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The Case for Ted Cruz—Why Liberals Should Hope the GOP Taps Him in 2016
So Ted Cruz is off to the races. Don't know if you caught his This Week segment yesterday, but he was (a) in Iowa, and (b), insisting that he's not thinking about 2016, the combination of which is a sure-fire sign that he's in (it was for a guy named Obama in 2006). And what do we make of this? Seven months in the Senate! That's less than Obama by two full years at a similar point. It seems preposterous and impossible, but in today's Republican Party nothing is preposterous or impossible. He will run. He could win the nomination. But could he actually win the presidency? The real question is how far out there the GOP is prepared to go before it faces up to reality and comes back to the planet the rest of us inhabit. And the answer to that question, I think, is pretty damn far, far enough for it to benefit Cruz even as it kills the GOP.
Let's start by acknowledging that Cruz isn't a yahoo. He takes the wildest yahoo positions arguably of any prominent politician in America, although of course the competition for that distinction is increasingly fierce. I mean, he is way out there. The right 30-second attack ads could just shred him to bits. Plus, smooth-tongued though he is, he's bound to say crazy things on the campaign trail, about women, gays, undocumented immigrants, what have you. He practically makes Paul Ryan look like Paul Wellstone.
But in spite of that, he is at the same time something of an intellectual. He's Harvard Law. He has argued before the Supreme Court. He is widely read. He can quote Rawls, they tell me (John, not Lou). He's no Dubya and is not to be misunderestimated.
And he obviously has more than book smarts. He has cunning. This Joe McCarthy act he has down pat—on Chuck Hagel, on Benghazi—may be disgusting and, well, McCarthyite, but don't think it isn't by design. Cruz knows that being compared to McCarthy by people like me is manna from heaven: it makes rank-and-file wingnuts stand up for him, and it makes rich ones open their checkbooks. They already celebrate him. I mean, just think of it this way: How many senators can you even name? I bet not 30. How many first-term senators can you name who were elected in 2012? There were 12, and the only one who might be better-known than Cruz is Elizabeth Warren. (Quick: Where is Martin Heinrich from?)
So Cruz stands out, as Rich Yeselson put it in a sharp Politico column last weekarguing that he could indeed capture the GOP nomination next time, like "a neon peacock in a party of Guernsey cows." He can articulate the base's rage in a way that infuriates and confounds liberals, and that matches them reference for reference. In today's GOP there are few better skills to possess.
So sure, I agree with Yeselson; he could win the nomination. Ultimately it may depend on whether Republicans feel they have a legitimate shot of winning. If Hillary Clinton doesn't run; if unemployment somehow ticks (or better still from their perspective shoots) back up; if some big scandal (actual, not fake like the ones trotted out so far) befalls the administration or calamity befalls the country; then, I suspect, Republicans will decide that they have a real shot at this thing and they'd better choose someone quasi-respectable like Jeb Bush or Chris Christie.
But if Clinton gets in, unemployment is below 7 percent, and America is scandal-and-calamity free, I bet conservatives will think in the back of their minds, "What the hell, we're gonna lose anyway, so we might as well choose someone we really like, which we didn't do last time, and be entertained in the process."
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Posted: Sun Dec 09, 2012 6:31 pm
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eggybucsfan31 wrote:
In my mind that guy is BSH.
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LOL, that's so sad, but it made me laugh too
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Posted: Sun Dec 09, 2012 8:10 pm
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So looking into Free Agency which of these guys do you think we have a shot at that wont be retained by their teams?
Top Cornerbacks:
Brent Grimes (ATL) - After a couple of All-Pro caliber seasons under his belt, Grimes was unable to reach a long-term extension with the Falcons. A season-ending injury such as this often gives merit to camp holdouts, but with an increased importance at the position and diminishing number of true top flight corners, Grimes should still hold value this offseason. His contract situation with the Falcons may depend on the teamÕs season unfolds and GrimesÕ contract ballpark may depend on how fast he heals.
Tracy Porter (DEN) - After being unable to find a long-term home for himself, Porter accepted a 1 year, $4 million deal to start opposite a waning Champ Bailey on the other side. Through the early stretch of the season, Porter has played well. If only he can stay healthy, an issue that haunted him in New Orleans, Porter should be able to cash in after a successful Òprove itÓ season.
Sean Smith (MIA) - After trading another up-and-coming corner and former first round pick in Vontae Davis, the Dolphins showed confidence and placed a lot of stock in their long corner Sean Smith. If there's anything his career has shown so far, it's been inconsistency. If Smith gets everything to click for an entire season, he surely has Pro Bowl capability. Miami seems almost a lock to retain Smith, but the quality and consistency of his 2012 season will go a long way in determining the size and length of his contract.
Quentin Jammer (SD) - For the past 7+ years, Quentin Jammer has been among the most underrated defensive backs in the league. As one of the most consistent cover corners, he's hardly gotten so much as a Pro Bowl mention to his name. Now with a contract expiring, Jammer will be 34 as the 2013 season begins. He's signed his last big contract, but despite struggling a bit last year, there is still quality play in front of Jammer.
Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie (PHI) - After trading for him in the infamous Kevin Kolb trade (which is now being re-evaluated), the Eagles traded their Pro Bowl corner Asante Samuel, propelling DRC into a start boundary corner position. He has the length and speed to challenge top receivers downfield, but has struggled consistently covering more polished receivers. He's hardly a top flight corner, but he's the only starting corner the Eagles have opposite Nnamdi Asomugha.
Derek Cox (JAC) - Though struggling to stay over a full 16-game schedule, Cox has been a strong starter when on the field. Averaging just 6.4 YPA against him over the past two years, allowing completions against him less than 50% of the time, the Jaguars will definitely look to re-sign him to maintain continuity in a middling, but improving defense.
Aqib Talib (TB) - Besides finishing among league leaders in boneheaded decisions and off-field incidents, Talib has turned in seasons as one of the better corners in the league. With size, athletic ability, and ball skills, he's brings tremendous value to a defensive backfield in today's game. However, Coach Schiano and the new regime may be less tolerant of Talib's off-field distractions.
Ed Reed (BAL) - Will he re-sign with Baltimore or will he retire? Even a 35 year old Ed Reed will excite the Ravens organization if he chooses to continue his professional career. Though he's agentless, Reed's mentioned to the media in the past that his heart is entirely in the Ravens organization and he's looking to play beyond this year. The odds of him suiting up in a different jersey next year is minimal.
William Moore (ATL) - Through the first three games of the regular season, there have been few safeties better than Williams Moore. He's an imposing safety with good speed, consistent tackling, great hitting power, and natural instincts. However, through his first three seasons, he's struggled through injuries and will need to prove he can play a 16-game season before seeing that sizeable contract his on-field play suggests.
Dashon Goldson (SF) - Goldson had the best season of his career for the opportunistic 49ers defense. Reeling in 6 interceptions and a fumble recovery of his own, Goldson not only provided the Niners with much needed turnovers, but helped prevent big plays in the backend with strong discipline. With the amount of volatility and up-and-down play at the safety position in the league, it's hard to fault the Niners for not coming to some sort of compromise after last year. However, with Goldson coming strong out of the gates again, it seems that's he'll earn an extension after this year.
LaRon Landry (WAS) - Signing a 1 year, $3.5 million deal with the Jets coming off an Achilles injury, Landry received the quintessential "prove it" contract. Now losing Darrelle Revis to injury, the Jets safeties will again be truly tested and Landry will have to help hold the secondary together. If he can make it through the year in the good graces of the team, he'll be in position to earn a bigger payday. Still, with his history of injury and inconsistency, another long-term lucrative payday does not appear to be forthcoming from New York or anywhere else.
Jairus Byrd (BUF) - After a rookie season littered with fortunate passes thrown directly his way, Byrd's interception totals have normalized. Whereas the interceptions are no longer coming in bunches, Byrd has improved his game in other areas to become one of the league's better safeties. With great range and anticipatory skills in center field, Byrd is reliable free safety capable of forcing quarterbacks to hold the ball and double check his position on the field before throwing the deep ball. In a pass-heavy league, one of the best young safeties in the game should be high on the Bills' priority list this season.
Louis Delmas (DET) - Though Delmas has never broken free into the top tier of safeties, his absence has left the Lions reeling and pining for his return to the field where his reliability and hard-hitting ability has helped minimize the bleeding in the secondary. As the Lions look to find areas where they can improve, the secondary will be at the top of their list and within that priority list, retaining their own starting safety will be high up.
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Posted: Sun Dec 09, 2012 8:16 pm
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This was just disgusting. Even being up 21-16 snd somehow held them we didn't deserve to win the game.
Freeman is atrocious. The first half was simply laughable. 5/15 for 65 yards? I remember many saying that Dallas game earlier in the season was a fluke. Well 2 weeks straight he completes less thank 50% passes. It's like he's not recognizing coverages presnap. Eagles sat in cover to take away deep balls. Yet he fails to recognize this? Failing to hit open guys. Wow. Accuracy isn't something you can teach either. I remember on a 2nd and 10 free hits a wide open mike Williams on a stop route and he had a ton of seperation to make a move. The ball was so off target Williams has to jump to make the catch. Awful.
If dominik locks him up , he should be fired. Unfortunately the 2013 qb is suspect that we got to stick with freeman.
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Posted: Sun Dec 09, 2012 8:29 pm
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5nick5 wrote:
eggybucsfan31 wrote:
In my mind that guy is BSH.
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eggybucsfan31 wrote:
Today should prove to everyone that the pass rush isn't the problem. It's the 1-AA level secondary we're throwing out there.
I'll admit I was wrong about that idea.
However, I think the inept offense is more to blame for the loss. We all knew the secondary would be bad, and Foles looked good exposing them. The offense is the bread and butter of this team, and they only scored points because Martin is a good RB, because of a huge special teams mistake, and some penalty gifts that the Eagles gave us. We didn't really earn the lead in this game. Freeman completed like 30-40% of his passes (didn't look up the stats).
Yes, there was a dropped INT. Yes, there were some bad catches given up late in the game. But the team is never in that situation if the offense clicks even a little bit, even if just in the 4th quarter.
Freeman lost us this game way more than the secondary did
Part of me wants to believe you are joking. Must have missed that part that Freeman was playing ironman football and allowed all those horrible plays happen on defense. Last time i checked the Eagles scored 0 points with Freeman on the field.
Well Freeman while on the field scored 0 points for about 35 minutes thanks to a lucky muffed punt.
Good thing football games aren't only 35 minutes long.
Yeah, good thing that for 35 minutes we didn't do anything against a team that has lost 8 straight games. Good thing that our high scoring offense that clearly is the only reason we are winning games (not like the defense is doing it) couldn't put points on the board.
Good thing the one guy that can make our team successful didn't show up today.
Our secondary has been torched all season. It shouldn't be a surprise that they were torched again. We have a bunch of rookies, UDFAs and guys off the street playing corner. Biggers is probably our best corner, and has the most experience, and has the highest draft status of all of our CBs as a 7th rounder.
Meanwhile we have Freeman, who at one points was on the MVP watch list on ESPN (I know, it's ESPN, but still), who completed 41% of his passes for less than 200 yards.
The secondary played as bad as they have all season. Freeman played like hot garbage. When Freeman plays like hot garbage, the team is awful. That's the thing that stands out at the beginning of the season, the middle, and now. Freeman was bad, great, and bad again, and we had a 3 game losing streak, a 4 game winning streak, and a 3 game losing streak at the exact same times. Hmmmm.... I wonder who's fault it really is...
Football is a game of cause and effect, and if you're only pointing to the last few plays, you utterly overlooked what put us in that position to begin with.
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Posted: Sun Dec 09, 2012 9:24 pm
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I don't even want to talk about this game, it pisses me off that much.... it hurt to even click on this forum
I'll say two things:
-Freeman needs to step up, his accuracy has been more than inconsistent and is inexcusable. His "bad spurts" have particularly cost us these past two weeks. He's 24 and like it or not, he's the best QB this franchise has ever had...... but my god he needs to step up. I love the kid, but he's got to be better.
-Our secondary still sucks
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OK, everybody take their Zoloft.
It wasn't that bad.
The Eagles had been playing under a wide-9 defense which didn't work.
They fired the DL coach and turned the defense over to a coordinator widely regarded as a potential head coach.
Also, there was no film on Bowles' full package leading up to this week.
This would account for a lot of the perceived struggles.
Tampa Bay stymied a running attack that had gashed the league when used.
Nick Foles led the Eagles in rushing today. He had 27 yards.
Hell, if he ran any slower, he'd be going backwards.
Also, speaking of Foles, he's a rookie QB.
Up until now he has been like a mongoloid at a magic show.
He is just now coming of age.
This game was only half a season removed from the shoe being on the other foot.
Imagine the 1-3 Bucs playing the 3-1 Eagles eight weeks ago.
Would this have been such a disappointment?
A lot of football comes down to timing.
Injuries, replacements, schedule, etc.
You're lucky the Saints were essentially eliminated this week and St. Louis could be next.
Combine that with a likely meaningless game for Atlanta and you still have a chance.
The only thing for which the Eagles have a chance is a higher pick and that requires losing.
And, who likes losing?
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Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2012 11:00 am
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OK, everybody take their Zoloft.
It wasn't that bad.
The Eagles had been playing under a wide-9 defense which didn't work.
They fired the DL coach and turned the defense over to a coordinator widely regarded as a potential head coach.
Also, there was no film on Bowles' full package leading up to this week.
This would account for a lot of the perceived struggles.
Tampa Bay stymied a running attack that had gashed the league when used.
Nick Foles led the Eagles in rushing today. He had 27 yards.
Hell, if he ran any slower, he'd be going backwards.
Also, speaking of Foles, he's a rookie QB.
Up until now he has been like a mongoloid at a magic show.
He is just now coming of age.
This game was only half a season removed from the shoe being on the other foot.
Imagine the 1-3 Bucs playing the 3-1 Eagles eight weeks ago.
Would this have been such a disappointment?
A lot of football comes down to timing.
Injuries, replacements, schedule, etc.
You're lucky the Saints were essentially eliminated this week and St. Louis could be next.
Combine that with a likely meaningless game for Atlanta and you still have a chance.
The only thing for which the Eagles have a chance is a higher pick and that requires losing.
And, who likes losing?
I'm really not surprised that we lost, I expected it to be close. What's frustrating is how we lost.
Losing on the last play of the game is a kick to the gut, but it's not just that. In the first half our offense sucked, but our defense played great. Then in the 2nd half our offense put 21 points on the board only to see the defense collapse in the last 6 minutes. We struggle to have all phases click at the same time. It's incredibly frustrating.
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The reception staff very helpful, clean, beautiful setting, views of assisi etc They said restaurant was fully booked so we had to dine in the breakfast room, the hotel was described as a resort hotel and yet there hardly seemed to be anyone in the hotel at all, we only saw about 8 other people the whole time, and the things offered in brochure all seemed to be shut.
Lovely rooms; staff was indifferent; breakfast good No newspaper in English; staff was not very helpful;
The place of the hotel is quite pleasant notwithstanding some details of an industrial landscape around. The design is rather stylish, a nice combination of rustic and modern styles. Overall nice impression and a good rest. The kitchen in the restaurant is simple but fine. stayed only one day visiting Assisi.To my opinion the territory is rather big and it would be nice to animate it somehow, otherwise the place looks deserted. The personnel behaves a little bit arrogant and seems to be enjoying the place of their job, not catering to guests. And their uniform looks three stars and business hotel which does not correspond to the implied atmosphere of the place... Generally the hotel is just new and it might take time to orchestrate the work of everything. Would be nice to provide a shuttle bus service once a day (go and back ) at least to St. Maria Novella from where it is easier to get a connection to Assisi case there are some travellers who wish to go around and they are without a car.
It locates in the country side (very quiet place), and also not too far to the town(Santa Maria degli Angeli) and high way. Frendly stuff. Room and bath room are very clean and confortable. Nothing
the hotel is brand new resort facility with nice, spacious room and breakfast is outstanding with fresh squeezed orange juice and exquisite espresso machine. even though it was high season, it was good deal for the money
large swimming pool and very quiet at most places, very kind reception Not yeady ready. Working people. No drinks available near the swimming pool (1.2 km) and to drink something was not very exciting in the hotel.
Great place for rest and enjoying the nature, ideal starting point for exploring not only Assisi but other Umbrian towns (Perugia, Terni, Gubbio, Lago Trasimeno… could be reached in half an hour or at most in an hour by car). It's really beautiful resort, with nice hotel and stylish cottages. Nice swimming pool, but without stairs to go in/out – very inconvenient. The hotel is not easy to find. There were no signs directing you to the hotel if you coming from St. Maria degli Angeli.
very good breakfast and use of internet,open space in main area to meet business appointments. the restaurant was closed all nights I was there,and after asking how close the nearest restaurant was I was told only 2kl towards town 6kl later we found a restaurant. the shower leaked water under the tiles making bathroom floor wet
Simple and clean hotel at convenient location for touring the countryside. Nothing fancy, but very inexpensive and a good value. If you want to save money but don't want to sacrifice cleanliness, its good to keep in mind. I had no problems with using the WIFI in my room and at breakfast. They also provided a decent simple breakfast. There was road noise and an alarm outside that woke me early in the morning. There was also a loud group that made lots of noise until late at night. The hotel was fine in itself, but because of all the noise I had a terrible night's sleep. I would consider it comparable to a nice highway roadside hotel in the US with a good breakfast.
Excellent coutnry location outside of the town of Assisi but with a beautiful view of Assisi. Well furnished new resort hotel with good facilities.
The location was stunning and so peaceful. We had a beautiful villa, not a single room, in amongst the vinyard with views of the hills and Assisi. It was wonderfully bucolic yet so convenient for touring Umbria. The resort manager was excellent - friendly, professional and generous. However, some of his stylish and rather gorgeous reception staff (initially at least) appeared aloof/unfriendly/unhelpful. Check in was a terse, "cold" and un-Italian affair. Our encounters "warmed" somewhat over the 8 days we were there but we never felt like "valued customers". This was not the case in the Restaurant or elsewhere around the resort - where staff blended professionalism with warmth and hospitality - where we flet welcome.


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BC men fall to Saints 5-4 in finale of spring tripMarch 12, 2011
The Tornados were unable to overcome North Georgia in a 5-4 loss at Hilton Head Beach & Tennis Resort
Hilton Head Island, S.C. – The Brevard College men's tennis team in heartbreaking fashion on Saturday morning. The Tornados were downed by the North Georgia Saints, 5-4.
Brevard fell to 5-5 on the season with the loss, and 4-1 on their trip to Hilton Head Island.
The men started in doubles action today and took the #1 and #2 doubles matches. Scott McCormick/Beau Wills won the #1 spot by taking down Brandon Sloan/Felipe Friedrich, 8-2. Cole Altizer/Sam MacNeil won their doubles match 8-6 as they defeated Mateus Camasmie/Adrien Saulais.
In singles, the Tornados were only able to come out on top of two matches. Wills took his match with relative ease. He defeated Adrien Saulais in straight sets, 6-3, 6-1. McCormick was able to win his first set easily, 6-1. The second set was a different story as it went to a tie breaker that McCormick was able to win, giving him a win in straight sets.
The Tornados are back on the court at McCoy Tennis Complex at Brevard College on March 19th when they take on Emmanuel College.
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It was an exciting Week 1 across the board and there were many eye-popping and cringe-inducing performances. One interesting development is New England Patriots running back Shane Vereen is currenly the only player at his position to rush for over 100 yards. That's very surprising considering Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson reeled off a 78-yard touchdown run on his first carry. He finished with 93 yards. Oakland Raiders quarterback Terrelle Pryor produced one of the more note-worthy games, nearly leading his team to a victory over Andrew Luck and the Colts. Pryor is currently the league leader in rushing yards (112).
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'Buffalo is a football town before it's a hockey town, always has been, always will be so long as the Bills are around, and may even if they're not. We're not an exemplary football town on a par with the likes of Green Bay, Denver and Dallas. But we're a football town the same way Boston is first and foremost a baseball town. New England's primary passion is the Red Sox no matter what the Patriots, Celtics or Bruins achieve.'
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"The body you are wearing used to be mine." So begins the letter that Myfanwy Thomas finds after opening her eyes in the middle of a public park surrounded by dead bodies and with no memory of who she is or what has just happened. Her former self, it turns out, knew the amnesia was coming and prepared carefully, giving her future amnesiac personality two choices: To begin a brand-new life, far from England, under an assumed identity; or to take up the life and persona of Myfanwy Thomas and figure out who betrayed her and caused the amnesia. Myfanwy (it rhymes with "Tiffany") chooses the latter, and, via reams of letters and notes left for her by her former self, discovers that she is a Rook, a high-ranking executive in the Checquy Group, a secret supernatural agency policing the British empire and keeping it safe from super- and paranormal threats. She also discovers that, despite her job and her own paranormal abilities, the former Myfanwy Thomas was actually a pretty boring person with a pretty boring life. Keeping her amnesia secret proves to be difficult when she realizes that she's a much more forceful personality than the one which formerly inhabited her body. Meanwhile, at least one other member of the Checquy's ruling body knows about her altered circumstances because Myfanwy was betrayed from within the organization, making it impossible for her to trust any of her compatriots—and whoever attacked Myfanwy won't stop there. The safety and security of all of Britain is under threat and only the new Myfanwy can stop it.
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President Obama's campaign offered Mitt Romney a deal today: Release five years of tax returns, and we'll stop demanding more.
Romney's campaign refused, calling the Obama request a political ploy designed to distract voters.
"It is clear that President Obama wants nothing more than to talk about Governor Romney's tax returns instead of the issues that matter to voters, like putting Americans back to work, fixing the economy and reining in spending," Romney campaign manager Matt Rhoades wrote in a response to Obama counterpart Jim Messina.
In an earlier missive to the Republican camp, Messina wrote: "Governor Romney apparently fears that the more he offers, the more our campaign will demand that he provide.
"So," Messina added, "I am prepared to provide assurances on just that point: If the Governor will release five years of returns, I commit in turn that we will not criticize him for not releasing more -- neither in ads nor in other public communications or commentary for the rest of the campaign."
Replied Rhoades to Messina: "If Governor Romney's tax returns are the core message of your campaign, there will be ample time for President Obama to discuss them over the next 81 days."
In a reference to the first presidential debate on Oct. 3, Rhoades also told Messina: "See you in Denver."
The Obama offer came a day after Romney said he has paid a tax rate of at least 13% per year over the past decade, as reported by Catalina Camia on our OnPolitics blog.
In his letter, Messina wrote that other candidates have released more than five years of returns. He said a Romney release would "help answer outstanding questions raised by the one return he has released to date, such as the range in the effective rates paid, the foreign accounts maintained, the foreign investments made, and the types of tax shelters used."
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To provide these five years, the Governor would have to release only three more sets of returns in addition to the 2010 return he has released and the 2011 return he has pledged to provide. And, I repeat, the Governor and his campaign can expect in return that we will refrain from questioning whether he has released enough or pressing for more.
In his reply, Rhoades wrote: "Governor Romney will continue to lay out his plans for a stronger middle class, to save Medicare, to put work back into welfare, and help the 23 million Americans struggling to find work in the Obama economy."
Demands for tax returns have dogged Romney throughout the Republican primaries and the general election.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., amped up the issue by claiming that a "source" told him that Romney has paid no taxes at all in some years.
Romney said, "Harry Reid's charge is totally false," and he doubts anyone told Reid that.
In divulging the 13% figure, the Republican candidate also told reporters that the tax issue is being used to distract people.
"I have to say, given the challenges America faces -- 23 million people out of work, Iran about to become nuclear, one out of six Americans in poverty -- the fascination with taxes I paid I find to be very small-minded compared to the broad issues that we face," Romney said.
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What better way is there to spend a fall afternoon than visiting with friends who enjoy reading and love their library? In early October every year, the Friends of the Cecil County Public Library hold their annual Book Swap and Meet, as well as a fund-raiser – the Silent Auction and Bake Sale. This fun event, open to the community, will be held on Saturday, October 9th from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Elkton Central Library's meeting room. The book swap is a different format from the Friends' book sales of previous years. Here's how it works: bring up to 10 used books in good condition and of high value to readers, and swap them for the same number of books "new" to you.
During your visit, don't forget to browse the unique silent auction items and place bids on your favorites. Featured again this year will be popular auction items such as a Brazilian dinner for two, yoga classes, and baskets of locally prepared goodies, plus many more items of value. New this year, you can bid on a professional photography package valued at $200, private drum lessons with Bobby Jones or enjoy lunch for 2 at Woody's in North East with Delegate Dave Rudolph. Pick up a complete list of auction items from any library branch. And lastly, you can't leave without visiting the bake sale table loaded with delicious homemade goodies, all reasonably priced. Take a few minutes to sit and visit with friends, nibble on sweet treats and discuss the latest must-read book you just finished.
The proceeds from the silent auction and the bake sale will help the Friends support the Library's very important Summer Reading Programs for children, teens and adults, as well as other library projects. So please join us on October 9th! Visit with friends, swap books, eat some yummy treats and have fun with some friendly competitive bidding on great auction items. The library is such a vital part of our community and benefits members of all ages. Consider supporting your library by joining and becoming an active member of the Friends of the Cecil County Public Library. Your talents and ideas will be appreciated! Talk to any Friends volunteer on the day of the event or click here to print out a Friends Membership Form.
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Has society become overly cautious? Are we passing up critical opportunities for innovation in food and agricultural production in the spirit of "playing it safe?" Those are the primary questions behind a new report from the Council for Agricultural Science and Technology (CAST) titled "Impact of the Precautionary Principle on Feeding Current and Future Generations."
The Precautionary Principle (PP), the authors explain, has helped guide global policies, particularly those related to environmental protection and food safety, over the past 20 years. Specific definitions vary depending on the source, but the PP concept essentially maintains when a practice or technology carries a potential risk to the environment or public health, societies should take the cautious approach, delaying adoption even in the absence of scientific proof.
In some cases, PP is employed as a philosophical concept, in some others, such as in the European Union, PP is officially embedded in legislation governing decisions on technologies such as bio-engineered crops and growth implants in cattle.
Here in the United States, we've seen the PP concept turn up regularly in attempts to restrict practices such as antibiotic use in food animals or the inclusion of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in food.
The authors acknowledge that some level of precaution is appropriate as a form or risk management. "Given the inevitable scientific uncertainty that surrounds most environmental, health, and safety risks, it would be unacceptable to require regulators to wait for absolute certainty of harm before undertaking any protective measures," they write.
However, they note several criticisms against the PP concept including;
- The ambiguity and lack of definition of the PP.
- The arbitrariness and unprincipled ways in which the PP has been applied.
- A bias against new technologies.
They provide several examples of dubious application of the PP, including France banning caffeinated energy drinks to prevent pregnant women from consuming too much caffeine and Zambia turning down U.S. food aid during a famine over concerns the food could contain GMOs.
The report includes three case studies involving the application of the PP to food-related risks, examining agricultural chemicals, genetically modified foods and food irradiation. The studies provide real-world assessments of the pros and cons of the PP for managing food-related risks.
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bringing attention to the need to better define the appropriate level and form of risk management that should be applied in various situations. However they say, application of the principle has been too broad, extreme, biased and arbitrary.
Governments have exploited the PP's ambiguity and arbitrariness to adopt protectionist policies, and activist groups have used the PP to apply a double standard of higher scrutiny and demands for certain technologies of which they disapprove. In some cases, the PP has the net effect of increasing overall health and environmental risks by impeding safety-enhancing technologies.
For millions of people who lack adequate nutrition, or will as the food demand-supply gap widens, the PP does more harm than good, the authors say. Its application holds back technology, innovation, incomes, environmental improvements, and health benefits, while increasing trade disruptions, risks and human suffering.
The authors conclude the "Goldilocks strategy" could be the most appropriate approach to risk management – not too little precaution, not too much, but just the right amount is needed.
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During the July 21 edition of FOX News Channel's The O'Reilly Factor, host Bill O'Reilly modified a lie he had told twice before about the dropout rate for black high school students. O'Reilly's modification came nearly two weeks after Media Matters for America documented the second instance of his misinformation.
On June 3 and on July 7, O'Reilly incorrectly claimed that the dropout rate for black students ages 16 to 24 had increased under the Clinton administration, when in fact the U.S. Department of Education's National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) reported (pdf) in 2003 that this dropout rate actually declined during the Clinton presidency. But in a July 21 O'Reilly Factor discussion with former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown, O'Reilly informed Brown, "I looked at the black high school dropout rates in '92 when Clinton took office, and then in 2000 when he left. ... It's pretty much the same. Didn't improve in eight years."
O'Reilly's comments:
- "Well, I look at eight years ... of Clinton-Gore and I see a worse black student dropout rate in 2000 than in '92." [The O'Reilly Factor, June 3]
- "Clinton didn't help blacks. He didn't help them. The black high school dropout rate in 2000 was higher than it was in 1992. All right?" [The Radio Factor with Bill O'Reilly, July 7]
- "See, look, I looked at the black high school dropout rates in '92 when Clinton took office, and then in 2000 when he left. That's eight years of -- and African-Americans loved Bill Clinton. It's pretty much the same. Didn't improve in eight years." [The O'Reilly Factor, July 21]
As MMFA previously noted, NCES's 2003 annual report on education, "The Condition of Education 2003," (pdf) shows that the dropout rate for black students was 13.7 percent in 1992 and 13.1 percent in 2000.
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I became interested in this field of study in the year 2000, after coming across a song called Where are Your Dogs? Show us Your Ugly on the internet. Well, maybe it is not exactly a "song" but more like an audio story tune, or an audio story dirge...or something.
It's an audio story tune about this dog who escapes from a plastic surgery test lab on Christmas Day (and is thus referred to as The Santa Dog). While he was in the lab, the Santa Dog got injected with human growth hormone and soon after his escape he began walking around town on his hind legs...and the "ugly humans start staying home in record numbers" in fear of the Santa Dog.
This whole concept of dogs evolving was something I found really interesting, and after being introduced to the concept, I naturally began a thorough investigation soon afterward.
From Wolves to Dogs: The Birth of the Dog
Dogs back in the day...used to be feral, vicious, ravaging beasts who traveled in packs who killed and ate all kinds of birds and deers. No one called them "doggies" back then, they were called "wolves" and everyone was dirt scared of them. You had to be scared of wolves because a pack of wolves would fuck you up back then.
It is theorized that humans thousands of years ago, in different spots of the globe, came upon wolf packs where the all the old wolves were dead and the only survivors were wolf cubs who could not fend for themselves. Humans adopted these wolf cubs and raised them and the wolves grew up to consider humans as friends and not food. Soon the wolves bred more baby wolves and the humans kept the friendliest ones in the human tribe and kicked out the ones who were too violent and feral. Basically, thanks to human influence, only the friendliest and least violent wolves got to breed and pass on their genes. Scientists call this phenomenon artificial selection.
After humans and doggies became fast and bestest friends, humans began to breed doggies more methodically. They got the dogs with the maddest skills (like hunting, smelling, running, seeing, etc.) and mated them with other dogs who displayed the maddest of skills in hopes that the puppies would be born with even madder skills. Often the puppies were indeed born with the sought after mad skills (as such).
Now we have huntin' dogs, seein' eye dogs, smellin' dogs (bloodhounds), racing dogs (greyhounds), and all kinds of skilled dogs. We even have funky dogs and nasty dogs and Dogs...woooooo!
These bad boys were being selectively pushed by humans to get better and better and in only about 100 years of breeding (1750-1850) dogs were gaining skills at alarmingly bad ass rates. In fact, with human help dogs were evolving super fast. You might go as far to say that dogs were not going through evolution...but revolution.
The Decline of the Dog in the Victorian Era
The British Empire's Victorian Era and its legacy was notoriously bad. The English Royal Family applied all kinds of silly and odd rules to speech, writing, diction, fashion, manner, behavior, and everything else you could possibly think of. For example the measuring system they created (the imperial system) measured a unit of length known as a "rod" in regard to "the length of the left feet of 16 men lined up heel to toe as they emerged from church." It's almost as if the dumbest people in society were running it.
The field of dog breeding had the same silly and odd rules applied to it in the Victoria Era. Dogs stopped being bred in hopes of getting puppies with mad-ass skills, but instead dogs started to be bred in hopes of getting a dog who's teeth were 0.01 "rods" apart, or who's eyes looked really funny, or in hopes of getting a dog who's hair looked retarded. Basically, they bred dogs for novelty and social status reasons. It was really in style to have a dog with little beady eyes who's legs didn't work...it meant you were richer than your friends.
Another huge factor that helped the decline of the dog in the Victorian Era was the notion of "pure breeding" which was big in all of Europe back then. It's not a secret that Royal Families in Europe engaged in incest and brothers, sister, mothers, and fathers all mated with each other (I'm talking about humans now, not dogs by the way). Incest in the British Royal Family is the reason they all have fucked up teeth and are morons.
|Charles: a Pure Bred creature.
Take Liz's son Prince Charles for example, that's what "pure breeding" does to offsprings...it makes them look awful and have the intelligence of a peanut.
Pure Breeding when applied to dogs was not a good idea (just like it wasn't a good idea for humans). The Victorian Era bred dogs with their sisters, brothers, mothers, and fathers in order to keep their genetic features "pure" and fashionable and in accordance with the silly rules they invented for dog breeding. Pure bred dogs are dumber, and far less healthy (they have all sorts of genetic problems which lead to health problems and shorter lives) than dogs who were bred for mad skills.
British and other Euro-Trash Royalty stopped the Doggie-volution (which I may remind you was no longer an evolution but a revolution) and turned it backwards. You might even say that the Euro-Royals selectively de-evolved our canines.
Oh shit. Wait a sec, that would mean we have a concrete example that devolution actually is possible and is not just a theory! AHHHHHHH! BOOGIE BOY WAS RIGHT ALL ALONG! IT'S TRUE GENERAL DAD! WE REALLY ARE ALL DEVO!!!! IT'S POSSIBLE FOR EVERYONE TO D-EVOLVE!!! NOOOOOOO!!!!!
Poor Doggies...What did we do to em' ?
To sum it up so far, humans put dogs into selective Revo, and then as quickly as we did we snapped them back and put them into selective Devo...and all these poor little puppy wuppies ever really wanted was just to naturally Evo.
|100% De-Evolution Completed...
The purse dog (as they are known) is a dog who is 100% de-evolved thanks to selective human breeding. It's sad, it really is. I hate seeing purse dogs, it's so stupid and it really represents the hallmark example of how humans have fucked up our doggie pals.
Dogs had no choice to team up with us. Humans are mean creatures, we would have just killed all the wolves if none of them agreed to befriend us. I wonder, on a hypothetical alternate time line, one which humans didn't survive the ice age and died out...how wolves/dogs would have faired. If humans didn't make it out of the ice age, but if every other animal did...I bet things would have been different for wolves/dogs.
Wolves would have continued hunting, foraging, and ravaging in their ecosystem for aeons and would eventually have evolved naturally with no human aid. They would have lived proud lives as warrior dogs, tailor dogs, doctor dogs, and other noble lives.
My Bias
|Me (Left) and Cubby (Right)
So when I look at what humans are doing to our dog pals, I take it seriously because my best pal as a child unit was a dog.
What if Dogs Manage to Evolve Despite Our Efforts to Stop Them?
What if dogs are just one or two positive random mutations away from hitting a massive evolutionary growth spurt? Walking on their hinds legs, opposable thumbs, vocal chords for speech, brain development. What if dogs who display and excel in those traits manage to breed with each other for a hundred years or so? Wouldn't they gradually keep building on those mad skill sets?
Say by the year 2400, despite human efforts to make them our sled pullers, sheep herders, and purses...doggies still manage to level up a few evolutionary echelons. Would they still be our friends?
Would the dogs look at what we are doing the planet and approve of it? Would they approve of us doing everything in our power to pollute and ruin up our home? Would evolved dogs band together in tribes and launch a rebellion against humans? I dunno, but that would make a really good movie though (anyone readin' this can steal my idea if they want, I don't care).
Should we be living in fear of the inevitable doggie-volution, and their righteous and justified rebellion against human-kind? Should we ugly humans lock ourselves in our homes in record numbers? Is Santa Dog really out there waiting.....biding his/her time....for the Doggie Revolution?
(This dog is walking on its hind legs because she was born without her other two...so, it's not like they can't already figure out how to walk on their hind legs. Maybe it is just a fleeting and a sleeting scene of snowness and of sleeves. Will dogs have a presence in the future? More importantly will these highly evolved Santa Dogs have presents in the future? I dunno.)


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'Veteran defenseman Jay McKee was the only Buffalo player not to accept. He is trying to negotiate a long-term deal. "This is not saying that the QO will not at one point still be accepted,'' McKee wrote in an e-mail to The Associated Press. "We'll just wait and see where the negotiations go.'''
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The Great Wall Box House
1, We are by the Great Wall, not in DOWNTOWN Beijing.
2, We offer pick-up service from Beijing downtown every day, please email us where are you going to staying while you get our confirm email
3, It's a non-touristy section, including broken parts and non-broken parts. no cable car or small shops on the Wall.
3, 0 km - Gubeikou Dragon or Tiger Great Wall, 8 km - Jinshanling Great Wall, 20 km - Simatai Great Wall.
4, We offer Simatai Great Wall tour even it is closed now.
Welcome to The Great Wall Box Hostel, our hostel locates at the most tradtional Chinese countryside -- Gubeikou village, which lies to the northeast of Miyun county of Beijing, the scenic spot is about 120 km away from Beijing. We are a Si-He-styled house with the history over 100 years, one sidewall of the countyard is from the Great Wall.
With the fresh air, the dense vegetation and the beautiful scenery around, you can do hiking on the Great Wall from 1 day to 10 days, or just relax in our yard.
Gubeikou is like a Great Wall museum, from Bei Qi dynasty (6th Century) - Ming dynasty (14th Century). that's to say 'the Great Wall was built not in one day'
* FREE Internet and Wi-Fi
* FREE Walking every day
* FREE 24-hour hot shower
* FREE Luggage storage
* FREE Games to borrow
* FREE Books to borrow
* FREE travel information
* FREE hostel booking in China
* FREE simple chinese dinner
* Chinese & western food cooking course
* BBQ (Summer)
* Tea party (Every day)
* Hiking on the Great Wall ( free guider every day)
* Zen & Yoga course (coming soon)
* We offer all kinds of the Great Wall tours ( such as Xigou valley Great Wall camping, Tiger trekking, Dragon trekking ,etc)
* Tibet permit and tailored budget tours
Explore the tastes and traditions of Beijing with the Great Wall Box hostel. Book 7 nights and get your 7 nights more free! Book 14 nights and get your 14 more nights free ... No hidden fee!
Free Nights
This offer is valid on stays in 2011
Beds in dorm, private rooms
Rates are based on double occupancy in a the Great Wall Box bed or room and are subject to availability at time of reservation. Offer valid on stays in 2011. Free night must be a consecutive night stay at hostel, minimum night stay required and varies by hostel. Free night credit is applied at check-out. Explore the Great Wall Beijing free nights offer requires at time of reservation with no cancellations.
Address: No. Jia 18, XiDui Main Street, Gubeikou Village, Miyun 密云县古北口镇古北口村东关甲18号
Free Cancellation: 3 days before arrival
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
Hostel Facilities & Policies
- 24 Hour Reception
- 24 Hour Security
- Air Conditioning
- Bicycle hire
- Bicycle parking
- Book Exchange
- Breakfast Not Included
- Café
- Common Room
- Telephone/Fax Facilities
- Free Parking
- Free WiFi
- Hair Dryers
- Hair Dryers For Hire
- Hot Showers
- Internet Access
- Laundry Facilities
- Linen Included
- Security Lockers
- Luggage Storage
- Meals Available
- Parking
- Reading Light
- Restaurant
- Safe Deposit Box
- Tours/Travel Desk
- Towels For Hire
- Towels Included
- Vending Machines
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 3 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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Free Cancellation: 3 days before arrival
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Address: No. Jia 18, XiDui Main Street, Gubeikou Village, Miyun 密云县古北口镇古北口村东关甲18号
By Bus:
Take No.980 express bus at Dongzhimen bus station(东直门交枢纽), get off at the last stop Miyun changtu chezhan(密云长途车站), (around 1.5 hour), cross the road to find out bus Mi 25 (密25) (55 km, 1.5 hour, and costs RMB13), bus goes every 1 hour (the last one is at 16:50. please ask local people on the bus that you want to get off at Yong Jun Road (拥军路) before the Gubeikou tunnel , you will find a river, then walk back to south side of the river, make right about 10 min walk to find a big sign 'the Great Wall Box house'.
By Bus+Taxi:
Take No.980 express bus at Dongzhimen bus station(东直门交枢纽), get off at the last stop Miyun changtu chezhan(密云长途车站), (around 1.5 hour), then take taxi (45 minutes, 120-150 RMB/car, try to get the 140 RMB), tell the driver you want to visit Gu Bei Kou (古北口), do ask him (her) call us, We can pick you up for anywhere at Gubeikou.
Drive by yourself:
Jingcheng Expressway(京承高速公路)-- start from Beijing, leave at Taishitun(太师屯), then follow G101 highway(101国道承德方向), about 17 km you will arrive at Gubeikou Town, turn right before the Gubeikou tunnel to Yong Jun Road(拥军路), after 2 min driving
Located Near
Our place is situated in the northeast of Miyun, and was the famous pass in Yushun Period, It's the fortress between Shanhaiguan and Juyongguan, and the important pass from North China Plain to Inner Mongolia and the northeast. As a well-known military town, Gubeikou was described as the natural key of the pass and the throat to the desert.
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Tornados Bested by LibertyNovember 16, 2013
LYNCHBURG, Va.- The Brevard College football team wrapped up their 2013 campaign with a 59-21 loss to Division I FCS Liberty University on Saturday afternoon at Williams Stadium.
A Kelvin Jeter 75-yard touchdown run in the second quarter brought the Tornados to within seven points of the Flames with 8:48 left in first half before Liberty snapped off three straight scores to pull away en route to the victory.
Liberty got out to a 14-0 lead after reaching the end zone on their first two drives, scoring when Josh Woodrum found Dexter Herman for a 25-yard touchdown reception at the 9:26 mark of the first quarter and again on a D.J. Abnar 10-yard rush with 1:45 left in the quarter.
BC's Andre Overholt returned the ensuing kickoff 56 yards to the Liberty 42-yard line to set the Tornados up for their first score. Overholt also caught a 27-yard pass on the scoring drive, and the Tornados cut Liberty's lead in half when BC quarterback Kevin Herbst connected with Jordan Ollis for a four-yard TD pass 1:28 into the second quarter.
The Flames extended the lead back to 14 points with a 67-yard scoring drive on their next possession.
Kelvin Jeter cut Liberty's lead back to seven on the first play of BC's following drive with a 75-yard touchdown run. The score made it 21-14 in Liberty's favor with 8:48 left in the half.
The Flames, however, answered with three unanswered scores before halftime to storm into the break with a 42-14 lead. Liberty carried that momentum into the second half by scoring 17 straight points out of the half before Jeter reached pay dirt on a 35-yard touchdown run in the 4th quarter to make it 59-21.
Jeter was Brevard's leading rusher, finishing the game with 15 carries for 148 yards and two rushing touchdowns. Herbst scrambled for 51 yards and finished 2-of-3 for 31 passing yards.
BC's Jacob McCleery was the game's top tackler with 11 stops and a pass breakup.
The Tornados finish the season in 6th place in the South Atlantic Conference at 3-8 overall, and 2-5 in conference play.


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Sorry this is a day late. 2007 Capestrano, Montepulciano d'Abruzzo ($9.99 U.S. at Whole Foods): Alcohol level: 13%. This one is bottled by Pepperoncino S.R.L, and imported by Vias Imports LTD, NY.
It gives you black berry fruit and plums on the nose and upfront. There is more fruit, spice, and Abruzzo dirt in the complex middle along with smooth tannin, nice acidity, and near perfect balance. It gave us a round and fruity finish.
We matched it with Gemelli in our tomato sauce, garlicky sausages, and a nice salad; all topped with Reggiano Parmigiano. It was like a weekend on Wednesday night!


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Dear T.S. Eliot,
Now that school's back in session, I've found myself thinking about the first time I met my high school English teacher Miss Nelson, who died the day before I left for England. I'll be honest. It wasn't love at first sight.
I was looking forward to another year with the fabulous Mrs. DeHart, but when my friends and I walked into the classroom on the first day of school we found someone else sitting at Mrs. DeHart's desk.
She was decidedly flamboyant-looking, this new person. Her hair was big and honey blond not true English teacher hair, which (I thought) should be a reassuring shade of New England pewter, like Mrs. DeHart's, for example.
Maybe this new person was a substitute?
But, alas no. As soon as the bell rang, Miss Nelson stood before the class with supreme confidence and let us know she was the new A.P. English teacher in town. I slumped down in my desk and shot her poisonous looks for not being Mrs. DeHart.
I am notoriously stubborn, but Miss Nelson managed to wear down my ill will within a matter of weeks. Before long, class felt like the best kind of dinner party where guests are expected to bring their smartest, wittiest selves to the table. Meanwhile, she was the glittering hostess who presided over us all.
How did Miss Nelson pull that off? I've been a teacher on and off for years now, and I still don't know how she did it.
I do know, though, that she had a talent for guiding students through certain murky waters. Like your poetry, for example.
Okay, fine, Mr. T.S. Eliot. We all got that you were a genius, a major player on the 20th-century literary stage. However, please try to imagine yourself for a moment as an ordinary, hormonal American 17-year-old high school student assigned to read one of your own poems "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock," for example. COME ON! What's a kid like that supposed to do with lines like these: "I should have been a pair of ragged claws/ scuttling across the floors of silent seas."
Easy for YOU to say, Mr. T. Smartypants Eliot.
And yet as Miss Nelson asked us all the right questions, an unforgettable portrait of middle-aged disappointment began to emerge. We, her students, met a man, (your character J. Alfred) who has measured out his life "with coffee spoons," who yearns for some kind of glorious deliverance from his own mediocrity, only to spend his days wrestling with the most mundane of questions: "Shall I part my hair behind? Do I dare to eat a peach?"
And even though we students were frankly appalled by Prufrock's maddening passivity and self-pity, still we responded with a sort of adolescent empathy to his sorrowful conclusion that there will be no transforming magic in his life: "I have heard the mermaids singing, each to each," says Prufrock at the water's edge, "I do not think they will sing to me."
Ever since that day in Miss Nelson's class I have loved this brittle melancholy poem, and I have loved brittle, melancholy you, too. You, T. S. Eliot, were a gift to me from a good and generous woman.
She made a difference. Oh, such a difference!
RIP Joyce Nelson. Teacher.
Your fan,
Ann Cannon
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One of the many reasons I love this time of year is because of the eggnog!!! I remember when we were little, eggnog was a special treat. We didn't have it too much, but when we did I sure did savor every drink! My 5 year old little girl does not like eggnog but she sure ate all the cookies that I would let her!
Soft Eggnog Cookies
3/4 cup butter, room temp
1/2 cup light eggnog
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 egg yolks
2 1/4 cups flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon nutmeg
Preheat oven to 300 degrees. (Yes 300)
In a large bowl, cream sugar and butter with an electric mixer. Add eggnog, vanilla and egg yolks and beat at medium speed until smooth.
In a medium bowl combine flour, baking powder, cinnamon and nutmeg; mix well with a wire whisk and add to your eggnog/sugar/butter mixture.
Stick in the refrigerator until dough is cool
Transfer to cool, flat surface immediately with spatula. – If you leave them on the pan they will burn!
Eggnog Icing
3 cups powdered sugar
1/4 cup softened butter
1/2 cup light eggnog
In small mixer bowl, beat the powdered sugar and butter until well blended. Gradually beat in eggnog until icing is smooth and the desired consistency. You may need less or more egg nog depending on the consistency you like. Then frost the cookies and let the icing harden.
Servings: About 36 Cookies
Adapted from The Girl Who Ate Everything
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1. Cook was on 2 straight losses before that fight and was relativity inactive in that period.
2. Cook's opponents before Walter (who he had defeated are currently 3-3, 0-1, "Lee Livesly" 1-14 you can add Lee Cage's losses there too and more, 3-5, 6-9, 4-9, 3-5, 4-4, Dave Elliot 10-9 good win that, 1-4.)
That's break this downI agree though his first few fights were a bit ish, his last 4 opponents have been really experienced guys being 8-9, 10-2, 25-12 and 13-15 so he is stepping up... Maybe he'll make the leap in his next fight.
Tautvydas Lileikis 8-9 on sherdog. But 2-9 in his last 11, with all 9 losses inside the distance, 8 of them in the first round. With his wins being against Tye Palmer (1-3) and the hot and cold Jordan James (7-7-1)
Manu Garcia (25-15) on paper this looks like a big win but he is notorious for pulling at the last minute, and hasn't beaten anyone legit. Don't even say Jake Hecht, as that was Hecht's debut.
And the same can be said for the 13-15 Loic Marty.
These aren't guys an 11-0 guy should be beating or someone who wants to be in the top 10.
If you did your research mate you would know that.
I got nothing against Walter and yeah he is talented and i'd book him for CW on the strength of that record but there are still question marks and i feel that in general you should be rated higher for beating tougher opposition. Otherwise you would get teams booking nightclub shows and bring in the "Weekend Journeyman Watch' team.


text: When Heroes returns to the airwaves next year with a mini-series, one person who won't be back from the original cast is Hayden Panettiere. The producers have made it clear they don't want her, even though she was one of the big stars of the show. Hayden told Cosmopolitan that she didn't even know they were doing a Heroes reboot until her cousin texted her. Umm, not exactly. Her agents knew the show was coming back. Her agents tried to get her a spot in the show because they know it will be huge and have great ratings but they couldn't get her on the show. So, Hayden will be stuck doing Nashville for the foreseeable future and watch as her former cast mates and new ones come back for Heroes. She says that if she is replaced on the show with someone playing her character that it would be like a dagger to her heart. I can't see the producers doing that, but I can see them just ignoring that her character ever existed. There was no exactly a lot of warm feelings between herself and the rest of the cast by the time the show finished filming. She thought she was the star of the show and should be treated as such and made it clear to anyone that she should be treated like the star.


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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio has taken another step toward the deregulation of natural gas.
The commission said Wednesday that two companies -- Columbia Gas of Ohio and Dominion East Ohio Gas -- can eliminate regulated pricing for businesses, with certain conditions.
The decision does not impact household customers.
Supporters of deregulation say the actions will lead to greater competition and lower prices. But opponents dispute it, saying that a few dominant suppliers no longer will have to compete with the regulated price.
Information from: The Columbus Dispatch, http://www.dispatch.com


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