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VH1 interviewed Torrei about the announcement of Kevin Hart's engagement to longtime girlfriend, Eniko which happened the same night as the television premiere of Atlanta Exes.
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- Type: Convertible
- Trim: Custom
- Year: 1939
- Mileage: 9,999
- Color: Blue
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- Number of cylinders: 8
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The Mitchellville Community School of the Arts mission is to provide affordable, high quality arts instruction for the residents of Prince George?s County, MD and the Greater Capital Area, and to increase opportunities for artists. MCSA offers multi-disciplinary, non-degree programs in performing, visual, and literary arts for children and adults of all ages. Through our instructional programs, public performances, and arts enrichment opportunities, MCSA aims to advance artistic and cultural development in our area of service. As a member of the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts, MCSA provides a nurturing environment where all people can be exposed to and pursue the arts as a life-long avocation, and where motivated students have access to intensive training in specific disciplines.
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welcome to "this week in northern california." i'm valerie coleman morris. joining me on our news panel tonight, paul rogers, environmental writer with the san jose mercury news. michael montgomery for kqed news and center for investigative reporting and josh richman, political reporter with the bay area news group. josh, good news. i mean, so often we have to have bad news when it's talking about money and the state budget. so governor brown has said it is a good news budget. what makes it different from the others that weren't? >> well, what makes it different
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is we have no deficit due to years of budget cuts and due to the new tax revenues we're realizing from voters' approval of proposition 30 in november and essentially as he said, this is a breakthrough. it's not without risks. he was careful to caution. it's only january. this is only the start of the budget process. we all mull it over see how the numbers develop. he puts out his may revision then the legislature starts fight over it and hopefully we have a document enacted by the end of june. we're only at the very beginning. there are a lot of risks along the way. there's a federal deficit that needs to be contended with that can have a lot of impact on the way the state gets and spends its money. the economic recovery is still sort of slow and struggling upward and any reversal on that could spell a change in our state revenues. the federal government or the courts could have a problem with some of the proposed budget cuts that we have made or want to make. it's happened a lot over the last few years. and increasing health care
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costs. you know, are always a factor to be contended with. so at the moment, the news looks good, and i can tell you that this is the first time in all the years i've been on this show when i've done a state budget segment where there was any positive news, practically, whatsoever. >> i don't want to throw any water on that, but historically, budget estimates, aren't they sometimes looked at as just being kind of widely optimistic? >> well, they vary. some are more wildly optimistic than others. i think we'll know more about that. the legislative analyst's office is going to put out its overview of the governor's budget next week. i'll be delving into it more deeply in the weeks to come. what we don't have is a lot of the sort of smoke and mirrors tricks, accounting tricks that were used to balance budgets in past years. not so much under jerry brown, but in recent memory. i won't name me names. this seems to be a bona fide projection. now, there was some raising of the eyebrows yesterday because
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the lao, the legtiislative analyst's office projected we might have a $2 billion deficit that needed to be fixed. jerry brown's budget does not show that. mainly because he's repaying loans from other pots of state money that were used to balance the general fund more slowly than the analysts anticipated and he also anticipates collecting considerably more money from the elimination of the redevelopment agencies we did a couple years ago than the lae contemplated. we'll see how that pans out. >> we have to be careful we're not doing the old every silver lining has a cloud approach here. >> that's true. >> think about it. only three or four years ago, california's budget deficit was $27 billion. >> that's right. >> today it's essentially zero. more or less. and it's going to have surpluses according to the projections over the next three or four years. that is an amazing turnaround. and it seems to me that the main challenge for brown right now is that the democrats in his own party are not going to want to
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spend this newfound surplus on paying down some of the other debt the state has. the so-called wall of debt. the $30 billion brown talked about. they're going to want to spend it on programs they like. is that your sense that he's not going to be fighting republicans so much, because there's so few of them now, but fighting his own party? >> i think that's exactly so. if you listen carefully to what assembly speaker perez and senate president steinberg were saying, they were saying this is great, this is a better starting point than we've had in years, we're ecstatic, but it's a long time until may and, you know, we need to think about things like mental health and dental care and assistance for the elderly and other things like that. there are things they're going to want to tack on to this. jerry brown made it very clear that he sees himself as the stern somewhat frugal parent who's just going to have to say no to a lot of these requests. as hard, though, that may be. >> i want to go back in time, a few months, proposition 30. there was a lot of doom and gloom had it not passed.
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it got 55% of the vote. 65%-45%. had it not passed, knowing what we know today looking at the budget, where would we have been? how bad would it have been? this is more looking at the good news side of things i suppose. how bad would it have been? >> it would have been bad. we'd be looking at deficits. >> $6 billion to $8 billion. >> yes. basically what we have in this budget proposal, what the governor's put forth is essentially $4.1 billion more just to k-12 and higher education. breaks down roughly to about $1 billion to higher ed and $2.7 billion more going in in this forthcoming budget year for k-12. that money and the money that has been, has shored up this year's figures would be gone. it would not be there. and we'd be at the historic low spending that we have had for years. frankly, you know, he's
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contemplating having $2,700 more state funding per student by 2016-2017. we've been on the decline for that for years. we're somewhere down around 4 44t9th in per student state spending. this is going to lift us out of the pit. >> it has potential. people are looking the at this potential and say this could be the real deal but we have to wait to see the real numbers. >> exactly. >> it has been praised by a lot of people. >> from both sides of the aisle. >> both sides. the good news there, there's more good news, right, michael? because as we start looking at what the governor's done, he's making a pretty dramatic announcement, if you will, about the state's prison system. he's basically saying, it's fixed. situation's okay. >> he's saying essentially the crisis is over. the main key problems have been fixed is what the governor said this week in pretty emphatic tones. now, there's two things he's pointing to, and that is the significant population drop in the state inmate population.
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that is, it's gone from 175,000 in 2006 to about 132,000. and you have to take out, you can take out 9,000 from that who are in out of state facilities. that's significant. the other thing the governor was pointing to was significant improvements in medical and mental health care. he pointed to new facilities, increasing in staff capacity. so because of that, what the governor said this week, specifically, is because he said these problems are fixed, the department, the state is taking legal action on two fronts and that is to get the population cap lifted, that the federal courts have imposed on california, that the state is short of that cap. they still have too many inmates according to the courts. and also to get the feds out of the business of the mental health care oversight in the state prison system. they'll still have the health care oversight for now, but the governor said he wants to get rid of that eventually as well. to top it all off, he said he'll
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sign an executive order lifting the state of emergency governor schwarzenegger signed in 2006. that's a lot. >> it's a lot that's going on, and where have they got? i mean, so the state prison may be capped or at least the population is lower, but they've gone to the county and counties are saying that they are overburdened and cannot handle it. >> and this is under the public safety realignment plan which was part of the governor's initiative, and a lot of those inmates have been diverted, people who would have gone to state prison are now in county jails. there is -- he's got to negotiate those politics. the counties are feeling overburdened now with these offe offenders, and, you know, they've got to figure that out. one thing the state's worried about right now is the inmate population decline has stopped. that is it's flat right now. the projections are that the population is going to increase by perhaps a couple of thousand in the coming years. >> and based on what? why are they saying that? >> based on the projections. they do projections twice a
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year, and they look at it pretty closely. and that's what the state's anticipating. one argument is the governor, the governor's asking for the lift in the population cap because they can't get there. and they're worried about the population going up ever so slightly. now, the advocates are saying, look, you know, josh, you talked about smoke and mirrors. advocates are talking about a little bit of smoke and mirrors in terms of the governor. they said he was being a little bit misleading in some details he was using. for example, these medical facilities, some of them haven't been finished yet so you can't say you have additional hospital space for medical if the facilities aren't done yet. also, in terms of staffing, so a lot of these new, you know, clinicians aren't actually in place. so the plaintiffs attorneys and the advocates are saying the cris crisis is not over and the mental and health care is not up to constitutional standards. this will now go to a federal panel of judges to decide whether to consider the state's appeal or legal action and if they don't, then the state is
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going to have to take further actions to reduce the population. >> well, the governor has said it's one of the finest prison systems in the united states. >> if not the world. those were his words. >> really? >> yes, yes. >> so what are his options otherwise? >> so the state was required to submit a plan to reduce the population. it's in state, it's about 119,000 now. they need to get it to 110,000. there's a plan. they filed it under protest. it would involve reducing sentences for some offenders considered low risk. it would essentially release some inmates early. the governor said it's bad policy, we shouldn't do it. he may have to anyway. >> so he's really facing some multiple pressures. >> absolutely, from the counties, from the courts. internal. you talked about that. he said he was kind of walking the middle line here between what he called extreme positions on either side. >> the old paddle on the left, paddle on the right jerry brown school of government. where does sentencing reform fit into this? if we're really going to effect prison population, aren't we
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supposed to be changing why and how we send people to prison? >> that's the concern. the concern is we're just moving people to jail but not really locking up fewer people. advocates at least are talking, and some lawmakers, are talking about more radical sentencing reforms. reducing the length of time people spend in prison. that's the big issue. that's why the court, the prisons have been packed is these long sentences, mandatory minimums and that kind of thing. there is this, you know, nationwide movement of liberals and conservatives to rethink that, with especially drug possession. so we may see more of that and i think, you know, the governor might be open to that. but right now he wants, as he says, the federal courts out of california prisons. >> right now, let's shift, because there was another major story that we saw this week in northern california. it was a massive oil tanker. it came in, it hit one of the bay bridge towers. no big spill at this time. we're grateful. but the environmentalists are really upset about what it could have had and what could have happened.
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you paint a pretty distinct and grim picture with regard to this. i want you to explain to us what the potential was and why environmentalists were so concerned. >> i'm almost happy to be grim when it's warranted. the good news is that thousands of big ships sail around san francisco bay every year, and it's one of the great port cities of the world and they very rarely have accidents. it's pretty safe. the people who sail these ships are very experienced mariners. the local pilots are experts. and occasionally they hit things and it's news. for the most part, they don't. now, you have to sort of step back to get a sense of how big these oil tankers are that come into the bay. and hundreds of them come into the bay every year from valdez, alaska, and other oil ports. they go up the channel, take the oil to contra costa county where they make gasoline for all of our cars. these tankers are as big as the exxon valdez, they're as tall as the skyscrapers in san francisco. so think of the trans-america building turned on its side with
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a steering wheel on it. these ships are as wide as ten lanes of freeway. when you put on the brakes, it takes five miles before they stop. not only that, but there's 12 inches between the bottom of the ship and the bottom of the bay. so if you hit something with a full tanker and it breaks open, in the exxon valdez spill in 1989, 1,300 miles of alaskan coastline were blackened. we all remember the horrible pictures of the otters and everything. it's about 1,300 miles from san diego to seattle. that's how much was destroyed. so can you imagine in san francisco bay, which is small, if one of these breaks open, same amount of oil, it would coat the entire peninsula, the south bay, destroy the wildlife refuges. it would take years of killing thousands of salmon, sea lions, herrens, for that oil to get out because the tidal action is to weak. even though this oil tanker was empty, it's a big deal when an oil tanker hits anything. i mean, it's a career ender for almost all the people involved. >> it could be a huge event if
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the oil tanker had been loaded and had spilled. so, therefore, are we looking now at some safety issues and reconsidering safety issues that haven't been discussed before? do we need to just put more teeth in the ones that are there? >> after every disaster, there are some more reforms put in place. a number of reforms were put in place five years ago after the last time a big ship hit the bridge. in that case, the buson, not an oil tanker, a cargo ship, its fuel tanks ripped open and spilled bunker fuel, 59 miles of shoreline. we put in place a number of reforms to make the area safer. one of those was to say we're going to name nine areas that are risky areas in the bay. bridges like the san rafael bridge or the oakland inner harbor. when the fog is such when you have less than half a mile visibility, sailors are not allowed to sail. now, the coast guard and other maritime officials who wrote those rules left the bay bridge out five years ago. and some people are saying, wait, that's what the busan hit
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in the first place and now a ship hits the same bridge. why wasn't that included in the first place? >> in a few seconds, what, then, will the investigators be looking for? >> well, basically they're trying to see was the pilot under alcohol or drug influence? looks like he wasn't. were there malfunctions on the sheet? were there, you know, weird communications between the coast guard and the ship? was there a language barrier between the crew? based in the philippines. and the local pilot. and they're also looking to reform these rules that i mentioned so that the bay bridge will be included quite probably now in these areas you can't sail when there's low visibility and the fog. >> there are so many things that happen every week in northern california, but all over the country, we realize that this week it is the two-year anniversary of the shooting of congresswoman gabrielle giffords and in the wake of mass shootings in connecticut and in colorado, the obama administration is pushing for new gun safety laws. right here in california,
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several lawmakers have already introduced bills regulating firearms and ammunition sales. one of the latest to do so, assembly member nancy skinner of berkeley who sat down with me earlier to explain how her new bill would help curb gun violence. assembly member nancy skinner. thank you so much for joining us. >> glad to be here. >> just this week near bakersfield, california, taft high school, another shooting. what could your bill ab48 have done in that situation? >> well, the young man who did the shooting had a shotgun that he had to pump, so that's why few people were killed in that incident or shot. if he had used one of these conversion kits and turned his gun into something that could shoot lots of weapons fast, he would have killed many more people. our bill bans those conversion kits. >> ab48, what you are proposing, tell us briefly what you want to do with this bill? >> well right now in california it's easier to buy bullets than it is to buy cigarettes, alcohol, or even sudafed cold medicine. we don't want to make it so easy. we'd like some limits on it.
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we'd like law enforcement to be able to be alerted if you amass huge amounts of rounds of ammunition the way the shooter in golden, colorado, did. or if you're buying it illegally. in other words, if you're the classive person, a convicted felon or certain other classifications where right now you're prohibited, supposedly, from buying ammunition, but we have no way to enforce it. >> if we have no way to enforce it, how will this bill roll out? how can it begin to do the job that you want it to do? >> well, we have lots of safeguards on guns. you want to buy a gun, you have to go to a licensed dealer, show i.d., there's a background check. all those things. anybody can buy bullets anywhere. you don't have to show i.d., and the seller doesn't have to be licensed nor do they have to keep records. what our bill does, ab48, is to put similar kinds of controls as we do on gun sales. >> now, the reality is this isn't brand new. i mean, didn't we have things in place that then went away?
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>> across the entire u.s., we had federal law that existed for over 20 years where if i wanted to sell ammunition, i had to be licensed. if i wanted to buy it, i had to show i.d. records had to be kept. and all those were in place and then the nra sponsored legislation in washington that eliminated that. >> as we look at what is happening, you know, a lot of people are saying, well, here's a solution, we need to put armed guards in our schools. your reaction? >> more guns don't lessen violence. >> some critics of your bill said someone on planning an attack that they could just incrementally buy bullets, a mass amount, and still kind of do the same thing. >> well, they could, and, you know, potentially, there will still be a black market or illegal market on bullets. certainly we know any regulation or law we put in won't eliminate all possibilities, but if we could have some hope of law enforcement being able to enforce the prohibitions we now have, or that limit on if i'm
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enraged and i can just on an impulse buy lots of bullets and then i might act on it, whereas if i had to take a little more time or go out of my way and go to a licensed dealer, maybe i've calmed down in the interim, so maybe i don't -- i'm not in a situation where i'm a mass shooter. so as much as we can try to minimize these kinds of, the reaction and the ability for people to easily get bullets. >> you had multiple points. one is that what your bill is doing is really returning the country to a law that had been a national law. two, you want more scrutiny. and then preventing this impulse buy. >> yes. >> that, to me, is very interesting because that gets into the whole idea of mental illness as well. >> right. >> it's not necessarily only impulse buying, but people who may be mentally ill who have access to guns that are legally in their home. >> well, and right now, we have
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existing prohibitions on if you've had certain mental health conditions, you're not supposed to be able to buy bullets. but how would the seller of the bullet know that? because they don't have to check your i.d. there's no records. so at least if we had some of these things in place, if a person who had the kind of background that is prohibited from buying ammunition, law enforcement is able to know and they can intervene. >> oftentimes people have said, you know, across the country, we could do better if we were orchestrated, if we had a way that everybody could know how many bullets are sold. how many guns are out there. but there are backlogs for all of these things. what would ab48 do? >> well, we have a registry now, the department of justice has a registry of all gun sales. this would create a registry of bullet sales the same way we have with gun sales so law enforcement would have access. >> a lot of people when we're talking about gun control, they say, but the second amendment says the right to bear arms. you're saying but the second amendment also says something else. >> yes, we do have the right to bear arms but it also states the words explicitly in the second amendment are "highly regulated." >> assembly member skinner. thank you so much for this.
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i appreciate it. ab48. and we will follow. >> you're welcome. >> assembly member skinner is just one of many legislators across the country responding to the public outcry over gun violence. so, josh, i mean, what happens? what do we do? this is going to be an uphill battle. >> it's definitely going to be an uphill battle, and assembly woman skinner is among the first to acknowledge that. there are a lot of people who are not so much into that well-regulated militia. it's not actually highly regulated. it's well-regulated. as assembly woman skinner would have it. i think she's going to have problems not only from the republican parts of the legislature, but also from suburban and rural democrats and even possibly some other democrats as well who are just not going to buy into this for fear of the gun lobby, for fear of constituents who are sportsmen who don't believe that this is an effective way of addressing the problem. it's going to be a tough sell. >> okay. that is on our state level. on the national level, let me quote, vice president biden
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saying, i want to make it clear, we are not getting caught up in the notion that unless we can do everything, we're going to do nothing. does this suggest already that they know that there's going to be a continuing battle on this? they're trying to put something on the table that says we can have -- >> i think "the new york times" article today summed it up pretty well. the white house knows it's going to be very hard to get an assault weapons ban of the kind senator feinstein is imposing through the house of representatives and through the senate as well. they don't want to set that as the only possible bar of success. they're going to be looking for other things they can do, perhaps through congress, perhaps through executive order, dealing with things like importation of weapons from overseas and so on and so forth. to get something on the scoreboard here as a response that will have some sort of effect on the gun culture in america. >> well, i would like to thank you all very much. as always. the conversation is good, and tonight i'd like to thank my guests and to thank you at home
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Referee: Mark Halsey (Lancashire)
Facts: Blackburn striker Paul Dickov's last goal against Everton came when he was part of a Manchester City side that won 5-0 in a Premiership game at Maine Road in December 2000
Jose Mourinho has predicted that Chelsea will collect the Premiership Trophy on 30 April but if Everton sustain their tremendous form he may have to postpone the celebrations until the first week of May. David Moyes's side have been the surprise of the season and, though the Premiership title remains a distant dream, last week's win over Liverpool has created a real belief that they can qualify for the Champions League. Blackburn, by contrast, appear to be heading for the Championship and are unlikely to add to last season's two wins over Everton.
Verdict: MOYES MARCHES ON
Bolton v Manchester City
3pm Saturday, Reebok Stadium
Last season: 1 (Nolan) 3 (Fowler 2, Charlton og)
Referee: Uriah Rennie (Sheffield)
Facts: Bolton have gone six games without a win and striker Henrik Pedersen, who has scored seven goals this season, has not netted in his last five matches. City scored nine goals in two Premiership wins over Bolton last season
Nicolas Anelka's temper tantrums seem to come around as quickly as the annual Christmas rush and the French striker has been at it again, claiming he wants to leave Manchester City to join a big club. Le Incredible Sulk has apparently apologised to the City board but if there's any justice in the world they'll soon sell him to Bury. Bolton have produced some pretty sorry performances lately, losing four of their last five games but should have enough at home to add to Kevin Keegan's woes.
Verdict: BOLTON BOUNCE BACK
Chelsea v Norwich
3pm Saturday, Stamford Bridge
Tickets: Sold out
Referee: Mike Dean (Wirral)
Facts: Norwich haven't won at Stamford Bridge since goals from Ruel Fox and ex-Chelsea striker Chris Sutton gave the Canaries a 2-1 victory in October 1993. Chelsea have scored at least four goals in five Premiership matches this season.
On the last occasion these sides met in the Premiership, Norwich ran out 3-0 winners, but back in 1994 Roman Abramovich was still selling rubber ducks out of the window of a Moscow apartment. How times change. Both Abramovich and Chelsea have gone up in the world since then and the only duck that matters in west London is ending the Blues' 50-year wait for the title. Norwich have come into some form recently but anyone backing them to get a third win in five matches must be completely quackers.
Verdict: CHELSEA STROLL IT
Man United v Crystal Palace
5.15pm Saturday, Old Trafford - live on Prem Plus
Away ticket info: Sold out
Referee: Steve Dunn (Bristol)
Facts: Palace last scored in a league game at Old Trafford in December 1989, which was also the occasion of their last away win against United - two Mark Bright goals giving them a 2-1 victory
With the demands of keeping his club in the Premiership not enough for a man of his many talents, Simon Jordan has set his heart on getting The Specials back together, but there is more chance of the Beatles reforming than Palace winning at Old Trafford. Manchester United have rediscovered their fluency in recent weeks and Palace have also reverted to type: hard-working journeymen who couldn't score in a brothel. Iain Dowie's side have not won for seven league games and it looks like being a miserable Christmas in Croydon.
Verdict: PALACE NOT SO SPECIAL
Middlesbrough v Aston Villa
3pm Saturday, Riverside
Last season: 1 (Job) 2 (Barry, Crouch)
Referee: Andy D'Urso (Billericay)
Facts: Juan Pablo Angel has not scored an away Premiership goal since 2 October. Boro have won just one of their last six home games against Villa
The grapes tasted exceedingly sour for David O'Leary after last week's derby defeat by Birmingham City. "We're the better team," the Irishman moaned. "We're above them this season." So, by the same playground logic, fifth-placed Boro are a better team than seventh-placed Villa. Another impressive display by Stewart Downing and more comedy goalkeeping from Thomas Sorensen could help underline O'Leary's point.
Verdict: ASTON SMARTING
Portsmouth v Arsenal
4.05pm Sunday, Fratton Park - live on Sky Sports 1
Away ticket info: Sold out
Last season: 1 (Yakubu) 1 (Reyes)
Referee: Howard Webb (Rotherham)
Facts: Arsenal would be top of the Premiership if all games had finished at half-time. Referee Howard Webb has issued 30 yellow cards in nine Premiership matches
A rocky spell of just one win in their last four Premiership matches and suddenly Arsenal can't defend. They are weak on set-pieces, say the critics, the zonal system isn't working. But hold on, isn't this the same Arsenal defence that went 49 matches unbeaten? Surely they must have been doing something right. No doubt, it will be a case of "crisis? what crisis" after their visit to a club who really do have problems. With Harry Redknapp gone, Portsmouth are in a mess and it remains to be seen if Velimir Zajec is the man to clean things up.
Verdict: WENGER BOYS IN THE ZONE
Tottenham v Southampton
3pm Saturday, White Hart Lane
Tickets: £25-£37 (£13-£15 concs). Tel. 0870 420 5000
Last season: 1 (Kanoute) 3 (Beattie 2, Gardner og)
Referee: Phil Dowd (Stoke-on-Trent)
Facts: Only Blackburn's Paul Dickov (33) has been caught offside more than Jermain Defoe (32) in Premiership matches this season
Santa Claus has already visited Martin Jol's house and presented him with the Yuletide fixture list. Gift opponents Southampton, Norwich and Crystal Palace should all be gobbled up to leave the Spurs head coach sitting prettier than a Christmas fairy with a conifer fetish. Southampton's only Premiership win since August came against Portsmouth in last month's south coast derby but, given Harry Redknapp's subsequent career choices, we'll leave that one to the conspiracy theorists.
Verdict: TIS THE SEASON TO BE JOL
Liverpool v Newcastle
1.30pm Sunday, Anfield - live on Sky Sports 1
Last season: 1 (Owen) 1 (Ameobi)
Referee: Graham Poll (Tring)
Facts: Liverpool, who are still awaiting their first win in December, have scored in each of their last 10 home league games against Newcastle. Patrick Kluivert has found the net three times in 12 Premiership appearances. This is the 150th league fixtures between these sides
Home win this one. If Graeme Souness can't even trust his players to go to a party in Edinburgh, how can he have any faith in them winning a football match in Liverpool? The Scot was about as popular on Merseyside as The Sun crossword during his spell as Anfield boss, which is a shame because it tarnished his proud image as a player. Steven Gerrard will, as always, be Liverpool's key man, but will he be putting a red or a blue stocking up for Santa to fill this Christmas?
Verdict: GERRARD'S THE BOSS
Coventry v Watford
3pm Saturday, Highfield Rd
Away ticket info: £25-£30 (£15 concs). Tel. 0870 111 1881
Last season: 0-0
Referee: Colin Webster (Tyne & Wear)
Facts: Coventry haven't scored in a home game against Watford since October 1999 when their scorers in a 4-0 win included Robbie Keane and Gary McAllister
Watford's magnificent run to the semi-finals of the Carling Cup is disguising a multitude of sins, not least the club's association with Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne, but it is their inability to win in the Championship that will be of most concern to manager Ray Lewington. The Hornets have not won for eight games in the league and will be hoping to end that barren spell against struggling Coventry.
Verdict: RELIEF FOR RAY
Leeds v Millwall
3pm Sunday, Elland Road
Away ticket info: £22 (£15 concs). For members and season ticket holders. Tel. 020 7231 9999
Referee: Tony Leake (Lancashire)
Facts: First meeting between these sides since April 1988 when Millwall came away from Elland Road with a 2-1 victory. Leeds have gone four games without a win
At the end of another week in which the behaviour of Millwall fans has been in the spotlight, the club need this fixture like David Blunkett needs a new nanny. Of course, both sets of supporters have fearsome reputations but the chances are that this game will pass without major incident - just like their matches against West Ham, Stoke and Cardiff. Unfortunately for the silent majority, though, no one cares about Lions not on the rampage.
Verdict: NO TROUBLE UP MILL (AND NO POINTS EITHER)
Preston v West Ham
3pm Saturday, Deepdale
Away ticket info: £17 (£6-£11 concs). Tel. 0870 112 2700
Last season: 1 (Lewis) 2 (Defoe, Connolly)
Referee: Alan Kaye (West Yorkshire)
Facts: West Ham are unbeaten at Deepdale since 1961. Winger Luke Chadwick has finished just three of the 17 games in which manager Alan Pardew has put him in the starting line-up
West Ham fans are notoriously difficult to please but a win at Preston tomorrow should at least see them enter the Christmas period with a modicum of festive cheer. Alan Pardew's side have been playing well recently and if they had not conceded a dubious late penalty against
Leeds last week would be chasing a fourth straight victory. Preston have lost their last two games and the Hammers should claim an away win.
Verdict: HAPPY HAMMERS
Reading v QPR
12.45pm Saturday, Madejski Stadium - live on Sky Sports Xtra
Away ticket info: £21 (£14 concs). Tickets may be available at Reading tomorrow. Tel. 0870 112 1967 for latest information
Referee: Richard Beeby (Northamptonshire)
Facts: Paul Furlong needs just three more goals to equal last season's tally of 16. Reading are unbeaten in six home matches
Ian Holloway's bizarre west-country version of Churchillian rhetoric - "Never in history has so much been owed by so many to so few," he said last week - failed to rouse his troops to victory over Ipswich. They lost 4-2. So with a battle against the Royals this weekend perhaps he should turn to Oliver Cromwell for inspiration. "He who stops being better stops being good," the Lord Protector once said, wise words, which Holloway may wish to include in his team-talk at the Madejski Stadium.
Verdict: HOLLOWAY'S ARMY HERE TO STAY
Brentford v Colchester
3pm Saturday, Griffin Park
Tickets: £13-£17 (£3-£12 concs). Tel. 0870 900 9229
Last season: 3 (Tabb, Sonko, Harrold) 2 (White, Fagan)
Referee: Paul Robinson (East Yorkshire)
Facts: Colchester have won just one of their last 10 League One matches. Brentford haven't been beaten at home in the league against Colchester since 1977
After his TV nightmare miss in the first match against lowly Hinckley United, John Salako sensibly went missing when Brentford were awarded a penalty in Tuesday's 2-1 FA Cup replay success. He left the job to young striker Alex Rhodes. And he coolly converted, underlining his potential to be a big star. The 22-year-old, who is trying to prove that Newmarket does not breed exclusively equine thoroughbreds, is now pushing for only his second-ever league start.
Verdict: RHODES A COLOSSUS
L Orient v Yeovil
3pm Saturday, Brisbane Road
Tickets: £16 (£10 concs). Tel. 020 8926 1010
Last season: 2 (Thorpe, Brazier) 0
Referee: Phil Dowd (Staffordshire)
Facts: Orient have won just one of their last six League Two fixtures. Polish forward Bart Tarachulski, who grabbed the winner for Yeovil last week, has scored nine goals this season
At a time of year usually associated with kings of the Orient, Martin Ling's side are showing less than regal form. They have gone three matches without a win and are badly missing their prolific frontmen Gary Alexander and Lee Steele. To make matters worse, Lee Barnard, the Spurs forward who was drafted in as cover, is now also injured. But Orient fans need not fret. Like children's puppies, strikers are not just for Christmas, so expect them to bounce back in the New Year.
Verdict: YEO-HO-HO-VIL
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My 12 year old son is looking for a new watch. He has just started running and has completed his first 5km race a few weeks ago.
He is wanting a new watch for running and wants to spend around £20. Is there anything decent in that price range. He would like it to have lap times aswell.
for £20 you won't be getting anything fancy with heart rate or GPS features. You'll need to look at basic digital watches with timers.
If you have a look on amazon, there are a few timex ironman watches for just over £20 that can record laps. No experience of them myself, but I've noticed a few triathlete friends who wear them.
The other option if they have an ipod touch or iphone would be the Nike+ sensor that fits in the shoe and communicates with the device for recording distance covered etc. The sensor is cheap, but it assumes you are happy for your son to carry an expensive device in his pocket! The iDevice's built-in clock can also work as a stopwatch with laps
Was going to recommend the Timex Ironman 8 lap.
But it is about £40. Probably £20 when I first got it. Sorry !.
I've got one of these; it's £25 and has a lap counter, countdown timer and interval (8x) function. The only thing it won't do is timed intervals of different lengths (or under a minute, I think), so might be slightly irritating if he wants to do anything short not on a track, but otherwise it's good and cheap. Also it is a unisex model so will fit even if he has small wrists. Most of the ones with good functionality are designed for men with bigger wrists.
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£19.99 postage, otherwise a nice looking watch
A few seconds on Amazon gets numerous watches around the £20 mark which have lap counters.
I've got the women's version of this, and it's pretty good.
Has anyone used the wahoo blue? Pairs with your iphone/android etc? Is it any good? Seems to offer a good balance of features for the price. (well if you buy one on ebay anyway!)


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Published: May 10, 2010
HARTFORD — — City officials estimate that the single-stream recycling program launched in Hartford last October will save the city about $100,000 in tipping fees when this fiscal year ends June 30.
The program, which has placed 64-gallon recycling bins at 23,000 households in the city, offers incentives to residents to participate. Each bin has an identification tag that sanitation workers scan to record the weight of the recyclables inside. Participants earn five reward points for every 2 pounds of recyclables and can turn those points into discounts at grocery stores, restaurants, pharmacies and retail stores.
Hartford Mayor Eddie A. Perez said the keys to the program's success were the conversion to single stream recycling, replacing the 18-gallon bins with the larger bins, and offering residents "green for going green."
"We've made it simple for folks to do that," Perez said.
The program, which was tried out in about 4,500 city households in 2008-09, has also become popular with the city's sanitation workers, said Marilyn Cruz-Aponte, assistant to the director of public works.
"We've got motivated employees," she said. "The other option is to work the trash trucks."
Cruz-Aponte said the sanitation workers also keep an eye on what is coming out of the bins and going into the trucks to make sure only recyclables are being weighed and counted toward reward points.
Jeff Harse, public relations manager for New York City-based RecycleBank, which oversees the reward program for the city and about 300 other communities in the U.S. and United Kingdom, added that ecologically-conscious people who make the effort to recycle aren't likely to put something in the bins that doesn't belong there or harms the environment.
According to Harse, recycling efforts in the city increased 100 percent in the program's pilot year, which resulted in 520 tons of recycled material. In the first five months of the program since it was expanded, Harse said, residents had placed about 2,000 tons of recyclable material in the bins.
Cruz-Aponte said the city's efforts were helped by the Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority's realization three months into the pilot program that it was dramatically increasing recycling.
"It gave CRRA the confidence to spend $3 million on changing its system," she said.
Harse said the program has also been a stimulus to local businesses that are visited more frequently by consumers cashing in bonus points and shopping. He estimated that if 25 percent of the city's residents participate in the rewards program, local businesses will see more than a $1 million increase in purchases next year.
City officials said they plan to do more outreach and education with residents and small-business owners and hope to have a community day at the city's recycling center at the base of the landfill to promote recycling other items, such as antifreeze, motor oil and computer components.
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live to see tomorrow, close your eyes to remember yesterday
crappy and long but it is late and i am tired of so much
chipped nail-polish,
dead houseplants,
crushed paper stars,
raw red scratches.
this is what i am made of
i've got 74 and counting,
folded pieces of scraps
that i twist into four-pointed
little things
they fill my pockets,
stars in one,
paper in the other
the tiny ones get ripped,
and creased in all the wrong places
i give them away with fumbling fingertips,
cradled in my worn palms,
gifts of no worth.
created out of scrap paper,
old printed words and useless sheet music
the figures dance across the page
and bending over points
my fingers are worn,
weathered deep in the skin,
pale pink polish chipping away on my nails,
there is nothing left but a faint border of color
against my cuticles
and here i go again
trying to fit into myself,
trailing fingertips over the fading blossoms
that open, go from closed to flowering
one is bending, straining under the weight
of its numerous petals, and i close twin blades around its neck,
snip it neatly off the stalk it sprouts from
with a pair of silver scissors
and even this,
beheaded, decapitated plant
the flower floating in a clear glass bowl
filled with room-temperature water
signifies to me a thin veneer of civility
it is beautiful
suspended like that
but it will soon be dead
just like me
with my stomach soft and doughy,
vulnerable to a sharp blade,
metal slicing disorganized lines of red blood
i thought i got away from this
i thought i had managed to escape
but this is a demon i cannot outrun so easily,
sinking through the ground as i try to move my legs
i am at war,
and my guns are jammed.
i hurry to reassure myself,
sinking hands into the flesh of my arms,
forgoing the far-too-forgiving skin of my stomach.
the raw exposure will fade,
bleeding cuts will heal.
this is my physical legacy,
what i leave behind within myself.
meet the new age.


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Socket AM2 maddness
Subject: Cases and Cooling | May 23, 2006 - 03:07 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Socket AM-2 is here, and the reviews are everywhere! Start off at [H]ard|OCP, for their look at the newest from AMD, and finish off back here, with Ryan's review.
Intel's Core Microarchitecture Redefines Computing
Subject: Cases and Cooling | May 23, 2006 - 02:38 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
SANTA CLARA, Calif., May 23, 2006 — Intel today disclosed record breaking1
results on 20 key dual-processor (DP) server and workstation
[H]ard|OCP takes a look at the Pavilion
Subject: Cases and Cooling | May 22, 2006 - 05:05 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
[H] went and picked up an HP Pavilion a1330n from a local reseller. Follow them through the purchase, set up, benchmarking, and the inevitable call to Tech Support.
For those who prefer to build their own, Ryan has updated the PCPer Hardware Leaderboard, don't go shopping before you read his recommendations!
Making a good cooling system better
Subject: Cases and Cooling | May 22, 2006 - 04:39 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The Tekbunker looked at the Zalman Reserator 1 and liked what they saw ... but wondered if they could improve it's looks and performance. They start first with improving heat exchange for the Reserator itself, and will continue on by trying to improve the flow.
Plus, our own Bob Dyl looks at the Cooler Master Mystique Modified Aluminum Case, a new take on the old Wave Master 2.
Introduction and Specifications
Cooler Master has a unique case design that fits just about anyone's demands in the Mystique. We take one and mod it up for an even better design!
Hard work pays off in monstrous case mods
Subject: Cases and Cooling | May 19, 2006 - 02:15 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Leecho's newest case mod at MODTHEBOX is a monster ... literally. Already with a frightening facade, and a backbone ... he adds gull-wing doors. Check out the pictures of this almost completed mod.
Will you believe the PSU is important now?
Subject: Cases and Cooling | May 18, 2006 - 12:01 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
A True Review points out all the ways that a strong PSU is the heart of any system. Now that every component in your PC is thirsting for more power ... a high end graphics card will drain as much power as an entire system would have 5 years ago, you need to put a lot more thought into the PSU you use.
Do it yourself extreme cooling
Subject: Cases and Cooling | May 17, 2006 - 04:26 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
If you have more spare time than spare change, and have avoided phase change cooling because of the price, then this guide will eat up some of that time. MAKE:Blog has linked to an article describing how to build your own phase change cooling system.
Introducing Viiv
Subject: Cases and Cooling | May 15, 2006 - 03:54 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
X-bit Labs reviews a Viiv system, based around an ASUS N4L-VM DH and a socket 479 processor, Intel's Core Duo T2600 clocked at 2.16GHz. While it is essentially a mATX board, it contains far more built in features than you would expect. Drop by for a sneak peak.
Cooling solutions balanced for your bank account
Subject: Cases and Cooling | May 15, 2006 - 02:30 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Overclockers Online reviews 2 budget coolers from Spire, the VertiCool II and the DiamondCool II. While neither will win prizes for extreme cooling, they are certainly powerful enough to use in a normally clocked PC.
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