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|Don L.
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18 people (wow) stormed Denny's. We didn't get the back room as requested--schedule conflict--but we made do with half of the open floor. I tried out a meeting agenda that appears to work with the Tucson Atheists group and I think it went over well. Lots of lively discussions. It was difficult staying with the chosen topic but I chalk that up to the energy and enthusiasm about skepticism.
This meeting was an introduction to skepticism. Some terms were laid out with the possibility that they will be covered in depth at future meetings. In particular, 20 logical fallacies were listed along with some common biases that seem to get in the way of critical thinking and meaningful discussions.
There quite a few new folks in the meeting. Welcome!
The next meeting will be on the first of October and the first Wednesday of the month because we can get the back room. It should go a little smoother since it won't be the first time at the venue.
Feel free to respond to this link by adding a reply. Feed back is great and will help me improve the meetings.
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Sorry I had to leave early. Turns out the meeting was very boring that I had to go to.
|A former member
I enjoyed your presentation greatly and want to thank you for preparing it. I have thought and read and studied Logical Fallacies in abstract and in use. I have also given a great amount of thought to Cognitive Biases. Your presentation highlighted, for me at least, the way cognitive bias leads to logical fallacies, which is something novel to me. How cognitive bias can give rise to a rhetoric filled with fallacies is an area ripe for exploration. My model for the muddled mind is a little more complicated now! I am thinking of it as Bias leading to fallacy leading to poor rhetoric. Rhetoric seems to me to be the third leg of the fire triangle of irrationality! When you have all three, bias, fallacy and poor rhetoric, the fires of irrationality burn bright!
I came away from last night thinking a few things. First, the criticism (or really, more of an observation). It seems that in a growing group there is a tension between maintaining a focus on a common topic and thus moving the group as a whole toward common action or common ground and the group splitting off into a more natural social groupings and "free-flowing" conversational interaction. And it's a problem without a solution, really... because it reflects a very natural underlying split. And I am aware that you are aware of this of course, and I think you do a good job of maintaining a balance. It's just frustrating to have to move from a natural social circle to a group mentality (I feel like I am shushing people in a way, which is something I don't want to have to do, because there are so many things I want to hear!) But, that's how these things go, I guess.
But this gave rise to a thought for me with regard to a meeting agenda. I think (and this is all off the tip of my brain) that if we started with a presentation concentrating on an overall topic, like BS detection on the Internet last night. Then, we could "break up" into smaller groups, like 4 groups of 5 people, whatever happens naturally. And within these groups, if someone has a prepared presentation, they can perhaps take it from group to group with their prepared thoughts and have a naturalistic, conversational interaction for a period. Then we could sort of reconvene as a mass and do some mass "exercises"... who knows what? Watch videos, debate, Q&A, brainstorm, lectures.
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That sort of a thing. That way we can move toward an organizational Agenda, and still have the social support... I mean, not that that's not happening anyway! :)
|Don L.
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Thanks for the observations. As you may have also observed, we're in a state of flux now. The group has essentially "rebooted" about 4 months ago and we're starting over. Last meeting was the first one with a published agenda and I decided to use the agenda that has been developed and enjoying some success in another group. As we grow, the group dynamic will necessarily change. Right now the group is heavily dependent on what I do.
For now, I'd like to keep the group together so that I can ensure everyone gets a chance to participate and we all get to know one another. I'm also trying to lay down a foundation of skepticism and there will necessarily be some storming as personalities mix. We had a lot of new members last night and it was our first time at the Denny's. Next time we'll have the back room to ourselves. Note that the meeting will be on the first Wednesday.
In the future, I'd like to see debates and possibly exercises that use the tools. I'm looking forward to working with you. You have great ideas that can only make the experience better.
Keep 'em coming!
|A former member
Ron wrote:
I came away from last night thinking a few things. First, the criticism (or really, more of an observation). It seems that in a growing group there is a tension between maintaining a focus on a common topic and thus moving the group as a whole toward common action or common ground and the group splitting off into a more natural social groupings and "free-flowing" conversational interaction.
I agree that there was a tendency to split into smaller groups. But I think that partially the reason for that was the room we were in. The people at the end of the table could not hear what was being said at the other. I think when we move into the separate room that problem will be diminished.
We used to have BS sessions with up to 15 - 20 people, and the discussions did not break up in sub groups to a large extent.
But I agree that there is a tendency to break up for the following reasons.
1. The subject is of no interest to some people.
2. The discussion breaks down to an argument between two people with others not able to participate.
3. The subject is to complex or requires knowledge that some people do not have.
Example: Ken tends to bring up scientific experiments and theories that are too complex or others lack information. I know what the experiment that supposedly proved that there was no ether was about, but I do not remember what the experiment actually was and why did it prove that there was no ether.
4. The discussion gets out of control with a few people dominating the conversation, and the more timid do not get a chance to participate.
The meeting was great, and I look forward to the next one.
P.S. I am concerned that breaking up into smaller groups would have a negative effect on the group as a whole.
|A former member
The configuration of the seating was not conducive to a focused group effort, that's for sure. I think what happened there was a sort of organic development. People kept showing up, and by the time it became apparent that the seating arrangements were going to be problematic, they were entrenched. But who knew so many people would show up? It was good to see. That's a tough nut in running a meeting. If you plan for twenty and eight show up, it's embarrassing to have the space arranged for twenty. So in many ways the things I am bringing up are situations that can't be "won" anyway.
The meeting experience is a nest of intractable conflicts. Some people want just to listen. Some people have only one point they want to make. Some people want to dominate and cannot keep quiet (the people who speak for ten minutes and then interrupt a question by saying, "Can I get one word in here, please?" Ross Perot style!). Each group has to sort of organically move toward a concensus structure. But there are always conflicts. That's the cost of doing things in groups though. You can never make everyone happy, so your goal should be to make the most people the least unhappy.
As to point 4, I think that Don does an exceptionally good job of seeing to it that everyone gets a chance to participate. Better than at just about any meeting I've ever been at! But that being said, I think we are all on the same page as far as goals in meeting structure.
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The 14th installment of this annual erotica anthology edited by Bright opens with Vanesa Baggott's visually poetic and creative "On the Eighth Day," in which the characters of Mother Earth, Mother Nature, and God are involved in a rendezvous. Other selections are often humorous and well written, but some, e.g., an excerpt from Kathryn Harrison's novel Envy, seem more concerned with shock value. Readers may find certain selections ethically questionable. In Trebor Healey's "The Pancake Circus," for example, a gay man discovers his love interest is a pedophile wearing a tracking device, but he continues to pursue and have sexual relations with the former convict. One is left to wonder how many would find a piece like this erotic. In Marie Lyn Bernard's "What Happened to That Girl," a man meets up with his troubled foster sister, now a pornographic film star. Although he is saddened by her skinny, pale body and sad face, he ultimately says, "But I don't care" and allows his empathy to be consumed by lust. Only recommended for specialized collections.
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Envy the young. Their beauty, their incomparable strength, cannot be bottled, as dearly as their elders try to squeeze a facsimile out of a jar or a needle.
Youth -- that petal before it uncurls, that curious morning dew -- what enormous potential. Anything is possible because nothing has been tried. Envy them? We want to gobble them up -- their very presence is an incitement, a rebuke to death. They are defiant.
But turn over the card. Power comes only with age, which elders have in spades.
You can't drive, you can't hold the keys, and you can't lay claim until you grow the fuck up. The very words "experienced lover" describe a life lived, adventures drawn upon.
Beauty and strength may open doors, but it's only wisdom that tells you how to cross the threshold.
When I was young, the phrase "generation gap" came into vogue. So did the thrilling insult of my old comrade Jack Weinberg: "Never trust anyone over thirty."
Those same baby boomers are rather testy these days, and trust no one. It's coming out in their erotica, as well as their children's.
The '60s generation, more than any before it, is outraged at the prospect of mortality and determined to beat it. No Olympian gods were ever so vain. They look at their offspring and feel a combination of possession, fury, and guilt. Love? Sure, of course. But I'm talking about the darker side of Zeus's parental ego, which among the boomer set is a constant battle withnarcissism.
I speak from the cusp of boom/GenX. I've wobbled on both sides. I look at my daughter, and her beauty and vitality are so vivid I could faint. I want to lock her up -- no, I mean, I want to empower her. Actually, no, I want to scare her shitless. Oh, let's be honest: I'm scared shitless. My generation has melted the polar ice caps, looted the bank, and my inheritance to her is what?
I can remember myself at sixteen so clearly. I wanted to know everything. I wanted to fuck everyone, especially the interesting, self-possessed grown-up types. I had one girlfriend, similarly inclined, who became lovers with the an older New Left patriarch. The fellow was twice her age, with thinning hair, and I was skeptical.
She shushed me. "He's great," she said. "I can wake him up in the middle of the night and ask any question, and he will always know the answer."
Her thirst for knowledge wasn't what impressed me. It was "the middle of the night" that was so seductive -- those witching hours when only babies slumber.
When was the moment when our youth become aware of their charms, as well as their desperation? They seem younger now, although that could just be my mother talking. But look at our twenty-first-century culture. Every teenager knows the time to launch a career as a porn star is in the weeks following high school graduation. Celebrity journalism shows us that Hercules and Aphrodite will both be toppled in their early twenties without massive intervention. It's no wonder the commodification of good looks and muscles has wrought an erotic backlash.
Virginity. Authenticity. The natural pearl. These are what are idealized today, as well as commercialized beyond all recognition. Fake sex -- titillation -- is for sale; real sex is elusive and underground.
Take this state of affairs, couple it with a pox of unprecedented meddling in people's personal lives by the religious right, and the result is a toxic brew. Privacy, freedom, and nature are gasping for breath. Hypocrites alone have something to crow about.
In my fifteen years of editing BAE, I have never seen such a yowling, lustful, spitting breach between young and old.
Of course, such observations are taboo. Lower your voice! Young people aren't supposed to have a sexual bone in their bodies, right? And their elders, if they are immune to beauty and make all the rules, should be able to keep it in their pants. What a squawk.
There is so much guilt and fear about the obvious -- that young people do have hormones, and old people aren't altogether blind -- that helpful discussion in the public sphere has shriveled. It is left to fiction for the truth to come out.
The truth looks like this: any conflict has the potential to become erotic. Such honesty might get complicated, tragic, or unpredictable. Eros is kissing cousins with aggravation.
The conscience of our society drives us to protect our young, to provide for them, to cheer and cherish their independence. But we wouldn't need any conscience if doing so wasn't a challenge, if it didn't demand sacrifice. The temptations include neglect, exploitation, and dependence.
Every one of those emotions came into play as I reviewed this year's erotica. As in each edition, there is a serendipity of issues among authors, a time capsule where writers who have nothing else in common find themselves buzzing on the same theme.
This year's tender spot is a brutal tug of war and lust between generations, in which tale after tale pits an attraction/ambivalence with youth on one side and their elders on the other:
Octavia Butler's last novel, Fledgling, features a protagonist who appears to be a black girl-child who has barely survived a fire -- but is, in fact, much older than even she knows.
Shanna Germain's story of a family camping trip shows a married couple who discover a unintended spark because of their grown daughter's romantic example.
Daniel Duane's novel, A Mouth Like Yours, traces a memory of a young woman who taunts her father and terrifies her boyfriend with her sexual independence.
Dennis Cooper, legendary in his work about young men hustlers, takes on the story of a teenage prostitute, whose death or myth is exhaustively debated by the men who hired him and perhaps killed him.
Jessica Cutler's memoir from The Washingtonienne is about a young woman who drags Washington's gray-haired elite down into a scandal pit, with nothing more than the crook of her pretty little finger.
Alice Erian, the author of Towelhead, writes in the voice of a young Lebanese American teenager who, among other things, gets involved with a racist Gulf War soldier next door.
Peggy Munson takes a walk, dyke-style, with Daddy and Baby, who play an erotic game of Rock, Paper, Scissors.
Kathryn Harrison's novel Envy is about a psychiatrist who is seduced by one of his young clients, not without a bit of blackmail.
Marie Lyn Bernard's story "What Happened to That Girl" is about a bunch of foster kids from the same home who unexpectedly reunite after their eighteenth birthdays, when one of them becomes a famous porn star.
In Trebor Healey's "The Pancake Circus," a young man is attracted to an indifferent, handsome dishwasher his own age, who he discovers is on probation for sex crimes.
Finally, Matthew Addison, in his "Wish Girls," demonstrates one of the sweetest endings: a young man, nurtured by fembots, finally grows up and leaves them behind.
There are a few others in this collection that miraculously escaped the Lolita backlash. You'll find poker games, polyamory, kitchen grease, and other "dangerous games with competent people," as author Kim Wright puts it.
Of course Nabokov came to mind in my deliberations. Hence my little nickname for the culprits. Their generation-slashed stories made me want to revisit the history of what has been called the most exquisite novel in the English language.
Lolita was unique when when it came out in 1955. It wasn't reviewed anywhere, and sales were terrible.
But a year later, as publisher Maurice Girodias recalls, "Things started to happen -- strange things indeed. Graham Greene mentioned Lolita as one of the the best books of the year. That provoked a demential reaction on the part of the editor of the Daily Express who accused Green and the Times of helping sell pornography of the lewdest variety...the overall result of that commotion was to create a great deal of interest in Lolita among partisans and detractors, an infinitesimal number of whom had read the book."
Nabokov has been afraid to publish his opus: after all, it was written in the voice of a cruel and remorseless pedophile who ruins quite a few lives, including his own, in the passion for his "nymphet." "Light of my life, fire of my loins, my sin, my soul, Lolita." I remember chanting that passage as a speech exercise in acting class; such was its legacy.
In Nabokov's heyday, postwar parents were about to send all their kids to college for the first time. It was a prosperous, middle-class expansion, it was America Über Alles. It was also the tremorous beginning of a beat/rock/art renaissance that would rip the covers off a variety of things Mommy and Daddy would rather not talk about.
It was a different time from today's tableau: quality education out of reach, class polarization, Bush fiddling while Rome melts. Yet it shares the same vibe of false consciousness -- the pretty parade of fake news, fake sex, fake confidence -- that can never cover up the bubbling pitch.
And so, to strip myself bare, I have to admit there is one story missing from my collection this year. The finest erotic book I read the past twelve months was the English translation of Gabriel García Márquez's novella Melancholy Memories of My Whores. You won't find it here.
It's the story of an elderly gentleman, a lifetime john of leisure, who decides that, on the occasion of his ninetieth birthday, he will spend the night at his favorite brothel with a pubescent virgin.
Our man has every intention of bedding her, but upon entering the small room for their date, he discovers the child fast asleep on the bed. Not wishing to disturb her slumber, he sits beside her to wait, his own mind awash with memorias melancólicas.
The witching hours fall upon us once again, when those closest to death are the most conscious.
Márquez declined to be part of this collection -- a disappointment to me, forty-plus years his junior. His reason was that the nature of his material was too delicate. I, of course, had a reply that was just as sheer.
Everything in this book is "delicate." Erotic reality is not for the clichéd. I don't publish pulp about Mr. And Mrs. HappyPants waltzing down the shore to an ending you can see a mile away.
The more that public life discourages sexual maturity and honesty, the further truth retreats to fiction, to poetry. The lyric of dissent is delicate indeed.
Every author I publish who "crosses a line" does so not because they have a prescription, or a solution, but because they are compelled to spell something out, and to spill something just as plain.
It's hard to be blunt, to take a risk, to endure misunderstanding. If you are acclaimed as the finest writer of your time in the same breath that they damn you as a lewd pornographer, you'll know you've unraveled something worthwhile. Take your fine lace from Bruges and toss it; what we have here is aroused, conflicted -- and very, very wide awake.
Copyright 2007 by Susie Bright
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Four hundred balloons flew over the skies of Hinesville on Monday afternoon, but they did not symbolize a joyous occasion.
Witness the aura of Elvis Presley come alive with Jim Jinelli in "ELVIS, A Concert Experience" set for 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Averitt Center for the Arts in Statesboro.
March 21 to April 19: A little woolgathering is OK. But don't let that dreamy state linger beyond midweek, when you'll want to be ready to take on new workplace responsibilities.
National recording artist Darryl Worley will perform Saturday at the Amphitheater in Bryant Commons.
Local students may be out of school this week, but some still are learning valuable lessons through day camps.
Make Rocky's Warrior Zone your place to watch every minute of Final Four action Saturday and on Monday night on the giant TV. There's no cover and televisions throughout the club guarantee that there's not a bad seat in the house.
RICHMOND HILL - Dozens of people from across the Coastal Empire gathered March 19 in the Richmond Hill City Center for the Young Men's Christian Association of Coastal Georgia's 158th annual meeting.
Hundreds took part in this year's Good Friday Walk for Shelter. Some participants still were registering even as the walk began at noon.
For the second year in a row, members of Stuff 4 Love, a group founded by First Presbyterian student Kelsey Higgason, assembled Easter baskets for area foster children in need.
SAVANNAH - The Rotary Clubs of Coastal Georgia recently announced the fourth annual "Play it Forward" concert will be from 4-7 p.m. Saturday, April 27, at the Ships of the Sea Museum and Gardens, 41 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. in Savannah.
Plans are under way for the 74th Annual Miss Georgia Forestry State Scholarship Pageant. The pageant will be in Tifton, Ga., at the Performing Arts Center.
The recent death of local businessman William A. Lamas is a loss to his family, his customers and the Hinesville community.
"Deadfall" is a satisfying new crime thriller available on home video and digital download. It easily fits the neo-noir genre and will be a good diversion for fans of films like "Fargo," "Killshot" and "True Grit " or the FX series "Justified."
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With the Patriots in a stretch of three games in 10 days and the first round of cuts looming in less than a week, a handful of players have to maximize their opportunities in the limited amount of practice time they have. While this list of 10 players isn't necessarily the same group of individuals who are on the roster bubble (although some are on the bubble at this point), it's instead a group of players who, for various reasons, need to make the most of every one of their limited chances in the next two weeks for the Patriots to field the sort of team they want to be when the regular season opens Sept. 9.
Cornerback Alfonzo Dennard: Simply put, if the Patriots are going to get anything out of the seventh-round pick from Nebraska this year, he needs to get on the field this week consistently. (He made a good start with an appearance at practice in pads on Wednesday morning.) He can't be put on the PUP list because he's practiced already, and he's too intriguing a prospect to risk putting on waivers to try to float him through to the practice squad. The only alternative is that the Patriots put him on injured reserve because of the hamstring and lose him for the year.
Defensive end Jermaine Cunningham: He had a good game against the Eagles, leading the team with three quarterback hits and looking (mostly) like the sort of player the Patriots thought he could be when he was taken in the second round out of Florida in 2010. However, he can't afford to rest on his laurels, as New England is well-stocked at defensive end. A poor week can put him right back on the bubble.
Defensive tackle Ron Brace: Same thing for the Bay State native and Boston College product, who got something of a vote of confidence when the Patriots cut loose Jonathan Fanene on Tuesday. After a solid outing against the Eagles, he needs to build on that performance this week and going forward against Tampa Bay.
Safeties Sergio Brown/Josh Barrett: The two safeties who started the year as an important part of the secondary have slipped down the depth chart, and while Brown offers some special teams value, both are quickly being surpassed by younger guys like Tavon Wilson and Nate Ebner, the latter of whom added to his rep on Monday with an interception. (For what it's worth, he did have problems with containment on one of the Philadelphia touchdowns.) Both Brown and Barrett need to make a statement sometime over the next week if they want to secure a roster spot.
Running back Brandon Bolden: It will be interesting to see how the undrafted rookie running back out of Ole Miss responds after a rough outing against the Eagles, a game in which he fumbled one punt and got blasted on another when he should have called for a fair catch. He also struggled to get consistent yardage on the ground, finishing with seven carries for 14 yards, and lost yardage on one draw play in the red zone when he ran backward. He did show up positively on special teams in other areas, however, making a nice tackle on a return. In a roundabout way, his struggles could pave the way for him to land on the practice squad, which might be the best place for him in 2012.
Running back/kick returner Jeff Demps: He will have to quickly get up to speed (no pun intended) if he wants to make an impact by the start of the regular season -- he wasn't in the system for the spring and summer sessions, and is starting from zero when it comes to getting acclimated to life in the NFL. (It actually brings to mind the rookies of last year who had to learn on the fly because of the lockout.) He'll need to be ready as soon as possible, because there are two reasons he'll be on the roster this season: One, the financial investment the Patriots have made in Demps certainly leads you to believe New England is interested in him long term. And two, he's not going to get through on waivers to get to the practice squad, as the Patriots beat out several other suitors for his services. Keep an eye on his reps this week.
Wide receiver Donte' Stallworth: The veteran receiver has been up and down throughout camp and essentially has been battling with Deion Branch for the final receiver spot (if the Patriots decide to go with six receivers instead of seven). Branch had a very good night against the Eagles, coming away with three catches for 51 yards and also showing some special teams value. (While he didn't field any punts, he was back there on two occasions.) While Stallworth has done a good job taking advantage of the opportunities presented to him thus far this summer, he must continue to do so if he wants to land a spot on the final 53-man roster.
Left guard Logan Mankins: The big fella is coming off is first week back on the practice field, and he looked sharp soon after putting the pads on. However, the reason to keep an eye on Mankins is not so much his own development -- he's shown an ability to jump back in and not miss a beat after an extended stretch away from the field -- but for his impact on the rest of the offensive line. A healthy Mankins should further stabilize the offensive line and create some continuity for a group that has had problems with consistency over the last month.
Right tackle Sebastian Vollmer: He was back at practice for the first time this summer on Wednesday morning in Tampa. There's no concern about a roster spot for Vollmer, but it is important to gauge his level of fitness and overall level of play after he sat out all spring and summer. His situation is similar to that of Mankins -- if the big German is healthy and can stay on the field consistently, he should provide some cohesion to the right tackle spot and help stabilize an occasionally shaky offensive line. If Mankins and Vollmer are healthy, their return will provide a domino effect for the rest of the New England offense: It willl make the offensive line better, and the team will feel better about sending Tom Brady out there on a regular basis as well.
Right tackle Marcus Cannon: At this point, there's no worry about Cannon losing a roster spot. Instead, with the return of Vollmer, it will be interesting to see what happens to him. He could be at a career crossroads: Does he become the No. 1 swing tackle, a backup who would battle with Matt Kopa for the opportunity to provide some depth at both spots (which is probably what he should be at this stage of his career)? Or do the Patriots ultimately decide to move him back to guard, a position he's played in the past? Regardless, after his performance at tackle in the first two preseason games combined with the return of Vollmer, it's a key stretch of practices and games for the TCU product.
Dale, Michael and Jerry dig into the details of this draft for the Patriots with ESPN's Mike Reiss.
Giardi and Price discuss the Tom Brady appeal getting overturned and Roger Goodell's victory tour. The guys can't believe the victory lap and some of his behavior. The more you listen to him, the more frustrating his behavior becomes.
Giardi and Price break down how the teams in the AFC East altered their futures after the NFL Draft weekend.
Danny Ainge joins Glenn and Christian to explain the Celtics draft process; and he also discusses the trade rumors that permeated the night.
Mut is flying solo the last hour, but he's giving reaction and analysis as the Celtics draft a power forward out of France by the name of Guerschon Yabusele and getting some early grades for the Celtics
Mut and Kirk are talking more about the Celtics pick of Jaylen Brown and can't seem to find anyone who thinks it's a good pick or can make a case for why the Celtics took him third overall.
We check in with the manager of the Boston Red Sox, John Farrell joins us live from Tampa for our weekly update on all things Sox.
Eduardo Rodriguez and the Sox stumbled in their 13-7 loss to the Rays. Mut recaps the game and takes your calls on all things Boston baseball.
Christian recaps the Red Sox 6-2 loss to the Rangers.
DJ and Pete continue to assess the season that was for the Bruins and look toward the future for the franchise and how they can improve.
DJ and Pete are together for the final Sunday Skate of the season. They get into their overall thoughts on the season, the Bruins keeping Claude Julien on as head coach and the end-of-season press conferences last week. They discuss the rebuild process, what the Bruins need and how they can obtain it. Plenty of callers have their own theories and opinions on all of these topics as well.
Butch is joined by two-thirds of the Sunday Skate show in DJ and Pete. The guys discuss the problems with Bruins including leadership and grit, who should stay and who should go and if Claude is to blame.
The guys finish the show bantering about Max Kellerman apparently getting the Skip Bayless job, Iceland's win over England in the Euro 2016, and Caitlyn Jenner on SI
Texas Rangers sideline reporter Emily Jones likes getting doused by Gatorade. A D&C caller accuses the guys of being sexist in their analysis, which leads to a debate of the hottest sideline reporters in sports.
Dino, Gerry and Kirk discuss Tuesday's Dale and Holley show which feature some measure of tension during the interview with John Farrell and during a Rick Porcello debate
The Red Sox needed a big start from a pitcher, and Porcello delivered. Glenn and Lou talk about last night's win in Tampa and discuss what ERod needs to do while down in Triple A.
David Price is on the mound this afternoon in Tampa, but after last outing's terrible performance, the pressure is on for him to perform. Glenn and Lou discuss Price and his need to take over a game.
Red Sox GM Mike Hazen joins Glenn and Lou to talk about what went into sending ERod down to Pawtucket, and what the trade market looks like at this point in the season.
We check in with the manager of the Boston Red Sox, John Farrell joins us live from Tampa for our weekly update on all things Sox.
Inspired by the tease of being great that Eduardo Rodriguez showed us in the past, we look at four other Sox players that had similar teases.
We close out Dale and Holley with the best soundbites of the day.
Former Celtics General Manager Jan Volk joins Kirk Minihane for a discussion that any Celtics fan will love. Kirk and Jan talk about the legendary 85/86 Celtics and how the team was constructed and of course the decision to draft Len Bias and his tragic death.
Kirk Minihane sits down with John Tomase to talk about the current political landscape, John's desire to write about social issues, and of course Spygate is discussed.
Kirk Minihane is joined by one of his radio heroes, Artie Lange. They discuss everything from Artie's comedy career, his time with Howard Stern, his issues with drugs and prostitutes, and the comedy show to benefit slain Officer Ronald Tarentino Jr.
Jerry Thornton and "Uncle Buck" Adam Cormack break down the greatest season finale of all-time, the season 6 finale of Game of Thrones. Jerry and Uncle Buck debate if this season was the greatest season in television history.
Ben, Russ & Alex recap the 4-0 loss the USMNT suffered to Argentina in the COPA America Centenario semifinal. Then they catch up with the EURO's, and recap if their predicted winners are still in the tournament.
Former Celtics General Manager Jan Volk joins Kirk Minihane for a discussion that any Celtics fan will love. Kirk and Jan talk about the legendary 85/86 Celtics and how the team was constructed and of course the decision to draft Len Bias and his tragic death.
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Coinciding with Pope Benedict XVIs state visit to the UK in September 2010. David Yallop, author of In God's Name, looks at the current news stories concerning widespread child abuse by priests and shows how the Vatican is not telling the full story.Praise for In God's Name:'A thriller without an ending...Yallop has surely proved there is a case to answer.' - Guardian'An astonishing book...a story of corruption, lies and disinformation.' - Daily Mail'Excellently done ... An engrossing and disturbing book' - Economist
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A 6-foot-2 middle blocker from Sacramento, Calif., the redshirt sophomore has played in 101 sets so far this season for CSU, and boasts 138 kills for the Rams. Currently, Paige is hitting .353 on the season, which ranks second on the team and third in the Mountain West Conference. Entering Friday's first-round NCAA tournament match against Cal State Fullerton, she also ranks second on the team in total blocks with 92, including seven solo blocks.
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Coastal First Nations took the B.C. government to court in January 2015 in a bid to strike down an agreement that gave Ottawa decision-making authority over the Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline project. In June 2010, the B.C. Liberals signed an "equivalency agreement" with Ottawa, which effectively gave the federal National Energy Board final say over the environmental assessment process for five projects including the Enbridge Northern Gateway and Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.
"I don't think we could be happier. This is a landmark decision," said former Coastal First Nations executive director Art Sterritt, who said he and others were "pretty confident" about the odds of winning the case.
"Coastal First Nations brought this to the attention of the province before Northern Gateway was approved by the National Energy Board. We said, 'hold on here, you can't make a decision that affects our lives without talking to us first.'... So basically Northern Gateway is back where they started 10 years ago."
Coastal First Nations lawyer Joseph Arvay said the ruling effectively nullified the federal government's initial approval of the Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline.
"What it means is, Enbridge now has to come back and get the (environmental) certificate from British Columbia," he said. "The ruling said the B.C. government abdicated its duty to conduct an environmental assessment, and its duty to consult with and accommodate First Nations."
As for whether the B.C. government could appeal the decision, he said the Clark government should be "loathe to appeal," because the decision actually confirms British Columbia's legal right and constitutional power to weigh in on major energy projects.
"The Court held that the Equivalency Agreement is invalid to the extent that British Columbia relies on the decision of the National Energy Board in relation to the Northern Gateway project," B.C. Justice Minister Suzanne Anton said in a statement. "My officials will need to take time to review the decision and government will have more to say in due course."
"I find that there has been a breach of the Province's duty to consult, and thus the honour of the Crown, by the failure of the Province to consult with the petitioners prior to June 2014," wrote Justice Koenigsberg in her ruling, noting that despite the B.C. government's argument that it had "given up nothing that impacts adversely upon the petitioners' exercise of their Aboriginal rights," its submission contained fundamental flaws. She wrote that the equivalency agreement was "invalid" to the extent it removes the need for ministers to exercise their discretion relating to the B.C. Environmental Assessment Act.
"This is a huge victory and has major implications for Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline expansion," ForestEthics' Sven Biggs said. "Clearly, the message is that the province can't cede its decision-making powers and consultation of First Nations to the federal government. And why did the province cede its decision making powers (in 2010) for the rest of British Columbians? I'd be interested to see what this means for Kinder Morgan, because the equivalency agreement was also used for that project as well."
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I just bought my first Tin of Cadburys Roses, and am really shocked at what has become of them!
they really have gone to the dogs, in comparison to my memories of them growing up. I Especially liked the chewy and Hard Caramel ones. all which seem to have gone.
Its good to see I am not alone in my view of the Todays version of Cadbury's Roses.
I will not be buying anymore.
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