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Comedian on journalist targeting, IRS scandal and Mayor Bloomberg
May 22, 2013
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Sachs analyst Bill O'Reilly in the Miller time segment violence directed the sage of Southern California -- -- -- Obama's choice here.
You are printing -- James Rosen T shirts out.
There's not true.
Nothing's free -- -- -- anymore belly.
Hey listen I just wish the DOJ had been as tough on those black Panthers.
Old pipe wrenches outside the Philadelphia polling place as they are on James -- and at his mama.
And it's that attitude or -- -- and it's unbelievable.
I think Carl Cameron must be jealous because they're not bug and have.
And you know when you look at this administration is looking more nixonian I would say the only difference is what Obama says I am not a crook they're gonna have to put it on prompter far.
And I would hope that they would move their Stonewall on this down -- southern border at least keep some people water or -- here illegally.
By the way where's Biden been lately he's on a shorter leash -- the mayor of munchkin Lance Pekingese nobody's gonna let him talk.
-- -- you I haven't seen the vice president around.
-- I made a prediction earlier in the program that.
The attorney general Eric Holder is not gonna survive this snooping with the press business.
He's a guy they're gonna throw under the bus you believe that.
What Billy that's pretty far -- you know -- is.
Good soldier for this cat if he goes.
You know it screwed you know that Jarrett is the one that beyond that and it Jarrett guys you know the whole thing is that the most not a dollar geragos met.
-- yeah it's not gonna go.
But I think that now once you -- -- so quickly through that I'm not act and I gave up saying I think -- it's behind at all.
And I don't think Jarrett -- go either but I think if you get up.
This -- you're one step away from heart that's very far ahead it's definitely I don't have under the bus I don't know about Valerie Jarrett and I I really don't and I'm saying is honestly don't nobody does utility what are you going on you you get a good five bought her that she wouldn't.
Participate in this on the other side I don't.
On -- neutralize our eyes that told -- -- on neutral line.
Who in the White House might be in -- and on the evidence.
But I have plenty evidence and Eric holders involved because these guys are doing it he had to know and his reach use this as a bunch of BS everybody knows it.
So yeah.
-- -- take you would face value and I'll say that much like the president's biggest defenders.
I'll get on board and I -- willing to concede to.
That he's clueless because that's the deep ball position now for anybody is protecting the president.
That he had no idea about any evidence albeit good American I don't believe the whole Internet I think the president is absolutely -- you think president Obama's clues about.
I don't think he's clueless about it a bit of good American Idol and her -- -- -- pull out none of them.
You know -- call it they call it deny ability and this is the game.
When you're -- as CEO of a corporation.
Or an elected official congress -- senator president.
There's a strategy that is employed by your guys and gals they give the person deny ability.
That's what's probably going on here.
But we'll -- now honey IRS thing this woman lowest Lerner.
We you -- me Miller have paid -- 750000.
Dollars over the last four years.
So apparently she's playing for the Washington Nationals when she is -- work -- for the IRS.
And this woman had the ball to go in there and not tell the truth today.
It's just -- It's loud she's gonna plead the fifth she had a few -- teach there before she got to the fifth.
You can't go in and laid out how innocent you are and that at the end where ice is gonna collar back -- not because she screwed the pooch on this either plead the fifth.
Or don't play did that but don't sit there and tell me that you -- the the -- best we have to offer the best and brightest -- say by the way I'm not gonna tell you -- a thing.
About what's going on and nobody in the press is gonna -- on this let's face facts.
The American Media isn't an abusive relationship.
Little bomb -- they don't quite know what to do if you take the New York Times you -- could refer to what is fifty shades of gray lady.
And nobody gonna ask her the hard questions.
-- they might take a little thing here a little respite say hey.
Hey what's happening with Obama but -- -- -- cave in on that you know but they have to -- little -- -- they have to do you have but I think this.
-- Cyrus is going to be big -- I really see is is a big big story coming down a -- I don't talk and -- about one in your favorite guys Mayor Bloomberg of New York City says that in.
College students who really aren't that bright are up against it roll the -- The people who are gonna have the biggest problem are.
College graduates who aren't rocket scientists that you will not at the top of their class compare plumber to going to Harvard College.
-- plumber actually for the average person probably would be a bigger deal.
Because you don't spend four years spending 4050000 dollars tuition and no income.
Now that I figured that I should have been a -- Miller and I did spend of fifty group that doesn't fit the and I say -- the nanny state is telling the kids there isn't yard -- a living your parents basement for the rest elect.
Why not know how to work on the pipes -- up there and one thing about a plumber as they can recognize a little trip that keeps you up all night.
And that's Mayor Bloomberg and no -- once he does get these kids to be plumber he's gonna come -- with a ruler and measure their exposed butt crack.
And let -- -- but correctly had a fighting chance that you can see above the genes from the end.
That I used a collateral lead mode it is your right -- -- right from ER especially when your pocket and another region and you gotta go to French pronunciation.
-- at least the -- lot.
Our Miller and I hope your phones on -- man boy they get an earful if that's that's going on of the checkered.
No one footnote for me -- my -- it throws at you got your body's.
And when you love the read Miller's emails all my guy -- -- blow off and there are.
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Puerto Rico's Secretary of Commerce, José Pérez Riera talks about the Island's economy.
Mar 29, 2012
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We are joined this morning by a very special guest Jose Perez and Perez re -- who -- Puerto -- secretary of commerce.
Here to talk with us today and thank you for being here about the economy -- Puerto Rico and I know that Americans know that there is this discussion of statehood.
It's going on there's vote coming up and some people have very much Puerto Rico on their minds but there's another reason you want us to know about.
Puerto Rico this morning it has to do with the economy.
Would take a look at what Puerto Rico.
Has been through and what we've been in -- do.
Over the past six years basically where it -- go entered into recession back in march of 2006 and when governor for two when -- -- to the beginning of 2009 he took the difficult measures and have to be implemented and basically we've turned the economy around we're now we're seeing.
Growth for the first month.
Since we entered into that recession back in 2006 we started seeing growth this past December we're seeing job creation we saw 35.
Thousand jobs created in the first half of this fiscal year that's the most that we -- in the first half of the fiscal year in more than a decade so basically.
The economy -- request turn around and we're now we're -- for growth.
As secretary as we hear about.
The accomplishment -- that there're couple things that go through my mind one what were the factors that led up to the specific recession in Puerto Rico and maybe.
How they might mirror what's been happening in the United States and then I'll get to my second point.
-- I think in Puerto Rico what you had was a convergence of different issues basically you very bad decisions were made.
Governmental spending much more money than what it could afford to spend well -- sound familiar well it certainly does and the governor of Puerto Rico took the difficult measures necessary.
To be able to basically turn around what was when -- first came many 3.3.
Billion dollar budget deficit that's been reduced to 610.
Million dollars in a matter of three years now when we first came in as a matter of a percent of the total budget that 33 point three billion dollars was 45%.
That's been reduced to 7%.
From -- 51 in the nation with a fifty states and Puerto Rico we've reduced ourselves in that ranking to the fifteenth position so you've seen quite a bit of progress for three years.
Let me stop you there because that that's important information to stop on how -- you can happen.
What -- you have to be sensible you have to do the right things you have to be able to cut cost.
You have to be able look ultimately be responsible fiscal basis surely you spend on the things that need to be spent on.
Are there certain areas or sectors that you.
Found that work specifically for cutting because I mean I'm just thinking.
You've done in six years what we haven't done in and the fifty states you've turned it around so I want to learn from what you've done.
Well basically you have to invest in these types of incentives that are gonna work.
You have to do we wouldn't want just give me an example well in our case we have wonderful incentives in the area manufacturing but we created.
Incentives for tourism for the film industry and we now have -- and -- Porter.
It's -- -- -- it's absolutely beautiful but I'll tell you what you know before incentives.
It was still beautiful and we didn't have as much by William of the film industry and you have now think -- just a matter that you go after those things that are gonna actually be able add value which is what we've done with the export services.
The bill which was recently approved and that's the most exciting area I think.
For future economic growth in Puerto Rico.
Secretary rear.
When I hear you say the word -- best I think that there's some Americans and and potentially some of our viewers will say -- that's code for spending and how do you spend it invested.
Cut at the same time.
How did you -- film industry without spending big.
Well what you're spending on really is in the case of the film industry tax credits but -- tax credits for money that's being spent and Puerto Rico.
So ultimately what you're doing is bringing foreign direct investment of the island and you provide for some relief for the good the companies that actually bring those creations.
Puerto Rico and in the case of -- island.
Since we have the tourism industry it's gonna get free advertisement and you will -- the movies -- come film and there's those synergies and ultimately could make this work.
Now tell you that the governor Puerto Rico reduced his salary by 10% -- reduce the salaries of.
All of his talent -- with -- you make a lot of money in government the government of Puerto Rico.
He does not but ultimately you have to make the right decisions he has been out -- like a symbolic -- -- that actually -- some revenue in the I have to think it was more about.
Well it's it's symbolic but it's important as well he asked his cabinet members to also take salary cuts.
But you start at home you start at your own place and you set the example.
And we value re able to then have -- the moral mandate to be able to tell people that you have to do the things that are necessary nor from Puerto Rico to be able to get back on the right track which is what we've been able to do.
All right last question for you yet there is this talk of statehood should you become the 51.
State Puerto Rico.
It would sell to me like you'd want some autonomy I don't know if you wanna be thrown end.
To a situation where we now have a mandate on health care you heard the conversation going your quick thoughts on that and then I know you wanted on the channels like Alex again.
Well I'll tell you my my quick thoughts are that Puerto Rican.
Residents have been American citizens for the past 100 years.
And I think just as as a matter.
Of equality we should be able to vote for the precedent that ultimately has the power to send us to war.
We should be able to have representation.
At the house and in the senate that ultimately will provide for laws that will apply to Puerto Rico and and just as a basic.
Measure of of a fundamental fairness we should as a state.
Be able to have the same rights as every other American citizen of the US flag.
The Puerto Rican US citizens have fought in wars and have died in higher numbers -- proportions that the majority of the states and I think that it only big moves -- All of us in Puerto Rico to it to make sure that down the road we have the same types of rights as every other American citizens.
Thank you for taking that question on Jose Perez re -- his Puerto Rico's secretary of commerce a pleasure to have you on this morning.
I now know that when I visit later this year I'm part of your economic comeback.
With me and my allowed kids -- husband significant.
Well war will be waiting for you Puerto Rico much appreciated for that thanks for me thank you.
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SANTA CRUZ -- Four weeks ago, Santa Cruz pro surfer Nat Young had been eliminated early from the Quiksilver Pro France, and Brazil's Filipe Toledo was inching closer to the Rookie of the Year prize.
Young, 22, was ahead of the of the other rookies for essentially the whole season, yet his goal of winning Rookie of the Year started to slip after bad results in Tahiti, Trestles and France.
The Association of Surfing Professionals Rookie of the Year is based solely on points and won't add a cent to Young's $146,200 prize money he has earned so far this season. But he wanted it badly.
"I was definitely in a slump, and I definitely knew I had to step it up in Portugal," Young said recently in an interview at his home on the West Side.
After losing early in France, he had a considerable amount of downtime. Some of it he spent watching "Breaking Bad." The rest, he spent crunching numbers to see what he needed to oust the other rookies.
On the outside, he told people he wasn't worried about his standing. But Young said he was thinking, "I can't let this slip. I was so far ahead. If I lose this, it'd be such a bummer."
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Young then outfoxed Jordy Smith and Josh Kerr on his way to the final against eventual winner Kai Otton.
Young's points lead against the other rookies became insurmountable, and he was named Rookie of the Year on the Portuguese sand.
"They kind of made a big deal about it at the beach, but he was really mellow," said Brandon Guilmette, global team manager for Hurley, Young's main sponsor. "He sort of gets a little bashful when the cameras are pointed at him, but he worked really hard."
Guilmette traveled with Young in Europe and said he was impressed with his poise.
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Others who have watched Young surf since his junior days said his work ethic could be a lesson to the next crop of Santa Cruz surfers. Or even to the crew of 16 burgeoning surfers who will descend on Young's home break of Steamer Lane next week for the Coldwater Classic, where they will vie for a year's sponsorship on the World Qualifying Series tour.
"He's earned everything he's got," said Kieran Horn, a former Coldwater Classic winner and now brand manager for the Americas for O'Neill Wetsuits.
"From traveling as a young kid to SoCal to compete against better kids to doing extra time in the gym, he's given up pretty much everything to be one of the world's best surfers. You don't do that just by playing video games and surfing. He's devoted his life to being one of the world's best surfers and sometimes people forget that," Horn said.
Young said he plans to go to Hawaii in mid-November for the last two WQS events of the year and the World Tour finale at Pipeline. Now ranked No. 9 in the world, he has secured a place for himself on the 2014 WCT, but in Young's eyes, there's still room to grow.
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Check out The Iowa Review Online this month, as my review of Rahul Mehta's debut short story collection, Quarantine, has gone live. It's really a very good book, and one you should check out. Here's a little of what I had to say about it in the review:
In his convincing debut collection of short fiction, Quarantine (Harper Perennial 2011), Rahul Mehta chronicles the lives of openly gay Indian-American men, their disappointments and betrayals, and the hard-earned personal connections they come to cherish. In an intimate, confessional style, Mehta's characters dwell on botched relationships, on their romantic, familial, and cultural failures, and on the difficulty of sharing space with another person. Most of the stories focus on Western-born children and young adults bored by Indian social and religious traditions—rich kids, overfed on pop culture, who have trouble connecting with those around them, whatever their ethnicity.
This is my ninth published review; the first that's appeared on TIR Online.
Just in case you missed it, here's what happened on here in September:
-I took a few weeks off from working on the novel–using the time to clean up a few new short stories for submission–but am now reading and editing my first complete draft. It's a lot of fun to read so far, seeing how things come together, and where they don't.
-The Uninitiated released its comprehensive and authoritative rankings of MFA and PhD programs in creative writing. The University of Texas at Austin took the top spot.
-My review of Rahul Mehta's Quarantine was accepted for publication by The Iowa Review Online, and will appear shortly in the month of October.
-My review of David Philip Mullins' Greetings from Below—previously accepted for publication by Prairie Schooner—has been scheduled to run in the Spring 2012.
Dispatch from The Hyphenates of Jackson County
"The noise was so frightening that Jacob couldn't stand still. He had to move his feet, around in the crowd, or he felt like someone was going to take a shot at him. A block over there was a nervous cop who sprayed shotgun fire into the air whenever someone approached the car he guarded. The cascading noise of tumbling glass was punctuated by the fraught screams of woman in jeopardy. Or maybe that wasn't it at all, what Jacob thought he heard. Maybe that was the sound of a woman's prurient cheer as government windows were smashed to shards. There was the roar of voices, people fighting and being hurt. The flash of small arms erupting. The police sirens, their barking orders. The steam valve had been blown clean off and Jacob couldn't stay where he was. He had to run into it, into the noise and fighting. He had to see everything, to document it in his mind. Speeding cars rushed into the crowds. Young men jumped on the sideboards of cars to swing around to where the action was. There were cars with Sicilians, Lithuanians, Greeks, Serbians. Once word of the melee spread, anyone who wanted to take a swing at a cop made a bee-line to Scandal Flats. A gang hijacked a streetcar and plowed into the mess, clanging the bell to announce their audacity. Teenage boys and musky husbands rushed out of houses with whatever hammer or club or bat they could lay hands on, and then hopped in a taxi to get there fast. A mechanical rumble filled the atmosphere. Roadsters and jalopies, homemade in Little Italy garages, swung recklessly around the blocks. They swerved to miss people and each other. Jacob couldn't always see the cars but he could hear their pop-pop motors hammering at full throttle a block away, spreading echoes between buildings, echoes that bounced back from the high-rises of downtown. Trucks, commissioned or otherwise, hopped hot over the pavement to load up with furniture or produce or women's clothes. Taxis slumped cockeyed and labored up the hills, packed full inside, passengers on the footboards.
"People shouted out to groups of strangers any news they heard. There was lots of talk in the mob about the smutty details of the rape—conjecture about Will Brown's body in relation to the girl's. They made him out to be huge, a towering man, arms like a gorilla's, legs like a mule's. They talked about Agnes Loebeck as if she was a little girl, pious and pure, like she only ever wore little white Sunday dresses, like she picked berries in a pristine field, like she'd never even heard of anything like a dick before."
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Atmospheric Disturbances by Rivka Galchen. Eh.
My Antonia by Willa Cather. I really enjoyed this book, and can see why it's often noted as Cather's finest. I was surprised at how Modernist this novel is, it's really quite innovative, as I'd always thought it was more of a Victorian, continental-style book for young women than anything. I stand corrected. A masterful work.
Also, if you haven't heard this NPR piece by Bradford Morrow on My Antonia, you should really check it out. Here's part of what Morrow has to say:
What's interesting about My Antonia is how it manages to function as a perfectly inviting story for young readers, and how an adult willing to revisit it with a more developed critical eye can appreciate it for the subtly sophisticated narrative it truly is. In this regard, it's not unlike a wildly different book, Alice in Wonderland. Great fun for kids, psychologically captivating for grownups.
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Some good news to report this morning, as my review of Rahul Mehta's debut short story collection, Quarantine, has been accepted for publication on The Iowa Review Online! The review should run early in October. I'll be sure to post a link at that time, certainly.
This is my first time working with The Iowa Review, and I'm very excited to be associated with another high-quality journal. This also marks my tenth review to be accepted for publication! I'm not really sure how I've written that many, but I'm proud to hit a benchmark of sorts. Book reviewing wasn't something I thought I'd ever enjoy doing, but the pleasures of the form have surprised me. It's actually pretty fun, figuring out what makes a book good and getting to tell people about it. What's not to like?


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Single Black Women Wake Up!!!, by Stacey McClain – T.B.A.
I heard an alarming statistic the other day…42 percent of black women have never been married compared to 21 percent of white women. THEN I HEARD… black women are the least likely to get married.
After hearing this, I started counting my friends who have never been married…one, two, three, four -have been seriously looking. Five, six, seven — have given up on looking. Eight, nine, ten – decided they don't even care anymore. Damn, what's really going on? Are they too picky? Are they just not interested? Or are they just waiting for the brothas? A'ight ladies, a word to the wise— STOP WAITING!
Let me tell you, I've heard lots of excuses from black women like – "ain't no good brothers out there, a lot of brothers are in jail, or on the D.L.," or "I'm waiting for a man who has (insert specific like salary, height and credit history here)" , or " brothers are dating white women,… younger women,… white women, Asian women…" (No, I'm not talking about MOTU). Most recently, I heard the excuse… I want to marry a black man to help further our race. Well, ladies I'm asking you to wake the hell up and get on the f@#king bandwagon!! IF THE BROTHAS CAN'T BE FOUND, or who are M.I.A., OR JUST AIN'T INTO YOU… LOOK ELSEWHERE!!!
What I know to be true, is… a lot of sistahs are loyal to a fault. A brotha could be in jail, have one leg, be abusive, blind, cripple or crazy and a sistah say… "Girl, he loves me, so I have to be there for him." This idea of loyalty and the idea that you're SUPPOSE to be with a black man no matter what, is crazy to me! Ladies, it's a new millennium, time to move forward – our brothas have so what are you waiting for?!
SEVERAL of my male friends are dating younger women, older women, white women as well as other races of women and my sistah friends seem to be standing on the sidelines mad or waiting for the brothas to simply notice. After talking to people who are (or were) married to "brothas of a different hue," they've said—"a relationship can be blissful or it could be hell no matter whom you're with." Could race mixing present a different set of problems if you're with someone outside your race? Sure. But, ALL relationships are work!! Be alone or be brave!
Some black women will talk about how they can have they own job, take care of their own car, will pay their own bills and any other independent task to show how tough they are. This idea was groundbreaking in my mother's day when women didn't really work and they stayed at home with their husband for the sake of their kids, or when they got married because they were pregnant. And, even back then, I bet all that shit was hard to do! However, our social norms are changing, and values are shifting. So, where is the same independent thinking when it comes to dating? You can do whatever you want, but you won't date whom ever you want? C'mon sistahs– IT'S OKAY! Date who you want to date!
Stop limiting yourselves! Go! Explore the world of men in — Asia, Korea, Europe, Italy, Peru, Guatemala, Mexico, and Australia! I'm hoping that after you read this, you will open up your hearts, and minds to any race of man who might be checking for you. How do you know you can't be happy with an Asian guy, or a guy from Guatemala? You don't know until you get your azz out there!
Stop worrying about shit you can't control. And, the idea of trying to save our race is something that you truly can't control! Seriously! You can't control how the world will be several years from now. You can't control whom black men choose to date. And, you have never been able to control other races of women looking to date black men! What you can control is your own damn happiness.
Think bout it… Black men who've dated outside of their race never worried about "continuing the race." Black men who left their families behind didn't worry about how black women were going to survive. Don't be confused, I am NOT telling you to stop looking for that perfect "Obamaesque" brotha!! Hell yeah– keep looking for him, especially, if you can find him. All I'm saying is, the idea of "only" searching for a black man in today's society, is just as antiquated as afro-puffs and blue eye shadow. Sure you can sport them every now and again, but you surely have many more options. And, by only seeking black men to date, is like going to a store and buying the same dress EVERY time you go shopping for a dress. Why in the hell would you do that?
Stacey McClain is a writer who lives in Los Angeles.


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Judged: 1 1 1 plus, there are 'glass ceilings' in life for many gals. their own families will NOT consider them full adults until they pass the 4th one. as well as some folks in society will do as well. . 1st one menses 2nd one dating 3rd one marriage 4th one pregnancy then motherhood 5th one grandmother . many women set upon themselves the 5th one. meaning they have just pressured their offspring to do the first three to four, depending on the offspring's gender. and the cycle continues thru each generation. . I've personally seen it happen. plus, while at a job once. some female bible thumper asked me if I was a mom, I said "no". she then asked me if I was married.same response. I was then asked "what is wrong with you?" I was only 22 at the time. . as well as the attempt to feel guilty by my dad, brother, sister in law shortly after me getting rid of my first husband to the Feds. they were getting down on me for not providing my brother with a blood niece or nephew. that I was being selfish in being childless. . http://thebritgirl.com/2006/11/19/childfree-w... If youre from a patrilineal family (Western Christian tradition generally) where the family name is passed on through the son, then the pressure will be on the son to have children. The pressure on women to have children is always there, regardless. . http://www.conceiveonline.com/articles/pressu... For some families, its a matter of culture:There are cultural backgrounds where its assumed that parents have a right to continue to influence their childrens families as much as they want, says Deborah Tannen, professor of linguistics at Georgetown University and author of the forthcoming You Were Always Moms Favorite: Sisters in Conversation Throughout Their Lives (Random House, 2009). Parents may also view a lack of grandchildren as a sign of failure or rejection, Tannen says. . http://www.samefacts.com/2012/05/personal-mom... When kids grow up, their parents often start pressuring them to get married (or de-facto married or whatever equivalent is on offer) and have kids. Those who dont pressure, almost always hint. If the adult children dont feel like marrying, their parents are willing to give ground. The son- or daughter-in-law is optional. The grandkids arent. |
"Justice Loves Liberty" Since: Feb 08 18,690 Location hidden |
Judged: 2 1 1 They aren't children. I am against the unlawful killing of living breathing human beings. You, on the other hand, don't give a fig about them once they're born, you only care about forcing women to gestate whether they want to or not. Ignorant pile of waste, just like lippy. You two should be together. |
"Becoming a better me!" Since: Jul 09 8,166 Location hidden |
Judged: 2 2 1 Do you those those are the only children who have grown up knowing they weren't wanted? There are THOUSANDS, if not HUNDREDS of THOUSANDS of children who weren't wanted. Yet, they were born because their mothers thought they MUST bring the pregnancy to fruition. Or thought she would "learn" to love them, once they were born. This bears out what we have said many times. Parenthood is a lifetime commitment, not just a nine month one. If you know you cannot be the mother the child deserves, and know you cannot give the child up for adoption, then abortion is the responsible choice. |
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Judged: 2 1 1 . if that father had not died from cancer. and had seen that the son has remained single and childless even into his late 40s. the dad I bet, would be very unhappy. since the father spent so much time trying to get that son to carry on the family name. . the son refuses to get married while mom is living at home with him. and his mom refuses to move out until the son is married. it has been a stalemate for about fifteen years now for those two. . and she wants grandkids by him. but she can not understand why he wont get married. even after it was pointed out that he refuses to get married til she is living at one of his sisters' home. |
"Becoming a better me!" Since: Jul 09 8,166 Location hidden |
Judged: 2 2 2 And here we have yet another example of that christian "love." Is it any wonder that so many refuse to believe in it? |
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Judged: 1 1 1 I do think you forget that the Bible's official position on abortion itself is extremely ambiguous and that infanticide and abortion were not uncommon during the times of the Old and New Testaments. Anti abortion positions are put forth by religious institutions who make interpretations based on the texts, with a lot of variation in between any position. What I dislike about Gentiles like you is that you lean heavily on Tanakh statements (Exodus, Genesis, Leviticus, etc) for your rants against abortion and whatnot and yet still have the gall to postulate that as Christians you are under no obligation to follow Jewish law. It's also incredibly offensive to dismiss the opinions of non Christians and others who don't follow your faith; that is a position born of utmost ignorance and hate, an insidious form of misguided, anti intellectualist feelings of superiority, not to mention how you do a disservice to your religion itself -- people like you are the reasonn why their perception of Christianity is one of extreme bigots. If you've nothing better to contribute except your vitriol then please run back to your handlers at the Westboro Baptist Church! |
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Judged: 2 2 2 Maybe because they're so unsatisfied in their faith that they wish to transmit their hate and disappointment to others? It's very spiritually unhealthy to be religious simply out of fear of spiritual repercussions -- a most loathsome form of hypocrisy-- as opposed to being religious out of a confidence in one's situation and ability to explore and learn about the faith. This is why "God fearing people" are among the most spiritually and emotionally contemptible of peoples; they are disservice to worldwide faith as well as emotional and psychological health. |
"Ignorance is bliss." Since: May 11 7,627 Saint Clairsville, OH |
Judged: 2 2 2 "According to this lawsuit, Amber Graves, a young mother of three, visited her doctor, Dr. Fan Wang, to obtain birth control in early 2011. Instead, it says she learned he performed a tubal ligation after the birth without her informed consent, and it sterilized her. Graves is suing both Dr. Wang and the Memorial Hermann Hospital System alleging negligence. The lawsuit adds that during her follow-up visit, he told her there was no need for birth control because she already had three children by one man and that was enough." Wow... |
Hello and just sex,,sex is the problem with abortion |
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Judged: 3 3 2 Of course I don't think they are the only children who have grown up knowing they weren't wanted.And I know parenthood is a lifetime commitment. A commitment thousands of parents are willing to take on. It's called responsibility. And abortion is NEVER a responsible choice. It's a selfish choice and cowardly. IMO You have said in the past abortion is the most loving thing a mother can do. What is loving about killing your child? |
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Judged: 2 2 2 OOH I am so scared........NOT!!!!! |
Judged: 2 2 1 The anti-choice MYTH is: "mothers never regret having their children," and yes, it was stated by some other anti-choice imbecile some time ago, about a year or more. Just because YOU didn't say it (you say plenty of other idiotic things) doesn't mean it wasn't there. As the message I posted from the mother (one among many) who DID regret having her children clearly indicated, that claim is so NOT TRUE. |
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Judged: 4 3 3 And I said that. How about you put in some positive stories about mothers who maybe did regret having their children but after they were born were so relieved they didn't kill that baby in the womb? Of course you won't do that because you just think abortion is so peachy. You also say idiotic things. But for the most part you are so easy to ignore. For the most part you basically are just trash like mamasan. |
"I'm here with bells on." Since: Jul 12 3,883 Location hidden |
Judged: 2 2 2 Back the truck up....you BELIEVE in hell, but you're not afraid of it, and I DON'T believe in hell, but I'm supposed to be terrified of the place??? That makes a ton of sense there, Lip. NOT!!!! |
"Becoming a better me!" Since: Jul 09 8,166 Location hidden |
Judged: 2 2 2 Don't quote me out of context. It makes you a liar. I state, that MY abortion was the most loving thing I could do for the child. MINE. SO it's better to bring children into the world that are not wanted and will not be loved? THAT'S a responsible choice? |
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Judged: 3 2 2 . that is rare if you did not go thru it yourself. as well as did not see someone else experience it either. . even Prince William's wife Kate is having to deal with the glass ceilings. with everyone waiting for her to produce the next generation of heirs. . once you look to our records of child mortality throughout history. and it used to be very high in civilized areas. it explains why, not only do we have those glass ceilings in place. but why as well. . as well as why it is very hard for many folks to accept abortions. even when they are for a medical reason. . because it is for some, even if they do not realize it. removes that glass ceiling from the woman. and to a point, society depends on those glass ceilings to keep it from falling apart on how society views families. . before marking this post as a negative. sit back and think about your past if you did or did not experience what I have been talking about. then compose a post on why you think why I am wrong on it. then post it. |
"Becoming a better me!" Since: Jul 09 8,166 Location hidden |
Judged: 3 3 2 There are mothers who didn't want to be pregnant but ended up loving their children. No one denies that. BUT! that doesn't help the ones who are resented their whole life. You can't take all the good in the world and use it to blind yourself to what is NOT good. There are unwanted children in this world. Children waiting for their forever home. Hundreds of thousands of them. A million children being born today to parents who desperately want them does NOT change that fact. So let's STOP having children who won't be loved. Isn't that the logical action? |
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Judged: 2 2 2 I know I can't take all the good in the world. I am not blinded to the children who aren't wanted but I do know there are many children despite what their parents felt who still get through life just fine. maybe they are stronger for it. Who knows? Having children who won't be loved is not the answer. Many parents who have children think they don't want them but something kicks in with them and they are so appreciative that they had them.You can justify all you want that you killed your baby in the womb,life changes daily and you will never know what you could have given your child. But hey you have to live with that. Myself,I am so glad I gave my children life,was it always easy? Hell no but I don't regret one minute with them. |
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Judged: 1 1 1 And you think this makes sense? Good grief! |
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Arriving just in time to kickoff the season of summer music festivals, is Live105′s annual BFD at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View. Beginning at 11am, in addition to headliner Jane's Addiction, are plenty of bands to keep you entertained throughout the day.
Recently releasing their debut full length album, ,Constant Vacation, AB & The Sea will definitely get everyone dancing and singing along to their sun soaked pop songs. Always keeping listeners on their toes, emerging rapper and Stanford grad, K. Flay, will entertain fans with her clever lyrics and effortlessly smooth deliveries. You can expect newly formed SF duo, Midi Matilda, to bring refreshingly catchy indie electro pop music to the festival by playing songs such as "Day Dreams" and "Red Light District." Delivering a new take on punk rock, Dirty Ghosts' Allyson Baker sings with an attitude and ferocity that will have you entranced. The always entertaining, Wallpaper, knows how to put on a show and one can only expect the energy and antics to elevate at BFD.
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The Animal Welfare Institute (AWI) is a non-profit charitable organization founded in 1951 with the goal of reducing pain and fear inflicted on animals by humans. Its legislative division, the Society for Animal Protective Legislation (SAPL), pushes for the passage of laws that reflect this purpose.
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In the organization's early years, its particular emphasis was on the needs of animals used for experimentation. AWI expanded the scope of its work in the following decades to address many other areas of animal suffering.
One major current area of emphasis is factory farms. AWI speaks out against this cruelty and promotes small, humane independent family farms that follow the organization's animal welfare and husbandry standards. Other efforts include ending the use of steel-jaw leghold traps for catching fur-bearing animals, improving the lives of animals in laboratories and promoting the development of non-animal testing methods.
AWI representatives regularly attend meetings of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) to fight for the protection of threatened and endangered species. They also attend meetings of the International Whaling Commission to fight to preserve the ban on commercial whaling and work to protect all marine life against the proliferation of anthropogenic ocean noise.
Marine biologist and nature writer Rachel Carson joined the Animal Welfare Institute Advisory Board in 1960 just prior to the release of her groundbreaking book Silent Spring.
Government and Legal Affairs Division[edit]
In our nation's capital, there are lobbyists for every industry imaginable—agriculture, energy, tobacco, defense—but what about the animals? Who lobbies for them? In 1951, it was illegal for non-profit tax-exempt organizations to engage in such activities. "We couldn't do any substantial amount of lobbying and keep our tax-exempt status," explained Animal Welfare Institute (AWI) founder Christine Stevens, who is referred to as the "Mother of the Animal Protection Movement." Her solution? To form an organization that didn't require a tax-exempt status, one that would inform Senators, Representatives and the public about animal issues and work to pass laws to protect them. The Society for Animal Protective Legislation (SAPL) became the first organization founded in the United States specifically to lobby on behalf of animals.
The year was 1955 and SAPL was the first of its kind. If legislators wanted to know more about issues pertaining to humane slaughter, leghold traps or endangered species, they simply contacted SAPL. Because of changes in tax laws, in 2003, SAPL merged with the Animal Welfare Institute bringing together two of the nations oldest and leading animal protection organizations.
For over 50 years AWI and SAPL have worked for the successful adoption of over 15 federal laws, including the Animal Welfare Act, the Endangered Species Act, the Humane Slaughter Act and the Marine Mammal Protection Act. AWI continues to defend existing laws, oppose bills that threaten animals and work for new protective measures, following through after they are enacted to ensure sound regulation and sufficient funds for enforcement. Current efforts include pushing for the passage of bills to ban horse slaughter, end the sale of random source dogs and cats by dealers and prohibit the use of the steel-jaw leghold trap.
Additionally, to highlight Members of Congress' stances on animal welfare legislation, AWI created a website tracking and ranking system called the Compassion Index (CI). Available online at Compassion Index, the frequently updated electronic tally system rates legislators based on their involvement or lack thereof on certain animal welfare measures.
Animal Welfare Approved[edit]
AWI launched its Animal Welfare Approved (AWA) standards program in Fall 2006, with husbandry requirements for beef cattle and calves, pigs, sheep, ducks, turkeys and rabbits. Standards for additional species will follow.
Only family farms can earn the AWA seal. Families who own, labor on and earn a meaningful livelihood from their farms have a true commitment and connection to their animals that is lost on factory farms managed by distant, corporate owners and run by hired hands. AWI strives to revitalize a culture of independent family farms, in which a humane ethic can be passed on to future generations.
The welfare of farmed animals is related to the extent to which they can adapt without suffering to environments designed by humans. Both the science and the philosophy of animal welfare recognize that animals have a mental life as well as bodily condition (health and vigor) that can be affected by how humans shelter and treat them.
The "Five Freedoms" are used to describe both the needs of domesticated animals and the duties of care owed them. The Five Freedoms have a long history, having first been described in a scientific report to the British government in 1965 and enhanced by the Carpenter Committee in 1980. They underlie the AWA program, reflecting the goals that the standards strive to achieve. They provide a useful benchmark by which farmers can evaluate the outcomes of their husbandry.
The Five Freedoms are: freedom from hunger, thirst, and malnutrition; freedom from physical and thermal discomfort; freedom from pain, injury, and disease (including parasitical infections); freedom to express normal behavior; and freedom from fear and distress.
Albert Schweitzer Medal[edit]
In 1951, Albert Schweitzer gave AWI permission to strike a medal in his honor, to be presented for outstanding achievement in the advancement of animal welfare. In granting his permission, Schweitzer wrote, "I would never have believed that my philosophy, which incorporates in our ethics a compassionate attitude toward all creatures, would be noticed and recognized in my lifetime."
In 1954, a gold replica of the medal was presented to Schweitzer by Charles Joy in Oslo, Norway, where he had gone to accept the Nobel Peace Prize. Since first being awarded in 1954, AWI's Albert Schweitzer Medal has become the highest form of recognition in the animal protection movement. International figures such as Dr. Jane Goodall, Rachel Carson, Astrid Lindgren and Senator Robert Dole have received this honor for their work on behalf of animals.
To spread his message of compassion to children, AWI published The Boy Who Loved All Living Things: The Imaginary Childhood Journal of Albert Schweitzer, written and illustrated by Sheila Hamanaka. Inspired by Schweitzer's youth, the book teaches young children that animals are friends who should be treated with the utmost respect.


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The University of Wisconsin-Superior softball team is picked to finish in eighth place in the Wisconsin Intercollege Athletic Conference this season.
The Yellowjackets, who picked up one first-place, won the WIAC crown in 2002 and have 14 freshman and transfers on this year's roster — the largest group of newcomers for coach Roger Plachta.
UWS welcomes back senior Ashley Martin, who returns after missing all of 2012 with an injury. In 2011, she led the team with a .444 batting average, .661 slugging percentage, .462 on-base percentage, 55 hits, 10 doubles and seven triples. Martin was named to the WIAC first team in 2010 and 2011 and was honorable mention in 2009.
UW-Whitewater is expected to win the 2013 WIAC softball championship, according to the league's head coaches and sports information directors.
The Warhawks collected 11 first-place votes in the conference poll and have won eight WIAC regular-season titles, with the most recent in 2009. UWW has posted 30 or more wins in four of the last five seasons and returns all nine starting position players from a year ago.
'JACKET JOTTINGS: Plachta begins his 13th season at UWS with an overall record of 245-208-1. … The Yellowjackets return four letterwinners and lost four letterwinners. They also return five starters and two experienced pitchers, including former Superior Spartan Amanda LeBard, who was WIAC honorable mention in 2011. Senior infielder Lindsay Garay also returns. She was also honorable mention all-conference in 2011.
2013 Preseason Predictions
2012 Records
Overall WIAC
1. UW-Whitewater (11) 32-11 12-4
2. UW-Eau Claire (6) 33-14 14-2
3. UW-River Falls 34-15 10-6
4. UW-Platteville 20-19 8-8
5. UW-Oshkosh 22-20 7-9
6. UW-Stout 20-22, 8-8
7. UW-La Crosse 20-15 5-11
8. UW-Superior (1) 12-20 5-11
9. UW-Stevens Poin 14-24 3-13
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Rocco knows a thing or two about the transition to digital media. An avid cookbook collector -- she inherited a cache of them from her mother -- she has found herself giving away more and more of them lately. "I'm addicted to going online now," she says.
During her all-encompassing day job as Universal's head of distribution, she also finds herself right in the middle of that larger transition as theaters have moved from analog prints to digital projection. "Physically, it makes delivery easier, less mishaps," she says, but it has put her in a tricky position at times with the theater owners who are her primary customers.
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In October, Universal announced an early VOD test offering of Tower Heist, but theater chains threatened not to book the movie, forcing the studio to back down. "My main responsibility is to bring in as much revenue as I can, and the only way I can do that is to maintain great relationships with my customers," she says. "We try to work as partners and in the digital world, we see opportunities and we eventually have to convince exhibition to be our partners there. With Tower Heist, we may have lost the battle, but we haven't lost the war."
While her year got off to a slow start -- movies like The Dilemma disappointed -- it picked up when Fast Five topped $200 million, in part due to a well-timed April release in advance of the summer crush. And it hit a high point with Bridesmaids, which defied all expectations on its way to $169 million domestic.
Says Rocco, 62, who lives in Calabasas with her husband, Joseph, a retired financial planner, "It's always a pleasure to release a film that is a total surprise. It just held on from week to week, and there is nothing better than that for a distributor."
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Blood Lipids
Lipids are fatty organic compounds or particles in the body that are poorly soluble in water and generally feel greasy to the touch. The most important lipids in the blood are fatty acids, cholesterol, cholesterol esters (cholesterol attached to a fatty acid), triglycerides (three fatty acids attached to a three-carbon glycerol), and phospholipids, such as lecithin.
Cholesterol esters and triglycerides are hydrophobic and do not dissolve in water. They are thus carried through the bloodstream in particles called lipoproteins—complex particles with the less water-soluble cholesterol esters and triglycerides on the inside and the more water-soluble free cholesterol, phospholipids, and apoproteins on the surface.
Lipoproteins are clinically named by their location in a density gradient, which is discerned by placing them in a ultracentrifuge for twenty-four hours. In order of increasing density, lipoproteins include: chylomicrons, very low-density lipo-protein (VLDL), intermediate-density lipoprotein (IDL), low-density lipoprotein (LDL), and high-density lipoprotein (HDL; see Figure 1). The least dense particles—the chylomicrons, VLDL, and IDL particles—mostly contain triglycerides, and when severely elevated they can make the plasma look milky. The more dense particles—LDL and HDL—contain more water-soluble cholesterol esters, and no triglycerine, and thus, when elevated, they are visually undetectable in the plasma.
Through long-term studies of large populations, the particles associated with increasing atherosclerosis (a buildup of fatty cholesterol-filled plaques in the arteries that can lead to heart attacks, strokes, and gangrene) are LDL, IDL, and small breakdown remnants of VLDL and chylomicrons. Large amounts of HDL are associated with protection from atherosclerosis, thus the designation of cholesterol in these particles as healthy, or "good," cholesterol. The cholesterol in LDL particles, because of its strong association with atherosclerosis, has been designated as lousy or "bad" cholesterol and has been targeted as the most important lipid for people to lower. Since two-thirds of the total cholesterol in the blood stream is LDL cholesterol, high levels of total cholesterol, which thus generally reflect this LDL cholesterol, are associated with an increased risk of atherosclerosis.
A lipid profile is the clinical blood test which measures total cholesterol, LDL cholesterol, HDL cholesterol, and triglycerides. The most common way lipid risk for atherosclerosis is interpreted on a lipid profile is the total cholesterol/HDL cholesterol ratio. For heart attack prevention the TC/HDLC ratio should be less than 4.5 to 1 (ideally less than 4.0).
Each lipoprotein has proteins on its surface called apoproteins (or apolipoproteins). These are designated by letters and numbers; for example, there is predominantly apoprotein apo AI on HDL; apo B100 on LDL, VLDL, and IDL; and apo B48 on chylomicrons. Thus, apo B100 represents particles associated with risk for atherosclerosis and Apo AI with particles associated with protection. The apo B/apo AI ratio has been used to determine atherosclerotic risk, though it seems to be no better in predicting risk than the TC/HDLC ratio. Lipoprotein "little a," written as lipoprotein (a) or Lp(a), is an LDL particle with an apoprotein (a) attached; in some populations increased Lp(a) increases risk for atherosclerosis in persons with increased LDL cholesterol levels.
Extreme elevations of LDL cholesterol usually occurs in families for genetic reasons, but can be
Figure 1
Lipoproteins | ||||
Name | Relative size | Main ingredients | Function | Risk for CHD |
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Chylomicrons | Very large | Triglycerides | Carry dietary fatty acids from intestine to liver, muscle, and fat cells | Low |
Very low-density lipoproteins (VLDL) | Large | Triglycerides | Carry fatty acids from liver to muscle for energy, and to fat for storage | Medium |
Low density lipoproteins (LDL) | Medium | Cholesterol | Carry cholesterol throughout body, including to glands for making steroid hormones | High |
High density lipoproteins (HDL) | Small | Cholesterol | Carries cholesterol from inside body to liver for excretion in bile | Protective |
increased in individuals and populations by diet as well. LDL cholesterol levels may be elevated by consumption of saturated fatty acids (found in animal fats, dairy fats, and palm oil); partially hydrogenated fats such as vegetable shortening (found in fried fast-food products, pastries, and certain snacks such as potato chips); and cholesterol in the diet from too many egg yolks, meats, liver, or a high intake of squid or shrimp. Hypothyroidism or certain types of kidney failure may also elevate LDL cholesterol. Medications that reduce LDL cholesterol include statins (HMG CoA reductase inhibitors), a popular group of medications that inhibit an important enzyme in cholesterol synthesis; bile acid binders, which waste bile salts in stools, forcing the liver to make new bile salts from cholesterol; and niacin (vitamin B3).
Triglycerides, elevation of which has been associated with increased coronary heart disease, are increased mostly by genetic factors, but also by excess abdominal fat; excess simple sugar intake as found in table sugar, fruit juices, cold drinks; estrogens; glucocorticoids (cortisone-like agents); excess alcohol intake; and insulin resistance and diabetes. Triglycerides may be lowered by weight loss; increased exercise; reduction of simple sugars and excess carbohydrates in the diet; control of blood glucose in persons with diabetes; fibric acid medications (gemfibrozil, fenofibrate); niacin; and fish oils (in high doses).
Low HDL cholesterol, which increases risk for coronary heart disease, is most often caused by genetic factors, but can also be lowered by smoking; abdominal obesity; inactivity; insulin resistance and diabetes; and androgen (male hormone) ingestion. HDL cholesterol may be raised by smoking cessation; substantial increases in physical activity; maintained weight loss; mild to moderate alcohol consumption; reducing elevated triglyceride levels; postmenopausal estrogen usage; moderate to high doses of niacin; fibric acid medications; statins; and bile acid binders.
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THE most satisfying moment as a cricketer is when you realise that you are finally accepted as a Test player. That special moment comes when you finally do something special.
We cricketers dream of a performance that raises a few eyebrows, including your own. That moment doesn't come easily. Usually it takes an injury or being omitted from the team to give you time to allow you to work out how big your desire is for you to become one of the best. You ask yourself, ''Am I good enough? Do I want this? Am I prepared to accept the responsibilities that come with being a good Test player?''
In my mind, Peter Siddle finally became a Test cricketer at the Gabba on Thursday, and I was so pleased for him. When you do something special for the first time at Test level, it becomes the most satisfying moment of your career. You know you now can mix it with the big boys and you have the credibility to match them, which is what we are craving for.
Siddle proved to me that he has a great future as a Test cricketer. He got an injury and took the time to work out whether his game was good enough at Test level. It has been a while since I have seen a Victorian cricketer dominate a day and singlehandedly change the course of a Test.
Gee, I was proud of him. Siddle is a smart cricketer. He has been out of Test cricket for a while and obviously looked at all of his game physically and mentally.
He knew that he had to improve or his Test career will be short. First, he had to get fitter and treat his body more like a temple. Second, he had to get his technique right and bowl six balls into a shoe box outside off stump when under pressure. Third, the smartest move of all was that he had to do more with the ball to be successful.
Before this Test I have been a little critical of Siddle because he only bowled straight and leaked easy runs down the leg side. He kept no pressure on the batsmen's defence and he didn't really know where they were going.
Siddle always bowls at a good pace and can hustle the best batsmen in the world. On the evidence of Thursday, he is starting to swing the ball away from the right-hander and has developed an off-cutter that has a few English batsmen scratching their heads. You see, good batsmen at this level are very clever. Good players can play inside and outside of the ball with open and closed bats to cope with the moving ball. They can detect out-swingers early, but when a bowler mixes that up with good off-cutters then they don't play the ball with the same amount of confidence or conviction.
The best bowlers - Dennis Lillee, Malcolm Marshall, Richard Hadlee and Kapil Dev - have that ability. Terry Alderman was brilliant at this method of bowling on the 1981 and '89 Ashes series. Now Siddle is showing the same stuff that made them legends.
While watching Siddle do his stuff at the Gabba, I couldn't stop wondering why there aren't more Victorians in this Test team. We have 650,000 registered cricketers in Australia, and 220,000 of them come from Victoria, yet we have only one representative in the Australian team. Then I started to think that we should have a few more in the ODI team as well, having watched Brad Hodge smash another century against Queensland during the week.
With no hint of exaggeration, I believe Hodge is the best limited-overs player in Australia. That includes 50-over and Twenty20 teams. I have been asked what I think he has done wrong to be overlooked. Well, I haven't got clue. I haven't heard one bad word from a player or official about Hodge's behaviour or attitude. He has been brilliant and I think it is time Cricket Victoria flexed its muscles in support of ''Hodgey''. We need an official explanation from CA to why he hasn't been selected.
Simply, if Australia wants to win next year's World Cup in India, Hodge must be in the team. Batsmen win you ODIs and he is the best. I don't care who you drop, just pick him. The selectors want their players to admit they have technique and attitude problems when they get dropped. They ask you to go back and improve them and come back a better player.
When the boot is on the other foot, I find these selectors are arrogant and hypocritical on their views on Hodgey. Only two of the selectors really know how to play ODI cricket properly and the fans are screaming out for Hodge to be in the team.
Pick Siddle and Hodgey for the ODI game at the MCG and you will have a full house, which is something we haven't seen of late. Selectors wouldn't do that because that would be admitting they made a mistake. You ask any young bowler around the country which out of Ricky Ponting and Hodge they would like to bowl to in an ODI. I reckon 90 per cent of them would say Ponting.
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