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Leave it to the world's most popular motor sport to bring together Latin pop from Miami and Midwest Country Grammar. Enrique Iglesias starts in pole position, opening with the bilingual bubblegum ballads of 2010's Euphoria. Making a hairpin turn worthy of Austin's new F1 track, a visit to Nellyville follows, with the St. Lunatic rapper showing off his new M.O. On the night's warm-up lap, Austin hip-hop stalwart Tee Double waves the green flag. – Thomas Fawcett
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Fima is a left-wing firebrand who is obsessed with both politics and sex, but can no more effect political change than he can fall in love. In Fima's big talk and little action, Oz gestures towards the tragedy of Israel, a state where people have often elevated the public gesture above private action. Jonathan Freedland, who interviewed Amos Oz in the Independent on 4 September, wrote that Fima is: 'The most articulate expression yet of a theme that Oz has been nurturing for years . . . this might turn out to be the first entry into Israel's 'post-war' literary canon.'
'AT HALF past six in the morning he woke with a start because a heavy object fell in the flat above, followed by a woman shouting, not for long or particularly loudly, but terribly, desperately, as though she had seen her own death. Fima leaped out of bed and into his trousers, then hurried to the kitchen balcony to hear better. No sound came from the upstairs flat. Only an invisible bird, which kept repeating three gentle syllables, as if it had come to the conclusion that Fima was so slow on the uptake that he would surely not understand. Shouldn't he go upstairs quickly to find out what had happened? To offer help? Rescue? To call the police or an ambulance? But he remembered that his telephone had been cut off, so he was relieved of the obligation to intervene. Besides which, it was possible that the crash and the scream had happened in his sleep, and his inquiry would cause nothing but embarrassment and derision.
Instead of going back to bed, he continued standing on the kitchen balcony in his long-sleeved vest, amid the vestiges of cages, jars and boxes where he and Dimi had once kept their can of worms. Now these exuded the rank smell of decay, of wet sawdust mixed with blackened droppings and remains of rotting food: carrots and cucumber peel and cabbage leaves and lettuce. At the beginning of the winter Dimi had decided to free the tortoises, insects, and snails they had collected in the wadi.
And where was the snow of last night? It was as if it had never been.
It had gone without trace.
Meanwhile the barren hills to the south of Jerusalem stood purged, flooded in blue radiance, so that it was almost possible to make out silvery flashes on the underside of the leaves of distant olive trees along the ridge of Beit Jalla. It was a cold, sharp light, crystal clear, sent to us perhaps as an advance against the distant days when suffering would end, when Jerusalem would be freed from its torments, and the people who took our place would live their lives calmly, considerately, rationally, and with good taste: then the light of the sky would be like this forever.
It was bitterly cold, but Fima, in his yellowing winter vest, did not feel it. He stood leaning on the railing, filling his lungs with the winelike air, marvelling at the possibility of suffering in the midst of such beauty. A minor miracle occurred this morning below him in the back yard. An eccentric, impatient almond tree had decided suddenly to flower, as though it had got its dates wrong. It was covered with tiny glow- worms that had forgotten to switch themselves off at the arrival of dawn. The glittering almond tree reminded Fima of a slim, pretty woman who has cried all night and not wiped away her tears. This image caused him childlike joy, and love, and a vague longing for Yael, for all women indiscriminately, with the bold resolve to open a new chapter in his life, starting this morning; to be from now on a rational, straightforward man, a good man.'
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It can't be easy being the city formerly known as the Whore of the Orient. In spite of having reformed your ways, people are bound to be more seduced by the idea of your wicked past than the reality of your more sober present. (Sex, drugs and organised crime versus a roaring conference industry: hardly a fair contest.) The good news, however, is that although Shanghai might have terminated its opium trade long ago, and been as subdued by the strictures of a heavy-handed communist regime as the rest of China in the mid-20th century, then eradicated much of its own past by tearing down swathes of 1930s and 40s architecture to throw up shiny new towers through the 1990s, its inner hooker isn't entirely dead and gone.
Modern Shanghai is not as naughty as the 1930s "Paris of the East" when White Russian girls danced through its bars and opium ran through many a vein, but dour it is not. The elegant, sometimes elaborate, low-rise villas of the French Concession zone survive, and the area is filled with life, from the cheap dives of Maoming Road to the fabulous Face Bar in the gardens of the 1920s Ruijin Guesthouse. The self-consciously grand buildings of the former British area, known as the Bund, which fringes a curving sweep of the Huangpu river, still stand and now house decadently expensive restaurants and wallet-sapping designer boutiques. There's the fake historical kitsch of Xiantiandi - tiny lanes lined with anything from Brazilian bars to cappuccino cafes. And while not as international as it was way back when, the city nonetheless received four million visitors last year, although most came on business.
The average income in China is £700 a year, but you could spend that in one evening in Shanghai if you dined at the sumptous M on the Bund, followed it up with drinks in the lushly appointed Glamour bar next door, went on to the divinely over-decorated Yongfu Elite (once the British consulate) and then the odd club or three. Or you could spend it in half an hour by popping into the Louis Vuitton flagship store that opened with much ceremony (a seven-hour party for 1,800 guests who consumed collectively 2,000 bottles of champagne and 27,000 snacks) last September in the flashy Plaza 66 mall on Nanjing West Road.
Every European and American designer now has a presence here, but if you are after a designer bag, you're better off going to the rowdy Xiangyang market. There you'll have your sleeve tugged and laminated cards showing pictures of everything from Gucci totes to Hermès Kelly bags thrust in your face (the goods are hidden away to make arrest less likely). But you could snaffle a great fake for as little as £10, while prices for the real thing (thanks to hefty import and sales taxes) are way in excess of what you would pay in Britain.
Targeted in the late 1980s to drive China's economic progress, Shanghai is primarily a trade and business city. It is the only Chinese city with two airports, boasts the spectacular maglev train which hurtles from Pudong airport towards the city centre at 430kmph, and is home to 50,000 taxis, 20 five-star hotels, 44 consulates, and 60 international financial institutions.
But underneath the cosmopolitan facade, deep-seated problems remain; principally, progress and inequality sometimes seem to be moving at the same prodigious rate. Workers are badly paid and beggars are plentiful. Getting around is cheap - for example, the average taxi fare is 15 RMB (£1). However, the metro authorities have only seen fit to offer English language assistance once you're down on the platform, and it's essential to have the name of your destination written in Mandarin before hopping into a cab.
With the rise of luxury residential developments, including loft-style apartments with show-home interiors filled with Italian and Scandinavian furniture, it's hard to know how long the remaining Old City will survive. So while there is still the opportunity, it's worth passing through the Fuyou Lu market, packed with antiques and factory-fresh knick-knacks, then moving through quirky streets to the teeming food market of Dajing Lu.
Contrast that with a visit to the Urban Planning Centre in Renmin Square to see the incredible scale model of the city, which now includes the site of the 2010 Expo, and you begin to understand the mix of new and old, high and low-rise. And while you're around Renmin Square, pop into the Shanghai Museum - a $50m extravaganza created by local architect Xing Tonghe in a style that could be described as Dallas Ming and is indicative of Shanghai's confused exotic legacy in modern times. After all, this is a city where many still practise their t'ai chi in the misty early mornings, while others are rushing their children across town to start lessons at the newly opened Dulwich College (Shanghai branch).
For some local integration on the other side of the city, try the Sea Cloud Bathing House in Hongqiao (67 Panyu Road 6407 0011) where Shanghainese go about their daily business. The Bathing House, opened five years ago, has a beautifully designed spa and separate pool areas for men and women with aloe baths, waterfall showers, steam rooms and saunas. A session costs a very reasonable 60 RMB. A body scrub starts at 38 RMB and is an invigorating experience that is not for the faint-hearted, but great for the tight-fisted - a sign reading "No tipping allowed" commands a prominent place. Afterwards, clad in the pyjamas provided, you can go upstairs for food, karaoke, mah jong or even fishing in an indoor pool (some even bring their own rods).
End the day with a cocktail at the top of the Grand Hyatt in Pudong. At 420m above sea level, there is no better place to look down on the shifting city. And with a minimum charge of 120 RMB, it's not just the view that tells you in which direction things are moving.
Getting there:
China Eastern Airlines (020-7935 2676, chinaeastern.co.uk) flies Heathrow-Shanghai four times a week from £329 inc tax.
Where to stay: Portman Ritz-Carlton, Shanghai Centre, Nanjing Road (+6279 8888, ritzcarlton.com). Doubles from $350. Situated in the heart of the Jingan area, surrounded by smart shops and terrific (unsmart) restaurants, the Portman Ritz-Carlton is a model of what a five-star hotel should be.
Hengshan Moller Villa, 30 Shanxi Road, (+86 21 62478881, mollervilla.com). Doubles from $102. The building is a stunning Chinese arts and crafts/gothic spectacle, completed in 1936 and hidden behind a high wall. Worth a visit even if you don't stay here. Be warned that the cheaper rooms are in a far less elaborate annex. The receptionist, Tom, came all the way from Beijing to work here, such was the allure of its whimsical interior.
Captain's Hostel, 37 Fuzhou Road (+6323 5053, captainhostel.com.cn). Dormitory $6.60; double $54. A backpacker hostel/ hotel in a superb location just off the Bund. Very simple, clean and secure. A bargain in a city with few decent cheap options. Note that room prices are quoted in dollars, but paid in the local currency Renminbi, also known as Yuan, and subject to 15% tax.
Where to eat: Shintori, 803 Julu Road (+5404 5252). The Japanese food is pretty good, but it's really the design that is the selling point here. You enter through a sparse bamboo forest, to find a polished concrete and glass interior with an upstairs restaurant and moody downstairs bar. The mirrored toilet cubicles are particularly rococo.
Bao Luo, 271 Fumin Road (+5403 7239). Full-on Shang hainese dining in the French Concession. It's huge, noisy, cheap, and with menus available in English. And it's open until 6am.
Nan Xiang, 85 Yuyuan Road (+6355 4206). You'll find this easily thanks to the long queues that regularly form outside to pick up take-away dumplings. Once upstairs, keep walking from room to room till you find a cosy spot - or a queue for one. Perfect for lunch, but I wouldn't recommend a diet of dumplings for dinner.
Where to drink: Park 97, 2 Gaolan Road (+5383 2328). Upstairs is a bar with live music and a clientele of slouching expats (ties askew) and dressed-up locals.
Face Bar, Ruijin Guesthouse, 118 Ruijin Road (+6466 4328). Red leather seating and neo-colonial styling, sweeping lawns.
Further Information:
China National Tourist Office, 71 Warwick Road, London SW5 (020-7373 0888, cnta.gov.cn).
Country code 0086.
Flight time London-Shanghai: 13hrs.
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Off the mat: Hanna was recently accepted to the University of Arizona. He hasn't decided if that's where he'll go, but he plans to major in business.
Trivial matter: Although wrestling takes up so much time during the winter season, Hanna is an avid snowboarder and loves to try any of the runs at Heavenly.
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That was pretty good. I just wish it was longer. That scene in Deathly Hallows saddened you? Wow! I thought I was the only one! I'd assumed that I was strange for hoping that Voldemort would be redeemed, but I guess I'm not. :)
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I know what you mean! I was near ready to slam the book down, when I read that chapter. Personally, I thought of the series as one long moral, and I'd thought JKR would wrap it up with redemption. After that, canon HP has seemed extremely pointless to me.
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I agree with you about Riddle. At that point in the story, he had ceased to be Voldemort, the monster, and had regained his humanity. Dumbles should have comforted the child to prepare him for his next life. No matter how horrible Voldemort was, he was still only a little, lost boy in the end.
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Two leading figures in the French cinema, actor Gérard Depardieu and director Claude Chabrol, collaborate for the first time in this breezy whodunit. Paul Bellamy (Depardieu) is a French police detective whose wife, Françoise (Marie Bunel), has managed to persuade him to take a vacation for the first time in years. While she's enjoying the sights in Nimes, he's itchy to get back to work, but as it happens crime follows him to the hotel where he's staying. A fellow guest, Noël Gentil (Jacques Gamblin), confesses to a very unusual murder -- Gentil has had plastic surgery to heighten his resemblance to a homeless man, whom Gentil and his wife planned to murder as part of an insurance scam. However, the scheme fell apart when Gentil's wife discovered he was having an affair, and now he's responsible for the death of an innocent man. While Gentil admits his guilt, Bellamy thinks something isn't right about his story, and he sets out to uncover the truth. Meanwhile, Bellamy has to deal with an unwanted distraction in the form of his half brother, Jacques (Clovis Cornillac), who is addicted to booze and gambling, and is a constant thorn in the cop's side. Bellamy received its British premiere at the 2009 BFI London Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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MAPLE RIDGE, B.C. — Tom Mulcair embarks on a multi-province blitz of NDP campaign offices as the federal election heads into its final week.
He's in both British Columbia and Saskatchewan where his party hopes to make gains, delivering a message that the shortest path to defeating Stephen Harper's Conservatives is with the NDP, not the Liberals.
Mulcair says his New Democrats only need 35 more seats to form government, as opposed the over 100 MPs the Liberals will have to elect.
The argument makes the broad assumption that the NDP will hold its historic number of seats — an assumption in which party strategists profess confidence despite the recent slide in the polls and a softening of support in the NDP's Quebec base.
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It could hardly be likened to the destruction of the giant Buddhas carved into the cliff faces in Afghanistan by the fanatical Taliban. But to historic preservationists here, removal of the brick facade of an 1840 row house was sacrilege enough.
The news spread quickly among members of the nonprofit Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy last month when the old red bricks that composed the front wall were found piled at the foot of the house, whose gutted first and second floors were left wide open to the street.
The building was one of the four Gregory Row Houses built by Mayor Dudley S. Gregory, this city's first mayor, and the vigilant preservationists feared that yet another link to the city's rich past had been broken by a contractor eager to cash in on its increasingly affluent present.
Money -- not religion as in Afghanistan -- is the main reason historic buildings are razed or ruined here. After nearly a decade of construction, job growth and soaring real estate values along the city's booming waterfront and trendy downtown, pressure has been building to maximize the return on what seems like every square inch of property, historic or otherwise.Continue reading the main story
The conservancy has put together a list of historic sites in Jersey City that have already been cleared away, altered or are threatened by development pressures.
There is the Sugar House, a waterfront warehouse designed in 1860 by Detlief Leinau, where most of the brick outer walls have been replaced by windows to provide spectacular views of Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty from condominiums selling for as much as $1.2 million.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Sixth Street Embankment, built from 1901 to 1905, whose huge stone walls run for blocks through the city's downtown, became a rallying point for preservationists two years ago when former Mayor Bret D. Schundler proposed demolishing it to make way for housing.
And there is yet another railroad ruin here, the Bergen Arches, a man-made canyon 90 feet deep and nearly a mile long cut through the solid rock of the Palisades. Preservationists have been alarmed by preliminary discussions among state transportation officials about retooling the unused rail cut -- completed in 1861 -- as a roadway to ease traffic congestion.
Other structures of local historic significance like the Gregory Cottages, a row of three decaying wooden houses dating to 1830 just around the corner from the Gregory Row Houses, are not directly threatened, but are vulnerable to neglect or the whims of property owners, said John Gomez, president of the conservancy.
Jersey City, like most older communities, has a historic preservation commission. But the body is chiefly concerned with enforcing standards for exterior details of new or restored structures, and can do little to prevent the demolition of structures not designated landmarks.
''We've yet to see what the full effect of development is,'' Mr. Gomez said. ''We're still fighting for the powerhouse, we're still fighting for the embankment, we're still fighting for the Bergen Arches.''
''It's a bad time for historic places'' in general, said Pat Peek, administrator of the Historic Preservation Certificate Program at Drew University in Madison, developed in 1998 in response to a demand for preservation training. ''There's so much development going on, and of course, when you have an economic upturn, when everybody's doing well, so are the developers. And there's always a housing shortage in New Jersey. And so there's pressure to get in there and build on these historic sites.''
Michael Mills, a Princeton-based preservation architect who has been chairman of the Endangered Sites Committee of Preservation New Jersey, said nominations to be named among the state's 10 most endangered historic sites each year have grown by 15 to 20 percent a year, to 60 this year, since the list was created in 1995. Much of the increase can be attributed to growing awareness of the list, Mr. Mills said, but some of it is simply the result of growth.
And yet, good times and rising property values can also assist in historic preservation and restoration.
In downtown Jersey City, the historic Van Vorst, Hamilton Park, Harsimus Cove and Paulus Hook neighborhoods are alive with restoration projects that strip paint, siding and brick face off century-old town houses as savvy home buyers recognize the market value of historic buildings.
''It's a selling point,'' said Michael Del Forno of Del Forno Realty. ''It gives the people the reason to go in and spend this kind of money, because they know they'll reap the benefit of living there as well as the financial benefit of knowing renters will pay top dollar to live in restored homes. And it's bringing back the old style neighborhood living.''
Even the Gregory Row House will be rebuilt to its original specifications, said its new owner, Luigi Marrocco, a Staten Island resident who bought the house with his son, Vincent. The city's planning director, Bob Cotter, also gave his assurance that the restoration would be closely scrutinized.
Mr. Marrocco, 55, an electrician, was eager not to be viewed as a villain. He said he and his son bought the house for $200,000 and would spend another $160,000 on its restoration, including re-laying the original facade bricks with new mortar, and using blue stone to recreate the original window sills.
''We're not contractors there just looking to make a buck; my son plans to live there,'' said Mr. Marrocco, who recounted shoveling sewage and dead rats out of the house's basement and scraping mold off the walls. ''I think it's great that we're going to own a landmark. The value of this is going to be better than before.''Continue reading the main story


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the dirty little secret about the Colts...
I think they rested their starters midway through the Jets game because they thought they were going to lose. I think they're the guy at the poker game who wins a few big hands early and then wants to call it a night because he "has to wake up early tomorrow to do chores." They had a ton of comeback wins this year, but that's because they fell behind a bunch of teams that they should have beat handily and managed to just squeak it out in the end. They have some really unimpressive wins on their schedule: They beat Jacksonville by 2 and 4, the Texans by 3 and 8, the 49ers by 4, and the Dolphins by 4. Instead of risking a loss to what was regarded as an inferior Jets team, they preferred to say that they didn't try -- implying that if they had tried they certainly would have gone undefeated.
How much pressure are they under? Their coach/GM/ownership made it clear that they had no interest in competing against the Jets at home and they've put it all on winning the Super Bowl. Their fans are infuriated that the team didn't try and the management has made the dubious claim that it won't matter so long as they go on to win the Super Bowl. That's a lot of pressure. How are they going to react in this game if things start going wrong?
The dirty little secret about the Colts is they are not nearly as good as the 2005 team that started 13-0 and lost their first playoff game against the Steelers, the 2006 team that won the Super Bowl, or the 2007 and 2008 teams that choked in the first round against the Chargers. Peyton Manning is still the best in the game, but unlike in year's past they have nothing else going on. Their Run D isn't average like the Patriots, it's BAD. Addai and Brown bring nothing to the table.
There were so many spectacular plays in the New England game, but one part that stood out to me was the drive to end the First Half. Everyone knew the Ravens were going to run the ball 3 times to run out the clock. And they did it. Twice. New England knew it was coming and there was nothing they could do about it. Give me the team that doesn't want to make excuses. Give me the team that doesn't want to cash out and quit early. Give me the team that isn't afraid to say this is what we do, now see if you can stop me. Give me the Ravens.
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Amen! Well said!
I just hope we don't get a repeat of a couple years ago, when Indy came into the playoffs with an atrocious D, then suddenly turned into the 85 Bears somehow.
Assuming that doesn't happen, they are very, very vulnerable.
They haven't played well in a month, threw their last two games in the toilet, and they haven't had one 100 yard rusher all year. Not one.
And Manning is a very different QB when he's moving around, or, heaven forbid -- HIT. Poor protection makes Kyle Bollers of us all. Luckily for him, he enjoys unprecedented protection, and as a result, makes unprecedented plays. But I'd love to see what his QB rating is in games where he's hit 5x or more. Just hit; not sacked, hit. I bet it's pretty Boller-like. Manning has a prissy, prickly side to him, and I've seen him lash out at his O-line on the rare occasions I've seen him hit, and it's not cool at all. He's a little bit like Dan Marino in that regard. I give him credit; I think he's more of a man than Tom Brady is. But make no mistake -- he's not one to take a bunch of hits and soldier on, either. He can curl up in a fetal ball too, just like Brady did yesterday.
I don't see Indy getting off to a fast start offensively. Not when they haven't played full speed football in a month. This is similar to a college team playing a bowl game. There will be rust. Can the Ravens capitalize and build themselves an early lead? Does a bear shit in the woods? Did we not all just see yesterdays' game? The Ravens are, and have always been, a radically more dangerous team when playing with a lead. The more one dimensional the opponent gets, the more devastating the Ravens D gets.
The Colts aren't just coming off one bye week, they're coming off THREE. Shoot, man. This is damn near like pre-season for them all over again. After the first series on Saturday night, there's gonna be a few Colts going "oh man, THAT"S what getting hit felt like."
They've had a lotta time to soften up. Once people get soft, it's hard to rally them back to fighting mode. They tend to want to stay soft, get back home, and resume their offseason activities. The Colts are in hibernation mode. The Ravens are in DOMINATION mode. HELL YEAH!!!!!!
Re: the dirty little secret about the Colts...The dirty little secret about the Colts is they are not nearly as good as the 2005 team that started 13-0 and lost their first playoff game against the Steelers, the 2006 team that won the Super Bowl, or the 2007 and 2008 teams that got beat by the Chargers. Peyton Manning is still the best in the game, but unlike in year's past they have nothing else going on. Their Run D isn't average like the Patriots, it's BAD. Addai and Brown bring nothing to the table.
And Manning is a very different QB when he's moving around, or, heaven forbid -- HIT. Poor protection makes Kyle Bollers of us all. Luckily for him, he enjoys unprecedented protection, and as a result, makes unprecedented plays.
The Ravens' D has shown that it can keep Manning under 20 points. I think if we do that again Sunday we have a very good chance to win.
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I do think the Ravens will win this Saturday. I do think the Colts are overrated. They DID win a bunch of games this year by the narrowest of margins- but you know what- that's because they've been there- and they KNOW HOW TO WIN. That's something our team still doesn't know how to do- so while I think we will win- I don't expect it to be easy- because when I say know how to win- I mean the close ones...
The Colts would have beaten the Jets no doubt about it. But I do think the psychological toll that loss took on their fans and players will be hard to overcome- and yes- the pressure is now greater than ever before.
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Yes the Colts are just a shell of their old teams , but the Ravens poor personel decisions by Ozzie will once again keep the Ravens from a siper bowl appearance...............the lack luster corners and receivers will show up Saturday night and Ozzie will again get in the way of the Ravens advancing to the super bowl,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Ozzie is a joke,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Re: the dirty little secret about the Colts...
we can definitely beat them. It will be a lot tougher than the Pats but it can be done.
Re: the dirty little secret about the Colts...
I actually felt like the Ravens really controlled the game vs Indy and should have won that one even more than any of the others they let get away recently.
They moved the ball all day, did not allow a sack by the DEs or give up a TD. They had 1st and G inside the 3 and still had to settle for a FG. All we needed was a FG in FG range on 1st and 10 and Joe threw the worst INT of his career. Reed blew a final chance with an illegal forward pass (after his knee was down) that was ruled a fumble.
Peyton is playing about as well as I have ever seen any QB play. Reggie Wayne and Dallas Clark are incredible. Freeney and Mathis at home make a 4 man rush feel like 6. They play more than just Tampa 2 D now, but other than that, they are not as good as any of the recent Indy teams in my opinion. Peyton has bailed them out a lot more often than usual. They are good, and always a tough matchup, but I do not think they are as good as the Pats or SD this year.
Re: the dirty little secret about the Colts...
Here are two items that will go largely in our favor considering the Colts have "home field advantage."
1-inside with no weather and on turf. We have great team speed defensively, and a great O-line to propel our ground game. This factor will also help Flacco with the passing game.
2-Peyton on Offense. As Ray Lewis did with Brady he will do to Peyton! With that I mean that Ray is a proffesor of the game with his knowledge of players and tendancies. The Oil Dome will be silent for Peyton and Ray will hear every audible...fake or real...and by now Ray knows his opponents better than anyone in the game! He will own this game on defense(!!), and also "educate" his teammates to what is going to happen. Matter of fact Ray Lewis is kinda like Cal Ripken in regards to learning their opponents, Cal knew right where to place himself at SS based on the batter, and Ray knows where to be and what to do based on the QB!
This lame ass crowd will be silent for our defense, and once we blast some offensive fire power, they will be silent for our offense! Anyone want to place bets on when the stands will start to empty???
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Re: the dirty little secret about the Colts...
The Colts have virtually had almost a month off...at least the ones that matter: Manning, Wayne, etc.
I don't see how running drills and practicing against the different squads during that time off can get you prepped more than playing out the season. You're going against the damn Baltimore Ravens, one of the most physical teams in all of football.
We demolished Tom Brady and made him look like Kyle Boller out there last Sunday, lets do the same to Peyton Manning. Anything is possible...you just have to want it bad enough and perform when the time calls for it.
The Ravens played the Colts close the last game (except for the Reed fiasco and the Flacco int). Who says we can't do it again, who says we can't win? The experts? Well those same "experts" were the ones that said we'll be thrown flat on our faces against the Patriots...and look what happened there, we tied for the 2nd most points in the first quarter of a playoff game, and then proceeded to beat the snot out of them."A linebacker's job is to knock out running backs, to knock out receivers, to chase the football." - Ray Lewis


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Michael A. McRobbie has concluded the first official visit by a standing Indiana University president to Vietnam.
The trip included two days of meetings with educational and governmental officials and IU alumni.
During the trip, McRobbie met with members of Vietnam's National Assembly and officials from Vietnam National University-Hanoi.
He also met with U.S. Ambassador David Shear.
McRobbie says IU has a long history of involvement in Southeast Asia, including Vietnam.
In addition to visiting Vietnam, McRobbie and the rest of the IU delegation traveled to Japan, Singapore and China and will visit with alumni in Hong Kong before returning to Indiana.
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Original post made by Morris Brown, Menlo Park: Park Forest, on Oct 30, 2010
Menlo Park councilman behaving badly
Andy Cohen crosses ethical line?
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After many comments on the article, the Almanac has essentially closed off debate on the article by posting this message:
"Comments on this topic have been limited to registered users who are logged in."
Almost all visitors to Town Square refuse to register -- this effectively cuts off debate on an issue when the Almanac takes this action.
The article relates the contents of a private phone conversation between a developer Kim LeMieux and councilman Andy Cohen.
How did this reporter find out about this conversation? Does Sandy have a transcript of this conversation? Certainly Cohen didn't notify the Almanac of this phone conversation.
Why is this reporter and this newspaper taking this path? As a long time (over 40 years) resident of Menlo Park, I don't recall ever the Almanac gong down this path.
Would Mr. Gibboney or Mr. Hine please reply?
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a resident of Menlo Park: Allied Arts/Stanford Park
on Oct 30, 2010 at 8:16 am
That's not the point - why is the Almanac dishing dirt on a he said, she said non-event. The Almanac generally holds to a higher standard; that's one of many reasons why many of us respect the editors and reporters like Sandy. Time to focus on more important matters; there are plenty.
a resident of another community
on Oct 30, 2010 at 10:20 am
I work in Menlo Park but live elsewhere. What I find so strange about these comments is the suggestion that it's no big deal when a councilmember makes remarks to a constituent that indicate he's willing to give her preferential treatment because of her looks. Can anyone possibly think this is right and appropriate? Doesn't anyone else think that such a comment reveals something about the person making it, something residents should worry about in an elected official who is supposed to be looking out for the best interests of the general public?
Because I don't vote in Menlo Park, the issue isn't even as important to me as it would be if a councilmember in my own city were busted for making such a comment. But I can tell you this: if this incident had happened in my town, I would certainly want to know about it, but I wouldn't find out, because my town doesn't have a responsible newspaper reporting what I and others in town need to know about our elected officials to vote intelligently.
a resident of Woodside: other
on Oct 30, 2010 at 10:58 am
Baffled -
I agree with you completely. People who support Mr. Cohen should be disappointed by his remarks. This is unacceptable.
a resident of Menlo Park: Downtown
on Oct 30, 2010 at 1:04 pm
I support Andy and I agree that his remarks were inappropriate. But...let's not cloud the issue here.
How did the Almanac get access to a transcript of a private telephone call?
There is a big difference between a criminal act and mere poor taste. Andy is guilty only of the latter. And given that the Almanac has not explained how it came by this information...well, we can only speculate.
a resident of Woodside: other
on Oct 30, 2010 at 1:27 pm
Why does there need to be a transcript?
I presume the offended citizen approached the reporter and told them what Mr. Cohen said to her. When confronted, Mr. Cohen did not deny it and even made what could be construed as an admission.
How a reporter got the story is rarely an issue; it is almost always a convenient distraction.
a resident of Menlo Park: other
on Oct 30, 2010 at 1:45 pm
If Andy Cohen said this, and he as much as admitted it, he is way out of line. What other inappropriate reason might Mr. Cohen have for helping a constituent? One has to wonder. This is not a tempest in a tea pot. It raises serious questions about Mr. Cohen's ethics and judgement.
editor of The Almanac
on Oct 30, 2010 at 2:18 pm
Richard Hine is a registered user.
We did this story like we do many others: we received a tip, it checked out, we wrote it. We think it's relevant.
a resident of Menlo Park: Central Menlo Park
on Oct 30, 2010 at 9:38 pm
[Post removed. Personal attack.]
a resident of Menlo Park: Allied Arts/Stanford Park
on Oct 30, 2010 at 9:51 pm
the real transgression wasn't andy cohen boorish behavior, it was kelly fergusson's serious proposal to appropiate the property for a public park. is eminent domain to be used at the whim of such politicians? does she always have to do a head count to ascertain which decision will appease the greatest number of squawking constituents? disgusting.
a resident of Menlo Park: Belle Haven
on Oct 31, 2010 at 9:45 am
Don't deflect. Sexual harassment by a sitting elected is a big deal. Your garbage responses are only a denial of a major wrong doing. I hope she presses charges.
a resident of Menlo Park: Suburban Park/Lorelei Manor/Flood Park Triangle
on Oct 31, 2010 at 9:52 am
My $0.02- when I saw the headline "Menlo Park Councilman behaving badly", my first thought was "What did Andy do now?" No way it was going to be John, Rich, or even Heyward. I don't agree with them on every policy decision, but I don't expect any of the erratic behavior that's Andy's signature. Morris can try to play the victim on Andy's behalf, but that's what 6 years of non-sequiturs, petulant storm-outs, and weird late-night emails gets you.
a resident of Menlo Park: other
on Oct 31, 2010 at 5:59 pm
I am so happy to see that I am not alone in thinking this is serious... and I know it is not the first time something incredibly inappropriate (at best) has come from Andy Cohen. It was frustrating that the thread was shut down early, particularly when so many posts tried to change the conversation to the item that was before the council rather than the charge at hand.
I used to be a fan of his and then got to know too well his ethics and behavior. Unfortunately, I have to agree 100% with "No Surprises" and POGO. This is just the beginning of the story and likely there will be more to come.
The "cabinet" is trying to come to the rescue, but it isn't going to work this time. I hope Kim takes this all the way.
Kudos to the Almanac. This is relevant.
a resident of Menlo Park: Central Menlo Park
on Oct 31, 2010 at 10:19 pm
AC has proferred the political coupout of "falling on his sword" for not supporting neighborhood protection causes.
What goes around comes around.
Wouldn't it be swell if the DP "Clean Sweep" editorial results in 5 new council members by years end?
a resident of Menlo Park: other
on Nov 1, 2010 at 11:22 am
Cohen's statement, if true, was inappropriate. Cohen should apologize for his comment, if it what he said. No question.
The fact that he didn't provide the support implied in that statement makes this whole mess look more like something more ugly, though.
Attention should be placed on why this was leaked to the press. To make Cohen look bad? Or was it to put pressure on him to change his vote? It the former,that's a shame and a lose-lose for civil behavior. If it's the latter, then it's simply at blatant attempt at blackmail. That's a story.
a resident of Menlo Park: Downtown
on Nov 1, 2010 at 12:12 pm
blackmail, it is hard not to wonder the same thing. Especially with the raft of anonymous posters here who are so willing to attack.
Andy is a charming man and he tends to make comments that I would call "lightly flirtatious" to every woman in the room no matter what her age or appearance. A far cry from sexual harassment. (Being called attractive is sexual harassment? That is an insult to those of us who actually have suffered from harassment.) His mistake this time was to be his usual charming self with a calculating applicant who was storing up ammunition in case she needed to undermine his vote.
Our city has so many issues, and there are major and real concerns about corruption. Three council members violated the Brown Act! Why go after the only person on the council who is principled? You may not agree with him, but he has the courage of his convictions and isn't for sale to the highest bidder.
a resident of Menlo Park: Downtown
on Nov 1, 2010 at 12:47 pm
The tip did not come from Kim LeMieux.
a resident of Menlo Park: Sharon Heights
on Nov 1, 2010 at 12:54 pm
When you look at Kelly Fergusson's and Heyward Robinson'e egregious behavior on the dais, throwing the citizens of Menlo Park under the bus driven by Government Union employees Andy's contretemps seem benign by comparison.
a resident of Woodside: other
on Nov 1, 2010 at 1:35 pm
Sorry, but an elected official does not tell a citizen seeking help, "I'm going to do whatever I can to help you out, because you're such a good-looking woman."
I don't care if you agree with his politics or think he's a wonderful, flirtatious old man. It was a boorish thing to do and totally out of line.
Would you feel the same way if this came from Strom Thurmond or Robert Byrd?
a resident of Menlo Park: Central Menlo Park
on Nov 1, 2010 at 1:37 pm
Well, Sandy if it wasn't Kim LeMieux who tipped you, it was obviously someone she talked to, since certainly Cohen didn't tip you, and from what you wrote only two people were on the phone.
Developers have all kinds of tricks. Was it when Kim got upset that Sandy wouldn't support her project, did she get a surrogate to tip you?
This is not leaving a good smell anywhere as it progresses.
a resident of Menlo Park: Belle Haven
on Nov 1, 2010 at 3:27 pm
Help me understand one thing. If you leave your politics at home for a moment, explain how you would act if a professor in college said this same thing to your daughter during an exam. What would happen to that professor if your daughter wanted to pursue charges?
I think Ms. Fergusson should be under scrutiny for her misdoings. I think people should press the issue if they feel the violation was more than the city attorney expresses.
Don't try to play this away though. Andy's future now rests in the hands of Ms. Lemieux, not public opinion.
a resident of Woodside: other
on Nov 1, 2010 at 3:43 pm
who was it then?
Perhaps you focus more on the boorish behavior of your friend and less on who told the reporter about it.
a resident of Menlo Park: Sharon Heights
on Nov 2, 2010 at 12:18 am
[post removed - please avoid "guilt" by association.]
a resident of Menlo Park: Park Forest
on Nov 2, 2010 at 9:59 am
Considering the mountain that was being made out of an offhand remark by Andy Cohen, and everyone trying to discredit this great guy, let me point to the type of incident and character that would be deserving of such attention:
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Berlusconi: Better to love women than gays
ROME – Premier Silvio Berlusconi dismissed calls Tuesday to resign over his involvement with an underage Moroccan runaway - and even created a new uproar by claiming it was better to love beautiful girls than gays.
His comments sparked outrage from gay rights groups and fueled new calls for him to step down.
Opposition politicians have charged that Berlusconi abused his office by calling Milan police in May when the then-17-year-old runaway nicknamed Ruby was detained for alleged theft. Newspapers have reported that Berlusconi told police that a local party official would take custody of the girl, who had visited Berlusconi's Milan villa on at least one occasion.
Even center-right commentators in Berlusconi's family-owned newspapers have criticized him for intervening in a possible criminal case. Berlusconi's now-estranged ally, Gianfranco Fini, said his antics had embarrassed the country.
But Berlusconi again defended his lifestyle and fondness for young women, telling a trade fair in Milan on Tuesday it was "better to be passionate about a beautiful girl than a gay."
Gay rights group Arcigay demanded an apology for causing offense to both women and gays.
The premier's comments "represent a dangerous incitement to prejudice and helps legitimize discrimination, injustice and suffering," Arcigay president Paolo Pantane wrote in a letter to Berlusconi's minister for equal opportunity, Mara Carfagna.
In response, Carfagna defended Berlusconi's record on anti-discrimination measures and said he had just been joking.
"(He) absolutely never intended to offend women or homosexuals," she said.
Berlusconi assured supporters on Tuesday that his government still had a majority and would last the remaining three years of its five-year term. He said early elections would be a disaster for a country grappling with economic crisis.
He contended that the Ruby scandal was whipped up by hostile, deceptive newspapers and again defended his decision to intervene in her case. Ruby was let go by police with no charges after Nicole Minetti, a party official who is also Berlusconi's dental hygienist, took custody of her.
Berlusconi said Tuesday he'd do the same thing again.
"You will see when this is over that there was nothing more than an act of solidarity," he said.
Ruby, meanwhile, told Libero, a conservative newspaper close to Berlusconi, that she would tell her version of the story Thursday on a popular state-run TV talk show, but her lawyer later said there were no such plans. Ruby's comments have been inconsistent and prosecutors have reportedly questioned her credibility.
She repeated she never had intimate relations with the premier, though she said she "adored" him. She clarified that while another young woman linked to Berlusconi, Noemi Letizia, referred to him as "papi," ("daddy") she called him "premier."
Berlusconi's relationship with Letizia, an 18-year-old would-be model from Naples, sparked a scandal last year that prompted Berlusconi's second wife to file for divorce.
Soon after, a high-end prostitute, Patrizia D'Addario, claimed she had spent a night with the premier and had tape recorded their encounter.
The conservative leader has said he has never paid anyone for sex. Prosecutors have said Berlusconi is not under investigation in the scandals over his dalliances with women.
Almanac editors and reporter attention:
Now that is a real story.
a resident of Atherton: Lindenwood
on Nov 2, 2010 at 10:18 am
Looking On - We can always find more egregious example of inappropriate behavior by looking at other countries but that is not the standard by which we should conduct our affairs. The United States is the longest lasting democracy in the world - a position which we would not maintain in we lowered ourself to the lowest common denominator of of politics and politicians in other countries. The democracy that we have is precious and must be constantly nurtured and protected.
a resident of Menlo Park: Downtown
on Nov 2, 2010 at 10:45 am
You don't have to look at other countries but just down the road about 35 miles. Gavin Newsom, most likely the next Lt. Governor.
a resident of Menlo Park: Belle Haven
on Nov 2, 2010 at 3:57 pm
I hope Kim files charges and you will all see that Andy's comments about giving favor to a female because of her looks will do him in. It is reprehensible for you people to act as if this is minor when we all know the only view that matters is the person offended.
Andy needs to go down for his discretions.
a resident of Atherton: Lindenwood
on Nov 2, 2010 at 4:04 pm
Truth states:"I hope Kim files charges"
Exactly which law was allegedly broken?
IF Kim worked for Andy there might be grounds for sexual harassment but she does not work for him.
Were any Menlo Park ordinances or Council rules violated?
I am NOT defending what Andy allegedly did but I am unaware that those alleged actions would have broken any law although they would be clearly offensive and inappropriate.
The rule of law cuts both ways - if you break the law then you should be held accountable but if you did not break a law then the courts are not the place for a remedy.
Personally, I am all in favor of a very public apology - perhaps at a council meeting.
a resident of Menlo Park: Belle Haven
on Nov 2, 2010 at 6:20 pm
How ridiculous a response to say an elected official, who works for the residents, is using his power to either come on to a woman or to make a comment unbecoming of an elected official. If this was Heyward, you would be after him with all claws out.
And you demean one candidate for apologizing and moving on -- see your exaggerated claims against Cline on the train meeting -- yet it is fine if Cohen just apologizes.
What is this? Are you hiding under this watchdog label only when it suits you?
a resident of Atherton: Lindenwood
on Nov 2, 2010 at 6:41 pm
Truth - your last posting it simply not understandable.
"How ridiculous a response to say an elected official, who works for the residents, is using his power to either come on to a woman or to make a comment unbecoming of an elected official."
Please rewrite it so that we can understand what is your point.
a resident of Menlo Park: other
on Nov 2, 2010 at 8:19 pm
please cite a law that Andy Cohen has broken. While his behavior is reprehensible, he has broken no statute that I am aware of.
a resident of Menlo Park: other
on Nov 2, 2010 at 10:51 pm
Isn't this hearsay? If Kim didn't say this, and Andy didn't, then it's 2nd or 3rd hand
I am not defending the comment, if it is accurate, but it certainly seems to fall very short of a "come on" or worse.
a resident of Menlo Park: Downtown
on Nov 2, 2010 at 11:23 pm
Two people have a conversation, and one of those people confirms what he said - how's that hearsay? It's 1st hand not 2nd or 3rd.
a resident of Menlo Park: Belle Haven
on Nov 3, 2010 at 12:11 am
"Did I say that?" is hardly confirmation. Wouldn't stand up in any court, except perhaps one presided over by one of the homegrown judges who post here.
a resident of Menlo Park: Downtown
on Nov 3, 2010 at 12:31 am
How about "I was really impressed by her integrity, which I think influenced me to MAKE THAT REMARK"
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And let the comments begin…..
power move!
I know nothing about Talent Agencies or Talent Management Companies…but I get the impression that being a Manager is more fun than being an Agent.
More like less unpleasant.
you are correct. more creative freedom.
Describe the word fun?
higher risk / higher reward.
It is.
in theory, managers don't poach while agents are always stealing each others' business. guess Thor's an agent first and a manager second cuz most everyone he's starting with had a manager just last week…
having worked with wme for some time on a number of completed films, he had to be the most unresponsive agent in terms of dealing with conflict ive ever dealt with. cant see him actually working as a manager lest it means him continuing to suck and not working.
smart move Rick Yorn
win win for both
please……..there have been rumors for more than 2 weeks now that he was getting fired from WME. He did not leave….he was shown the door…..
Agent first, manager second = horrible odds he'll be any good.
I was Thor's first assistant everrrr- he is one of the hardest working people in Hollywood. Period. So excited for him in his new role- he'll be an amazing manager! xoxox
Rick Yorn is smart. Thor is quite a catch.
Thor is an asset. LBI is lucky.
So Happy for him. Such a Inspiration to everyone in the industry.


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Brussels: Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel has warned the struggle against Islamic militants in the country does not stop with the capture of suspected Paris attacker Salah Abdeslam.
Mr Michel said there were hundreds more radicalised people in Belgium on a list compiled by risk analysis agency OCAM, which has maintained its 'high' threat level even after special forces ended a four-month man hunt for Abdeslam.
"We are faced with a new page of the history of Europe with real threats," Mr Michel told European broadcaster RTL TV. "There is a huge work for the secret intelligence services to foil terror attacks."
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Belgian Foreign Minister Didier Reynders, speaking two days after Abdesman's capture, said the suspect's first statement to a magistrate in Brussels suggested further attacks were planned.
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Mr Reynders said Belgium and France had so far found around 30 people involved in the gun and bomb attacks that killed 130 people on November 13 in bars, a sports stadium and a concert hall in the French capital.
Capturing Abdeslam alive marks a breakthrough for authorities investigating the deadliest militant strikes in Europe since 2004. Islamic State has claimed responsibility, and the United States warned on Sunday that it would try to repeat such atrocities.
The 26-year-old French national told a Belgian magistrate on Saturday he had planned to take part in the stadium attack. The admission was disclosed to reporters by the lead French investigator, Francois Molins.
At a Paris news conference on Saturday, Mr Molins read from Abdeslam's statement, saying: "He wanted to blow himself up at the Stade de France and, I quote, backed out."
Abdeslam's lawyer Sven Mary said on Sunday he would sue Mr Molins for making the comment public, calling it a violation of judicial confidentiality.
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