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Police: Child found inside home during meth bust
GRAY, Tenn. - The Washington County, Tennessee Sheriff's Office said they made a meth bust and found a five-year-old boy inside the home.
Deputy William Gregg said they went to serve a felony warrant on Captain's Lane in Gray about 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Gregg says when they got inside deputies found meth ingredients and a bottle that was still smoking from cooking meth.
Deputies turned the child over to child protective services.
Kyle A. White was arrested and charged him with manufacture of meth.
Gregg said more charges are pending. In Johnson City, he was wanted on charges of identity theft, felony reckless endangerment, possession drug paraphernalia, and suspended license.


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Skip to comments.How Harry Reid Won Re-Election
Posted on 11/04/2010 6:07:46 AM PDT by IbJensen
Las Vegas (AP) - Republicans said for months that if the Nevada Senate race was a referendum on Harry Reid, the unpopular Majority Leader would lose. Reid didn't let that happen. He adeptly painted opponent Sharron Angle as an extremist immediately after she won her primary -- and proceeded to make the contest as much about her awkward and unconventional statements as Reid's own troubles.
Then he deployed his secret weapon: a powerful turnout machine that brought Democratic and Hispanic voters out to the polls in droves.
Reid's relentless TV ad assault against Angle and his powerful get-out-the-vote effort were huge factors in his no-holds-barred victory over Angle on a day when Republicans seized control of the House and gained Senate seats.
Talking with reporters Wednesday, Reid pointed to Angle's proposal to privatize Social Security as a defining contrast between them. He calls it one of the great government programs in history.
Reid's first negative TV ad of the campaign, put up just days after the June primary, portrayed Angle as a heartless budget-slasher who would abandon the elderly. "Sharron Angle wants to wipe out Social Security," a narrator intoned darkly. "What's next?"
Angle argued that she wanted to make changes only for younger workers, but the damage was done.
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BS! Lies and union voting machines did the trick!
He'll be the best face for the (D) obstructionism...........................
Really boycott LAS VEGAS and HARRAH'S ! !
dont forget the crony capitalist casino owner, who trucked their employees en masse to the polls...
In Nevada, it looks like the elections are like the casinos: The odds are rigged in the house's favor.
Social Security, one of the greatest government programs in history? Please. More like one of the greatest Ponzi schemes in history.
Reid claimed Sharron Angle wanted to throw seniors under the bus, but in reality that's what Obamacare does, and Reid pushed this fraud of a takeover through the Senate.
What about the SEIU controlled voting machines? The illegals being bused to the polls by Harrahs? Early voting?
Doesn't pass the smell test.
And his shady land deals?
Good luck, Nevada. Reid isn't a "777", he's snake eyes.
The people of Nevada spoke. If they want a lying cheating thieving sack of shit to be the person that represents them they got that.........
The article left out the very important factor of the turnout game. Every Union goon in Las Vegas was loading people into buses and instructing them to vote for REID. Many are saying the voting machines were rigged. (Why Angle is not Contesting the Election I have no idea)
Harry had a lot of help from Harrah's. We ought to keep that in mind before planning any trips to NV.
But in 2012 he will go from his leadership position back to being one of the herd if we are vigilant and lucky.
Frankly I dont think this is as much about Reid and his machine as it is about an electorate stuck on stupid.
Exactly & so did California!
A poll tax isn't fair, but an IQ test is.
"BS! Lies and union voting machines did the trick!"
Easy, Harry Reid's son investigated the fraudulent machines. Declared no problem here.
What makes a big turn-out of voters, a secret weapon?
1. No GOP ground game in Nevada.
2. Unions.
3. Reno Rinos for Reid.
And just why are Harry's campaign illegalities not being challenged by the GOP??? I mean free meals, gift cards, asking unions to email their employees, telling them how to vote. This at least needs to be made an issue on the floor of the Senate!!!
Just like OJ Harry will get his just reward. . . . . .
I wonder what effect the mysterious power failure had to play in his amazing overnight come from behind victory?
He stole it, of course.
At least we can now go after the Reid-Obama agenda, instead of the Pelosi-Reid-Obama agenda.
Don't forget we got rid of Pelosi, who was way more powerful than Reid, and Reid's power has been diminshed - let him try to get anymore socialist policies through the Senate, with 21 Senate DemocRats up for re-election in 2012.
It is really a shame to see such a beautiful state go completely to the dogs.. I still wonder how much criminals activity was done to get this old fart reelected..
I am also curious about the power failure. And whether they will have areas in which more than 100% of registered voters supposedly voted. I hope someone is looking into these issues.
Having the SEIU preprogram a few hundred thousand voting machines to vote for Dingy Harry certainly didn't hurt!
Obama is right on one thing. Stay out of Vegas. It's like the Democrats, Pretty at night then you wake up in the morning and find your wallet empty and the city looks like a dump.
Harrah's management bussed their employees to the polls to vote for Hairy Reed.
Reid's win is the best thing for the GOP. The impression will be that him and O are responsible for failures from now until the 2012 election.
Stay completely away from Nevada Casino towns!
Las Vegas, Laughlin, Reno, etc.
I wanted to see Reid go down in flames but there are some definite advantages to having him still in place:
1) he's an ineffective, fossilized leader who will be the "face" of so much that's wrong with the Demagogues over the next 2, 4, 6 years
2) getting to a bare majority in the Senate with RINOs like the sob sisters from Maine and Mr. Grahamnesty holding key votes would have been worse than useless on many issues
3) related to #1, Reid is utterly incapable of leading any movement or 'selling' liberal ideas on a national scale
4) we need to replace a lot of 'Rat senators in 2012 before we can do anything effective in the Senate — the seats that were up this year strongly favored the Demagogues overall and it's better to let Reid flail about for two more years as a castrated Majority Leader
The people of Nevada spoke. If they want a lying cheating thieving sack of monkey shit to be the person that represents them they got that.........
Just one added touch, otherwise perfect. :)
No, Clark County screwed the rest of us!
No more Vegas for me....
Maybe thats a good thing....
We will know where he is Sooo that he can be indited for voter fraud?..
What?.. but first somebody MUST investigate him?..
Hmmmm that could be a problem.. The DOJ dont investigate black people OR democrats..
New Jersey is for me. Bailout for Nevada will never happen.
Um, by having his son Rory be in charge of the voting machines? (No joke.)
Well, when the rest of the country recovers from this recession and NV and CA don't or lag behind, the people in those states will learn that elections have consequences.
Yeah, you're right. There is a silver lining to this after all. :^)
Sorry, I meant investigating the voting machines, but same thing really.
Six years can be a life time for a guy Harry's age. Luckily Nev. now has a Republican governor...
Yep, don't go to Harrahs anywhere int he country. They are all over, but do not patronize them. They were perfectly willing to crash this country in order to line their own pockets. If they will cheat voters, they will cheat patrons. Stay away from Harrahs.
My question is: If it's such a good turnout machine, how come Reid's son didn't win? He got killed!
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By PHIL FAUVERStaff writer
The Annual Stockholders meeting of Cottonwood Creek Consolidated Irrigation Company was held in January at the Orangeville Community Center. Pres.
Craig Johansen started by reading the purpose of the meeting followed by passing around the snow depth information.
We are at about 120 percent of normal at this point. January's forecast for Joe's Valley inflow is estimated at 75,000 acre feet and the normal is 58,000 acre feet. The Joe's Valley reservoir holds 62,500 acre feet. It is now down about 20,000 acre feet. So it will hold a lot of what comes in. It appears we are starting a good water year.
"The most important record we keep as an irrigation company is the record of how much water we use each year. We delivered 65,612 acre feet in 2009," said Johansen.
The financial report was handed out to the membership for the year ending Dec. 31, 2010. Clyde Magnuson gave the River Commissioner report. At this time we have 42,460 acre feet of water in the reservoir.
Johansen mentioned Senate Bill 99 which purports to allow an individual stockholder to transfer his shares out of the irrigation company service area. This was fought all summer in the legislative task force. It was finally taken off the table. There is a group on the Wasatch Front that wants to take water from the Santaquin Basin and bring it into Salt Lake. They also want to take water from the Weber Basin area. This is not a good thing for the irrigation company. Expect this bill to surface again in the Senate or Legislature. This legislation is of grave concern to the irrigation company.
This legislation is being pushed by a coalition of conservancy districts, and most of the municipalities along the Wasatch Front. They want to get water out of agriculture and put it into municipal.
Johansen gave a progress report on the Clipper Western Salinity Project, that is the piping of the Clipper Western Canal. Funding from the Bureau of Reclamation is $6.5 million they gave us $3.5 million as of Oct. 1 to start the project. Another $3 million will be available on Oct. 1 of next year. That project is being installed in two phases. Water will not be available in that system until 2013. Do not sign any NRCS contracts that would require you to use water before that.
"Once we start putting in the pipe you can contact NRCS and be working with them on farm equipment.
Before the funds can be released we have to certify that all of the rights of way are in place," said Johansen.
Phase two of this project will be installed in 2012 and the project will be in operation in 2014.
Johansen said, 'We will do the down stream part first and then we will put the main line to the reservoir. Most of the farm connections will be put on in phase 1. On the Adobe Wash Reservoir and the Adobe Wash Reservoir pipe line project, we have a map that shows where the pipe line will go."
Johansen pointed out on the map the location of the Adobe Wash Reservoir and the pipe line that will feed the reservoir.
The estimated cost of the pipe line and the reservoir is about $8 million dollars. Johansen then discussed and welcomed PacifiCorp's assistance with this project.
Plans for the reservoir are finished and have been submitted to the State Engineer for approval. "We have completed the cultural resource inventory for the reservoir, the pipe line and all of the pipe lines in the system.
That inventory cost $45,000. XTO has a pipe line that goes through the reservoir that will have to be moved. The estimated cost to move the pipe line is $250,000," said Johansen.
Ross Huntington reported on the agriculture assessment. There are 32,923.7 shares in the company and the total annual assessment is 364,228.33. After factoring out the shares owned by PacifiCorp, Orangeville, Castle Dale and other entities, that leaves 21,027.88 shares of stock that is used for agriculture purposes. The estimated assessment strictly for agriculture is 92,309.26 at this time. The estimated assessment per share in 2012 will be $6.
The reservoir will hold about 900 acre feet of water. They are working to get a water right for the reservoir and a right to store water there year around, and think this project will be an advantage to both industry and agriculture.
At the end of the meeting an election was held to elect board members or directors for the coming year. They are: Craig Johansen, Cory Cloward, and Clyde Magnuson on the Mammoth Canal, Dixon Huntington and Justus Jorgensen on the Blue Cut Canal and Carl Justesen and Ross Huntington on the Clipper and Western Canal. Craig Johansen was elected as President, Dixon Huntington as Vice President and Stan Mathis, Secretary Treasurer.


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Skip to comments.I'll Have Another wins 138th Kentucky Derby
Posted on 05/05/2012 4:00:26 PM PDT by Kaslin
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Reddam Racing's I'll Have Another provided a 15-1 upset of Kentucky Derby 138 on Saturday when running down pacesetter Bodemeister before a record crowd of 165,307 to score on the wire at Churchill Downs.
The Doug O'Neill trainee provided jockey Mario Gutierrez with his first Derby winner in his first try when finishing 1 1/4 miles on the fast main track in 2:01 4/5.
(Excerpt) Read more at nbcsports.msnbc.com ...
AT the top of the stretch, I thought Bodemeister absolutely had it. I saw I'll Have Another closing fast, but didn't think there was enough track.
A good race. Like most, the last dash everything changed. But, like most, the 90 minutes of programming previous to the race was a horse-dip marathon.
I can't find the total official results anywhere. I watched the race, but cannot find the results online.
Bodemeister was in #1 position until I Have Another past him
Yeah it was
I must admit that I watch the Derby for the hats.
2012 Kentucky Derby Results
1. Ill Have Another
2. Bodemeister
3. Dullahan
4. Went The Day Well
5. Creative Cause
6. Liaison
7. Union Rags
8. Rousing Sermon
9. Hansen
10. Daddy Nose Best
11. Optimizer
12. Alpha
13. El Padrino
14. Done Talking
15. Sabercat
16. Gemoologist
17. Trinniberg
18. Prospective
19. Take Charge Indy
20. Daddy Long Legs
It was, I was watching Fox new about 90 minutes before the race and there was nothing that interested me, so I began clicking the remote until I reached NBC News
Some guy bid $100,000 Alpha, The horse was 20-1
Bodemeister was fading or getting lazy. Should be an interesting Preaknss!
Colbert picked Alpha. What a moroon!
Most of the hats were awful this year. Most of those women had no idea how to wear a hat. The best hat was on the woman who sang the Star Spangled Banner. She had it all pulled together, complete with matching red gloves.
That reminded me that it used to be a fashion "law" that you never wore a hat without gloves. If it was too hot to wear gloves, you carried them — but the gloves had to be there. When was the last time you saw that?
I don't know who fitted Steffy Graf with her hat. Totally the wrong color on her. It made her skin look like mud.
I did catch a glimpse of one of the owner's, or breeder's wives sitting there — a brunette — wearing a royal blue dress and a hat with blue and yellow flowers on it. That looked grand.
Cinderella horse movie about 'I'll Have Another.'
On that note ...I think I'll have another ...
Nobody cares.
Yeah, I had seen that
Nobody cares that you don't care
Bodemeister ran pretty easy the whole way. He didn't seem to be really trying so much. Unfortunately, when it came time to sprint, the jockey couldn't get it out of him. You saw early how hard Trinniberg was running just to keep pace with Bodemeister.
I liked Dullahan myself and I think in a less crowded field he would have won. He's a hell of a sprinter.
One hell of a race!
I have been to the Derby a few times, and even visited
Secretariat at his stall (I recently saw the movie on TV), and race horses breeding, all back in my younger playboy days.
I have not seen a derby, even on TV, in over ten years.
Now it is all water over the dam, as I spend twilight on my beach.
Steffi's hat was an abomination as was one of the reporterette's who was wearing a black and white monstrosity!
Then there was that gal wearing a WAY TOO BIG red hat that was basically a saucer on her head. No thought to coordination with the outfit other than color.<p.
Mrs p6 was going off the deep end looking at them, LOL!
I'll second that. Now, if anyone can explain to me what, exactly, is the point of forcing a bunch of horses to run around a track, thats something I'd be interested in hearing.
As a kid I was at the Derby and ran into Howard Cosell. He was wearing a pink tuxedo.
Want to make some money at the track?
Always bet on the sorrel horse.
The ice broke a couple of weeks ago on the Tenana river in Nenana Alaska. The Nenana Ice Classic draws interest from around the world. One guy won over a quarter of a million bucks. Last year there were 22 winners. Who cares?
The money isn't important. When the ice breaks there you know the Bad of the Year is gone. That is what is important.
So are the fire festivals in northern Europe, Burn's Night, Daytona, The Masters, The Triple Crown, Indy ...on and on and on.
Don't spoil it for those of us who do mark the passing of the milestones.
I wonder if there will ever be another Secretariat?
Unless you live in W PA and follow harness racing, especially at The Meadows. Then bet on the jockey, the trainer and most importantly who is having a bad year, LOL!
The owners seem to take care of each other.
Also NEVER bet on the morning favorite. Go a couple deep or become a place bettor.
Like I would know. I only do it for fun!
Doubtful. Secretariat's success was as much a product of his enormous heart as anything else. Race horses generally have larger hearts, but his was huge. To match him, a horse would need to have good thoroughbred bloodlines AND an enormous heart.
I heard it was won by Hoof Hearted.
That was a fun Derby, with a nice story...the horse coming masterfully from behind, was bought for $11,000, trained by a guy laying phone lines on the side to make ends meet, ridden by an unknown minor league jockey from nowhere.
The one with the pink hat and black and white polka dot dress...that was....ummm...oh shoot I can't recall now...a wife of one of the trainers...owners? Older gal...from that angle it looks bad but from the eye level camera shot I though she looked OK for her age.
That is HILARIOUS! Thanks for posting!
Those are all OK, except for the one with the doll and the one with the blue feather and multicolor polka dots.
I know that they are big and flamboyant, but at least they go with the outfits. The ones on the women who were being interviewed on TV were just stupid. One of the women let slip that "they gave me the hat to wear" which shows me that she hadn't put much thought into it.
"I wonder if there will ever be another Secretariat?"
Is it not a product of evolution?
On the other hand, as far as Americans and Europeans are concerned, we see devolution.
I think IHA actually understands the concept of racing. I was watching his youtube of being sold for 11K, and even then he was sharp, authoritative and above the crowd - of people, not the other horses.
LOL, but warning guys and gals. The audio is by George Carlin and it is a little bit on the raunchy side.
Mrs p6's hat - that she put together from a nice springtime white hat and parts from the freaking craft/fabric store - SMOKES Steffi's! It's in it's second year, LOL!
The fractions were blazing fast.
For the Derby, always go with Family 23. I'll Have Another and Dullahan are 23's. Next best way is best female line that is not 23. Went The Day Well is from the female family of Secretariat. I always give my friends 3 names to bet. most years they win. I had I'll Have Another, Dullahan and Went The Day Well. My son didn't bet this year because I blew it last year. Boy needs to remember Mama knows these things-LOL.
Our 4 YO grandson - we start 'em young - picked Bodemeister and Take Charge Indy. Had me worried for a while, LOL!
This is a good one. I hope she wore it with a black, or a white, dress, although black with white polka dots would work too. That is stunning and better than anything they showed on TV.
What a dumb reply
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I'm wondering how prevalent this is
. Do you have a plastic bag law in your city?
I think LA is the only 1 so far with this law.ReplyCancel
Not yet but they say it's comingReplyCancel
no more legislation, please.
people already know that plastic bags are bad for the environment, we just have to get used to using cloth/reusable bags. i forget all the time to bring my own bags, but i'm getting better. if i have a small item, i won't take the store's bag.ReplyCancel
I'm not sure if they're banned here in the city limits or you're just required to pay 5¢ for the bag, but plastic bags are hard to come by where I am.
I keep a lot of cloth/reusable bags in my vehicle and carry two Chico bags in my commuter bag, so I rarely need to spend the 5¢.ReplyCancel
Nebraska does not, ive been to the dump recently and that alone will make you SOP using plastic bags, they are everywhere, its disgusting.ReplyCancel
Starting in January 2015, residents in Dallas will be charged a nickel for every plastic or paper bag they use.ReplyCancel
Atl! I have my reusies with me right now I've finally stopped forgetting now that I dropped the carReplyCancel
From the Bay Area and this is in effect here. You can buy bags for 10 cents but most everyone brings them. It's been a law around here for around 2 years.ReplyCancel
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Not here, but The Outer Banks banned them. I hate them, they kill sea turtles. 🙁ReplyCancel
And I've also just recently joined Greenpeace.
They had it in Fort McMurray of all places. Never mind about all the toxic emissions and tailings, leading Alberta in no plastic bag policy!ReplyCancel
Seattle yes. No more plastic bags in stores, and if you forget to bring yours I think it's either 5 or 10 cents for paper. It's no big deal, and if you happen to have a dog you still get plenty of smaller plastic bags from your produce purchases.
The only problem is I always forget my cloth and I do use and reuse the paper bags I get for my recyclables, I have a huge pile.ReplyCancel
We don't have the plastic bag laws yet, but since my area has a clothesline law (i.e., it's illegal, no matter how environmentally friendly it is), and a garage sale license law, I'm betting it won't be too long before the InsaneAndPointlessLaws Council gets around to it.ReplyCancel
Yes in Sonoma County.ReplyCancel
I'm with Simon and FearN.ReplyCancel
No, nothing like that here, but we got cut back from two large green bags per week to one.ReplyCancel
Not yet here in Vancouver. However, a popular drug store chain here in Canada charges a nickel for a bag if you don't have your own, and a chain of stores that sells things like purses, wallets luggage, etc charges for a cloth bag…a nickel for a smaller one, a quarter for a large one.ReplyCancel
Nope, how else would I make deep philosophical films of plastic bags, mixing with leaves and blowing in the wind. If I've learned anything from movies, particularly the work of Kevin Spacey, it's that if I make crap like that and say it represents my soul or some crap like that, big breasted teen girls will show me their boobs through an open window.ReplyCancel
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Hey Rowdy, we were just talking about American Beauty!ReplyCancel
One's coming up for a city council vote soon. I hope it fails. We could never buy enough reusable bags to accommodate the way we shop. We recycle the plastic bags, so I don't see it as a big deal. Doing passing something like this to "keep bags out of the trees" is silly since if it weren't that it would be something else. You can't legislate people's stupidityReplyCancel
See TTM, I know you better than most. I'm in your head. And I don't appreciate the thoughts you've been having about the cast of Avengers 🙂ReplyCancel


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Newport native takes aviation to next level
Similar to the customary "God bless you" that follows a sneeze, or the "Excuse me" that follows a litany of bodily sounds, there is a typical response to one expressing their fear of flying.
"You're much more likely to get in a car crash than a plane crash."
Following those words of wisdom are the thoughts of a much grimmer reality:
"Yeah, but I can survive a car crash."
Meet Steven Hinton Jr., a graduate of Corona del Mar High School in 2005 and the four-time defending Reno National Air Races Unlimited Class champion.
Hinton, 25, has grown up in the cockpit, and today finds joy in an arena in which many would quiver and sob.
He races airplanes.
The Reno Air Races are an annual event in which trained pilots line up their air machines and race around an 8.5-mile track at speeds of 500 mph, sometimes more, 10 planes per race.
The flying course is marked by pylons, tall telephone poles with white 55-gallon oil drums on top. These nine pylons create an oval-like race course, and the heat races are six laps and the final race is eight laps. It's roughly 60 or 70 miles total for a race, and according to Hinton, it's about a minute each lap. On the start, the planes are 10 feet away from each other, wing tip to wing tip, and the race takes place between 50 and 100 feet off the ground.
"It's pretty close, but it's not necessarily uncomfortable," Hinton said.
In 2009, Hinton became the youngest pilot to win the Reno Air Races gold division crown, taking the title from Steven Hinton Sr.
Hinton sat down to chat with us regarding his beginnings in the sport, his aviation background, and why fear is not an option.
Q: From your perspective, why are the Reno Air Races significant?
A: They're unique and special in that they're the only form of air racing in the world. Usually, air races are more acrobatic or they're one airplane at a time. The Reno Air Races are head-to-head races. They're more comparable to NASCAR racing, and you can have up to 10 planes on an 8 1/2 mile race course at the same time. It truly is the world's fastest motorsport, it's just that there is very little exposure. We're turning laps at 500 mph, but it only occurs once a year.
Q: What sparked your interest in aviation?
A: My grandfather started an airplane museum in Chino in 1957. It was the first private airplane museum west of the Mississippi River. And it became a family business after that. My dad runs the museum and he also has a business that restores airplanes. My mom and my uncle both worked at the museum, so from the time I was born, I was surrounded by airplanes.
Q: How did you get your start in the sport of air racing?
A: My dad used to race. I was at the Air Races at 2 weeks old and I watched him race for years. My parents didn't force me to do it, I just loved it. My dad would sit me on his lap and I couldn't see over the dash, but he would just help me steer. I legally started flying when I was 15 and started working toward my pilot's license. The plane that I fly now is called Strega. It's a heavily modified North American P-51 Mustang, which was the World War II fighter. I started working on it as a crew member at 16 years old right near Bakersfield and I started flying P-51s when I was 19 years old. So, the owner and pilot of Strega was getting up in years and he had won the Air Races seven times over the course of 30 years. And it just kind of worked out. When he was ready to step out of the airplane, I was ready to begin racing. I lucked out.
Q: You watch other races with large fields, such as foot races or car races, and they bump each other a lot. But if you guys bump each other in the air, that's extremely dangerous. How do you approach these races without fear?
A: For the most part, if we hit or touch somebody, it's going to be catastrophic. It's in the back of your mind. But most guys that are up there are professional pilots. They've been doing this stuff for years, especially in the gold class. Most of the guys racing, I've probably been flying with them throughout the year. So there is a level of trust there.
Obviously, stuff can happen, but you just have to push it out. And safety is obviously paramount for all of us. There is a lot of mental preparation that goes into it and being predictable is the key thing. That's what we talk about among each other. But that doesn't mean that it's a horse-and-pony show. I'm out there to compete and win and other guys have the same mentality that we're going to go for it.
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Samoa sent a warning shot out to their World Cup rivals with a gutsy performance doing for Australia 32-23 at ANZ Stadium on Sunday.
Samoa sent a warning shot to their World Cup Pool rivals with a gutsy performance doing for the Wallabies 32-23 at ANZ Stadium on Sunday.
World rugby's second-ranked team were well beaten by the islanders just a week away from their Tri-Nations opener against South Africa.
The impressive Samoans outscored the two-time world champions four tries to two for their first win over Australia in five meetings.
Alesana Tuilagi, Paul Williams, Kane Thompson and George Pisi crossed for the visitors, with fly-half Tusi Pisi adding 12 points with the boot.
The Wallabies scored a try in each half through Digby Ioane and Matt Giteau, but were always struggling after the visitors had raced 17-0 ahead.
Samoa had never before beaten a top-five ranked country – although they have beaten Wales three times, most notably at the 1991 World Cup.
The scorers:
For Australia:
Tries: Ioane, Giteau
Con: Giteau 2
Pen: Giteau 3
For Samoa:
Tries: Tuilagi, Williams, Thompson, G Pisi
Con: T Pisi 3
Pen: T Pisi 2
Australia: 15 Mark Gerrard, 14 Rod Davies, 13 Adam Ashley-Cooper, 12 Pat McCabe, 11 Digby Ioane, 10 Matt Giteau, 9 Nick Phipps, 8 Ben McCalman, 7 Matt Hodgson, 6 Rocky Elsom (c), 5 Nathan Sharpe, 4 Sitaleki Timani, 3 Ben Alexander, 2 Stephen Moore, 1 Sekope Kepu.
Replacements: 16 James Hanson, 17 Pek Cowan, 18 Dan Vickerman, 19 Scott Higginbotham, 20 Beau Robinson, 21 Will Genia, 22 Kurtley Beale.
Samoa: 15 Paul Williams, 14 Sailosi Tagicakibau, 13 George Pisi, 12 Seilala Mapusua, 11 Alesana Tuilagi, 10 Tusi Pisi, 9 Kahn Fotuali'i, 8 George Stowers, 7 Maurie Fa'asavalu, 6 Taisina Tuifu'a, 5 Daniel Leo, 4 Kane Thompson, 3 Anthony Perenise, 2 Mahonri Schwalger (c), 1 Sakaria Taulafo.
Replacements: 16 Ti'i Paulo, 17 Census Johnston, 18 Filipo Lavea Levi, 19 Manaia Salavea, 20 Brenton Helleur, 21 Eliota Fuimaono Sapolu, 22 James So'oialo.
Referee: Marius Jonker (South Africa)
Assistant referees: Keith Brown (New Zealand), Vinny Munro (New Zealand)


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White House Raises 'We the People' Signature Threshold to 100,000, Leaving Only a Single Response-Eliciting Petition on the Site
Late yesterday, the White House announced that it was raising the threshold of signatures needed to elicit a response through its "We the People" petition site to 100,000.
In its statement, the White House reminds Americans of the spin it put on the first threshold increase from 5,000 to 25,000 after just one month online: That the system's popularity was "a good problem to have."
Turns out that 'good problem' is only getting better, so we're making another adjustment to ensure we're able to continue to give the most popular ideas the time they deserve.
Which would be fine, if there weren't just one petition with over 100,000 signatures currently on the site: A call to have the Westboro Baptist Church legally recognized as a hate group.
The second petition in line — a request to investigate the Westboro Baptist Church's tax-exempt status — has just over 79,000 signatures at the time of writing, and that feat took over 30 days to accomplish.
In other words, it would not receive a White House response under the new rules.
In fact, of all the petitions that White House has responded to since the site launched in 2011, only two have garnered over 100,000 signatures: Letting Texas secede from the Union, and addressing gun control.
And both of those petitions had the benefit of a major galvanizing event that united people under the banner of a common cause.
Perhaps the raising of the signature threshold will spur the same people to demand a more responsive government.
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Schopp: Huff, puff, huff, puff
by Mike Schopp
posted Apr 3 2012 10:34PM
I want to say it was one of those nights but then that means there were other nights like it and I'm not sure about that. Of course I just got home and I'm not thinking so clearly.
Sabres 6, Maple Leafs 5, overtime. That game wore me out. The stress kicked in early and never relented. That's what for me it feels like to be on a three-hour flight where the pilot can't find smooth air. Then you land and it's Miami or some place like that and the ride was worth it.
I can't remember an NHL goal anything like Jordan Leopold's game-tying tally tonight. It reminded of when Sabretooth plays goalie against little kids and the kids fall down and get up and fall down and get up and then finally get a shot off and Sabretooth moves out of the way. That's the closest thing.
What a memory this game will be if the Sabres make the playoffs now. To think this happened on the same night that Florida blew a 3-0 lead at home with its division title at stake and lost in overtime is hard to believe.
Give the Sabres credit. No doubt the losses of Christian Ehrhoff and Tyler Myers have messed with their minds. Andrej Sekera reminds me of a No. 3 starter in baseball that has to move up in the rotation and just isn't the same pitcher after that. Sekera is a good player but he's no ace. I still don't know who Alexander Sulzer is but that was one of the most interesting Sabres games I've ever attended and it seemed everything that happened involved him.
Marcus Foligno can run for mayor only it would be a step down. Make the playoffs or miss them, his energy and willingness to throw the body are long overdue for a winger on this team. Looked to me like the Leafs mocked Drew Stafford for when Foligno stepped in to defend him against Mike Komisarek early in the game. (Nodding.) Foligno is already a big-time fan favorite.
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Mickey and Amanda are put in charge of their vacationing neighbors' cat, Bella. But Bella escapes from the house and disappears. Amanda has an idea to replace the cat with a look-alike from the local pet store Cat Heaven. They find a cat that looks exactly like Bella, but the clerk won't sell it to them, so they decide to steal it. Big mistake! These cats are more than they seem to be.
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When 11-year-old Steven Sweeney is tricked into drinking a strange mixture of chemicals by his classmates, things begin to get strange. Either his toothbrush is growing, or he is shrinking! Will he be able to make it through the day and return to his original size?
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Jerry was born and raised in California. In his younger years, he worked with his father in share cropping until he was old enough to start driving trucks. He drove trucks until the age of 72 when he retired. He moved to Wayne County in 1983 and then to Ferron in 1999.
He enjoyed numerous outdoor activities, be it camping, fishing, or simply roaming the mountains. Jerry loved animals raising calves, sheep, a pig, and chickens. He also loved to ride his horse and to work in his yard and vegetable garden. He will be remembered as an honest, hardworking man who loved his family.
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Apparently when you vacation together, you are willing to do a solid for each other and Jennifer Aniston was Jimmy Kimmel's debut guest in his new time slot
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Peplums are sooo hideous!!!! Thank you @MBK!ReplyCancel
That dress gave her muffin top under her arms and on top of her tits. I hope she picked it out herself, so no one has to lose their job in these tough economic times.
Horrible bit too. I SOOOOO wish she dropped that friggin hammer on her foot.ReplyCancel
I hate how she's always brushing her hair back and it's constantly in her face, it drives me crazy!ReplyCancel
When she came out, it looked like she was trying to cover a bloated stomach. I just looked at her and thought- here go those pregnancy rumors again…actually liked the skit, love JK!ReplyCancel
@ Mizz, I am constantly brushing my hair out of my face/eyes so the other day I cut my bangs and now I am crying that I did it!ReplyCancel
Huh. I love how Aniston is supposed to be so fit and healthy, but she can barely lift that sledgehammer. Try smoking less, sweetie.
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The dress was very mutton dressed as lamb, she is reminding me of Barbra Streisand the way she looks lately.ReplyCancel
I really don't hate her. So sue me.ReplyCancel
The way she's popping out on top and the peplum, she actually looks overweight – for her that is. Her waist itself looks thicker too which is why the peplum looks especially bad – if you have a tiny waist they look better.
I find her so incredibly boring. If she's trying to milk the pregnancy rumors she really is failing because those "candid" bikini shots from Mexico show her pretty trim.
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Anistons tan looks horrible and almost leathery. Agree with everyone's comments on her dress its horrific.ReplyCancel
Ugly dress and not a funny segment at all.ReplyCancel
No worse than any of the other oh-so-hip-inside bits. Bill murray spray painting lettermans desk comes to mind. And any Conan bit or letterman bit. I hate when some so called comic genius comes on and his bit blows but everyone claps because its mr ohsohipandcool And no, not calling jenn a comic genius. But i dont hate her. As for the dress, famous peeps hv to dress up all the time, they are bound to pick a lemon once in a while or just say i dont give a shit, ill wear that.ReplyCancel
@auntliddy–He was joking. I thought that was obvious.ReplyCancel
Damn auntliddy has a Hate On for Non-Leno's!ReplyCancel
@auntliddy…love Jimmy especially in a tree with his Bella doll…too funnyReplyCancel
I saw her on the PC Awards, too. I think she put on a lil vacation weight and her clothing isn't fitting as well. One would think she could have someone alter stuff for her last minute. She's Jennifer Aniston for cryin' out loud! She can afford to pay for it!ReplyCancel
She spends all her time on vacation, shes bound to put on a couple of pounds eating actual meals once in a while.ReplyCancel
So we're taking our style cues from Kim Kardashian now? Die peplum, die.ReplyCancel
Thank you, CDaN commenters for making me aware of what a peplum is. My New Years Eve dress had a peplum (was a peplum?) and I didn't even know it.
I think Jen looks great! I'll take her "leathery/unhealthy" body any day of the week.ReplyCancel


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Though, I belive it's actually one of the powers that have close to perfect blending of spiritual and physical energies (this as well would explain why Tobi can use it). Gravity and time-space ninjutsu, could be consider a superior element, only seen from people who excel at both energies.
Tobirama, Minato, Kakashi, the 3 of them are closer to senju (well one of them is ;p), but doesn't posses that great stamina (compared to some senju/uzumaki monsters ;p), but they excel more at technique and speed, and 2 of them have been shown to be capable of using a genjutsu (although Kakashi's genjutsu talent seems to be lesser than Tobirama's, but he backs it up with his sharingan). It's only reasonable to belive that only people capable of handling both energies can use time-space ninjutsu, just like Tobi, who certainly has both of them.
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The rest of the Nation Network authors have brilliant insights on the game, use statistical models more appropriate for predicting the weather than NHL hockey or have players perspectives the rest of us can only dream of. Yeah well, your ol' pal Wanye stood next to a big name in the NHL in the little gentleman's room at RX1 last night.
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Our main man Mandeez and I chaperoned a pair of Edmonton's finest to the match last night. Naturally at intermission it was our game plan to ditch out and chug beers. We snuck away leaving the ladies talking about getting their nails permed our whatever it is girls talk about and ran to the beer dispensing station.
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As anyone who has had 8 trillion Rexall Beers will tell you - at some point you are going to have to get those out.
And so minutes later two brave kids from the Canadian Prairies found themrselves standing in the epic 2nd intermission lineup at the Gentleman's Room next to a sharp looking chap in a fancy suit with a million dollar haircut.
Knowing only Oilers players and staff and not able to identify any opposing team personel we naturally assumed he was the President of the United Nations or something and ended up having a routine urinal line up chat as only red blooded men at a hockey game can.
The game so far, the weather, the ubiquitous joke where you look at the guy who hasn't moved from his urinal in ages and you telepathically ask each other "WTF is taking him so long?" That sort of thing.
We quickly deduced that we weren't talking to any ordinary joe as we watched no fewer than half a dozen habs fans walk up and shake his hand. After they had made a standing deposit in the porcelin bank if you catch my drift.
"Wow, you are a saint to be shaking hands with those fellas" we remarked to our new snazzy friend. "Well what am I to do these are the best fans in the world. I will wash my hands extra well on the way out" came his classy reply.
As three spots simultaneously opened up the three amigos stood shoulder to shoulder to shoulder. "Who in the hell am I standing next to?" we couldn't help but wonder. "Is it Elon Musk? The Mayor of Montreal? Some suit tycoon wearing his fall line?" Then we stopped to listen to what sounded like the entire room talking about the man.
"Holy cow that's Marc Bergevin. What's he doing here?"
"Wow Bergevin has to use the normal peple bathroom like the rest of us. Amazing."
"What an honour to be in the men's room with the GM of the Habs"
The GM of the Montreal Canadiens! The man must have Craig MacTavish's phone number on his phone! We are standing next to a man that employs the most famous moustache since Lanny MacDonald. What a world!
*cue immediate stage fright for the first time that we can recall in our entire life*
As we zipped up from the least satisfying phantom wee in the history of Northlands Coliseum we strutted up to watch the GM of the Habs giving his hands a scrub worthy of a doctor preparing for brain surgery.
"Ah I didn't realize you were the boss of the Habs. You keep your dirty hands off of Jordan Eberle and you and me will be cool." He laughed, two freshly cleaned hands shook and we went around to the back of the line up again as there was still the matter of 8 Rexall Beers sloshing about in our innards.
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Why not swing by NationDrafts and try your luck. It's good karma leading into the weekend.
Gold, Jerry! Gold!
I honestly thought this was going to be about some newfangled rapper called marc b.... I'm out of touch.
October 11 2013, 03:35PM
I hope Mandeez is your nickname for Mayor Mandel and this story is just the tip of the iceberg in your Hangover-esque adventure.
That's a good story lol
October 11 2013, 04:05PM
Be honest. You looked at it didnt you?
October 11 2013, 04:23PM
It's better to have a urinal stall beside Marc Bergevin than Joe Thorton I'm guessing.
October 11 2013, 04:30PM
That's all I got.
Cool story Bro.
Why didn't you get him drunk and then send him over to talk trades with MacT???? Shameful!
*turns back to Wanye and crosses arms
"Good day to you, sir!"
"I said 'Good Day!"
*walks away...
October 11 2013, 04:54PM
I had a pee next to Theo Fleury back in or around 2004, in Cowboys bar in Calgary. He was givin' er hard that night and could barely stand. Cool guy though.
October 11 2013, 05:08PM
I can't believe some people think this is music........I would much rather listen to Rosanne Barr sing the anthem.
This Rap is CRAP!
October 11 2013, 05:11PM
FINALLY someone took my constant email suggestions of "MOAR BATHROOM STORIES PLZ!" seriously!!
October 11 2013, 05:12PM
@Rama Lama
October 11 2013, 05:42PM
I now consider you my frriend..........much better music too!
Much Thanks
What you think you said: "Ah I didn't realize you were the boss of the Habs. You keep your dirty hands off of Jordan Eberle and you and me will be cool."
What Bergevin heard: ARRRJJ ARRZZ ARRJ Ebershe ARRJ cruel?
October 11 2013, 06:21PM
I peed next to dougie weight once and ales hemsky once.
I pissed on a Flame jersey.
October 11 2013, 11:49PM
I find it funny that he had to use the regular washrooms. A bunch of Habs fans shaking his hand after they finish their business and before they wash their hands.
I pissed on a ninja once. At the camp-ground.
True story. Didn't end well...
FMHL - four/five games in and the Flames are unbeaten and Oilers fans are chatting about famous pissing stories. This fn sucks and can't take much more of this BS!
October 12 2013, 08:15AM
You should've asked Marc for his formula on turning a garbage team around into a division winner in just one wee year. Then send the info to K Lowe.
That Montreal game made me want to harm something cute and small. Now I know the Oil will be bullied by the Leafs tonight. The hell-year continues....
#oilersmanagementrebuild #morecoolaidplease
October 12 2013, 09:21AM
Haha haha haha You keep your filthy mitts off of Eberle!!!!
That is the best "U" talk EVER!!!
I pissed on a Flame jersey.
Props or "Trash it" equally acceptable here.


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