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Fred Washington's lawyer does not want his client's picture taken for this story. Attorney Eric Fein believes that if you were to see a picture of Washington, who stands about 5-foot-11 and weighs a little more than 200 pounds, you might not be so quick to believe that he could be intimidated--threatened, actually--by Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Dave Campo, who, according to his lawyers, is a mere 5-foot-8 and weighs no more than 170 pounds. See for yourself: That's a picture of Campo at right, talking to former Cowboys head coach Barry Switzer, who appears to be addressing a child. Seriously, which man in that picture looks scary?
Washington--a limo driver for a very wealthy oilman--says it's Campo who accosted him in the Texas Stadium parking lot on December 8, 1997, after the Cowboys lost to the Carolina Panthers on Monday Night Football. Washington claims he was minding his own business, talking to a friend on a cellular phone about how awful the Cowboys were, when Campo approached him, berated him with obscene language, and even threatened him--not physically, but mentally.
Campo never hit Washington, never even took a swing at him. He just yelled at him. Told him to "shut the fuck up." Called him a few names. Got in his face. But no more.
But still, last January, Washington filed a suit in Dallas County district court alleging that Campo caused him "extreme fear, humiliation, and mental and emotional distress"--at least $50,000 worth.
"I was really hurt, man," Washington says during an interview with the Dallas Observer. "I was really, really hurt. My feelings were hurt. He was a man yellin' and shoutin' at me, and [it's about] the arrogance of the Cowboys. They felt they could do anything they wanted to, step on anybody they wanted to, say anything they wanted to, and here I am getting treated that way."
After talking with Washington for a while, it becomes evident he filed the suit because he's too proud to let Campo get away with calling him names "like I wasn't even there." He talks about a childhood spent "in the 'hood of Washington, D.C.," how his mother died when he was only 12 years old and he was forced to drop out of school when he was 16 to help take care of his grandmother and 10 brothers and sisters. The family was so poor, he insists, "I didn't even have tennies on my feet."
In his deposition, Washington often talks about his love for the Cowboys and especially former coach Tom Landry; he mentions how difficult it was to be a Dallas Cowboys fan in Washington Redskins territory. "I was hated up there," he says, laughing. "When they came to Washington, I would go to Dulles Airport [to meet the Cowboys' plane]."
In the early 1980s, he was given the opportunity to move here when his employer, a furniture company, promoted him. A few years later, he resigned and went to work for a friend's limo company as a driver. He says a headhunter contacted him about going to work for M.B. "Duke" Rudman, the 80-something oilman millionaire.
Washington eventually signed on as Rudman's full-time limo driver, which is why he was at the game last December. He sits in Rudman's luxury suite at Texas Stadium during every home game and went down to prepare the car after the Panthers game when he ran headlong into the temper tantrum known as Dave Campo.
In his deposition, Campo admits that he "might have reacted differently than normal" when he confronted Washington that night. He says he was "upset a little bit...emotionally upset," and that "it was an emotional game" because the loss to Carolina hurt the Cowboys' chances of making the playoffs last season--as if. "And it was a good possibility that we could be in trouble as a coaching staff," he says, referring to owner Jerry Jones' unhappiness with the team's pitiful performance that season.
Campo says that after the game, he headed to his car in the parking lot near Gate 8, which is reserved for Cowboys personnel, VIPs, and limos. According to Campo, on the way to his car, he passed Washington, who was talking on a cellular phone. Campo says in his deposition that Washington had his back to him, but that he could hear what Washington was saying into his phone as he walked past: "Those stupid son-of-a-bitches, they lost, they got their ass kicked in their own fucking stadium," Campo recalls in his deposition. "They ought to get fired...And I'll tell you another fucking thing, they ought to fire that fucking [offensive coordinator Ernie] Zampese and that fucking Campo. They both suck."
Washington insists that he doesn't use foul language, and that he told his friend on the other end of the cellular phone only that the Cowboys "got beat in their own back yard" and that "Jerry should fire all of them." But they both agree on one thing: When Campo heard Washington bad-mouthing the team, the defensive coordinator went on the offensive, shouting at the limo driver to "shut the fuck up"--twice, no less. (And this is from Campo's own recollection of the event. Washington recalls that Campo told him to go "'f' myself.")
At this point, Campo and Washington agree that Washington shut his phone and stuck it in his pocket. Washington says he remained in place and asked Campo what his problem was; Campo insists Washington began approaching him, assumed a threatening stance, and said, "Come on, motherfucker. I'll kick your fucking ass right now. Let's go."
Washington says that even though he didn't know who Campo was (yet), he wasn't about to throw-down with the guy. "I was very, very scared," he insists--even though Campo had one hand in his pocket and was holding a leather satchel in the other. For a while, both men apparently stood there, staring at each other in silence, each afraid the other man was going to take a swing at him. About this time, Washington realized who Campo was and says he told Campo he didn't mean anything, that "it's just a game."
"He was yelling all these obscenities at me--bastard, f-you," Washington recalls. "And when I realized who this guy was and what had just taken place, it didn't take a rocket scientist to figure this man is ballistic. At that particular time, he had just lost to Green Bay, and his own boss criticized him all over the paper about his defense. So I'm standing there with a madman screaming at me."
Campo says that the two traded a few more remarks but that he eventually backed off, afraid a man of Washington's size could hurt him and equally worried that if he got into a fight with a fan, he could lose his job. Campo says he told Washington, "Hey, fuck you," then turned to walk away when the limo driver taunted him: "Oh, you're nothing but a little fucking pussy, anyway." Washington says his exact words were that he called Campo "a faggot."
Either way, Campo recalls he wheeled around, dropped the briefcase, and accepted the challenge. "OK," he recalls saying, "if you want to go now." Campo says the impending fight was broken up by a cop and that he just let it go, even when the officer asked if he wanted to pursue the matter. "I said to [the officer], 'Don't worry about it,'" Campo explains in his deposition. "Nowhere in my mind did I think that there would be any lawsuit from an argument in a parking lot."
He could not have been more wrong. Washington says he was so upset over the argument, he couldn't sleep that night--"I was a nervous wreck," he says--and remains nervous to this day about going to Texas Stadium because he parks his limo next to the coaches' parking lot. He says he only decided to file suit against Campo when a friend asked him what he was going to do about the situation.
"Something's gotta be done about it," Washington says. "I was attacked; I was assaulted."
"Mr. Campo shows a lack of self-control and professionalism," lawyer Fein says. "His decision-making is flawed by his temper, and this case shows that Mr. Campo is not a good example for his players nor for the children of the Dallas metropolitan area or for Cowboy fans in general."
In March, Campo explored the possibility of settling the suit, even though his lawyer, Patrick Wadlington, insists in legal documents that the coach "considers the risk of an adverse judgment against him and in favor of Washington to be less than zero." If nothing else, Campo figured it would be easier and cheaper to settle than to waste thousands in legal fees.
Eric Fein and Pat Wadlington sent missives back and forth concerning possible settlements. Campo was prepared to concede Washington a "nuisance" settlement. But damned if the coach was going to pay the $42,000 Washington was demanding (he initially wanted $50,000). Campo's offer was more along the lines of $2,000, which Fein rejected in a letter to Wadlington. In that same letter, Fein also threatened Wadlington with making the case public if Campo doesn't pay up.
"It is most likely that this will be the last opportunity to dispose of this matter discreetly," Fein wrote. Two days later, on April 8, Wadlington shot back a note that accused Fein and Washington of looking for "hush money" from the Cowboys. "The playing of your 'media card' is simply not going to earn you the jackpot," Wadlington wrote.
In April, Wadlington and Fein did manage to set up a settlement conference between Campo and Washington. But the meeting never happened.
According to Wadlington, Fein informed Campo and his attorneys that Washington was "too scared and upset" over his previous altercation with Campo and couldn't even sit in the same room with the coach, which was "ridiculous," says Wadlington in legal documents. The meeting was canceled, as were any future talks of settling the suit. Now, it is likely this case will go to trial in January, unless Campo and the Cowboys are involved in post-season play.
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Washington says he doesn't expect to get rich off the Cowboys, that he merely wants to show Campo he can't get away with treating a man so badly. He doesn't even want an apology--"it wouldn't be sincere," he says--merely to get even. As Washington says, "It has to cost him in some way."
For his part, Wadlington is amused by the whole lawsuit. He won't say it's the silliest lawsuit he's ever had to defend...but he won't deny it either. He prefers to call it "frivolous."
"Given the allegations that have been made and the evidence presented, I think it's sad that Dave Campo and the Dallas Cowboys have been dragged into the courthouse over an incident as insignificant as this," he offers. "I am sure that if this did not involve a Dallas Cowboy, there would be no lawsuit here. That's the only reason this has been filed."
The funny thing is, Fred Washington doesn't disagree.


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After James Avery's sudden passing on Dec. 31, several co-stars and celebrities have paid their respects to the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air actor via social media pages, but one notable co-star has kept his silence until now.
Actor Will Smith, who stared alongside Avery in Fresh Prince has finally broken his silence since 'Uncle Phil's death and shared a few words on his Facebook page Monday morning, reports Yahoo.
Smith, 45, posted a photo posing with Avery and other members of the fictional Banks family including Karyn Parsons (Hilary), Alfonso Ribeiro (Carlton), Tatyana M. Ali (Ashley). He noted that the photo was "the last time we were together" along with the caption:
"Some of my greatest lessons in Acting, Living and being a respectable human being came through James Avery. Every young man needs an Uncle Phil. Rest in Peace"
In the hit '90s sitcom, Avery acted as father-figure to Smith's fictionalized character after being sent to live with aunt and uncle in their Bel-Air mansion. 'Uncle Phil' regularly gave "touch love" advice to help keep Will out of trouble.
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Colman Chadam, 11, missed 11 days of class at Jordan Middle School in Palo Alto, Calif., while school administrators worked out a settlement with his parents over whether his genetic mutation, related to cystic fibrosis, posed a risk to other students with the often-fatal lung condition, the San Francisco Chronicle reported Tuesday.
Palo Alto Unified School District officials told his parents a month ago he needed to transfer to another school, in a matter that gained national attention and raised ethical and safety questions about student medical information.
His parents, James and Jennifer Chadam, disclosed their son's genetic information, obtained during a newborn screening, to the school on enrollment forms, but argued he does not have the symptoms of cystic fibrosis and requires no special accommodation, the newspaper said.
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It's a Saturday, oh yeah, sunseekers, it's super Saturday in Surf City. I'd been kinda hazy on the chronological side of things. Every day here at the US Open had been kinda blurring together into one long endless summer's day. Each morning, for the last eon had been eerily, uncannily, similar. A hazy dawn would reveal the same three foot running south swell. By midday the high tide and slight onshore would have chased the haze and the clouds away, and the WQS high-speed warriors would be detonating the Huntington left zippers into the pier, or massaging the slower rights into the packed beach and bleachers.
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But this morning things were a little off kilter – for one, the sun was burning, bright and early and for two, about 50 extra dudes were on "my" northside bank at six in the morning. Cunningly and without the aid of any computer calenders or sun dials, I figured it was the weekend. That meant more crowds, more action, more play. Down at the Honda US Open, the flick had been switched from mind bending, ear balling madness, into heart bursting, brain frying chaos.
So it was nice to sit down with Red Bull Rising coach Andy King, a sage of strategic tranquility in a maelstrom of silicone and sexed up sun. "I'm telling my boys, this is a pretty simple thing to do today. 25 minutes, two lefts, two big turns and back it up with a right if they pop up," said the King. "It's fool proof and it's been working all week."
And so when one his of "boys", Tim Boal, goes out and locks in two of the those lefts, belts two massive turns and wins his heat, by a mile, I ain't gonna question this keep it simple stupid plan. I do, however question one spectator's stupidity as he is walking around the oiled-up seething beach masses with not one, but two, huge snakes around his neck. I mean, there are attention seekers, and then there are freaks sporting a python necklace.
Of course though, back in the water, this simple plan doesn't work for everyone – some surfers feel the pressure, knowing that by surviving just one more heat they are through to the Sunday and, more importantly, that's a solid keeper result. And so it gets to them – its the competition equivalent of surfing with a snake around your neck. Today, those guys went, while the Cory Lopez's, the Timmy Reyes and Brett Simpson's of the world's powered through, surfing fast and loose and easy with no snakes in sight.
Eventually, I was spat out of the competition site, the half hour exit a volatile mix of sand storms and pretty girls, raging drum and bass, moto throttles, bmx loops and God knows what else. I saw about 500 girls lining up for an autograph with Aussie aerial heartthrob, Julian Wilson, and joked with him that he should start a kissing booth – I reckon if he did, the line-up would have doubled. All there was for to do now was rest up for Sunday – the final day where anything, and everything may be possible. I know Kingy and Tim Boal will be sticking to a simple plan, and I'm tipping that just may be the only way to survive the madness. If I do survive, I'll let you know.
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Heat 5: Chris Davidson (AUS) 13.56, Cory Lopez (USA) 13.10, Corey Zeims (AUS) 12.73, Dustin Barca (USA) 11.07
Heat 6: Adam Melling (AUS) 13.33, Eric Geiselman (USA) 12.67, Greg Emslie (AUS) 12.67, Patrick Gudauskas (USA) 12.33
Heat 7: Chris Waring (USA) 17.00, Kirk Flintoff (AUS) 11.94, Gony Zubizarreta (ESP) 9.70, Charles Martin (GLP) 9.20
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To make it costum, you must make unique. Unique is just one; no other thing can imitate it. You need an inspiration to make unique costum wedding invitations. Let us take an example; gorilla and princess, make the pink and chocolate colour dominate the templates. Then put little decoration of gorilla and princess. For wording, you can find for a preference. We recommend you to take a look for reference on internet, since internet provide many inspirations for you. Find something that related to suprising wedding party. If you search with gorilla and princess wedding party keyword, then you won't find it forever. Adjust your words with your template. Don't forget to put memorable quotes or some jokes. Then voila, you have your own costum bridal shower invitations! In previous article you can read Bridal Shower Invite.
Oh here is another tip. You can ask for your friend's help. Maybe they have an inspiration for your invitations words. This will help you so much since ask to friend is free (joke). You two also can discuss about the decoration. Good luck on making costum bridal shower invitations!
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Choosing carefully selected lily and jasmine as material mixed with Silver Need Green tea and delicately shaped like a ball, this tea have a good looking when brewed with 100℃ water. Those Silver needle Green leaves and red flower slowly blooms in boiling water like parents open their arms; while jasmine gradually stretches out from the base, just like a baby growing up under his parents' care.
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Very cool to watch these bloom. It taste very light and floral, perfect when looking for a change or a show... or both!
This little dry ball of tea and flowers smells pretty much like sheng which is quite interesting. I can't even tell how excited I was when I dropped that ball to water, almost better that christmas. It was so amazing to watch it first floating on the surface, then sinking to bottom and then bursting open. It really pretty looking, and the taste of the tea itself is not bad, sweet and flowery. I really like that jasmine arch that reddish lily is just adorable. My supposition was that these blooming teas are more like eye candy than mouth candy, but this does well in both categories. These things would be excellent at parties.
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Is Baby Life Insurance Necessary?
In a word – NO.
In many more words, here's the problem with baby life insurance…
According to Smart Money and Consumer Reports life insurance for a newborn makes little to no financial sense unless your little one happens to be the sole bread winner in the family. Obviously this is rare unless your tot is big time Hollywood, so skip that insurance.
In the Smart Money piece, an actuary with the consumer advocacy group Consumer Federation of America, notes that baby life insurance is not only unnecessary but that, "It's never a good idea."
Why you don't need baby life insurance:
The main reason you don't need baby insurance is because your money is more useful when spent in other ways. Better things to spend your cash on includes issues like a 401k, college funds, retirement funds, or even basics like groceries or savings.
Your insurance and your partner's insurance is far more important than baby insurance. Life insurance only does one thing, it protects and provides for those left behind when someone dies. As noted above, unless your child is making bank for the family somehow, you don't need the protection if your child dies.
Some parents think, "I should get that insurance, in case my child can't get any later" however, it's extremely rare that a young adult would be turned down for life insurance.
It is tempting…
When my son Cedar was about six years old he told me this; "For my own personal security and smart peas of mind (yes he did say peas) I should have life insurance…. and bonus, it will double by the time I'm 21! CAN we get some?!" Um… if the insurance companies can sell something as non-flashy, non-toy-like, and boring to a six year old, then places like Gerber Life are doing a kick butt job advertising this stuff, but honestly you really don't need to waste your money on it.
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Been reading a lot about utility bikes (Big Dummy, xtracycle, that sort of thing) as been looking for something to carry kids and cargo. A few people have mentioned that they are life changing.
So what adventures/experiences have you had with yours? How has it changed your life? Pictures a bonus. As are adventures involving your kids.
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Looks like the rumors that Apple has bought the Zurich-based Faceshift, makers of motion-capture technology, were correct.
Techcrunch said today that Apple had confirmed the acquisition in a statement. MacRumors had previously uncovered strong evidence that Apple bought Faceshift back in August.
The price was undisclosed, per usual with Apple. With the exception of its $3 billion Beats deal, Apple typically scoops up smaller companies for their tech and their teams.
Faceshift was founded by a group of Swiss researchers who developed a process for scanning facial features to create avatars and other figures that capture a person's facial expressions in real time.
It's anyone's guess what Apple wants to use the technology for. With the new Apple TV, and an expanded focus on gaming, maybe it will let people make super cool avatars for all their Apple gadgets.
Or maybe Apple is going to make mo-cap versions of Apple keynotes and then turn CEO Tim Cook into a Wookiee afterwards. I'm hoping for this.


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The fifth starter competition has really heated up after Matt Williams announced earlier this week that Ross Detwiler will start the 2014 season in the bullpen. Now, Taylor Jordan, Tanner Roark and Chris Young have 11 days to prove why they belong in the Nationals rotation.
Last season, we had an opportunity to get a look at Jordan on the big stage, and he finished with a 3.66 ERA in nine appearances with the Nats.
Do you see Jordan breaking out of camp as the Nationals' fifth starter? As you wait for Williams' decision, get a look at Jordan's first career wins in the video below.


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KEY STAT: 13 - Consecutive games LaDainian Tomlinson has scoreda touchdown, tying an NFL mark held by John Riggins and GeorgeRogers.
The Chargers were ahead 24-21 midway through the fourth quarterwhen Mike Scifres punted from the Chargers' 26. The kick was just18 yards, which supplied the Cowboys with good field position andeventually, the go-ahead score.
"It's not for me to answer, I don't call the plays."
—— LaDainian Tomlinson, on why he didn't touch the ball on the final 10 plays
Chargers fans
They ask in unison: Why again, wasn't TE Antonio Gatesavailable? Why again, was RB LaDainian Tomlinson ignored down thestretch?
Chargers defense
Allows Dallas to convert 7-of-11 third downs. No Slurpees for this bunch.
> DE Igor Olshansky (ankle)
Cowboys QB Drew Bledsoe completed 18-of-24 passes, includingthree touchdowns. It was the first game in a Cowboys uniform forthe 13-year veteran, who signed with Dallas on Feb. 23 after he wascut by the Buffalo Bills.
Bledsoe finished the game with a 143.4 quarterback rating and also became the 10th player in NFL history to surpass 40,000 yards passing when he hit Terry Glenn with a 15-yarder in the fourth quarter.
"Right now, it's just a big win for the Cowboys and that's what I'm excited about," Bledsoe said.
Chargers QB Drew Brees didn't get off to a flying start.
After throwing a total of seven interceptions in 2004, Brees had two passes picked off by the Cowboys, including Aaron Glenn's interception in the end zone on the second-to-last play of the game.
Brees finished 18-of-35 with 209 yards and two touchdowns.
"My fault is when I'm throwing into the end zone I should throw touchdown passes," Brees said. "Granted, in the situation when you have nothing there, you have to throw it away. But we had four shots at it, and I needed to come through. So if you're going to blame it on somebody, go ahead and put it on me."
Darren Sproles gave the Cowboys' return units fits and nearlygave his team a pair of touchdowns.
The rookie from Kansas State had four kickoff returns for 146 yards and two punt returns for 25 yards in his debut. Sproles saved his best for the third quarter when had kickoff returns of 49 and 46 yards.
"Our kickoff coverage was the thing that gave them the bestchance to stay in the game," Dallas coach Bill Parcells said. "Iwas worried about (Sproles). He's a good little player, and he'sgoing to cause people consternation."
Chargers DE Luis Castillo couldn't have been more pumped up toplay first NFL game. As it turned out, he may have been a bit tooantsy.
Midway through the third quarter, the first-round pick from Northwestern was flagged for roughing Bledsoe on third down, a penalty that negated a sack and gave the Cowboys new life. Dallas eventually scored to tie the game 21-21.
"It was fun for me, but as a part of this team we didn't get the win and I didn't do everything I needed to do to get that done," Castillo said.
Castillo got to Bledsoe and brought him down for a 10-yard loss deep in Cowboys territory, but it turned out to be for naught when he smacked his opponent's helmet.
"I was not deliberately trying to hit him in the face," Castillo said. "I'm trying to get the ball out of the air and get to the quarterback. I'm going as hard as I can, but I want to apologize for (the penalty)."
< As expected, Chargers OLB Shawne Merriman (knee) and WRVincent Jackson (Achilles' tendon, calf) didn't dress.
< WR Keenan McCardell's nine catches raised his career total to 764. He is tied for 14th with Hall of Famer and Chargers receivers coach James Lofton on the NFL's all-time receptions list. It was also the eighth time McCardell has caught two TDs in a game. The last time came on Dec. 15, 2002 at Detroit when he was with Tampa Bay.


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Caunitz, a NYPD detective for more than 20 years, is a master of police blotter fiction. In the gritty, hardboiled world of the NYPD, Detective Matt Stuart works a shabby beat where homicides are his daily paper work. Tracking down an elusive killer, he is forced to face critical decisions when the trail leads to dangerous criminals who are not on the street, but in uniform.
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"Finally gave up"
As much as I wanted to like this (I do generally really like hard-boiled police and detective books), I finally could not stand what seemed like stupid and gratuitously graffic sex scenes. This is not a case of me being unwilling to hear bad news (that women have often been used just as props, objects of male sexual fantasy etc.) but...it just became unbelievable.
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Gripping and Very Interesting.
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Restaurant review: Howard Street, Belfast
56 Howard Street, Belfast. Tel: 028 9024 8362
In a recent charity auction for NI Muscular Dystrophy, local businessman Nick Acheson was the winning bidder of a unique prize: to be our restaurant reviewer for one evening.
Belfast's love affair with food is a bit like the Italian renaissance when painters focused on the plus-size human body to express a sense of sensuality and beauty. Similarly, we are particularly keen on informal restaurants that serve excellent food in larger quantities than you might find in other cities. Volume and flavour are the keys to success. So it's no wonder that Howard Street Restaurant continues to do so well.
A couple of years ago the Belfast Telegraph reviewed it after Joris Minne had eaten there eight times. The one key message clearly coming forward was: consistency. According to Joris, Marty Murphy's dishes are bulletproof. Reliable, made with high-quality ingredients and always beautifully cooked.
This is my first time and while I'm not a proper reviewer, I have a secret weapon: Jasper Castell, part owner of the award-winning Bangor Boat House restaurant.
For those of you who haven't yet been, Howard Street is a bare-bricked, stripped-wood and high-ceilinged kind of place. These features don't help with the acoustics. Some dampening or sound panels may need to be installed because anyone over 45 will struggle to hear themselves or their pals across the tables in the evenings. This is an invisible yet critical issue for restaurants.
Restaurant owners should pay attention to these factors, particularly as they won't really be aware of them unless they too spend an evening at a table.
Only this and the paper napkins dampened what was otherwise a revelatory night of excellent food and service.
Kicking off with cocktails at the bar (there is a proper bar with stools and this provides a very relaxing and pleasurable environment if you happen to turn up early) you get a full feel for the historic nature of the place as well as the upbeat mood. Jasper and I were there an hour before the reservation so made full use of the facility!
A good cocktail list was well executed and we were ready, if you know what I mean, for Joris when he showed up at the appointed time. Those Professor's Tipples and Devil's Slides and El Dorados are a great appetiser!
Service is very polished here. Friendly, youthful and clearly knowledgeable, the servers dart around the restaurant gracefully and with a smile. It takes no time to grab their attention. The dinner menu is a marvel of choice with hefty hints of Asian influence. Tom yum soup, Thai curries and things with lots of chilli and ginger feature large.
Jasper dives into a prawn tom yum soup and is happy with the warmth and painless spice: it could have been spiced up a bit more but if it's aimed at the masses then chef probably got his market right. The scallops in front of me appear with black pudding croquettes, an intriguing but happy mix. Joris's squid looks good and he confirms this.
He says he's normally adventurous but never in Howard Street, where he eats the same main course every time: the pale smoked haddock with sautéed potatoes, Thai red curry and green beans. He says he loves that clash between eastern exotica and Irish convention. I think he's being a bit picky by asking if the curry can come separately. He says it heightens the tension between the two.
My pigeon is heavily seasoned in a good way. I love the wintry feel of it, the gaminess and the deep flavours and soft textures. Jasper mentions his halibut is very slightly overcooked but loves the heartiness of the dish.
I'm a keen amateur cook and appreciate good cooking. Howard Street is a quality restaurant that just needs to tighten up on a couple of features, namely the acoustics and those paper napkins. There's a nearly-linen version of napkins that Niall and Marty should take a look at.
I loved it and look forward to getting back there soon.
The bill
Cocktails £50.00
Krombacher x 2 £9.00
Le Grappin white wine £20.00
Tom yum soup £6.75
Squid £7.50
Scallops £8.50
Halibut £18.50
Pigeon £17.50
Haddock £15.50
Bread & butter pudding x 2 £13.00
Chocolate cake £6.50
Espresso £2.00
Double espresso £2.50
Total £177.25
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Delhi's appalling state of malnutrition is a matter of concern. At least 36 per cent of infants were found to be malnourished, a survey said.
A study conducted by Child Rights and You (CRY) and Alliance for People's rights (APR) have painted a gloomy picture of nutritional status of children in the national capital.
The report found that at least 36 per cent of children were malnourished and the overall malnutrition among girl kids (38 per cent) was higher than the boys (34 per cent). Out of total malnourished children, 33 per cent children are in Severely Acute Malnutrition (SAM) category and 67 per cent were found to be moderately malnourished (MAM). Most of the undernourished kids were not exclusively breast fed, less breastfed or were initiated supplementary nutrition at a much later period.
The report aimed at exploring the extent of malnutrition and nutritional deficiencies among the age-group of 0-5 years of children in urban Delhi and analyse the causative factors of its existence. Based on CRY partner's primary data generated in December 2013, 3650 children (1863 boys, 1787 girls) were covered under growth monitoring process in urban slum areas of Delhi.
"The fast pace of urbanisation poses a significant challenge to children living in urban slums. Especially newborns and infants whose health entirely depends on the availability of the mother to breastfeed, the ability of the care taker and household to provide nutritious meals, the quality of the public healthcare system and overall community support," Jaya Singh, associate GM, CRY, said.
"The analysis of our report suggests that there is an urgent need to strengthen government mechanisms and to ensure access to these services to curb the ever growing menace of malnutrition," she said. Overall malnutrition was higher in North-West district - 51 per cent. At least 56 per cent girl children out of total (0-5 year) children were found to be malnourished. There is highest percentage of SAM children in South-West district. 16 per cent out of total 0-5 year children were found to be SAM.
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Mary-Kate Olsen Hospitalized in New York, On the Cover of Nylon Magazine
MK Is Gorgeous in Nylon, But Sadly in Hospital
Mary-Kate Olsen looks absolutely adorable on the December cover of Nylon but — boo — these pictures come with bad news. Little MK was hospitalized with a kidney infection yesterday afternoon in NYC. Thankfully it's nothing serious, and she should be out before Thanksgiving. In the article MK is a little bit quirky and a lot bit endearing, just like the photoshoot to accompany it. What can I say, I love me some Olsen. Here are highlights:
- On people's perception of her: I wear weird things sometimes. I like to drink coffee. Neither of these things have anything to do with who I am. I am a bit kooky, I am a bit wacky, and that's how my friends know me: It's a happy craziness and they connect with that person and respect me for it.
- On her relationship with Ashley: We're very close, we're extremely close...We deal with so many things every day and we're really the only two people who understand how it feels. I'm lucky to be able to go through these emotions with her — to share it and to know that I'm not alone...Yeah, I mean, my sister and I are so different. I think that's why we work so well together — it's the Ying and the Yang. When she's up, I'm down and when I'm down, she's up. We're always sort of balancing each other out and encouraging each other...It's like talking about friends. You're different than your best friend; you're two completely different people. Although we're twins it really has nothing to do with how different we are.
As biased as I may be when it comes to the Olsens, MK seems kinda awesome. I recommend picking up the magazine and reading the whole article, she totally won me over about her appreciation of art and how she hopes someday to be able to just go out and buy works from her favorite artists, like Basquiat. Since, ya know, she and her sister are totally hurting for cash these days. Aww, get well soon MK!
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Nippon Steel & Sumikin Stainless Steel announced on 2nd, the firm revised August contract for cold-rolled steel sheet and plate for Japanese dealers and reduce nickel series cold-rolled steel and plate by 10,000 yen per tonne from the previous month. Chrome series cold-rolled steel sheet keeps the current price. The price reduction is on the background of price off of material compared with the last month. The price down for nickel series is for the first time in two months.
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Facebook's stock price hit an important milestone Thursday, crossing the $50 barrier for the first time. That's more than $12 higher than the IPO price and over $32 more than the stock's price at its lowest point back in August of 2012.
It's not just an important milestone, but an impressive one considering where Facebook's stock price was just a year ago. It's been a long battle back for the company, whose initial public offering was met with enthusiasm back in May of 2012. But that enthusiasm quickly turned to concern, as investors worried about Facebook's perceived inability to monetize - especially in the fast-growing mobile space.
In the stock chart above, you'll see a distinctive point in which Facebook's stock price jumped. That spike correlates with Facebook posting strong Q2 earnings. Revenue from advertising shot up from 61% in Q2 2012 to 88%. More importantly, mobile ad revenue accounted for 41% of Facebook's ad total ad revenue for the quarter – up 11% year-over year.
Facebook reported total revenue of $1.81 billion.
Investors bullish on Facebook's potential cite these figures, as well as reported future ad units as reasons to trust in Zuck and crew. As you know, Facebook is on the precipice of rolling out a large video ad network which could see advertisers pay up to $2.5 million per day to run short video ads on users' newsfeeds.
Of course, it will all depend on the new numbers. Facebook reports Q3 earnings next month.
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PHILADELPHIA -- Running back Brian Westbrook's return to the Philadelphia Eagles' lineup might be short-lived.
Coach Andy Reid said Monday that Westbrook, who was back in the lineup after sitting out the Week 4 game against Chicago with an ankle injury, broke two ribs on the eighth play of the Eagles' 23-17 loss to the Washington Redskins on Sunday.
"He is very sore," Reid said.
Despite the injury, Westbrook carried the ball 12 times for 33 yards and caught six passes for 51 yards in the game. He leads the Eagles with 194 yards rushing and has six touchdowns, two receiving.
Reid would not speculate about Westbrook's availability for the Eagles' game at San Francisco this weekend.
"We'll see how it works out for him," Reid said.
Westbrook said he was taking a wait-and-see approach, but that Correll Buckhalter should take his place in the backfield if the injury is limiting him too much later in the week.
"Do I want to be out there at 45 percent and not wanting to take a hit and hurting this team more than I'm helping it?" Westbrook asked on his radio show on 950 ESPN. "No. ... I wouldn't want to set the team back like that."
Reid was angry after the Eagles, who were up 14-0 against the Redskins, slipped to 2-3 this season.
"When you are up by 14 points, you expect to finish the thing
off and do the right things and win the game," he said.
"We are all embarrassed by it. We put a lot of time and
effort into it. I don't think you want to go out and have a game
like that," he said.
Information from The Associated Press and Reuters was used in this report.


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The global fund industry is expected to undergo a big rise in assets under management over the next five years, creating a vast number of jobs as banks and other areas of financial services cut back.
The consultancy PwC recently predicted that assets under management will surge from $64tn today to more than $100tn in 2020.
This growth is likely to create jobs across the industry, with recruiters noting an uptick in demand for sales, marketing, compliance, IT and investment management staff.
The qualification requirements, however, vary significantly by role, according to Neil Owen, global practice director at Robert Half UK, the recruitment firm.
He says MBAs and Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) qualifications are not necessary for many middle office roles, such as investment risk reporting or calculating counterparty exposure, which can make candidates overqualified. Candidates applying for fund manager, investment analyst and valuation roles, by contrast, regularly require an MBA or CFAs.
The ideal career path into these roles is for candidates to leave a leading university with a strong degree, secure their first role as an analyst in an investment bank, then either take a part-time MBA or have their employer sponsor them to do a full-time course, according to Mr Owen. He adds that MBA qualifications are particularly important for corporate finance roles in the US market, while CFAs are highly regarded in the UK hedge fund industry.
Aberdeen Asset Management, Europe's biggest listed fund company, only requires qualifications such as the CFA or the Investment Management Certificate (IMC) for employees focusing on investment management.
These can be completed while working at the group, according to Sarah Smith, Aberdeen's graduate recruitment and programme manager. She adds that the company is agnostic in terms of the undergraduate degrees sought, with recent graduates having studied subjects ranging from history to medieval languages to law. US candidates are more likely to possess an MBA, although this is "more due to a general focus on the qualification by US graduates rather than an Aberdeen selection criterion", she says.
"We view [MBAs] as part of the overall experience and qualification mix of a candidate, be they a graduate or a more senior applicant, but they are not critical in obtaining a role," she says.
Paul Gerla, chief executive of Dutch fund house Kempen Capital Management, is similarly relaxed about the choice of academic discipline. He says: "KCM is looking for academic credentials for our investment staff. This doesn't need to be per se in economics or econometrics; we prefer smart people with high grades."
But Frederic Jamet, head of investment at the French arm of State Street Global Advisors, one of the world's biggest fund houses, says that portfolio management recruits tend to need quantitative or statistical degrees, or a business and economics background. While MBAs might not be crucial for entry level candidates, they are increasingly common at the top level of the UK's biggest companies, with 28 per cent of FTSE 100 chief executives having secured one, according to figures from Robert Half.
However, Jeanne Branthover, head of the global financial services practice at headhunting firm Boyden in New York, says that MBAs for asset management staff "are out of favour".
"They can make a difference at entry level, but when [candidates are] experienced, the track record and relationships far outweigh the education."
This is particularly true for sales and marketing staff, for whom "presentation, pedigree, relationships, [and] connections" are all important, Ms Branthover says. CFAs, MBAs and PhDs can, by contrast, help secure the dream job for portfolio management candidates.
In terms of where graduates should focus their applications, three types of fund companies are most likely to experience rapid growth and take on new staff in the process over the next five years, according to PwC.
Fund groups with a foothold in Asia, South America, Africa and the Middle East are in a good position, given that those regions could account for 34 per cent of global assets under management by 2020, up from 10 per cent today.
Passive fund providers are also expected to grow quickly: PwC estimates that allocations to passive funds, which track an index and tend to charge lower fees than actively managed products, will triple over the next five years.
Lastly, alternative fund houses specialising in private equity, property or hedge funds are expected to double their assets under management in the same timeframe, while active fund groups will see assets rise by just 5 per cent.


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This line about "frequenting transexuals and then visiting providers who give BBBJ" smacks of ignorance and naivety. I bet you believed every gal that told you she was a virgin too, right?The providers are more than aware of the risks they are taking. Are you? Have you studied the numbers enough to exactly know the risks, or are you basing your opinions on anecdotal evidence? (I'm guessing it's the latter)The bottom line is that in a large majority of cases, your provider is going to be having far more exposure to STDs than you are. It is up to *you* to be safe, even if the provider is willing to do things that aren't so safe.And once again, we have somebody focusing on HIV again. You aren't at that much risk catching HIV from taking cum in your mouth, swallowing it or not. Can you? Sure. You can also die from a lightning strike hitting you as you porking the gal, too. Your risk of getting chlamydia or gonnorhea is of FAR more concern, from any BBBJ action (cum in the mouth or not).
Don't providers know that allowing a gent to cum in there mouth and than spitting it out isn't going to save them if he's HIV positive? I don't go and see providers that do BBBj. Is this why there rated a 10 for not being safe? It appears when you look at the ratings more times than not a provider that does things that are risky overall to us but more to her are given the 10's. I think this is a sad commentary......
Errol, I fully agree with your statement! It is very Unfortunate that guys are willing to give a provider a high rating because of BBBJ. Not only is HIV a concern but a wealth of other STD's are of concern. The fact that there are reviews who also frequent transexuals and then visit providers who give BBBJ is frightning.
This line about "frequenting transexuals and then visiting providers who give BBBJ" smacks of ignorance and naivety. I bet you believed every gal that told you she was a virgin too, right?The providers are more than aware of the risks they are taking. Are you? Have you studied the numbers enough to exactly know the risks, or are you basing your opinions on anecdotal evidence? (I'm guessing it's the latter)The bottom line is that in a large majority of cases, your provider is going to be having far more exposure to STDs than you are. It is up to *you* to be safe, even if the provider is willing to do things that aren't so safe.And once again, we have somebody focusing on HIV again. You aren't at that much risk catching HIV from taking cum in your mouth, swallowing it or not. Can you? Sure. You can also die from a lightning strike hitting you as you porking the gal, too. Your risk of getting chlamydia or gonnorhea is of FAR more concern, from any BBBJ action (cum in the mouth or not).
Are you a Dr? What makes you so sure, where are you getting your facts from? I'm with Errol!
I follow CDC reports.You seem to have focused on one part of my post (that HIV really shouldn't be your concern with respect to BBBJs), and have ignored the rest of it, which said that it pretty much is up to the customer to NOT get BBBJs if they aren't comfortable with the risk. That customer is always free to avoid providers that give BBBJs, too.
Hey; I am not saying one should be unsafe or should have *nothing* to worry about. All I am saying is that it is pretty damned difficult to contract HIV via a BBBJ from your standard provider, and it is pretty difficult for her to contract HIV simply from swallowing. The biggest risk is for one that has bloody gums -- don't floss right before giving a BBBJ!I'm just saying that HIV gets way too much focus. You really should be far more worried from the less severe STDs you can get via a BBBJ (gonorrhea, chlamydia -- even genital herpes).
I worry more about getting gonnorhea or strep from a bbj than anything else. Herpes are also a possibility.
Well, from what I understand gonnorhea and strep are bacterial diseases and can be cured but there's really no way to cure herpes.
When your spouse is a regular skeet shooter, (she owns two shotguns) and has a hot temper, it is best not to bring any surprise home. The results could be incurable.
No, there is no way to cure herpes. People don't die or get all that ill from it, though, while a good case of gonnorhea gone unchecked well have you in pretty bad shape.One "interesting" thing about genital herpes is that about 1/4 of the adult population in the United States has it. Given that most people here have more sexual partners than the average bear, even if it's protected in most cases, we would expect probably a higher level of infection here. Maybe 1/3? I bet if you had an anonymous poll, you'd still get only about 10% of the respondants admitting or knowing they had herpes.I guess that if I had a point to make here, it's that there is a strange dichotomy on this board between the actual data and the level of preachiness or "not me" talk that I see. Then again, I'd probably expect most people that knew they are infected to be silent on the issue.
I agree. When I want information about HIV, I get so many answers on how I can get it. If you go to Planned Parenthood, everything short of sneezing causes the HIV virus ( their main focus is abstinence), if I go to some of the links I have seen on this site, the risk is so low that you have to have lacerations on 90% of your body to get it. So I figure all that I can do is take care of myself. I have also read alot about the "minor" STD's that don't kill you, but hell if I want a big needle stuck in my ass and have to swallow horse pills for a week everytime I see somebody. You don't like using rubbers cause there's no feeling? Get over it. We have created the world we live in. If you want a cure, try donating to the AIDS foundation for research. Until then, let's stop trying to figure out whether it is safe to get BBBJs ( or to give), just know that the diseases are out there. And if you like to play russian roulette, do it, but don't ridicule or call someone else silly because they are worried about their health. Perhaps if we were a little more worried about 30 years ago, this shit wouldn't have gotten to where it is now.
When aids started to breakout up in the bay area, in '83. The President was so concerned he allocated 1 mil for research. For those of you who don't know anything about research, 1 mil. is like putting a bandaid on severed arm. The Pres. and his religous right friends thought that aids was, "Gods curse to Gays"In addition, The White House refused funding for the Red Cross to run tests on the nations blood supply, people going in for major surgery and were being infected right and left.If you want to watch a brief but fairly accurate movie on the subject, check out "The Band Played On".Rondal Regans' legacy will not be the destruction of the Soviet Union. It will be death of millions of human beings, that only Hitler would be proud of.Then again Karma moves in mysterious ways, now old Ronnie doesn't now whether to Shit of go Blind.G.
I think that Gandalf makes a good point. The initial response by the Federal government to AIDS was pitiful, due in no small part to the massive shift of Research & Development funds from civilian to defense. Before Reagan's presidency, the split was 50/50 between civilian and defense, and after it was 75/25. This effectively gutted biomedical research programs at the National Institutes of Health, and also the Centers for Disease control. If there had been decent budgets in the '80's for AIDS, then the highly-effective antiviral therapies for HIV would have been developed then, and not in the mid-90's. Then too, we are only now making good progress with anti-Alzheimer therapies that could have helped Reagan's disease in its early stages. These too would have been available, if only Reagan wouldn't have devastated those civilian R&D budgets. It's always the enemy that you don't suspect that does you in.
"Ronald Reagans' legacy will not be the destruction of the Soviet Union. It will be death of millions of human beings, that only Hitler would be proud of."You gotta be kidding, right?!!? In 1983, we were in the middle of a recession that rivaled the Great Depression. The Prime rate was near 20% and inflation was not far behind. Unemployment exceeded 10% and there was no end in sight."The Gay Plague" was a total mystery. Your quote here is too bizarre to comprehend: "In addition, The White House refused funding for the Red Cross to run tests on the nations blood supply, people going in for major surgery and were being infected right and left."Item 1: The White House does not control federal spending... The House Of Representatives does... The House totally controlled by the Democrats until 1992... Item 2. The Red Cross does not depend on federal funds and writes its own policy. Blood screening was mandated when Elizabeth Dole ran the Red Cross. You know.... Republican candidate for P:resident... Wife of Senator and Viagra pitchman Bob Dole.Item 3. How many people? Ten Thousand? A Hundred Thousand? Fewer than 600.... infected through tainted transfusions according to CDC. Unbelievable.... I bet the greed of the 80's was worse than the greed of the 90's too. And Ted Kennedy, Jesse Jackson and W.J. Clinton are honorable but misunderstood gentlemen, Great American in fact..... Wiz, I've gotta respectfully disagree.
My Brother Straightman,The reasons for the F**ked up economy in the early 80's through the mid 80's was the result of fighting World War III, without firing a shot. Regan cut and diverted social funds from the economy in order to build up this nations defenses, as if we were in a actual war with Russia. We suffered with high inflation and high unemployment as a result of that war, Russia went bankrupt. Regan's whole economic theory was based on lining the pocket of the wealthy, with the hopes that it would find it's way back down to the poor. Yeah Right!!!! Didn't happen and we got the Crash of '87 for it.The White House does control funding, in the form of Veto Power. The Democratic controlled house sent Bill after Bill for funding and research, and each time the White House Veto'd the Bills. And because of the homophobic beliefs of the Administration, research and funding for The CDC was blocked. The CDC with proper funding could have made a difference in the battle against AIDS.Regans Legacy:In 1985 over 1000 people in the San Francisco area had died due to AIDS. In 1987 when the original Quilt was displayed in Washington DC, it had 1920 panels. Each panel representing a life lost to the disease. As of today the Quilt has over 43000 panels. Some more disturbing facts, since the pandemics begining. In the year 2000 3 million people died of AIDS. To date a total of 21.8 million people have died of AIDS. Today there are 36.1 million people living with AIDS. In all cases women suffer in nearly half the figures. So, you are correct in the fact that it wasn't a Gay thing. But that is not what the Administration believed.If that is not a legacy left by a man who listened to a bunch of paranoid zelots, then I owe you an apology. But, had The Administration listened to the people who knew the real danger of not addressing this pandemic, I think that the numbers above would have been far less. Because the President, is the Commander in Cheif of this nation, he must be aware of all the battles that this country and world needs to fight. I do hold Mr. Regan responsible for ingnoring the biggest most costly battle, in lives, this world has ever known.Elizabeth Dole's resume during this period was: 1983-1987 Secretary of Transportation. 1989-1990 Secretary of Labor. 1991-1999 Head of the Red Cross. Who the f**k was President during her term as Head of the Red Cross. That's right, Billy Bad Boy Clinton.Don't give me any of this high moral bulls**t about Democrats versus Republicans. It took how many Republicans to replace Newt? Try 4, because the they were all guilty of sticking their dicks in places other than their SO's. I'll admit Bill has rotten taste in women. But at least Jack and Bobby were putting it to Marylin. Meanwhile let's not get into Eisenhower's affair with his secretay.Straightman I respectfully have to disagree with your conclusions, but I love you anyway Bro.G.--modified by Gandalf at Tue, Apr 03, 2001, 12:18:49
Isn't this great! My side will stand for your right to do think and say what you please.... Your side sees all those that have different points of vies as evil and therefore not fit to express an opinion. Interesting.... Sad.... But interesting...Social spending was expanded throughout the Reagan years. Veto power? The president does not have veto power on line items. Appropriations bills are passed en masse.Amazint that your hatred can run so deep that you become blinde to small facts.My mistake on the Red Cross timing for ED. I guess somebody else didn't recognize the danger of AIDS/HIV in 1983.So. Do you have an open enough mind to be friends with a right winger... I din't think so.... --modified by Straightman at Tue, Apr 03, 2001, 12:40:23
You have every right to express your views, and I respect your views. But, the facts are the facts.1. Regan did defeat the evil empire. He deserves credit for that.2. By using up the Money Supply in order to fund the military build up, the Fed had to raise the Federal Funds Rate. That in turn raised the Prime Rate, which robbed this country of its capital, from which the investment community uses to make markets grow. Markets don't grow, somebody comes in and takes over the markets. The Japanese. In addition this created the defecits, that we are facing today.3. Due to the poor business enviornment, government has to cut back on social spending, because the revenues are not being realized from the taxes being collected, due to high unemployment. 4. Not enough money for social programs, means that funding for fighting a new disease takes lower priority over the fight against drugs. Here is were we have a conflict between moral issues. At the time the war on drugs was far more important to the Administration, then a bunch of sick Gays in San Francisco. It's a matter of priority. I feel the Administration had the wrong priority.Straightman this is pure economics, and only my opinion, you don't have to agree with it. But this is the natural chain of events as I see them.In addition we fought a war in South East Asia that I was totaly opposed to, but I still went, because I choose to live in this country. I may not agree, but I will always support the right for anybody to have the freedom to disagree.Peace,G.
1. Nope. You and I did. Every time we disagreed politically but did not then try to kill each other's family.2. Money Supply? Military build up? (I say re-build...)the Federal Funds Rate? 1960's and 1970's Keyensian theorists have been broken by Paul Volcker, Milton Friedman and Alan Greenspan.3. Government raised taxes and killed business. Revenues fell but spending increased. This caused inflation. What cut inflation? Cutting tax rates. This also increased total revenue to the government.4. Not enough money for social programs means that funding for fighting a new disease takes lower priority over the fight against drugs. Here is were we have a conflict between moral issues. At the time the war on drugs was far more POLITICALLY important to the PUKES IN POWER. Sick people were not noticed in time to make a difference in the spread of the disease. At the same time the disease of addiction ran rampant. Which claimed more lives? You already know the answer. There was no MORAL decision. There rarely are in politics. IMHO."It's a matter of priority." It was a matter of ignorance, as is often in politics. Gandolf My Peer, much of what we are discussing here is pure opinion, don't you agree? Ideological though it might be.
Am I the only one born before 1980 on this board. 1979 21% interest rates! An aging econmy constantly being beat by the Japenese Who by the way had new factories and technology thanks to yours truly US of A after WWWII. We had an old economy that was going nowhere fast. Especially competing against Germany and Japan who by the way have no military to cost in their budgets. Reagan along with some very smart people changed all thought of how to do buisness in the US without the huge costs of rebuilding our manufacturing base. And the turn around you are now enjoying up till April of 2000 is due to that thinking. Sure I think he made a mistake with aids Somebody forgot to tell somebody that these people can go bothways therefore it can get into mainstream (eventhough you should cure it no matter whos got it) it would have gotten more Attention $$$ faster. As for the military its the only responsibility of federal goverment and I for one DO NOT WANT TO WAKE UP NOW OR IN THE FUTURE AND SAY WOOPS YOU KNOW WE SHOULD OF BEEN STRONGER. You just dont get second chances in that department. Listen there have been RICH since time began get over it your Bill Clinton is proof if you give all the power to the goverment only the people in goverment get rich. Keep the money in the marketplace where at least you have a shot at the dough.--modified by fuser at Tue, Apr 03, 2001, 23:19:44
Ignorance is bliss.....
Gandalf. As with most HBO movies, "And the Band Played On" is far better than your average TV movie fare. After allowing for a certain amount of creative licence, this melodrama does a fairly decent job of depicting the origins of the AIDS epidemic. However, as much as the politicians had a role(or better stated, whose non-role)in allowing the disease to spread, so did the medical establishment. Much of this disease could have been greatly minimized, if not totally prevented, if it were not for these "caregivers" narrowmindedness and egoticism. In the most early stages of discovery, there was this incessant petty bickering over the medical/research "ownership" of this deadly plague. This complete lack of cooperation and collegiality had as much to do with the spread of AIDS as the restrictive funding. Also it is worth noting that it was the failed responsibility of Congress, and not so much Reagan, that can be credited for not making the necessary appropriations. In the early to mid 80's, homophobia was not just limited to Republicans, as Democrats were just as much to blame. In the immortal words of George Wallace, "there isn't a dime's worth of difference between the Democrats or Republicans". Another quote on this subject that could also be attributed to the late governor, "the Republicans just say out loud what the Democrats say in the bathroom." Democrats, Republicans,medical establishment-what a triumvirate to look after our health care needs. Thank you, Gandalf, for initiating your thought-provoking comments.
Justaplayer,You're welcome, it's good to look back and see where we've been, and I do enjoy the vast degree of intelligence, and varied opinions that abounds on this board.You are correct in your recognition of the bickering and egocentric antics of the medical and research professionals. The political end fighting did have a very large role in delaying constructive research. But in the begining the CDC was granted 1 million dollars in their efforts. That money was to be used for research and for education, especialy within the Gay communitiew where the disease was breaking out. That was for the entire nation. Hardly enough. Living up in the Bay Area during those years, the message was not getting out fast enough. The bath houses were full, the bars were full. In a 2 year period 1000 people had died. Not a word was mentioned, only rumors and off handed jokes. If a serial killer, kills 4 little girls and 4 little boys, in a two year period, the media, and law enforcement would be on the local news every night. Every freak'n night there was a Zodiac Killer report on the news, and in the papers. Gays dying in the castro was 1 collum page 4 of section B story, ran once a month.I disagree with the fact that congress failed to appropriate the money, they tried. The President veto'd the bills that Congress tried to attach the funding to. I agree with the claim that the President can't line item veto, but he can flat out veto an enire bill. And any bill sent to him with further funding was automaticaly dead on arrival.Peace,G.
Gandalf is correct. In the early '80's, the Reagan administration was unilaterally responsible for shifting the ratio of military to civilian R&D from 50:50 to 75:25. This effectively gutted National Institutes of health and Centers for Disease Control budgets for new research/surveillance, particularly AIDS. The scientific rivalry that existed between Gallo and Montagnier was less important in delaying AIDS research than was the absence of sufficent scientists/research groups in the early stages. In this case, "throwing money" at the problem would have hastened development of effective therapies. Reagan was very sensitive to the Christian Right, who did want funding for this "gay" plague. The danger for us all is that George W. may well cut AIDS funding, since the Christian Right has not particularly changed its stance.
http://www.defenselink.mil/pubs/almanac/almanac/money/ http://www.huppi.com/kangaroo/Fedpercent.htm http://www.huppi.com/kangaroo/HISTORICAL_ECONOMIC_STATISTICS.htm I love the huppi guys! The facts are great. They didn't like how the 80's stats looked using the 1970's model so they "loaded" the summation model to reach a pre-determined outcome. Then changed in again in the 90's. I love dishonorable people. They are so easy to see through. All you have to do is look at the math; if it don't add up, you can either accept fact or fabricate the outcome to meet your premise. This is how scum on both sides operate and we all should call a liar a liar.


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The works of two English professors and an art professor at Tusculum College will be featured in an event Tuesday, Nov. 1, at Tusculum College's Allison Gallery.
Tusculum's Humanities Division is presenting a Faculty Spotlight that will begin at 4 p.m. on the lawn of the Rankin House with readings by English professors Dr. Clay Matthews and Jan Matthews and then continue with a reception to mark the opening of a new exhibit in the Allison Gallery by Aurora Pope, assistant professor of art.
The Rankin House houses the Allison Gallery and is located to the rear of the parking area beside Three Blind Mice on Erwin Highway. The gallery is open from 4 -7 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Dr. Clay Matthews, assistant professor of English, will be reading works of his poetry. He is the author of two books, "RUNOFF" and "Superfecta" and has had poems published in more than 50 literary journals, including The American Poetry Review, Black Warrior Review, The Brooklyn Review, New Orleans Review, Pilot, RealPoeti and Verse Daily.
He has earned numerous honors for creative writing, including winning the the Academy of American Poets Prize in 2005 and the Marye Lynn Cummings Endowed Scholarship at Oklahoma State University in 2006. In addition to teaching at Tusculum, Dr. Matthews has taught at East Tennessee State University, Southeast Missouri State University and Oklahoma State. He earned a doctorate in English from Oklahoma State and master's and bachelor's degrees in English from Southeast Missouri State.
Jan Matthews, assistant professor of English, will be reading works of nonfiction. She joined the Tusculum faculty in the English Department this year. She has had numerous works of fiction and poetry published in various magazines and journals including the Tusculum Review. Matthews has received her Master of Fine Arts in creative writing as well as a Bachelor of Arts in English with honors from Southern Illinois University.
Following the readings, there will be a reception for Pope in the Allison Gallery. Pope's exhibit, "An Auguring" will be on display through Friday, Nov. 4. In her artist statement about the exhibit, Pope notes that an auguring is an event that tells the future and the word "augur" is associated with the Latin word for bird, "avis," as the activities of birds were believed to herald what was to come. In ancient Rome, an augur was the interpreter of omens. This idea inspired Pope to think about the need for time to stand still for moving events to be discerned, a "time in between time" that "lends itself beautifully to the picture plane" that captures a moment and sets the stage for an auguring.
Pope joined the Tusculum faculty full-time this year after spending time teaching as an adjunct professor both at Tusculum and at ETSU. She received a Master in Fine Arts in Studio Painting from ETSU, and Artium Baccalaureatus in Anthropology from the University of Georgia.


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Projecting El Tri's 2014 World Cup roster
Three months on from this blog's first look ahead to what El Tri's starting lineup and squad could look like at Brazil 2014 and the task seems to have become slightly more complicated. In some positions there is strengthened competition for places, while in others there isn't the quality you would like to see at this stage for a team hoping to mount a legitimate challenge for the World Cup.
We've again gone with a 4-2-3-1 formation, aware that Jose Manuel "Chepo" de la Torre has experimented recently with the 4-4-2, but we think the two defensive midfielders underpin the solidity of the side, while the four attacking players provide the flair and fluidity that can cause any team in the world problems.
We've also tended to opt for youth ahead of experienced stalwarts such as Rafael Marquez, Carlos Salcido, Gerardo Torrado and others in the knowledge that Mexico should quite easily get through the CONCACAF Hexagonal and that it, as well as next year's Confederations Cup, will provide a chance for younger players to gain some competitive experience. There's also the obvious fact that some of the quality younger players are improving all the time.
The best example of El Tri having almost an embarrassment of options is in those two defensive midfield roles. Naming who will start is a minefield, and Chepo's recent starting lineups show that he, too, might not be 100 percent sure whom he prefers there at this point. Who would've predicted the impact that 22-year-old Carlos Pena has had in the Liga MX this season with Club Leon? With his six goals, along with his physicality and his consistency, he should be considered a real candidate and could potentially force his way into the starting 11 further down the line.


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A Salina man is arrested for driving a stolen rental car from Indiana.
Police report an officer on patrol ran the licence plate on a 2015 Nissan Sentra early Thursday morning to discover the vehicle had been reported stolen by Enterprise Rent-A-Car Company in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Police arrested 29-year-old Larry Martin of Salina for vehicle theft and driving on a suspended license.
Captain Mike Sweeney says an acquaintance of Martin's originally rented the vehicle June 8th on a two day contract and then allowed him to drive it.
Martin never returned the car and was arrested after being pulled over in 1100 block of E. Crawford around 2:20am Thursday.
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I am in the middle of a criminal court case for a white collar crime. I have not been convicted, and will most likely have the case dismissed, but I'm applying to rent an apartment that says it won't accept applicants with a conviction or a "deferred adjudication." Does this apply to me?
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