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On February 13 we posted a short piece by our new Editorial Fellow Nicholas Phillips, about Mardi Gras Inc. and its list of fine-able offenses by participants in the annual Soulard Mardi Gras parade.Above is an excerpt from the Mardis Gras Inc. parade application.After the jump is an e-mail Phillips ... More >>
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Senators' Proposed New Nuclear Waste Legislation Repackages Failed Strategy of the Past
Statement of Allison Fisher, Outreach Director, Public Citizen's Energy Program
After 30 years of failed nuclear waste policy, the Nuclear Waste Administration Act of 2013, introduced by four senior U.S. senators today, does little to correct the fundamental flaws in our country's approach to nuclear waste management.
The primary aim of sound nuclear waste legislation must be the establishment of a safe and secure facility for the permanent disposal of our country's stockpile of lethal nuclear waste, while minimizing the number of times toxic waste is handled and transported. The Nuclear Waste Administration Act of 2013 does not achieve this goal.
The proposal, released by Sens. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.), Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) and Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), includes some positive modifications to our government's strategy for managing and disposing of the nation's waste stockpile, but ultimately the bill is undercut by the inclusion of an old failed scheme to shuttle the U.S. stockpile of nuclear waste to a temporary consolidated storage facility and move it again once a permanent repository has been constructed.
Consolidated interim storage is an old plan that didn't work when it was first introduced 30 years ago, or any of the myriad times it's been proposed, because it does nothing to address broader storage and disposal issues. In fact, it arguably exacerbates the issues associated with spent fuel disposal:
Rather, the primary purpose of moving the waste to a temporary site is to satisfy the grave legislative blunder ratified by the Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1982: that the federal government not only would take possession of commercial nuclear waste, but that it would begin accepting waste for disposal in 1998. To that end, the 1982 legislation authorized the Department of Energy to enter into contracts with utilities for federal removal of spent fuel from reactor sites beginning by 1998 in return for a fee on utilities' sales of electricity generated by nuclear power.
Because the federal government is 15 years late on accepting the waste, it is pushing a strategy that prioritizes the resolution of financial liabilities rather than ensuring safety and security. Instead of focusing on real solutions that are governed by its mandate to protect communities and the environment, the U.S. government repeatedly has attempted to reform waste policy with the single goal of meeting its contractual obligations.
The draft bill makes the same mistake, and even worse: It eliminates a key provision from the previous iteration of the bill – the Nuclear Waste Administration Act of 2012 – which links the construction and siting of a consolidated storage facility to progress on creating a repository. The 2012 act prohibited the operation of storage facilities for spent nuclear fuel until the government submits an application for licensing a repository. The current proposal has no such requirement.
Moving the toxic waste from the reactors to temporary storage would resolve the government's statutory obligation to take the waste, but it would eliminate the incentive to pursue a permanent solution, making the storage sites the de facto disposal site.
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A new report from Deloitte on the Australian Public Service titled Crossing the divide, has found that senior executives from the private sector have been drawn to new careers in the public service because of the opportunity to take on a particularly complex and challenging role with the potential to influence policy and a view that that they would 'rather make a difference than make a dollar'.
However, the research also found that many felt hamstrung by a culture that avoided risk and restricted creative and innovative policy development.
The report was based on in-depth interviews with 40 business people who recently joined the most senior ranks of the public service - the Senior Executive Service (SES).
Canberra based Deloitte Consulting partner, Nick Myburgh who led the research said: "The overall message from the recruits was positive, they crossed the divide to the public sector to make a difference and found their SES colleagues to be highly talented and capable leaders."
"However, there are still a number of stumbling blocks common to both State and Commonwealth government. The transferees found that ineffective performance management left poor performers languishing and made it hard to reward star performers."
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Mr Myburgh continued, "Criss-crossing between industries and sectors to gain experience and seek out new challenges shows that careers no longer follow the traditional bottom to top, ladder model."
"The ability to switch between the public and private sectors and back again or follow a more lattice like career path is becoming increasingly common."
The desire by the private sector recruits for more innovative policy development was further reinforced by a recent discussion paper from the Australian Public Service Commission¹ which recommended that, "The Australian Public Service needs to nurture a culture where new, innovative and creative policies are explored and experimented with. To make this happen the Australian Public Service needs to have greater tolerance for failure when it occurs as a result of carefully considered risk taking."
Mr Myburgh comments: "Without an acceptance and understanding of risk, innovation and creativity is difficult. Many of the new entrants from the private sector that we spoke to said they felt hamstrung by a culture that avoids personal risk at any cost."
"Our research showed that for public servants, the risks of being associated with a project that doesn't deliver can be severe in terms of career progression. This aversion to risk is likely to hamper the transformation demands placed on today's SES."
The interviews that feature in the report took place between March and September 2009 and included SES members from West Australia, Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland State governments. There were also eight senior participants from the Federal Government SES.
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The operating systems approach to access points is defined not only by the refinement of forward-error correction, but also by the significant need for web browsers. In this work, we disprove the construction of Smalltalk, which embodies the confirmed principles of software engineering. Here we confirm that though the seminal highly-available algorithm for the construction of Byzantine fault tolerance by Gupta et al. runs in W( logloge logn + loglog [([n/(loglogn + n )])/n] ! ) time, architecture and wide-area networks are often incompatible. Such a hypothesis might seem counterintuitive but has ample historical precedence. Table of Contents
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We question the need for scatter/gather I/O. this is an important point to understand. indeed, architecture and link-level acknowledgements have a long history of interacting in this manner. Though conventional wisdom states that this challenge is largely solved by the construction of the memory bus, we believe that a different solution is necessary [4,4,4,23]. Indeed, multicast methodologies and reinforcement learning have a long history of connecting in this manner. Our algorithm improves congestion control, without creating...


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A new white paper from Canadian branding and design firm Shikatani Lacroix says retailers who are refreshing their private label programs must bring products that cater to Hispanic and immigrant markets to capture the largest future growth in the industry.
Jean-Pierre Lacroix, author of the white paper Beyond the middle: The evolution of value and values for private label brands, says that although retailers' private label programs have a wide demographic draw among household and income groups, they are "generally under-developed among multi-cultural households, a growth opportunity that is currently not being leveraged."
With Nielsen data showing the growing rise of purchasing power among multi-cultural households, Lacroix says attracting their purchases has to be the focus for retailers in the future.
"As retailers rush to complete their corporate brand refresh in order to capitalize on the consumer shift to value, it is important that third-tier products that cater to the Hispanic and immigrant markets be futher explored, as these segments will represent one of two key platforms for the future growth of retailers."
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There seems to be little doubt at this point that Eric Hosmer is returning to the player we expected. For June Hosmer is hitting .303/.351/.494 which is better than his 2011 debut that got us all excited in the first place. This is over a much smaller time period though, so now we need to see him sustain this level for awhile. Due to that this may be premature and he may slump again, but there is real reason to get excited that his power has returned.
Check out this piece by Craig Brown at Royals Review to see the spray charts by month for Hosmer this year. It shows that he has not over-corrected and that he is now using all parts of the field and hasn't just gone to pull happy. This is consistent with the approach as I have heard from Pedro Grifol on pregame that they are working on timing and hitting where it is pitched rather than looking to pull the ball. Also, this fits with Eric's profile of a good hit tool with power to all fields. Since the hitting coach switch Hosmer has hit three home runs with one going to left center and the other two pulled to right center.
The home run hit tracker at ESPN shows his four home runs for the year like this:
We can see that the first two (the ones to left) and second two were both hit to similar places. None of them snuck over with the shortest being 414 feet by ESPN true distance (if allowed to go all the way back to field level). The longest went 455 feet of true distance last Friday against the White Sox. That is the second longest home run in the majors in the last week only trailing a Jay Bruce bomb .
The three home runs this month are nice, but that isn't all there is to the power for Hosmer of late. He also has six doubles and a triple in June for a grand total of 10 extra base hits in June so far. The triple was a
cheapie that should have been caught by Alex Rios, but still he has been getting himself into scoring position or home quite a bit this month. If you can get 10 extra base hits a month that is 60 in a year, which is starting to approach Billy Butler and Alex Gordon territory. Except that Hosmer is still 23 and should develop more power over the next several years.
A lot of the balls off of Hosmer's bat this month have looked really good, and even the overall numbers are starting to look pretty good as the power ticks up. If this keeps up he is not yet Miguel Cabrera or anything, but only 26 players this year have a slug of .500 or better and Hosmer has almost been at that level for an entire month. Couple that with Mike Moustakas looking a little better, and it is possible that the Royals will have a much more formidable line-up for the rest of the season.


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Brilliant Reds close title gap
Manchester United's players watched Arsenal surrender their significant advantage in the title race, then showed their title-winning credentials with a typically merciless display. Inspired by Arsenal's slip-up at Birmingham, Sir Alex Ferguson's players not only cut their lead to three points, they sent a chilling warning of what lies in wait for Arsene Wenger's men when they visit Old Trafford in six weeks. Already that April 12 showdown is looking like a title decider, a game that will hold no fears for Fergie's men after their recent 4-0 demolition of the Gunners there in the FA Cup. United's remarkable strength in depth and range of options were illustrated at St James' Park. United's back four may remain constant, such is the consistency and understanding they have developed, but Fergie shuffled his midfield and front men for the third game running and still watched his side win at a canter. That Fergie could leave Ryan Giggs at home and Paul Scholes, Anderson and Louis Saha on the bench shows the strength of United's current squad and why there is an air of inevitability about United retaining their title.
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Arsenal midfielder Mathieu Flamini has warned that Eduardo's horrific broken leg, sustained in the 2-2 draw at Birmingham, has only made the squad more determined to win the title.
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Is there some good environmental news for a change?May 18,2014Ive been searching for some heartening news lately, hoping to keep a positive mindset in the face of the latest climate report from the White House. It cites findings that many of the changes predicted to happen decades from now are in fact upon us today and paints a dark picture of the unsustainable situation we are in.
In my search for good news on the Vermont environmental front, I find some decidedly worthy candidates, such as a new shoreline protection bill, improvements to modernize Act 250 and a first-in-the-nation GMO labeling bill.
Good news, indeed but were still treating the symptoms, not the root cause of our unsustainable lifestyle.
Fortunately, the Gund Institute at the University of Vermont and the Vermont Legislature have laid a foundation to consider the bigger picture when reviewing our states economy and overall well-being. And Gov. Peter Shumlin has established the first goal, which calls for developing a statewide economic development strategic plan.
In 2012, Vermont was the first state to pass legislation calling on the state government to establish and test genuine progress indicators in its decision-making. Now that we have managed to establish the indicators, its time to apply them as a measure of the states economic, environmental and social progress.
Remember the GDP, with its growth at any cost philosophy, spends down our natural resources and concentrates wealth to fewer people. In contrast, the GPI measure the money in circulation in the economy minus costs of degraded ecosystems and social inequities plus the value of volunteering time or using ecosystems services for functions as diverse as drying clothes to purifying water.
By putting genuine progress first and orienting the economy in that direction, the state could change a lot for the better.
For example, of the 25 factors included in the GPI, the two most significant are the depletion of nonrenewable energy sources and income inequality. The GPI score drops as more nonrenewables are depleted and as income inequality grows. Improving the GPI score requires concerted actions of informed leaders in the different sectors.
In addition to the legislative actions this year that protect our environment, several initiatives in Senate Bill 220 will improve training for workers and give small businesses greater access to capital. Merging the environmental benefits of policies with social improvements will provide a better picture of the overall economic progress in the state.
The Gund Institute at UVM just completed an analysis of GDP versus GPI for all 50 states. Vermont ranked 33rd in GDP per capita, but 22nd in GPI per capita. We know Vermont is not wealthy in financial terms. But our overall well-being as measured by GPI, including environmental and social indicators, is notably better than many other states. The GPI allows us to quantify the difference.
GPI information also clarifies what matters most in terms of how to increase the well-being of Vermont residents. With the Vermont Legislature empowering the administration to explore how GPI can guide budget priories that fit our values, Vermont has another opportunity, as it did with GMO labeling, to lead all states this time by adding GPI as a tool for creating a healthier economy.
Applying the GPI to measure economic progress could foster the necessary discussion about our environmental and cultural reality for the next generation specifically, how to tackle the big issues of income inequality and oil consumption per capita.
In Vermont, we care about our neighbors and our land. We value durability on this finite planet. By using GPI to measure our progress, we will be building a new economic model that supports the well-being of our communities, contributes to the health and productivity of our natural resources, builds capital and demonstrates that local economies can thrive.
We should see that Vermont is moving toward a future based on a diversified, broadly accountable, economic system one that is deeply rooted in place.
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On a recent unofficial recruiting visit to Utah's gymnastics practice facility, Milan Marlowe Clausi saw where the Utes train, met the team and learned what daily life is like for a Utah gymnast. It was an experience many young talented gymnasts would love to have.
But even better than the memories was the would-be souvenir she received. At just 13 years old, Marlowe Clausi was offered a scholarship to Utah.
Recruiting rule overview
College women's gymnastics coaches can't contact prospective athletes off-campus or by phone until after July 15 following her junior year in high school.
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The Utes, one of the top gymnastics programs in the country year in and year out, don't just offer anyone scholarships, but when you have the daughter of one of the sport's most successful athletes on campus, there is no time to waste, lest another school swoops in and woos her away.
Already Marlowe Clausi, the daughter of former Utah gymnast and Olympian Melissa Marlowe, has since received interest from UCLA, Florida, Auburn and other schools.
All the attention stuns even her mother, who grew up in the spotlight herself as an elite athlete.
"It's crazy, it's wonderful, but it's so far away it just seems ridiculous," Marlowe said of her daughter's possible collegiate experience. "But it's real."
Marlowe isn't the only one astounded and slightly disturbed by the early invitation.
Early college offers in gymnastics are becoming the norm, just as in other sports such as football and basketball. Stories of some young dunking superstar or the child of a sporting legend receiving a college offer before he or she knows what acne is are sprinkled throughout the sports world.
Just this week LSU football coach Les Miles explained his reasoning for offering a scholarship to a 14-year-old quarterback — the nephew of former BYU QB Ty Detmer. Miles says he knows talent when he sees it, so why wait?
"Those kind of guys, sometimes they can be young players," he told the Atlanta Journal Constitution. "We've not shied away from them."
Troubling trend
It would stand to reason that gymnastics would follow suit, particularly since there is a limited number of elite athletes available. Unlike other sports, gymnasts heading into college are in the twilight of their careers. Some are too mentally burned out to continue while others' bodies are wrecked, all of which makes an Olympic-caliber gymnast who competes at the collegiate level more the rarity than the norm.
So everyone goes after the young talent, hoping to land "the one."
However, even those involved in the trend acknowledge they don't like it.
"It is a huge concern," Utah coach Greg Marsden said. "It opens up the door for more problems down the road. People change and situations change, so someone you thought might be a good fit when they were in the eighth grade may not be a good fit when they are a senior, but you can't wait, either, because everyone else is doing it. You have to play the game."
The Utes play the game very well. Marsden can't comment specifically on any recruits, per NCAA rules, but said the Utes are working on their 2018 class. Their other classes are already filled.
"No matter how you feel about it, the genie is out of the bottle," Marsden said. "Every year recruiting has gotten earlier and earlier, and there isn't much we can do about it."
Others aren't so quick to join the fray. SUU coach Scott Bauman has offered a few young gymnasts, but decided sitting in gyms watching 8- and 9-year-olds isn't for him.
"It's recruit-o-philia," he joked. "You feel like you are going to a gym to look at someone's little sister. We aren't curing cancer here, it's gymnastics; we don't have to be that cut-throat to make the school better, and I don't want to be a part of that."
Bauman says his program benefits the most from what he calls solid Level 10s — gymnasts who are good, but just below the elite level. There are many more Level 10s than elites, allowing Bauman to have more choices in recruiting than the top colleges, which covet the Olympic-caliber athletes.Next Page >
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I don't want to be ensconced into any type of rut or routine. In my view, doing that is the kiss of death.
This realization came roaring back to me this past week when in the midst of conducting a new innovation series on another radio show of mine.
Recording a new interview for the series, we were discussing the optimal situations for innovation to thrive, and our guest said something to the effect that you have to be uncomfortable for innovation to thrive.
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I immediately thought to myself: If you are ever comfortable in your business environment, it is safe to assume that you are NOT working in an innovative business environment.
Looking back on my recent career track, it has been ANYTHING but comfortable. Lots of change and evolution going on. I now see this as a positive thing.
I started thinking about another radio show of mine, one that I've been producing for almost three years. We just made a major recent shift in the show's format…despite the fact that the show was doing fine and the sponsor was generally happy with things.
Despite that, we still made the format shift.
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So far this month, the show's downloads are up 50%.
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Welshman Jamie Donaldson hits winning shot in 2014 Ryder Cup
5:32pm Sunday 28th September 2014
WELSHMAN Jamie Donaldson hit the winning shot as Europe won the 40th Ryder Cup after being given an early scare at Gleneagles.
Golf takes back seat for Jamie Donaldson
4:31pm Tuesday 23rd September 2014
RYDER Cup debutant Jamie Donaldson is more concerned about his table tennis form against fellow team-mates than he is about tackling the Gleneagles course.
Cup the best ever – Jermine
10:10am Friday 15th October 2010
THE best Ryder Cup there has ever been – that is the opinion on both sides of the Atlantic as the dust settles, or rather the water disappears, after the tumultuous tournament at the Celtic Manor which ended with a dramatic triumph for Europe last week.
So much praise for Celtic Manor
9:00am Wednesday 6th October 2010
THE 2010 Ryder Cup at the Celtic Manor is receiving rave reviews in the USA, with the lasting legacy organisers had hoped for seemingly not hit by the awful weather.
Nerves were bad – G-Mac
4:10pm Tuesday 5th October 2010
WALES Open winner Graeme McDowell revealed he had never been so nervous as when he stood on the 17th tee with victory for Europe in the Ryder Cup depending on him.
US praise for Welsh fans
2:10pm Tuesday 5th October 2010
US captain Corey Pavin and superstars Phil Mickelson and Stewart Cink paid tribute to the people of Wales.
PHILLIP PRICE SAYS: Wales should be so proud
12:10pm Tuesday 5th October 2010
WHAT an ending! What a Monday! What a Ryder Cup! I can't believe what a triumph it was after so much talk about aspects of the week that no one had any control over.
Pearlo's notes from the Manor
11:10am Tuesday 5th October 2010
HAVING written yesterday the miserable truth about the Ryder Cup legacy for Wales being badly damaged by the horrible weather we've had, it's worth also giving a mention to the staff whose effort has been nothing short of epic this week.
G-Mac does it!
10:50am Tuesday 5th October 2010
THE Ryder Cup is back in European hands after one of the most dramatic days in the famous event's history unfolded at the Celtic Manor.
Poulter proves his point
10:40am Tuesday 5th October 2010
IAN Poulter never had any doubt he would deliver a point for Europe during one of the most thrilling contests in Ryder Cup history.
Nerves were so bad – hero G-Mac
8:14pm Monday 4th October 2010
EUROPE'S Ryder Cup hero Graeme McDowell tonight revealed how he had to battle with the worst nerves of his golfing career before clinching a classic win at Celtic Manor.
Monty's tribute to 'magnificent' twelve
4:06pm Monday 4th October 2010
COLIN Montgomerie paid tribute to McDowell, telling Sky Sports 1: "Graeme McDowell was put there for a very good reason. He's full of confidence and that showed.
Europe win Ryder Cup
3:24pm Monday 4th October 2010
Europe have won the Ryder Cup by 14 1/2 points to 13 1/2, beating the United States after Graeme McDowell defeated Hunter Mahan in the final match.
RYDER CUP: Latest leader board
3:20pm Monday 4th October 2010
Tension nears fever-pitch as McDowell's lead holds
3:20pm Monday 4th October 2010
As Mahan reduced McDowell's advantage to one after 15, tension was nearing fever-pitch.
'I hit the ball well today' - Woods
2:53pm Monday 4th October 2010
TIGER Woods, who was a remarkable 10 under par for his round, admitted: "I did hit the ball well today.
Donald unfazed by streaker
2:38pm Monday 4th October 2010
LUKE Donald breathed a sigh of relief today after shrugging off a Jim Furyk fightback and the distraction of a streaker to notch a crucial point for Europe on the final day of the Ryder Cup.
RYDER CUP UPDATE: Europe 13 USA 11
2:20pm Monday 4th October 2010
THE outcome of the 38th Ryder Cup looks like going down to the wire after the Americans pulled back to trail by just two points.
RYDER CUP: Europe 13 USA 9
2:07pm Monday 4th October 2010
EUROPE now require just 1.5 points to regain the Ryder Cup after Miguel Angel Jimenez beats Bubba Watson 4&3.
Donald pulls Europe ahead
1:42pm Monday 4th October 2010
LUKE Donald overcame Jim Furyk to open up a three-point advantage for Europe at 12-9.
RYDER CUP: Europe 12 USA 9
1:40pm Monday 4th October 2010
COLIN Montgomerie's Europe restored their three point lead after Rory McIlroy finished all square with Stewart Cink and Luke Donald beat Jim Furyk by one shot, both on the sun-drenched 18th green at the Celtic Manor.
Poulter takes Europe closer
1:32pm Monday 4th October 2010
IAN Poulter's ruthless triumph takes Europe just four short of the required winning total.
Stricker strikes blow for States
1:08pm Monday 4th October 2010
STEVE Stricker struck a blow for the United States by beating European talisman Lee Westwood as the 38th Ryder Cup began building towards its climax at Celtic Manor.
RYDER CUP: Europe 10.5 USA 8.5
1:05pm Monday 4th October 2010
IAN Poulter beats Matt Kuchar 5&4 with a six-under par round to give Europe a two-point lead.
RYDER CUP: Europe 9.5 USA 8.5
12:52pm Monday 4th October 2010
STEVE Stricker beats Lee Westwood and Dustin Johnson defeats Martin Kaymer to cut Europe's lead to just one point.
RYDER CUP: Europe on the march
12:41pm Monday 4th October 2010
EUROPE'S Ryder Cup stars appeared to be on a relentless victory march against the United States at Celtic Manor today.
Europe's victory push starts strongly
12:01pm Monday 4th October 2010
EUROPE'S Ryder Cup stars appeared to be on a relentless victory march against the United States at Celtic Manor today.
Tiger Woods out of sorts
11:34am Monday 4th October 2010
TIGER Woods, who had suffered only one previous Ryder Cup singles defeat, appeared out of sorts this morning.
Westwood leads victory pursuit
11:03am Monday 4th October 2010
LEE Westwood led from the front in trademark fashion as Europe set off on their quest to regain the Ryder Cup at a mist-shrouded Celtic Manor.
RYDER CUP UPDATE: 'Fog not a problem' - chief referee
10:38am Monday 4th October 2010
WESTWOOD and Stricker were briefly held on the second tee due to the mist, although chief referee John Paramor said he did not anticipate any major weather issues.
Westwood gets singles under way
10:13am Monday 4th October 2010
LEE Westwood hit Europe's first Monday morning shot in Ryder Cup history at Celtic Manor today.
Late spot may diminish Tiger's influence
9:56am Monday 4th October 2010
JUST as happened at The Belfry in 2002, Tiger Woods may not be in a position to influence who wins the Ryder Cup at Celtic Manor today.
Pavin not giving up the fight
8:20am Monday 4th October 2010
United States captain Corey Pavin believes his players can stage a Brookline-style fightback and rip the Ryder Cup from Europe's grasp at Celtic Manor today.
Monty "surprised" by Pavin tactics
7:48am Monday 4th October 2010
Not for the first time at the Ryder Cup Colin Montgomerie has expressed surprise at a decision by his opposite number Corey Pavin.
Michael Pearlman says: Weather puts damper on legacy
6:30am Monday 4th October 2010
IN the land of the leeks there can be little doubt that the Celtic Manor Ryder Cup will be remembered as the tournament of the leaks.
Great golf and smiles...between showers
6:20am Monday 4th October 2010
WHEN the rain stays away, the Celtic Manor is the ultimate Ryder Cup venue, something we thankfully fleetingly saw on Saturday.
Pearlo's notes from the Manor
5:10am Monday 4th October 2010
IT doesn't take much to confuse me, but the role of the wives and girlfriends at the Celtic Manor Ryder Cup has certainly got me scratching my head.
Monty's heroes scent victory
4:40am Monday 4th October 2010
COLIN Montgomerie's European side roared back into the ascendancy at the 38th Ryder Cup, which today enters a fourth day for the first time.
Monday at the Manor - all you need to know
12:10am Monday 4th October 2010
DESPITE the Herculean efforts of the Celtic Manor ground staff after more torrential rain on Saturday night, the Ryder Cup headed into a Monday for the first time in its 83-year history.
Late spot may diminish Tiger's influence
8:27pm Sunday 3rd October 2010
JUST as happened at The Belfry in 2002, Tiger Woods may not be in a position to influence who wins the Ryder Cup at Celtic Manor tomorrow.
Europe storm back on dream Sunday
6:35pm Sunday 3rd October 2010
EUROPE take a remarkable three-point lead into the Monday singles at the Ryder Cup after a quite stunning session at Celtic Manor.
Molinaris halve with Cink and Kuchar - Europe 9½ US - 6½
6:22pm Sunday 3rd October 2010
THE Molinari brothers put Europe ahead by nine and a half points to six and a half after halving with Stewart Cink and Matt Kuchar.
Mickelson suffers third-straight defeat
6:17pm Sunday 3rd October 2010
IAN Poulter and Martin Kaymer were two up overnight but with 14 holes still to play, the European pair were pegged back when Rickie Fowler holed a bunker shot for an eagle on the 11th and Phil Mickelson birdied the 13th.
Kaymer and Poulter pull Europe clear at 9-6
5:52pm Sunday 3rd October 2010
KAYMER missed his birdie, he and but he and Ian Poulter overcame Phil Mickelson and Rickie Fowler to give Europe a 2&1 win.
McIlroy could be 'Wee Mac'
5:50pm Sunday 3rd October 2010
RORY McIlroy might leave Celtic Manor tomorrow with a new nickname.
Hanson and Jimenez beat Watson and Overton to make it 8-6
5:46pm Sunday 3rd October 2010
PETER Hanson & Miguel Angel Jimenez stretched Europe's lead to 8-6 with their win over Bubba Watson & Jeff Overton.
McDowell reveals pair's Ryder Cup dream
5:40pm Sunday 3rd October 2010
GRAEME McDowell revealed he and Rory McIlroy had planned their Ryder Cup campaign: "We have been talking about this for a couple of years.
McIlroy savours foursomes win
5:27pm Sunday 3rd October 2010
RORY McIlroy admitted he had experienced emotions from "opposite ends of the spectrum'' after securing the first win of his Ryder Cup career at Celtic Manor.
Fisher and Harrington pull Europe ahead
5:07pm Sunday 3rd October 2010
ROSS Fisher sealed a 2&1 victory to put put Europe 7-6 ahead.
McIlroy and McDowell bring Europe level
4:27pm Sunday 3rd October 2010
RORY McIlroy finished the job in style as he and McDowell beat Johnson and Hunter with a birdie two sealing a vital win and levelling the overall score at 6-6.


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The San Diego Chargers are coming off of one of their worst-played seasons in a long time, and they have hopes that 2013 is going to be different. Sadly, it probably won't start out any better than last year because they just don't have the talent to keep up with the Houston Texans.
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I think that unless we know a counter example like the one in the article above, then most Catholics will continue to have an impression that, based on what they read in the media, all (or nearly all) homosexuals baptized Catholic are essentially opposed to the Church's teaching on the matter at one point or another. We that are a bit more "In the Know"with Catholic events of course find this not true.
However, even for us, based on the supposed acceptance (or non-acceptance) of the Church's teaching on birth control, and less so abortion etc, why wouldn't we think that the majority of homosexuals reject the Church's teaching?
Something tells me it is different with homosexuality. Many are secluded or silent. Just as this man states, the reflexive action for a man is to hide homosexual tendencies. Why? It's more than just a fear of being rejected…he feels he won't be validated. Being validated however has been defined differently. My guess is that most Catholic homosexuals have not had the courage (or the need) to go public with their orientation. They prefer to work through it with a group of friends. There is nothing wrong or right about this in my opinion.
For those who are not in that condition, validation means accepting that there is a struggle and this (misdirected) desire, just like someone with pica (if you don't know what that is, click here). It is an acknowledgment that the desire exists and then treating the person as they are: a person. Too often this has not happened, both personally and impersonally (by general jokes) and this causes a fear (legitimate fear) that he (or she) will be mocked, excluded, avoided or, as in the case above, simply found uninteresting by either sex. The result of this can be anger and, by their own wrong choice, the type of Catholics that… throw in the towel and come out in a different way…usually in a louder, more militant way.
These are not the homosexuals of the Catholic Church. There is a silent majority in the minority that act much differently and more reasonably.
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The Big Sky Carver Chalet was built by a nationally recognized wood sculpture company and includes many custom woodwork touches throughout, will be enjoyed by the entire family.
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The Feeltune Rhizome LE is more of a watered down version of the Feeltune Rhizome SXE. It cost less than the SXE version but it lacks some serious options that the SXE has. With the Feeltune Rhizome LE you are still getting your 32 knobs and 16 velocity sensitive pads, but the main difference with it is you must use it with a PC or a Mac. It does not even have a quad core drive in it nor does it have the i5 processor which makes it slower than the SXE version is. The price of the Feeltune Rhizome LE is much more appealing than the SXE version is because it only cost 1200 dollars. The Feeltune Rhizome LE was the original unit that I was interested in until the guy at the store told me just to go with the SXE instead.
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The Feeltune Rhizome LE is well built and has a very clean design and look to it. All of the knobs and pads are well made and I don't see any issues coming up with this unit at all. I do suggest getting a good case for it because it seems to be very fragile. So if you are a DJ make sure you take good care of this when moving it around.


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Another good reason to hope this gets picked up. One of my favorite books on the stands at the moment.
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