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Paul Krugman accuses Harvard historian Niall Ferguson of failing Macroecon 101... again.
Brad DeLong catches Niall Ferguson making another whoopsie. And while chasing NF isn't worth the effort for its own sake, I think there is a broader lesson here: namely, the importance of knowing what you don't know.
My own unpleasantness with Ferguson began when he tried to weigh in on monetary versus fiscal policy without understanding basic macroeconomics. Later, he tried to critique official inflation numbers without knowing enough about that subject to tell the difference between the experts and the cranks. Now he's demonstrating, rather embarrassingly, that he doesn't know how to read CBO reports.
What I find amazing is the failure to learn the meta-lesson here, which is not to wade into such matters without being quite sure you know what you're doing. In particular, if you think you've found a massively important fact that somehow all the economists have missed — like a drastic deterioration in CBO's estimate of the long-run US budget outlook, somehow missed by everyone else reading the agency's reports — you really, really want to be sure that you're not just misreading the numbers.
Knowing what you don't know is very important.
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The Hacked Off campaigners are not shy about proclaiming what they have achieved, and what work they still see ahead of them. In an almost evangelical tone, they claim that their high-profile lobbying helped force David Cameron into setting up the Leveson Inquiry, and that victims of press abuse were able to tell their story with Hacked Off's help.
Founded by Professor Brian Cathcart, head of journalism at Kingston University and a former deputy editor of The Independent on Sunday, and Martin Moore of the Media Standards Trust, the think tank which says it helps to foster high media standards "on behalf of the public", Hacked Off has morphed into the organisation Downing Street fears it cannot ignore as it attempts to step quietly backwards into the long grass of press regulation.
The pressure group was initially backed by actor Hugh Grant, who last week gave it all of the substantial damages he received from the News International. Other funding came from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and a series of anonymous donors. Although that anonymity somewhat weakens its democratic credentials, Hacked Off don't see its quest that way. A better press for the group is an accountable, answerable press.
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One thing's for sure: late night comedians didn't pass up the opportunity to take a punch at Paris last week. While David Letterman tallied up the lies in her recent Larry King interview, Jay Leno played around with the footage to get at the truth. And it should come as no surprise that his version of the interview is not only hilarious, but way more believable. With all these secrets exposed, I guess they can't call her "Mystery Meat" anymore!
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ahchi10 7 years
This is better than the actual interview King did, at least this is supposed to be a joke.
MiSsY_xX 7 years
Its Sad How Many Young Girls Lo0k Up ToParis! She's A jOKE! But EveryOne WantsTo Be Like Paris! AnyOne Kn0w Why?I Just Dont Understand...
MiSsY_xX 7 years
Its Sad How Many Young Girls Lo0k Up To Paris! She's A jOKE! But EveryOne Wants To Be Like Paris! AnyOne Kn0w Why? I Just Dont Understand...
lorenashley 7 years
this is hilarious!!"are you actually gonna do any of this?""NO":ROTFL: That's the truth.
lorenashley 7 years
this is hilarious!! "are you actually gonna do any of this?" "NO" :ROTFL: That's the truth.
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too funny :rotfl:
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too funny :rotfl:
patriciaashlee 7 years
geez she is such an idiot...i cant wait til all this is over..we need to show talented smart independant women as much as we show this loser!!
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:ROTFL: She will always be know as Mystery Meat to me now.
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:ROTFL: She will always be know as Mystery Meat to me now.
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I lol'd. "Jail Slop" and "Mystery Meat" <3
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I lol'd."Jail Slop" and "Mystery Meat"<3
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Yesterday at the Microsoft Build conference in San Francisco, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and Windows dev chief Julie Larson-Green introduced the one-and-only "Milestone Preview" of Windows 8.1 (aka Windows "Blue"), touting its remarkable improvements over the much-maligned Windows 8 and Windows RT.
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On the Metro side, Microsoft has heaped loads of features that should have been in the original release: more PC Settings options, resizable Metro Snap panes, better SkyDrive integration. You'll also find the kind of cosmetic surgery you should expect in a version 2.0 product, such as different sizes for live tiles, more colors and patterns, and a few new Charms options.
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Shane Hinckley: Excellent video. I got the code from the guy at the auto parts store who didn't know much about Glow Plugs, so I said, "I'll try YouTube." Thank you.
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Vidal Martinez: Nvm I reprogrammed the computer and it went away
Vidal Martinez: i changed the glowplugs today and the check engine light is still on. same year duramax.
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Northampton will look to reclaim top spot in the Guinness Premiership when they tackle Bath in their re-arranged fixture at The Rec on Tuesday night.
The Saints hit the Premiership summit at the weekend with a 38-23 victory over Gloucester at Franklin's Gardens but saw Leicester usurp them at the top of the table with a 31-7 drubbing of Newcastle the following day. However, the catch-up clash with their West Country rivals - that was originally called off due to adverse weather conditions in January -offers them the chance to displace the Tigers and cement their own claims to a home semi-final in this season's play-offs.
Bath enter the game on the back of a comprehensive 34-15 victory over strugglers Sale on Saturday that ensured a winning start to what is a new era for the club following Bruce Craig's acquisition of the team last week. And they will enter the clash full of hope boosting their own play-off hopes having pushed Saints all the way before succumbing 15-13 in their clash at Franklin's Gardens in December during which Bath wing Matt Banahan was sent-off for stamping.
Due to the timing of the fixture, Northampton director of rugby Jim Mallinder has had his hands tied for selection due to the requirements of the England Senior and Saxons Elite Playing Squads that decree that a player can feature for no more than 160 minutes over three games. As a result there is no place for prolific winger Chris Ashton whose hat-trick last weekend saw him take his season tally to 22 tries in 29 games. His place is taken by Paul Diggin with Barry Everitt also coming into the side at fullback instead of Ben Foden. Joe Ansbro is drafted into the centre alongside Jon Clarke who switches to the No.12 shirt with Shane Geraghty handed the starting fly-half berth where he will partner Alan Dickens.
There are further changes up front with an all-new front row of loose-head Regardt Dreyer, hooker Brett Sharman and tight-head Brian Mujati. Lock Ignacio Fernandez Lobbe takes on the captaincy, in the absence of regular skipper and hooker Dylan Hartley, and will pack down alongside James Cannon. The rotation stretches to the backrow with blinside Mark Easter, openside Neil Best and No.8 Mark Hopley all starting.
Despite the enforced nature of the line-up, Mallinder insists that he has confidence in the team that has been chosen for the game. "Bath have had a good run of results in the past few months and are playing well," the Saints boss said today. "We are certainly expecting a tough game at the Rec tomorrow evening. But there is a good mood in the squad ahead of the game. We have confidence that the team that we have named can get a positive result at Bath."
After bagging a bonus point win against Sale, head coach Steve Meehan believes that the team are ready to follow that success up with another but they will be without fly-half Butch James who is still sidelined with an ankle strain.
"We were a little bit rusty against Sale but it was a good performance leading into tomorrow night and the match with Wasps at Twickenham on Saturday," said Meehan. "With a new owner coming in was a week that none of us have experienced before and there were some basic errors in the first 20 minutes I think as a result. But, the players got that out of their systems and then really played well. It was a great start for the new chairman and a nice way to send Andrew off."
Bath: 15. Nick Abendanon; 14. Joe Maddock, 13. Shontayne Hape, 12. Olly Barkley, 11. Michael Stephenson; 10. Nicky Little, 9. Michael Claassens (c); 1. David Barnes, 2. Lee Mears, 3. David Wilson, 4. Danny Grewcock, 5. Stuart Hooper, 6. Ben Skirving, 7. Julian Salvi, 8. Luke Watson
Replacements: 16. Pieter Dixon, 17. Nathan Catt, 18. Aaron Jarvis, 19. Scott Hobson, 20. Daniel Browne, 21. Scott Bemand, 22. Tom Cheeseman, 23. Matt Banahan
Northampton: 15. Barry Everitt; 14. Paul Diggin, 13. Joe Ansbro, 12. Jon Clarke, 11. Bruce Reihana; 10. Shane Geraghty, 9. Alan Dickens; 1. Regardt Dreyer, 2. Brett Sharman, 3. Brian Mujati, 4. Ignacio Fernandez Lobbe (c), 5. James Cannon, 6. Mark Easter, 7. Neil Best, 8. Mark Hopley
Replacements: 16. Andy Long, 17. Euan Murray, 18. Soane Tonga'uiha, 19. Juandre Kruger, 20. Roger Wilson, 21. Lee Dickson, 22. James Downey, 23. Grant Pointer
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Once again, I am thinking about embedded software and low power design, as I have discussed before. I still find it interesting that a characteristic of electronic devices, which until only recently would have been considered purely a hardware issue, is now very much on the agenda for software developers. The challenge now is to keep up with the capabilities provided by the chip makers … There … Read More
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Chatham House Rental Photos and Description
3 Bedroom / 2 Bath (Sleeps 7 maximum)
Beat the heavy Saturday Traffic with this Sunday to Sunday charming family cottage. 'Down By The Sea' is a bright cheerful beach house w/ decor inspired by Coastal Living Magazine and 5 STAR reviews from our 1st two seasons.
'Down By The Sea' sleeps a maximum of SEVEN, is 1/2-3/4 mile walk to Pleasant Street Beach in South Chatham, WiFi and Basic Cable TV equipped, air-conditioned bedrooms and TV Den, a washer & dryer, an enclosed H/C Outdoor Shower, a InfraRed Gas Outdoor Grill, outdoor dining & seating, premium mattresses on the king and queen beds, a Pack N Play, room for a crib rental in the master, a big yard for badminton and croquet & more. The home is fenced on 3 sides and very private!
You may walk to popular Pisces Seafood Restaurant or Box Office Cafe for gourmet sandwiches, pizza, craft beers, and movie rentals, ride bikes to the nearby bike trail, or take a drive to Downtown Chatham or Harwich Port Village for antiquing, boutique shopping, galleries, restaurants, Chatham Fish Market, and excursions or ferries to see seals or whales, fish for minnows in the nearby Red River Inlet or watch your kids chase hermit crabs at Ridgevale Beach Tide Pools, go birdwatching or nature-walking, or explore the islands!
For the kids, the neighborhood is flat and quiet for bike-riding, and there are bumper cars, trampolines and homemade ice cream & fudge nearby. Create fabulous family memories you will cherish forever! Chatham is the quintessential charming Cape Cod town. The Cape Cod National Seashore, Provincetown, Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard make great day trips as well!
Pleasant Street Beach is approx .6 mile. Chatham Village is 4.5 miles. Harwich Port is 3.5 miles.
SEE SO MUCH MORE by logging onto the website Pinterest, and searching 'Down By The Sea Homeaway Rental 3503771'. I prefer eChecks from U.S.A. guests, but also accept credit cards.
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
Why Kathie chose Chatham
Chatham is so charming and this comfortable private home is an excellent way to enjoy it. There is nothing better than walking to dinner, then sitting on the beach until the sun goes down. This home affords the easy beach life. Two popular restaurants are within walking distance, and the Chatham Fish Market is close by if you want to grill your own in the backyard. Birdwatch at the breakfast table, or walk to the Red River Marsh. Drive to Provincetown and stop at the Cape Cod National Seashore along the way. The Nantucket Ferry is closeby in Harwichport, and Martha's Vineyard also makes a great day trip from the ferry in Hyannis. There are bike trails and walking trails close as well.
What makes this house unique
This SUNDAY turn-over schedule allows you to enjoy a Friday night in town (great restaurants and music), and not have to rush home to pack. Also the majority of the turn-overs occur on Saturday, so you will miss the SATURDAY turn-over TRAFFIC.
Guestbook comments from the owner
"My family and I have really enjoyed this stay at this house. I really love it here. We come to Cape Cod every year, and I have to say that this is the best place! And I will say again I really do love it. The best beach was Ridgevale Beach. It was really fun and great for kids." (declared by a happy young guest)


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Thanks to Rusty's, Blaney's & Bergeron's for donations of cars
To The Daily Sun,
The Alton Fire Rescue Department would like to thank Rusty's Towing, Blaney Auto Crushing and Bergeron's for the donation of cars. The department was able to do many trainings with the cars that were donated.
Alton Fire Rescue Department
Last Updated on Wednesday, 13 November 2013 09:13
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Thank you to all of the good people who looked after our mom
To The Daily Sun,
This is a letter to thank all the people that helped with our mom. We would like to especially thank the senior center at LRGH.
There are to many people to thank individually but we felt that mom couldn't of been in better hands. We would also like to thank all the caring people at the Belknap County Nursing Home who tried to make mom as comfortable as possible. Those who go the extra mile to put a smile on the residents faces. God Bless you all.
The Pike-Perkins Family
Last Updated on Wednesday, 13 November 2013 09:10
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One thing we can agree on is voting Sen. Ayotte out of office in 2016
To The Daily Sun,
I would like to take an opportunity to respond to a letter written by Lew Henry published in your November 7 issue. His letter talked about the government shutdown and how it is the Tea Party's fault. If you only listen to what the liberal media has to say, you can understandably make no other conclusion than it's the Tea Party's fault, even though it was not. Here is why:
First, the liberals blamed the whole debacle on "Tea Party" Senator Ted Cruz, saying that he wanted to shutdown the government if Obamacare wasn't repealed. But that is not a fact. You don't know the truth of what he wanted unless you actually listened to what he had to say during his "filibuster." He wanted to pass a continuing resolution so the government did not shut down, but he didn't want Obamacare funded, as was stated in the House's bill that was sent to the Senate. It was the Democrats and the RINOs in the Senate that voted that down. That's right, the Dems and RINOs essentially voted to shut down the government because Obamacare was more important to them. Then another CR came through with the condition that the individual mandate to be delayed like the employer mandate had been. Again it was the Dems and RINOs that voted that down, not the Tea Party Senators. A third CR went through and again the Dems and RINOs voted it down, and the government shutdown ensued. It was not the Tea Party senators that voted for the government shutdown, it was the Dems and RINOs.
Next, Mr. Henry states that the shutdown cost the government $24 billion. The government should have been spending money only on essential things that keeps the country running and safe, yet money was spent to block off and guard open-air memorials (that are not normally guarded) and other tourist areas to keep people out. The Tea Party didn't do that, Obama did. While many military bases and the stores where our military personnel and families get there discounted goods were closed, the bases where Obama plays golf were kept open so he could play while the government was shut down. The Tea Party didn't do that, Obama did. And while important services like the Amber Alert website were shut down due to lack of funds, Michelle Obama's useless "Let's Move" website was kept up and running. The Tea Party didn't do that, Obama did. These are facts that Mr. Henry has failed to recognize. I would appreciate it if he could give some examples of facts to defend his statement that the Tea Party wasted billions of dollars. My guess is he will be hard pressed to find any considering one of the main things the Tea Party stands for is smaller government and less spending
Now to get to the real point of my letter. Mr. Henry has chastised Senator Ayotte and her "Tea Party" buddies for everything to do with the shutdown. I would like to inform him and the rest of the anti-Tea Party crowd that, while Senator Ayotte may have run on and may have been elected on Tea Party values, she is not a Tea Party senator. She lied to all of us. All you need to do is look at her voting record. She voted for the amnesty bill, which will bankrupt the country with the legalization of the 11 million criminals who broke our laws in entering the country and the extra "entitlements" that come with it. She also stuck with the RINOs and voted for the shutdown because she didn't want to be on the outs with the majority of the Senate. I'll completely agree with Mr. Henry on the fact that Senator Ayotte does not have her priorities straight. She did stick with her Washington buddies. Those buddies just happen to be the RINOs, not the Tea Party. She does not represent the Tea Party and she does not represent New Hampshire. The Tea Party believes that the Constitution is the supreme law of the land and those that have taken an oath to uphold and protect it should do just that. The current president, the Democrats, and the RINOs like Senator Ayotte have refused to do that. They have failed us. They are a disgrace to the oath of office.
There will always be disagreement and I am sure Mr. Henry and I will still disagree on who caused the government shutdown. I sincerely hope however that we can agree on one thing. When November of 2016 comes around, it will be time to vote Senator Ayotte out of office.
Scott Schoonmaker
Last Updated on Wednesday, 13 November 2013 09:08
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Your point is that if Bush lied it's okay for Obama to lie, too?
To The Daily Sun,
Lie, def: to make a statement or statements that one knows to be false, esp., with the intent to deceive. (Webster's New World Dictionary)
Alias, L.J. Siden once again attacks the messenger because he cannot stand anyone pointing out that the emperor has no clothes. (Get it L.J., your fairy tail reference?) He says Fox News lies and proves it by sighting their "fair and balanced" advertised motto. WOW! Wow, now there's proof! Who could argue with that enlightened reasoning?
Really now, this in response to the extensive list of provable lies and distortions I wrote of in my past letter? That's what he has in response to my attack on Obama's honesty and credibility? Well LJ, I'm laughing out loud.
Now as to my "fairy tail" about Obama using fraud to get into Columbia and Harvard, why don't you trot out Obama's collage records and prove me wrong. Do that and I will apologize. Failing that, argue if you dare, one legitimate process that a pot smoking, class skipping, poor student (Obama's own words) could manage to access two of the most prestigious universities in the world.
Face it readers, L.J. has done his very best to distract your attention from real facts seen and heard even on the mainstream media outlets that just can't cover for a congenital liar any longer. Adding his two cents worth is local favorite Henry Osmer, who cites Bush's "lies". Guess Henry's point is, if Bush lied it's okay for Obama to lie. Another detraction attempt by the good ol' Henry. We're talking about Obama here Henry, not Bush, not Carter, not Kennedy. Stay on subject if you can please.
Steve Earle
Last Updated on Wednesday, 13 November 2013 09:04
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District I Councilor Ray Burton truly was a very special man
To The Daily Sun,
With the passing of our friend Ray, I have been thinking of him and different memories of how he made a difference to me or made me smile, as I am sure everyone in the state is doing! With this great loss I find comfort in these stories.
Many times Ray would stop at Hart's on a Friday evening on his way home to the North Country. He always had a small turkey dinner, maybe a glass of wine and always some great conversation with the gang.
One night he came over to the table for some chat and started handing out the combs. My friend Barbara said "that is a guy comb; I couldn't get that through my hair!" Ray calmly turned to her and said "dear, it's not to comb your hair, it's a collector!"
Back in 2008 when the state passed home inspector licensing I decided that I wanted to apply to sit on the licensing board. So I acquired the paperwork and sent it in to Concord.
Shortly thereafter I received a call from Ray. I will never forget it; I was sitting in my office doing paperwork and was a bit surprised that he would be calling me out of the blue.
"Carla, he said, I am very pleased that you are stepping up to do public service but I have some things to speak to you about." Suddenly I felt a bit nervous. Even though I had many conversations with Ray in the past, it was Ray Burton, calling me, on business "affayas"
Ray continued, "Why do you want to sit on this board?" I explained that I wanted to look out for the safety of the public. "Good", he said. We talked for about 10 minutes and he said, "Now I want you to always remember, when you run for any public office, it is for the good of the citizens and never for personal or political gain!" "Now I want you to call each of the other counselors to speak to them personally and tell them why you want to sit on this board and here are their numbers." "If you ever have any questions, call me on my "cah phone" any time."
I am still on that board and to this day every time we go in for a meeting I remember those words from my friend, Ray Burton.
What a special guy.
Carla Horne
Last Updated on Wednesday, 13 November 2013 08:49
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There are nearly 200 figures depicted on the MCG Tapestry. The characters and events depicted are mostly in identifiable pose.
They are placed in chronological order ranging from the MCC's first president, Frederick Powlett, to champion Australian batsman-keeper Adam Gilchrist and Socceroo Kevin Muscat, who kicked Australia's only goal in its 1-0 victory over Uruguay in a 2001 World Cup qualifying match.
Tom Wills
William Caffyn
First Recorded Game of Australian Football in Yarra Park
Aboriginal cricket team at the MCG, 1866
George Marshall
John McKone
Dick Wardill
George Coulthard
Charles Bannerman
Lord Harris
Football at the MCG under lights, 1879
Fred Spofforth
Henry Colden Antill Harrison
Jack Blackham
The Ashes
William Murdoch
George Bonnor
Austral Wheel Race
R.C. Bagot
W.G. Grace
The Sheffield Shield
Paddy McShane
Jack Worrall
Albert Thurgood
A.E. Stoddart
Clem Hill
M.A. Noble
K.S. Ranjitsinhji
Fred McGinis
Hugh Trumble
Victor Trumper
Wilfred Rhodes
Archie McLaren
W.C. (Bill) McClelland
Dave Smith
Tom Fitzmaurice
Dick Lee
Warwick Armstrong
Jack Gregory
Ted McDonald
Dave McNamara
Roy Cazaly
E.J. (Carji) Greeves
Jack Hobbs
Herbert Sutcliffe
Jack Ryder
Bert Oldfield
Wally Hammond
Bill Ponsford
Bert Chadwick
Horrie Clover
Ivor Warne-Smith
Gordon Coventry
Clarrie Grimmett
Don Bradman
Bill Woodfull
Harry Collier
Maurice Tate
Harold Larwood
Bill O'Reilly
Haydn Bunton
Laurie Nash
Bob Pratt
Stan McCabe
Leslie 'Chuck' Fleetwood-Smith
Percy Beames
Allan La Fontaine
Dick Reynolds
Norm Smith
Jack Mueller
Military Forces at the MCG
Jack Dyer
Donald Cordner
Bert Deacon
Sid Barnes
Don Bradman retires 1948
Les Foote
Denis Cordner
Ian Johnson
Keith Miller
Frank Worrell
Len Hutton
Alec Bedser
Arthur Morris
Lindsay Hassett
John Coleman
Bob Davis
Neil Harvey
Frank Tyson
Ray Lindwall
Colin McDonald
Richie Benaud
John Landy
Ron Clarke
Betty Cuthbert
Shirley Strickland
Vladimir Kuts
Bob Morrow
Charles 'Chilla' Porter
Alan Davidson
Colin Cowdrey
Billy Graham Crusade
Ted Whitten
Ron Barassi
Darrel Baldock
Norman O'Neill
Bob Rose
Bill Hutchison
Jack Clarke
Fred Trueman
Gary Sobers
Bob Simpson
John Nicholls
Graham 'Polly' Farmer
Ian Stewart
Bob Skilton
Royce Hart
Doug Walters
Bob Cowper
Graham McKenzie
Geoffrey Boycott
Rohan Kanhai
Bill Lawry
Ian Chappell
Keith Stackpole
Ian Redpath
Peter Hudson
Paul Sheahan
Bhagwat Chandrasekhar
Majid Khan
Dennis Lillee
Jeff Thomson
Derek Randall
Rodney Marsh
Max Walker
Sunil Gavaskar
Kapil Dev
David Gower
Imran Khan
Greg Chappell
Kevin Bartlett
Robert Flower
Vivian Richards
Richard Hadlee
Joel Garner
Malcolm Marshall
Kim Hughes
Leigh Matthews
Simon Madden
Greg Williams
Dean Jones
Clive Lloyd
Pope John Paul II
Merv Hughes and Bay 13
Ian Botham
Allan Border
Gary Ablett
Michael Tuck
Tim Watson
Stephen Silvagni
Tony Lockett
David Boon
Wasim Akram
Curtly Ambrose
Martin Crowe
Steve Waugh
Jim Stynes
Allan Donald
Mark Taylor
Ian Healy
Jason Dunstall
Glen Jakovich
Stephen Kernahan
The Three Tenors
Shane Warne
Courtney Walsh
Glenn McGrath
Mark Waugh
Bledisloe Cup – Rugby Union
Wayne Carey
James Hird
Little League and Kanga cricket
Michael Bevan
Sachin Tendulkar
Muttiah Muralitharan
Kevin Muscat (Soccer)
Adam Gilchrist
FROM the family of Phillip Hughes, to the PM and across the globe, those left stunned by Hughes' sudden passing have moved to support Sean Abbott.
AUSTRALIAN surfer Stephanie Gilmore has claimed her sixth world surfing title in Maui in unexpected circumstances this morning.
CRICKET Australia boss James Sutherland says it's too soon to make a decision about next week's first Test, which feels "a million miles away" now.
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The Duke: Giuliana Rancic Baby Pics Revealed!by Free Britney at . Comments
"The Duke" just turned three weeks old.
Giuliana and Bill Rancic's son, Edward Duke Rancic, came into the world in late August, and his proud parents couldn't be more in love with him.
"He's just the best baby in the world," she gushed to E! News, her employer, excitedly sharing a few precious photos. Take a look below ...
"I'm sure all mothers say that. He's beyond adorable, though. I'm completely enamored," G adds. "At seven in the morning, we bring him into our bed, and we'll just be with him for three hours at a time. It's just great, because he kind of dozes off.
"We look at each other, and he's just precious. It's a nice bonding time. We put him under the covers with us and just kind of cuddle. It's amazing."
Indeed it is. These Jessica Simpson baby pics now have cute competition!
I, too, am very disappointed in the way Bill is carrying the baby. Not a very nurturing position AT ALL.
Not to mention there is and always be only one DUKE in hollywood; Duke Wayne, everyone else is a fake!
Poor kid no talent alien looking parent, god that poor babys mother is hideous
I don't think Bill carrying the child like that is nice and advicable. The child might have a neckache. That's so not right!
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Shanghai surprise
We thought we would teach him how to really play the game. But we ended up being Yao Ming's students writes Page 2's Ralph Wiley.
Updated: December 20, 2002, 2:22 PM ETBy Ralph Wiley | Page 2 columnist
In the time before Time, near the end of the Shaq/Kobe Dynasty (1999-2004) and long before the King James Dynasty (2010-2014), a youth appeared on the NBA landscape. First, he was merely the Stranger, laughed at, mocked, positioned as a simple droid of a man, a stick, an NBA version of a reverse Manchurian Candidate, a diplomatic attaché who would help the Association expand its market into Asia, and mainland China, itself, with its billion-plus people, and its markets nowhere near maxed out. ...
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Fresno State quarterback following in older brother's footsteps Aaron Wilson
MOBILE, Ala. -- Fresno State quarterback Derek Carr couldn't have imagined skipping the Senior Bowl.
Not with his background. Not with his desire to compete. And not after his older brother, David Carr, played in the Senior Bowl a dozen years ago on his way to becoming the top overall pick in the 2002 NFL draft with the Houston Texans.
A projected first-round draft pick, Carr passed for 5,802 yards, 50 touchdowns and just eight interceptions as a senior.
"I don't know how many brothers have gotten to play in the Senior Bowl, but what an opportunity,'' Carr said. "Everything that he's told me about how great everybody is here. It didn't matter if they had told me I was a lock to be No. 1, I'm coming. I want to be here just because they treated my brother so well. Just the great things he had to say about Mobile and the Senior Bowl and everybody that works with it, there was no doubt that I would be here.''
Unlike Alabama linebacker C.J Mosley and quarterback AJ McCarron and Ohio State running back Carlos Hyde, Carr accepted his invitation and stuck with his commitment to play in this game.
"Everybody's entitled to how they feel and what they want to do,'' Carr said when asked aboy some players who declined invitations to play in the Senior Bowl. "I just want to compete. I don't care what people say about me - you're here or here (draft oulook), that stuff doesn't matter to me because it really doesn't matter until draft day.
"Plus, who wouldn't want to come to the Senior Bowl? This is a wonderful opportunity and I'm so thankful to be able to be here and to show that I'll compete against anybody. You line whoever you want next to me and I'll throw to them all day until we get it right.''
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Ask one or two assistants to hold the mirror up to the wall in the location where you want to install it. Draw a line around the entire perimeter of the mirror using a pencil. Set the mirror on a flat work surface.
How to Cut Receptacles in a Mirror
Large mirrors are typically installed on bathroom walls and in other areas of home such as work out rooms. One problem with these mirrors is they cover up electrical outlet receptacles. Instead of covering them up, you can use specialized glass cutting tools to cut out receptacle holes in the mirror. When cutting mirror receptacles, is important to take the proper measurements for the wall outlet so that it aligns precisely with the mirror opening.
Things You'll Need
- Pencil
- Tape measure
- Dry erase marker
- Safety glasses
- 2 inch diameter tube drill
- Straight edge
- Glass cutting tool
- Glass cutting oil
- Work gloves
- Pliers
Place a tape measure at one side of the mirror outline on the wall and measure over to the side of the receptacle location. Move the end of the tape measure to the top of the outline and measure down to the top of the receptacle. Write down the exact measurements.
Measure the width and the height of the receptacle box itself. Most standard receptacles are 2 inches wide by 4 inches tall, but non-standard receptacle measurements will vary.
Lay the mirror on a flat work surface and use the tape measure and a dry erase marker to draw the outline of the receptacle box. First measure from the side of the mirror over to the first measurement taken and draw a vertical line. Then measure down from the top of the mirror to the second measurement taken and draw a horizontal line. Finish out the square using the dimensions of the receptacle box.
Put on safety glasses and cut a hole in the center of the rectangle using a 2-inch diameter tube drill.
Spread 1 tsp. of glass cutting oil around the outline of the receptacle on the mirror.
Place a straight edge along one side of the rectangle and hold it down firmly. Place the tip of a glass cutter blade at the end of the line and drag it across the length of the line once using firm pressure. Repeat to cut the remaining three sides of the receptacle.
Turn the mirror over so that back faces upward. Put on work gloves and press your finger firmly along the edge of the scoreline which will be visible.
Turn the mirror back over and position the cutter blade inside the rectangle approximately 1/2 inch from the outer rectangle edge. Move the blade towards the center of the rectangle until you reach the cutout circle. Repeat to make one cut on each side of the rectangle.
Insert a pair of pliers into the center of the circle and grasp the edge of the mirror between two of the cuts. Break the mirror downward sharply to remove the mirror section. Repeat to remove the remaining pieces of mirror until you have a clean rectangular receptacle opening.
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Looking for any information on Pablo Davila born 1890 have a certificate of birth from San Patricio County. Parents were Guadalupe Davila and Feliciana Almaguer Davila. Had sibling Jesus Refugia and Lupe. Any info would be great.
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