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tv The Rachel Maddow Show MSNBC November 2, 2012 6:00pm-7:00pm PDT
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♪ you don't need no ticket ♪ just get on board >> god bless the jersey shore! [ applause ] >> bruce springsteen. to all the artists who joined us tonight, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. >> we have been jamming the lines. the folks at the red cross, if you couldn't get through, they will be at it all night.
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keep calling. >> jersey strong, just keep your heart in it. we're coming back. new york, jersey, all the affected areas, you guys have been generous. >> good night, everybody. it is a real privilege to be able to do this show live just after the nbcuniversal telethon. thank you for staying with us. i want to say a personal thing. as for myself and those of us who work here on this show, we have been very lucky and very blessed this week as this disaster has unfolded in the communities we all live in. everyone on our staff is safe. nobody has been injured. our families are okay. a lot of us have property damage. almost all of us have been living out of suitcases, but we are all safe and that's what's important. i want to thank everybody who has been asking, you're all nice. i want to show you one thing
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though. look at this video. this was taken this morning by our friend jessica rodriguez who is a producer on this show. most of these nights, she would be responsible for making sure this video made it on air, but today she was at home in new york on long island because this is the street where jessica lives. this is what her neighborhood looks like as of today. four days after the storm made landfall. she was at home today working to assess the damage, clean up her flood-damaged home and help her neighbors. while she was at home, a new york congressional delegation made her way down the block. she was wearing her staff sweatshirt when a senator came up to talk to her. this little flip cam video, this is the best way we know to show you how we all feel about this story that we are in the middle
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of. this disaster just took lives and uprooted lives and ruined a lot over a huge area affecting millions of americans. in a big area of the east coast, but also really specifically in this one part that we all live in, which is the most densely-populated place in this country. which means we're forced here in this particular part of america to be interconnected and interdependent, to know thy neighbor because thy neighbor is close to thee. it's part of the reason you live and work in a place like this. bestrive to take a fair view of what's happening in the world to do our best job at communicating useful information to you about the world we are in, but if you have been sensing some personal urgency in our telling this particular story, it's just because we cannot hide it it. it's true. which is why i say it's a pr privilege to do this show this night following the big telethon to raise funds for the hurricane
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sandy relief effort. i may never endorse candidates, but i'm allowed to tell you how wholeheartedly i endorse this message that if you have the means to do so, even at a small level, if you have the means to do so, you should donate to help the relief efforts for this disaster. if you want to donate by phone, the number is easy to remember. 1-800-help-now. online, you can go to redcross right lane. or you can donate $10 by texting to 90999. when the power came back on in parts of lower manhattan tonight, late this afternoon and early tonight, you could hear the cheering from the lower east side of manhattan. sweet relief, it's been a long week. there was some cheering here at our offices in midtown when we saw the live feed come through. tlougt the night, the lights have been coming on in our homes as well, which is a cause for e
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relief and lots of gratitude and lots of worry and consternation over the places that are still a long way out from coming back. a point of personal privilege, if you have not donated, think about whether you can. 1-800-help-now. i will leave it there. a lot to get to tonight. the new york city marathon was cancelled. 22 million gallons of gas will be distributed. and by the way, there's a presidential election in four days and there's news about that too. that's all hay add in next hour. we'll be right back. i realize that retirement benefits aren't exciting to most people, but i like to think that they're interesting to the people at my company. actually, they might not even be that interesting to them. but this is for them and their future. and that's why it's important.
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i'm not sure why they do this other than the fact that trash talk is always fun in sports and in politics. but maybe there's a sense of people who haven't decided even at this late point in the game will want to side with the guy that's going to be the winner. but regardless, both sides do it every year. in the last few days before the vote in particular. that's why you're seeing david axelrod making a bet that if president obama does not win michigan and minnesota and pennsylvania, he will shave off his mustache. he's betting his face. that's how confident he is. because this is the time in the campaign when you're supposed to project confidence. on the republican side, it's been a little more complicated. after a bad week of polling for mitt romney, top staffers held a
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conference call with reporters that enumerated their reasons why they see mitt romney as a shoe in despite the polling. they suggested their secret sauce that's more important than the polling is that mr. romney is winning independents. so there. romney has this thing in the bag. carl rove, for the republicans this year, he took to "the wall street journal" this week to patiently explain to the people who don't understand that these numbers that look so bad for mr. romney do not matter or they are wrong. or they are wrong and they don't noe matter. because he says democrats are not winning early voting by enough. and he says the polls make assumptions about turnout that he describes as absurd. it also describes some stuff that makes him believe romney is going to win like crowd size and closing arguments. that shows that mitt romney is totally going to win this thing.
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both are trying to convince the country it's obvious they are going to win. it's worth listening to the arguments and checking to see if the arguments are based in good sense. but honestly, it's also worth recognizing that every campaign on both sides does this every time. for example, here is how this particular phenomenon looked the day before the election in 2008 when this bragging that we get every year was being done by a john mccain republican surrogate named mitt romney. >> inside a campaign, what do you get on the inside that we don't get on the outside because you're doing your own polling? >> you see the widest array of polls. you look at mason dixon that cake out yesterday. you take that apart, it's close to the internal polls. it shows that john mccain is leading in the states that he's got to lead in. we're going to pick up
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pennsylvania. we have a good shot in virginia, new hampshire, new mexico, nevada, that's the pathway to victory for john mccain. we're excited. we're hoping to see a lot of people out there in chicago on election night with barack obama experiencing a long, cold night, that john mccain won. >> it's nice he wishes physical discomfort on his enemies. but notice what exactly he was so confidently predicting there. the day before the election in 2008, it was mitt romney. these were his predictions for states that john mccain was definitely going to win. >> john mccain is leading in the states he's got to lead in like ohio and florida. we'll pick up pennsylvania. we think we have a good shot at virginia, new hampshire, new mexico, nevada. that's the pathway to victory for john mccain. >> e see how all those states were blue? his confident predictions that john mccain was going to win all
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those states in 2008 were wrong in every single instance. they lost every single one of those states. even though it seemed like he was going to win all of those states the day before the election. he didn't say like he felt they were going to win. he said they have the polling data that showed they were going to win and they did not win in any of those states. this is just part of the way the game is played. it's just bluffing. and that is important context for understanding what's going on in the last four days of the campaign. there are patterns to how presidential elections end. some of the same stuff happens every four years. specifically, in 1992, the republican candidate was poppy bush. he went and campaigned in pennsylvania. and then the next day, he lost pennsylvania. the next election, 1996, bob dole. right before the election, bob dole went and campaigned in pennsylvania. then bob dole lost pennsylvania. in 2004 the republican was
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george bush and the day before the election he went and campaigned in pennsylvania. and the next day, george bush lost pennsylvania. last time around as well the sunday before the election, there's john mccain campaigning in pennsylvania. and then john mccain loses pennsylvania. right before the election, you can set your watch by it. the republican presidential contender will go and campaign in pennsylvania. and every year the media responds by saying, wow the republican is going to pennsylvania. maybe the republicans are going to win pennsylvania this year. does this mean the republicans are planning on winning pennsylvania this year e. and the republicans say, yes, we're going there because we're going to win pennsylvania and they lose it every year. the reason they do this every year is because they want to be seen as super confident. they want to be seen as so confident they are expanding the map. they want to create the impression that they are going to win big. they don't need to go to the so-called battleground states. they have locked all those up.
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they have the meat and potatoes. they are going for gravy. they go to exotic states because they are going to win those states too. it's going to be a landslide. it's trash talk. you can understand why they are doing this, but there's no reason to pretend that it's unprecedented and there's no reason to write down the spin instead of checking the facts about whether their argument actually makes sense. checking the facts is easy to do. look at the polls in pennsylvania. there have been two dozen polls in pennsylvania since august first. of those two dozen polls, of those 24 polls, how many does president obama lead in? 24 of the 24. every single one. and look at the rest of mr. romney's campaign schedule. he's taking the one trip to pennsylvania that republicans always take. but other than that, he was in ohio and wisconsin today. he was scheduled to be in new hampshire, iowa and colorado in the final days. and he just spent the last
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couple days in florida and virginia. that means the map is not exp d expandiexpan expanding. no the if you can't afford to walk away tr dwrr battle ground states. he's still flogging it out where he has to win. all of this we're going to win stuff is a fake out, it's a bluff, it's trash talk. and there's nothing wrong with it. it happens every year. you should know it's a dependable part of the end of presidential campaigns. but every once in awhile at the end of a presidential campaign, this expected faint, this attempt at a fake out that everybody knows is coming, every once in awhile it's revealed as a fake out. every once in awhile you get from the campaign an admission that they actually know they are going to lose. at least they know they might lose. at least they are making plans based on an expectation they could lose. and when that happens, we know from insiders on campaigns past
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that it's very unsettling to the campaign and makes everybody upset and hope people do not notice it happened. that's what happened in 2008. it was right before the election and pro-palin conservatives started talking to the press publically floating her plans for after the election. not as vice president, but after the election after john mccain and sarah palin lost. their plans for her were published by "the new york times" seven days before election day. if mccain loses, she could emerge as a standard barer for the movement in 2012. her prospects in or out of government are among conversations among conservative leaders. she's making sure she's well-positioned for the future if they lose. that was a week before election day in 2008. sarah palin's plans for saving her own skin once they lost the election were being leaked by her allies. and we know from people inside that campaign it caused enormous tension inside the mccain/palin camp.
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so imagine how this went over this week in the romney campaign. publically, the romney campaign is on their we're going to win tour. we're even going to win pennsylvania tour. that's what they are saying publically. that's their public message. meanwhile the associated press publishes a story that's eerily similar to the sarah palin's post-election defeat plan. this time it's paul ryan whose future is being leaked about by his supporters who are fairly, clearly assuming that they are about to lose and they need to think of something else for paul ryan to do because he's not going to be business i si as vice president. publically ryan and allies maintain that momentum is behind the romney/ryan ticket, but his biggest boosters realize he can write his own ticket. these allies spoke on the condition to discuss private
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proposals they were preparing for him. if romney lose, ryan will be seen as a white house contender in 2016 just like sarah palin was in 2012. for the next few years, democrats would lay traps forcing them to take sides on measures to come back to haunt him. that's why ryan's biggest boosters are considering why it wouldn't be better for paul ryan to resign from the house. he could write a book. or he could teach at a university. days before the election, paul ryan's supporters are leaking their plans to the press for what they want paul ryan to do since he's not going to be vice president. what they want paul ryan to do once he and mitt romney lose the election next week. i sort of can't believe it didn't get more attention yesterday afternoon. it is also the purest and most direct rebuttal of that campaign's own rather heroic
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efforts to project some super human confidence about how much they think they are going to win on tuesday. joining us is a man who is in the business of knowing who is going to win, nate silver, for "the new york times." he's the who author of "the signal and the the noise." thank you for being here. >> thank you, rachel. >> a lot of headlines say that since mitt romney is going to pennsylvania, that must mean that pennsylvania is in play. from the numbers, do you believe pennsylvania is in play? >> you had the list of 24 polls and none had romney ahead. some were done that had romney up a couple points there, but no public pollster has had him with a lead all year. it's not just that obama is up there, but it's a state where it's been stable and consistent in the polling. i think it might be more in play because i don't think they are conceding ohio. they need a better plan b.
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>> is there a famous circumstance in which all the polls all yearlong point in one direction and a partisan poll correctly predicted the results? >> that poll is almost always going to be wrong. especially when there's a consensus of 20 polls. maybe in a house race where the public polls aren't as good. but the public polling is pretty good. we know what the party bases are and where they live. this is a state that teases republicans where they can get up to 49% pretty easily, but it's hard to get to 50%. unless because of the hurricane and where the power outages might be, that could affect thi things. but apart from that, it's a sign of a campaign that doesn't like the electoral map very much. >> what about the montra we have been hearing on the right. we were hearing the idea that mr. romney has momentum heading into the election day.
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you shouldn't look at the raw numbers. you should appreciate there's momentum movement in the numbers that indicates he's going to win. how do you assess that? >> today was proof he does not have momentum, there were 19 polls released today in battleground states. and mitt romney led in zero of those polls. there were two ties and obama led in 17. that's not what we were seeing two weeks ago where romney pulled ahead in virginia and colorado and florida and had drown ohio down to a one-point lead. if anything, obama has momentum. he was declared the winner of the final two debates. i'm not sure how the hurricane is playing for him, but his numbers ticked up. that's why the states that seem toss uppy seem like they are more firmly in the president's favor. >> let me ask you, and i didn't warn you i was going to ask you this, but you have been the subject of a lot of criticism in this last week in particular as
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if the polling model that you built at "the new york times" and the way you explain the polling is somehow biassed or wrong or evil. i feel like you are waging a one-man war against e pneumonia rossty in explaining how polling works. how has the week been? >> it's been a trip where you become a subject of conversation yourself and there's this celebrity level attached to it that's new for me e. but there are other websites that do the same thing that we do. they all show basically the same thing. there's no way to slice and dice the data in ohio or iowa or wisconsin right now and say that romney is winning there. in fact, the polls would have to mess up by quite a bit for that to occur. there's years that's happened. but we're now in the phase where it's no longer a question of who is ahead in the electoral
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college so much as will the polls have a bad year and they could, but that's why you see some conservatives now are no longer bothering to say that we're winning in these states. they are saying that the polling is wrong. usually it's wishful thinking. >> you're a man at the center of the storm dm n which you did not expect to be. thank you for being racial and patient throughout it. >> thank you, rachel. his book is callinged "the signal and the noise." some things do not change. bruce springsteen will always be awesome at benefit concerts. david axelrod will probably always have a mustache. and voting in florida will always be a mess. apparently. this year it's already to a degree. that's just ahead. ♪
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because voting that day is hard the lines are surprisingly long. florida's governor at the time is jeb bush. he orders the polls to stay open for two extra hours to help everybody that wants to vote vote. that was in 2002. in 2008 florida sees epic lines at the polls. even in the days before that during the time for early voting. people waited through lines that stretched through three city blocks. this is what it looks like in 2008 even during early voting. florida's governor during that election was also a republican, charlie crist and he declared a state of emergency at the polls. he ordered the polls to stay open longer so people can vote. he says i have a responsibility to ensure that the maximum number of citizens can participate in the process and every person can exercise the right to vote. the obama campaign thanks the
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republican governor when he did that and then with a boost from early voting, democrat barack obama won the state of florida and the presidency. oops. last year florida's new republican governor rick scott decided he was not going to make that mistake again. rather than expanding voting, the new one decided he would cut the days for early voting almost in half in order to make voting harder. look. at least that's how it works. long, long, long lines for early voting in polls places across florida except this year it's long lines with no relief in sight. we have been getting pictures ever since early voting started in the state. this is how democracy works in florida this year. look at this. get in line. wait and wait. wait an hour. wait four hours. wait five hours.
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yesterday florida democrats and the nonpartisan group the league of women voters asked the governor to do something about the long lines. they asked him to add a day of voting to open the polls on the last sunday before the election when many african-americans usually plan to car pool after church to go vote. the governor said no. florida's governor said, "early voting will end on saturday night, but i want everybody to get out to vote." he wants everybody to get out and vote. just get in line. let's see how long we can make you wait. get in that line going out the door, around the block, governor scott is looking at five-hour waits for his constituents already for the people he was elected to serve. and he has no sign of any desire to fix it. listen. the more opportunity people have to vote, the more likely they are to vote. high turn out favors democrats. low turn out, favors republicans. this is not rocket science.
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to the extent that voting in florida is a debacle, it's one made by design. the ballot in florida is ten pages long. and with fewer days to vote, you get really long lines. but that's the way it goes in florida now. leading up to the election, florida republicans cut the time for early voting in half. so now floridians stand in long lines. they pass new restriction on registering voters so thousands fewer new voters signed up. and the governor has tried to purge the voter rolls. in south florida and palm beach county, 30,000 ballots were printed wrong. clerks have been copying what the voters marked on to new ballots that can fit into the tabula tabulating machines. dozens asked for absentee ball the lots and still haven't gotten them because they screwed
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up the ballots. the situation is worse in broward county where people have waited for weeks for absentee ballots. you can say that florida's election is another debacle in the making were it not already a debacle right now. and it is. joining us is joy reid. she's an msnbc contributor who has been reporting on the election mess in florida. thank you for being here. it's nice to have you here. >> great to be here. all florida. florida will not be moved aside by ohio. >> we believe in the power of florida here because florida has demonstrated its power. in terms of what i just summarized there, does it strike you in terms of your latest reporting as what's most important to keep an eye on? and what's yourlating reporting on the other issues? >> absolutely, rachel. in the last couple hours, i made
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a couple phone calls and discovered that everything you said is accurate with one more county. miami-dade is also having issues with people who requested absentee ballots. some of these people requested that ballot a month ago. they requested it the beginning of october. and still haven't gotten them. if it's not returned by 7:00 p.m. on tuesday, in the a office on that day, it won't count. then the next wrinkle is that people who ordered their absentee ballots but decided to show up at a poll and try to vote will be made to vote on provilgsal ballots because there's no way to verify that person didn't mail if an absentee ballot. and florida doesn't have a strong record of counting provilgs ballots. >> why does the government not do more to make voting easier? we saw rick scott take action here more aggressively than other republican legislatures did. he ordered that early voting be cut.
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has there been any argument from what he's done? >> no. you talked about charlie crist earlier and the fact he signed that executive order extending vo voting hours. that was the beginning of the end of charlie crist's tenure in the party. because republicans in the state blamed crist for barack obama winning the state. so when i spoke with the former head of the republican florida in florida who is in his own world of trouble over charges about some illegal money things he was doing, but when he was running the party, he told me that republican consultants came to him and said we want to craft a bill to get rid of early voting or severely cut it because in the worlds of the consultants, all it does is bring every african-american out from under a rock and get them to vote for democrats. it doesn't help us. so the republican legislature which in 2010 became more tea party and conservative, there's no margin in it for them to
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increase access to in-person early voting. what they did is passed a law that didn't touch absentee voting, which republicans tend to dominate in, but severely limited the early vote. so there were 96 hours this year total to vote. there were 120 hours in 2008. and already in the state, 3.46 million people have voted. when you looked at the numbers, that's almost as many votes as barack obama got by himself. in the last presidential election, almost half of the people who voted voted early. this is really a problem. >> this is a problem and this is a problem not looking ahead to election day. it's a problem already in the way that it's affecting people who are trying to early vote. i feel like i'm not the dredge report and i'm not a website, but if i could put a siren over my head, i would. >> i'd wear one too. >> we'll have to get them.
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a flurry of new polling from the swing states today. all these polls are just released today. in colorado president obama up by four. in iowa, president obama up by four. in wisconsin president obama up by seven points. in new hampshire the president leading in six points. in ohio president obama leading in three points. in virginia president obama leading by one point. in florida president obama leading by two points.
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one state that's not a swing state this year but that president obama made into a swing state in 2008 is the great state of indiana. indiana flipped from red to blue in the presidential contest. president obama is not necessarily expected to pull off the same thing this year in indiana. but this year there's a really hot race in indiana in the senate. after a tea party primary cost senator richard lugar his senate job, the republican candidate in indiana ended up being the guy on the left side of your screen richard mourdock. he's up against joe donnelly. since he made his rape comment at a debate a few weeks ago, in very, very, very, very red state indiana, the republican candidate is now behind in that state senate race. he's losing the race by double
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digits. here's the interesting thing about that poll to. it's a poll in indiana, which almost never happens. it's really weird, but nobody nationally never knows what's going on in indiana politics because they don't poll in indiana. in indiana, it's illegal to make automated calls for telemarketing purposes and for public opinion surveys like polling. you can't use an auto dialing device unless the subscriber has consented to being contacted or a live operator gets on the line and gets consent that way. since it make s it hard and expen expensi expensive, there's little polling in indiana. but while we're on the subject of weird details, check out this ballot in north carolina. it's more than a dozen states where they have straight ticket voting. they say everybody with an r next to their name, that's who i'm voting for. i want all the republicans or
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all the democrats. but there's a bizarre catch to straight ticket voting in north carolina. north carolina is the only state where voting for a straight ticket does not include the presidential race. so you have to vote for the straight ticket and then in addition to that, you also have to cast another vote for president. if you just vote straight ticket democratic, you do not cast a boat voet for barack obama for president. you have to do that separately in addition. so it's not really straight ticket voting. it's straight ticket plus the president voting. okay. i said weird details. here's something weirder. this is a democrat in the governor's race. he leads in the polls by more than 30 points. but that may not be enough. the vermont state constitution requires a candidate for governor to get 50% plus one vote.
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so even though he's leading, he has four opponents. so if those four opponents get a combined 50% of the vote, the governor will not be reelected no matter how big the margin he wins by. in that case with nobody getting 50%, it's the state legislature that picks the governor. that's happened recently. some of the most interesting still undecided races from yesterday's elections after the governor's seat. this afternoon nbc news declaring peter shumlin the winner. what's interesting about that is that even though the democrat won, he did not get 50% of the vote. under vermont's state rules, that means technically the legislature picks who wins the race. two months after that, the vermont legislature did what vermonters had already done. they picked peter shumlin to be governor. which means 28 people in the
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how happy, ronny? happier than gallagher at a farmers' market. get happy. get geico. the question for this election in my view is this. do you want to stay on the same course we're on, or do you want real change? because we represent real change. paul ryan and i plan on putting in place real change from day one. accomplishing real change is something i don't just talk about. it's something i've done. the question of this election comes down to this. do you want more of the same or do you want real change? and we pick real change. >> spare change? real change. that was mitt romney's closing argument today in wisconsin and ohio. a vote for me is a vote for real change. and tonight, just outside cincinnati, the romney campaign attempting to underscore that message by holding a big mega
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rally in westchester ohio. featuring nearly 100 governors, senators, keng men and other republican luminaries to talk about the real change you would get if you elect mitt romney. so who did he enlist to sell this message of what real change he's offering america? the headliners were george w. bush's secretary of state, george w. bush's labor secretary, the governor and current speaker of the house. mitt romney, change you can believe in if you really liked george w. bush and if you like the current republican congress. then we're the kind of real change we're looking for. who cast this thing, the democrats? one of the reasons that the message of real change resonated
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back in 2008 because the country at large had ceased to be delighted by the george w. bush administration. and it wasn't just the war in iraq or, or, or, or. it was stuff like this. this is the u.s. state department's annual report on global terrorism in 2003. every year they would put together a report like this detailing accidents of terrorism around the world. and the next report after this one, showed that despite the bush administration's claims that we were winning the war on terror, despite the constant claims, the number of terrorist attacks had gone up to its highest level in the two decades the state department had been publishing this report. what was the bush administration's solution to that problem? the solution was to stop publishing the report. the bush administration just eliminated that annual report
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once it included something very politically inconvenient. the bush administration had a habit of doing this. if you don't like the data, get rid of the data. earlier they were face wd a new report from their own education department showing that charter school kids were falling behind public school kids. how do you deal with your own administration's data on underperforming charter schools? you cut back on the data that you collect about charter schools. the bush administration just announced they would be collecting less data going forward. in 2003, after the bush administration labor department report detailed mass layoffs in the manufacturing sector, the bush administration announced they were going to stop publishing information about mass layoffs. if we get rid of the data pointing to a problem, maybe the data wouldn't look so bad. the obvious move is to get rid
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of it. this was a hall mark of the george w. bush administration and it appears to be one of the things that mr. romney liked very much about the george w. bush administration. it at least appears to be one of the things that he's promising to bring back. you don't like the data presented? kill the report. after the totally unimpeachable ly did a report concluded that romney's plan would be great for rich people and hurt everybody else, the response to that was to go guns blazing against the center. you don't like the message, shoot the messenger. last month after the bureau of labor statistics announced the unemployment rate was going down, the right started attacking the bureau of labor statistics as if they were the problem because they said the unemployment rate was going down. it used to be that democrats and republicans would argue about how best to deal with some
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factual things, some problem facing the national. now republicans do it differently. they do it differently than everybody else. this is not a mirror image problems on both sides. they refuse to acknowledge factual thing. they are still doing, it was brought to a whole new level last week when it was revealed that a nonpartisan tax report was withdrawn by a federal agency because republicans protested its findings. the federal agency in question here is the congressional resource service. they're kind of the gold standard. congress's internal think tank. members of congress have a question about policy or issue, they look into it for them and they issue a report in response to a member of congress asking for that report. the congressional research service is as nonpa parpartisan gets in washington.
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and a little more than a month ago, they issued a report on tax policy. they found there is no connection between lowering the tax rates on millionaires and billionaires and creating economic growth. there's no evidence that if you cut taxes on the rich that that makes the economy grow. that's a problem because that is essentially mitt romney's whole reason for living. this is the republican party's economic reason for existing. if you cut taxes on the rich, the job creators, that will jump start the economy. this is the whole basis of the party' economic philosophy. this is why congressional republicans pledge their first born children to a man named grover. and here comes this highly respected agency that says it turns out the whole thing is bunk. giving rich people a tax break doesn't help the economy but it sure does help rich people. what do you do if you're the
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republican party? you pressure the agency into burying the report which sp exactly what republicans in congress did this fall. the "new york times" is reporting that the congressional research service quietly withdrew their entire report. reportedly against the advice of their own economics experts. this is amazing, right? if a report tells you something you do not want to hear, get rid of the report. especially if that report is coming out on the eve of a big election and it debunks your candidate's whole economic argument. luckily, breaking news, the report does still exist. you can find it right now. you can read it right now. it's not written very long, you can find it at nanoblog.com and dls nothing that republicans can do to stop that. we will see you again on sunday night.
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Brief post (I know, haven't updated in ages!) to advertise the London Java Community's first Unconference on the 28th of November! I'm helping organise this one and time permitting I'll also be presenting at a couple of the sessions with juicy? topics such as "How to run a successful Open Source project" and "How to be a Rock Star Developer!".
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The cover of the new issue of FASHION Magazine has been taken over by a member of the Twilight New Moon cast. Noot Seear is Canadian, from Vancouver, and holy f-cking sh-t what a goddamn face. It would have to be, right? Heidi in the book is the ultimate draw: ridiculously beautiful and irresistibly sexy. Full Story


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1964 Ford Mustang - Details, Details, Details
With The Musclecar Explosion Continually Upping The Status Quo, This 1964 Ford Mustang Stands Out In The Details.
You can't prove that '64-67 Mustangs are chick cars any more than you can prove Ryan Seacrest's true sexual orientation. The overwhelming majority of people probably have the same politically incorrect hunch, but the empirical evidence just isn't there. Although further commentary on midget TV show hosts is entirely outside the scope of a car magazine, the case against the Mustang is rather incriminating. Carroll Shelby himself called the early Mustang "a secretary's car," and chances are even if your wife despises project cars, she'd be all for building a '64 Mustang.
Just to set the record straight, there's nothing wrong with the Mustangs in question. We've featured countless Mustangs of that vintage, even coupes, that would intimidate the most truculent of musclecars on looks alone. However, Ford definitely upped the car's masculinity in subsequent model years. By '67, the grille, taillights, and sidescoops grew in line with the car's longer and wider overall proportions. To top it all off, the fastback's roof contour aggressively extended into the trunklid. Bulging at the seams like a BALCO-enhanced MLB slugger, the '67-68 fastback is arguably the brawniest, most fierce-looking Mustang of them all.
As dictated by the unofficial Mustang hierarchy, Ted Hellard of Calgary, Alberta, Canada needed a particularly buff body style for his next project car. It was intended as a birthday present for his son-who happens to measure in at 6 feet 6 inches-so dad selected the muscular '68 fastback to complement Tyler's impressive physique. That's certainly a memorable way of recollecting the day you turned 18, but if this story were to end well, the car would need to be completed in just six weeks.
Without even a car to start with, Ted turned to Kevin Bradley at Kreations in Rio Dell, Calif., for some last-minute help. Kevin tracked down just the right car in no time, and although it was in fairly good shape, the task at hand was monumental. Not content with a stock restoration, the Kreations crew decided to build a purposeful and functional g-Machine brimming with subtle custom touches to distinguish it from a mere stocker. Using his keen eye, Kevin pinpointed areas where Ford stylists didn't quite get it right and gracefully reworked the sheetmetal, interior, and undercarriage. "The basic idea was to clean up the lines of the car enough to make it look better, but also to retain the heritage of the car by not getting too carried away," he says. "That's definitely easier said than done, especially with the time frame we had to work with."
The most noticeable tweak is the Eleanor-style hood, but there's more going on here than meets the eye. A cheap fiberglass piece wouldn't cut it for a car of this caliber, so Kevin fabricated a custom all-steel piece. Moving a bit closer to the ground, the grille has been polished. Even closer examination reveals the galloping pony badge is floating instead of being cooped up in a corral. Progressing rearward, the side scoops have been smoothed and a custom valence houses the tailpipes out back. For a much cleaner top, the factory drip rails have also been shaved. "The stock drip rails stick out like a chrome sore thumb, so we cut the roof and smoothed out that entire section," says Kevin.
Lifting up the hood doesn't just reveal the engine's living quarters, but another act of showmanship as well. The smoothed firewall and cowl are custom-built and look more like pieces found in a high-end street rod. On that firewall, there's a peculiar absence of master cylinders and reservoirs. That's because they're tucked neatly away in the dash, covered up by a trap door for easy access. Continuing the homogenous theme, the otherwise ugly motor mounts are covered with metal plates, the front frame rails have been smoothed, and both are painted DuPont Sinful Cinnamon to match the rest of the body. To prevent boiling over when run hard, there's a larger capacity radiator that required fabricating a custom radiator support for proper fitment. And when the cooling system gurgles, coolant trickles into an overflow tank hidden behind custom inner fender wells.
There's an engine in there, too, a 347ci unit built by Smeding Performance (Rancho Cordova, Calif. ). It's based on a Ford Racing block, and stroked with a 3.400-inch nodular crank, steel connecting rods, and forged 9.7:1 compression pistons. A set of Trick Flow aluminum heads, an Edelbrock Performer RPM Air-Gap intake manifold, and a Demon 750 carburetor top it all off. The cam is a very conservative 212/222-at-0.050 grind with .493/.510-inch lift, and consequently, the combo isn't the most potent of mills at 380 hp. However, g-Machines are all about balance, not just blazing straight-line performance. Backing up the small-block is a Tremec TKO five-speed stick from Keisler Automotive Engineering, and a 3.50:1-geared 9-inch rear end painted to match the body. All the work was done in-house at Kreations.
Ensuring the fastback kicks out pleasing doses of lateral and negative g's is a thoroughly sorted chassis. Total Control subframe connectors reduce the flex, and a Heidt's Mustang II front suspension system puts the stiffness to good use. The system features tubular upper and lower control arms, QA1 coilovers, 2-inch drop spindles, and a rack-and-pinion steering box. Suspending the rear end is a set of Mustangs Plus leaf springs, and braking duties are handled by Baer drilled and slotted discs with two-piston clamps measuring 13.5-inches up front and 12-inches out back. Translating all that good hardware into swift direction changes are 18-inch Budnik GTX wheels wearing 235/40 rubber.
Inside, there's even more subtle trickery going on. Making the driving experience more pleasurable for 6 1/2 feet-worth of driver required some creative engineering. The floor pans were lowered two inches to buy some extra headroom. Since extra long legs require pushing the seat way back, the shifter was relocated farther rearward on the transmission tunnel. The design is ultra slick in execution, essentially a remote-mounted handle that attaches to the actual shifter base with a machined rod, transforming a functional design into a cool styling element.
The details don't stop there. While Kevin could have plopped in some racing seats and called it a day, taking the easy way out just wasn't part of the game plan. The seats were custom built by Kreations, and the leather hides are off of a buffalo, not a cow. From the captain's seat, the driver faces a polished Billet Specialties steering wheel custom wrapped in leather. The dash houses a set of Auto Meter Ultra-Lite gauges, an Alpine CD player, and a Vintage Air heater system that's hidden from sight. Buffalo hide covers the door panels and the top of the dash as well.
Despite the unbelievably tight deadline, the car was finished and shipped to Canada on time for Tyler's 18th birthday. The build crew went to the extent of engraving the valve covers with "Moose," a nickname Tyler picked up for obvious reasons. So will someone please send Ted a "World's Best Dad" T-shirt? While you're at it, make sure to get Kevin a "World's Hardest Working Car Builder" T-shirt because how anyone pulled off a project like this in just six weeks is beyond comprehension. The attention to detail splattered all throughout the car is something you'd expect from the Troy Trepaniers of the hobby, but even they don't build them in six weeks.


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Chaske Spencer Gossip
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Wolves are pretty
Those vampires with their pasty faces and Walmart wigs vs the healthy natural beauty of the wolves – based purely on aesthetics, I am of the lupine persuasion. These are members of the pulchritudinous Quileute Nation out and about Vancouver recently– young BooBoo Stewart with a new haircut, Chaske Spencer and the rarely seen and very beautiful Tinsel Korey. Full Story
Pretty-off: Clearwaters vs Cullens
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Wolf Eclipse
While Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson – who cannot properly hold a microphone – and Taylor Lautner were in New York for the MTV VMAs, back in Vancouver the wolves emerged in the city, in town to work on Twilight Eclipse. ' Kiowa Gordon, Chaske Spencer, and Alex Meraz were photographed out and about this weekend. Full Story
Twilight: Multigenerational wolves
Yesterday in Vancouver – Chaske Spencer spotted in good spirits and your first look at Graham Greene, in town to shoot his sequences for New Moon. Both worked yesterday. Where: in the forest. What: Robert Pattinson/Edward takes off, leaves Bella/Kristen Stewart, and then people are looking for her and then Chaske carries her to safety. Full Story


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Reckoning Seating Capacity. The second most important thing to consider is to personally observe the seating capacity. It is important to accommodate all your local and international guests at the same location. Determining the full capacity of the venue is the best thing to have in mind. In identifying the suitability of the wedding place you should also ascertain its past record. References from other people are helpful in this regard and help you find a better place.
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Hope After Rape Conception's mission is to assist rape survivor mothers and their children. We seek to ensure that they are properly protected under the law from the rapist having any parental rights, that they are not cut off from governmental assistance because their children were conceived in rape,and that they do not have to feel that they are alone in raising their children conceived in rape.
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quyennh needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 21 designs submitted by 15 freelance designers.
Scriptlance is a site provides a service that helps businesses find freelance programmers and designers for their projects.
We're Partner of Scriptlance use the Freelancers script (sold by Smarter Scripts) to run my own freelance website looking to have a new template like scriptlance.com!
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SS-R: Johnson City Cardinals 2, Kingsport Mets 1
Akeel Morris made his Kingsport debut last night, and had one of the most interesting pitching lines I have seen in a while.
Morris' line: 3 1/3 IP, 1 hit, 2 runs, 2 er, 4 bb, 4 k, 2 HBP, and 4 wild pitches. (Bolded for emphasis)
The good: Morris clearly had good stuff with the four strikeouts and only one hit allowed.
The bad: I can't remember the last time I saw a pitcher have four walks, and two hit batsmen, but most of all four wild pitches in less than four innings of work.
Let's not overreact though, Morris is only 18 and a bit on the shy side. I am sure he was a bit nervous in his first start of the year. One thing I know for sure though, I love Morris' potential and ability. No worries folks, he will be fine.


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A jury on Tuesday found a Loveland man not guilty of the long-term sexual assault of two children.
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The design uses half the energy of a typical portable and creates a much healthier learning environment for young students. Caty Skogland / PSU
Portland State University and partners will build the first prototypes this summer of a green modular classroom that could be the new standard for a healthy and energy-efficient "portable" for school districts to address overcrowding.
"This project is successfully creating affordable, healthy, and green modular classrooms," said Governor John Kitzhaber, who designated the effort an Oregon Solutions project last year. "I'm pleased that starting this fall, students in the Pacific Northwest will benefit from improved learning environments that are built right here in Oregon."
The classroom—known as SAGE, or Smart Academic Green Environment—is designed to use half the energy of the typical modular, increase the building's portability, and improve indoor air quality. A prototype will be showcased this fall at the large Greenbuild conference in San Francisco, and will eventually make its home as a working classroom in Portland.
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The design was unveiled this spring by a team including Portland State's Department of Architecture, Green Building Research Lab, Oregon Solutions, Institute for Sustainable Solutions, and the office of Innovation and Intellectual Property. The PSU team won a 2012 Civic Engagement Award for the effort. Community partners on the project include local modular building manufacturer Blazer Industries, the American Institute of Architects, State of Oregon Building Codes Division, Portland Public Schools, Oregon BEST and Energy Trust of Oregon, among others.
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Crosby, Neal lift Penguins over Maple Leafs in SO
TORONTO (AP) — Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins feel right at home on the road this season.
Crosby and James Neal scored shootout goals, and the Penguins beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-4 on Saturday night for their NHL-leading 11th road win.
Neal opened the shootout with a goal against James Reimer before Crosby sealed the win on Pittsburgh's second attempt after Marc-Andre Fleury stopped Toronto's Tyler Bozak and Nazem Kadri.
Phil Kessel forced overtime for the Maple Leafs with his seventh of the season at 15:40 of the third.
Neal, Crosby, Beau Bennett and Pascal Dupuis scored in regulation for Pittsburgh (17-8-0), which outshot Toronto 41-26. Crosby scored in his first game in Toronto in over three years to extend his point streak to a season-high seven games (five goals, 10 assists).
"I thought we played a really good game," Crosby said. "I thought we did some really good things.
"It's a fun building, a fun atmosphere. We didn't want to let them get back into the game ... but they pushed hard and kept coming."
James van Riemsdyk, Cody Franson and Clarke MacArthur had the other goals for Toronto (15-10-1). Defenseman Dion Phaneuf added three assists.
The Penguins won despite going 0-for-4 on the power play and allowing two man-advantage goals to Toronto in three opportunities.
"It was certainly a big factor in the game," Penguins coach Dan Bylsma said. "We get two power-play goals on us rather quickly in this game.
"It's definitely a big part of where we're at right now."
Crosby, who leads the NHL with 40 points (12 goals, 28 assists), played in Toronto for the first time since Jan. 9, 2010.
In 11 career visits, Crosby has nine goals and six assists. He has an eight-game point streak against the Maple Leafs.
Overall, Crosby has 19 goals and 19 assists in 24 career meetings with the Maple Leafs.
Pittsburgh outshot Toronto 13-5 in the first period and grabbed a quick lead when Neal scored his 16th of the season just 36 seconds in. Matt Niskanen's point shot was partially blocked, but the puck dribbled into the slot to Neal, who fired a shot past Reimer.
Van Riemsdyk tied it at 7:14 during a power play, scoring his 14th goal, but Crosby and Bennett combined to give Pittsburgh a 3-1 lead.
"We had a little bit of a slow start. We kind of got caught standing around and watching them a little too much," Phaneuf said. "We recognized that during the intermission and went after them.
"It was huge to come back and get that point but we definitely would've liked to have two."
Crosby netted his 12th goal at 14:31 after Reimer couldn't control Kris Letang's shot, allowing Letang to get the rebound back to Crosby. Bennett's shot got past Reimer at 15:21, giving Bennett his second of the season.
Franson's second of the year pulled Toronto within a goal on the power play at 10:12 of the second, while Crosby was off for tripping. Dupuis put Pittsburgh ahead 4-2 at 13:01 with his ninth, but MacArthur made it 4-3 a minute later with his seventh.
Reimer finished with 37 saves but lost for the first time in seven starts. He fought the puck early, and was eager to pull out a win in the shootout.
"There were a couple of goals I didn't want to have go in," he said. "When you can get to a shootout and get a point, you kind of have a chance to redeem yourself. That's when you want to step up and be big for your teammates.
"That wasn't the case and that's what I'm most frustrated about. We battled back hard enough as a team and I had a chance to be there for the boys and wasn't able to do it."
NOTES: Forward Matt Frattin returned to Toronto's lineup after missing 12 games because of a knee injury. ... Pittsburgh's Evgeni Malkin earned an assist on Bennett's goal, giving him points in nine of 11 games in Toronto. ... The Maple Leafs entered leading the NHL in hits (773) and fighting majors (25). ... The Penguins will be back in Toronto for another game on Thursday. ... Crosby came into the game with an average of 1.63 points per game, the NHL's best mark since Penguins owner Mario Lemieux averaged 1.77 points per game in the 2000-01 season.
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ultra_magus wrote:I don't see how this story is significant. What just happen, and why does it matter?
ultra_magus wrote:I don't see how this story is significant. What just happen, and why does it matter?
Shadowman wrote:This is Sabrblade we're talking about. His ability to store trivial information about TV shows is downright superhuman.
Caelus wrote:My wife pointed out something interesting about the prehistoric Predacons. I said that everyone was complaining because transforming for them mostly consisted of them just standing up-right. She essentially said, 'So? That's what our ancestors did.'
DoubleOScorpio wrote:ultra_magus wrote:I don't see how this story is significant. What just happen, and why does it matter?
This mosaic is showing events that are a part of the ROTF backstory, as well as drawing parallels between characters in the movieverse and the G1 equivalent - in this case Jetfire and Starscream (shown in protoform). In G1 both were scientists that worked together exploring other worlds, just as is being shown here. In ROTF, Jetfire mentions that the Primes had the Seekers explore alien solar systems, but that they had to be uninhabited so that when they made the system's sun go supernova (to collect the resulting energon), no life would be lost. The Fallen became "The Fallen" when he violated this rule. The planet shown in this mosaic is Earth and that The Fallen has "fallen from grace" and Starscream has followed him. Jetfire still trusts Starscream, hence the "that was fast" comment without any further questioning. Starscream doesn't care whether or not the planet is inhabited - he now just follows the commands of the Fallen.
A second movieverse-G1 parallel is the concept of preparing a planet prior to harvesting energon. Some of the TF comics use a concept of the Cybertronians planting "seeds" to grow energon, which they can harvest later (see Spotlight: Shockwave). While the act of "sowing" a plant with energon is totally different, the concept is the same here. They are building the energon harvester that will be seen in ROTF.
For as simple as this mosaic seems, there is a lot going on here. My guess is that since this is only part one, we will see why Jetfire leaves the ranks of the Decepticons - most likely out of being disgusted with his "friend" Starscream's unethical behavior...just like in the G1 cartoon. I also think that this will lead into the battle shown in ROTF between The Fallen and his army and the other original Primes.
BTW - the final shot of 'Screamer during the opening of the space bridge, complete with his smirk and a more G1-esque look (due to the space bridge distortion) made this mosaic one of my favorites. Fantastic work as a whole, but that took the cake!!!
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Info Security Products Guide has named Webroot Software's Spy Sweeper Enterprise the winner of the Global Excellence in Anti–Spyware Customer Trust 2006 Award. Winners were chosen by the more than 18,000 end–users and prospective customers worldwide that were invited to vote for the products they most trust to protect their digital resources.
"Spy Sweeper Enterprise was the clear winner in the anti-spyware category," said Rick Justice, chief technology editor, Info Security Products Guide. "According to our voters, Webroot's Spy Sweeper Enterprise is the most trusted software among anti-spyware solutions on the market today to effectively combat malicious attacks. This speaks volumes about the proven effectiveness of this product."
Spy Sweeper Enterprise is a highly scalable anti-spyware solution that provides centrally managed, desktop-level protection across the network using the most accurate, technically evolved detection, removal and blocking engine. Spy Sweeper Enterprise completely disables spyware programs detected on a system PC, rendering them ineffective and assures system stability during and after the spyware removal process. Spy Sweeper Enterprise effectively manages the enterprise spyware threat by reducing security risks, minimizing IT helpdesk requests, and reestablishing computing and network performance.
"This is another proof point of the value users worldwide are realizing by relying on Spy Sweeper Enterprise to protect them from the threat of spyware," said Vinay Goel, vice president, worldwide marketing, Webroot Software. "This is an especially valued award because winners were determined by users all over the world and therefore reflects the global traction we've been able to achieve in the security market to date.".
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"Because we got delayed on wireless, it hasn't worked out exactly as we planned," Chairman Charlie Ergen said in an interview at D: Dive Into Media.
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STORRS — This wasn't what anyone saw coming. UConn was running away with it. The one player who had been struggling, DeAndre Daniels, had broken out and checked in for the season in a big way.
But Boston University didn't get the memo, didn't melt away the way the Huskies' last opponent did. By the early moments of the second half, the Terriers had erased a 19-point deficit and took the lead before an increasingly restless 9,195 at Gampel Pavilion.
"We started playing lax," Shabazz Napier said, "started looking at the score. They were knocking down shots, but we were giving them a lot of open shots. I think it had more to do with us."
Ryan Boatright made a jumper to put the Huskies back in front. Napier, who hadn't scored to that point, got himself to the line and scored the first of his 12 points and the Huskies regained control. They went on to beat the Terriers 77-60 in the second game of the 2K Classic.
Daniels, after scoring 19 total points in the first three games, exploited BU's defensive strategy to score 24, helping the Huskies open a commanding lead at the start and then pull away at the finish. He scored 12 in each half.
"We knew he was going to get back in his game, in his rhythm," Napier said, "Today was a good opportunity for him to do that. … If you take away one weapon, another weapon is going to be ready and loaded up. We've got a lot of guys who can shoot."
The key sequence for UConn began with 15:04 to play and the game tied at 46. The Huskies scored seven in a row, ending when Napier missed a shot, but got his own long rebound and found Daniels cutting through the lane. He hit him for the dunk.
"Credit to [Napier] for getting the offensive rebound," Daniels said.
"I was missing too many shots," Napier said, "I wasn't confident in taking that layup, I saw DeAndre coming and he made a great play dunking over the guy – I'll take that over my layup."
The Huskies put together a 16-3 run and had the game well in hand by the closing minutes.
All added up, it was a day of more good than bad for the Huskies, who started out on a 19-4 run, with Daniels scoring 12 in the first eight minutes. It was 32-13 after Boatright's three-pointer with 6:22 left in the half.
Then the Terriers, who missed 9 of their first 10 three-point attempts, started hitting. They closed the half with a 12-0 run and cut UConn's lead to 37-32. Wallingford's John Papale hit a couple of threes early in the second half, and BU took the lead, 43-42, on D.J. Irving's jumper with 17:30 to play.
"We kind of took our foot off the gas pedal, which I don't like to see," UConn coach Kevin Ollie said, "They're a tough team to guard. Overall, I thought we played pretty solid defense to hold a team like that to 34 percent."
BU played effective zone defense and really dominated the boards through the middle minutes of the game and had a 22-15 edge in rebounds at the half. When UConn began to retake control in that area, outrebounding the Terriers 21-14 in the second half to finish the game even, the zone was solved and scoring followed. Napier, the 6-foot-1 guard, led UConn again in rebounds, with 12.
"With a better mindset of running them off the three-point line, we would have been all right," said Boatright, who scored 16. "With them shooting a lot of threes, there were a lot of long rebounds. We weren't getting the rebounds, so once again we need to be able to rebound to be a great team."
BU ended up taking 32 three-point shots, making eight. The Terriers had obviously seen plenty of UConn action from the games against Maryland, Yale and Detroit, the last of which the Huskies won 101-55. Coach Joe Jones, whose brother, James, coaches Yale, certainly knew what was working for UConn – Niels Giffey hitting threes and freshman Amida Brimah blocking shots included. Giffey got off only two shots, making one, and Brimah had two blocks, but the Terriers went right at him, drawing four fouls.
That left the middle open for Daniels, who had a size advantage over BU's forwards and made 10 of 18 from the floor, though only 1 of 5 on three-point shots.
"We thought if we could do a good job on Napier, Boatright and [Omar] Calhoun," Jones said, "and Giffey had has been unbelievable from three, so if we could kind of control his ability to get threes off the pick and pop, that would help us as well. We knew that Daniels could have a good game, 24 points' worth I didn't know, but we know he's a terrific player. "
D.J. Irving scored 17, Maurice Watson Jr. 16 for BU (2-1). The Huskies (4-0), ranked 19th, play Boston College and either Indiana or Washington in the concluding rounds of the 2K Classic at Madison Square Garden next Thursday and Friday.
"It was good for us to play extended minutes against the zone," Ollie said, "For us to score 77 points and continue shooting [49.1 percent] the way we'd been shooting, I'm excited about our offensive efficiency. It comes down to rebounding and getting back in transition, that's our game. If we rebound the basketball, I'll put my money on us every night."


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Roger A. Early
Sept. 19, 2013
In its Sept. 18 announcement, the Federal Reserve surprised many investors, electing not to taper its asset purchase program, also known as quantitative easing (QE). Apparently, its tapering decision really was conditional on the data. Furthermore, in its announcement, the Fed offered little conviction on the future timing of a taper, stating that tapering will not begin based on a preset course.
The Fed expressed a lack of confidence in the current strength of employment and economic growth. In fact, it reduced its previous gross domestic product growth projections for 2013, 2014, and 2015. Chairman Bernanke raised concerns related to (1) a lack of sufficient confirmation of better economic growth; (2) a recent rapid tightening in financial conditions (due to the rise in market interest rates); and (3) the risk of additional headwinds from the upcoming fiscal debates in Washington.
Most Fed members see the first rise in the Fed Funds rate either in 2015 (the majority) or 2016. No change was made in the FOMC's previously-announced "thresholds," and inflation is still running below long-term objectives. Chairman Bernanke did mention that short rates would not necessarily be pushed higher until unemployment fell well below the current threshold target.
Once again, the Fed's decision to continue its asset purchase program has provided an immediate boost to risk assets. However, it also raises a number of questions for us, as investors.
Among them, for example:
What's more, investor's sense of uncertainty continues with the Fed's decision today — investors will continue asking when the tapering will, in fact, begin. This is important as uncertainty can be an enemy to financial assets, and we have just extended the period of limbo which started in May, when Bernanke told us that tapering would someday happen. Over the history of the QE process, periods of waiting can actually create most of the market move related to the planned QE action.
So here we go again with yesterday's announcement (non-announcement?) into yet another period of waiting. Based on what we are waiting for (an end to QE), we will continue to watch out for another wave of bond selling at some point.
The views expressed represent the Manager's assessment of the market environment as of September 2013, and should not be considered a recommendation to buy, hold, or sell any security, and should not be relied on as research or investment advice. Views are subject to change without notice and may not reflect the Manager's views.
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Roger A. Early is chief investment officer of the US fixed income business. He rejoined Macquarie Investment Management (MIM) in March 2007 as a member of the firm's taxable fixed income portfolio management team, with primary responsibility for portfolio construction and strategic asset allocation. He became head of fixed income investments in the Americas in February 2015. During his previous time at the firm, from 1994 to 2001, he was a senior portfolio manager in the same area, and he left the firm as head of its US investment grade fixed income group. In recent years, Early was a senior portfolio manager at Chartwell Investment Partners and Rittenhouse Financial and was the chief investment officer for fixed income at Turner Investments. Prior to joining the firm in 1994, he worked for more than 10 years at Federated Investors where he managed more than $25 billion in mutual fund and institutional portfolios in the short-term and investment grade markets. He left the firm as head of institutional fixed income management. Earlier in his career, he held management positions with the Federal Reserve Bank, PNC Financial, Touche Ross, and Rockwell International. Early earned his bachelor's degree in economics from The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and an MBA with concentrations in finance and accounting from the University of Pittsburgh. He is a member of the CFA Society of Philadelphia.


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The first of Justin Timberlake's two concerts at Madison Square Garden has been postponed.
The singer posted on Twitter Wednesday that the postponement is due to health reasons. The show originally scheduled for Wednesday has been rescheduled for Friday.
Timberlake apologized on Twitter and said, "It kills me to have to do this. I hope to see you all on Friday."
On its website, MSG says ticketholders can get a refund if they want, starting Thursday morning.
The Thursday night performance in Timberlake's "The 20/20 Experience World Tour" is expected to take place as planned.
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It would have been the utterly fabulous Julia Child's 100th birthday today, and to honour and celebrate her life, there have been hundreds of extravagant dinners served this month, featuring some of her best known and loved classics. While it's true that Julia introduced the wonders of rich, complex French cooking to millions over her lifetime, she was also the master of dishes that are easy and quick to prepare. The constants? Top quality ingredients, seasonal goodness and of course, real butter.
If you're not inclined to whip up a roast duck and big gooey cake tonight - Julia's favourite birthday dinner, and the inspiration for this blog's name - try this simple and simply delicious summer meal instead. Featuring flavourful chicken salad and an in-season peach tarte tatin, it's the perfect meal to enjoy on a warm summer's evening. Pour a glass of chilly white and toast the woman who continues to bring us into the kitchen and inspire us to cook with thought, care and passion.
Bon appetit!
Julia's Chicken Salad
serves 6-8
adapted from Julia's Kitchen Wisdom
6 c leftover roast chicken, white and dark meat combined, cut into generous chunks
Salt and freshly ground white pepper, to taste
2 tbsp olive oil
2 tbsp fresh lemon juice
1 c chopped celery tops (include the leafy bits)
1 c chopped walnuts
2 tsp chopped fresh tarragon
⅔ c homemade mayonnaise
Fresh mixed salad greens
1. In a medium non-reactive bowl, toss the chicken with the salt, pepper and the next four ingredients, and mix thoroughly. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 20 minutes or overnight.
2. While the salad is chilling, make the mayonnaise (watch this space for Julia's recipe coming soon!)
3. When you're ready to serve the salad, drain any liquid from the bowl. Add the tarragon and just enough mayonnaise to coat the salad very lightly. Or, as Julia says, to enrobe the salad – a lovely word! Place the salad greens on plates, placing a generous scoop of chicken salad on each, and serve.
Peach Tarte Tatin
serves 6-8With delicious peaches at their peak of goodness right now, I thought I'd adapt my favourite Julia Child dessert - classic apple tarte tatin - using peaches instead. The results were spectacularly good: must be the butter!
Here's my version of Julia's pie dough, which can be used for the tarte or for any sweet or savoury pie you wish to make. You will need about half of this recipe for the tarte. Or use your favourite pie dough; you will need enough dough for a single pie tart.
For the Tarte Tatin:
6-8 firm but ripe peaches, peeled and cut into wedges
The juice and zest of 1 lemon
½ tsp cinnamon
¼ tsp ground cardamom
⅛ tsp ground mace
1½ cups sugar
6 tablespoons unsalted butter
Heavy oveproof 9-inch skillet for cooking and baking
1. Preheat the oven to 425F, with the rack in the lower middle position.
2. In a large bowl, combine the sliced peaches with the lemon juice, zest and spices. Set aside.
3. In the skillet, melt the butter over medium high heat. Slowly stir in the remaining sugar and cook, stirring constantly, until the mixture begins to turn syrupy and golden brown. Be careful not to overcook, as the mixture can burn easily.
4. Remove the skillet from the heat. Arrange the sliced peaches in a circular pattern in the skillet, starting at the outer edge of the pan and working your way into the middle, until you have used all of the peaches. Leave any accumulated juices behind.
5. Return the skillet to the stove and cook over moderately high heat, pressing down on the peaches every few minutes. Cover the skillet after ten minutes, but continue to press down on the fruit, and brush the tops of the peaches with the juices in the skillet. Watch the peaches carefully, as the sugar can carmelise and burn quickly. When the juices are thick and syrupy (about 20 minutes) remove the skillet from the heat.
5. On a lightly floured surface, roll out the chilled dough until it is about ⅛ of an inch thick and slightly larger in diameter than the skillet. Drape the dough on top of the peaches, pressing the edge of the dough between the peaches and the edge of the skillet. Cut four steam holes on the dough and place the skillet in the oven.
6. Bake until the pastry has browned and crisped, about 20 minutes. Let the tarte rest for a few minutes and then unmold onto a serving dish. This is a bit tricky but even if some of the peaches stick to the skillet, just arrange them onto the tarte.


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I have been into photography since I was very young (to young to remember now), when I first saw my granddad get an SLR camera and that was me hooked. There have been periods where I have put my camera down but I always end up coming back to it in the end with even more passion than before.
I class myself as a serious enthusiast and I am always honoured when people tell me what they think of my pictures. Even if it negative as I always use this to learn from and hopefully take better pictures.