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If James Toney wins "Prizefighter" – what then?
With just hours to go until tonight's intriguing edition of "Prizefighter: UK Vs. USA" gets underway – and with the debate continuing as to whether or not former multi-weight ruler James Toney should even be participating – the betting odds have shifted in the 45-year-old's favour.
Toney, a veteran of 88 pro outings dating back to the tail end of the 1980s when his marvellous career began, has surprised many by getting himself in good physical shape (at least Toney looks to be in good shape, having dropped something like 50-pounds) and tipping-in at a lowly (for him) 217-pounds. This, and the fact that Toney has been matched with relative novice Matt Legg (who has just 7 pro bouts to his name) in his first fight, must be what has influenced the bookmakers. Continue reading
Reports say Gennady Golovkin will face Martin Murray next, deal reached for Feb 1st in Monaco – but co-promoter says no
It seems, maybe anyway, that feared middleweight Gennady Golovkin, 28-0(25) has his next challenger lined up. According to a piece via Mail Online, the WBA 160-pound champ will face Britain's Martin Murray on February 1st in Monte Carlo, Monaco, with HBO to televise.
"GGG" is hoping to face WBC middleweight king Sergio Martinez next, but in the meantime the lethal puncher from Kazakhstan will be challenged by the accomplished Murray. Or will he? According to Rodney Berman, who will co-promoter Golovkin's bout in Monaco, it WILL NOT be against Murray.
"No truth in the rumour," Berman wrote on Twitter regarding GGG Vs. Murray. Continue reading
Mayweather-Khan is on for May 3rd in Las Vegas, according to The Daily Express!
According to an article from UK newspaper The Daily Express – an article that has been read by many people online – the Floyd Mayweather-Amir Khan fight that has been talked about as a possibility for some time will indeed go ahead next May.
The publication reports how the fight has been "finalised" for May 3rd at Mayweather's second home of The MGM Grand in Vegas. No source is cited in the article but in truth it will not shock too many fans if the paper is correct and hasn't jumped the gun. Many fans will, however, be angry if Khan gets this massive opportunity. Continue reading
Latest Prizefighter tournament line-up complete: James Toney enjoys star status
Fight fans can expect an interesting, hopefully exciting, latest instalment of the popular "Prizefighter" tournament on November 14th. Set to go out, as usual, live on Sky Sports, the latest tournament is another international heavyweights edition, with a Team USA Vs. Team UK element added for further intrigue.
The full eight-man line-up has been confirmed by Matchroom Sports as follows:
James Toney (USA)
Jason Gavern (USA)
Brian Minto (USA)
Damian "Bolo" Wills (USA) – (stepping in for Sherman "Tank" Williams, who pulled out for some reason)
Larry Olubamiwo (UK)
Michael Sprott (UK) – (stepping in for an injured Sam Sexton)
Matt Legg (UK)
Tom Little (UK) Continue reading
November 7th 1988 – Sugar Ray Leonard Vs. Donny Lalonde: "For All The Gold" – 25-years on
It was one of the biggest and most controversial catch-weight world title fights in boxing history, and almost as soon as Sugar Ray Leonard-Donny Lalonde was announced fans wrote into top magazines such as KO and The Ring, complaining how Leonard had massively stacked the deck in his favour.
To refresh the memory of fight fans:
Leonard, at the time of November of 1988 already a three-weight world champion (welterweight, light-middleweight, middleweight), wanted more gold and to get it he persuaded Lalonde to defend his WBC light-heavyweight title against him at Caesars Palace. But there was a catch (pardon the pun!). Lalonde, a natural 175-pounder, had to drop down to the newly-created super-middleweight weight limit of 168-pounds because – in either a stroke of contractual genius or a stark example of gaining an unfair advantage – Leonard had seen to it that the newly-gilded WBC 168-pound strap would also be on the line. Continue reading
Ricky "Hitman" Hatton hits York!
Boxing legend and former light-welterweight king Ricky Hatton was in my hometown of York, England yesterday, the Manchester warrior a guest of honour at a dinner. Joined by York hero and former European, British and Commonwealth super-middleweight champ Henry Wharton, Hatton mingled with fans, posed for photos, signed autographs and then took to the microphone to speak about his fantastic career. Continue reading
Barrera-Hamed: The fight that closed the show for "The Prince"
Back in April of 2001, "Prince," Naseem Hamed, then sporting a perfect 35-0 record, faced "The Baby Faced Assassin," Marco Antonio Barrera, then holding a 52-3 pro ledger in one of the biggest featherweight fights in recent history. What took place in the ring proved memorable.
The showdown, at The MGM Grand in Las Vegas, was widely expected to provide another exciting knockout night for "Naz" – instead we saw a would-be great humbled almost to the point of retirement.
Who can forget the way Hamed, by now trained by the great Emanuel Steward, took so long in coming out of his dressing room for battle? A good fifteen or twenty minutes passed before Barrera, who had made his way to the ring with no fuss at all, was joined by the U.K superstar who was attempting to gain similar status in America. On the way to the ring, carried in as he was by a huge, sort of hoop/swing that held him aloft, Hamed was pelted by unimpressed fans, who threw beer over the deeply religious, non-drinking Muslim. The irony was not lost! Continue reading
Stuart Hall to Face Vusi Malinga for vacant IBF bantamweight belt on December 21st
The IBF bantamweight title, vacant as it is after being stripped from Jamie McDonnell, will be contested by Stuart Hall (a former points loser to McDonnell) and Vusi Malinga on December 21st, promoter Dennis Hobson has confirmed to Boxing News. Continue reading
Almost 40-years on: "The Rumble in The Jungle" remains Ali's finest hour
In some ways, the epic interview/speech the great Muhammad Ali gave immediately after he had shocked the world in regaining his heavyweight crown with an incredible 8th-round KO over an "invincible" George Foreman in October of 1974 was as memorable as his ring performance. Ali, who had been stripped of his crown unfairly in 1967, was now back on top of the world and he would be damned if he didn't let his emotions out in words moments after he'd regained what was rightfully his!
"All of you bow, all of you crawl, all you suckers who write Ring magazine, Boxing Illustrated, never again make me an underdog; until I'm about 50-years-old – then you might get me," Ali bellowed into the microphone held by the late David Frost. And how he was entitled to say such words. Continue reading
Danny Williams: The Warrior who can't quit – will face Oleg Maskaev in Russia November 4th
Two ageing heavyweights who really should be happily enjoying retirement will meet in Russia on November 4th. R-Sport reports how Oleg Maskaev, the former WBC heavyweight champion, will face Britain's Danny Williams in Krasnodar, Russia. 44-year-old Maskaev, 38-7(28) was to have faced Corey Sanders in a rematch of a 2002 meeting which was won by Sanders via 8th-round TKO, but Sanders was unable to get a visa to travel to Russia. 40-year-old Williams, who has a 44-18(33) record (having lost his last eight outings, half by stoppage) was available and has been brought in at short notice.
Maskaev, known as "The Big O," launched his latest comeback in December of 2012, and since then he has picked up two wins (a 3rd-round TKO over Owen Beck and, last time out in May of this year, a ten-round UD over Jason Gavern). Williams should certainly have quit at least a couple of years ago (he is unable to get a licence to box in Britain), while Maskaev, also way past his best, appears to have at least something left. Continue reading

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Posing for photos at the 7th Anniversary Sports Spectacular in Los Angeles, CA last night (May 20), Victoria and David Beckham looked lovely with their three adorable young sons.
Treating their good-looking family to a St. Patrick's Day outing, David and Victoria Beckham had all four kids in tow for a lunch and shopping excursion in Santa Monica, CA on Saturday (March 17).
The L.A. Galaxy star toted baby Harper Seven in his arms as his fashionista wife and three sons, Romeo, Cruz and Brooklyn, walked alongside while grabbing a bite to eat at Tsujitsa Artisan Noodles.
David Beckham put down the soccer ball to take his three boys, Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz, to the 2nd Annual Cartoon Network Hall of Game Awards on Saturday evening (February 18).
The L.A. Galaxy star posed in the press room wearing a red and white checkered shirt with dark jeans and brown shoes at Barker Hanger in Santa Monica, California.
Not that he has any trouble getting attention, but David Beckham certainly attracted the spotlight with the help of his two sons at The 2011 Sun Military Awards in London, England on Monday (December 19).
The soccer stud dad and Brooklyn and Romeo all suited up and looked absolutely adorable together as the posed for pictures on the red carpet at the Imperial War Museum.
She's a working mother of four, and Victoria Beckham recently gushed about her children - the lights of her life.
The fashion designer and her hottie hubby, David Backham, have three sons – Brooklyn, 12, Romeo, nine, Cruz, six - and their latest addition, daughter Harper Seven.
It was a big night at the Home Depot Center in Carson, California, as David Beckham and his LA Galaxy squad won the 2011 MLS CUP.
The English soccer stud looked elated as he celebrated on the pitch with his sons Brooklyn, Romeo, and Cruz after defeating the Houston Dynamo with a final score of 1-0.
Taking their daughter to watch her daddy in action, Victoria Beckham and baby Harper were spotted at David's soccer game in Los Angeles, CA on Sunday night (October 16).
The designer fashionista fed the family's latest addition a bottle of milk as they cheered on the L.A. Galaxy squad at the Home Depot Center venue.
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2004 Maserati Spyder Safety Overview & Features
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ABS brakes automatically sense when a tire has stopped rotating under extreme braking, and will modulate the brake pressure to allow the tire to rotate. This increases the vehicles ability to turn while braking.
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Stability control automatically senses when the vehicles handling limits have been exceeded and reduces engine power and/or applies select brakes to help prevent the driver from losing control of the vehicle.
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Front-impact airbags for the driver and passenger have been designed to protect the head during a frontal crash.
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Side impact airbags for the front seats have been designed to protect the torso during a side impact collision.
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The vehicle is equipped with a means of anticipating and/or detecting unwanted vehicle intrusion. The vehicle is equipped with an ignition disable device that will prevent the engine from starting if the correct original manufacturer key is not used.
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Spurning a request by a New Berlin developer, the West Allis-West Milwaukee School District will not cede 4.5 acres to the New Berlin School District.
The developer had made the request so that the entire development under construction could be in one school district. But the WA-WM School Board decided the area in question is closer to an elementary school in West Allis than in New Berlin.
The fact that the West Allis district is landlocked so it needs to protect all its taxable property was another consideration in the board vote on Monday.
The 4.5 acres had been vacant until recently, when construction started on four apartment buildings. One is in the New Berlin School District and the other three are in West Allis-West Milwaukee. Those four buildings are in addition to 14 buildings, all in New Berlin's district, that are already built in the same Stonegate Apartment complex.
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Great location for great pricePosted Jun 23, 2015
Pros: Everything
Cons: Reserved parking for hotel guests staying the night
Location: It's not far from downtown. Lots of food choices around. The Zoo was 7 min away :)
Pros: Easy to find, I was able to check-in an hour early with no additional fee, was given complimentary wi-fi AND a warm chocolate chunk cookie upon check-in :) Pillowtop bed, great view to the pool with ceiling high windows, close to many food spots, decent pool area. I would recommend this hotel. Cons: I wish there had been Reserved Parking for hotel guests actually staying the night. There was a ballroom event Sat. night so parking far from entrance as a female walking alone had me on edge. I saw a bunch of the party-goers taking up most of the parking in the front so i had to park by the back side of the hotel.
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Pros: The staff were fantastic, check in and check out was a breeze and the room was well appointed, comfortable and quiet.
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Clean room. Nice staff. Location is very close to downtown. Good value for price.
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I checked in rather late and no one even blinked twice at it (I've had other places be annoyed with me for being late even if I've told them I will be). Those at the front desk were exceptionally friendly and immediately told me that they had taken care of a special request I had submitted when I booked the room, though it was a strange request. Beyond that they had done this for me, it meant that they'd already set aside a specific room and had it ready for ME, not just anyone who waltzed in. With this I knew there would be no wait to find a room for me or change rooms because of cleanliness, problems I had experienced in the past. At all times, the staff was cheerful and helpful, getting us extra pillows, blankets, towels, etc. and helping us with the shuttle they had provided to get us places on time. I have often, in other places, seen staff members seem annoyed when I come to a hotel with a group of 20-somethings, but here, everyone always seemed happy to see us. It was very comforting (which is important to me as an introvert with a bit of social anxiety). I have said much about the staff, but I believe that is important because they seemed to me to go above and beyond to make sure I was happy there. I suppose I should say that of course the room was clean and cared for, the hotel quiet, and the free shuttle quite helpful, but I do focus on the staff because I am so thankful to them (it was a rather stressful weekend).
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Pros: The cleanliness of the room and the great customer service
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Location: It was pretty close to downtown and near the area of the wedding I was attending
Service was wonderful and the hotel was very affordable
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There was a whole group of us there for this Bachelorette party. Therefore, we were a little rowdy and loud. The hotel was so considerate of this and so helpful with letting us know good places to go in the area. The bar area had a great happy hour.
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Our room key did not work 4 different times. We would have to go all the way back to the lobby to get it fixed then back to our room. Dirty laundry sacks were left outside our room for a few hours. There was a cigarette bud left in the hallway.
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Lobby was nice. Room was nice but cramp. The door to the bathroom would not shut all the way.


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Blue Ridge Reservoir nearly empty
Normal winter will refill it as SRP seeks water contracts
The Salt River Project continues to seek water rights agreements with communities along the East Verde River for a share of water from the still nearly empty Blue Ridge Reservoir.
Pine water district hears gush of good news
But problems with leaks, maintenance costs remain an ongoing challenge
You got your good news — and your bad news: Which do you want to hear first?
Well owner wants to make a deal
Pine landowner wants water district to invest $400,000 for wells
Pine landowner Mark Fumusa made a polished pitch to the Pine-Strawberry Water Improvement District board in an attempt to convince the district to spend $400,000 to buy two shallow wells and partner on a new, deep well.
Range for Mexican gray wolves includes Rim Country
Final federal reintroduction rules satisfy state, upset conservation groups
The federal government this week finalized a plan to increase the range of endangered Mexican gray wolves tenfold, a shift that could bring the beleaguered predators to Rim Country.
Pine-Strawberry water board, contractor ready to kiss and make up
Looks like they're ready to kiss and make up.
Only prisons escape state budget woes
Governor wants tax cuts, hiring freeze, education cutbacks
Faced with a projected budget deficit, Gov. Doug Ducey has proposed a virtual freeze in state spending and cuts for most state programs, with the notable exception of prisons.
Reforms aired
Gov. Ducey wants civics, more space in charters
Newly inaugurated Gov. Doug Ducey this week promised to reform the state's schools by shifting more students to the highest performing charter schools, requiring students to pass a civics test and reducing administrative costs.
Where the world began — and ended
Preshistoric Verde Valley evokes world of Sinagua
I sat on the shore of the place where the world begin, and watched it steam in the cold light of dawn.
Economy mends
Payson sales rise 8 percent, building permits up 58 percent
Rim Country's economy continued to register strong gain, outperforming the weakening statewide figures, according to Payson's monthly budget tracking report for December.
Gentle snowstorm
Ski resorts happy, but snow, rain barely dent drought
A laid-back winter storm brought just short of half an inch of rain to Payson Sunday and Monday, with an 80 percent chance for rain today, dropping to 40 percent by tonight.
State vows lawsuit to stop wolf plan
Game and Fish disputes expansion of range to Rim Country
The battle to prevent the expansion of the range of the endangered Mexican gray wolf took another turn this week with word of a lawsuit by the Arizona Game and Fish Department.
Contractor takes new step forward for historic forest plan
Partnership to produce 60,000 pounds of compost annually
It ain't jet fuel. But it's progress.
The whisper of angels
Dawn revealed a strange kingdom — a frigid fairyland.
Working poor may lose care
Supreme Court allows lawsuit on AHCCCS expansion
The Arizona Supreme Court gave the go-ahead for a lawsuit filed by lawmakers seeking to roll back expanded eligibility for medical care for the working poor.
Snow play lures slew of visitors
A transportation nightmare turned into a tourist triumph for Rim Country over the New Year's holiday.
4FRI thinning project makes substantial gains
After years of frustrating delay, the U.S. Forest Service this year made solid progress in launching an effort to thin dangerously overgrown forests — at no cost to taxpayers.
Fire building codes year in review
In the 18 months since the Yarnell Hill Fire killed 19 firefighters trying to protect a woefully unprepared community, Payson and Gila County have taken few actions to avert a similar tragedy here.
University project makes big gains until civil war breaks out
The heroic, bewildering, vital, baffling effort to build a university campus in Payson lurched through 2014.
Rim Country's 2014 struggles set stage for 2015
Roundup recaps key news stories of last year
It wasn't really the best of times. But it was way better than the worst of times.
Alliance signs contract
University plans being drawn up
The contract's signed — now all they need is money.
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Thinning projects would yield water
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Beautiful light
Rim Country photographers produce a scenic calendar to support food banks
Alarmed by the persistence of hunger in the community, The Rim Country Camera Club (R3C) this year produced a beautiful calender for 2015, which they're selling now, with all proceeds going to area food banks.
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Alliance meeting slated to buy university land
The Rim Country Educational Alliance Board is scheduled to meet on Thursday to consider moving forward to purchase two parcels of Forest Service land totaling some 274 acres — 253 acres immediately and another 21 acres in about a year.
Mayor announces university land purchase
In a press release Friday morning, Payson Mayor Kenny Evans announced plans to purchase a 250-acre Forest Service parcel as the site for a university campus.
High stakes effort to prevent wildfires
County group hopes to jump-start stalled forest thinning process
Desperate to break a dangerous deadlock, Eastern Arizona Counties Association (EOC) has taken the plunge into the complex and politically charged effort to prevent catastrophic wildfires by thinning the forests.
Marines remember
Birthday celebrated through laughter and tears
The hard-bitten prosecutor and combat veteran stood ramrod straight on his two artificial legs and struggled to speak.
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Region outperforming state with strong gains in construction
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Water, fire districts hold elections
The Tuesday elections brought new boards and new resolutions to old problems for a handful of Rim Country communities.
Turnout determines election outcomes
"None of you bums" won a landslide victory at the polls on Tuesday.
Republican sweep
All state offices, Legislature
Republicans swept state offices Tuesday and added to their already comfortable margins in the state House and Senate.
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The Ribat of Monastir, a fortress, was the first of its kind that has been built on the North-African coastline. Buildingworks started at the end of the 8th century and lasted until the 10th, but afterwards the Ribat suffered several times due to warfare and had to be restored and extended The Ribat in Monastir has been erected on top of the foundations of a byzantine monastery, which is said to have given its name to the town. It features a nador (watchtower), which is not only the oldest part of the fortress, but also accessible and offers views over the whole town. The fortress has been used as a background setting for the movies "Monthy Pythons -The life of Brian" and "Jesus of Nazareth". It also incorporates the kasbah and an Islamic Museum. The museum showcases exhibits such as a collection of coins, Koranic inscriptions, jewelry, bronze and glass ware and an astrolabe from the 9th century. The Ribat is located at the seafront, close to the marina and the mausoleum of Habib Bourguiba. Opening times : Tuesday - Sunday 8.30 - 17.30
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Diksha Thapa (25) , a worker at Tingling Tea Garden and a resident of Limbudhura, 2 km off the Mirik-Siliguri state highway, is thanking God as some of her family members escaped miraculously even as the landslide killed 19 of her neighbours.
The Bidhannagar Police on Tuesday manhandled Rajya Sabha MP Kunal Ghosh inside Bidhannagar court premises to prevent him from speaking to the media.
Reacting to the massive criticism they are facing, the Scottish Church College authorities have now removed the dress code order put up on the college website and replaced it with an advisory.
Undisturbed by the rumours of electoral alliances and seat adjustments that her opponents are secretly working on, Trinamool chief Mamata Banerjee has told her senior party leaders to prepare to fight the 2016 Assembly polls in Bengal alone.
A candidate from Midnapore appearing for the entrance test of the Industrial Training Institute (ITI) was shocked to find his admit card sporting the photo of a dog.
The police officers investigating the Robinson Street skeleton case are now focusing on the cannibalism angle to find out whether Partha De had consumed the flesh of the family's two pet dogs and his sister, Debjani.
The 42-year old mother, reportedly suffering from some psychiatric disorder, was beaten up by Malda villagers when they found her four year old daughter bleeding profusely.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) said on Tuesday that it will re-conduct the All India Pre-Medical Test (AIPMT) for medical and dental courses on July 25, 2015.
It has taken him less than five years to rise from political oblivion to the virtual 'number two' position in the Trinamool Congress but Abhishek Banerjee, the party chief's beloved nephew has remained at the centre of controversies.
The West Bengal Criminal Investigation Department (CID) probing the Ranaghat rape and robbery case has submitted the chargesheet on Monday against five of the nine-member gang.
Barely 72 hours after his comments on a possible Congress-CPM alliance to counter Trinamool Congress, CPM central committee member Gautam Deb gave a written explanation to the party saying the media misrepresented his statement and that he never called for an electoral alliance. His comments on the alliance had left CPM top rung red-faced.
The detective department of Kolkata Police arrested three in connection with a kidnapping racket that used to dupe job aspirants with fake offer letters for railway jobs, bring them to Kolkata and kidnap them.
The Scottish Church College campus is on the boil following a notice on dress code put up by the authorities on the college website. The website bars boys from wearing round neck T-shirts and asks girls to wear skirts knee length and below.
A youngster arrested for allegedly solving the leaked question paper of the All India Pre-Medical Test (AIPMT) is a student from Bihar who wanted to become an IAS officer.
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Filed under: Democrat Corruption, Foreign Policy, History, Iran, Islam, National Security, Terrorism, The Constitution, The United States, United Nations | Tags: Always Right On Point, Investors Business Daily, Michael Ramierez
Filed under: Election 2014, Foreign Policy, Humor, Middle East, Politics, The United States, United Nations | Tags: "Talking for Dollars", No Hope/No Change, Searching for a Success
President Obama was out again on Tuesday, "talking for dollars." That's Andrew Malcolm's phrase, but it is so accurate I had to borrow it. In an email Obama chided the Republican Party for catering to "the interests of billionaires," and then attended a series of Democrat Party fundraisers in one of the wealthiest enclaves around at billionaire Rich Richman's home at $34,000 a head. (How can you fail to laugh at that one?) So what do you say to people who have paid $34,000 to hear you speak and bask in your glory?
"We have achieved so much but we still have so much to do." Obama whined. "So far, we can't get Republicans to cooperate." The president told his audience that despite Republican obstructionism in Congress, his administration has had a number of successes, as well. "The reason you don't hear about them is they elicit hope. They're good news. The cynical media doesn't like to promote good news. Cynicism is a choice. Hope is a better choice. I've never been more hopeful."
At another talking for dollars event at the White Street Restaurant in New York, the president told wealthy Democrats that "There's a sense possibly the world is spinning so fast and nobody is able to control it."
And yet if you look at what happened at the General Assembly on the terrorist group ISIS and the need to mobilize an international community to push back against their radical violence, it was the United States that mobilized that coalition both in the Middle East and around the world.
When you look at Ebola, a humanitarian crisis in West Africa, but also a public health crisis that has the possibility of affecting people around the world, it was the United States that is committed to building the infrastructure that allows health workers to get in and start saving lives and making sure that children aren't dying on the streets.
When it came to blunting Russian aggression, it was the United States that mobilized NATO countries and the world community to stand up for the principle that people are independent and have the ability to make their own decisions about their own lives and to seek freedom and prosperity on their own terms.
I don't know. If I'd just paid $34,000 to hear a speech, I'd ask for my money back. This brought the number of fundraisers up to 56 for the year so far.
Filed under: Capitalism, Democrat Corruption, Economy, Energy, Global Warming, Junk Science, The United States, United Nations | Tags: Going Around Congress, Ignoring the Constitution, The United Nations
The Obama administration is working to forge a sweeping international climate change agreement to compel nations to cut their planet-warming fossil fuel emissions, which is silly enough, but he wants to do it without ratification from Congress. One little problem:
Under the Constitution, a president may enter into a legally binding treaty only if it is approved by a two-thirds majority of the Senate.
To sidestep that requirement, President Obama's climate negotiators are devising what they call a "politically binding" deal that would "name and shame" countries into cutting their emissions. The deal is likely to face strong objections from Republicans on Capitol Hill and from poor countries around the world, but negotiators say it may be the only realistic path.
How interesting that someone who liked to proclaim himself a scholar of Constitutional Law, should, after swearing an oath on the Lincoln Bible to "the best of my Ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States," be so determined to get his own way that he is willing to defy the Constitution in case after case. It is more than ignoring his oath, it is a matter of character. This is a man who cannot be trusted because he does not keep his word.
The New York Times casually notes that President Obama ignored the legislative process in his domestic climate-change agenda as well.
In seeking to go around Congress to push his international climate change agenda, Mr. Obama is echoing his domestic climate strategy. In June, he bypassed Congress and used his executive authority to order a far-reaching regulation forcing American coal-fired power plants to curb their carbon emissions. That regulation, which would not be final until next year, already faces legal challenges, including a lawsuit filed on behalf of a dozen states.
Doesn't matter who disagrees with him, he's right and you are wrong. He is the President of the United States, and he cannot be opposed.
Does anyone believe that the president has spent even five minutes studying up on global warming or climate change? He's probably talked to Al Gore, and Science Advisor John Holdren, and all his backers and bundlers who have gotten rich off of the taxpayer money he has poured into energy scams and failed renewable energy projects. But actually looking into the science? Not a chance. Global Warming is for the Left the best chance of establishing social justice in the world. They believe because the Left believes. It is a religion, a matter of faith. As James Delingpole says:
First, they are determined to misrepresent this as a party political issue – in which ignorant, ideologically motivated, Big-Oil-funded Republican "denialists" are willfully and perversely obstructing the perfectly sensible climate policies fully supported by all Democrats. This wasn't true in 1997 when the Senate voted down the first attempt at a binding international climate treaty – Kyoto – by 95 to 0. It isn't true today.
Second, it refers to "established climate science" as if – to quote Al Gore – the science on global warming were "settled." This was a risible notion even at the height of the global warming scare back in 1992 during the Rio Earth Summit when for a period global mean temperatures were actually rising but when scientists couldn't agree why. It is even less plausible now, given that as all half-way serious scientists – alarmists and realists, alike – now acknowledge there has been no global warming in over 17 years.
Climate change, or global warming, does not even show up on the list of concerns of the American people. I don't know if "naming and shaming" will convince anyone. The American people aren't all that impressed with the United Nations either.
Filed under: Australia, Capitalism, Domestic Policy, Economy, Foreign Policy, Freedom, Law, National Security, United Nations | Tags: Legal and Illegal, Nations Have Borders, United Nation Refugee Agency
We are not alone. The United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR) is now picking on Australia for not inviting uninvited immigrants to stick around. After an assessment at sea, 41 Sri Lankans were rejected by the border patrol and handed over to the Sri Lankan authorities.
I always find it fascinating that our friends in Russia can take the most severe actions and nobody criticizes, but when one of the world's freest nations dares to insist that their borders mean something and that you need permission to enter, all hell breaks loose.
Australians welcome immigrants as we do. But there is a legal way to do it. You go to an embassy and tell them you want to immigrate. It may take some time, but you will be welcome when the time comes. We just don't have room for all the people in the world who want to live in a free country. We cannot handle all the claim jumpers currently bidding for our compassion. The U.N. should butt out.
Filed under: Democrat Corruption, Latin America, Politics, Progressivism, United Nations | Tags: A Nation of Laws?, Call Them Refugees?, Welcome Them Permanently?
Officials of the United Nations are pushing for many of the Central Americans "fleeing" to the U.S. to be treated as refugees who have been displaced by armed conflict. An official designation that is meant to increase pressure on the United States to accept tens of thousands of people currently ineligible for asylum. Well, thank you very much, United Nations.
Officials with the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees say they hope to see a regional agreement on that status Thursday when migration and interior department representatives from the U.S., Mexico, and Central America meet in Nicaragua. The group will discuss updating a 30-year-old declaration regarding the obligations nations have to aid refugees.
A more accurate assessment would note that the migrants who are trekking North are lured by the American president's talk of amnesty. They have been coached to talk as if they are displaced by armed conflict, but as soon as they have recited the phrases taught them, they cannot elaborate on their statement.
Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador are dependent on remittances that immigrants send home to their native country.
As to what has caused the huge increase from Central American states, Michael Ramirez targeted it quite accurately!
Filed under: Asia, Developing Nations, Economy, Education, Energy, Europe, Foreign Policy, Freedom, Latin America, Middle East, United Nations | Tags: Developing Nations, Exports of the World, International Trade
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Qassem Soleimani, Iranian military leader, ideologue, and commander in chief of the Quds force- a branch of the Islamic Republic's Revolutionary Guard Corps that conducts extraterritorial military and clandestine operations- has been coming out of his shell and becoming more vocal in stating his opinions.
No longer can I look past the reality that my annual voluntary forfeiture of money to my government pays for violence around the globe, at astounding levels, and I am not able to provide any more excuses or rationalizations that paying without protest, that being complicit in funding war without resistance, is not contradictory to my faith and to my conscience.
I stayed away from my country for 11 years, raising my three daughters in the calm and safety of Canada. I decided I could not let everything my husband tried to achieve be forgotten or destroyed. When I landed back in Mogadishu, I was amazed by what I saw. And what shocked me most was what had happened to women.
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The angular distance between two celestial bodies as seen from a third. Elongation is normally conceived as a measure of the angle formed between the Sun and a celestial body, such as a planet or the Moon, with Earth at the vertex. In terms of the celestial sphere, elongation is the distance between the Sun and the body as measured in degrees of celestial longitude. When the body lies on a direct line drawn from Earth to or through the Sun, its elongation is 0° and it is said to be in conjunction. It is said to be in quadrature when it lies at a right angle to a line between the Earth and Sun with an elongation of 90°, and it is in opposition when it lies on the opposite side of Earth from the Sun with an elongation of 180°. Superior planets (those that are farther from the Sun than Earth) have a full range of elongations between 0° and 180°. Inferior planets (those closer to the Sun than Earth) have limited elongations due to their smaller orbits; Venus has a greatest elongation of about 48°, while Mercury's greatest elongation is about 28°. See more at conjunction, opposition.


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Comment #21 Tuesday, May 23, 2006 2:31 PM
Hm... There are very power programs you use to protect your computer...
Please try to allow the WeatherLab an access to all system resources. Particularly to a folder: "C:\Documents and Settings\YOUR USERNAME\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files". This gadget must work with this folder without fall.
Hope this will help you.
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Psikotik, I am using Kaspersky Anti-hacker also and found no problems getting this weather gadget to work. Check the "applications" icon on your firewall menu and make sure that SD_WeatherLab_303.exe is allowed. You may have to set a new "application rule" for it.
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Will get back and let you know how it works. Thanks in advance, Vad.
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What do you think about SD_Desktop? It seems me you'll find E-mail Checker there.
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Though I am encountering a small problem with the barometer next to the weather icon. The needle seems to always stay inplace no matter what the preasure reads, Same with the icon inside the barometer.
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Very sorry. I'll send the update much soon.
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