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"I received prayer for my eyes and felt relief on my eyes, but I also received an infilling of Holy Spirit. Praise God!" - Anonymous on July 23rd, 2012 | |
"My left eye brow was twitching for a long time before I came to AHR. They led me through a great prayer session and afterwards my eyebrow wasn't twitching anymore. Praise God!" - Nicholas on January 16th, 2012 | |
"PAIN GONE When I first got into the room my head, eyes, ears, and neck were hurting. While the team laid hands on me and prayed God took everything that was hurting. Now I feel better. All praise honor and glory to God!" - Bertha M. on July 19th, 2011 | |
"I went to the Healing Rooms with chronic back pain. The group prayed holding my feet and when he did he pulled my legs in front and my right leg was noticably shorter (about 1 inch). Then, right before our eyes my leg grew. I am healed from the source of my pain." - Dominique D. on October 28th, 2010 | |
"I had never heard of the healing rooms until a friend mentioned it to me, i had recently been in hospital suffering from neck and leg pains, and had various investigations to establish the cause. I was obviously very anxious waiting for the results and was willing to give anything a try. I also have a longstanding back problem and a noticeable difference in the length of my legs. The welcome i received at the healing rooms was wonderful, a calming, peaceful, and relaxing experience. The volunteers prayed for me and made me feel very comfortable. one volunteer remarked that she could see "gold dust" on my hands and neck during the session/ i couldn't see anything but how wrong could i have been. on returning home my hands and neck were full of gold sparkly dust. A week or so later i also noticed that after buying some new trousers that both my legs were now the same length! I couldn't believe my eyes. I can not thank the healing rooms enough for the effect it has had on me and i really do feel truly blessed. T Burnley UK" - T on May 2nd, 2010 | |
"Michael had not been feeling well since October of 2007. Several doctor appointments followed, as well as some chiropractor appointments for a sore neck. He had several medical tests which all came back normal. His symptoms were attributed to being run down, staying up late and not eating well, or possibly a low grade infection. Things, however, continued to get worse even with life style improvements and visits to the chiropractor for a sore neck. Antibiotics were next prescribed and even following that regiment his symptoms persisted. He was then sent to a surgeon for further evaluation. On January 23, 2008, a little over a month after Michaels 20th birthday, our nightmare began when we received a call from the surgeons office with the outcome of a CT scan. The results showed a large mass in Michaels head. An aspiration of the mass proved inconclusive so a biopsy was necessary. The diagnosis was Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma, a cancer that is rare in the United States. A PET scan (a scan that shows all cancer present in the body) showed no evidence of the cancer having spread from the head and neck area, therefore was potentially curable. This was a big relief at the time because If the cancer had spread beyond the head and neck area it would not be curable, but treatment could only buy us some time in the hope that a cure could be found. His treatment however was, as the doctors put it, the hardest of any cancer treatment given. The actual chemo was a harsh one and would be given simultaneously with 35 radiation treatments to the throat and neck area. A mask was made to fit his face and he was snapped into place on the radiation table. He was very brave and took these treatments with a great deal of courage and did not complain. He tried to enjoy the moments he could on the days he felt okay. When the long weeks of treatment were finally over, the cumulative effects made for a very miserable couple of weeks. His neck, tongue and throat were burned. He was barely able to swallow and almost all of his nutrition came from a feeding tube. He also was fatigued from the chemo and dealing with waves of nausea. After a month of rest he was beginning to feel better and the adjuvant treatment began, which was some follow up just in case chemo to get any left behind living cells of cancer. He had one round of this chemo combination, which was suppose to be easier but something was not right. He was having some intestinal pains and his energy level was sinking again, more than predicted. He was still not eating much, even when his throat was better and the chemo effects should have been wearing off. So the next round of chemo was delayed, and then delayed again. A CT scan was ordered and soon we found out that there was a tumor growing in Michaels hip bone, and had actually fractured the bone. A bone marrow biopsy showed it was cancerous and a PET scan showed there were actually 2 tumors in his left hip. His pain level was increasing and he was back on heavy duty pain medicine and steroids for bone pain. The pain was increasing quite quickly. His cancer was now staged from a 4A to a 4C and was now in his bone marrow. Our options were not many or even sure possibilities. He was given 3 more different chemos at one time and life was miserable. The pain medicine was not doing the job and more radiation was possibly coming up. A friend of Michaels told us about a local healing room where people can go and get prayed for; a place where she had gone and experienced positive results. Michael and I went for prayer which he received, and then we were told about a healing revival going on in Florida. Two of the people working at the healing room encouraged us to go, if possible, after seeing the condition and pain level that Michael was experiencing. Michael felt spiritually uplifted and got a definite touch from God when he was prayed for at the healing room. We also took their advice, packed up and on June 13, 2008 boarded a plane for Florida. The first part of the trip was horrible, as even the wheel chair ride to the plane and between gates was painful for Michael. I asked him in Denver if he wanted to rest in a motel and continue on later, rather than board again so soon. He wanted keep going because he did not think he would feel any better in a motel. Michael and I were seated apart on this next flight because a flight attendant put Michael near the front so he could get to the bathroom and exit the plane easier. A good way into the flight, I noticed a man and a woman (his wife) leaning over Michael, obviously praying for him. I ran up there and this man had tears running out of his eyes as he was praying for Michael's cancer to leave, and the pain to leave. He was asking God to burn the cancer out, was pleading the blood of Jesus over him, and began speaking life over Michael. Michael was basically healed at that moment. He immediately felt better. When we got to our hotel Michael began walking around. He had a very slight limp and his pain was mostly gone. The man on the plane and a friend of his talked to me for a while afterward and told me that Michael would sleep well that night (he had not been able to sleep much because of the pain). Michael had been waking up every few hours to take more pain medicine. He slept so well during the night that I had to wake him up at 11:30 am to check out of the motel at 12:00. He had slept all night without once waking up. I asked him how he was feeling and he said fine (A response I had not heard in a long time). The evening that we arrived, Michael went down to the restaurant in the motel to order food for us and brought it up to our room. (He had not been eating much at all - getting his nutrition from a feeding tube - we have not used the feeding tube since before we left for Florida, and today it was taken out). We had a wonderful time at the revival and Michael was prayed for by the ministry team and felt heat coming onto him. He went through the fire tunnel, and a lady we met while standing in line brought some people in the ministry team over to pray for Michael. It was such a wonderful experience and Michael continues to do GREAT! He has been pedal boating, playing basketball, a little jet skiing, doing landscape work and hanging out with friends. We had a gathering at our house less than a week after we returned home from Florida because we had friends in from out of town and it was our daughter, Marys birthday. Mary had a group of her girlfriends at the party who had been on a jump rope team with her while they were growing up. Some of the guests wanted the girls to perform so they did a short performance. At one point 2 of the girls were turning double dutch (a fast turn with 2 ropes going) and Michael said "I'm coming in." He jumped into the ropes and continued jumping in the ropes for longer than I knew he was able to, even before cancer and a broken hip!! It was great. Everyone is so amazed when I tell the story. We are blessed and everyday my husband and I are so happy just basking in the wonder of it all!!! We are continuing on with his medical treatment but are anxious to get all the scans from the doctors, to show on paper what we already know and see that Michael is totally 100% healed by the power of Jesus, the great physician and healer. Lisa Bate July 21,2008 Addendum: On August 6,2008 Michael finally was given another PET/CT scan. The Pet Scan shows metabolic activity that helps to detect and measure cancer, and is given along with the CT which further helps to define what is going on in the body. We received the results on August 12. His previous PET/CT scan done on June 10,2008 showed 2 tumors in his left hip area. These showed an SUV (Standard Uptake Value) measurement of 17.3 and 16.3 with 1-3 being within the normal range. On August 6 the measurements were both 1.4, well within the normal range. Also at the end of the PET/CT report it stated no PET CT evidence of active residual disease. The doctor concluded the reading of this report with these wordsMichael is in complete remission. " - Lisa B. on June 13th, 2008 | |
"I began to visit the North Shore Healing Rooms in Bothell, Washington with a lady from Sonrise Chapel. While she was going there to receive prayer for healing of thyroid tumors, I was there to receive healing from the physical ailments that seemed to plague me. To my surprise, I didnt receive physical healing first! I received deliverance from many deep emotional wounds mostly brought on by the verbal and emotional abuse from my father. As the Lord healed my broken heart and opened my eyes to how I had been bound and how He has set me free, my relationship with my husband Brandon improved. He definitely noticed a change in me for the better. And on a particular morning I rebuked all of the curses over my health in Jesus name. I then asked the Lord to bless me with healing and good health. That same morning on the drive to work, I noticed that my back muscles felt sorer than usual, and not in the same way. All throughout that day at work, it felt as if my spine was beginning to shift! Praise the Lord! It continued in this continually for about 5 more days. Since then it has been slower, but the Lord is still working out the manifestation of my healing. I havent needed inhalers for 3 months now, and I am no longer in constant pain from my back." - Angelina L. on February 13th, 2006 | |
"I scratched my cornea by getting something in under my contact lens and had excruciating pain, so bad that I couldn't open either of my eyes. I went to the doctor who said it would get better 10% each day. I came to the healing rooms, four days after it happened, still in lots of pain. The pain had gotten less and less as the team were praying and when I walked out the door the pain was gone. It is now a week later and I have not had any pain since! " - Laura F. on July 14th, 2009 | |
"I have been healed! Praise God! From a loose left hip replacement. The pain is gone, and my legs are of equal length. Possibly, God has restored my femur. Arthritis in the rights knee is healed. I can stand and walk without pain! (1st time in over 20 years!) I have received healing for my back. The roundness from kyphosis is gone. My neck has moved into alignment with my shoulders. I believe my blood pressure has come down from 186/128 on 5/19/09 and I am healed of hypertension, poor hearing and I have improved eyesight! To God Be all the Glory!!!" - Nalini H. on May 20th, 2009 | |
"I came in to the Healing Rooms today after talking with my ex-husband for weeks. I have been treated for mental illness since I was 15 years old. I also have had debilitating back problems for eleven years. After receiving prayer I am PAIN FREE. I am smiling! I haven't smiled or laughed in years. My eyes are sparkling, I feel great! My head feels clear. Thank you, Jesus for healing me. " - Meagan F. on April 22nd, 2009 | |
"I had injured my eye by not taking my contact lenses out while I slept. I woke up and pulled out a lense and injured one of my eyes to the point where any light was blinding and caused me a lot of pain. I had to wear a patch over that eye. Then I came in for prayer and the second the team laid hands on me I was instantly healed. Praise God! Thanks very much. Your work has done a great thing in our nation." - David A. on August 2nd, 2008 | |
"I was diagnosed with Chron's disease. Leg ulcers ensued with intense body pain until I was placed on disability at age 39. I got around with an electric cart or wheelchair. Years of steroids and strong immunosuppressant cause numbness of my feet. Despite severe pain and fatigue, I was able to serve the Lord as a deliverance minister and care pastor. Many times the Holy Spirit would speak to me and prophetically through others that Jesus would heal me and give me a healing ministry called Joy Springs: blind eyes would be opened, broken hearts restored and captives set free. During the spring this year I was diagnosed with a fistula between my bowel and bladder shortly after a home church pastor prophesied that I would soon be out of my wheelchair: For the last 4 months I have been walking (for the first time in 12 years) I have been soaking in healing prayer at the Healing Rooms and most recently completed voluntary training here. Calcium deposits are working their way from deep in my legs to the surface and my leg ulcers are being healed. God is keeping my blood work better than ever. To date I lost 120 pounds on the PRISM weight loss program. And at least one dozen medications are no longer needed. I am believing God for total repair of my bowel and bladder as he frees me from the curse of Chron's disease. The feeling in my feet is returning and my muscles are strengthening where I was unable to sit for more than 20 minutes. Now I can attend church services and every day I am experiencing less body pain. How can I not praise God for His wonderful work in my life. He has used the Healing Rooms of St. Paul for this ministry and I will be eternally grateful." - Joli G. on June 9th, 2007 | |
"I have suffered from persistent eye pain. After receiving prayer it is gone." - Doug H. on December 12th, 2007 | |
"I became hot while sitting waiting for prayer, like something was going to happen. The team prayed for neck pain and it's gone. My eyes were bulging and are now reducing. The pain in my head (1 1/2 years) is gone. I believe my vision will be restored." - Cinderella S. on January 12th, 2008 | |
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Photo by Mark Zuckerman / NATS INSIDER After last night's walk-off win, the Nats attempt to make it two in a row. |
But there it is in bold type at the top of this post: Game 81. The Nats have gotten to this point in unconventional fashion, winning 20 of their first 35 games and then losing 30 of their last 45. But if they beat the Mets tonight, they'll sit at 36-45. That's a 72-win pace, a 13-game improvement over last year. Deep down, wouldn't you all take that at the end of 2010?
Luis Atilano faces lefty Jonathon Niese tonight. Jim Riggleman sticks with his same lineup from last night, aside from Ivan Rodriguez taking over again behind the plate and Adam Dunn and Ryan Zimmerman flip-flopping spots. Center fielder Angel Pagan returns for the Mets after sitting out last night with muscle spasms in his side, but shortstop Jose Reyes remains out with his own oblique/back injury.
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Where: Nationals Park
Gametime: 7:05 p.m.
Radio: WFED-1500 AM, WWFD-820 AM
Weather: Sunny, 79 degrees, Wind 5 mph in from CF
CF Nyjer Morgan
2B Cristian Guzman
1B Adam Dunn
3B Ryan Zimmerman
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C Ivan Rodriguez
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SS Ian Desmond
P Luis Atilano
CF Angel Pagan
SS Ruben Tejeda
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C Rod Barajas
RF Jeff Francoeur
2B Alex Cora
P Jonathon Niese
7:07 p.m. -- We are underway with a strike from Luis Atilano to Angel Pagan. In honor of Fourth of July weekend, both teams are wearing white caps with stars and stripes inside their respective logos.
7:14 p.m. -- Technically, Atilano just allowed an earned run in the top of the first. But he wasn't exactly helped by his defense. With runners on the corners and one out, Atilano got Ike Davis to hit a bouncer toward second. It would have been a difficult double play to turn, but Cristian Guzman didn't even give the Nats a chance when he booted the ball. Guzman recovered in time to retire Davis at first, so there was no error on the play. But the Mets have taken a 1-0 lead in part because of shaky Nats defense.
7:24 p.m. -- Nyjer Morgan has been thrown out trying to steal for the 12th time this season, even though he beat Rod Barajas' throw to second. Morgan overslid the base, and David Wright (who was covering second base because the Mets had the shift on for Adam Dunn) tagged his foot when it came off the bag. Now, it's possible Wright actually pushed Nyjer off the base, which is what I believe Morgan and Jim Riggleman were arguing. But Bill Welke wasn't having any of it, so Nyjer's out and the Nats are done in the bottom of the first.
7:43 p.m. -- So let's see if I have this straight: Four of the Nationals' first six batters tonight struck out against Jonathon Niese, a pitcher who entering tonight had recorded only 57 strikeouts in 75 innings. This isn't Johan Santana, folks. Mets still lead 1-0 after two.
7:46 p.m. -- If you haven't seen the news I posted a little earlier: The Nationals have signed Orlando "El Duque" Hernandez (Livan's 44-year-old half-brother) to a minor-league contract. Not to be outdone, the Mets just announced they've signed Brian Bruney to a minor-league deal. The guy the Nats paid $1.5 million to post a 7.64 ERA in 19 appearances will now report to Class AAA Buffalo.
7:49 p.m. -- Nothing wrong with the way Atilano has pitched so far tonight. He's allowed one run and one hit over three innings, striking out four in the process. He's also retired eight straight since David Wright singled in the first.
8:00 p.m. -- On a positive note, Nyjer Morgan has now singled in his last four at-bats, dating back to the seventh inning last night. He's been far from perfect otherwise, but perhaps this is an encouraging sign of his bat getting back on track.
8:12 p.m. -- Atilano nearly pitched himself out of the ultimate jam (bases loaded, nobody out) but couldn't quite pull it off. After getting Rod Barajas to fly out to shallow center and Jeff Francoeur to line out to short, Atilano left an 0-1 fastball up to Alex Cora and then watched as the Mets' No. 8 hitter crushed it off the right-field wall for a three-run triple. Could Michael Morse have caught the ball? Perhaps, though it would have been a really nice play. The damage kept coming, with Niese flopping a double down the left-field line to score Cora and make it 5-0. And with that, Atilano's night came to an abrupt end. Joel Peralta is now on the mound in mop-up duty after Atilano lasted only 3 2/3 innings. Worst outing by a Nats starter in quite a while.
8:26 p.m. -- Tonight's out-of-nowhere Cy Young clone vs. the Nats: Jonathon Niese. He just established a new career high with eight strikeouts. And we're only through four innings.
8:41 p.m. -- The Nats have recorded a base hit in each of this game's first five innings. And have yet to score one run. Once again, they're having trouble stringing multiple hits together. So it remains 5-0 Mets after five.
9:12 p.m. -- Sorry for the lack of updates here, but there really hasn't been much of anything worth updating for a while. This one has slogged along with no changes. Joel Peralta did a nice job tossing three scoreless innings of relief, but let's be honest: It's not like this was a "high-leverage" situation. The Nats have done nothing at the plate against Niese, who is now back on the mound for the bottom of the seventh, still holding a 5-0 lead that feels like a 15-run lead.
9:20 p.m. -- Hey, what do you know: The Nats are on the board! Josh Willingham hits a solo homer off Niese to lead off the seventh. It's now 5-1.
9:26 p.m. -- Ian Desmond with his MLB-leading 20th error of the season, unable to haul in Alex Cora's bouncer up the middle. Seeing as how this is Game 81 and all, that means Desmond is on pace to finish with 40 errors this year.
9:37 p.m. -- We go to the ninth. It's still 5-1. That is all.
10:04 p.m. -- Well, that got interesting (and then heartbreaking). The Nats scored twice in the ninth and forced Jerry Manuel to use closer Francisco Rodriguez. But with Willie Harris representing the winning run at the plate and with a full count, K-Rod picked Roger Bernadina off second base to end the game. Wow. So the Nats still end up losing 5-3. The first half of the season is complete with a 35-46 record. Thus, they're on pace to finish 70-92.


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@ ruckingkiwi - Hear! Hear! I can't abide txt spk!
@ Ferdie - I love the concept of the Australian Random Excuse Generator - a machine in the corner of the ARU office that churns them out. I'm fairly sure that the Saffas have an over-worked one too, although we all use them from time to time...
@ heart_of_oak - as far as I'm aware, Julian Clary has never been a just a chef.
Posted 17:50 03rd September 2012
Oh dear. The comments here have just descended into insults. Can we get back to commenting on matches, good play, bad play etc. ? The wrong people are posting comments now. It's as if all Steven Seagal movies were not acted by the black leather justice machine but instead by Julian Clary or as if all Miss Marple's great detective work had been carried out by Jordan.
So chaps, what did you think of the games ? What are your predictions for the next games ?
Please lets get back to rugby.
Posted 13:37 01st September 2012
go easy on trinats2 everyone; having admitted on another PR thread he was "obviosly interlectually inpared" i think he deserves a little pity. not much, but a little, his part of queens land must be like deliverance country
the australian random excuse generator must be overheating - this from an oz news site: "The All Blacks are killing world rugby" (by winning everything) and "Wallabies must not accept myth of the unbeatable All Blacks" the second one is hilarious, because 'they started it' tight after the last test explaining away their own failure saying abs unbeatable.
Can't beat that!
Posted 11:29 01st September 2012
Rude_80, yeah you sure fooled us... and males shouldn't use LOL to explain their feelings, ever!
Sorry Trinats, I'll think of another lesson for you shortly, though more than likely the Saffas will teach you one first.
Posted 11:49 31st August 2012
Substitute the term "New phrase" for "New excuse" and you're bang on the mark :)
Posted 08:27 31st August 2012
Trinats, you are starting to see us Kiwis as BEEN backwards????
What school do you went to???
Posted 00:07 31st August 2012
still can't see it, like banging my head against a brick wall (or Kiwi defence)
Yes NH are good, McCaw got penalised for off side at Eden park !!! imagine if there was a Saffa ref, it would have been a cricket score !!!
New phrase: You are only as good as your Coach's game plan allows !!!
Posted 23:30 30th August 2012
Haha nice little wriggle but with your record of telling untruths I simply don't believe you. Just take the 5 in a row thing as 1 example. Explain that!
Besides you usually only give out compliments after the game.
On the subject of thinking remember all that guff about Saffa and NH refs you kept coming up with? Well it's 2 losses in a row now with a NH ref and surprise surprise you're now suggesting they are helping NZ.
Oh and what happened to your "Only as good as your last game" phrase? That soon disappeared didn't it!
Posted 18:10 30th August 2012
I made a couple of comments and you all jumped all over...LOL...such a dummies.... watch the NRL if you really want to learn something....
Posted 15:57 30th August 2012
Go Rabbitohs!
Posted 15:52 30th August 2012
@Trinats yep that confirms it, Browns Plains fits well. Using words like "dunny' and "Brisvegas" is just a give a way really. All class.
Posted 15:41 30th August 2012
I'm starting to see why people think of you Kiwis as been backward.
"You didn't really think about it very well did you?"
Actually, I did, you just couldn't see it, the complement I paid to the likes of McCaw and Carter "from Polynesia !!! (work that one out) "
let me know if you still can't work it out !!!
4000" acres ?? that's just for the dunny !!! I don't really have sheep farm, but can see you were getting excited.
I live in Brisvegas, and only person I have to impress is the missus !!!
Is that all you've got, come on, you can do better !!!
Posted 10:59 30th August 2012
I think "Rude_80 " is just taking the piss out of himself, deliberately posting like a moronic cock. Come on guys he is just a wind up, because no-one is genuinely that big a cock.
As for "Islanders", in NZder the term usually applies to the smaller Pacific Island people, and the list given was pretty short, you forgot, Cook Islanders, Rarotongans, Nuieans. It should be noted the 3 main Islands of New Zealand are actually 15% bigger than Great Britain in land area.
Also before someone else calls the All Blacks All Pacific, in all 5 tests this year the NZ starting XV was 100% born in NZ. In fact in the whole 2012 squad only a single player in the 30 was not born in NZ, Ben Franks and he was born in Australia.
BTW I am bit surprised at the number of Argentinians in the team.
Posted 08:21 30th August 2012
Seriously people, Rude_80 is not an Argentinian, he's just a troll pure and simple.
Posted 07:16 30th August 2012
Thanks for the geography lesson Trinats, I'm sure your countrymen would be appreciative, if they could read.
And in return.. a history lesson...
22 - 0
Enough said. Bye for now.
Posted 02:03 30th August 2012
@APV1 good one. Trinats and Rude_80 are buddy buddies, makes the eyes water doesn't it? I can see now why Trinats has got rid of his sheep off his property, he was spending too much time with them and it was eating into his trolling time, we are all better off now aren't we. By the way notice how he used the word "property" trying to impress the world with his "4000" acres, however I would suggest it is more like 450 sqm block in Browns Plains or similar.
Posted 01:13 30th August 2012
More talk about Islands here than rugby
Come to think of it Australia is an Island as well albeit a very large one but then again it's not about size its all about quality. LOL!
Sorry Guys! thought I may as well join in on the silly mud slinging
And if indeed as you say NZ is part of Polynesia then it surely must be logical that all these best players they have must be from Polynesia. Including The best of them all McCaw and Carter.
You didn't really think about it very well did you? Nor did you really think about how many players you have in your team from Polynesia.
Posted 00:22 30th August 2012
@ Trinads (time to upgrade to Quadnads) - Did you get rid of your sheep one bye one by bursting them?
BTW - We know that NZ is a PI - thats why its quite ironic when the great unwashed and deluded claim NZ is poaching PI players.
And yes, it might have been Nigel Owens attending rucks/mauls and making the turnovers as it sure wasn't the Convict pack and according to PR team of the week not the All Black one either.
Posted 23:13 29th August 2012
you're probably right...un abrazo..
Posted 18:43 29th August 2012
Oh good grief! Rude_80 has arrived. I suppose it was bound to happen eventually.
And now we have one.
A bona fide, 100% genuine, pure South American troll!
And he thinks Trinats is intelligent!
Oh joy.
That said, I watched both matches and I can't say I was surprised. Once again, the medicrity of talent on show was astounding! Agulla was about the only player worth watching and at least you'll have Louw in the next round. Otherwise, bugger all!
Aaaaah. It's good to be back.
Posted 16:39 29th August 2012
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With Elizabeth Warren and Senator Scott Brown preparing for their second debate Monday night, Warren appears to be inching ahead in the highly competitive race for Senate, as Massachusetts Democrats energized by the presidential race begin to fall in line behind her, according to a new Globe poll.
Warren, a Democrat, leads Brown, a Republican, 43 percent to 38 percent, a shift from the Globe's last poll in May, when Brown held a 2-point lead. But the race remains within either candidate's grasp, with 18 percent of voters still undecided, said Andrew E. Smith, the Globe's pollster and the director of the University of New Hampshire Survey Center.
I'd rather believe the Globe's polls than Brown's landers and lies about Elizabeth Warren's American Indian ancestry and her legal work on the Traveler's and LTV cases, as the GLobe's polls are far more honest. If one has a mind that isn't closed to reality, a reading of the facts of both those cases with regard to her work on them demonstrates conclusively that her work on them was completely in line with the rest of her work on behalf of working and middle class people. Check out Noah Bierman's articles on the Travelers Insurance and LTV cases in the Globe, (the one on the Traveler's case is better, as that case was simpler than the LTV one) and also read the comments on a BlueMassGroup thread [bluemassgroup.com/2012/09/how-big-a-problem-might-this-be/], paying attention especially to comments by WHosMindingDeMint, 25 Sep 8:45 am and fenway 49's reply for a good explanation of Warren's intent and purpose in the LTV case.
Seriously, we should rely on The Globe and Blue Mass Group commentors for the unbiased facts? No thanks, I'll take a few extra minutes and do the research myself. For instance, where is Warren's license to practice law in Massachusetts which was required for her to 'work' on these cases? Integrity matters!
Brown's being hurt, I think, by excessively mean Republican political ads... and they are really nasty. No matter which candidate you support, how can you approve of ads that personally denegrate the opponent? I could never countenance such ads being run about Brown.
Those ads might work in Georgia or Kansas, but voters here are a little smarter, I think. I'm convinced that excessively negative ads by Kerry Healey's sank her campaign. Patrick just ignored them.
Are you living in 1940 as your screen name suggests? The Brown ads are commenting on Elizabeth Warren's serious character flaw, her integrity. She has lied repeatedly in her lifetime right up until the present. You are right though that Massachusetts voters are a little smarter than voters in Kansas or Georgia. That's why we have elected the likes of DiMassi, Finneran, Flaherty and Thompson who have resigned from office due to criminal activity. Ya, we're a lot smarter. Healey lost because she ran as a Republican in a state where Democrats outnumber Rebplicans by 3 to 1.
Interesting comment from "jim1751" that "Healey lost because she ran as a Republican in a state where Democrats outnumber Republicans by 3 to 1." Hmmm. Didn't Bill Weld, Paul Cellucci and Mitt Romney also run as Republicans in a state where Democrats outnumber Republicans by 3 to 1? Doesn't Scott Brown face the same issue?
The problem with Scott Brown's negative ads is that he's savaging his opponent at the same time he's claiming to be a bipartisan guy who can work with people of both parties. I'm not a Scott Brown fan, but I thought he was running a pretty impressive campaign until a couple of weeks ago. However, his current incarnation does not at all look like he's a bipartisan guy who can work across the aisle.
It seems obvious to me that Karl Rove is working behind the scenes to orchestrate these quaisi-truthful stories. This is Karl Rove's technique--take a persons biggest strength--Elizabeth's Consumer Protection Act and her advocacy for the middle class -- and throw little bits of mud all over her. See if something sticks. Karl tries to muddy the water--and better still, he tries to make white look like black. We know that Scott was seen talking to Rove at a local restaurant the one day Scott was at the Republican Conference. Apparently that was his most important reason to be there. Scott keeps his voting record quiet. He doesn't want us to know that he votes with the Republican except when his vote is not needed. He then votes with the Democrats in order to claim bipartisanship. Mud slinging, with Rove's help, is all he has. Elizabeth's work to get the Consumer Protection Agency in place speaks much more to her character than these shady attempts by Karl Rove and the Brown campaign to re-invent her past.
Kristen you should spend a few minutes and do some fact checking on Rove's statements. I was not a big fan of his when he ran Bush's campaigns but since then I have found him to be a genius in his political commentary. He's hadly ever wrong. Do us all a favor by taking some time and post up his lies and misrepresentations so that we can see him the way that you do.
jim1751: Rove's Crossroads GPS attacks Elizabeth Warren in New Robocalls to Mass residents. In part the call says " The health care law backed by Warren could limit the availability of care seniors depend on from the Medicare program they paid for." The truth is President Obama's health-care law is not a "takeover"—four different news organizations have debunked that claim, and PolitiFact named this its 2010 "Lie of the Year." As for Obamacare cutting $700 billion in Medicare spending, PolitiFact rated that "Mostly False." (as the money is transferred to ObamaCare).
So Rove is lying to Seniors about Medicare in a scare tactic. Beyond that, the lies are the false information about Elizabeth, which I believe is orchestrated by Karl Rove for the Brown campaign. Of course, Scott could have just learned Rove's techniques. They are quite obvious. Attack a strength and turn it into a weakness by lying.
Perhaps MA voters should read what major newpapers have found out about Elizabeth Warren.
"Handmaid to the Plutocrats" in Saturday's WSJ. Elizabeth Warren's ironic legal past.---
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It's an opinion piece from the WSJ. Nothing new, just the same talking points the Brown campaign uses. For example:
"In a 1995 brief, Ms. Warren argued that the Coal Act mandate was grounded in union contracts that were dissolved by bankruptcy, and therefore Congress was retroactively and illegally creating a new liability. She lost in court, though she was right on the merits. But we can only imagine what Ms. Warren's ads might say about this if her GOP opponent Scott Brown had represented LTV."
Hardly compelling stuff.
This is to those truly undecideds out there trying to figure out just what makes sense. Scott Brown has stretched the truth to something unrecognizable but still confusing enough to put voters on the fence. In reality there is nothing in either canidate's background that is a disqualifier for running for the Senate. However a Senator's position matters on some very important issues. They become part of the decision to go to war or not. They confirm Justices to the Supreme Court. They legislate and support one bill or the other. This is where the tires really meet the road. Scott Brown voted for employers to have powers over employees where their salary is spent(the Blunt Amendment). He voted against putting people back to work or some assistance to get through hard times. He voted against preserving tax cuts for 98% of citizens unless those who had no need of for it also received a cut. He strongly believes in trickle down economics and has said so. He voted against environmental protections. He voted against Justice Soto Mayor's appointment to the Supreme Court, an advocate of settled women's rights. He is a Mitch McConnell Republican though he hides his affiliation and has voted lockstep with his Senate leader to thwart President Obama's plans for this country. He refused to stand up at the Republican Convention to assert his views on the national scene, yet he strongly endorses Mitt Romney. A vote for Scott Brown will be a step to put Mitch McConnell in charge of the Senate. In contrast Elizabeth Warren proudly showed her support at the dais of the Democratic National Convention in prime time for the President and what she believes in and what direction we should steer our country. The term fighter in the political sense has been bandied about and may have different connotations for different people. For me, it means Elizabeth Warren will stand up to straighten out what has caused so much economic suffering in this country by advocating for needed legislation to stop financial industry wayward practices. It is widely known that it is Senate Republicans who are blocking progress and Scott Brown is another Republican vote. In spite of his words to the contrary, Scott Brown is a country club Republican by his votes and the people he hangs out with. We also now know he is not such a nice guy, falsely attacking a prominent educator, researcher, and author who was the founder of the Federal Consumer Protection Bureau. So the politics here is important and each of us must truly ask what's in it for us, our family, and our community. In short what will enhance this country's prosperity?
Very good points about the Supreme Court. It brings up a question though ... We know that Warren would vote to confirm a self-described "Affirmative Action Baby" like SotoMayor, but what if a candidate came up for confirmation that was a fake affirmative action baby like Warren herself? I'm just not sure how current liberal thinking threads that needle .... Oh what a tangled web we weave
Jeez Western I was addressing the undecideds not those entrenched in Brown's camp. However glad to see you have woken up to the importance of the Supreme Court in this election. By the way what was Clarence Thomas? Affirmative action does not guarantee how far you advance. It only gives you an opportunity you would not have otherwise. By the way Western Sotomayor graduated Summa Cum Laude from Princeton University. Now I know you truly are a Brown supporter, just making up stuff no matter how slanderous it is.
Is this the same poll that had "Marsha" Coakley up by 15 points on Scott Brown a few years ago? There is a reason I don't buy the Globe anymore, its all the lies, half truths and the blatant disregard for giving anyone a fair shot with an R after their name. Keep it up and continue to watch subscribers head for the door.
You can't believe any poll that has a majority of respondents in Massachusetts claiming to be Democrats. Clearly biased. I'd like to see the results when an equal number of Democrats and Republicans are polled. (satire)
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It's easy to understand why an uneducated person would be confused by statistics. Statistical samples are randomly chosen from the population. In this case, the population would be all eligible voters or all eligible voters who indicate that they are likely to vote. One would expect the sample to include a mix of Democrats, Independents, and Republicans that is similar to the mix in the overall population.
How is 43 to 38 within the margin of error? That's a 5-point difference, and you say margin of error is plus or minus 4.4.
The plus-or-minus margin of error applies to both numbers in both directions. For instance, Warren's 43% could be as little as 38.6 or as much as 47.4. Brown's 38% could range between 33.6 and 42.4.
A worst case scenario for Brown would be Warren at the top of the margin, 47.4, and Brown at the bottom, 33.6, which would give Warren a lead of 13.8 points.
A worst case of Warren would be Brown at the top of the margin, 42.4, and Warren at the bottom, 38.6, which would give Brown a lead of 3.8 points.
The Guardian had an article on Friday about how Romney is having a negative affect on Republican congressional candidates. In particular, the choice of Ryan as his running mate, and Romney's criticism of the 47% who do not pay income taxes (most of whom are Republicans), have both weighed on the congressional races. Ryan has made it clear that he wants to eliminate Medicare, and Romney has criticized people who receive Medicare as being dependent on government handouts. Therefore it's not surprising that polls are identifying Medicare and healthcare as the major issues in this campaign.
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Many voters are believing the "bipartisan" claim of Brown. His voting record is Repub with a few voted casrt for bills that wouldn't pass,just to get the percentage of "bipartisan" votes. The problem is that these voters who fall for this are not getting decent info and are going on superficial claims.
Fair and balanced is not the Boston Globe! No wonder the readership is in the tank. The paper does come in handy though when I run out my Charmin!!!
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Warren has taken a big lead among candidates who gamed affirmative action, practiced law for a decade in Massachusetts without being a member of the bar, plagiarized a recipe in Powwow chow, fought for Big Steel to limit pension payments to workers and flipped foreclosed property!
Sadly, Warren will end up winning because she will ride the coat tails of Obama who will win here by 20pts. She is a hypocrite, liar, and unworthy or being a US Senator. She will side with the Dems 100% of the time and will have no impact on the Senate. Scott Brown is best for MA and our country as he is not a rubber stamp for either party.
Brown has to have a five point lead going into the election or he is going to have a very difficult time. The casual Democratic voter who just votes the party line will show up to flip the switch for Obama. The Presodent has a twenty point lead over Romney in this state. If only half of those folks follow the column down Warren picks up a bunch of votes over and above her solid support.
Why does the Globe embarass itself and lose credibility with these garbage polls?!?!? Simply ask around: no one is voting for this fraud Liz Warren. No one! The Globe is becoming more of a joke than ever.
What scares me is that this fraud wasn't dismissed by the Democrats at their state convention!! This woman disqualified herself, and disgraced herself, before she even entered this race. And when her sins became known, Democrats should have fixed this mess at their convention, and they didn't! They took a pass! Democrats, of all people, should understand why Liz is disqualified. That they apparently don't and that she is in this race, does indeed scare me. It indicates this state and the 'responsibility' among Democrats has fallen even more than imagined the past coulple decades. That you would still be supporting her at this point speaks volumes about yourself...
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I have to say I'm amazed at how few people missed that the poll was conducted by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center. They're respected and non-partisan. Follow the link: http://www.boston.com/multimedia/2012/09/30poll/poll_web_sunday.pdf
We simply cannot afford to have Mitch Mc Connell and Repubs controlling the Senate.
Damage to Medicaire and Social Security,repeal of the ACA,weakening womens' choice,higher taxes for middle calss and lower for the rich.
Tom Menino,who endorsed Warren, referred to Brown as "wishy-washy" and sitting on the fence on important issues.He said that,although Brown is a "nice guy" we need someone who is clearly and consistently on our side.
"Warren's lead is within the poll's margin of error of plus or minus 4.4 percent, meaning a spread of as much as 8 percentage points between the candidates would still statistically count as a dead heat. " NO! That's not how to interpret polling stats! It's not a "statistical dead heat" - that would be if it were 44% to 43.9%. With a 5 pt lead and a 4.4% std deviation, sure that says it's possible that Brown has a slight lead, but it's equally plausible that Warren has an 11 pt lead. If one candidate is ahead by more than the MOE, you should not say that it's a statistical dead heat. You should say "Warren appears to have a slight lead." Read the AP's style guidelines here for how to report poll results: http://ralphehanson.com/blog/ap_poll.html
Elizabeth Warren is one of the greatest senatorial candidates that Massachusetts
ever has had the opportunity for whom to vote. We are so lucky. Not only is she committed to the middle class but she is a brilliant academic scholar of economics at a time when we need such expertise.
Scott Brown with his tomahawk chops, insulting and racist staff rants cannot hold a candle to this woman of character and integrity. I am hoping fervently that the voters of Massachusetts
will see what I see having met Elizabeth Warren on three separate occasions.
Since listening to her interview with Bill Moyers on PBS during the near total economic collapse of 2008 I was convinced of her phenomenal ability.
Unless you are part of the 1% wealthiest then YOU should vote for Elizabeth Warren. If you are a Massachusetts resident and part of the 99% YOU should vote for Elizabeth Warren. If you want a more equitable, fair and just nation then YOU should vote for Elizabeth Warren. She will not let us down. In addition to her academic excellence she is a humane and wonderful human being whom I will be proud to call my senator from the great State of Massachusetts!
Elizabeth Warren is a GEM, a price above rubies, and Massachusetts should NOT let this gem slip through our fingers.
"Brilliant academic scholar of economics"? She's a lawyer. While she has misrepresented herself numerous times, she has never claimed to be a "brilliant academic scholar of economics". Where do you come up with this stuff NRosen? We can only pray that Independent voters will come to realize what a fraud she is in time for election day.
Oh jim1751, give it a rest. People like you have no substance to use so you keep talking about these trivial issues about a box on a form or some other phony issue. The fact is, if you had anything of substance to talk about, you would. If she were not so highly qualified, you'd be pointing that out. If she were wrong on the issues, you'd point that out. If she was in the pocket of big money, you'd point that out. And guess what? Scott Brown is losing. Why? Because he's a lousy candidate, a lightweight Senator, and a lucky dog that he was up against Coakley in a very short special election. So, there was a fluke, he got in, and now it's time for a real Senator. Of course, when Senator Warren is passing new financial reforms and relief for underwater homeowners and sitting on finance committees making this country safer for consumers, you'll still be slandering her with your racist, low class insults. Fortunately you are in a minority. Elizabeth Warren is the real deal. Can't wait for her to be my Senator.
Maybe I missed it,but did the Globe ever report that the two canidates were in a dead heat?How about Brown in a lead? Obivously Brown was at one time leading,if he wasn't Warren's "slim lead" would not be a story. After the Coakley/Brown race I really do not pay much attention to your published polls.Credibility is just not there.I feel that you blinded by your agenda.
If you weren't paying attention to the polls, you wouldn't be here to comment. If you'd studied the polls during the Coakley/Brown campaign, you'd know and would have known at the time that a last minute surge of undecided independent voters moved Brown. The poll with Coakley in the lead was about two weeks before the election and reported a large number of undecided voters. You need to do more than read headlines and listen to sound bites to know what's going on.
This poll also showed a large number of undecided voters. Pay attention. The details are important.
Dan Kennedy has an excellent article on that.
So what went wrong in 2010? My theory: Nothing. The story about that earlier poll is protected behind a paywall (I'm a subscriber, so I've reread the whole thing). But as you can see from this excerpt, the poll was conducted between Jan. 2 and 6, and the election to fill the U.S. Senate vacancy created by Ted Kennedy's death was held on Jan. 19.
Thus it's likely that the poll was accurate when it was conducted. People were just getting back to their normal routines coming out of the holidays. The race broke very late for Brown. By the time the story was published, on Jan. 10, the race was already trending away from Coakley, and within days, other polls were reflecting that.
registered voters would be better, harder, but better. the n is skewed towards dems so do not take much out of this report
egistered Democrat 183
Registered Unenrolled 243
Registered Republican 72
Even if you split the unenrolled 5/50 you get dems 304.5 and R 193.5.. Also expalins the overwhelming support for Kerry, that joke.
Dude, read the article. Every single question is broken down by REGISTERED Democrat, REGISTERED Unenrolled, and REGISTERED Republican. It IS just registered voters.
As to claim of Bias because of percentages: it accurately reflects the state. The majority of respondents were unenrolled.
You're a member of a minority party. Deal with it.
Poll at Massachusetts Laywers Weekly.
Should U.S. Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren be investigated for possibly practicing law without a license?
Yes (87%, 958 Votes)
No (13%, 138 Votes)
I've answered it multiple times. So did who cares:
"As of 2010 only about 11% of voters are registered Republicans. Democrats made up 36% and Independents 53%."
The poll is registered voters (no matter what you chose to believe). The breakdown is:
- Registered Democrat 183 (36%)
- Registered Unenrolled 243 (48%)
- Registered Republican 72 (14%)
SO, if anything, the poll is skewed more Republican than the actual population.


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A semitruck veered off Highway 99 and into some train tracks Tuesday morning. A witness reportedly found the driver behind the steering wheel afterward struggling the breathe.
Northwest Bakersfield
The first-reading ordinance was unanimously passed, and a process is now underway to ban medical marijuana shops in the city. City attorney Ginny Gennaro said enforcing the proposed ban would be complaint-driven, and that police would not go around boarding up businesses and arresting people.
A police cruiser was involved in a crash Thursday afternoon in a busy northwest Bakersfield intersection.
The city is receiving $225,000 for the Hageman Road Signal Installation & Synchronization project.
Summer Movies in the Park return this weekend and continue through Aug. 9.
Free, nutritious meals will be served this summer to qualifying Kern County children through a federally funded program.
The Bakersfield City School District will honor its 2013 Hall of Fame inductees Friday night.
Despite passionate pleas by people who said they need medicinal marijuana to help them cope with ailments, the Bakersfield City Council unanimously approved the first reading of an ordinance that would ban medicinal marijuana dispensaries anywhere in the city.
From the earth-movers to tractors and construction workers, there is plenty going on along the Westside Parkway. Luis Topete, the lead engineer on the project, said Tuesday that the aim is to open the roadway by the first week of August.
The entertainment lineup for the 2013 Kern County Fair was announced Monday and will kick off Sept. 18 with Uncle Cracker and end Sept. 29 with Banda la Costena.
C-SPAN is in town all week, filming segments about Bakersfield to air nationally July 6 and 7.
The local real estate market is making a comeback, but local experts don't think it's headed for another so-called bubble. Long-time appraiser Gary Crabtree says home prices in Bakersfield have gone up 36 percent in the last 12 months, but he predicts a "more normal" market is ahead.
While Bakersfield College, Bakersfield Christian High School and Garces Memorial High School have already held commencement ceremonies, most local graduations are scheduled for this week and next week.
As barbecue grills sizzled and music played, the celebration in the spirit of honor was felt by those strolling through Camp Hamilton.
A Wisconsin man died Monday afternoon when a semitruck crashed into a canal, caused by a coughing driver, according to the California Highway Patrol.