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Well, well. The men's clay-court season couldn't have started off better if you planned it (but let's not start the match-fixing talk again, ok?)
The top four ballers in the world are meeting up this weekend in the semifinals of Monte Carlo:
The marquee matchup pits world no. 1 Roger Federer against growing nemesis Novak Djokovic. Their last meeting was, of course, in the same round at the Australian Open where the sexy Serb defeated Federer and went on to win his maiden Grand Slam. Their head-to-head stands at 5-2 for the Swiss but Nole has taken the last two out of three. And don't be fooled - there's no love lost between these two ballers.
In the other half three-time defending champion Rafael Nadal, who owns a staggering 95-1 record on the slippery stuff dating back to 2005, will face-off against Davydenko. The Russian took their most recent meeting in the final of last month's Sony Ericsson Open so he'll come in with some confidence against his Spanish foe. But Rafa will be looking for revenge and Davydenko knows the odds are stacked against him on the red clay.
Who'll take this title and make their move towards Roland Garros?
(images via Getty)
Friday, April 25, 2008
Monte Carlo mash-up: Fed vs. Nole, Rafa vs. Kolya
Well, well. The men's clay-court season couldn't have started off better if you planned it (but let's not start the match-fixing talk again, ok?)
Serena survives, launches Nike Fall 2008 collection
Serena Williams seemingly survived her outfit from the BAPESTORE opening in LA and traveled to Venice Beach for the Nike women's Fall 2008 launch.
The presentation included a full range of sports apparel including track suits, t-shirts, tank tops, shorts, gym bags, sneakers, and accessories.
(images via Getty)
Labels: fashion, media, Nike, Serena Williams, tennis
Quote of the Day: Gasquet on Querrey
..I was dominating the game during the first two sets. I must say, he was a bit lucky.Yes Richard, I guess luck is exactly why you lost and Sam's in the quarterfinals - lucky that you're a head case. Get a grip.
- Richard Gasquet on his loss to Sam Querrey at the Monte Carlo Masters yesterday.
(image via Getty)
Fed Cup Chronicles: Russians to face inexperienced US team
The Russian Fed Cup team featuring Elena Vesnina, Vera Zvonareva, Anna Chakvetadze, Svetlana Kuznetsova and headed by captain Shamil Tarpischev will battle a decimated US team featuring Vania King, Ahsha Rolle, Liezel Huber, Madison Brengle and coach Zina Garrison during this weekend's semifinal tie in Moscow.
No Venus, Serena, Lindsay or even Ashley? Oh, so that's why the Russians are smiling!
(image via Getty)
SIGHTING: Blake on a break, hits the green
James Blake switched out his tennis racquets for golf clubs as he took part in the Stanford International Pro-Am at Fairmont Turnberry Isle in Aventura, FL. He was also joined by 8-time Grand Slam champion Ivan Lendl on the green.
(image via Getty)
Labels: James Blake, photo op, tennis
Thursday, April 24, 2008
SIGHTING: Serena hits BAPESTORE opening, may need paramedic
Serena Williams was spotted at the opening of BAPESTORE in LA last night.
I think ReRe looks sexy + confident in this outfit though her jeans may actually be painted on her body. I mean, is she even breathing in these photos? Can she??
(images via bossip.com)
Labels: celebrity, media, Serena Williams, tennis
THE LOW DOWN: Querrey's Monte Carlo march over choking Gasquet
Aside from his ridiculous comment on Roger Federer yesterday, Sam Querrey and his intriguing non-dom hand are having a great ride at the Monte Carlo Masters. Who wudda thunk it?!
Sam's dismissal of former French Open champ Carlos Moya in the first round was enough of a shocker, but today the 6' 5" American blasted perennial head-case Richard Gasquet 2-6, 6-4, 6-3. He'll have a monster task, though, in the quarterfinals: Novak Djokovic.
But does this match say more about Sam's abilities on clay and the growth of his game or Richard's eminent tag as a choker? I'm not sure, but one thing is clear: Richard's Davis Cup debacle has legs.
(images via AP + Getty)
"Dirtballer" a dirty word in tennis says James Martin
TENNIS mag's head honcho James Martin thinks the term "clay-court specialist" has become an insult more than a compliment for a baller, and they deserve more respect in the sport.
Martin argues in his "Viewpoint" column that Rafael Nadal is a dirtballer's baller, irregardless of his record on other surfaces, because the Spaniard's
"a tenacious baseline warrior who grinds out his victories on the most physically grueling surface in tennis. But therein lies the rub. Although Nadal has a strong record on hard and grass courts, he is a clay-court specialist. The stats prove it. No other player comes close to equaling his record on the dirt. And as hard as he tries to do well on other surfaces, Rafa is the quintessential dirtballer."Not that there's anything wrong with that according to Martin:
"It's no knock on his accomplishments. Yet, you can't help but think how the term "clay-court specialist" has become a sort of backhanded compliment in the sport."But if Rafa never adds to his three French Opens, Martin believes his legacy won't be as impressive:
"Do people look at Gustavo Kuerten, who's retiring after this year's Roland Garros, as anything but a clay-court specialist?So if clay-court prominence and success holds less weight than success on other surfaces, why is Pete Sampras' legacy or Roger Federer's career thus far negatively impacted by the fact that neither great owns a French Open crown?
Unfortunately, history doesn't always look kindly on players of his ilk (Bruguera, for one, got snubbed by the Hall of Fame this year) and are rarely considered among the pantheon of all-timers."
Seems like hypocrisy to me.
(image via tennis.com)
Labels: james martin, media, Rafael Nadal, tennis, Tennis magazine
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
PHOTO OP: It's Maria's party...and she can get blasted if she wants to (now)
Maria "Shriek"apova's NYC birthday tour ended with a big bash thrown by sponsor Tag Heuer at Tenjune. Celebrity guests included Michelle Trachtenberg and Dave Annable of ABC's Brothers & Sisters, along with designers Vera Wang, Doo.Ri, Brian Wolk and Claude Morais of Ruffian, and the original bang-er Vogue editrix Anna Wintour.
Like any newly-minted 21-year old global celebrity athlete Maria danced, drank, and shrunk everyone in her presence.
UPDATE: Check out Tennis Week's look inside the party featuring interviews with Maria and fashion friend Vera Wang.
(images via celebrity-gossip.net)
Labels: celebrity, Maria Sharapova, media, photo op, tennis
Nadal revamps website, let's us in on the "real" Rafa
Rafael Nadal, who has Nole nipping at his clay-coated Nike heels, revamped his website just in time for his march towards a fourth-straight French Open title.
The site is oversized, to say the least, featuring large-scale fonts and and moving images of the speedy Spaniard and his unique groundstroking. Most of the contest remains the same except for:
1) The new "Rafa" section which features a video Q+A for the 21-year old including "Does a plain dude like you feel comfortable with fame?" which may or may not have been asked Andy Roddick.
2) The new "Ask Him" column for exciting fan questions including: "I'd like to know where did you have your best fishing experience, and how big was the biggest fish you're captured." (The biggest fish I captured was about one meter long, I think, in Mallorca.) and "How many sons would you like to have?" asked by someone named Grama (Well, I don't know it at this time.)
I feel like I know Rafa better already...
(image via rafaelnadal.com)
Labels: media, player sites, Rafael Nadal, tennis
Quote of the Day: Querry on Federer
I feel sorry for him in a way.
- Sam Querry on Roger Federer's recent struggles to keep up the standard set by the Swiss
(image via Getty)
Labels: player quotes, Roger Federer, Sam Querry, tennis
Fed Cup Chronicles: BoscoSport becomes official clothing sponsor
BoscoSports, a Russian brand that clothes the country's Olympic, Davis Cup + Fed Cup teams, will become the official clothing sponsor for Fed Cup beginning during this weekend's semifinal round. The sports apparel label will dress all lines people and ball kids for the weekend ties.
Russia will battle the US in Moscow while China takes on Spain on their home turf in Beijing. The final will take place in September.
(image via AP)
Davis Cup Chronicles: Grosjean says French are fine, media went nuts
Somebody should remind Sebastien Grosjean about who let the cat out of the bag during the French team's recent Davis Cup debacle.
The Frenchman, who wasn't in attendance during his country's tie versus the US in Winston-Salem, was asked after his retirement to Ivo Karlovic at the Monte Carlo Masters about the drama involving Richard Gasquet:
Q. What is your view of what happened in Davis Cup?Bad media! Well I'm glad he cleared that up - it's good to know that Guy Forget and French federation president Christian Bimes had privacy on their mind when they made the spat public. I can't wait to see the French team holding hands, singing "koom baya" all the way to Roland Garros!
A. I was not told what happened. I don't have much to say. I just think you make too much of it, you went too far. It's not that bad. But I was not there during the tie. What Michael [Llodra] said is right, I believe. He said the meeting after the tie should remain private within the team. This is good for the trust amongst the members of the team. This is what keeps us united.
(image via Getty)
Labels: Davis Cup, media, player quotes, Sebastien Grosjean, tennis
THE LOW DOWN: Nole fires warning, will take rankings one step at a time
Tennis ballers can be so clear in their talk, even when they're trying to be vague.
Novak Djokovic was interviewed after his 6-3, 6-3 drubbing of friend Ivan Ljubicic about his goals for the rest of the season after checking off a big one on his list. The perpetually shirtless Serb made his intentions known saying,
And, you know, my goal for this year was to win a Grand Slam, and I did it. So now I'll try to be as much consistent as is possible on the major events, and hopefully I can get further - at least a step further - on the rankings till the end of the season.Does that mean stepping on his card-playing 'friend' Rafael Nadal for number two? With all the points Rafa has to defend during the clay season, it may come sooner than later for Nole.
(image via AP)
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
SIGHTING: Sharapova continues b-day tour, revisits bad fashion moments
Maria "Shriek"apova was spotted on her NYC birthday tour today walking (and most likely shopping) on the streets of Manhattan.
It seems the tennis fashionista combined two of her worst outfits, Hong Kong + Doha, and ended up on the wrong end of a really bad one. And I haven't even started on the ballerina flats (hint: they're over!).
(image via jezebel.com)
Labels: fashion, Maria Sharapova, style, tennis
Bolelli is beautiful, beats Chela in Monte Carlo
Simone Bolelli hasn't made his mark on the ATP tour just yet, but the Italian dismantled Juan Ignacio Chela 6-2, 6-2 in the first round of the Monte Carlo Masters. He'll take on a recently-injured Nikolay Davydenko in the second round, giving him a great opportunity for a breakthrough.
Could he be one of the most beautiful men on tour?
(images via AP)
Labels: Monte Carlo Masters, photo op, Simone Bolelli, tennis
Sharapova's NYC birthday tour: Barney's, Letterman, + Tag Heuer
Maria "Shriek"apova is finally legal! The now 21-year old blogging Russian is celebrating with a full-fledged NYC tour - spending time with family on Saturday (her actual b-day) and doing some damage with the plastic on Sunday:
Just a quick update as a 21 year old! What a great feeling! To be honest I can't wait for someone to ask me for my ID, haha (as thats the only real perk you get right?)! I am in NY celebrating with my close ones :)...my parents were here yesterday and all my friends are slowly arriving for a big celebration on Tuesday...I'm off to the MOMA, and some shoe shopping at Barney's! Bye!Last night, the leggy Aussie Open champ, looking stunning in a white flowy blouse, high-waisted black bubble skirt, and ridiculously high heels, visited with a flirty David Letterman who seemed taken by the stylish tennis baller (will Nole be jealous?). They talked birthday parties, clay-court tennis, and even met up for some 2-on-1 tennis with Billy Crystal on a make-shift court.
In case you missed it:
Of course, the big Tag Heuer event for Maria is tonight - do you think she'll show up looking like this?
(image via mariasharapova.com)
Labels: David Letterman, Maria Sharapova, media, player blogs, tennis, TV
Monday, April 21, 2008
WEEKEND WINNERS II: Ferrer + Granollers-Pujol
I covered the first round Weekend Winners earlier this morning, so here's the second round featuring a dynamic duo by way of Spain.
Valencia - David Ferrer
The speedy Spaniard defeated countryman and defending champ Nicolas Almagro 4-6, 6-2, 7-6(2) to make his move towards a French Open challenge. SI's Jon Wertheim is betting either one of these ballers could challenge Rafa in Paris if the world no. 2 is off his game. The numbers could be catching up with Rafa on clay, but I'd put Nole ahead of these two right now - no offense boys.
Houston - Marcel Granollers-Pujol
Relatively unknown Spaniard takes a tight three-setter from James Blake to win his first career title. Of course, this is deja vu for Blake. What's up with him losing finals to unknown players who are going for their first titles EVER? Those mental demons are so nasty!
(image via AP)
PHOTO OP: Rafa + Nole channel James Bond, hit up Monte Carlo Casino
Like something out of a James Bond flick, Rafael Nadal + Novak Djokovic dropped their tennis gear and donned penguin suits as they hit up Les Casinos de Monte Carlo.
The dapper duo, who aren't BFF's by any means, look to be enjoying each other's company at the blackjack table - even if it's only for an ATP public relations moment for the Monte Carlo Masters.
See - can't we all just get along?
Check out some behind-the-scenes footage of their outing here.
(images via Getty)
WEEKEND WINNERS: Federer, Serena, + Kirilenko
Two ballers looked to get their games back on track while another continued her march towards the top.
Estoril - Roger Federer + Maria Kirilenko
Top-ranked Fed, who had been mired in a slump this year, entered Estoril with a new look: Jose Higueras in his back pocket and an ugly blemish on his usually flawless face. But it seems the Swiss stylist finally made the right moves, making his first final this year and earning his first title when Nikolay Davydenko retired with a leg injury in the second set trailing 6-7 (5), 2-1. But with the mid-tier field and a title win over a limping opponent, I'm not sure Fed has silenced speculation about the state of his game...onwards to Monte Carlo!
The other Maria, Kirilenko that is, had a career week on the red clay of Estoril earning both the singles and doubles titles. Could the Russian finally earn the same respect for her on-court play that she gets for her beauty and spot-on fashion? Friend-for-now Maria "Shriek"apova may have something to say about that.
Charleston - Serena "ReRe" Williams
Word to Justine Henin: watch your back. ReRe made a statement this week, earning her first Bausch + Lomb title with a 6-4, 3-6, 6-3 over feisty Russian Vera Zvonareva and showing she's ready to challenge for the top clay titles including Roland Garros. But the 26-year old also displayed some mental fits in the second set, berating her game for no apparent reason. Nerves? Perfectionism?? Common on the brain??? It's hard to say, but ReRe's surely moving closer to the top of her game.
(images via AP)
VIDEO VAULT: Jankovic heads home, shoots video for Reebok "Your Move" series
Jelena Jankovic is headed home after her disappointing quarterfinal loss to Russian Vera Zvonareva in Charleston. The Serb's game wasn't ready for the clay saying via her blog,
My timing was off and I wasn't moving my feet or sliding very well, and that's especially a problem when you're playing on clay...The next morning I went out there and practiced three hours, doing tennis and movement drills with my coach and sparring partner.Jelena did have time recently, though, to shoot a video for sponsor Reebok as part of their "Your Move" athlete series. The piece shows the Serb hitting forehands + backhands, even while doing the splits:
Here's some behind-the-scenes footage of the video shoot:
(image via AP)
Labels: Jelena Jankovic, player blogs, Reebok, sponsorship, tennis, video
Sunday, April 20, 2008
INSTANT REPLAY: a look back at the week's top tennis plays
V clears the air
Behind-the-scenes with Anna K.
Davis Cup Chronicles: manly moments
Fed's game gets some help but what about his face?
The media + Mia
Is Ryan America's new hope?
Anna gives good quote
ReRe fears Fabrice
Maria's site goes down then up
Fish fashion
Richard feels the heat
What's the other Maria wearing?
Bethanie's bagels
Fed's feeling the ladies
ESPN to the rescue?
Fashionistas heart Nole
(image via AP)


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> Dear all,
> I configure one of our test system to build and run all 4
> combinations of debug/release and threaded/non-threaded. I
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> titles.
> So far the only way I found to search for these "tags" is
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Letters to the editor for Sept. 1, 2013: Syria; sonnet, San Diego style; accusation and money; Progressives' fault; 'Dream' speech; hotel owners; Little League
Bob Filner's narcissistic, appalling actions were caused be his own unacceptable and deploring actions.
Please Mr. Thaller wake up and accept the fact that many Democrats are excused for their misbehaviors, some even rewarded for them, but conservatives who stand up for their morals, values and principles are chided and berated in your "media that is owned by big corporations" because of their beliefs.
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Vividly recalls King's stirring speech
This week's major remembrance for Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech delivered 50 years ago stirred strong memories for many people ("Reliving the dream," Aug. 29).
That was a troubled time for race relations, in the Deep South and elsewhere. On Aug. 28, 1963, I was driving along Mission Boulevard in north Mission Beach listening to that speech. It hit me that this was something very special, so I pulled over and parked so I could listen fully and capture the power of the oratory and the occasion.
Recently in a college seminar, I was asked what was the best speech I've ever heard, and my answer was "I Have a Dream."
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Hotel owners aren't the bad guys
I would like to address Michael Thaller's Aug. 24 letter, "Progressive sees future without Filner." In it he decries the "corporate rule in San Diego" and accuses the hotel owners of using tax money for their own promotion while parks suffer.
Last time I looked that "tax money" was from a special assessment paid by occupants who stayed in the hotels and was earmarked specifically for the promotion of San Diego. The money was not from the general fund or from the parks budget.
In true "progressive" style, he sees money and feels he knows how to spend it better than the entity to which it belongs. Mr. Thaller has no clue the hoteliers are creating jobs with these funds — not just in the hotel industry but in restaurants, entertainment venues and, yes, parks.
Government jobs do not contribute to the strength of the economy. They produce no product unless one calls suffering and intimidation a profitable product.
Without these funds being spent where they were so useful to promote San Diego, Filner hurt the very people he professed to protect.
Mark Ruhm
Start a college fund for Little Leaguers
I enjoyed watching the Little League Baseball games.
The boys and the players deserve a lot of praise. The games are very entertaining.
I'm certain they generate a lot of money. I wonder who is getting the bulk of that.
I propose a fund to be invested for college for these very talented young people.
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NEXT STEP Program Wins 2011 HOPE Award
November 14, 2011—The winner of the 2011 MITSS HOPE Award is the NEXT STEP Program at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Emergency Department in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The HOPE Award Honors Outstanding People Everywhere who have furthered the MITSS mission of Supporting Healing and Restoring Hope to patients, and families, and clinicians who have been impacted by adverse medical events. RL Solutions' President and CEO, Sanjay Malaviya, presented the award at the MITSS 10th Annual Dinner and Fundraiser held at the Westin Copley Place, Boston, on Tuesday, November 1st. RL Solutions has become an annual sponsor of this prestigious honor, having sponsored the last three awards.
Dr. Michael Mikhail of the St. Joseph Mercy Hospital was on hand to accept the 2011 Award. He was accompanied to the MITSS event by Claran Quinn, the NEXT STEP Program administrator.
The NEXT STEP Program is a volunteer program started by Dr. Mikhail in 2006 in an effort to help answer questions that remain after unexpected or adverse events occur in the Emergency Department. The NEXT STEP team is designed to provide an opportunity for patients and their families to express their unanswered questions in a compassionate and caring environment following a sudden and unexpected clinical event. The goal of the program is to provide answers that may bring peace during a time of uncertainty by reviewing and discussing clinical information and assisting patients and family members with understanding of what happened during their hospital visit. The NEXT STEP Program also allows providers to be proactive in addressing a family's questions and concerns.
One powerful example of the program at work is a recent event at St. Joseph Mercy when a patient was harmed due to an inappropriate medication dosage. This excess dosage may have contributed to the patient's death. The NEXT STEP Program was used to disclose the error to the patient's family and also to apologize. The team met with the family several times and was able to answer their questions about how the error occurred and the system that was put in place to prevent future events. These meetings allowed the Emergency Department staff to convey their sincere regret about the event and gave the family an opportunity for their anger and concerns to be heard.
As is customary with past HOPE Award winners, we asked Dr. Mikhail and Ms. Quinn to reflect on their team's major recognition:
MITSS: What are your personal reflections on winning the 2011 HOPE Award? How did the team feel?
Dr. Mikhail: Today, we shared this award with our Next Step Committee, and they were thrilled and somewhat surprised by this recognition. As was true for me, they were not aware of your national organization and thought that we were going it alone in our small corner in Ann Arbor, trying to make a small difference.
I am personally humbled and yet inspired by the stories and people like yourself who make it their life's passion to help others affected in such a profound way when a medical tragedy does occur.
I recognize there is so much more that needs to be done in this area, and this gives us an opportunity to reach farther and help more patients and families, beyond just the confines of the emergency department. I also now better appreciate that we need to also develop similar opportunities for providers to be cared for as well.
MITSS: Were you surprised? Why?
Dr. Mikhail: Very much surprised and certainly never expecting that our activity would be so recognized. It was something we felt critically necessary to help our patients and families and not something special or deserving.
MITSS: What is the most important thing you have learned along your journey?
Dr. Mikhail: That caring—actively reaching out to show you care—is the most important thing we can do. While we continue to improve our processes and systems of care and safety, we must not forget that we cannot necessarily control the outcome. With each of these tragic situations, there are people who are hurting and need our time and compassion as caregivers.
Ms. Quinn: As the initial contact and coordinator of our SJMHS NEXT STEP Program, I am so very proud of this wonderful recognition award, but I would like to add that one of the fundamental ingredients to the success of the SJMHS "NEXT STEP Program" is the steadfast dedication and commitment that our SJMHS Emergency Department, Physician Leadership & Nursing Leadership, never fail to provide. Without this allegiance, the Program would not be successful.
MITSS: Where to you see your program going in the near/distant future?
Dr. Mikhail: Expanding to include a program for providers and further collaboration within the hospital to other clinical areas and beyond our current hospital to other institutions that we are actively engaged in.
MITSS: Do you have any specific plans for the $5,000 cash prize?
Dr. Mikhail: Not yet, but this will allow us to reach farther and wider, to get our program and message out there, and perhaps we can provide some small tokens to help families. We are also considering creating a more receptive environment for families to hear difficult news. A significant portion will likely go to education and expansion of the program and creating a parallel program for providers.


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JAMESTOWN, Va. (AP) _ Queen Elizabeth has gotten a hands-on
history lesson of what life was like in America for the first permanent English settlers.
She strolled through a replica of a fortress -- then saw the remains of the actual structure at the Jamestown Settlement in Virginia.
The queen was flanked by Vice President Cheney and the governor
of Virginia.
She smiled as she touched a gloved hand to a 17Th century breastplate. At the James River, she was met by the replicas of the
three ships that the settlers arrived in. A cannon was fired from
one of the ships in tribute to her.
In his welcoming remarks, Cheney noted the queen's last visit to
Jamestown 50 years ago. And he said, ``Half a century has done
nothing to diminish the respect and affection this country holds
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A judge Friday refused to order a new murder trial for former Ku Klux Klansman, Thomas Blanton, Jr.
Blanton was convicted in the 1963 church bombing that killed four black girls in Birmingham.
The judge denied the request in a two-sentence order.
Blanton's attorney claimed that prosecutors used all of their jury strikes to eliminate whites from the panel and that 10 were used to eliminate white men.
The Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals will be asked next to throw out the conviction.
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A southwest Florida man has been arrested after authorities say he shoved a woman to the ground over a show dog.
The Naples Daily News reports there has been an ongoing civil dispute over Krystal, a four-year-old Bedlington Terrier, which escalated with an arrest on Friday.
Ronald Lundin is accused of approaching the dog's co-owner, pushing her to the ground and attempting to yank the dog away.
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Jon and Kate Plus an Announcementtoddler-times
Oh please tell us they're calling it quits. Not on the marriage – that's up to them. But the news that Jon and Kate Gosselin have "an announcement" in store for Monday's "all new" episode has the Web atwitter.
And we're willing to throw our hat in the ring with Babble writers' projections. A taste:
They're moving into the Dr. Phil house! They're sending some of their kids to go live with Brangelina! They're happily expecting triplets! They're adopting from Malawi. They're reconciling … for the movie deal.
OK – maybe not. Maybe we're making light of a really sad situation. Sue us, we're at the same point most of you are . . . sick of hearing the silliness that this whole saga has become. OhmiGod, Kate called her kid "dead meat." OhmiGod, they beat their dogs!
Now Radar Online claims an exclusive source has told them it's a divorce that they'll be talking about on Monday. In that case, we're simply saddened for them. And hoping this doesn't mean TWO shows where they'll famewhore themselves. Other bloggers are speculating about a pregnancy, a vacation, a NEW show.
How about we just say ENOUGH already Jon and Kate? Even as commenters here and on other sites have had the "Kate is a shrew" vs. "Jon is an ass" camps, the common thread has thankfully been a lot of good vibes being sent the way of eight kids stuck in between two parents in a sad situation.
Marital strife sucks. There are no two bones about it. And sometimes, divorce is the best option. Sometimes, a marriage can be saved. But is there anyone left who wants to watch it go down? Like Kate, hate Kate. Love Jon, think he's a doofus. Then bid them farewell.
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Yet another baby has died while in the loving care of mommy's boyfriend. This one, apparently, tortured to death.
The eight month old girl was dead on arrival Wednesday morning to Paradise Valley Hospital.
According to Phoenix police, Sabrina Santos-Vasquez had head injuries and "not less than eight separate distinct burn injuries on her face, body and hands".
Mommy's boyfriend, Adrian Xavier Ponce, 21 was taking care of Sabrina and admitted that he burned the child "by using the open flame of a cigarette lighter while the victim was strapped into a stroller," according to court records. This, on Tuesday afternoon while the pair was at a north Phoenix park.
He then shook her in the wee hours on Wednesday because she was crying and unable to sleep, police said.
Hey, Ponce, you try sleeping after someone burns you multiple times with a cigarette lighter.
Or better yet, just try sleeping the rest of your life with an image of this child in your head. Ponce has been arrested on suspicion of child abuse.
Of course, all the usual questions apply.
Was Child Protective Services involved? (I'm still waiting for word on that.)
Where was mommy? (The usual answer is at work, while the deadbeat boyfriend is home watching her children.)
And finally, why did she leave the baby with the boyfriend when boyfriends are so often hazardous to a child's life? (Usually, the answer is because the baby's father is nowhere to be found.)
Children left with boyfriends (who are not the father) are eight times more likely to suffer abuse than other children, according to a study published a few years ago by Pediatrics magazine, and yet it happens over and over again.
And over and over again babies die while mothers mourn and wonder how such a horror could happen.
I, for one, have long ago passed being sick about it to flat-out fed up and not a little angry.
Update: CPS on Friday reported that it had no previous reports of abuse by Ponce. The agency, however, has not yet said whether it had prior involvement with the child.


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What symptoms did you experience with borderline personality disorder?
Comment from: Living_in_hell, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: January 08
I've had this illness for at least 20 years. I feel that there are not enough resources in Canada for patients that are borderline. Every day I wish I could just die because of the suffering. I feel that this illness is not taken as seriously as others such as depression or bipolar. I'm sorry, I don't mean to be so negative. I'm just so tired of feeling so awful all the time. I constantly feel like everyone hates me and that they all want to hurt me. My emotions are up and down all day. But when I get depressed, it can last for days. I tend to pull away from people and stay alone. I always think the worst. I look in the mirror and see an ugly woman all the time. I feel that I am not capable of ever being happy. I wish I could just die all the time.
Comment from: hsurp1, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: August 11
My experience was the self-mutilation and not feeling that I was good enough for anyone. But when I self-mutilated, I was angry at my boyfriend (2 different ones) at the time. I felt like I was not being listened to and thought that cutting myself would get their attention. It sure did! Cut myself two times the first serious time and cut myself very badly the second serious time and ended up in the Mental Ward at the local hospital. But then again, I get angry when I get past hypomania from my Bipolar. Hypomania is the BEST feeling!!! But full blown Mania causes me anxiety and anger. Like I have to yell at someone or hit something. I mostly get depression though.
Comment from: michellemelton13, 25-34 Female (Patient) Published: January 07
I was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder over five years ago. I am 31 years old and just now learning to deal with the rage. It takes a toll on my mind and body and being told your crazy is not a great way to cope. I have a hard time dealing with abandonment and I suffered a lot of abuse as a child. My disorder is misunderstood and I have lost a lot of people due to the fact they do not understand . It's hard to have the symptoms and understand that we are not alone. There is a light in the dark we just have to know it is within ourselves.
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I am a 59 year old daughter of a a mother with BPD. All my life I have been scapegoated by her and this has resulted in my experiencing major depressive disorder. I try to ignore some of her behavior recognizing that it is her disorder driving her behavior. The intensity of her anger is the scariest part of interacting with her. Sometimes you can see the "madness" in her eyes. I have given up the hope I have had most of my life that if I just pleased her a little more, everything would be ok. Now, I would just like it all to end. I don't wish her ill, but her death will be the only way I can see being free of her torment. I am writing this so BPD parents can see the effect you may be having on your children and seek some kind of family therapy before they start praying for you to be gone from their lives. It is all just such a profound sadness.
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I was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder 4 years ago. It was actually a relief to know why I feel the way I do! I'm not one for group therapy, and all the medications they gave me made me feel worse. I took things into my own hands. I researched and educated myself on the illness. It's still an everyday battle and occasionally I still cut myself and think I'd be better off dead. I constantly remind myself why I feel the way I do and it helps. I've managed to maintain a healthy relationship and successful career. I will never feel the way normal people feel, but I know the way I feel and have no choice but to maintain, I have a little girl who needs me.
Comment from: 19-24 Female (Patient) Published: May 31
I was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD) when I was forced into a mental hospital after self-injuring a bit too deep. I'm still mad about that, but I am also thankful for it. That doctor diagnosed me, which led me to dialectical behavior therapy. I cut myself for around 15 years, but I haven't since the second week of therapy (about 8 months ago). After 2 or 3 months, I quit even thinking about it. My moods are stable now, and I can actually handle them. I just wanted to share so everyone knows there IS hope. Maybe dialectical behavior therapy isn't for you (though you should try), but something out there is.
Comment from: fruitl00p, 19-24 Female (Patient) Published: May 18
A year ago I learned that I have BPD. My only hope is that one day I can feel normal and not crazy. I struggle every day with this disorder; I go from being super happy one second to being angry or sad the next and it changes so quickly, one little thing can set me off and that's it. I feel as though, no one understands what I go through on a daily basis, maybe if someone did understand I wouldn't feel so alone. The relationships I hold with people, are minimal. I don't have many friends because I like them and then they do one little thing and I can't get that little thing out of my head and I end up hating them. I take everything so personally, like if someone doesn't message me back, I think they read it and just don't want to talk so they are ignoring me or they don't like me. Things that aren't a big deal to everyone else, are a big deal to me and then there is conflict. Dating wise is not a fun experience. Even when I am aware that I am getting treated horribly, I stay for fear that I will be alone the rest of my life. Who would want to date someone that can't control their emotions and freaks out over the smallest things! I feel like I'll never be happy.
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Most demanding among the characters Shakespeare created in his 38 plays was the Prince of Denmark. With some 1,500 lines, Hamlet is the largest role he wrote. The tragedy is Shakespeare's longest work: its current production at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company (the fourth CSC has staged) takes three hours and 10 minutes. It's a marathon, especially for actor Brent Vimtrup, who inhabits this role of a grieving son in breathtaking ways.
Hamlet feigns (or intermittently suffers from) madness, fueled by the ghost of his father.
Is he driven by hallucinations or haunted by his vengeful father's spirit? As the play unfolds, it's evident that his scheming, unprincipled uncle, Claudius (Bruce Cromer), has indeed murdered the king and married Hamlet's naïve mother, Queen Gertrude (Sherman Fracher). Yet Hamlet repeatedly doubts his perceptions and questions his own motives.
His doubts unfold in various monologues, today some of Shakespeare's best-known passages. Vimtrup delivers them with such natural insight and personal gravity that they feel fresh and new. He also brings a vibrant, expressive physicality to the role that adds clarity to his performance. Hamlet advises players recruited to perform a story echoing his uncle's crime, "O'erstep not the modesty of nature," and Vimtrup follows that advice, regardless of how manic or deranged Hamlet appears — at his core, there's a real man, grieving and unsure. Vimtrup's performance encompasses an astonishing array of emotions but never feels overdone. Whether he is excoriating his own indecision, patronizing the fatuous Lord Chamberlain, Polonius (Paul Riopelle), debating whether to assassinate his nefarious uncle, railing at his weak-willed mother or berating his one-time love, the sensitive Ophelia (Sara Clark), Vimtrup is compellingly watchable.
The production also and humorously references its upcoming production of Tom Stoppard's Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead (Feb. 14-March 9), in which Hamlet's story is retold from the perspective of two minor characters. Vimtrup will return as Hamlet, a catalyst for the fate of his college chums.
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The Cerulean Warbler was singing its ascending song yesterday around 3:30 PM
at Sherburne NWR, Blue Hill Trail (the hill itself), as previously posted.
Did not relocate the Olive-sided Flycatcher.
A Yellow-bellied Flycatcher was calling at Kathio State Park, northern Mille
Lacs County - along the same 1/2 mile trail near the Interpretive Center as
the Connecticut Warbler last week (boardwalk/bog area). Also had a Northern
Waterthrush singing on the way in.
Skipping the Cerulean for a moment, Bob Janssen, I and others have noted
that a number of "northerners" are farther south than normal - two
Olive-sided Flycatchers in Sherburne and southern Mille Lacs, three Nothern
Waterthrushes in Mille Lacs, the Yellow-bellied Flycatcher, and others.
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MLB Insider: Ex-Pads still making a go of it
This, that and the other teams:
That 6-foot-10 pitcher with the Princeton pedigree and injury-plagued career who'll be pitching for Triple-A Syracuse soon is Chris Young, who couldn't secure a major league deal, that despite a 2.25 ERA and sub-.200 average for opponents over 16 spring-training innings with the Washington Nationals.
"He's a qualified, quality, major-league starting pitcher," said Nats GM Mike Rizzo of the former Padres right-hander, "(who) gives us some additional depth in our rotation and a guy that could help us down the road."
Not necessarily a long way down the road, either. The Nationals have World Series aspirations based largely on their premier pitching staff, which is why a veteran with Young's experience and impressive Grapefruit League numbers didn't make the rotation. He signed a minor-league contract with the Nats, who sent him to Florida to get stretched out for a starting role with Syracuse.
If Dan Haren's next start is anything like his first one of the season -- homer-prone in exhibitions, he gave up four longballs last week at Cincinnati in a 15-0 loss --the Nats could be looking to Triple-A and possibly Young for reinforcement in their rotation.
Outfielder Jason Bay, like Young a former Padre and All-Star who didn't exactly enjoy his best days with the New York Mets, is now a fifth outfielder with the Seattle Mariners. Which is a better gig for him than it sounds, since Bay is from nearby British Columbia and lives in Kirkland, Wash.
"My wife busted my chops," he said. "We've lived in Seattle 12 years and never seen a summer, so I'm very excited about that."
And Kevin Kouzmanoff, who was with the Padres when making just three errors in 309 chances (.990) to set set a National League, single-season, record for third basemen, is now with the Miami Marlins' Triple-A team in New Orleans.
Something for the effort
The first time around, the Padres are missing Korean left-hander Hyun-Jin Ryu, whose turn missed San Diego. Ryu was suffering from more than a language barrier in his first appearance with the Dodgers, who didn't pay him $36 million for his hitting or speed from home to first, but weren't happy with the way he barely made an effort to get out of the batter's box on a ground-out against San Francisco.
"I know he's slow to first," said Dodgers manager Don Mattingly, "but he can't be that slow."
Folks at Dodger Stadium booed Ryu for his jog, if you could even call it that. The dynamics of running bases were lost on Ryu, who didn't have to bat in Korea, where the designated hitter is utilized. After a conversation with Mattingly, Ryu apologized.
Job security
Playing second base for the Colorado Rockies has been sort of like playing drums for Spinal Tap. Which is to say, a highly temporary condition.
When he made the Opening Day lineup, Josh Rutledge was the Rockies' 13th different starting second baseman in the last 13 seasons. You have to go back to Mike Lansing in 1999-2000 to find the last Colorado second-sacker to start in consecutive openers.
You want gravy with that?
Beautiful ballpark, PNC in Pittsburgh, by many accounts the best in baseball. Evidently, it's also a nice place to go to have your heart explode.
The Pirates' concessions this year include the "Brunch Burger," a ground-beef patty topped with bacon, a fried egg and cheddar cheese. It's served between – you guessed it -- two glazed doughnuts with sprinkles on top. Statins, I'm guessing, cost extra.
The Bucs do offer a healthy-option concession stand.
Unusual. Unique. Unfathomable.


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Here's a scenario that may sound familiar: A patient with uncontrolled diabetes has missed his last three medical appointments and then shows up at his family physician's office with a festering foot ulcer.
Once again, a patient faces a hospital stay and possible amputation that could have been prevented.
It's time for physicians to try a new strategy, according to Amy Mullins, M.D., the AAFP's medical director for quality improvement.
Join Mullins for a free webinar(www3.gotomeeting.com) titled "Population Health Management: Be Proactive for Your Patients" that is scheduled for July 16 from 1-2 p.m. CDT.
"Population health management is the best way to anticipate your patients' health care needs so you can treat problems before they arise," Mullins said in an interview with AAFP News.
During the webinar, Mullins will
- define population health management in more detail,
- explain why understanding and embracing the population health management concept is important to busy family physicians, and
- show how family physicians can utilize everyone on the patient-care team to make population health management a priority in the practice.
She'll discuss, for example, how to query an electronic health record patient database to find patients with diabetes who have -- and those who have not -- completed their blood work.
"The physician or another member of the clinical team can quickly see who is out of range and who needs to come in. And if patients say they can't come in to the office, then it's up to someone in the office to find out why," said Mullins.
This family physician speaks from experience. Mullins came to her position at the AAFP in 2013 from a practice that twice earned patient-centered medical home (PCMH) Level 3 recognition from the National Committee for Quality Assurance -- once in 2010 and again in 2013.
"Practices who are able to achieve that level of PCMH competence almost certainly have also learned how to use population health management strategies to control costs and achieve improved quality outcomes," said Mullins.
Mullins also plans to showcase how a popular AAFP resource -- the PCMH Planner -- can help physicians transition their practices to the PCMH model of care.
The webinar will close with a question-and-answer session and, as always, will be archived for later viewing.
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Writer/director Jeff Nichols' new movie is, well, clear as mud.
While adeptly illustrating a segment of life in the South, Nichols (Take Shelter) serves up a tale about two teenage boys, Ellis (Tye Sheridan) and Neckbone (Jacob Lofland), who find an abandoned boat stuck in a tree off the Mississippi River. The boys also stumble upon a homeless man named Mud (Matthew McConaughey) and eventually discover he's wanted for murder. In a Huckleberry Finn–style yarn, the boys set out to help the man escape the area while evading bounty hunters.
Nichols brings the characters to life as part of a potential "coming of age" story for the two boys, but viewers get more redneck language and mixed moral messages than resolution. "I don't traffic in the truth too often," Mud tells Ellis, who hears three versions of the man's story and blindly chooses the one he wants to believe.
The PG-13 film enhances stereotypes of lazy men who drink, smoke, and carouse, and young men who think it's cool to cuss. Mud carries strands of unfortunate reality, but real life includes consequences—something largely missing from the story. "True love" is held up as the chief of all virtues, although that's basically defined as a decades-long infatuation with a woman, Juniper (Reese Witherspoon), who continually abandons Mud for flings with other men.
The film has its share of positives: McConaughey is superb as a backwoods fugitive, and Sheridan is sure to land more major roles in the future. The movie was filmed on the Arkansas banks of the Mississippi River, which enjoys its own character role and provides scenic views. And stories featuring murder, divorce, lying, cheating, and stealing can be useful: The Old Testament explores all these issues. Readers, however, aren't in doubt about the Bible's condemnation of such behavior, while Mud sends a more muddled message.
A movie doesn't have to have a happy ending to be worth watching, but a clear direction is helpful.


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these are so sweet! (ps been thinking about you; i wish your community love and peace. sending lots of thought of love and healing) xoxoReplyDeleteReplies
thanks Christine. It is so sad. I think we are all in need of a little peace, love and healing.Delete
Oh my goodness! I wish I saw this sooner! Filing it for next year!ReplyDelete
so cute !... thank you very much for sharing...ReplyDelete
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Things to see and do - Takahashi
Leaving for Japan
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Takahashi Travel guide
Takahashi : Michelin's recommendations
The countryside of Takahashi is sculpted with paddy fields which form terraces up the hillside. This small historical city, which flourished with the rice trade, painstakingly maintains its merchant and samurai houses, some of which can be visited (most notably Buke Yashiki-kan), its Zen temple, Raikyu-ji, grafted with a kare sensui or rock garden, and the noble Bitchu-Matsuyama fortress (12C, reworked in the 16C), which affords an aerial view over mountains and the river.


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Go a head and let me know if this topic was done before.
So, when you read the books from the bionicle series, how would you picture the characters.
For instance when i read Time Trap, i pictured Vakama and Co. as they appeared in the movies. As for the ones who were not in the movie, i tried my best to picture them in movie format from the first 3 films.
So what did you guys picture?


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I've been a fan of PVR Partners, LP (NYSE: PVR) (formerly known as Penn Virginia) for quite a while and through the company's migration from an Appalachian coal royalty trust to a more diversified business that now generates about two-thirds of its earnings from midstream natural gas operations. While the company took on a lot of debt to acquire Chief and that business has not ramped up quite as quickly as once hoped, and the company is facing generally slower growth in natural gas than expected, I believe the long-term appeal of this partnership is solid.
Growing Gas Offsetting Weak Coal
Give credit where due – PVR Partners management saw the unfavorable future for Appalachian coal a little while ago and took actions to do something about it. As a result, the company has been able to offset declines in the coal business with growth (both organic and acquired) in natural gas gathering and processing.
Looking back at the first quarter (reported in late April), coal royalty tons declined 21% year-on-year, leading to a 26% decline in adjusted EBITDA. Natural gas EBITDA grew strongly, though, as both Eastern Midstream (up 278%) and Mid-Continent Midstream (up 27%) grew even in the face of weak natural gas drilling and production.
SEE: Income Funds 101
Management also announced that it had reached an agreement with a major producer in the Utica Shale (Ohio) to share costs on a gathering and trunkline system, as well as an agreement with a producer in the Cline Shale (West Texas) to gather and process natural gas at its plant in Hamlin, Texas.
Can Coal Come Back?
There's no question that PVR Partners sees its future in the gas fields. While the death of coal may be at least somewhat exaggerated, it's nevertheless true that Appalachian coal is getting more expensive to produce and has a higher break-even point with natural gas for use in electricity generation. While PVR does have a reasonably diverse reserve base (including the San Juan and Illinois Basins, which are more cost-competitive with gas than Central Appalachian coal), it's getting harder and harder for operators like Arch Coal (NYSE:ACI) to generate positive economic returns in the region. It is important to note, though, that PVR does not operate its coal mines – it leases them to other operators.
I would be surprised if PVR put significant amounts of capital back into its coal business. I do expect coal demand (and pricing) to recover as natural gas prices rise, but there's a huge amount of uncertainty about the timing of that scenario. Luckily for PVR, it's not as though coal spoils over time (though mines do require maintenance).
Managing Growth, Distributions, and Liquidity In Natural Gas
PVR has established a high-quality midstream natural gas business in multiple important plays across the country. Over time, I would expect the company's leading Marcellus dry gas platform to generate solid earnings and cash flow. Unfortunately, dry gas is not an especially profitable business right now, and major PVR customers like Chesapeake (NYSE:CHK), Anadarko (NYSE:APC), and Royal Dutch Shell (NYSE: RDS.A) have cut back on their exploration and production plans until gas prices improve. Even so, though, PVR expects to connect 100 wells in the Marcellus region this year – up from an earlier expectation of 90 wells.
SEE: Oil And Gas Industry Primerhttp://www.investopedia.com/articles/07/oil_gas.asp
While PVR waits for gas prices to improve, managing the balance sheet and unitholder expectations will be important. The company took on quite a bit of debt to grow its midstream business, and carries a debt/EBITDA ratio about 10% higher than the norm among gathering/processing partnerships. Likewise, the company's distribution coverage has slipped below 100% - well below the 125% norm for the group and below comparables like Access Midstream (Nasdaq: ACMP) and MarkWest Energy Partners (NYSE:MWE). As a result, I think distribution growth could be a little weak relative to the growth in the near term, as management looks to rebuild some breathing room and capital flexibility.
The Bottom Line
Although PVR stretched itself to grow its midstream business, I believe the assets will generate good cash flow over time. As a result, I'm still basically bullish on this partnership. That said, investors need to realize that weakness in coal demand and Marcellus production are near-term risks. Likewise, I do have some concerns about how these units will perform in the market as rates head higher.
Discounted distributions and EV/EBITDA provide similar outlooks on valuation. EV/EBITDA (using a 14x multiple) suggests fair value of around $29.50, while a discounted distribution model assuming 5% long-term growth and a required return of 10% suggests a $30 fair value. While investing in LPs is not for everyone and can create issues/complications with taxes, PVR looks like a decent, though maybe not immediately compelling, idea in the LP space.


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I got a simple cloud server and thought it would be nice to have mac native afp Volumes accesss. Installed Netatalk and this seems to work pretty nice.
No sensitive data or something but I don't like to wake up someday and have my www docs rm-rfed by some kid h4x0r.
Q1: Is afp encrypted?
Q2: How can I make it (semi)secure?
Q3: Does VPN makes sense for this?
Q4: What would you do to get afp working over net?
Opening any service meant for Lan only is a basic flaw, i know - but me be ignorant about it. According to Apple Dev only the authentication is encrypted or am I mssing something?


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This is their website
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Not sure why Button would get involved, he must have more than enough problems of his own to start talking up Hamilton. Hamilton will be fine when he finally gets to realise that he is not quite the superstar that he was told he was.


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Originally Posted by Carl Ragadamn
Meh, there are lots of times that draw you in enough to forget the oblivion feel. As for it being a disappointment, do you seriously think anything could have lived up to the raw craving that fallout fans had for another game?
Alright I'll give you the first sentence since it felt like it's own game at the start of things.
This is the first fallout game I've played though. The game should be called.
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Republicans Object Twice To Repealing 1099 Provision
Earlier today, Republicans twice objected to repealing the 1099 reporting requirement, which would require small businesses to report transactions of more than $600 to the IRS. Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) tried to attach the repeal provision to the just-passed tax compromise but Republicans — who have argued that the provision would burden small businesses — struck down the request. Separately, Sen. Max Baucus' (D-MT) attempted to move the Senate to consider a repeal measure was also shot down after Republicans requested to replace his amendment with a Republican alternative offered by Sen. Mike Johanns (R-NE):
STABENOW: I would ask for another 10 seconds to offer a unanimous consent request in order to set aside the second degree amendment to the Reid McConnell substitute to offer an amendment number 4773 that would repeal the 1099 reporting requirement for small business.
KYL: I object.
Watch a compilation of the two objections:
Ultimately, this isn't very surprising, since Republicans see the 1099 repeal issue as a good way to start the ball rolling on unwinding the health care law and a convenient way to frame their more general argument about the Affordable Care Act. The administration and Congressional Democrats have all condemned the provision as burdensome and overreaching and Republicans are hoping to extend that argument to the entire law. In this sense, the longer the 1099 remains an issue, the better.
What's more, including the amendment in this tax compromise would could allow both parties to take credit for the measure. Should it pass individually — in the way that Sen. Mike Johanns (R-NE) has suggested — the party can wrap themselves in small business respectability and use it to build momentum to go after other provisions in the law.
The only substantive difference between the Johanns and Baucus amendments is that Johanns is paid for and Baucus isn't. But given the fact that Republicans supported an overall tax agreement that would add some $850 billion to the deficit, their objection to the Baucus bill shouldn't be taken too seriously. But even if we do, Johanns can simply do what Baucus tried — go to the Senate floor and attach his measure to the tax agreement. Asked why he's not interested in doing so, a spokesperson for the Senator said Johanns respects the "framework" of the existing agreement.


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- News tagged "nvidia"
Wednesday, 13 Apr 2011
Sparkle Announces GeForce GT 520 Low Profile Graphics Cards
Sparkle announces the Sparkle GeForce GT 520 1GB/2GB DDR3 Low Profile graphics card, bringing DX11 support and HD video experience to mainstream users.
ASUS Releases the GT 520 Graphics Card
ASUS releases the ASUS GT 520, a graphics card that combines great performance with a low profile that is perfectly suited to be used in an HTPC.
Gainward Launches GeForce GT 520 Series
Gainward introduces two GeForce GT 520 graphics card models for the mainstream discrete VGA market.
Palit Introduces GeForce GT 520
Palit introduces Palit GeForce GT 520, a graphics card based on Fermi architecture supported by DX11, Blu-ray 3D and the latest NVIDIA technologies.
Tuesday, 12 Apr 2011
Club 3D Introduces 2GB NVIDIA GTX 550Ti CoolStream OC Edition
This card supports DirectX 11, Cuda and Nvidia PhysX technologies to provide the best experience on your favorite games with up to 3x the performance of previous generations.
Monday, 11 Apr 2011
MSI Adds N560GTX-Ti Hawk to Its Hawk Series of Graphics Cards
The all new N560GTX-Ti Hawk is equipped with the latest Twin Frozr III dual fan cooling design, featuring MSI's exclusive Propeller Blade technology that delivers 20% more airflow than conventional fans and reduces GPU temperature by up to a staggering 17 degrees.
Thursday, 7 Apr 2011
Zotac Announces GeForce GTX 580 AMP2! Edition
Zotac introduces its fastest single-GPU graphics card - the GeForce GTX 580 AMP2! Edition, designed to amplify cooling performance and gaming at extreme HD resolutions.
Wednesday, 6 Apr 2011
NVIDIA Empowers Designers and Engineers With the Quadro 400 GPU
NVIDIA announces the NVIDIA Quadro 400 GPU, a professional graphics solution that puts the power of the GPU in the hands of designers and engineers.
Thursday, 31 Mar 2011
NVIDIA Announces New Release 270 Drivers
NVIDIA has just announced the availability of their new Release 270 drivers, which promise a host of improvements for GeForce graphics cards.
Sparkle Releases GeForce GTS 450 Graphics Card
Sparkle launches the Sparkle GeForce GTS 450 1GB/2GB graphics cards for mainstream users.


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