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Skip to comments.Holder Defends AP Probe: 'Aggressive' Action Necessary, 'Very Serious Leak'
Posted on 05/14/2013 5:11:49 PM PDT by Nachum
Today at a Department Of Justice press conference Attorney General Eric Holder said he has no problem without letting the Associate Press answer the charges of a leak endangering national security.
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
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To save time and money ,he should of asked the WH ,that's where the leak came from
The big brother tyranny is from Obama and his IRS.
abolish the IRS
Impeach Obama
the news media came out with this AP phone scandal at the exact time the IRS scandal was breaking .if you think that is a coincidence i have swamp land to sell you. the news media wanted to hide the IRS scandal with the AP scandal( confuse everyone and draw conservative fire away from the IRS scandal and immigration bill)
Holder lies, as does his boss.
Let the truth come out...and let the chips fall where they will.
Nachum ~:" Today at a Department Of Justice press conference Attorney General Eric Holder said he has no problem without letting the Associate Press answer the charges of a leak endangering national security."
Is it a coincidence that newsmedia are pleading to get the 30 + survivors of Benghazi
to offer their voice as to what happened there ?
The truth covered up ?
Is it a national security issue ?
Is it a coincidence ?
" To a trainer investigator , there are few, or no coincidences " ~ Mark Furman ex-LAPD investigator
This is the first time I've ever heard of Eric Holder being concerned about our national security. LOL
By the time it reaches a committee hearing, all the major players in the scandal are gagged, even if they get a subpoena from the House or Senate. So, the president and all his advisors dutifully trot out and say "I know nothing". They count on the Democrat faithful to just eventually shut up and accept their bribes and use other means to intimidate any real threats. The DemocRATs own the Senate so, they have plenty of time to rig voting machines and make sure that they just barely control the majority and avoid impeachment. They house, even if they manage to impeach anyone, will never have it ratified. No. Not a coincidence. A carefully coordinated and planned news dump. I look for something very big coming soon. Something foreign and military.
Did they find the leak?
Who got the blame?
Can someone tell me what that leak was?
Nachum ~:" .. I look for something very big coming soon. Something foreign and military."
I agree !
And I think it will be historic and monumental
And I think it will go beyond "Dereliction of Duty"
Wow, he's just doubling down!
That's good, actually. The worst they are, the better for us.
But it doesn't really work. It just makes the tsunami of wrongdoing even bigger. Bring it on! Pile on!
They can't say. It's top secret.
Have you noticed that even some Demorats are breaking rank
and calling for an independent inquiry on Benghazi ?
It's only taken some 8 months, and even now we are just beginning to get even a partial response from the Senate 'elites' ?
I smell fear ..
I smell blood in the water..
'Fast and Furious' made them brazen, and encouraged more illegality ,
Benghazi not only armed a foreign country rebels,
but also enemies of the State ,
with links to Al Quida/ Mooselimb-Buddiehood
No doubt he is telling the truth. you run an administration full of slackers with no leadership things get out of hand.
Why would the liberal news media break this AP phone scandal at the exact time the IRS scandal is breaking?
you think this is coincidence?
NO it's to draw conservative fire away from the IRS scandal and to distract from the IRS scandal
I'm sorry but that sentenced
'has no problem without letting the Associated Press answer the charges of a leak endangering national security'
is giving me a headache. I'm trying to process it in my brain and it's not computing.
You mean to distract from Benghazi.
And this is all to hide Bengazi...they are up to their eyeballs in Merd...
I just read where Holdout's IRS harassed Billy and Franklin Graham.Symbols of a little good left in America. I have no words for this, except is it TIME yet?
"Today at a Department Of Justice press conference Attorney General Eric Holder said he has no problem without letting the Associate Press answer the charges of a leak endangering national security."
I've read this sentence over and oever and still can't figure out what it means.
Thank you. I thought I was going nuts.
Meanwhile a conga-line of millions of people entering the U.S. illegally continues...with legal immigration being a free for all for anyone to enter...
Even the Boston Bombing terrorist and their families collected 100s of thousands in tax paid prizes, gifts, meals and various other tax paid goodies.
Yet Holder is concerned about national security?
These people needed to be pulled out of their offices and criminally prosecuted and made examples of.
keats5 ~: Today at a Department Of Justice press conference Attorney General Eric Holder said he has no problem without letting the Associate Press answer the charges of a leak endangering national security.
It means that Holder has No Answer
and he is shifting the burden of proof to Associate Press
to respond to the allegation that " a leak endangered national security."
No question was directed to AP regarding a leak ..
therefore, it is a 'non sequiteur'
The key question is 'does this leak that you are alledging , have anything to do with Benghazi " ??
The AP breaking a story prior to release by DOD is a cover-story , a 'false flag issue'
The "Just-Us" Dept. is looking for leaks on Benghazi'
especially by the 30+ State Dept. employeees who know what REALLY WENT ON IN BENGHAZI
The bombing information release is a cover story to get the real information ..
And by the way, just what did they learn from the AP probe? Find anything? Or was this just another case of government run amok, tearing up the place, shooting the dog (figuratively speaking), and then saying "oh, never mind" or "wrong house, sorry"
It is a issue to uncover potential "whistleblower" leaks regarding Benghazi
and determine who may be weakening, and now may be willing
to report their obsevations to the press .
The national security breech crisis was one the White House decided they couldn't waste. They could use it as the rational to send a chilling message to the press. And they could use the telephonic record to make a list of all AP's Washington sources and retaliate when unfavorable stories appear.
What's really scary for the affected AP personnel is that they don't know how far investigators might have delved and continue to delve into both their professional and personal lives.
They speak in pretzel logic. Without a script, BO does not use grammar rules, just emotion. And it works with his base.
The high schoolers around here beg me not to fast forward when he comes on, they are very brave.
Nevertheless, we all end up mouth breathing, shaking our heads.
His followers are watching and hearing, but there is no there there; only what they want to think he is saying.
He says nothing most of the time.
We have to strip you of your rights JUST IN CASE something bad might have happened to you.
It's for YOUR OWN GOOD!!!
You know what is at the bottom of this leaker story?....... Holder was one of the leakers.
You heard it here first.
I had to break the quote down and add from a recent awareness report of his recusal.
The quote has a meaning twisted upon itself and the fact of his recusal. I believe the meaning of the quote is better worded as follows:
"I have no problem speaking save for the AP would have to explain why and how it leaked information that endangers national security."
They were spying, looking for leads to wbistleblowers pure and simple. Brennen TOLD numerous people including press and past officials the details that were later reported. That is how the story got out. He testified he made the calls.
Jugears is a paranoid narcissist. They need to control the press. Intimidation.and threats keep em in line.
- "Obama-Rigging" America -
Here is the google search link to the leaked story:
CIA thwarts new al-Qaida underwear bomb plot
Same here. Even allowing for typos and bad transcription, I can't make heads or tails of it.
What would it be I wonder?
Yeah a very serious leak that would make BO look really, really bad.
He's trying to protect Obama from Benghazi fallout with more enticing ideas.
Remember "MY PEOPLE" video from 2 years ago. What did he mean by "MY" people? It's "we the people", EVERY AMERICAN CITIZEN.
I smell a rat on the AP story. I think it's made up between AP and the administration to deflect from Benghazi. I also think they intentionally leaked the IRS story to deflect from Benghazi. The Benghazi story has the fuel to not only take down Obama, but also the dem's 2016 candidate, Hillary Clinton. I think the decision was made to saturate the news cycles for weeks and months to come with something that they could manage and to, at all costs, deflect from Benghazi.
Ive read this sentence over and oever and still cant figure out what it means.Me too.
Same here.
Plus, since Andrew died, the Breitbart sites suck big time. A 30 minute commercial before the video starts, I didn't even wait.
I don't know if that is a quote from Holder or if it was written by a Breitbart writer.
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I got an update from Todd Nelson on some of the Oiler prospects. We chatted about Magnus Paajarvi, Anton Lander, Martin Marincin as well as the Jordan Eberle and Taylor's quest to take on more of a leadership role. Nelson had some great insight into his young players.
Gregor: Jordan Eberle doesn't shoot the puck very often, but he's very accurate. Do you care that he doesn't shoot a lot, or do you encourage him to shoot the puck more?
Nelson: I think as a team, as a whole, we want our team to shoot the puck a lot more. I think we're a better hockey team when we do that. Sometimes we get into a situation where, we don't shoot the puck- we're trying to be too cute- and then once again, it's funny how it works, if we're not shooting the puck we're not generating anything. But in the case of Jordan, obviously, he's very accurate with his shot and he usually makes the right decision- when to pass, when to shoot. So in his case, it's maybe a bit difference just because he's able to pick his spot. But as for some other guys that have to shoot a lot more to generate goals, we encourage them just to shoot a lot.
Gregor: With Ryan Nugent-Hopkins gone to the World Juniors, what do you need to see more of from your remaining centres, at least offensively, now that he's gone?
Nelson: Well, I think one of the things we're looking at is who's going to fill that void? A player that we put there with Jordan and Taylor, if we have them together, is Mark Arcobello. I think he's done a fantastic job since Nuge has been away. There was some chemistry in training camp with Arco and Jordan. The thing is that it's been a pretty good fit, the only problem with that is that you're taking a creative guy off a different line. So then other guys are going to have to ante up and try to produce in those areas. But Arcobello has been pretty good. Obviously losing Nugent-Hopkins is a big void to fill but I think Arcobello has done a fantastic job of that.
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Gregor: Does he have the hockey acumen necessary to be a top-six player in the NHL, and will you get a better gauge of that when he's playing with guys like Hall and Eberle?
Nelson: He's fit in pretty well with those guys, so from that perspective, ya. He could play some games up top and we'd have to see. Obviously he'd have to be playing with some creative guys like he is now. I would like to hope that he'd be able to play up there. Obviously we'd like to see all of our players graduate to the NHL. If it doesn't work out in the National Hockey League, he certainly can be a very good hockey player at this level. He's a guy that has the potential to go over to Europe and make a lot of money, if the NHL doesn't work out for him.
Gregor: We've talked before about Tyler Pitlick. There are a lot of things you like about his game. One of them was you wanted him to be more consistent physically, just engaging, not necessarily running everybody over. I noticed last week where you challenged him to be better. What does he have to do, in the physical department, to be a better player?
Nelson: You touched on it. I think consistency is first and foremost. You see flashes in a game where one shift he'd be playing physical, creating scoring opportunities and then two shifts later, he was invisible- you don't notice him. That's one of the things that every player has to deal with, is just consistency at this level.
Right now, he's going through a tough time, let's face it. He hasn't scored a goal yet, I know it's weighing on his mind. We sat him out on Saturday night and I talked to him after Friday's game and said, 'We have to see more out of you.' He knows he's just going through a tough time, where he's waiting to get that first goal. I think once he does, things will fall into place. Everybody knows that when you score goals, sometimes you get really hot and you're very confident and other times you go through slumps. Tyler's just having a hard time this year.
Gregor: Have you contemplated trying him at the middle?
Nelson: Not quite yet. We have guys that can fill that void. I used him there last year at the start of the year and he did alright. Centre is a position that if you don't play it quite a bit, it takes you awhile to get back in the groove. As of right now, I think it'd be too much on his plate. I think having him playing wing the right move. He's comfortable there, and he'll have less to think about. If he get's going and feels good about his game, and we're all comfortable with it, that's something that we could explore. But as of right now, I think we'll just keep him on wing.
Gregor: A lot of people in Edmonton have wondered about, at least as a trial experiment, using Taylor Hall in the middle. Hall told me that he'd be open to the experiment as long as he had a long time to do it- not just for a game here or there or at practice. Is it something you've talked about or will explore?
Nelson: I talked to him at the start of the year and asked, 'How do you feel about playing Centre, because everybody's been asking that question.' He told me, 'I want to feel comfortable with my game. It's been awhile since I've played, so right now I'd rather play wing.' He's up front and honest with us. We don't want to put a player in a situation where they don't feel comfortable. That's not to say we can't explore that as the season goes on, but we have quite a few centres and right now it's not really a need that we have to look at.
Gregor: Martin Marincin had a great start to the season. It obviously helped when he was playing with Justin Schultz, but lately he's struggled. What has Marincin not done lately?
Nelson: Well, just the growing pains. I think that's the biggest thing. Marty's been victimized the last three weeks or so, where he's maybe coughed up the puck in key parts of the game. You're going to get that with young defencemen. One thing that he's battling with is that Marty's the type of player that goes all in. I was kind of joking with the players and the staff about; he's like Tin Cup's Roy McAvoy, where he wants to go all in all the time.
Sometimes you have to know when to hold them and know when to fold them. If we're up by one goal and there is five minutes left that's a situation where you think defence first, and we have enough goals to win. But he's learning those things and it's cost him a few times where in that situation, he'd do something high risk and all of a sudden it ends up in the back of our net. He's just a young player that's learning these things. You like the fact that he's very confident, but he has to learn the game and recognize you do certain things at different times of the game. .
Gregor: What about Magnus Paajarvi? Obviously you like more than three goals from him. Is he a guy who's never going to be a finisher? Is he more of a playmaker?
Nelson: I think he's probably, pretty much, a playmaker. He gets opportunities in the game. Scoring goals doesn't come natural, like maybe it would with Jordan Eberle. He has to work for everything he gets. He may have to generate six or seven chances to have an opportunity to score, where in the case of Jordan he'll get one opportunity and bury it. I think moving forward he's a player that obviously wants to score goals, but right now they're not coming like he wants them to be. I think he just has to stick with it and just focus on the task at hand, keep on driving the net, taking pucks to the net, getting dirty in those areas. He's better at that, but there's always room for improvement
Gregor: What about Anton Lander? Offensively he hasn't put up a lot of numbers. Has he been creating enough offense for your liking, or does he need to do more?
Nelson: He's been playing some good hockey for us. I think it was kind of weird, he got sick one weekend and he came back after that and it was like he was a different player. I don't know if it was just a situation where he needed a break and had to refocus, but he's been playing some really good hockey for us lately. He's been responsible in both ends of the rink. He's been doing some things offensively that we never saw at the start of the year, so it's getting better and better. He got off to a slow start, but I like where his game is at right now and hopefully that continues.
Gregor: What about the leadership of Hall and Eberle? Have you seen it? Both of them told me that was something they wanted to improve. They wanted to take on a bigger leadership role. Have you seen it develop?
Nelson: Ya, I've seen that develop. With both those guys, just by the way they play, guys follow. In the room I've started to hear them be a bit more vocal. I think they're very comfortable with it. But based on their play, they lead by example in a lot areas and they take the bull by the horns in a lot of areas. If the game's on the line, they'll do something to create a goal. I've seen that and I think from the leadership quality inside the room, they're starting to get more vocal and starting to really be part of something here and the guys are following.
When the lockout ends in January, yes I believe that will happen, it sounds like outside of the obvious four choices, 4, 14, 19 and 93, the only other player who will come up is Teemu Hartikainen. Paajarvi is having a decent season, but unless he really turns it up in the next few weeks he will stay in the AHL.
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Item One.. A pub party for 10 at On The Rocks...Dr. Wang and the staff will ensure you have a great night out. Food and bevvies included. Trust me, only bid on this if you have a fun group of friends. They will treat you very well at OTR.
Item Two... A stainless steel Big Rock fridge and 12 cases of Big Rock Beer! Awesome...
Item Three: Pamper your Pooch Package from Posh Pooch Hotel & Daycare.
- 12 medium bags of dog food. (Acana or Origin)
- Ten days of daycare for one dog.
- Ten nights of boarding for one dog.(This includes all day as well)
- An assessment for one dog.
All the proceeds from today will go towards Operation Friendship Seniors Society and the Christmas Bureau. Bidding starts at 2 p.m thru to 5:55 p.m. You can bid by calling 780.426.8326 or 1.800.243.1945. You can also text in a bid to 101260.
Thanks in advance for your bids.
December 19 2012, 11:39AM
FIST, of course!
Seriously though, I really want Pitlick to succeed. And that's an interesting question you asked, JG. I think it's a great idea to try him back at center.
The guy isn't producing. Telling him to get going or be more consistent isn't going to help his obvious issue - confidence. Put the guy at center and let him focus on other aspects of the game. Hopefully those little victories (face-offs, more defensive coverage, etc.) will revive his game.
He strikes as Ryan Kesler type of player. I hope he rebounds.
Another great read. Nice to hear about Lander. I do hope he turns into the two way third line center we're all hoping he can be.
I like that Hartikinen is tracking to make the jump as that will fill some of our size, grit, and forechecking issues in the top six.
I also hope Magnus can continue to develop into a decent third line winger that can PK and shut down top line competition. I also like that he draws penalties. Drawing penalties is going to be clutch for a team like the Oilers to win. We will live and die on our Power Play. This is another reason I can't see our current make up going deep in the playoffs until we get a little grittier.
I am so excited to see other assets get put into the mix with the OKC kids. Will Hall on the LW and Nail on the RW be too much for defenders to handle? If Hemsky and Whitney have returned to form, what does our team look like with that much offensive capability?
As for development, as long as one of Harti, Magnus, Lander, or Klefbomb develops the way everyone is hoping they will, I think the big club has enough pieces to build a winning team around through trade and free agency.
December 19 2012, 12:01PM
@Jason Gregor
So put him at center on the 4th line? Give him soft minutes. How important of a prospect is he to the Oilers?
You wouldn't be surprised to know I'm not a coach, yet one that has a legitimate shot at NHL duty, but I do understand dealing with people and managing confidence.
He's either going to find his game or dwindle away, so to speak. And leaving it up to him, is leaving it to chance, IMO.
December 19 2012, 12:21PM
It would be interesting to see Paajarvi get a shot on a line with Gagner & Hemsky for an extended period of time (say 40 games)! I think that's when we would be able to make a legitimate assessment of his skills & abilities! I truly believe he's a point/game player but needs to play ! To date Paajarvi's playing time has been sporadic at the NHL level with many different linemates!
December 19 2012, 12:24PM
Good to hear that Anton Lander is playing better. Tyler Pitlick...sometimes it takes these bigger bodied players a couple of extra years to figure things out. Their body is still growing and they need to learn to how use it to their advantage. A quick word about playing centre vs wing. My personal experience is that I'm a way better centre than winger. Playing center usually forces me to keep my feet moving, no matter what zone I'm in. Playing wing, you do stand around a bit more, for me, I don't feel quite as engaged and my numbers reflect that. I don't know if Pitlick could get it going by moving to centre, but it's something that should be considered.
December 19 2012, 12:34PM
Of all the young players we have, MPS has been the most mis-managed player.
We can all see his strengths and shortcomings but he has never been put inot a situation over a long period of time where he can fit in and just play his game.
I think the only way he will succeed is giving him the opportunity to play with quality young players.......not on the third and fourth lines!
If I were coaching him all I would have him do is practice on his off wing taking one-timers and then driving to the net. After he masters this concept and does it naturally, then maybe consider making some alternate plays.
December 19 2012, 12:47PM
@Jason Gregor
At the end of the day, if an important prospect never developed, as a coach or a manager, you can ask yourself - did I do everything I could? If your answer is yes and all you did is have a bunch of useless conversations with him, you both failed.
Of all the young players we have, MPS has been the most mis-managed player.
We can all see his strengths and shortcomings but he has never been put inot a situation over a long period of time where he can fit in and just play his game.
I think the only way he will succeed is giving him the opportunity to play with quality young players.......not on the third and fourth lines!
If I were coaching him all I would have him do is practice on his off wing taking one-timers and then driving to the net. After he masters this concept and does it naturally, then maybe consider making some alternate plays.
Paajarvi now has played 60 games in the AHL playing in the top 6 with "skilled players" not 3rd and 4th lines.
In that 60 games, he has managed to score all of 11 goals and 42 points while sporting a shooting percentage that would embarrass a defenseman.
For example, this season, Paajarvi has a shooting percentage of 6.5% while Martin Marincin, a rookie defenseman has a shooting percentage of 7.5%.
I'm not sure what else you need to see.
If he needs special coaching to know that driving the net results in goals at the age of 21, I expect the problem lies with the player and that neither opportunity or coaching is the problem.
put paajarvi on D!
Damn, i have to side with DSF on this one too. I think Paajarvi has lost his grip. He has been given a great opportunity at the AHL level and he still can't produce.
Maybe a scoring line isn't for him. If he wants to make the NHL, perhaps a different focus is in order; ie working on 3rd and 4th line 'skills' primarily.
December 19 2012, 02:57PM
mps was struggling last year and his numbers were fine. We will see what happens after lock out. No need to worry he is 21. Two more years minimum before we shut the door on this.
December 19 2012, 03:02PM
What would have happened if the canucks gave up on the sedins at 23. In fact DSF, if gagner played all 82 games last year in his 22 year old season his numbers would be better than Daniels 23 year old season. And Daniel has had the comfort of always having his sister with him,
So instead of having to prove your points through the worst negativity ever that makes the lock out look positive you can try to support a team that you seem to say you care so much about.
MPS is 21.
We get it, you hate Gagner, MPS is a bust, Hall is not as good as granlund, etc.. etc.. etc..
What would have happened if the canucks gave up on the sedins at 23. In fact DSF, if gagner played all 82 games last year in his 22 year old season his numbers would be better than Daniels 23 year old season. And Daniel has had the comfort of always having his sister with him,
So instead of having to prove your points through the worst negativity ever that makes the lock out look positive you can try to support a team that you seem to say you care so much about.
MPS is 21.
We get it, you hate Gagner, MPS is a bust, Hall is not as good as granlund, etc.. etc.. etc..
What a load of codswallop.
If you take a second you'll find a detailed post about why Gagner and the Sedins are not at all comparable because Gagner was handed huge amounts of ice time starting in his rookie season while the Sedins were playing far fewer minutes.
Daniel scored 20 goals in his rookie season while playing 3rd line minutes.
How many 20 goal seasons does Gagner have to his credit?
Paajarvi has plywood hands...always has and no amount of huffing and puffing is going to change that.
December 19 2012, 08:29PM
I did not compare them, i compared daniel and sams 22 and 23 year old SEASON. Gagner has never had the talent that the sedins have had to play with except this year,.
my point is the canucks didnt bitch and complain about how soft they were and they held on abd didnt trade them.
GO look at there stats. Also Gagner started the year coming back from a big injury and on the third line. So get your biased head out of your ass. He played the year with hemsky who had a terrible year so he did not help gagners scoring. Also Daniel is a goal scorer and gagner is not. So comparing goals is stupid.
sedin 23 - 82 18 36 54
gagner 22 - 75 18 29 47
sedins play may not get the softest minutes in the league but they get cherry starts. Have you ever seen any other player start that much in the offensive zone.
I dont care if he has plywood hands, doesnt mean he cant be a useful nhl player in a role.
I did not compare them, i compared daniel and sams 22 and 23 year old SEASON. Gagner has never had the talent that the sedins have had to play with except this year,.
my point is the canucks didnt bitch and complain about how soft they were and they held on abd didnt trade them.
GO look at there stats. Also Gagner started the year coming back from a big injury and on the third line. So get your biased head out of your ass. He played the year with hemsky who had a terrible year so he did not help gagners scoring. Also Daniel is a goal scorer and gagner is not. So comparing goals is stupid.
sedin 23 - 82 18 36 54
gagner 22 - 75 18 29 47
sedins play may not get the softest minutes in the league but they get cherry starts. Have you ever seen any other player start that much in the offensive zone.
I dont care if he has plywood hands, doesnt mean he cant be a useful nhl player in a role.
Young Luke...go take a look at TOI/G.
Gagner got the equivalent of 10 extra games per season in his rookie year and the Sedins went nova as soon as they got first line minutes.
Gagner will never get first line minutes unless Hopkins gets hit by a bus.
What role?
December 19 2012, 11:55PM
Oh god not again!
December 21 2012, 11:39PM
I would love to see MPS moved back to D to see how it goes. With his speed and smarts I think it'd be very interesting, and he'd have a bit more time to make his decisions, which would help a lot.
That said, I also think he's still got plenty of promise on wing. He's young, and big bodies take extra time to sort out. I still believe that another year or two will see him as a comfortable 20g guy.
We spent 7 years working on Samwise, we can spend more than 1 working on MPS.


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Well, train him, she would. And not just in running. As a widower with a high-powered job, Ian needed some instruction in being a father to an active teenage daughter. Yet as this overbearing man opened up, Andrea found herself learning lessons - in loving.
Ian knew that, with her assertive attitude and penchant for stilettos, Andrea was some woman! But her vulnerable heart was on the run, so he'd have to prove that his love, unlike his running, had limitless endurance - and once he caught this swift beauty, he'd never let her go.
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"Delightful not- to- miss Romance!"
I enjoyed the story, the characters, and most of all the way the story was brought to life by the narration. This is a great, light romance which is very entertaining because it is so well performed.
Holly has a nuanced, captivating narration style that drew me in to the story and made me want to keep listening.
I highly recommend this book to anyone who likes romances.
"Grown woman with daddy issues"
The author must be a spinster or an uptight rich b?@$! and thinks writing a book like this is therapeutic. Truly this book was unrealistic and boring there was more love shown for the kid then the man she likes. If you like women who makes fools of themselves because they can't commit to anything there whole lives because they felt neglected and only wants what they want nothing more. Than this book is for you.
Narrator was great she worked what she had. I can not blame her for the material she was given.
The ending they didn't know each other. Why would he waste his time with a woman like her. This must of been self published.
Don't waste a credit wait for 2 for one or get it at the library.
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not sure - I wasn't blown away but it wasn't like having a root canal ......
you know what it was just a listen .... nothing special but not painful.
not sure .... I won't listen to it a second time.
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This book did not grab my attention! I can't say it is a bad listen. I switched to a different book in the middle of listening and will probably go back and finish it when I don't have anything that is grabbing my attention. I would definitely call this a filler book. Lot of arrogance and back and forth banter; its like the author is trying to hard.
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Doctors, firefighters, state leaders all agree decline in Tenn. child fatality rate good news
KINGSPORT, Tenn. - It's taken five years, but researchers in Tennessee have good news: the overall death rate for children has dropped by 20%, that's according to the State Child Fatality Review Team.
Researchers took a look at more than 800 deaths of children 17 years old and younger. News 5 caught up with folks in the Tri-Cities and whether you're a doctor, firefighter, or state legislator, this decline is good news.
More than nine Kindergarten classrooms of children, or 189 lives -- you might be asking yourself what those two numbers represent. It's actually the 20 percent drop in the overall death rate for children in Tennessee, according to a recent study by the State Child Fatality Review Team.
Researchers found 62 percent of those deaths were natural causes, things like birth defects, cancer, prematurity, and infections.
We caught up with pediatrician Diana Reinhardt, who says the decline could be because of better preventative care. "As far as the congenital things, you can't do anything about to begin with. But I think we're identifying them earlier, we're getting them to where they need to be with sub-specialists to have that support from the get-go," she said.
Another scary statistic News 5 found: about 62 percent of all deaths through age 17 happen the first year of life. "Your immune system isn't there, you're not exposed to things yet. So a common cold can land an infant in the hospital needing oxygen," added Dr. Reinhardt.
But the car can be just as deadly. Researchers found when it came to motor vehicle fatalities almost 60 percent of those children were 10 to 17 years old.
Barry Brickey with the Kingsport Fire Department says when it comes to teens, he believes it breaks down to distractions and time on the road. "With younger drivers I believe it's a lot of inexperience and just thinking they can do this and that," he told us.
State leaders like John Lundberg say work is always being done to better protect children and this decline is good news.
Something else we learned -- researchers say in their findings of all the deaths, 30 percent were noted to be preventable.
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The Buffalo Bills got their second looks at the young players making up the 2014 rookie minicamp. Headlined by first-round pick and wide receiver Sammy Watkins, 28 players were on the field trying to make their first impressions on both the front office and the coaching staff.
The practice was based mostly around positional and individual drills, largely because the team lacked the necessary amount of players to actually line up in general formations. The day featured one-on-one's of the four wide receivers in attendance against the plethora of defensive backs trying to get a shot with the Bills.
With a lot of players attempting to catch the eye of the decision makers around One Bills Drive, some stood out for good reasons while others struggled. Here are some quick takeaways from the Sunday session:
Draft Picks
WR Sammy Watkins
- The talent is very obvious in a practice setting like a rookie minicamp. The ease in his movements and his ability to accelerate to full speed after coming to a stop is a rare asset to have. In the way he moves and the way he catches the ball, he just makes it look easy against the level of competition he was facing.
CB Ross Cockrell
- Cockrell is a very intelligent player that was constantly engaging with defensive backs coach Donnie Henderson. The fourth-round selection was right on the same page with Henderson when the latter was attempting to let him know where he went wrong. Unfortunately for Cockrell, he had more than a fair share of lapses throughout the day. He wasn't crisp in his foot planting during a backpedaling drill which led to further instruction from Henderson. He's a long-limbed cornerback which is what the NFL is looking for, but one that will most certainly be Henderson's project this season.
LB Randell Johnson
- For a seventh-round selection, Johnson stands out next to all the linebackers on the field. A 6-foot-4, 245-pound athlete, Johnson also has impressive arm length and movement skills for a player his size. He's intriguing for all of those factors, and perhaps he might warrant a look at rushing the passer as well. They'll need to find his niche, but there isn't any question that Johnson looks the part.
Undrafted Free Agents
LB Darrin Kitchens
- On the opposite side of things from Johnson is Kitchens, who signed with the Bills after a college career at Florida. For a smaller player (6-foot-2, 229-pounds), he struggled in overall movement skills which is exactly what a player of his stature can't have if he's going to make it. From an athletic perspective, which is all this practice was, he was the least impressive of the linebackers.
S Deon Broomfield
- The cornerback had a solid day in the various drills the defensive backs went through. His plant-and-drive following his backpedal was good, and stuck with his man in the short number of one-on-one's against the wide receivers. With a crowded safety room in Buffalo as it is, it's going to make it tough for Broomfield to make some room for himself. However, he had a nice day on Sunday.
Second Year Participants
S Jajuan Harley
- One of six second-year players in attendance at rookie minicamp, Harley had the best day among all of them. Granted, it's tough for both the offensive and defensive linemen to stand out in a practice that features no hitting. Harley, though, displayed ample fluidity for his solid size (6-foot-1, 213-pounds). During one-on-one's, he read a short route well, jumped it, and followed it up with a rep where he stayed stride-for-stride with a wideout on a deep ball.
Tryout Players
QB Kenny Guiton
- The only quarterback in attendance at the rookie minicamp, Guiton was the only man to throw passes to the wide receivers in both RVA and during one-on-one's. What stood out most was his inaccuracy on undefended throws that he should have no problem hitting. Wide receivers often had to over-extend to get to the ball, or slow up their movements for a pass thrown behind them. He's good for an arm in this setting, but if Sunday was any indication, he won't be wearing a Bills helmet as a quarterback past Monday's final session of the rookie minicamp.
WR Ivan McCartney
- McCartney joined Guiton as a struggling tryout member of the rookie minicamp. His breakdowns are sloppy and are easy to read for defensive backs. He's got good height, but he's also a very thin player that will likely struggle with the physicality at the NFL level. The former West Virginia product failed to shine in his many opportunities on Sunday.
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UW-La Crosse said they had one of the biggest voter turnouts for this referendum and 96 percent voted in favor of approving the responsible action policy. The plan will allow students who have been drinking underage to call police in an emergency situation without being ticketed.
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Saracens will look to extend their unbeaten run at Allianz Park when they host Northampton Saints in the Aviva Premiership semi-final.
Making the move to Barnet has worked well for Mark McCall's side, with the new surface producing a flurry of tries and more entertaining rugby than perhaps Saracens have become known for in recent years.
That being said, Saracens approach is still one of defence first, attack second.
Their 41 tries scores this season is the lowest of the top four behind Leicester (56), Harlequins (52) and Northampton (55) – whilst on the flip side no side have conceded fewer tries this season than Saracens number of 25.
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A handful of Lions have been selected from the "wolf pack", highlights that Saracens are in fine form. Their crop of talented youngsters includes three players included in the Lions squad to Australia, one of which is the nightmarish Mako Vunipola.
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Northampton on the other hand still seem to receive universal sympathy for their Heineken Cup disappointment also in 2011, partly due to their failure to prosper since that moment.
With the departures of Soane Tonga'huia and Brian Mujati to Racing Métro following the exits of Chris Ashton, James Downey and Roger Wilson, that crop that came so close to victory in Cardiff has gradually been disbanded.
Written off for much of the current campaign, Northampton yet again find themselves involved in the playoffs.
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The current crop includes one Lion in captain Dylan Hartley, whilst Tom Wood will lead England in South America flanked by Courtney Lawes, Ben Foden, Lee Dickson, Calum Clark and Paul Doran-Jones – a strong contingent but all players apart from Wood who have found themselves looking in on the England set-up after previous stints with the national side.
Add in the fact that Northampton have not defeated any of the top three this season, and they feel feel easy to write off. Except the power of their scrum cannot be discounted, nor the threat of Stephen Myler's cultured boot if he is on the money. The Saints certainly have a hope.
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Head-to-Head: Two Lions rejects who will captain their countries this summer, Kelly Brown and Tom Wood have both enjoyed fine seasons for club and country. Regularly found topping the tackling stats, what will matter most on Sunday is their ability to lead.
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Replacements: 16 John Smit, 17 Rhys Gill, 18 Carlos Nieto, 19 Mouritz Botha, 20 George Kruis, 21 Richard Wigglesworth, 22 Duncan Taylor, 23 Chris Wyles.
Northampton: 15 Ben Foden, 14 Ken Pisi, 13 James Wilson, 12 Luther Burrell, 11 Jamie Elliott, 10 Stephen Myler, 9 Lee Dickson, 8 Samu Manoa, 7 Tom Wood, 6 Calum Clark, 5 Christian Day, 4 Courtney Lawes, 3 Brian Mujati, 2 Dylan Hartley (capt), 1 Soane Tonga'uiha.
Replacements: 16 Mike Haywood, 17 Alex Waller, 18 Tom Mercey, 19 Phil Dowson, 20 GJ Van Velze, 21 Martin Roberts, 22 Ryan Lamb, 23 Tom May.
Date: Sunday, May 12
Venue: Allianz Park
Kick-off: 15.00
Referee: JP Doyle
Assistant referees: Paul Dix, Peter Huckle
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The Rebels and Chiefs do battle at AAMI Park in Melbourne on Friday, with the visitors out to inflict more woe on their struggling hosts.
The Rebels and Chiefs do battle at AAMI Park in Melbourne on Friday, with the visitors out to inflict more woe on their struggling hosts.
The Melbourne side have been running hot and cold in recent weeks. They beat the Force, suffered an upset loss to the Kings and were edged by the Crusaders.
The Chiefs have had similar misfortune. They beat the Sharks last week but suffered successive defeats to the Waratahs and the Reds.
The defending champions sit second on the overall log and have a slender lead atop the New Zealand conference. The Rebels by comparison sit 12th overall and fourth within the Australian conference.
In short, this game will be a mismatch between two teams at opposite ends of the log and the Rebels really shouldn't be expected to win.
While recent history is a fair indicator of the Rebels form, the Chiefs' recent run shouldn't be a factor in this game. Liam Messam (flanker), Tim Nanai-Williams (centre) and Asaeli Tikoirotuma (wing) all fired against the Sharks. Nanai-Williams and Tikoirotuma provided plenty of entertaining backline play that resulted in tries, while Messam produced a high-work rate at the breakdown.
By comparison, the Rebels big-name players haven't yet delivered consistently to the same level. James O'Connor's try against the Crusaders was impressive but he hasn't produced that flair and incisive running week-in-week-out. Scott Higginbotham, their replacement captain, has also stood up and worked hard but hasn't turned his productivity into points.
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Higginbotham, Scott Fuglistaller and Jarrod Saffy have become a highly dynamic and cohesive loose trio, but containing the Chiefs forwards and countering them at the ruck will be a tall order.
The last time these sides met was in 2011 when the Chiefs wore down the Rebels with possession in a four-try bonus point performance.
Prediction: The Chiefs are too good a team to remain off-the-boil. They'll consolidate their winning ways with another bonus-point victory. The Rebels, will put up a courageous performance similar to last week, but will be outclassed. Chiefs by more than 14 points.
The teams:
Rebels: 15 Jason Woodward, 14 Tom English, 13 Mitch Inman, 12 Rory Sidey, 11 Cooper Vuna, 10 James O'Connor, 9 Nick Phipps, 8 Scott Higginbotham (c), 7 Scott Fuglistaller, 6 Jarrod Saffy, 5 Cadeyrn Neville, 4 Hugh Pyle, 3 Laurie Weeks, 2 Ged Robinson, 1 Nic Henderson.
Replacements: 16 Shota Horie, 17 Paul Alo-Emile, 18 Luke Jones, 19 Gareth Delve, 20 Nic Stirzaker, 21 Kurtley Beale, 22 Lachlan Mitchell.
Chiefs: 15 Gareth Anscombe, 14 Lelia Masaga, 13 Tim Nanai-Williams, 12 Bundee Aki, 11 Asaeli Tikoirotuma, 10 Aaron Cruden, 9 Brendon Leonard, 8 Matt Vant Leven, 7 Sam Cane, 6 Liam Messam, 5 Brodie Retallick, 4 Craig Clarke (c), 3 Ben Tameifuna, 2 Mahonri Schwalger, 1 Pauliasi Manu.
Replacements: 16 Hika Elliot, 17 Toby Smith, 18 Michael Fitzgerald, 19 Tanerau Latimer, 20 Augustine Pulu, 21 Robbie Robinson, 22 Patrick Osborne.
Date: Friday, May 3
Kick-off: 19:40 local (10:40 BST, 09:40 GMT)
Venue: AAMI Park, Melbourne
Referee: Garratt Williamson (New Zealand)
Assistant referees: Ian Smith (Australia), Richard Goswell (Australia)
Television match official: Steve Leszczynski (Australia)
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