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Notes: Church sliding, Snelling soaring
Notes: Church sliding, Snelling soaring
For most of the spring, manager Manny Acta said that Church was going to start in left field no matter what kind of spring he had. But not only is Church fighting for a job, he is now in a 7-for-40 slump, while Snelling leads the team in home runs and RBIs, and had another fine game Monday against the Dodgers, going 1-for-1 and three walks.
Asked if Bowden was sending him a wakeup call, Church said, "I already know that I'm in a slump. I don't have to be told more than once."
Church, who went 0-for-3 against Los Angeles, said he was frustrated by his lack of production.
"It's a couple of weeks before we go [up north]," he said. "I spent the first two weeks of hitting the wrong way, so it was two weeks down the drain. I feel confident, and I'm back to where I want to be. Batting practice has been good. I just need to take it into the game.
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The GM speaks: Bowden said his most pleasant surprise has been seeing how Felipe Lopez has adjusted quickly to playing second base. Lopez, a shortstop by trade, doesn't have any problems turning the double play and, so far, is having great communication with shortstop Cristian Guzman.
"I thought that that would be one of the major issues of Spring Training," Bowden said. "There is risk there, but it was answered quickly. Felipe has a great team attitude first, and a great ethic, too. He put it to bed early."
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"I didn't know going into Spring Training that he would be that quality player," Bowden said. "He certainly give us some protection."
Behind the plate: Catcher Brian Schneider is taking the leadership role to heart. So much so that Jerome Williams and Matt Chico have credited Schneider for getting their act together on the mound in their most recent outings. They both said they felt comfortable pitching to Schneider, who is now calling all the pitches. In the past, veteran pitchers such as Livan Hernandez and Ramon Ortiz were calling most of the pitches.
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Injury report: Schneider has missed the last two games because of tightness in his left hamstring. He hurt himself running the bases against the Mets on Saturday. The injury is not considered serious.
This and that: The Nationals are expected to make more cuts on Wednesday. The roster is currently at 42. ...The Nationals had their first kangaroo court, with Barry Larkin, the special advisor to the general manager, as the judge. The session lasted for more than an hour, and a lot of laughter could be heard outside the room. Fines could be up to $10.
Did you know: Lopez and Abraham Nunez lead the Nationals in strikeouts with 10 this spring.
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Coming up: The Nationals travel to Jupiter, Fla., to play the Marlins on Tuesday at 1:05 p.m. ET. Chico will face Florida right-hander Ricky Nolasco. Chico, a rookie, is close to making the starting rotation.
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Faux Pumpkin Pie (Squash)
This is a wonderful use for fall squash. If there is too much filling, the surplus may be baked in custard cups set in a pan of hot water. Do not bake it with the pie because the steam from the water will make the pie soggy.
2 pounds butternut squash, cubed
1 cup white sugar
1 pinch salt
1/8 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
2 cups hot milk
3 eggs
1 tablespoon butter, melted
1 9-inch single crust pie pastry
Preheat the oven to 425 degrees F (220 degrees C).
In a small saucepan, cover squash cubes with water. Bring to a boil and cook until tender, about 15 minutes. Drain, cool and mash. Measure out 2 cups of mashed squash and refrigerate remaining leftover amount.
Mix sugar, salt, and spices. Blend in milk, squash, eggs, and butter. Pour the filling into an unbaked pie shell.
Bake at 425 degrees F (220 degrees C) for 40 minutes, or until a knife blade inserted in the center comes out clean.
1 9-inch pie
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Less than a year ago, the sight of Ian Paisley and Martin McGuinness in the same photo frame, smiling as they pursue with obvious enthusiasm and apparent goodwill, the task of establishing a power-sharing administration in the North, would have been inconceivable.
That it is happening daily is enough to upset those who would seek to prevent political development - either the doubters on the fringes of the DUP, who deride the pair as the 'chuckle brothers', dissident republicans, with eyes firmly fixed on the rear-view mirror; or some traditional unionists, who resent the DUP having stolen their clothes.
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This strikes at the heart of the Patten reforms of policing. It is an indicator of the success in implementing these proposals that the proportion of Catholic police officers is now three times what it was, and that nearly half the applicants to join come from a nationalist background.
If a campaign of murder were to deter recruits from republican areas, or to force serving officers to move away from family and friends, then that would indeed be damaging.
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Digital Village customers are being given the chance to try out the new Line 6 James Tyler Variax guitar this summer.
Line 6 demonstrator Paul Hindmarsh will head to each of the chain's seven stores and show off the Variax's numerous features. Designed my master luthier James Tyler, the guitar can switch between 28 different vintage instruments at the turn of a knob.The latest update from Line 6 gives the modelling guitars five next-generation acoustic guitar models based on well known six and 12-strings from Martin, Guild and Gibson.
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Expect More Chicken And Less Burgers In McDonald's Future
Blame the economy. Blame the health nuts. Blame fierce competition. McDonald's new CEO has arrived, and he's ready to play chicken with America's favorite restaurant.
As Don Thompson moves into his new role, he brings a game plan to shake up consumers perceptions of McDonalds. The main player in that game plan: chicken.
Thanks to the lackluster economy, chicken is cheaper than beef. It's also seen as a healthier alternative to McDonald's standard food fare: burgers.
However, even as plans are in place to shake up the burger-heavy menu at the fast food restaurant – company spokespeople are quick to point out that McDonald's company strategy has not changed.
McDonald's New CEO Focuses on Chicken Amid Shaky Economy – Businessweek.


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For all its recent troubles, Netflix is moving on with its business.
The Los Gatos-based video-rental company is expanding its streaming service to Ireland and the United Kingdom in the coming year.
The expansion won't necessarily resemble what American subscribers have gotten used to. The company did not reveal how much service would cost across the pond or what content would be available.
Licensing agreements could limit what Netflix may be able to offer.
The company recently angered its once loyal customer base when it said it would raised prices for its combined streaming and mail-in service.
With several of its original contracts with Hollywood producers ending, Netflix has been forced to spend more on new contracts.
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Blue Jays make the most of extra picks
Club had seven selections within first two rounds
By Gregor Chisholm / MLB.com
The Jays were awarded the extra picks after losing left-fielder Frank Catalanotto, left-handed pitcher Ted Lilly, and reliever Justin Speier to free agency over the offseason.
The seven picks Toronto had in the first two rounds of the Draft were six more than they had last year. In 2006, Toronto made just two selections in the first five rounds after signing No. 2 starter A.J. Burnett and closer B.J. Ryan to multi-year contracts.
"We had foregone some picks the last couple of years for signing some free agents," said Jays scouting director Jon Lalonde. "This year to kind of get those picks back, so to speak, was really beneficial. We feel we added some depth, we added some athletic players and some arms that we like."
The Jays' first selection was 16th overall and they used it on 18-year-old shortstop Kevin Ahrens. Ahrens hit .426 with 10 home runs and 41 RBIs for Memorial High school in Houston. He possesses a lot of power and is expected to be more suited playing third base at the professional level.
Lalonde says he's someone the Jays have been watching for awhile.
"He's a young man we scouted really hard," Lalonde said. "We liked him since last summer and followed his progress since then."
It marks the second straight year that the Jays have used their first-round pick on a high school player. In 2006, the Jays selected outfielder Travis Snider 14th overall. The earliest Ricciardi had selected a high schooler before then was with the 206th pick in the 2002 Draft. Since the beginning of that year, the Jays have drafted 226 college players compared to 55 high schoolers.
Toronto's second pick was 21st overall and the Jays used it on 21-year-old catcher J.P. Arencibia. He was drafted by the Mariners in the 17th round of the 2004 Draft but opted to attend the University of Tennessee instead of playing professional baseball. He ranks third in school history in RBIs (165) and fifth in home runs (33).
Some scouts have questioned his defensive ability behind the plate, but the Jays say they aren't concerned.
"Defensively, we think he'll be fine," Lalonde said. "He has all the tools to catch and we think he has the opportunity to be an offensive catcher and a leader as well."
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|Josh Vitters
|Cypress HS (Calif.)
|Daniel Moskos
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Of the 35 picks Toronto made, only two were used on outfielders. Lalonde says Toronto already has some young outfielders in their Minor League system that they wanted to save room for.
"We have some young Latin players in our Gulf Coast League affiliate that we want to see play," Lalonde said. "We also have some guys who are slated to go to our [split season] Auburn affiliate. You don't want to take guys just for the sake of it. You don't want to draft guys and have them go sit on the bench somewhere and be miserable."
Toronto used its third overall pick to select its first pitcher, left-hander Brett Cecil. In total, the Jays drafted four catchers, one first baseman, three second baseman, four shortstops, 14 right-handed pitchers, and seven lefties.
Of the eight high school players drafted in the first 30 rounds by the Jays, only one was a pitcher. The long-term potential of high school pitchers is tougher to predict, and Lalonde says the Jays have traditionally devoted more of their resources towards scouting other areas.
"We have a bit of a smaller scouting staff," Lalonde said. "We don't want to be the type of team that bounces in and out of that high school pitching market. I think if you're going to be in it, you have to be committed to it, and you can't do it half-heartedly. We don't want to pick and choose in the high school market and I don't think we have the manpower to go full out and necessarily see all the high school pitchers who deserve to be seen."
Three players from Ontario were drafted by Toronto: catcher Joel Collins (325th pick) of Richmond Hill, shortstop Steven Condotta (385th pick) of Mississauga, and shortstop Kyle Gilligan (835th) from Toronto.
The Jays' last pick came in the 30th round. They decided to drop out of the Draft after that round because they didn't feel there was anyone still available that really fit into Toronto's long-term plans.
"Once you've filled all your player development needs," said Lalonde, "and there's not any players on the board that your scouts have really strong opinions on, we didn't want to draft just for the sake of drafting. We want to do what's right with the young men. And if you draft them without the intention of signing them, maybe there was a club behind you that wanted to sign them or at least give them an opportunity."
Gregor Chisholm is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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2. Hollings Stories Laud Racial Record, Skip Segregationist Work
3. Conservatives Follow "Like the Members of a Moose Lodge"
CNBC: "On Many Issues" Dean "Centrist,"
Monday night on CNBC, David Shuster delivered another effort to portray Howard Dean as less than liberal. On the News with Brian Williams, Shuster contended: "On many issues, Dean is a centrist. He supports the death penalty, gun ownership and balanced budgets." As if supporting massive new spending and further government intervention into peoples' lives makes you a centrist so long as you raise taxes to pay for it and, therefore, maintain a balanced budget.
But Shuster's story did go on to recount how competitors Joe Lieberman and John Kerry are calling Dean too liberal to win a general election, thus showing how much of the national media are the left of the Democratic field.
And on Tuesday's Today, during an interview with Dean, Matt Lauer asked Dean to respond to Lieberman and Kerry and actually took Dean on from the right, squeezing in this question at the very end of the segment: "Ten seconds left. Are you too liberal to win the general election?"
These approaches to Dean follow recent efforts by other outlets to disguise his liberalness. The August 4 CyberAlert recounted: Before former Vermont Governor Howard Dean can be painted as a far-left ideologue, the national media are coming to his aide, penning stories about how he's not only not liberal, he's really a conservative. "He remains a fiscal conservative," declared a New York Times story last Wednesday. Then on Sunday, the front page of the Washington Post carried this unequivocal headline: "As Governor, Dean Was Fiscal Conservative." In Time, John Cloud argued that "the truth" is that Dean "is a rock-ribbed budget hawk, a moderate on gays and guns, and a true lefty on only a few issues." Cloud insisted that "Dean, who has been compared so often to George McGovern and Ralph Nader, is far more like George W. Bush." Cloud's evidence: Dean's patrician upbringing in a Republican family who "belonged to the super-exclusive Maidstone golf club, which for decades had no minority or Jewish members."
For details: www.mediaresearch.org
David Shuster began his August 4 piece on CNBC's The News with Brian Williams, though anchored by Dawn Fratangelo, as taken down by MRC analyst Brad Wilmouth: "This weekend in Nashua, New Hampshire, they were lined up past the garage. The Dean campaign was expecting 50 voters, a successful house party by any measure, but Dean found 200. The curiosity and buzz over the former Governor of Vermont has both energized and terrified the Democratic Party. On many issues, Dean is a centrist. He supports the death penalty, gun ownership and balanced budgets."
Lauer's questions to Dean on the August 5 Today on Tuesday morning, as transcribed by MRC analyst Geoffrey Dickens:
-- "Well listen here's the good news. You've got the trifecta in terms of magazine exposure this week. Time, Newsweek and U.S. News and World Report. The bad news is you've gotten full the attention of your Democratic competitors. The head of the Kerry campaign said quote, 'It would be absolutely impossible for you to be elected President.' Joe Lieberman said yesterday, 'Your candidacy is a ticket to nowhere.' How does it feel to be so popular?"
-- "Well here's what Senator Lieberman said about you. He said, 'a candidate who is opposed to the war against Saddam, who's called for the repeal of all the Bush tax cuts, which would result in an increase in taxes on the middle-class, I believe will not offer the kind of leadership American needs to meet the challenges that we face today.'"
-- "The President, as you know, is enjoying about a 58 percent approval rating according to our latest polling. He's gone off on a working vacation in Texas and I guess in, in keeping with your in-your-face style you've decided to start running campaign ads right in his own backyard. I guess you feel he's gonna be watching some local television. Let me show you a clip of one of your ads."
-- "On the subject of Iraq, as you mentioned before, you opposed the war, you didn't think the reasons were right for committing U.S. troops. Now we're there, okay, that's a given. And we've got a shaky peace and we've got Americans being attacked almost on a daily basis. If you were President today Governor Dean, what would you do?"
-- "Well the President wants to inter-, the President wants to internationalize the force there too. He would like NATO to send a significant force. The French and Germans say they're not gonna do that without a UN mandate and let's face it they may set the bar so high that we can't accept their troops anyway. So if we aren't going to get that NATO support what would you do? Would you send more American troops?"
-- "If, if you were President of the United States right now on the subject of Saddam Hussein would you want him captured or killed?"
-- "You talk about balancing the budget. There's a huge federal deficit right now between $4 and $5 hundred billion. You'd like to repeal the President's long-term tax cuts but most experts say that would only solve part of the problem. You'd have to make major cuts. Where would the bulk of those cuts come?"
-- "The Time profile in the issue this week starts with an interesting paragraph. Let me read it to you and get your reaction. 'Look back at nearly every campaign trail to the White House and you'll find imbedded in the asphalt the flattened-form of a once captivating outsider. The story line plays out as follows. He seizes the imagination with a compelling message and personality. He upsets the dynamic of the race, the media lavish attention and praise on him, he makes a rookie mistake or two under the TV lights, the reporters turn on him and his fanatical legions realize he wasn't the guy they thought he was.' How do you avoid, Governor, becoming that flattened-form in the asphalt of this race?"
-- "Ten seconds left. Are you too liberal to win the general election?"
Hollings Stories Laud Racial Record,
Washington Post and New York Times stories Tuesday, on the decision of South Carolina Senator Ernest Hollings to not seek re-election, lauded the Democrat for how, in contrast to what occurred in other Southern states, as Governor he had presided over "the peaceful" and "orderly desegregation" of South Carolina's public schools.
But in offering such a positive review of Hollings' record on race, the newspapers skated over his role as a dogged defender of segregation who only gave in when he realized the fight was hopeless, a favor not afforded to Southern Republicans with an unpleasant history on race. Recall how Trent Lott was portrayed as a racial retrograde, not as a relative moderate on race for not participating in the most virulent anti-black activity when he belonged to a segregated fraternity.
Neither the Post nor Times reminded readers how Hollings managed to vote, decades apart, against the two blacks ever nominated to the Supreme Court: Thurgood Marshall and Clarence Thomas. Nor did they remind readers how, as a symbol of anti-desegregation defiance, it was Hollings as Governor who had the Confederate flag raised over the South Carolina statehouse. As Deroy Murdock wrote in January on National Review Online:
For Murdoch's piece in full in the wake of Lott's resignation: www.nationalreview.com
But the very same newspapers and, in the case of the Post, the very same reporter, in earlier stories had recounted Hollings' less admirable record in the 1950s.
First, the relevant paragraphs from the August 5 stories on Hollings' retirement, and then what those same newspapers recalled back in the 1980s about Hollings:
-- Helen Dewar asserted in her Tuesday story: "Hollings's public career spans 55 years, starting when, as a World War II veteran, he was elected to the South Carolina legislature in 1948 at age 26. He went on to become Lieutenant Governor and Governor, presiding over the peaceful desegregation of South Carolina public schools at a time when many southern states were bitterly resisting integration."
That story is online at: www.washingtonpost.com
For the article in its entirety: www.nytimes.com
Now compare those summaries of his civil rights record to what those same newspapers recounted in the early 1980s, as I found via Nexis, though even then they tried to put the best positive spin on it:
-- Washington Post reporter Helen Dewar in a January 10, 1984 profile of then presidential candidate Hollings, a piece which carried a headline which trumpeted, "A colorful Marverick: An Achiever With a Solid Senate Record." The excerpt:
For any southern politician, civil rights is a litmus test, and the testing time for Hollings came on Jan. 9, 1963, when he was delivering his farewell address as governor to the South Carolina Legislature.
Within days, the first black student was to be admitted under federal court order to state-run Clemson University. With shouts of defiance echoing from Alabama and Mississippi, the atmosphere throughout South Carolina, including inside its state capitol, was tense.
"If he'd wanted to stand in the schoolhouse door, he would have had strong support," said former governor Robert E. McNair, who said Hollings had been advised by many friends simply to hand over the problem to his successor, Donald Russell.
Instead, Hollings said simply that "South Carolina is running out of courts." It must choose "a government of laws rather than a government of men," he told the hushed legislature, and do its duty "with dignity."...
But he was elected governor as a defender of state's rights, and he fought for segregation in the courts to the bitter end, even though, as he concedes now, he knew it was wrong and doomed.
He acknowledges that the realization came as early as 1952, when he sat in the Supreme Court, as a lawyer for South Carolina in a case that eventually figured in the landmark 1954 school decision, and thought of black soldiers with whom he had fought in World War II.
"I realized then that the game was over," he said.
"We fought the same oppression and won the same fight, but they were on the back of the bus when we got home," he observed in a recent Senate speech in which he candidly admitted his earlier wrongs on the issue.
As with his subsequent vote in the Senate against confirmation of Thurgood Marshall as the first black justice of the Supreme Court, he says simply, "It wasn't racist; it was politics."
In addition to voting against Marshall in 1967, one of only 11 to do so, Hollings has more recently supported anti-busing legislation, a combination that led to a failing grade last year from the NAACP....
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-- A bit earlier, in the June 8, 1983 New York Times, some reporter named Howell Raines -- I think he went on to bigger and greater things, but it didn't last -- recalled:
In 1959, he was elected Governor of South Carolina as a defender of segregation, having promised to protect "the Southern way of life" against "the dictation of a power-happy Federal Government."
'We'd Run Out of Courts'
"I knew it was wrong, but there wasn't anything you could do about it, coming along politically," Senator Hollings now says of his behavior in those days.
He conducted what he calls "a separate but equal kind of governorship." He opposed Ku Klux Klan violence, but at the same time he committed the state to a policy of using every available legal maneuver to defend segregation.
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Conservatives Follow "Like the Members
Reminiscent of how a Washington Post reporter in 1993 claimed in a news story that Christian Right leaders can easily generate support because "their followers are largely poor, uneducated, and easy to command," Boston Globe Washington Bureau Chief Peter Canellos on Tuesday passed along a similar stereotype in a story about a new liberal legal group. Canellos opined: "While conservatives answer a call to order like the members of a Moose Lodge, liberals fall to cat-fighting like contestants on a reality-TV dating show." He did at least add, "or so the thinking goes."
The thinking of liberals who don't accept that they already control most of the news media and somehow see themselves as underdogs to an organized conservative onslaught.
In his page A-3 "National Interest" column on the creation of the liberal American Constitution Society, Canellos also adopted the liberal spin on the 2000 election as he warned of the reach of the conservative Federalist Society:
Before getting to the rest of the August 5 Canellos piece about how liberals have recognized "that conservatives have created a dominant network linking politics and private organizations," the 1993 Washington Post quote in full. In a February 1, 1993 Post news story, then Washington Post reporter Michael Weisskopf wrote: "Corporations pay public relations firms millions of dollars to contrive the kind of grass-roots response that Falwell or Pat Robertson can galvanize in a televised sermon. Their followers are largely poor, uneducated, and easy to command."
Now, an excerpt from the August 5 news section column by Canellos in the Boston Globe:
....The first convention of the American Constitution Society, devoted to connecting left-leaning law professors, politicians, and practicing attorneys, drew a crowd of 800 under a banner proclaiming "Human Dignity, Individual Rights, and Genuine Equality."
Founded to "counter the conservative dominance of the law," the group aims to be a counterweight to the right-leaning Federalist Society, which over the last 20 years has promoted conservative thinkers, including scores of Bush judicial appointees. The American Constitution Society is merely the toniest example of the liberals' recent attempts to close the message gap with conservatives. It springs from essentially the same impulse as Al Gore's proposal to create a liberal cable network to match up against Rupert Murdoch's Fox News and the yearning from some quarters to put populist filmmaker Michael Moore on the radio to go belly-to-belly with Rush Limbaugh.
There is more than a desire for payback behind these efforts. They are part of a broader recognition that conservatives have created a dominant network linking politics and private organizations. GOP fund-raisers support a shelf-full of right-wing magazines, which in turn promote provocative conservative authors like Ann Coulter. These writers then bestow the movement's approval on chosen thinkers, many identified by the powerful 30,000-member Federalist Society....
But as the liberals start to hook up the cars in their own ideological train, much of the political world is awaiting the inevitable crash. While conservatives answer a call to order like the members of a Moose Lodge, liberals fall to cat-fighting like contestants on a reality-TV dating show. Or so the thinking goes.
So it was a surprise that the convention, a mix of seminars and get-togethers, including a "Janet Reno Dance Party" hosted by the former attorney general, went off over the weekend without missing a beat....
But merely agreeing to fight the Bush administration is not, by itself, a measure of success. The conservative movement rose to power because it concentrated on a few simple principles and held to them ruthlessly. The Federalist Society missed no opportunity to assert that the Constitution had been stretched way beyond the Founding Fathers' intentions. They taught, studied, and spoke out so diligently that even many liberals came to accept their view....
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For the piece in full: www.boston.com
# Tonight on NBC's Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Arnold Schwarzenegger announces his gubernatorial intentions.
-- Brent Baker


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This was tweeted today by the people behind Angry Birds. Their new game comes out on Thursday.
The Tweet followed an attempt by the folks behind Saints Row to bottle some of today's GTA V buzz for themselves.
And here's a new promo for Ubisoft's Watch Dogs, the new contender in the open-world genre that Rockstar pioneered...


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The following information is provided as a starting place for landlords. The Taunton Police Department hopes in the near future to have a formal written guidebook similar to the Brockton Police one linked below.
Brockton Police Landlord Handbook
Attorney General's Guide to Landlord/Tenant Rights
Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation
Massachusetts Law Libraries Landlord/Tenant Page
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I happened to watch the Jude Law movie "Alfie" the other night.
While I can't recommend it based on its merits as a movie (especially if you have as little time as I do), I found the message in it to be very disturbing and worth noting.
Basically, the film is about a young British guy (good looking, of course) who is a limo driver in New York City. He's a ladies man, and pulls action all the time. Over the course of the movie, you see his cocky and confident facade pulled down by a series of events that make him re-think his approach to life and women.
Now, on the surface, this seems like the standard cautionary tale about not using people and thinking of other people's feelings. After all, Alfie is just using these poor women and being a real jerk.
But wait a minute here... IS he?
He actually is very straightforward about his intentions from the start. He explains that he doesn't want to stick with one woman. He doesn't mistreat any of his ladies, and they all enjoy his company. And while these women all act hurt from time to time about the fact that Alfie isn't likely to settle down with any of them, they all knew the deal from the beginning.
The danger that this movie presents is that it portrays these women as helpless victims, women who we are supposed to believe were tricked into Alfie's bed under false pretenses.
The one that stands out is his friend's girlfriend who actually comes on to HIM and they get jiggy on the pool table at her bar. Now, some bad things happen because of this get-together, but again, she knew what she was doing - and WANTED to do it.
Here's the dangerous and incorrect message that the movie tries to get you to believe: "Women are helpless creatures who can't make their own decisions, and the man that seduces them is a BAD person."
Oh, and one more related message is underneath that one: "Guys who seduce or sleep with more than one woman, OR who don't want to be tied down, are JERKS."
And one more that's even more disturbing: "Women aren't responsible for their decisions."
This is the dangerous message that the media is trying to perpetuate on you. It's dangerous for men and women. And, quite honestly, it's more insulting to women if you look at it in the right light.
Every one of the women in that movie knew what she was doing. It's not the man's responsibility to sit her down and have her sign a disclosure before she sleeps with him so that she acknowledges the reality of what she's getting into.
The real truth is that women often put on romantic blinders when dealing with men. (Men even do this.) We see and believe what we WANT to so that we can DO what we want to.
Unless you have a gun held to your head, you CHOOSE to do everything that you do. No one is pulling your strings.
Unless you are outright lying and being deceitful with a person, they are making the choices that they WANT to make.
Don't believe this garbage that men are the cads and womanizers. Women - and men - everywhere need more guys like Alfie to demonstrate the real Alpha Man traits that are sorely lacking in our world today.
Sometimes all a woman wants is a guy she can have a good time with, no matter how long it lasts.
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This afternoon's 'Tickets @ 2′ hit is "My Guy" by Mary Wells. It was her last recording for Motown.Mary was the first female star for the rcord label, she also became the first to leave the label when 20th Century Fox wooed her with a $200, 000 advance and potential movie roles.
Mary Wells' fellow Motown star, Smokey Robinson, wrote and produced the song. He also wrote the sequel "My Girl" for The Temptations.
This was the song that broke up The Beatles famous monopoly on the Top 5 US chart positions in May of 1964.
Smokey performed a softer rendition of the song at the eulogy at Mary Wells' memorial service in 1992. She was diagnosed with cancer in 1990..
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Italy wrapped up an unbeaten Euro 2012 qualifying campaign with a comfortable 3-0 win over Northern Ireland in Pescara to top Group C by 10 points as the visiting coach, Nigel Worthington, ended his four-year stint with another defeat.
Italy, who had qualified for the finals in Poland and Ukraine last month with two matches to spare, were comfortable winners with two goals for Antonio Cassano and an own-goal by Gareth McAuley.
Ending qualification with eight wins and two draws from their 10 games, an Italy side rejuvenated by Cesare Prandelli will go into the finals as one of the favourites while Northern Ireland, who end their campaign with nine points, begin the search for a new coach.
Estonia finished second in the group on 16 points to go into the play-offs for the first time.
Sebastian Giovinco almost made the perfect start, combining with Cassano before firing a left-foot shot from 20 metres that skidded hard into Maik Taylor's midriff off the wet surface.
Northern Ireland, who slipped to fifth in the group following a 2-1 defeat at home to Estonia on Friday, almost fell behind after 19 minutes when Giovinco's spinning corner was flicked on at the near post but Giorgio Chiellini, lunging awkwardly off balance, could only head wide from point-blank range.
Two minutes later, though, Italy made the breakthrough when De Rossi lobbed a superb ball over the Irish defence for the run of Cassano who timed his volley to perfection, finding the corner for his eighth international goal.
Despite missing a number of regulars including Aaron Hughes and Jonny Evans, Northern Ireland fought back and came close to equalising when Gianluigi Buffon had to throw himself full length to his right to turn aside a Ryan McGivern header.
The home side were enjoying the lion's share of possession, though, and after Giovinco and Riccardo Montolivo went close, Cassano raced on to an Alberto Aquilani pass after 53 minutes before drilling a low shot into the corner.
After Taylor had turned a Montolivo shot aside he was beaten for a third time in calamitous circumstances after 74 minutes when McAuley kicked the ball from his hands after initially miscuing a clearance.


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Scott Patrick Wilcox, 51, of South Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach, FL died Thursday, January 17, 2013, surrounded by his family and friends in the JFK Medical Center, Atlantis, FL. Born in Southbridge, MA,a son of the late Francis J. and Excelle Jeanne (Morgan) Wilcox, he lived in Smithfield prior to moving to West Palm Beach. Scott was a self employed Masonry Contractor. He graduated from Smithfield High School and URI. He was a member of the P. A. Club in Smithfield. He enjoyed fishing, golf and spending time with his grandson Kaedon. He leaves his son, Michael Wilcox and a grandson, Kaedon Wilcox both of Boynton Beach, FL, his sisters, Debbie Elliot of Cumberland, Jeanne Worman of Audubon, PA and Kerrie Wilcox of Pawtucket, his brothers, Craig Morgan Wilcox of Smithfield, Richard Wilcox of Providence and David Wilcox of Cumberland and several nieces and nephews. He was the brother of the late Michael Wilcox. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Saturday, January 26, 2013 at 9:00AM in St. Michael's Church, 80 Farnum Pike, Smithfield. Visitation Friday 4-7pm in the ANDERSON-WINFIELD Funeral Home, Route 44 at Greenville Common, Greenville.
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With more than 2 million prostate cancer survivors in the United States today, there is a demand for high-quality survivorship care. After treatment for localized prostate cancer, men face a number of long-term challenges including side effects of treatment, such as severe urinary incontinence in 10% and erectile dysfunction in nearly 80%, as well as the 10% to 40% risk of disease recurrence, depending on tumor aggressiveness.[1-3] Accordingly, a central component of prostate cancer survivorship, and a recommendation in the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) and American Urological Association (AUA) guidelines, is the use of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing to monitor for disease recurrence.[4, 5] Although it is uncertain how adherence to these guidelines impacts long-term cancer outcomes, early detection of disease recurrence identifies men that may benefit from local salvage therapy and broadens treatment options for patients with asymptomatic metastatic disease. Thus, adherence to PSA surveillance recommendations may be a proxy for quality of survivorship care in patients with prostate cancer.
Given the centrality of PSA surveillance in prostate cancer survivorship, the findings by Trantham et al[6] in this issue of Cancer raise important questions about the quality of survivorship care, particularly among racial and ethnic minorities. Although the majority of men (97%) received a PSA test within the first year after surgery, by postoperative year 5, there was a 20% reduction in testing, and non-Hispanic black and Hispanic men had lower odds of receiving a PSA test as compared to white men.
There are several potential explanations for these findings. First and foremost, using claims data to study guideline adherence is inherently challenging because administrative data sets lack the clinical detail to understand whether "noncompliance with guidelines" represents substandard care or appropriate clinical judgment. For example, large studies using claims data have demonstrated that only 0.3% to 3.2% of patients with non–muscle invasive bladder cancer received intravesical chemotherapy (IVC) following transurethral bladder tumor resection despite evidence-based guidelines supporting its routine use.[7, 8] Although these studies answer important questions about patterns of care, the most critical questions are those they fail to answer, namely, why so many men apparently did not receive the recommended treatment. How can we understand and improve upon this chasm in quality of care?
One such solution is through physician-led quality improvement projects such as the Urological Surgery Quality Collaborative (USQC). The USQC collects prospective data from several regional urology practices and gathers detailed information about clinical encounters to identify areas of quality improvement. In a recent USQC project exploring patterns of IVC use among patients with non–muscle invasive bladder cancer, approximately 35% of patients likely to benefit from IVC after transurethral bladder tumor resection received the recommended treatment, whereas IVC was withheld for a clinically appropriate reason in at least half of the remaining patients.[9] Therefore, the actual opportunity for improvement was far lower than suspected when clinical judgment was accounted for. In addition to more accurately depicting practice patterns, regional and statewide quality improvement collaboratives have generated significant improvements in quality of care through comparative performance feedback and educational interventions.[10-12]
In the study by Trantham et al, it is possible that some proportion of the 20% of men that failed to receive a PSA test after radical prostatectomy did so for a clinically appropriate reason. However, given the use of claims data, this was not possible to determine, and any explanation of the findings remains speculative. For example, because not all patients harbor the same risk of recurrence and the NCCN and AUA guidelines do not modify surveillance recommendations based on patient risk factors, it is possible that some providers decreased the intensity of PSA surveillance testing for men they considered less likely to recur or those in poor health. Although there may be an element of thoughtful clinical decision-making to explain decreased PSA surveillance testing, quality of care variations based on nonclinical factors such as race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and insurance suggest the presence of a true disparity. The underlying causes of such disparities may include inadequate financial resources, poor access to care, and limited health care navigation skills. Thus, although the findings in Trantham et al raise important questions about why certain patients do not receive recommended PSA surveillance testing, they also reinforce the need to improve how we follow patients after local treatment for prostate cancer. Although collaborative quality improvement efforts such as the USQC are critical for improving our understanding of patterns of care and uncovering opportunities for quality improvement, other initiatives may be required to improve survivorship care on the national level.
Because prostate cancer survivorship care is often a shared responsibility, poor communication between radiation oncologists, medical oncologists, urologists and primary providers may result in fragmentation and gaps in follow-up care, suggesting that any plan to improve care should target all involved physicians.[13] In 2005, the Institute of Medicine published From Cancer Patient to Cancer Survivor: Lost in Transition, which recognized survivorship as an important stage in cancer treatment and recommended the use of a written care summary and follow-up plan describing how to monitor for disease recurrence and long-term treatment effects.[14] A survivorship care plan (SCP) has been designated as a high-priority survivorship element at a recent conference sponsored by LIVESTRONG and has been promoted as part of high-quality survivorship care by the American Society of Clinical Oncology.[15, 16] The goals of a written SCP are to improve communication and establish a "shared care" approach among physicians, standardize follow-up plans, improve guideline adherence, optimize the continuity and coordination of care, and enhance patient education.[16, 17] Although not necessarily evidence-based, SCPs "can reasonably be assumed to improve care" until proven otherwise.[17]
With the number and longevity of prostate cancer survivors and the necessity for coordination between multiple specialists and primary providers, prostate cancer presents a unique opportunity in which a SCP may make a significant difference. This plan could include a risk-stratified surveillance protocol; directives on when and by whom surveillance testing should be performed; recommendations for the management of treatment side effects, including grounds for specialist referral; and suggestions on general health maintenance counseling. It could be a hard-copy document, either owned by the physician or patient, or integrated into an electronic medical record.
The oncology community has only just begun to use SCPs, and their use in patients with urologic diseases is limited.[18] Currently, the LIVESTRONG foundation offers online SCPs for patients with any number of urologic malignancies, including prostate cancer, that can be generated and customized by the patient.[19] These plans provide excellent educational resources, but lack the necessary tools for clinical coordination, communication, and follow-up. Given their familiarity with the priorities of prostate cancer survivors, urologists must assume a central role in improving the coordination and delivery of quality survivorship care to men after treatment for prostate cancer, possibly through the development of an SCP. Although an SCP is by no means a panacea to problems with guideline adherence and disparities in cancer care, it may represent a practical, inexpensive, and useful tool in the effort to improve the quality of survivorship care on the national level.


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Another Friday, another group of additions to the movie images galleries. So what do we have today? New images for Oliver Stone's "W.", which will either suck or win every award in the universe, Jigsaw's "Saw 5" gets a couple of additions, and so do those wacky kids from "Twilight". New movie galleries are put up for the horror flick "The Haunting in Connecticut", which includes a poster and the first still from the film, "The Elephant King", and the sure-to-be feel-good favorite of the year, "The Boy In The Striped Pajamas".
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I recently participated in an online conversation with Readers' Advisory librarians across the country. One of the things we discussed was sure bet books. Sure bets are those tried and true titles that we find ourselves suggesting to readers over and over. A librarian from Seattle Public challenged us to come up with ten titles that are—generally speaking—crowd pleasers. There were quite a few overlaps and some titles that were brand new to me, but it was a great exercise.
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In compiling a list of underrated players, I find myself coming up with a lot of players from the 1970s and '80s. This might be a product of my natural bias I was a young fan in those years, and we tend to glorify the heroes of our youth but I don't think so. Rather, I think it's because there were more teams and more players in the '70s and '80s than there had been, so it was easier for great players to slip between the cracks. Also, the Hall of Fame has done a pretty good job of electing marginal Hall of Fame talent from the old days, but has (somewhat intentionally) resisted the temptation with more modern players. And it's hard to be underrated if you have a shiny plaque in Cooperstown.
Catcher: Ted Simmons (3.74)
That number in parentheses? That's the highest percentage of Hall of Fame votes Simmons garnered; it takes 75 percent for election. Simmons got 17 votes (3.74 percent of the electorate) in 1994, his first year of eligibility and also his last, as he fell off the ballot for lack of support. But just for a moment, wipe the name "Ted Simmons" from your mind and let me describe a nameless player: "decent defensive catcher, eight-time All-Star with 2,472 career hits, No. 1 among players who spent most of their careers behind the plate." Sound like a Hall of Famer to you? I haven't even mentioned nameless player's power; his 778 extra-base hits rank behind only Carlton Fisk among catchers.
As I suspect you've suspected, this player does have a name, and it's Ted Simmons. Oh, I know people think Simmons was an awful catcher, but for the first half of his career, he was decent enough. He wasn't Johnny Bench (nobody was), and people probably held that against him. And Simmons' career didn't end on a happy note; he spent his last five seasons as a weak-hitting DH/PH type, and people probably held that against him, too. But Simmons was a great player, and all the Hall of Fame voters in North America won't convince me otherwise.


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Viggo Mortensen in A Walk on the Moon
Walk on the Moon Cast and Crew
Viggo Mortensen: Walker Jerome
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Walk on the Moon Synopsis
Set in 1969, the "summer of love", in upstate New York. Pearl Kantrowitz (Lane) is a married woman in her early 30s who is feeling stuck. With her husband away, she indulges her attraction to the "blouse man" Walker Jerome (Viggo Mortensen). She experiences wonderful new things, including making love under a waterfall and a day at Woodstock, but of course her actions threaten not only her marriage but the welfare of her two children.
Walk on the Moon Brief Review
Liev Schreiber, Anna Paquin, and Tovah Feldshuh provide strong support as Pearl's husband, coming-of-age daughter, and mother in law, respectively. All the characters are played as multi-dimensional, deeply caring people who are going through difficult transitions. Perhaps things work out a little too easily but I enjoyed the movie thoroughly.
Walk on the Moon Soundtrack
1. Sunlight - The Youngbloods
A Walk on the Moon Articles & Interviews
Talking with...Viggo Mortensen - Pamela's Film and Entertainment Site, January 1999
Viggo Mortensen: Renaissance Man - Cleveland Plain Dealer, April 1, 1999
Mooning Over Viggo Mortensen - USA Today, April 21, 1999
Walk on the Moon Movie Resources
A Walk on the Moon: Request for Director's Cut - Fans of A Walk on the Moon are requesting that the studio release a multi-region "Director's Cut" DVD that includes a number of deleted scenes between Viggo Mortensen and Diane Lane. Sign the petition online.
Celluloid Haven: A Walk on the Moon - Review in both Spanish and English plus quite a few stills (screen captures).
Obsession Photo Gallery: A Walk on the Moon - Huge collection of still images from A Walk on the Moon, mostly screen captures.
Obsession: A Walk on the Moon Audio Clips - Over a dozen heartstopping mp3 audio files of Viggo Mortensen in the movie A Walk on the Moon.
Playing Dodgeball with Woodstock, Moon Walk - Feb. 1999 interview with Tony Goldwyn, director of Walk on the Moon, on the production and casting of the film. "When I saw some of Viggo's work, I thought, that's always who I've had in my head. I realized there is not one other actor anywhere who could play Viggo's part other than Viggo. He has this kind of complexity and mysteriousness to him. He doesn't have to say much and you get a lot."
sagralisse... walk on the moon screencaps - Over 130 high quality screen captures from A Walk on the Moon.
Val's Screencaps: Viggo Mortensen in A Walk on the Moon - Around 150 screen captures of Viggo Mortensen as Walker Jerome in A Walk on the Moon. Mostly full-screen, some cropped. Larger than the average screencap.
Walk on the Moon Movie Reviews
Barnaby Marriott Reviews: A Walk On The Moon - Marriott calls A Walk on the Moon "One of the most underrated and charming motion pictures to be released in the 1990s," with special appreciation for the quality of the cast. "What makes such a simple story so enthralling to watch is when such a fine cast all make their characters so believably real and sympathetic, in particular Diane Lane in the lead role of Pearl." He also commends Mortensen: "Many critics and filmgoers claimed that Viggo Mortensen's character was too one-dimensional and not rounded out properly. In my opinion, Viggo portrays Walker Jerome EXACTLY how the script intended - subtle and mysterious, but still played to the hilt."
Cozzi fan Tutti Review: A Walk on the Moon - Serious in-depth review with a tongue-in-cheek attitude calls A Walk on the Moon a "gem of a film." I quote: "lovingly married fourteen years to Marty, a pleasant but plodding TV repairman, [Pearl] often wonders what her life might have been had had she not been tied down with a family at seventeen, spending the summers playing mah-jongg.... Enter Walker Jerome, ... a chiseled-jawed Nordic god right off the cover of a romance novel, a self-contained Merry Prankster in his own converted schoolbus, out of which he sells schmattes to the housewives in the camp. Sparks fly, and soon Pearl is getting schtupped and -- oy gevalt! -- muff-dived ... just as Neil Armstrong lands on the moon." She concludes, "For all its hot sex in the summer of love, A WALK ON THE MOON is a deeply moral, yet uplifting film that never deteriorates into preachiness in its message that getting in touch with yourself need not involve destroying your family."
Dustin's Review: A Walk On The Moon - Dustin Putman reluctantly pans A Walk on the Moon, saying that it "feels like a rough cut of a possibly good movie. There's a fulfilling one lurking around in there somewhere, but the film feels too rushed and, because of this, no emotional momentum is allowed to build up. I liked Pearl, and I liked Alison, and Marty, but I'd like them even more in a better overall film." Overall he praises the acting but says, "Viggo Mortensen is the one weak link in the central roles, but I suspect this is due to his underwritten role of the 'blouse man.' There is no room given for Mortensen to create a definite personality, and director Goldwyn unwisely chooses to add a bunch of pointless sex scenes to stand as character development."
Films of Viggo Mortensen: A Walk on the Moon - Two positive reviews of A Walk on the Moon. The first acknowledges the conflicts in the film, saying that "no one walks away without consequences, but these are lovingly and directly addressed and there is hope with which we come away from the film." The second review calls it, "A lovely ... film portraying a time of change and a bygone atmosphere of 1969 small town Americana."
Review: A Walk on the Moon - TalkCinema's Harlan Jacobson finds little to dislike about Walk on the Moon and reports that audiences around the country loved it. "Diane Lane as Pearl Kantrowitz and Viggo Mortenson as Walker Jerome--hey, that name's backwards everybody keeps saying--capture the moment quietly and perfectly as unexpected lovers stepping into the Blouse Man's truck...." Still he rates it only 2.5/5 stars.
Roger Ebert: A Walk on the Moon - Ebert's 2-star review for the Chicago Sun-Times pinpoints the reason the film appeals more to female audiences than to reviewers: "The movie's problem is that it loads the casting in a way that tilts the movie in the direction of a Harlequin romance. Mortensen looks like one of those long-haired, bare-chested, muscular buccaneers on the covers of the paperbacks; all he needs is a gothic tower behind him, with one light in a window. The movie exhibits almost unseemly haste in speeding Pearl and the Blouse Man toward lovemaking, and then lingers over their sex scenes as if they were an end in themselves, and not a transgression in a larger story. As Pearl and the Blouse Man cavort naked under a waterfall, the movie forgets its ethical questions and becomes soft-core lust."
And he laments the way that the coming-of-age story gets second billing: "Somewhere in the midst of the dramaturgy is a fine performance by Anna Paquin (from The Piano) as a teenage girl struggling with new ideas and raging hormones. Every time I saw her character onscreen, I thought: There's the real story."
Screen It: A Walk on the Moon - Review focused on the message of the film praises the quality of the acting, but finds Pearl's character unsympathetic because "she has an affair and then wants everything to be back to normal." The site also details the drug use, sexuality, violence, profanity and other elements parents might want to consider when deciding whether their children may watch the film.
Side-stepping summer of '69 cliches - Detailed review of Walk on the Moon from SPLICEDwire, April 1999, congratulates the director and cast for making a good film from a potentially smarmy story. "Mortensen... is also perfectly cast, skillfully side-stepping all stereotypes even though he plays a sensitive, seductive beatnik."
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Lit Thursday: A Little Bit of Everything
This week we're feeling all the feels for Mary Gaitskill's Bad Behavior, Chris Offutt's My Father the Pornographer, and Ben Fama's Fantasy!More
A couple weeks off has meant time for indulgent reading. Usually I have a pile of scripts, galleys and newspapers that reaches the ceiling but what, I ask, is more luxurious than REreading? And so here I've been, pouring through Mary Gaitskill's Bad Behavior. Not only are these twisted jewels as relevant as they were the first time I devoured them, they're also as relevant to the life of an NYC writer as they were when they were published in 1988-- jealousy, narcissism, sexual longing and the dark ways we satiate it. Mary G gets it all, and makes us guffaw with recognition in the process.
I'm a big fan of literary memoirs about difficult childhoods (see also: Mary Karr's The Liar's Club; Maya Angelou's I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings), and Chris Offutt's My Father the Pornographer is a searing entry in the field. Offutt's father, Andrew, wrote hundreds of pornographic novels over several decades. Andrew was an alcoholic, who isolated his wife and four children in rural Kentucky while maintaining complete, authoritarian dominion over their rambling house. Offutt the oldest son, admired, loved and feared his dad—the book is brimming with compassion, but Offutt doesn't gloss over any of the awful things his dad did. He talks about the terrible repercussions of his father's treatment in a way that is clear and lyrical without being melodramatic. It's definitely not a light read, but it's an important one.
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In Madinat Al Shamal, the city where he had won his very first stage on the Tour of Qatar, back in 2009, Mark Cavendish conquered yet another success on this year's edition. After an eventful day with several breakaway attempts, the Manx Missile was beautifully led out by his Omega Pharma team mates on the final straight, where he outsprinted Hutarovich and Kruopis for his third win of the event. Cavendish therefore comforts his overall leadership and can now enjoy a 15» advantage on Bookwalter before the final stage tomorrow on the Doha Corniche.Read more Key moments
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