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Posted on 03/30/2013 12:04:57 PM PDT by Tolerance Sucks Rocks
New York City is asking appeals judges to reinstate a ban on supersized sodas and other sugary drinks, which was struck down by a Manhattan judge the day before it was to go into effect.
The city had vowed an appeal and said Thursday that lawyers had filed it late Monday.
In his decision on March 11, State Supreme Court Justice Milton Tingling said the 16-ounce limit on sodas and other sweet drinks arbitrarily applies to only some sugary beverages and some places that sell them.
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Nanny State PING!
Is the big gulp soda really the most compelling health issue in NYC? Will a ban really impact anything? Has government gotten to the point it really wants to micromanage soda consumption? This is what city lawyers want to clog the courts with? Does Bloomberg have any idea that 99 percent of the citizens think he's a jackass?
Because NYC just can't waste enough of their taxpayers money trying to control them! I bet the Clymer in charge would love it if he had control of their groceries from the store to their door!
Ironically, 7-Eleven's Big Gulp was exempted from this ban.
The law wasn't stupid enough they spend money to defend it.
Something wrong with those New York folks.
Is that because they aren't a "restaurant" by some obscure NYC legal definition? Or is this another case of crony capitalism?
Bloomy got lotsa lead in his water.
Nanny Bloomers will show those rebellious New Yorkers who decides how much soda they get to drink!!!!!
Oh! Wait.....
Fat chance...
The North Koreans and Iranians are threatening to blow up the whole world, and these dip sticks are worried about how much soda people drink. These slime sucking scum bags are nothing but a bunch of idiots.
well they did keep putting Mayor Clymer back in office so I guess they want someone to control their every act. Just another good reason to avoid NYC.
It's not about health with him, it's about asserting his power. He bans smoking, soda, eating, guns, and everything else under the sun (0n average he bans something new once a week) yet he constantly promotes bike riding which kills more and more people every year, the most famous death being the sister of Alan Dershowitz who was crushed by a UPS truck around 2 years ago.
So in other words, don't smoke, don't drink big soda, eat fatty foods, o this or that or have a gun, but telling school kids that riding a bike around multi-ton trucks, speeding taxis is OK.
Here's one I read about last week...........
Answers in order: "No". "Yes - every time a ban like this goes into effect, a bit more freedom is lost and politicians become a bit more powerful". "Yes - the government wants to micromanage every part of our lives". "Why not - lawyers care more about billing and double-billing than what's right". "No, but if he wasn't so full of himself to be able to miss that he's a jackass, he wouldn't really care because he can always impose a ban on that kind of thought".
What a waste of freakin time, money, resources
All the problems NYC has and they wallow in this crap
Bloomie's gonna go to the mat over this one.
If Bloomberg were smart, he'd let the ruling stand. By appealing it, he's keeping it in the news.
Not that I mind him not being smart.
Go NYC Go. Idiots
Outlaw murder and theft next. Yous are so smarmy smart.
You are right, and to add to that, It's nobody's friggin business what I choose to drink or how much.
Next they will be telling what time to get up and what time to go to bed.
I'm guessing it's because they have a good lobbyist.
Bloomberg has made his whole career by distracting New Yorkers from rampant crime and unendurable crowding with a lot of smoke and mirrors about firearms and sodas.
New Yorkers deserve to be held in contempt for letting this loudmouth megalomaniac get away with it.
I read it is because the state government regulates state-wide establisments, like 7-11.
In a saner society, Bloomberg would be tarred and feathered by now.
In prison they do that already, and if we keep going in this direction, we may lose enough freedoms, that it will seem like we are in a prison house.
This is a society that has been "public schooled" to the point where it will never stand up to the government over anything.
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For the second year in a row, Sunriver Resort has the privilege of hosting the Matsiko (meaning "hope" in Swahili) Children's Choir.
This special group of 25 orphaned and at-risk children (age 7-14) from the remote bush villages of Uganda, East Africa travel throughout the U.S. with their personal testimonies of hope, inspiration, song and dance, to raise awareness for the world's 600 million orphaned and at-risk children.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Last week, the fab tool vendor trade group SEMI held its 43rd annual Semicon West tradeshow here.
The show, which has been steadily shrinking in recent years, is still the most important tradeshow for people in the semiconductor equipment industry. And it still boasts its fair share of activity in terms of keynotes, panel discussions, and other newsworthy items.
As has been the case in recent years, discussion of the pending moves to 450-mm wafers, 3D ICs, and and extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography were among the dominant topics. Below is a list of several Semicon West related stories posted on EE Times in the past two weeks.
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Deshaun Thomas sat through 57 of the 60 picks in the NBA draft last night before hearing his name called, rescued from his anxiety shortly after midnight by the San Antonio Spurs.
"Yes, it was the longest night of my life," Thomas said when reached about 1 a.m. today at his Indianapolis hotel, his base of operations since leaving Ohio State in April to train for the draft.
"But it happened. The Spurs picked me and it's a great blessing for them to pick me. I'm ready to start my journey and be as successful as I can and help the organization out and get ready to keep following my dream."
Thomas did not immediately know when he is due in San Antonio, but it will be soon. He likely will play on the Spurs' entry in the NBA Las Vegas Summer League, which starts July 12.
Thomas said he spent the evening with about 15 of 20 members of his family, "the family who's been in my circle since day one." They tried to keep him calm while the hours passed without his name being called.
"They just said be patient, (someone is) going to call. The Lord is going to make that call for you, so just be patient and don't worry, just relax," Thomas said. "On the 58th pick, the Spurs hit me up and that was just a blessing."
Thomas worked out for 13 NBA teams in a span of 23 days, finishing Wednesday. He worked out with the Spurs on June 21 and left with a good feeling.
"It felt great when I worked out for them, real special," he said. "Just sitting around with them, they've got great coaches and they believe in players and they make players better. When I left, they told me things to key on to be a good player in the league and things I need to do."
What were those?
"They told me I'm a great scorer and to just key on the long ball," he said. "They said the three-ball is kind of a lost art and if you focus on knocking that down consistently, it's lights out."
Spurs general manager R.C. Buford told San Antonio media after the draft that Thomas is the kind of player who could "play a couple of positions" and "you don't see that very often" with the 58th pick.
"I think everybody was relatively surprised" that Thomas slipped that far, Buford said.
"He's a scorer. He'll make outside shots, you can put him in the post, he can slash. I don't know that, if you try to say specifically, 'Here's what he does,' that you're going to be overwhelmed by anything or he probably would have been drafted higher. But the package is pretty good."
But Buford also acknowledged, "We'll see. The success (rate of players drafted) at 58 doesn't necessarily overwhelm me."
ESPN analyst Jay Bilas said Thomas could be an exception to that because of his scoring ability.
"That doesn't mean he's going to stick with the Spurs," Bilas said, "but he'll play in the league.
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TB case found in Portales
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An employee at a local milk processing plant has contracted tuberculosis, but health officials say there is little danger of the disease spreading.
DairiConcepts spokeswoman Monica Coleman confirmed late Thursday the company had been contacted by the state health department regarding an employee with tuberculosis. She said all employees had been informed and the company was offered testing for the contagious disease.
The employee is being treated and is on leave, she said.
Coleman said there is no danger of the disease spreading through food processing at the Portales plant, which employs more than 100 people and processes milk into dairy ingredients for a wide range of products.
"As a food business we take extraordinary measures to ensure the safety of our product," Coleman said. "In this case there was no danger there anyway."
The case was confirmed this week, according to Dr. Winona Stoltzfus, the Region 4 health officer who oversees an eight-county area that includes Roosevelt County. She declined to provide further details, citing confidentiality laws.
She said people in close contact with the individual have all been offered skin tests for the disease. She said the health department was confident any potential for spread of the disease had been contained.
"It's not casual contact," Stoltzfus said of the way in which the disease can be transmitted. "Most people are infected for years."
Once the leading cause of death in the United States, TB is rarely fatal today because of improvements in drug therapy, health officials said.
Stoltzfus said immuno-suppressed individuals are at greatest risk.
According to the health department, tuberculosis is a disease caused by germs spread through the air from person to person. It usually affects the lungs. It is normally spread when a person with the active infection coughs or sneezes and someone nearby breathes the tiny droplets expelled into the air.
State health officials took the rare step this week of issuing a press release about another tuberculosis case at the United World College in Montezuma because of the severity of the case and the college's desire to get the information out.
"This (cases of tuberculosis) is actually very routine for the department," said Chris Minnick, a public information officer. "It very rarely turns out to be more than one case because we attack it so aggressively."
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—Tuberculosis is a bacterial
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—TB is spread through the air from one person to another.
—bad cough that lasts 3 weeks or longer
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Debates of March 18th, 2010
House of Commons Hansard #12 of the 40th Parliament, 3rd Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was documents.
- Question Period
- Keeping Canadians Safe (International Transfer of Offenders) Act
- Committees of the House
- Speech from the Throne
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- Questions on the Order Paper
- Privilege
- Resumption of Debate on Address in Reply
- Tribute Dinner
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- International Day of La Francophonie
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- World Firefighter Combat Challenge
- University Athlete of the Year
- Clara Hughes
- Justice
- Oscar Peterson
- Economic Action Plan
- Tuberculosis
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- International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
- Taxation
- Ten Percenters
- Aboriginal Affairs
- International Development
- Tax Harmonization
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- Prorogation of the House
- International Cooperation
- Afghanistan
- AgriFood Industry
- Employment Insurance
- Official Languages
- Status of Women
- Public Safety
- Food Safety
- National Defence
- Quebec City Armoury
- Crab Fishery
- Aviation Safety
- Arctic Sovereignty
- Justice
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Justice
- The Budget
- Business of the House
- Supplementary Estimates (C)
- Points of Order
- Resumption of debate on Address in Reply
- Canada Labour Code
National Defence
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Central Nova
Nova Scotia
Peter MacKay Minister of National Defence
Mr. Speaker, as the member knows, this issue goes back a number of years.
We have great concern, obviously, for the people of Shannon. That is why we are working with them, working with the municipality and the provincial government.
In fact, at Canadian Forces Base Valcartier we are providing potable water to Canadian Forces members and their families as well as the municipality, and since 1998, successive federal governments have spent upward of $60 million with respect to this issue.
We will continue to work to assist the municipality of Shannon. It is a matter of concern. We are seized with the issue and there has been, as the hon. member has mentioned, court actions. We continue to look for solutions.
Quebec City Armoury
Oral Questions
March 18th, 2010 / 2:50 p.m.
Christiane Gagnon Québec, QC
Mr. Speaker, Quebec's national capital commission has been totally excluded from the process to reconstruct the armoury, which is delaying development work on Quebec City's parliament hill. The National Assembly unanimously adopted a motion calling on the federal government to involve the national capital commission.
Will the minister responsible for the Quebec City region answer the call of the elected members of the National Assembly?
Quebec City Armoury
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Josée Verner Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs
Mr. Speaker, if the hon. member for Québec had been paying attention, she would have realized that during Jean Baillargeon's consultations, the national capital commission had the opportunity to make itself heard. When the building expert held consultations in the Quebec City area, the national capital commission was again consulted.
It is important to remember that in the last budget, the government made a commitment to rebuild the armoury. The Bloc and the hon. member for Québec voted against it.
Crab Fishery
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Rodger Cuzner Cape Breton—Canso, NS
Mr. Speaker, in 2005 crab fishers in CFA 23 and 24 accepted a co-management plan that would lend equity and stability to their fishery.
All terms were honoured, with the traditional fleet getting 60% of the TAC, and new entries getting 40%. A key provision would see this arrangement go to a 50-50 split once the TAC reached 9,700 tonnes, which it did last year. Unilaterally, the minister threw the agreement out, greatly shortchanging 650 fishers.
Will the minister re-establish this provision and return fairness to this fishery?
Crab Fishery
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Gail Shea Minister of Fisheries and Oceans
Mr. Speaker, sharing allocation decisions are always difficult decisions. I received advice from many sources, from the department, from the various fleets, from the report, and from direct submissions.
It is impossible to accept and agree with all the advice, but a decision had to be made. The panel's recommendations were carefully considered. Each licence gets an equal share of the quota. All fishers benefited from the modest increases in quota last year, and they will in the future.
Crab Fishery
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Rodger Cuzner Cape Breton—Canso, NS
Mr. Speaker, those with 17,000 pounds did not benefit quite as much as those with 250,000 pounds.
There is another injustice served up the government. The co-management plan clearly identified that no new entrants would be allowed in this fishery, yet the minister's predecessor, against strong recommendations from the department, allowed a licence for Tim Rhyno.
Will the minister revoke this licence and honour the 2005 agreement?
Crab Fishery
Oral Questions
2:50 p.m.
Gail Shea Minister of Fisheries and Oceans
Mr. Speaker, as I said, sharing allocation decisions are always difficult decisions. I was not here when the licence was issued. Our main focus, our main priority, is conservation of the stocks for the future. That is why we have stabilized this industry.
Aviation Safety
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Dennis Bevington Western Arctic, NT
Mr. Speaker, on Tuesday the government acknowledged that it was wrong for leaving safety in the hands of business jet owners. I am glad they are taking back the responsibility for safety, something the NDP and safety advocates have been pushing for, for many years.
However, most Canadians do not fly on business jets but on major carriers like Air Canada and WestJet, where Transport Canada has also gotten out of the safety business.
Will the minister do for the major carriers what he has done for business aircraft and take back responsibility for safety?
Aviation Safety
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Ottawa West—Nepean
John Baird Minister of Transport
Mr. Speaker, like the New Democratic Party and my friend opposite, when I reviewed the issue I, too, was a bit surprised that the previous Liberal government put the fox in charge of the henhouse.
We did a lot of listening, not just to our NDP friends but indeed to our various employees at the Department of Transport. We will ensure that the strong public interest in safety is done by members of the hard-working public service.
Aviation Safety
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Dennis Bevington Western Arctic, NT
Mr. Speaker, in its report on the crash of a medevac flight at Sandy Bay, Saskatchewan, the Transport Safety Board said that the department was so busy getting out of safety oversight that it really did not know what was going on with the airline involved. The problem is that inspectors must be inspecting, not checking paperwork.
Will the minister put the inspectors back in the field, right now, ensuring the safety of all Canadians when we fly across this great country?
Aviation Safety
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Ottawa West—Nepean
John Baird Minister of Transport
Mr. Speaker, at Transport Canada one of our most important priorities is to ensure the safety of the travelling public.
We are working hard with our employees. We are working hard with industry. We are working hard with advocates on this important issue. We have a new director general for aviation security who is working hard with our team in every part of the country.
We are going to do everything we can to ensure that all reasonable measures are taken to ensure that the travelling public is safe when people board a commercial aircraft.
Arctic Sovereignty
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
James Rajotte Edmonton—Leduc, AB
Mr. Speaker, our government has shown real leadership when it comes to promoting and defending Canada's Arctic.
Could the Minister of Foreign Affairs inform this House what our government is doing to defend Canada's sovereignty in the north?
Arctic Sovereignty
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Lawrence Cannon Minister of Foreign Affairs
Mr. Speaker, my colleague is absolutely right. No previous government can match the Conservative government's commitment to Arctic sovereignty.
Our claim is long-standing. Our claim is well-established and based on historic title. I will personally be able to reassert Canada's sovereignty at a meeting on the Arctic with the Arctic foreign ministers next week here in Gatineau.
This government is taking real action. We have taken real action with our new Arctic patrol ships. We are doing the mapping. We are doing what we had announced.
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Mark Holland Ajax—Pickering, ON
Mr. Speaker, Conservative ministers normally comment without hesitation on sentencing in provincial courts. Just this week the immigration minister sent out a press release lauding a B.C. court decision saying, "It sends a message, they will be caught and they will be punished".
Strangely in the case of a past Conservative MP, we hear nothing but silence. The government's "do the crime, do the time" mantra seems to change to "do the crime, pay the fine", when it comes to one of its own.
Why the silence in this case when the government is so anxious to speak on every other?
Oral Questions
2:55 p.m.
Niagara Falls
Rob Nicholson Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada
Mr. Speaker, in fact, we are very careful about commenting on any case. One of the things I have commented on continuously is the Liberal record or lack of record of standing up for victims and law-abiding Canadians.
I invite the hon. member, if he has any suggestions to pursue and to help us in our criminal law agenda, to come forward with those as soon as possible.


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Stocks Pop Despite Nasdaq Shock
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Stocks closed in positive territory Thursday during a session interrupted by a three-hour halt in trading on the Nasdaq due to a technical glitch.
The Nasdaq added 1.08% to 3,638.71, after trades came back online at 3:25 p.m. EDT. Apple
Major U.S. indices shrugged off the malfunction in light of strong economic data that printed overseas.
The Nasdaq put a halt to trading in all stocks and options listed on the Exchange due to technical glitches that were interfering with quote dissemination, it said. It was one of the longest shutdowns of the Nasdaq since a stray squirrel in December 1987 triggered an 82-minute power failure of the exchange.
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The energy and basic materials sectors led the broad market gains amid signs that manufacturing activity was heating up in China and Europe. Energy was rising 1.18% and basic materials was ahead by 1.7%. Within these sectors, Cliffs Natural Resources
Overnight the flash reading of China's HSBC manufacturing PMI surprisingly showed a recovery to above 50 in August, signaling a significant rebound in growth during the summer quarter.
Meanwhile, the Markit Eurozone PMI Composite Output Index signaled the largest monthly increase in business activity for over two years in August, according to a flash estimate. The PMI rose for the fifth successive month to 51.7, the highest level since June 2011, and up from 50.5 in July.
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Where's the soul in alphanumericals? Announce to friends that you're the proud owner of a new F458, and chances are they'll think you bought a toaster rather than the latest bloodcurdling Ferrari.
"What do you think of my new CL65?" "Wow. Can you watch the Golf Channel on it?" Not the response you want after dropping $211,000 on Mercedes' big and brash 620-horse luxe coupe.
That's why I love Aston Martin's latest Vanquish supercar. Vanquish—to defeat or conquer in battle, according to the dictionary. To crush or overpower. Just exhaling the word raises all those little hairs on the back of my neck. "Wanna ride in my new Vanquish?" "Hell, yeah."
Of course, this isn't the first Vanquish to emerge from the fabled British sports car maker. Back in 2001, the then all-new Vanquish was the baddest, boldest, most brutal Aston Martin ever, a thundering 514-horsepower projectile that lived to Die Another Day in 2002 with Pierce "007" Brosnan behind the wheel.
Sadly, production ceased in 2007, and while its successor, the DBS, was a more suave and sophisticated animal, it never exuded the raw, license-to-thrill character of the Vanquish.
This new Vanquish—base price $282,000 and change—recaptures much of the soul and stamina of the original. Its coachwork takes its cues from Aston's $1.5 million One-77 hand-built supercar—only 77 were built and sold—with some of the most sensuous curves this side of Mad Men's Christina Hendricks.
And there's substance in the new Aston's style, with a body fashioned from lightweight, superstrong carbon fiber. It contributes to the car's 25 percent increase in torsional rigidity and 150-pound weight loss over the DBS.
The car's big 5.9-liter V-12 is essentially carried over from the "S," though it's been thoroughly reworked with the addition of variable valve timing that's helped raise horsepower from 510 to 565.
Surprisingly, Aston has stuck with the tried-and-tested six-speed ZF automatic for the new Vanquish, forgoing the latest eight-speed automatic on offer from ZF. One or two hard-driving enthusiasts will lament the dropping of the six-speed manual, but few others (myself included) will care.
The big change, however, comes when you slide behind the new square-cornered steering wheel—carried over from the One-77 and thankfully deletable in favor of a traditional circular helm. The cabin has grown in size to offer more shoulder room and leg space. There's even a tad more room in the trunk.
It's the increase in quality and craftsmanship, however, that you really notice. The quilted Bridge of Weir leather used for the new seats is stitched with the precision of an Hermès handbag. Pity, however, it's all spoiled by the new and truly awful Garmin-based navigation system, which features graphics by Fisher-Price.
But this new Vanquish is all about the driving. And after two days of thrashing along some of Merrie Olde England's most challenging country lanes, my palms are still sweaty, my pulse still racing.
While 565 horsepower is far from excessive in today's elevated supercar world—the new Ferrari F12 Berlinetta packs an incredible 730 horses—this hairy-chested Vanquish still delivers awesome performance. Sixty comes up from standstill in four seconds, 100 mph in around 9.5. The joy won't quit until the speedo needle is kissing the 183 mph mark.
The big V-12 gives its best from 3,000 to 5,000 rpm, when its acceleration is the most fearsome and the soundtrack the most hair-raising. But for the most fun, select "Sport" on the new programmable automatic, play up and down games with the instant-on paddle shifters and revel in the thrust.
Through the narrow country curves, the Aston feels like a whopper of a car, but its needle-precise steering—thankfully still hydraulically assisted instead of electric—and low-roll cornering gives it an agility that belies its size.
You could say it vanquishes every bend it blasts through, conquering and defeating every straightaway. Somehow, badging this car DB10 just wouldn't sound the same.


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Exclusive: The FA blueprint for reform killed by the Premier League
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- fattmatt said...
Broken Dreams: Vanity, Greed and the Souring of British Football by Tom Bower.
It sums up why the chairmen will not agree to change.
- 8 February 2011 at 16:35
The one striking observation that I would completely back to the hilt is that football is not entirely a business. It's neither a business nor a public service. It falls somewhere in between. I don't hold out much hope that here will be sufficient reform but the campaign for stronger governance must continue.
If some good can come from this current campaign then things like the G&G should be treated as a benchmark rather than dismissed as nonsensical ramblings of left wing activists.
- 8 February 2011 at 17:30
- Geoff said...
It used to be a principle of the game that income was shared - simply because each match involved two teams. That principle - which is the driving force behind all American sport, the vast majority of which is profitable - ensured that English clubs were profitable and viable.
The people responsible for changing this were the self styled Big 5 led by ManU who forced through the change in income sharing so that each team kept all the Home revenue. this obviously massively benefitted ManU at the expense of all other clubs - their income rose some 35% that year with corresponding falls depending on ground size for the rest - my club, West Ham dropped 37%.
This was the beginning of the rot. ManU then led the breakaway to form the PL - again using blackmail as before, the threat to join a European Super League. ManU's rise has followed the resulting income line 100% since then. they have outspent everybody, except Chelsea in the Abramovich years, and as the PL Transfer records show they have led the spending ever since - 15 of the top 50 transfers are ManU, similarly Chelsea.
The solution is simple. Bring back Income Sharing and share TV income down the divisions on the same formula that used to apply. Then pass the same ownership rules as the Bundeliga with automatic relegation if you become insolvent.
English football will become solvent and we will all comply with FIFA Fair Play rules. ManU will hate it of course, maybe Chelsea too, but so what. We would have been much better off if the so called Big% had buggered off to a European league 15 years ago - they would have come crawling back begging to be let in.
- 9 February 2011 at 13:22
'who forced through the change in income sharing so that each team kept all the Home revenue'
Not quite true. As far as I know 'income sharing' has never been part of the financial make-up of English football for League matches. During the days of the old Division 1 each home team kept its gate receipts. I believe this has been the case since the end of WWll.
However with FA Cup matches the gate receipts are split 3 ways - a third each going to the two clubs and the FA.
If people are upset about the nature of income distribution in football then they should be happy with the division of the TV money amongst the clubs that's regulated by the EPL/FA, and be thankful they don't support a minor club in La Liga where such clubs are really being ripped-off.
- 11 February 2011 at 04:08
- andersred said...
Anonymous @ 4.08
Actuallly you're wrong about gate sharing in the league. It was abolished in 1983.
- 11 February 2011 at 11:00
In response to Geoff, I would point out that "ManU" at the time of the FAPL formation, was a plc and led by Martin Edwards, who had been actively exploring ways to exploit United's position as best supported team in the land. He tried to sell to Robert Maxwell, then Michael Knighton. This all took place, if you recall, when United were not one of the top clubs(and indeed was so long ago that Liverpool were still winning titles!).
United, or rather those who have owned and run the club, have certainly played their part in making football the monster it is today, but at least they did it with money the club self-generated. Not something that could be said for Chelsea or Manchester City. (Or Real Madrid. Allegedly.)
- 14 February 2011 at 22:55
Sharing the gate receipts sounds great till you scrutinise it. West ham have averaged about 25,000 since the war and have done nothing to increase that figure such as reinvest in the team or develop the stadium.
Their directors would love to be able to turn up at places like St James' park,Emirates, Anfield, Old Trafford & take 50% of their gate money, who wouldn't its cost them nothing.
"You give me half of your £1,000,000 & I'll give you half of my £250,000" Is that fair?
How about if teams could sell their own TV rights? say Man Utd v West Ham Utd, United fans would buy from Uniteds broadcaster (we presume) but what if West Ham put out a better package and everyone bought of West Hams broadcaster, thats called competition.
- 15 February 2011 at 22:20
It would seem as if the FA would like to treat football and the business of football quite differently form any other business and this from an organization who cannot run themselves.
Triesman is hardly in a position to now take cheap shots at the FA. The main problem is there seems to be some sort of idea that football is not a business. Try telling the CEO's, COO's, CFO's accountants, directors and staff of a football club. Try telling that to the bankers and businessmen and women who fund football and pay £50 million for a player. Football is a business in every sense of the word and should be treated the same as every business. The FA is the one that should reform and get its fingers out of the revenue cookie jar allowing smaller clubs access to much needed funds. Why pay some useless chairman million only for them to do noting of note about anything. LOOK to the FA first not the clubs.
- 16 February 2011 at 09:28


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Friday May 30th at 7 pm is the Annual Books, Blues and BBQ library fund raiser. This is a fantastic event and there are still a few tickets left. Get in quick! Setting up for this event starts on Thursday, so library users will not be able to park at the library on Thursday afternoon and Friday.
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Meanwhile, our fantastic team of librarians and support staff has been hard at work, with a constant focus on delivering the best possible service to all our library members. We are almost through our complete reorganization, which is designed to align our staffing with our goals for a consistently excellent level of service into the future. Behind the scenes, planning for more exciting programs, services and collections is ongoing as ever.
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With all 60 picks of the 2013 NBA draft in the books, it's time to provide the early opinion on how the 30 teams in the Association fared.
There were plenty of surprises throughout the night's proceedings in the Barclays Center, starting with the very first pick of the draft. Crazy things unfold now that the teams have truly started positioning themselves for the rest of the busy offseason in preparation for the 2013-14 campaign.
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Historic South Side Home Tour
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
The front of Whitney House, circa 1956.
Nine sites in St. Cloud's historic South Side University neighborhood will be on display during the June 11 St. Cloud Historic Home Tour and Wine Tasting.
The $12 advance tickets are available at Coborn's on Cooper Avenue, Cashwise Video in Waite Park, Byerly's and Coborn's in Sauk Rapids. The same-day tickets will cost $15.
The 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. event begins at the St. Cloud State University Welcome Center at Coborn Plaza, 355 Fifth Ave. S., where tickets will be sold and tour booklets needed for entry to the sites will be available.The booklets have a map with all sites for the self-guided tour. Descriptions of each house on the tour also are included. Cookies and coffee will be provided.
The Welcome Center also houses an historical exhibit about the South Side, which has architecturally significant structures built between the 1890s and the 1930s.
Tour stops include Victorian yellow brick homes and examples of Tudor Revival, Four Square and Georgian Revival homes. The homes range from utilitarian to stately and including a home under renovation.
A highlight is the Whitney House on the east side of campus, a home built by A.G. and Alice Wheelock Whitney that became a center of St. Cloud social life in the early 20th century. The Whitney House will include information about a 1941 Eleanor Roosevelt visit and the history of the Reading Room women's organization -- all provided by the American Association of University Women.
Wine tasting will be hosted at one of the sites from 1-3 p.m.
The tour supports the City of St. Cloud's century homes recognition program and other initiatives that encourage interest in the neighborhood history and revitalization, including restoration of historic Barden Park, the City's oldest park.
The tour and wine-tasting event are sponsored by the St. Cloud Historic and Neighborhood Preservation Association and the South Side University Neighborhood Association.
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3 tablespoons chopped cilantro leaves
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Heat remaining olive oil in medium saucepan, add onions and cook until soft. Add garlic and habanero and cook for 1 minute. Add the chile powder and cook for 1 minute. Add the tomatillos, stir, and cook for 10 minute. Transfer the mixture to a food processor, add the vinegar, honey, and cilantro, and process until almost smooth. Season with salt and pepper.
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Last week Lenovo Group said that it would delay shipments of its Skylight systems, currently the only smartbooks announced by a first-tier PC manufacturer, by about three months. Lenovo did not reveal actual reasons for the delay, leaving the market to make guesses. However, one of the obvious problems with Skylight is that it costs the same amount of money ($499) as the entry-level Apple iPad 16GB and that it is by far behind the latter in terms of software support. In fact, now that there is $499 non-3G Apple iPad 16GB, which boasts similar battery life, comes with better screen, better graphics capabilities, better software support, does not need to be online all the time, but features no keyboard, Skylight's chances for success do not seem to be high. To make the matters even worse for this Lenovo product, there are other slate-type PCs incoming and those devices are projected to be more affordable than Skylight or iPad.
On emerging markets, slate-type personal computers are unlikely to get really popular since PCs that are bought in developing countries are usually the first and only computers and customers would prefer to have a keyboard that at least looks and feels like a keyboard and considering low cost of smartbooks they may indeed be successful there. However, in well-developed countries a lot of customers are likely to prefer to have a tablet rather than a smartbook for basic web-browsing, reading or watching videos.
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Nvidia Corp., the company that is a new player on the market of system-on-chip (SoC) devices for ultra-mobile products, once said that it had 50+ design wins with Tegra-series products (which probably includes first-gen Tegra products for smartphones/players and second-gen Tegra for tablets/slates/smartbooks and smarthphones), besides, the firm announced seven Tegra first-gen products last year, among which five were smartbooks and two were tablets. The second-generation Tegra SoC is indisputably much more powerful and executives from Nvidia have been stressing that it suits well for slate-type PCs. Indeed, Nvidia is seeing higher demand for tablets rather than smartbooks, even though the latter still make sense, according to the company.
"We see more tablet projects in the works than smartbooks, but the clamshell form-factor is still viable for consumers with heavy text input on the web (email, IM chat). It is subjective, so both tablets and smartbooks will have market acceptance via segmentation," said Bill Henry, director of Tegra product management at Nvidia.
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"I view tablets much like I viewed netbooks two years ago which was a new category then that was market expansive. I think tablets will also be a new category that will also likely be market expansive. If I look forward over the course of the year, particularly at Computex coming up the first week of June, we have a lot of our customers announcing new tablet form-factors around Atom and around Moorestown versions of Atom and in their support for a multitude of operating environments. You will see products on Android, on Windows 7 and on MeeGo," said Paul Otellini, chief executive officer and president of Intel.
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The fundamental issue with smartbooks is that they are supposed to be based on Linux operating system, which was not too successful with netbooks. However, when it comes to tablets with specifically tailored operating environment along with touch-screen input, Linux may well have a chance. Moreover, since people tend to expect more from clamshell form-factor devices, smartbooks are unlikely to deliver to expectations, meanwhile, the demands from tablets will be much lower, partly because one will hardly use many applications or demanding applications on them. Finally, slate PCs are more suitable for consumption of multimedia content on the go, basic web-browsing or reading electronic books than clamshell PCs and everything shows that e-books and multimedia are gaining market acceptance.
The world's first smartbook from a large manufacturer – Lenovo Skylight – is delayed by three months and it is likely that the decision was made in order to make it more competitive. There are no other tier-one PC makers, who have announced any ARM-based mobile computers. In the meantime, tablets get more powerful and netbooks are gaining battery life. Will anyone need a smartbook in such an environment? Perhaps, yes, but it looks like smartbooks will remain an unmissed link between smartphones, tablets, netbooks and notebooks.
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