bull. I didn't want something that might rip my throat out, but the guy was like "You don't understand, this guy'll protect your valuables!" I said "If I were to buy this pit bull, it would be the most valuable thing I owned. I would have to buy something to protect it! Show me something in a wolverine, my good man!"
- His bringing on David Hasselhoff as a guest correspondent on Weekend Update to read a single line from a cue card: "Germans love me."
"Which once again proves my theory: Germans Love David Hasselhoff."
- The Moth Joke. Proof, in case anyone needed it, that he can structure and tell a classic joke.


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Old-Fashioned Baking Powder Biscuits
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (480 ml)
|Baking powder
|3 Teaspoon (non-alum)
|1⁄2 Teaspoon (3 ml)
|Cold margarine
|6 Tablespoon (90 ml)
|240 Milliliter (unsweetened)
Preheat oven to 450°F (230°C).
Mix dry ingredients together and cut margarine until mixture is the consistency of coarse cornmeal.
Add soy milk and stir just until dough comes free from sides of the bowl.
Turn the dough onto a floured board, shape into a ball, and gently knead 10 times.
Roll out 1/2-inch thick and cut with a 2-inch biscuit cutter dipped into flour.
Brush tops of biscuits lightly with a little soy milk.
Place biscuits on an ungreased baking sheet.
Bake until lightly browned, 14-16 minutes.
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1689 Calories from Fat 700
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 79 g121.2%
Saturated Fat 13.7 g68.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 2305.5 mg96.1%
Total Carbohydrates 210 g70%
Dietary Fiber 8.2 g32.9%
Sugars 10.2 g
Protein 34 g67.8%
Vitamin A 64.5% Vitamin C 0.15%
Calcium 120.5% Iron 82.4%
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Students are motivated to invest in their future by studying for a postgraduate qualification for a range of different reasons: from pure love of a subject or advancing promotion prospects to professional advancement or dedication to a research career. Our latest figures show that 93% of our UK and EU Master's Graduates went into full time employment and/or further study.
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From 2016/17, the Government will for the first time provide a loan for postgraduate Master's study. The Postgraduate Loan (PGL) will be paid to the student as a contribution towards Tuition Fees, living costs and other course costs.
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- Student loans for Master's degrees will be available up to a maximum value of £10,000 and paid directly to the student in three equal instalments per academic year, up to a maximum of two years.
- The student must start the course in the academic year 2016/17 or later (i.e. on or after 1 August 2016).
- Loans will be available to UK and EU Nationals (and individuals with settled status in the UK).
- Students aged under 60 will be eligible for Master's loans.
- Loans are available for both taught and research Master's programmes. Master's degrees in all disciplines and subject areas will be covered.*
- Students studying full-time, part-time and distance learning Master's programmes will be eligible.
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Portsmouth, like other universities, sets postgraduate fees to reflect the mode of study (full-time or part-time) and the students' residency status (UK, EU, Channel Islands/Isle of Man or International) as well as the individual nature and characteristics of the course you wish to undertake. As a guide, full-time tuition fees for UK and EU students vary between £4,600 and £8,700. For exact course fees please visit the course pages. Our postgraduate fees for 2015/2016 are displayed in the Key Facts on each individual course page.
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Alumni Scholarships
Students who have previously studied at the University of Portsmouth on undergraduate programmes wishing to follow a full time or part time postgraduate course may be entitled to a 20% scholarship on any self funding element of their tuition fees (this does not apply to PGCE or MArch students). To check if you and the course you wish to study are eligible for the alumni scholarship use the checker on our Academic Registry pages.
Students who intend to pay their tuition fees with a Postgraduate Loan (PGL) from Student Finance England will be entitled to the Alumni Scholarship assuming they meet the eligibility criteria.
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Your invoice will be sent to your University email account and to your personal email account. Please ensure that your personal account details are kept up to date. If you pay your tuition fee liability in full, before or on the due date of your tuition fee invoice, you will receive a two per cent discount. Please remember to deduct any of your discount entitlements before forwarding your payment, as refunds for overpayments cannot be processed on demand. Any overpayments may be offset against any other fees or debts to the University. Full payment of the tuition fee invoice is required if you miss the due date. The discount is not available to students whose fee is paid by a sponsor, employer or the Student Loans Company (SLC). Full details of how to pay.
Students eligible to claim one of the discounts shown by *, are still entitled to claim 2% early settlement discount on the net value of their fees.
Staff discount*
A 30% staff discount is available on fees that are paid personally by the member of University staff for part-time courses only. Staff may apply to pay the fees by six instalments (completing in March) by deduction from salary.
* Only one of these discounts can be claimed against each fee.
Business Scholarships for Masters courses
The Portsmouth Business School offers a number of scholarships for self-funding students applying for taught postgraduate study.
Staff family members discount*
A 30% discount is available on fees for children of staff, on undergraduate and postgraduate taught, full-time and part-time study.
Children of University staff are defined as biological, step or adopted, aged under 25 on 31 August in each academic year of registration.
Application is necessary for each year of registration.
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Use our tuition fee discount calculator to find out the reduced cost of courses after any applicaple discounts mentioned above are applied.
Lloyd's Register Foundation
Lloyd's Register Foundation (LRF) is delighted to offer two full fee competition funded scholarships for Science and/or Engineering master's courses starting in September 2015. Please see full details of the eligible courses and qualifying criteria.
Other funding sources
Postgraduate Solutions Bursaries
Postgraduate Solutions Ltd is offering the opportunity of a £500 bursary to fifteen students starting postgraduate courses in 2016/17. Payment of the award will be made directly to the institution, and will be discounted from the fees as appropriate. Students may only apply for a bursary after they have accepted an offer of a place at their chosen institution.
TARGET courses Funding Database is free to use and allows students to search for funding opportunities they are eligible for based on the following: level of study; subject of study; institution; funding source and country of origin.
FindaMasters.com Bursaries
Findamasters.com offer a range of funding awards. The scholarships, which total £12,000, are available to students of any nationality and across a range of subject areas. In order to qualify for consideration students must be intending to start study at an institution within the EU in autumn 2016. Visit Findamasters.com for more information.
Postgraduate Studentships
Visit Postgraduate Studentships' website for more information about research and funding opportunities. This website is specifically designed for students interested in postgraduate study both at Masters and PhD level. Use the database to search for funding available from trusts, charities and other general funding organisations as well as studentships and scholarships offered by University departments.
The Alternative Guide to Postgraduate Funding
This is an online resource which the University subscribes to, and students can use to search for and apply to charities and other funding bodies. Visit www.postgraduate-funding.com/gateway and use our pin 7517 to access the site.
Payment by instalment
The University allows payment by instalment by Direct debit or Recurring card payments.
These will be taken in six instalments. For further information on how to pay by direct debit or for recurring card instalments visit www.port.ac.uk/tuitionfees.
Professional and Career Development Loans
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The University Learning Provider registration number is 8367.
Research Councils
A limited number of courses offer studentships through one of the six Research Councils. You will need to discuss a studentship with the department of the course you wish to study. Links to the relevant department are in the 'Key facts' on every course page. Research Councils won't deal directly with you but their websites offer some useful information about funding opportunities:
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Some employers may consider sponsorship which may be in the form of help with fees, day release for part time study or by sponsoring the student to study an area of relevant commercial interest.
Trusts and charities
Trusts and charities can offer financial assistance to some students. Organisations will usually have specific criteria which must be met before an application can be made. Assistance will rarely take the form of a full scholarship or award as most organisations will only be able to offer awards of a few hundred pounds due to the large number of applications received each year. The Student Finance Centre has information on a range of trusts and charities. Please contact us if you would like to discuss this further.
MSc Social Work students (2016/17 rates)
UK students studying an MSc in Social Work may be eligible for a bursary from the NHS Business Services Authority. The bursary consists of a non income-assessed basic grant of up to £4,052 towards tuition fees and £3,362 towards living costs (including placement travel expenses). This support is paid as a grant and is non-repayable. There is also an income-assessed maintenance grant of up to £2,721 and income-assessed allowances to assist with certain living costs depending on the student's individual circumstances. All awards are paid in three instalments.
There is a maximum number of bursaries available to students on this course so not all eligible students are guaranteed to recieve a bursary.
For further information please visit the NHS Business Services Authority.
Postgraduate Social Work students are not eligible for any loans or grants from Student Finance England.
Architecture MArch
Tuition fees for the MArch (RIBA Part 2) depend on when you started your undergraduate studies. UK students progressing to the Master of Architecture course within 3 years of completing the BA Architecture (where both courses were on a full-time basis and the BA was started before 2012) will be classed as continuing students and will be liable for fees of £3,465 in 2015/16. Other UK students will be liable for tuition fees of £9,000.
Loans for Fees and Living Costs and University Bursaries
Eligible MArch students can apply for the standard statutory support package (maintenance loans, bursaries and tuition fee loans) relevant to when they started their course. Contact the Student Finance Centre for more details.
Postgraduate Research Degrees
You will need to have access to sufficient funds to cover the relevant fees and maintenance in order to undertake a postgraduate research degree. We may be able to assist with identifying potential funding sources and providing supporting letters and you may apply for a place before you are fully qualified or have secured funding for the research. Having an offer of a place may be of assistance if you need to apply to grant giving bodies. Find out more about funding opportunities and studentships.
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PhD, MPhil and MD tuition fees are shown in the key facts box of each research subject page. View postgraduate research degrees to find your subject area.
PhD opportunities
PhD projects are available throughout the year, some of which are funded. You can view current opportunities on the relevant research subject page. View postgraduate research degrees to find your subject area.
PhD bursaries 2016
We are inviting applications for fully funded PhD bursaries for UK/EU students. These highly competitive PhD Studentships are offered across a range of research areas and closes on 3 April 2016. Visit PhD Funding for more details.
Further Information
Visit www.PostgraduateStudentships.co.uk for more information about research and funding opportunities. This website is specifically designed for students interested in postgraduate study both at Masters and PhD level.
Use the database to search for funding available from trusts, charities and other general funding organisations as well as studentships and scholarships offered by University departments.
Other useful links are in the info box at the top of this page and our Student Finance Centre have lots of helpful advice on managing finances as a student.
PGCE courses
Tuition fees for all full-time PGCE courses starting in September 2016 will be £9,000. Students from England or the EU will be able to apply for a tuition fee loan to cover their fees from Student Finance England. Students from Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland should contact their home government for details of any support available to them.
Full time students from England can apply to Student Finance England for a tuition fee loan and maintenance loan. For further information see our undergraduate funding page.
If you are thinking about studying a part-time PGCE in Further Education and Training or Cert Ed course you may be eligible to apply for a tuition fee loan, for further information see our undergraduate part-time students page.
University of Portsmouth Bursary
Full-time PGCE Business Studies or PGCE further education and training students from England may be eligible for an income assessed bursary of £500. This is awarded automatically alongside the loans and grants from Student Finance England.
Secondary PGCE bursaries by subject
If you are training to teach at a secondary school you may be eligible for an additional bursary from The National College for Teaching and Leadership, depending on the subject you are training to teach and the class of undergraduate degree that you attained.
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For further information visit the National College for Teaching and Leadership website..
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Promoting fire safety and enforcing fire safety standards in public and commercial premises, you'll act and advise on all matters relating to the protection of life and property from fire and other risks.
In the role you'll continually learn and update your knowledge through a series of lectures, exercises, practice drills and training, which are an integral and on-going part of the job.
Firefighters carry out a diverse range of tasks, some you'll do every day while others are less frequent. They include:
At management level, you'll perform extra supervisory activities, which include managing operational incidents and directing the day-to-day tasks of personnel on fire stations. You'll find that the operational aspects of firefighting, although important, are a minor part of a senior manager's role in a large service. Responsibilities typically include:
There is a nationally-agreed salary structure for firefighters.
Retained firefighters are paid an annual retainer, dependent on their role in the service, plus a turn-out fee for each incident they attend. Retainers start at £2,202 for a trainee, while a competent retained firefighter receives £2,935. London firefighters are paid more.
Income data from The Fire Brigades Union. Figures are intended as a guide only.
Hours of work typically include regular unsocial hours. You would usually work 42 hours a week in a shift pattern. Most firefighters work two day shifts followed by two night shifts and then have four days off.
However, different services employ different duty systems, depending on their needs. When necessary, paid overtime is worked.
Job-sharing and part-time work are possible.
Personal qualities and physical attributes are more important than academic qualifications, though a good general education is required. A degree or other further education qualifications are not essential and entry without a degree or HND is common.
There are, however, a number of vocationally-focused, graduate-entry degree courses available:
These courses don't guarantee entry into the fire and rescue service but aim to equip students with the skills needed to pursue a career in the fire industry, for more details see Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS).
Other related degree courses in areas including fire engineering, fire safety and risk management or fire and explosion are also available. Search for postgraduate courses in fire safety engineering for more options.
You need to be aged 18 or over to become a firefighter. After successful completion of an application form, you'll go through the standard national selection process called the National Firefighter Selection (NFS), as well as a Personal Qualities and Attributes (PQA) test to ensure you're suitable for the role.
Applicants then move on to physical tests carried out in full firefighter uniform. The next step's an interview, and towards the end of the selection process you'll be invited to attend a medical. Good vision in both eyes and good hearing are essential. For more information on the NFS process see Fire Service.
To improve your chances of entry, you need to keep fit and gain as much information as possible about both the role and the fire and rescue service in general. To keep up to date with relevant fire issues, join the UK Fire Service Forum.
As well as physical fitness, you need to show:
You may also need a full UK driving licence.
Due to health and safety requirements, work experience isn't possible although you may be able to be placed as an observer in a fire station or attend an open day, so contact the fire and rescue service you're interested in to enquire.
Depending on your circumstances, you may be able to work as a volunteer or retained firefighter. Experience of this nature could increase your chances of gaining a full-time position.
Fire and rescue services only recruit when they need firefighters to replace those who are retiring or leaving the service, and competition can be fierce. Each fire service recruits independently so contact services directly. The current economic climate and public sector cuts may affect the number of jobs available.
In England, there are 46 fire and rescue services run by fire and rescue authorities (FRA). For a list of services by region, see the Chief Fire Officers Association.
Wales has three services:
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Services (SFRS) is responsible for the whole of Scotland; while Northern Ireland is divided into four area commands and is overseen by the Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service (NIFRS).
Private and public sector employers include the:
Look for job vacancies at:
Initial firefighter training takes an intensive 12 and 18 weeks to complete. It's usually held at a specially-equipped training centre where you will be taught basic firefighting skills such as ladder safety, hose laying and how to use breathing apparatus. Training also involves learning about fire safety and the importance of getting the fire safety message across within the local community.
You'll be required to undertake regular study, both in the training centre and out of hours, and your progress will be regularly assessed. Once you've attained your first aid certificate and got to grips with the basic skills, you'll get to experience a simulated fire.
On successful completion of the initial training, you'll join a fire station on probation and your performance will be continuously assessed. This development programme typically takes around two years and focuses on learning about the community and the risks surrounding your station and showing competence in the areas covered at the training centre. Visit individual fire and rescue service websites for details of their training programme.
You'll be expected to undertake a CPD programme throughout your career, which includes attending lectures, exercises, practical training sessions and other forms of training to maintain your competence levels. You'll be responsible for developing your own skills and maintaining fitness.
A range of specialist courses are run by the Fire Service College, covering areas such as:
Relevant courses are also run by the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Training Centre.
Promotion is earned on individual merit subject to demonstrating competence in each role and showing evidence of potential through attendance at assessment and development centres.
There's a well-structured career path, which gives real responsibility at an early stage. From the role of firefighter, career development typically runs as follows:
Beyond the level of station manager, it's often necessary to move between services to get promoted.
It's possible to specialise in a particular area of the fire and rescue service and there are opportunities to study for a foundation, undergraduate or postgraduate degree in areas such as:
Other possible opportunities include study for membership of the Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE) for those involved in fire safety and prevention work, or study for a general postgraduate management qualification.


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According to a report in The Star-Ledger, 7-3-2011, "Keith Michaelson and Michael Zadoyko met at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting nearly 20 years ago. They were fast friends. Michaelson became Zadoyko's sponsor and encouraged him to join the Last Chance Motorcycle Club, a group of riders who have overcome alcohol and drug addictions.
The two men, after conquering their own demons, worked to help others, speaking at events, counseling, sharing their stories. Whatever it took, wherever it took them.
On Friday afternoon,
Michaelson was leading seven club members to a buddy's funeral in
Country that can wage war in the trillions of dollars allocates shamefully
small resources to prevent millions of people from becoming addicts. Addiction,
now seen as a treatable disease, goes mostly untreated and that directly or
indirectly causes the death of millions of innocent people through the reckless
behavior of intoxicated or drugged addicts.
This very sad fact is even harder to take considering the skyrocketing
annual cost of substance abuse to the
The annual cost of substance abuse to the Nation is $510.8 billion - 1999 (Harwood, 2000). More specifically, alcohol abuse cost the Nation $191.6 billion, 1tobacco use cost the Nation $167.8 billion and drug abuse cost the nation $151.4 billion.
With research that shows for every $1 invested in treatment $7 will be saved {Caldata - 1993}, it is good economics to invest in treatment even just to save money. The economics of substance abuse needs to be better understood by our top federal administrators and elected officials. They would be well advised to look at ways to cut our substance abuse bill of over $500 billion through an increased investment in treatment, a move that may ultimately save tax dollars. It is absolutely clear that dollars invested in treatment will save money.
With a simple change in the federal funding formula balancing demand side dollars {prevention & treatment} with supply side dollars, taxpayers would see millions in savings while helping millions more addicts recover from their disease of addiction. One of these might have been John Heaney. This proposed redirection of dollars from the federal government, now spent mostly for interdiction or supply side activities, could be spent more effectively for prevention and treatment activities without costing the taxpayers a nickel. This long term approach will lower the demand for drugs, a move that will ultimately decrease the expensive supply side costs.
Until there is a shift in federal priorities from supply side funding to a focus on demand - i.e. prevention and treatment, innocent people such as Keith Michaelson Michael Zadoyko will be victims.
I salute Keith and Michael for dedicating their lives to their families and to selflessly helping others. They have led and encouraged others by the positive example of their own lives. They have walked their talk. The strongest measure of help and hope for addicts often rests with the innate deep heartfelt concern and caring coming from others who have "been there."
There are millions of people like Keith and Michael who will continue to tirelessly give of themselves to others. We all should recognize their quiet determination and relentless caring - the very heart of the Alcoholic Anonymous movement, dating back to 1935. July 4th should be a day to recognize another kind of freedom. Let it recognize and celebrate the freedom of millions of Americans helped by the tireless activities of the brothers and sisters in the AA movement. Let's join hands to encourage the federal government to more adequately fund treatment and prevention efforts so that people like John P. Heaney get an opportunity for treatment instead of alcohol or drugs.
[1] Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Center for Substance Abuse Prevention; "Substance Abuse Prevention Dollars and Cents: A Cost-Benefit Analysis" http://store.samhsa.gov/shin/content/SMA07-4298/SMA07-4298.pdf


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We meet all three characters. An army-man's diary reveals his life through a diary. His life in London, waiting tables and falling in love with a moneyed businessman's daughter Meera (Katrina Kaif). In an outdated twist, she is all set to marry a boy of her father's choice. With her mom having left her at age 12 to re-marry, Meera is unsure about the meaning of love!


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On November 26, 2014, a required bankruptcy report regarding to initiate an adversary proceeding was filed in the bankruptcy case of Nortel Networks Inc. and its affiliates.
The filing was assigned docket number 14831 and is described on the court's official docket as follows:
Status Report on Avoidance Actions Assigned to the Honorable Kevin Gross Filed by Nortel Networks Inc., et al.. (Minott, Tamara)
Nortel Networks Inc. filed for bankruptcy protection, or had an involuntary bankruptcy petition filed against it, on January 14, 2009. The bankruptcy case is pending before the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware. The case number for the lead bankruptcy case is 09-10138. The bankruptcy case is currently assigned to United States Bankruptcy Judge Kevin Gross. The law firm of Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, LLP is acting as lead bankruptcy counsel to Nortel Networks Inc. in the bankruptcy case.


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Welcome to the King Power Stadium, where Leicester's difficult run of early-season fixtures continues with the Gunners coming to town.
Arsenal are on a high after booking their place into the Champions League group stages for a 17th successive year this week, scraping past Besiktas in what turned out to be a nail-biting affair.
The Gunners have been slow out of the blocks so far this season, although they are just about picking up the points.
With star Olivier Giroud sidelined, Alexis Sanchez will be hoping for a second impressive display in a week as Arsenal's No.9.
But the Foxes are determined to show that they can mix it with the big boys and have already registered something of an upset, coming from behind twice against Everton to take a point on the opening day of the season.
After last week's trip to Stamford Bridge, Leicester will have already played three of last year's top five in their opening three games - a daunting run for any Premier League team.
If they can come out of this weekend with their heads held high, the Foxes will be hoping to pick up some serious points with fixtures against Crystal Palace and Burnley on the horizon... and, dare we say it, Manchester United.
The teams are arriving at the King Power Stadium for this afternoon's clash.
Despite difficult games against Crystal Palace and Everton, the Gunners have four points from their opening two fixtures and will be keen to move up to seven points after today.
Leicester are no pushovers though, as Everton have already learned. If Esteban Cambiasso starts, how will he cope with Arsenal's fluid midfield?
Both teams arrive at King Power Stadium for today's game #LeiArs pic.twitter.com/uRFydSrm2F— Leicester City (@OfficialFOXES) August 31, 2014
And the teams have been announced ahead of the game with a few surprises on both sides.
Arsenal start with Mathieu Flamini in the middle, while Aaron Ramsey returns after his European suspension in place of Jack Wilshere and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain drops to the bench to make room for Yaya Sanogo as the spearhead of the Gunner's attack.
Leicester's big summer signing Esteban Cambiasso starts on the bench, with a midfield four, but it's a safe bet that we'll see the legendary Argentine at some point this evening.
Leicester starting XI: Schmeichel, De Laet, Morgan, Moore, Konchesky, Mahrez, King, Hammond, Schlupp, Nugent, Ulloa.
Subs: Hammer, Drinkwater, Vardy, Albrighton, Cambiasso, Wasilewski, Wood
Arsenal starting XI: Szczesny, Debuchy, Mertesacker, Koscielny, Monreal, Flamini, Ramsey, Cazorla, Ozil, Alexis, Sanogo
Subs: Martinez, Chambers, Rosicky, Campbell, Wilshere, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Podolski
Here's a nice picture of Leicester's starting line-up for the game, which kicks off in little under an hour.
While Esteban Cambiasso is only on the bench, the Foxes will be hoping for another good performance today after picking up a hard-earned point against Everton and being unlucky not to get on the scoresheet at Stamford Bridge.
David Nugent had two glorious chances in that game and the Arsenal back five, unchanged from the mid-week Champions League tie against Besiktas, will need to keep a close eye on the 29-year-old.
Today's starting XI #LeiArs pic.twitter.com/VA7ecmvyAv— Leicester City (@OfficialFOXES) August 31, 2014
Greetings from the King Power Stadium.
Esteban Cambiasso is on the bench for Leicester.
Leicester set up really hard to beat. Will be tight...
Yaya Sanogo starts up front for Arsenal.
And, from what I hear, Arsenal won't be signing a striker before the end of the window.
The interest in Loic Remy ended with a "what's going on" phone call and he'll be going to Chelsea.
Arsenal now may or may not get a centre half - but don't bet on it.
Alexis Sanchez plays at Leicester but Jack Wilshere and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain - who both ran their socks off in midweek - drop to the bench.
It's an attacking looking line-up. They're going for it.
With no stiker likely to come in at Arsenal before the transfer window closes, today is another interesting opportunity to see how the Gunners cope up top in the absence of Olivier Giroud.
Last week, they struggled at Goodison Park during a first-half in which Alexis Sanchez led the line, only forcing their way back into the game once the Frenchman was introduced on half-time.
However, the Chilean looked much better in mid-week, hassling the Besiktas back line, chasing down lost causes and grabbing the all-important goal that sent the Gunners into the group stages.
How will they play today, with Sanchez on the right and Sanogo through the middle?
.@MesutOzil1088 and @Alexis_Sanchez take to the field to begin their warm-up #LCFCvAFC pic.twitter.com/tI2IBIsAYZ— Arsenal FC (@Arsenal) August 31, 2014
Nigel Pearson has opted to keep things as they were from the Chelsea game, with the same 11 lining up.
Perhaps that's why he hasn't given Cambiasso a start. He'll need another top display from his players today and a little more luck than the Foxes had at Stamford Bridge.
The pre-match form stats don't make great reading for Leicester though - Arsene Wenger has never lost to the Foxes.
You may remember the last time these two teams met in the League. The Gunners capped off the 2003-04 'Invincibles' season with a 2-1 win against Liecester, who were relegated that year.
Still, the home tie was better for the Foxes that year, finishing in a 1-1 stalemate.
We're less than ten minutes out here at the King Power Stadium and the teams are ready to come out onto the pitch
This is the final Premier League game of the weekend, with Arsenal currently in seventh place and Leicester in 17th.
The Gunners could go up to third with a win, leapfrogging Manchester City and Liverpool in the process, while the Foxes can climb out of the bottom three and up into the top half if the result goes their way.
Here we go, with the last game of the weekend as Arsenal get us underway.
Per Mertesacker is captaining the Gunners in their yellow and blue away kit, in the absence of the injured Mikel Arteta, with Flamini anchored ahead of the back four and Sanogo up top.
Leicester are quick to close down Debuchy from the kick-off and will attempt to frustrate the Gunners' midfield this afternoon.
Sanogo's first touch is heavy and a promising Arsenal break comes to an end.
The young Frenchman can expect to have his every touch scrutinised this afternoon.
Arsene Wenger has plenty of options if he decides to change things around at the top, with Lukas Podolski and Joel Campbell on the bench.
Leicester's high intensity start is already yielding some dividends, with the Foxes looking threatening as they attempt to get in behind Monreal, but Arsenal just about deal with the cross and can bring it clear.
The Gunners defence looks to be pushing high up, so there'll be plenty of space for the Foxes if they can exploit it.
Like they do now, as De Laet tears down the left and crosses it for Ulloa, who is unable to trouble Szczesny.
Ten minutes in and it's safe to say that we're yet to see Arsenal at their attacking best this season.
It's certainly Leicester who have looked most dangerous in the opening stages, pushing players forward when they take possession of the ball and putting some dangerous balls into the box.
Arsenal are just looking to take the sting out of things on the ball, passing it around the back as Mertesacker brings it forward.
With Sanogo up front, Sanchez can keep the Leicester defence stretched and is already looking to run in behind the back line.
We've got a stoppage after a clash of heads between Koscielny and Schlupp with both players receiving some treatment.
There was nothing in that from either party, but Kos appears to have come off worse for wear.
Calum Chambers is instructed to start warming up, and the last thing the Gunners need is to lose a man at the back - they will play with ten men while Koscielny heads down the down the tunnel for more treatment.
Arsenal are probing around the edge of the Leicester box and Ramsey scopes it over the top for Sanogo, whose outstretched leg is still just short of making contact.
But Leicester look dangerous on the counter, especially with Arsenal currently a man down - and Mahrez drags a shot just wide, but Szczesny was worried.
Kos is back on and he's sporting some rather interesting headgear...
After scoring his first goal for the club on Wednesday, Alexis Sanchez has one in the premier League.
It's another ball over the top for Sanogo this time from Cazorla. The Frenchman is all limbs though and only manages to knock the ball tamely across.
A deflection off Schmeichel takes it into the Chilean's path, who finishes from close range.
And right on cue is Opta with a great stat for Gunners.
With that strike, Alexis Sanchez become the club's 100th scorer in the Premier League.
Arsenal fans will be hoping it's the first of many.
100 - Alexis Sanchez is the 100th different Premier League goal-scorer for Arsenal (not including own goals). Club.— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) August 31, 2014
But the lead is short-lived, after a great cross from Schlupp is headed home powerfully by Ulloa, who has already looked dangerous this afternoon.
The pair combined well on the counter attack and there was little Szczesny could do, but there may be question marks over Koscielny, who did little to react to the imminent danger.
Maybe the headgear was hindering him. He appears to have taken it off...
And City come close to a quick-fire second there from the corner, but the referee blows for a foul, with the Polish keeper scrambling to get down to his back post.
Watching the replay, Arsenal will be pretty angry with their defending - failing to put stop Schlupp from crossing in the first instance and then allowing Ulloa an uncontested header from close range, right in the heart of their own penalty box.
It's no surprise to see Koscielny going off. Clearly he's struggling following that earlier coming together.
He's replaced by Calum Chambers.
Frantic few minutes as Arsenal take the lead through Sanchez and then Ulloa equalises.
The Ulloa equaliser came from bad marking and now Arsenal make a change.
Koscielny suffered a cut head and should have come off rather than being patched up with a silly hat.
Chambers comes on in his place.


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