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PAXTON – A state police traffic stop this morning on Route 122 led to the discovery of $12,500 cash which authorities believe are the ill-gotten gains of drug dealing.
At 1:28 a.m. today, Trooper Sergio Figueiredo saw a dark colored Ford Econoline van traveling northbound on Route 122 around 1:28 a.m. A quick check showed the vehicle had not been properly inspected.
The trooper pulled over the van and as he approached, the driver, identified as Michael J. Penny, 27, of Auburn, was bent down. The trooper believed Mr. Penny was hiding or getting something.
A smell of marijuana allegedly wafted out of the van. When the trooper asked for driver's license, Mr. Penny didn't have one. His license appears to be suspended.
Mr. Penny allegedly handed the trooper his state identification card, which was tucked into a wad of $20 bills wrapped in a bundle. The wad of cash raised Trooper Figueiredo's suspicion, knowing cash wrapped that way is an earmark of the drug dealing trade, state police said.
During a search of the vehicle, authorities allegedly found a scale, cellophane wrappers and what appeared to be marijuana. A plastic shopping bag hidden under the bed in the rear of the van allegedly had $12,560 inside.
"The money was packaged in the same manner as the wad of cash found on Penny's person," state police said. "The packaging was again, consistent with the sale of narcotics. Penny did not want to speak about where he obtained the money, other than to say that it was his."
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Carlton Berry is angry about how he was treated following the shooting last week on the north Harris County campus. He was in jail for a week, and deputies later dropped all charges against him. Now he's talking about his ordeal.
Now that he's been cleared of aggravated assault charges after he was accused of being involved in a shooting at Lone Star College last week that injured three people, including himself, Berry says he wants to clear his name.
He said, "All I know is I am a good person. I don't run with gangs. I am not a gang member. I attend school to further my education so I can have a better future."
Berry says he was at Lone Star College last week in a hallway talking with accused gunman Trey Foster, a man he calls an acquaintance he's known since high school, when investigators say Foster got into an altercation with shooting victim Jody Neal. Berry told us he doesn't know how it started or even remember what happened next. But he claims he had nothing to do with the shooting.
Berry was initially charged but on Monday the district attorney's office said it lacked evidence so the charges were dropped. Now Berry is asking for an apology for statements made by Harris County Sheriff Adrian Garcia last week.
"I hope he gets what he deserves," Sheriff Garcia said last week.
But when I asked Sheriff Garcia about that on Monday he said he didn't do anything wrong.
"I'm not going to apologize. I owe him not apology," said Harris County Sheriff Adrian Garcia. "This is an ongoing that is still in progress."
But community activist Quanell X says that's not acceptable.
"I say to Sheriff Garcia, when you say that you have nothing to apologize for, and that you refuse to apologize to Carlton Berry, we're saying that you're refusing to apologize because you don't want to do the right thing," Quanell said.
We contacted the sheriff's office after Berry's press conference and a spokesperson there said nothing has changed, and that the sheriff has already commented on that and has nothing else to add.
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Mumbai: Farah Khan, who has choreographed Kareena Kapoor in the item number 'Fevicol se' from the movie 'Dabangg 2', is thrilled with the roaring response to the song.
"I am very happy. I do very few songs in a year and I normally choose. Last time as well I heard the songs of `Dabangg` and chose `Munni badnaam`, but this time Arbaaz (Khan) had already picked `Fevicol se` for me," the 47-year-old said here at the sidelines of an event on Monday.
"I feel happy because we work really hard. Kareena has worked specially hard because she is just doing an item number. I always give steps that everyone can do, parents and kids all," she added.
Asked which is her favourite, 'Munni' or 'Fevicol se', she said: "If you tell me to choose between my daughters Diva or Anya, how can I?"
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Former President Ronald Reagan once said that "to make the international trading system work, all must abide by the rules." He didn't say some must abide by the rules; nor did he say we should allow our trading partners to bend (or obliterate) the rules without consequences.
Today, it is more important than ever for this administration and Congress to get tough on fair trade—and the Currency Reform for Fair Trade Act of 2009 (CRFTA) is a critical step in this direction.
The American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) joins other organizations in strong support for the CRFTA for several good reasons, but a major reason is that it addresses currency manipulation by foreign governments, which has contributed to serious global structural imbalances and provides a huge unfair—and artificial—competitive advantage.
While the United States plays by the rules and adheres to its World Trade Organization (WTO) obligations, some of our trading partners don't. Foreign countries engage in illegal currency misalignment when they effectively prevent market forces from determining the value of their currency. This practice allows those foreign countries to artificially make their exports cheaper and their imports more expensive, thereby putting American goods and services at an unfair competitive disadvantage.
China has been intervening massively in foreign exchange markets to keep its own currency severely undervalued (by at least 40 percent) for more than a decade. This essentially gives China a first-and-goal position on America's 10-yard line and has resulted in lowering America's annual gross domestic product by as much as $500 billion. Another result is a buildup of foreign currencies that can be used to acquire foreign assets with what amounts to "free money." This mercantilist policy not only subverts real free trade but also adds to the massive imbalances that threaten the global trading system.
American steelmakers and their workers can compete with anyone in the world as long as everyone is playing by the same set of rules, but we can't compete against governments. China's currency manipulation has run up a $1.4-trillion trade surplus with the United States since 2001. When is enough, enough?
We need to pass legislation that effectively addresses unfair trade and currency policies that have devastated U.S. manufacturing. That is where the CRFTA comes in. It builds on, refines and streamlines earlier proposals made in the 109th and 110th Congresses and establishes an effective trade remedy provision to neutralize currency undervaluation. Specifically, it neutralizes the negative effects of misaligned foreign currency by allowing injured American industries and their workers to seek remedies under current trade laws. It also directs the U.S. Commerce Department to measure whether a country's currency is fundamentally misaligned in a public, transparent and fair way using public data from the International Monetary Fund. It also creates an incentive for foreign governments to cease their unfair, mercantilistic trade practices and serves as a deterrent against similar abuses in the future.
The AISI earlier this year commended Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D., Mich.), Sen. Sherrod Brown (D., Ohio) and Sen. Jim Bunning (R., Ky.), Rep. Tim Ryan (D., Ohio) and Rep. Tim Murphy (R., Pa.) for reintroducing the CRFTA, a critical step toward leveling the playing field for American manufacturers. We are glad that the bipartisan support of members who have joined as co-sponsors is growing, and we will continue to urge Congress to enact it into law.
China's trade practices, including currency manipulation, in effect created more than $50 billion in subsidies just in the steel sector. These subsidies include debt-to-equity swaps, money to upgrade the steel industry, inadequate enforcement of environmental and worker safety rules, and large-scale subsidies in the form of preferential loans from state-owned banks, tax incentives, interventions to maintain exchange rate misalignment and—of growing concern—manipulation of raw material markets.
In fact, in June the United States and the European Union filed a dispute with the WTO challenging China's export restrictions on key raw materials and minerals used in manufacturing. The AISI and four other steel industry organizations whose workers and member companies represent all of America's steelmaking capacity commended the Obama administration and the office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) for leading the effort to bring the case. China's barriers on raw materials and minerals is just another way in which China favors its domestic manufacturing industries at the expense of the rest of the world. When China joined the WTO in 2001, it committed to removing these restrictions. China is the largest importer of U.S. goods, with trade expanding to $408 billion last year.
Another China trade issue concerns the Chinese government's decision to raise its value-added tax (VAT) export rebates on a wide array of flat, long and tubular products. This government action, reflective of China's long-standing efforts to manipulate its VAT system in order to promote steel exports, is particularly reckless in light of the fact that we are facing a global recession.
Since the United States has neither a system of VAT rebates to stimulate exports nor any import duties on steel mill products (we agreed to go to zero steel tariffs in the Uruguay Round), these moves represent particular harm to American steel producers. The fact that these trade-restricting and trade-distorting actions were apparently taken largely by fiat, and without any transparency in process or policy, is a further cause for concern—reflecting a tendency to promote particular outcomes in trade through direct government intervention rather than through a transparent, rules-based approach. The AISI flagged these actions with the U.S. government to review in light of the importance of trade relations with China.
These are but a few of the trade issues at the forefront of what the AISI has highlighted to the administration and Congress as key policy objectives to establish and enforce trade policies that will truly level the international playing field for all manufacturers and to bring an emphasis to getting tough on unfair trade from China.
We are encouraged by the progress that has been made with the CRFTA and strongly support its passage. We also appreciate the leadership exercised by the Obama administration and the USTR with respect to export restrictions placed on a variety of raw materials and minerals. One day, perhaps the rhetorical question "When is enough enough?" will go away. Until then, we must remain vigilant in our efforts to enforce rules-based trade.
Thomas J. Gibson is president and chief executive officer of the American Iron and Steel Institute, Washington.
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DES MOINES, Iowa — A fifth national wrestling title is within striking distance of Southern Oregon University after the first day of the NAIA National Championships, but the Raiders will need a strong finish today to catch Grand View.
Grand View leads the field with 93 points, while second-place SOU appears to be the only team with a legitimate shot at jumping the leaders on the final day with 83. MSU-Northern is a distant third with 69.5 and Dickinson State is fourth with 53.
Four Raiders wrestlers are still alive in the championship semifinals of their respective weight classes and five more are hanging around in the consolation brackets, giving the Raiders nine All-Americans (top eight). Top-ranked 125-pounder Mitchell Lofstedt, top-ranked 174-pounder Brock Gutches, second-ranked 149-pounder Jimmy Eggemeyer and third-ranked 133-poiunder Prescott Garner each will be wrestling in the semis at the Jacobson Exhibition Center this morning.
Miguel Baltazer (133), Dalton Urritia (157), Derek Mestrovich (165), Jacob Abrams (184) and Taylor Johnson (197) also have locked up All-American status by staying alive in the consolation bracket, and today will be looking to rack up as many points as possible in order to bolster SOU's title bid.
"That's kind of the position that to some degree that we expected to be in," SOU wrestling coach Mike Ritchey said. "I'd rather be ahead by 10, but that's not the way it is right now. But we can make up some ground in the morning."
The Raiders have finished second at nationals three out of the last four years.
Lofstedt led the way with three quick pins to advance to today's semifinals. The defending champion at 125 needed a combined 3 minutes, 51 seconds to finish off his first three opponents. Lofstedt is seeking his third national title.
Garner also advanced to the final four behind three easy victories. He earned a technical fall in his first match before picking up major decision wins in the second round and the quarterfinals.
Eggemeyer won a pair of decisions to advance to the 149-pound semis, including a narrow 2-1 victory over Nick Haugen of Baker in the second round.
Gutches, who hails from Crater High School, pinned his first opponent in 45 seconds and claimed a 10-6 decision over Tanner Martin of Indiana Tech in the quarterfinals. Gutches is aiming for his second straight national title.
A pair of Raiders advanced to the quarterfinal round before falling into the consolation bracket. Mestrovich claimed a 7-3 decision in his first contest before dropping a 10-2 major decision to Grand View's Jimmie Schuessler, ranked No. 2. Mestrovich then earned a consolation victory to secure All-American status.
SOU's heavyweight, seventh-ranked Bubba Owens, won a narrow opening matchup by a tiebreaker before losing a 12-3 major decision to third-ranked Jose Lopez from Dickinson State.
Urritia and Johnson bounced back from early setbacks to win three consolation matches apiece and secure All-American status. Johnson, who is battling a leg injury and was pinned in the second round, picked up each of his three consolation wins by pin.
"In his first match he was not used to (the hurt leg)," Ritchey said of Johnson. "He was caught in a weird situation and couldn't get off his back. He's done a good job of rallying from that. I think he's comfortable wrestling on it now. If he doesn't step up, we're down by 20."
Baltazar and Abrams earned two consolation wins apiece to clinch top-eight finishes.
The meet picks up again today starting with the championship semifinals at 10 a.m. local time (8 a.m. Pacific), followed by consolation matches. The championship finals will begin at 7 p.m. (5 p.m. Pacific).
"We need some help from some other teams in the country to knock some of those (Grand View) guys out," Ritchey said, "and we'll be in the mix."
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Team scores — Grand View 93, Southern Oregon 83, MSU-Northern 69.5, Dickinson State 53, Lindsey Wilson 51.5, Great Falls 51.5, Missouri Valley 43, Campbellsville 42, Menlo 29, Midland 29, Cumberland 24.5, Morningside College 23.5, Simpson 23.5, Indiana Tech 22.5, Oklahoma City 22.5, Baker 20.5, York College 18.5, Dakota Wesleyan 16, Wayland Baptist 15.5, Hastings College 13, Missouri Baptist 11.5, University of the Cumberlands 11.5, William Penn 11.5, Bethany 9, Benedictine 8.5, Life University 8.5, Waldorf College 8.5, Calumet 7.5, Embry Riddle 6, Jamestown College 5.5, Briar Cliff 2.5, Brewton-Parker College 1, Hannibal-LaGrange 1, Bacone 0, Central Baptist 0, Northwestern 0, Truett-McConnell College 0.
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Former federal judge to help disburse Sandy Hook donations
NEWTOWN -- Officials with the foundation charged with distributing $11 million donated in response to the Sandy Hook massacre are looking to bring in a former federal judge to help with the effort.
Several sources confirmed for The News-Times Friday that Alan Nevas, a former federal judge and practicing attorney from Westport who specializes in arbitration and mediation, will be brought in to serve as chairman of a distribution committee that was announced earlier this month.
While officials with the Newtown-Sandy Hook Foundation charged with distributing the money declined to comment on Nevas' appointment, board members said they hope to have an announcement next week.
Board member Dr. Charles Herrick said foundation officials continue to "hammer out" the details of the committee and its membership.
"When that is completed we will be able to reach out to the families and make an announcement," he said.
The board is expected to meet early next week to vote on a variety of issues, including the makeup of the committee. Whether the board will decide how much of the $11 million will go to the 40 families most impacted by the shooting isn't known.
Foundation officials announced two weeks ago that the distribution committee would decide how approximately $4 million would be distributed among 40 families, which includes the 26 people killed at the school, a dozen students who escaped the classrooms where the shooting occurred and two educators who were injured.
Family members of those slain have said, however, that the board may reconsider the amount that's divided among the families.
Foundation officials have said they believe a portion of the $11 million donated to date should be divided among the families, while a portion should be retained to handle long term community needs.
Both the governor's office and family members have been urging the foundation in recent weeks to bring in a single administrator, such as Ken Feinberg, to handle the disbursement of the money.
However, Feinberg, who has spearheaded several notable funds including the 9-11 Victims Fund and the BP oil spill settlement, agreed to oversee the fund established for the victims in the wake of Monday's Boston Marathon bombing.
Several relatives of those murdered at Sandy Hook Elementary School said they reached out to Boston officials in recent days urging them to bring Feinberg on board.
"I am grateful to Ken Feinberg for stepping in to administer the One Fund," said Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick. "Ken has a long history of public service, especially in times of tragedy."
Feinberg had met with Newtown families, at their request to seek his advice and counsel, at an undisclosed location in Monroe last week.
One family member, who declined to be named, said the foundation is attempting to placate the families by bringing Nevas on board, but it falls short of the single administrator like Feinberg they've been calling for.
"We want a single administrator to come in and distribute the funds so we can be done with this and move forward," the relative of a Sandy Hook victim said.
Herrick said both foundation officials and the transition team that created the organization reached out to Feinberg, and others, in the past.
He said local officials also spoke with officials in other communities, including Aurora, impacted by mass shootings that had funds administered by Feinberg.
Nevas could not be reached for comment Friday.
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The Undead Team beta is now playable for all PC and Mac owners of Blood Bowl 2 on Steam!
To access the beta, just follow these steps:
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- The price of the Orc Blitzer is now 80k.
- The bretonnian blitzer has now access to agility skills on a standard level up (no doubles).
- Increase of the maximum team number per coach (40 instead of 25)
- Increase of the maximum competition number in a league (20 instead of 8)
- Matchmaking system prameters changes (processing time: 5min / Max TV difference: 500)
- Fix of an issue preventing the Xbox One controller from working on Windows 10
- Fix of a bug blocking a team slot
- Pass Block is now usable on a Long Bomb
- The coaches assistants are now properly taken into account for the kick-off event Brilliant Coaching
- Fix of a crash when trying a pass outside of the pitch in BB1 control mode
- Fix of a scrolling issue during inducement in hotseat with the combo mouse/controller
- Fix of a bug preventing the Norse AI from validating its placement with Starplayers
- The ball is now displayed properly during a Touchdown with some players
- Fix of an issue preventing the screen resolution to be saved on Mac
- Fix of an issue preventing players from using the chat in multiplayer on Mac


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One of the best meals I've had all year consisted of a piece of fish caught in the cold depths of the Southern Ocean.
The Patagonian toothfish, marketed as Chilean seabass, bucks a growing culinary trend that favors locally sourced meats and seafood over those harvested from afar. There are differing schools of thought about carbon footprints and such, but I'd like to think that, on occasion, consuming foodstuffs from other parts of the globe is doing no great harm to the planet.
Besides, there is something wonderful about the diversity of ingredients well within our reach, especially for those whose palates tilt to the exotic.
Looking back at my dining experiences for the past year, I must admit, however, a fondness for the stalwarts - steaks grilled over a wood fire, rustic stews, grilled lobster (from Maine, not Florida) split and brushed with butter.
I've had my share of dining experiences where food is treated as art and one trips over such menu vocabulary as espuma, gelee, nage or pave.
Such was the case at the impeccable Herons restaurant in Cary, N.C., for example, which turned out a simple-but-stunning piece of Scottish salmon paired with blue crab custard, a relish of pancetta and fennel, and pickled walnuts.
Closer to home, the dishes that stand out most are more simplistic. It is, after all, a rarity to encounter anything too, too fanciful in these parts. Which is just fine with me.
Here, in random order, are a few of the most memorable dishes heartily devoured while dining out this year on The Ledger's dime. An honorable mention goes to the fish and chips at Sunday's Grill & Bar in Davenport.
►Seafood crepe at Lakeland's Terrace Grille: Gustatorial delirium! This briny homage to French cuisine is perfectly cooked and brimming with buttery lobster made all the more decadent by a shimmering, lemony hollandaise.
►Pineapple fried rice at Spice Thai & Sushi, Lakeland: Lowly fried rice gets a royal lift with pineapple, egg, raisins, cashews and a wedge of lime to cut the sweet. For a bit more money add extra vegetables like broccoli, peas, carrots, cabbage, mushrooms and crunchy ears of baby corn.
►Baked avocado appetizer at Winter Haven's The Blue Room: A hot, cheesy melange that includes bits of tomato, bacon and shrimp. Sounds simple. But where have you been all my life?
►Chicken stew at Butterfly Bistro, Lakeland: Owner Diana Simmons dishes up a rustic, chicken stew loosely based on a coq au vin, with bits of salty, cured ham, mushrooms and smashed potatoes. The whole affair is topped with a hot, cheesy biscuit.
►Jumbo lump blue crab at Chalet Suzanne, Lake Wales: Yes, it's pricey ($43 a la carte, $78 prix fixe), but treat your loved one to these thumb-sized lobes of buttery, garlicky crustacean, a ridiculously rich and delicious "surf" to the restaurant's equally sublime "turf."
►Vietnamese crepe at Saigon Bistro, Lakeland: Far from the paper-thin version of French pedigree, this crepe is closer to Yorkshire pudding, filled with tiny shrimp and pieces of chicken. Add a scattering of mint and basil, and a dollop or three of hoisin sauce, and you have instant food coma.
►Chilean sea bass, Arabella's Ristorante, Winter Haven: This snow-white, Antarctic species is government regulated and not endangered, according to the U.S. Dept. of Commerce. Roasted to flaky perfection, it's paired with zippy lemon-butter sauce and perfect risotto tasting of the sea.
►Tenderloin of beef, Texas Cattle Company, Lakeland: Slightly charred, oozing, as ordered, a stream of molten Maytag, the sharpness of the cheese melding with the light flavor of wood smoke. OMG. I repeat, OMG.
►Swordfish, Bonefish Grill, Lakeland: Grilled over a wood-fueled fire, this meaty fish had an arresting smokiness. It was paired with pumpkin-filled ravioli tossed in a sauce of lightly browned butter and fried sage then capped with crumbles of feta. Mind blowing.
►Grilled lobster, Norby's Steak & Seafood, Lake Wales: The place may look disheveled, the servers rumpled, but the steaks are divine. So was the lobster, the Maine variety, its tail split, brushed in butter and grilled over an open fire.
Eric Pera can be reached at email@example.com or 863-802-7528.
Restaurant Critic Offers His 10 Top Dishes of 2012
One of the best meals I've had all year consisted of a piece of fish caught in the cold depths of the Southern Ocean.


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mrchad9 wrote:The above post is an attempt to be considered for the front page.
So is this your way of saying you don't like my trip reports. I suppose I do add quite a few photos, but can't help it because I feel as though it gives people a good visual of what I saw in person.
But really. I once was a admin of a photo sharing website and featured myself once or twice which got one of the members a little stirred up because he knew that I was a admin and could do that. But if admins can never feature another admins work it feels a bit unfair if you ask me. Trust me I know what it's like to be in this situation.


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With 5.2 changes , it seems like Arcane Explosion got a boost and if I'm not mistaken it hits your opponent's full team
Does anyone field a PvP team that operates on backilne damage if so post the threesome please
I'd like to try to field a pet team that has a the Terr. turnip (I like the HP boost and healing=sunny day/ Insp. song)
and then have heavy hitting backline dmg from other pets (independent of weather I guess)
Is arcane explosion the best full team dmg attack ? .. maybe some of you know the math of it
But I'm open to any trio that hammers the opponent's full team at once


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Obama's Re-Election a 'Win for the New America'
In an interview with WSJ's Jerry Seib, political scientist Bill Schneider says the Obama campaign was able to overcome the handicap of a sluggish economy by appealing to the evolving demographics of the United States. Photo: Associated Press.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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I think the status quo in the selection was made money ... he represented the old reporter ... what happened was ... there was a revolution in two thousand in a new American came to power ... what happened in two thousand twelve ... is that the coalition that brought Obama to power ... showed up again to defend the revolution the counter revolution was that the party ... they sprang up immediately after President Obama took office and try to undo everything the past ... and they still were aiming to undo the health care bill which is his signature ... legislative achievement ... what happened was the committee to defend the revolution turned out ... in two thousand and twelve ... he defended the revolution successfully he kept Obama in power the CAC to the extent of the Democratic majority ... in the house and slide in the Senate and slightly ... in the house ... but basically what they did was he the counter revolution ... that was made Romney he represented the old status quo and in Paris is well may interest you will look at it so they did this coalition reappeared as you say almost intact from two thousandeight which many people did not expect but the question I keep asking myself is ... is this a Barack Obama coalition ... that before and only he can hold together ... for is that the Democratic Party coalition that now survives beyond Barack Obama ... I which is the Democratic Party coalition because it represents the new America that has a demographic base it's not only person ... remember they were disappointed and mom your frustrated by Obama a lot of people thought he would not return a ... Republican pollster said wheeled the turnout is looking like one was the two thousand ... and eight it ... they turned out in large numbers ... even though they were disappointed and frustrated by Obama ... they turned out to defend their gains they come to power in the Mac to study there ... and when they felt threatened ... by ... the tea party most notably which took over the Republican party when they feel threatened they came out to defend the revolution boy in in defending a one of the things that happened that was interesting was that prison Obama won the ... sense that all the swing states that were on the table at the end and ... that national polls were much closer than the swing states turned out to be how can you explain ... well ... this was in the way a wave election was the big wave election my two thousandsix into thousandeight ... ah but you saw the whole country moving in one direction ... he was ... away from the the vote for Obama ... then came out in two thousand ate ... his boat diminished ... but it was enough to save him ... so basically ... we saw this selection as a kind shadow ... of the two thousand and eight election ... the Democratic majority that Obama brought out ... remained intact ... but the smaller why ... because he lost white man ... typically older white man and ... that they are part of a counter revolution ... and they were the ones who support the tea party ... his support among white men diminished quite sharply and that's why he's majority get smaller but still there so you think it you share that view that the Hispanic vote was decisive here ... so in the very important and growing in importance ... around the country ... the Asian growth increases well although that's a very small though ... you throw working women ... I say thinking was important this election ... he was working women typically single work and that's interesting to some Democrats but that's where some erosion occurred this fall for the present single working women have moved away from him after that first debate but in the end ... they were pretty much therefore ... they were there for him because the culprit Basswood robot out not long for Obama in ... the sense of threat ... with Paul Ryan would take him Mitt Romney Paul Ryan what they were threatening to do ... was to demolish the safety net ... that was the comment that Romney made about the forty seven percent who depend on government ... um a lot of people depend on that stinking including a lot of single working women ... who have just begun to achieve economic independence the field because they are economically vulnerable ... and what the government's safety net to be there ... something came out ... in unexpectedly high numbers yet ... you know ... you could look at this situation ... from a distance to save the United States is now positioned which power is evenly divided between the two parties are pretty close ... but it's deeply divided in the sense that the ideological divide ... is pretty large between the two parties ... then ... I'd country be governed under such conditions ... only with great difficulty was the drilling condition of the Madrid knows gridlock ... which means you can be governed ... I'm very effectively ... it can only be covered with this crisis so what Congress did was he invented a crisis as for the fiscal cliff is ... it's a wholly invented artificial crisis created by Congress ... the invented it and they can and ... they will and because the not so I'm going to tip over into recession whatever the end it because as you said the descent has actually become slightly more ... Democrat but two seats ... the house is still controlled by Republicans ... um that divide seems just the way was in twenty eleven when this fiscal cliff situation was created in the first place why should anyone think it'll be different now ... because the Republicans are chastened by their defeat in the selection ... because they know that they have to change ... because I think they'll be more cooperatives ... they can challenge Obama is legitimacy anymore ... he has more bargaining power they use to ... already John Beyer in the House Republicans have indicated willingness ... to deal on taxes which they were before ... already Haley Barbour has talked about ... making deal on immigration reform which they were drinks do before I can on a whole series of initiatives ... discussed was the change because Republicans have become ... more flexible and more willing to compromise but that the element of the Republican coalition that did not won a deal on your grand bargain on the deficit or on immigration reform was the tea party coalition ... the tea party caucus in the house in particular ... it's still there is it is not going to go away presumably for siphoning away so as our ... house is the last readout ... of the board order ... it's like the White Army in Siberia it should hold up there ... and then a flight from the house but I think they too got the message of what happened in this election ... than they realize that they get very far if they continue ... to resist and and ... and defend all kinds of indefensible positions that are working on it but on the other side of the top of the coalition on the list of the continuum rather the Democratic Party has a lot of liberals decree also on the house not only in the house were saying look ... let's go off the cliff what's what everybody's tax rates go up countries not come to a stop ... and then we can start negotiating next year from a position slightly more strength ... and will be negotiating tax cuts will have the upper hand ... does that suggest that Democrats may be the ones who won and lost ... some of you ... are you always have an extreme wing of any party ... that's called the French court plenty to Peter ... the worse it gets the better it gets a mean let's let's all go to hell and will come and pick up the pieces unwillingly and ... that is catastrophic are a lot more Democrats we realize the consequences ... of allowing the country over the fiscal cliff ... which is going back into recession yet would be devastating for everybody in it for the president is to just be a Democrat who at ... Democratic Democrats in Congress he has increased the limping anymore ... the view ... final question third way your or your organization spotlights Punisher looking and independent voters ... that the growing force in American politics ... up Mitt Romney tended to win those in the pen to stop by large margins but consistently across many of the states and national what should that tell Democrats' ... willingness to vote Republican most of time in the past ... because they are by definition and the Democrats ... I think there are ways mission is really ... going to appeal to moderate ... Martin voters to include a lot of Democrats ... and that's important ... the Democratic Party's really divided between liberals and moderates ... third ways missions to the moderates in the Democratic Party ... the Republican party has fewer and fewer mothers are very many at all in Congress anymore ... this one in the Senate Susan Collins of Maine the worst of all all ... so I think the Democratic Party does have a more diverse coalition ... includes a lot of moderates ... and they're going to stay there ... the bitterness and you can identify actual National Coalition of the moderate right yes yes you can ... and there are liberals Nestle parties have always been ... Republican unlike the ... more ... they become really into the Lodge will bring ... in a way to be taken over by the park while build it there thanks for joining us this out but this was one of those elections that locked in some new trends in American politics that we talk about ... for years New America has come to power


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- Tonight's WWE RAW opens up from a sold out IZOD Center in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Michael Cole welcomes us and he's joined by Jerry Lawler and JBL. We see some stills from last night's WrestleMania 29 pay-per-view.
- We go right to the ring and out comes WWE Champion John Cena wearing his new t-shirt. Cena is met with a very mixed reaction.
Cena cuts one of his usual promos about WrestleMania and stops. He says he's known the crowd for 10 years now. Some "Cena sucks" chants start up. Cena goes on about the reactions and says he's feeling good tonight. Cena say she may do some kind of championship dance tonight. Cena teases some lame dance moves. He says how about a little "heel turn" and rotates his heel. The crowd pops and Cena says that's what he's talking about. Cena says a champion rose at WrestleMania. He proudly says The Champ Is Here and yells it. The crowd chants "same ol s--t." Cena says this is exactly what he wanted for his WrestleMania main event celebration. Cena says this is his celebration right now. Cena says he's celebrating the only way he knows how - he's fighting. Cena says let's start the Road to WrestleMania off with a match for the WWE Title. Out comes Mark Henry.
Henry asks Cena what's up. Henry says when you ask for trouble, it finds you. The crowd chants "sexual chocolate" and Cena says they want to have sex with chocolate. Henry says he destroyed Ryback last night at WrestleMania 29. Henry says he and Cena need to have some action. The crowd chants "feed me more" for Ryback. Cena jokes again but introduces himself to Henry. Cena cracks on Henry's breath and says tonight, he can have a title shot. Booker T's music hits and out comes the 2013 Hall of Fame General Manager. Booker says he can't have Cena come out here making title matches. Booker says The Rock is entitled to a rematch. Booker announces Rock is the #1 contender to the WWE Title. Booker says Rock won't be here tonight because he's injured. A "bulls--t" chant breaks out. Booker says he will give Henry a shot but he has to earn it. If Henry can beat Cena tonight, he will get a shot at a future date. Henry says Cena's jokes won't get him anything but entered into the Hall of Pain. Henry tells Cena to bring his A game and walks off.
- Still to come, The Undertaker will be here. Also, Jack Swagger and Zeb Colter will face Alberto Del Rio in a handicap match. We see AJ Lee, Dolph Ziggler and Big E Langston backstage talking. Back to commercial.
Daniel Bryan vs. Big E Langston
Back from the break and out first comes Daniel Bryan. Big E Langston is out next with Dolph Ziggler and AJ Lee. Bryan strikes first and unloads on the corner. Big E powers him off and knocks him out of the air. Big E with a huge spear in the corner. Big E works Bryan over and hits another big spear in the corner. Big E dumps Bryan over his head and to the mat.
Big E goes for more offense but Bryan slides out of a hold and kicks Big E repeatedly. Bryan goes to the top but AJ distracts the referee and Dolph knocks him off the top. Kane comes over and grabs Dolph. Big E tosses Bryan out of the ring onto Kane and they both go down. Big E nails Bryan with The Big Ending for the win.
Winner: Big E Langston
- Josh Mathews is in the crowd with NFL legend Kurt Warner. They talk about his new reality TV show on the USA Network, The Moment. It starts Thursday night at 10pm.
- Still to come, Wade Barrett will get his rematch against The Miz. Back to commercial.
WWE Intercontinental Title Match: Wade Barrett vs. The Miz
Back from the break and Wade Barrett waits in the ring. Out comes new WWE Intercontinental Champion The Miz.
Barrett strikes first and sends Miz to the corner. Barrett works him over but misses in the corner and gets clotheslined. Miz with a big kick to the face and a 1 count. Miz with a suplex and another 1 count. Barrett looks to make a comeback but Miz takes him back to the corner with right hands. Miz with another 2 count. More back and forth action. Miz throws Barrett out to the floor and dropkicks him back. Miz leaps off the apron with a double ax handle shot. Miz tosses Barrett into the fan barrier and brings it back in the ring. Miz goes to the top but Barrett moves when he comes down. Miz dumps Barrett to the apron but gets kicked in the face. Barrett hits a big neckbreaker on the apron. The crowd pops as we go to commercial.
Back from the break and Barrett hits Winds of Change for a 2 count. Barrett sends Miz to the floor then drops a big elbow. Barrett brings it back in for a 2 count. Miz finally makes a comeback and hits a high knee. He drops Barrett with a boot. Mi charges and counters. Miz hits the backbreaker but botches the neckbreaker and they bump heads. The crowd chants "you f--ked up." Miz hits the clothesline in the corner and goes up top for another double ax handle shot. Miz with a 2 count. Miz works on the leg but Barrett blocks the Figure Four. Miz goes back to the knee and nails a DDT for 2. Miz slides out of Wasteland. More back and forth. Miz catches Barrett's leg and locks in the Figure Four. Barrett makes it to the ropes and the crowd pops.
More back and forth. Barrett goes to the corner. Miz stops him and climbs up for a superplex. Barrett struggles with him and sends Miz back to the mat. Barrett nails the Bullhammer Elbow for the win and the title.
Winner and New WWE Intercontinental Champion: Wade Barrett
- Vickie Guerrero and Brad Maddox are backstage. Sheamus comes in and he's upset about Big Show. Vickie gives him a match against Show tonight.
- Still to come, Del Rio vs. Zeb and Swagger. Back to commercial.
- We see Booker T walking backstage. Randy Orton approaches him and congratulates him on the Hall of Fame induction. Orton takes a look at Booker's ring. Orton wants a favor - a match against Big Show. Orton says he talked Sheamus into trusting Show and he was dead wrong. Orton wants to fix that wrong. Orton says if anyone can overrule Vickie's match, it's Booker. Booker makes Orton vs. Show for tonight.
Jack Swagger and Zeb Colter vs. Alberto Del Rio
We go to the ring and out comes Jack Swagger and Zeb Colter. Zeb says the country is in worse shape after last night. Zeb asks the fans for their support as he fights for his country tonight. Zeb asks the fans to chant "USA" when Del Rio comes out. They start chanting USA as we go to commercial.
Back from the break and we see what happened with Mark Henry and John Cena earlier tonight. Ricardo Rodriguez comes out and begins the introduction for the World Heavyweight Champion Alberto Del Rio. Swagger and Del Rio lock up and go to the corner. Back and forth to start. Del Rio whips Swagger into the corner and kicks him in the back. Swagger ends up outside and Del Rio dives through the ropes and sends him into the announce table. Del Rio with a big stomp on the corner. Fans chant for Del Rio. They want Zeb to come in. Del Rio goes to the top and hits a crossbody for a 2 count. Zeb hits a cheap shot from behind on Del Rio. Swagger takes advantage and takes out Del Rio's leg. Swagger works on the leg now. Fans chant USA now. Swagger with knees to the head. Zeb with a rake to the face. Del Rio misses the enziguri in the corner. Swagger goes for a slam but it's countered. Swagger goes for the Patriot Lock but it's countered. Swagger locks it in. They tangle and Del Rio ends up back on the floor. We go to commercial.
Back from the break and Swagger is still in control of Del Rio. Swagger charges in the corner and hits the ring post. Del Rio with a pair of clotheslines and a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker. Del Rio goes down on his injured knee. Del Rio with a superkick to the jaw and a 2 count. Swagger counters the armbreaker and slams Del Rio. Swagger with the Patriot Lock. Del Rio breaks it but Swagger re-applies it. Del Rio kicks out and turns it into the cross armbreaker. Swagger taps out to end it.
Winner: Alberto Del Rio
- After the match, Del Rio sells the leg injury. Ricardo and a WWE trainer come in to check on him. Dolph Ziggler's music hits and out he comes to cash in. Ziggler orders the trainer to move and the referee to start the match.
World Heavyweight Title Match: Dolph Ziggler vs. Alberto Del Rio
The match is announced by Justin Roberts. The bell rings and Ziggler goes right to work beating up on Del Rio's injured leg. Ziggler hits the big leg drop but Del Rio kicks out right before 3 and the crowd goes nuts. More offense from Ziggler. He misses a splash in the corner as Del Rio moves. Del Rio nails a massive kick to the jaw and they both go down. Del Rio with a 2 count.
Del Rio locks in the cross armbreaker but Ziggler grabs hs hurt leg and breaks the hold. Ziggler nails Zig Zag for the win and the World Title. The crowd goes nuts.
Winner and New World Heavyweight Champion: Dolph Ziggler
- After the match, Ziggler celebrates with AJ and Big E to a huge pop from the crowd.
- Back from the break and the lights go out, the gongs start up. The Undertaker makes his way out to the ring.
Taker hits the ring and the crowd starts chanting his name. Taker says he dedicated his win at WrestleMania 29 to the memory of Paul Bearer. Taker is interrupted by Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns. Their music hits and they appear in the crowd.
The Shield surround the ring and get on the apron. All of a sudden Kane's pyro rocks the ring and knocks the Shield off the apron. Out comes Kane and Daniel Bryan to stand alongside Taker. The Shield backs off and exit through the crowd as Taker, Kane and Bryan stare them down from the ring.
- Still to come, Cena vs. Henry. Back to commercial.
- Back from the break and we see how Dolph Ziggler won the World Heavyweight Title earlier.
- Josh Mathews is backstage with Ziggler and friends. Ziggler says he's been too good for too damn long and the crowd pops. Ziggler says it's the day after but this is his WrestleMania moment. Ziggler says he's going to shine his title up and show it off because it's been too long.
Santino Marella, R-Truth and Zack Ryder vs. 3MB
We go to the ring and all six men are in the ring. Truth and Slater start things off. Truth gets the upperhand and tags in Santino. Santino dances some and Slater rocks him. Ryder tags in and goes at it with Jinder Mahal. Ryder with a faceplant but Jinder tosses him to the apron. Ryder gets knocked to the floor. Drew slams him into the apron and throws him back in the ring. Drew with a big kick and a tag to Slater for some double teaming in the corner.
Drew comes back in but Ryder hits a neckbreaker. Santino comes in and goes for the Cobra but Drew grabs his arm. Santino breaks free and hits Slater with the Cobra for the win.
Winners: Santino Marella, R-Truth and Zack Ryder
- We get a video package with highlights from WrestleMania 29 Week in New York and New Jersey.
- Sheamus and Randy Orton are backstage arguing. Sheamus says he's got this and walks off. Back to commercial.
- We see footage from the WrestleMania post-show where Big Show talked about how he's all for himself now.
Sheamus vs. Big Show
We go to the ring and out comes Sheamus. Sheamus takes the mic and asks the fans who wants to see him kick Big Show's arse tonight. Sheamus tells Vickie to come out and sort things. Randy Orton comes out instead. Orton says while Sheamus is practically begging for support... they have words away from the microphone. Orton says Big Show is his tonight. Orton tells Sheamus to listen and asks the fans who wants to see him kick Big Show's ass. The crowd pops. Cole tells fans to tweet #WWEOrton or #WWESheamus to determine Show's opponent for tonight. We go back to commercial.
Back from the break and Orton gets the win with 77% of the vote. Vickie comes out with Booker T. They announce Sheamus vs. Orton for tonight. The winner will face Big Show.
Randy Orton vs. Sheamus
They lock up and go to the corner. Sheamus finally drops Orton with a shoulder. Back and forth action now. Orton drops Sheamus with a back elbow. Orton misses a knee drop and Sheamus drops a knee on him. Sheamus with a 2 count. Sheamus works on the arm now. The match is pretty slow paced. A "boring" chant breaks out. More back and forth action. A huge "RVD" chant breaks out. Orton starts to stomp on Sheamus.
Fans chant for JBL next and get him to crack a smile. They seem to not be paying attention to the match. They chant for Lawler next and Cole, believe it or not. Orton dropkicks Sheamus as we go to commercial.
Back from the break and they're finally going at it. Sheamus with the Irish Curse backbreaker for a 2 count. The crowd is doing a wave now. Sheamus with a pair of double ax handle shots and a shoulder thrust in the corner. Sheamus hits the high knee and sends Orton to the apron. Orton fights him off but Sheamus hits the series of forearm shots to the chest. Sheamus suplexes Orton in. Orton blocks White Noise and hits a backbreaker. The crowd chants for Randy Savage now. Orton with a pair of clotheslines and a powerslam. Orton with an overhead throw. Orton takes Sheamus to the apron and hits the second rope draping DDT. Orton drops down for the RKO but Sheamus blocks it. Sheamus goes for White Noise and nails it. Sheamus readies for the Brogue Kick but Orton moves. Sheamus gets hung up and falls out of the ring. Big Show's music hits and out he comes to the ring. Show grabs Sheamus outside of the ring and throws him into the ring post. Show comes in the ring to face Orton. A "thank you Big Show" chant breaks out. Show lays Orton out with a big knockout punch and the crowd pops. Show drags Orton to the floor and sends him flying into the fan barrier. Orton gets up but Show nails a big spear in front of the announcers table. A "we are awesome" chant breaks out. Show sends Orton flying over the announcers table. Show tries to toss two announcer chairs into the ring but neither make it. Show stomps on Orton.
The crowd chants for Show to try one more chair but he ignores them. We go to replays as Show makes his way up the ramp and to the back. An official checks on Orton who is down behind the announcers table.
- Still to come, Cena vs. Henry. Back to commercial.
- We see what happened earlier between The Shield, The Undertaker, Kane and Daniel Bryan.
Fandango vs. Kofi Kingston
We go to the ring and out comes Fandango with one of his dancers. Out next comes Kofi Kingston.
The crowd is actually humming Fandango's theme. Just a few minutes into the match, Chris Jericho runs out and attacks Fandango from behind. Jericho unloads on Fandango and hits him with chops. Jericho sends Fandango flying out of the ring. Jericho tosses him into the fan barrier and over into the timekeeper's area. Jericho throws a chair and hits Fandango with more chops. Fandango goes face first into the announce table and then the steel steps. Jericho knocks JBL's hat off his head. Jericho brings Fandango back in the ring and keeps up the attack. Jericho locks in the Walls of Jericho and Fandango starts tapping but Jericho won't break the hold. A referee comes in and tries to break the hold. Out comes another referee but they can't break it. Jericho finally breaks it and plays to the crowd. Fandango gets up but Jericho hits a Codebreaker. Jericho exits the ring and we go to replays. Fandango's dancer comes in to check on him and he's announced the winner.
Winner by DQ: Fandango
- His dancer hands him a mic after the match and he's barely able to say his name but does. The crowd gives him a pop and his music plays. The crowd hums his theme again.
- We see a recap of some of John Cena's media appearances during WrestleMania Week. Still to come, Cena vs. Henry.
- Josh Mathews is backstage with Paul Heyman. The crowd pops for Heyman. Mathews says last night was a bad night for Heyman guys. Heyman says Brock Lesnar was knocked out cold 90 seconds into the match last night but it still took Triple H 30 minutes to survive. Heyman points out Shawn Michaels getting his face smashed in by Lesnar and Triple H's arm being hurt. Heyman says Lesnar is ready for a fight tonight. Heyman says he doesn't let his client fight for free. Heyman brings up Undertaker vs. CM Punk. Heyman says Punk will tell everyone how he feels on next week's RAW.
The Bella Twins, Cody Rhodes and Damien Sandow vs. Brodus Clay, Tensai, Cameron and Naomi
We go to the ring and out comes The Bella Twins, Cody Rhodes and Damien Sandow for the nixed WrestleMania 29 match. Out next comes Tensai, Brodus Clay, Cameron and Naomi.
Back from the break and the match is already in progress. Naomi hits the Rear View on one of The Bellas. Cody tags in but before someone else can come in, she takes him down with a hurricanrana. Tensai comes in and unloads on Cody. Tensai with a big splash but Cody nails him with a Disaster Kick. Sandow comes in to take control. The Bellas hit a double butt bump to the head on Tensai. Sandow hits the Elbow of Disdain for a 2 count.
Tensai turns it around and tags in Clay. Clay runs over Sandow and splashes him in the corner. clay with a t-bone suplex for a 2 count as Bellas break the pin. Cameron and Naomi come in to take them out. Tensai comes in and goes at it with Sandow. They splash each other with Sandow in the middle. They hit a double splash on the mat and Clay covers for the win.
Winners: Tensai, Brodus Clay, Cameron and Naomi
Mark Henry vs. John Cena
Back from a break and out comes Mark Henry for tonight's main event. If he wins this match, he earns a future WWE Title shot. Out next comes WWE Champion John Cena.
They go at it to start the match. Henry knocks Cena off his feet and stomps him. Henry steps on Cena's head as the referee warns him. Henry taunts Cena and works him over. Henry whips Cena hard into the opposite corner and he goes down. Henry misses a splash as Cena rolls out of the way. Cena comes back and knocks Henry off his feet with a shoulder. Henry goes to the floor and Cena follows. Henry slams Cena's head into the announce table. Henry takes the table apart and continues the attack, sending Cena into the ring post. Cena comes back and sends Henry into the ring post. Cena makes it in before the 10 count but Henry doesn't. Unexpected finish.
Winner by Count Out: John Cena
- After the match, Henry comes in the ring and runs over Cena. Henry drops him with a World's Strongest Slam. Henry holds up the WWE Title and gets some cheers. Ryback's music hits and out he comes to a pop. Ryback hits the ring and they trade shots. Ryback with the big clothesline. Ryback with a spinebuster that sends him out of the ring. Ryback gets the fans to chant "feed me more." Ryback turns his attention to Cena and the crowd pops. Ryback extends his hand to help Cena up and the fans boo. Ryback stares at Cena and shakes his head. Cena hits the corner to pose as the fans boo. Ryback gets the fans to chant again. Ryback drops Cena with a Meathook clothesline and the crowd pops. Ryback nails Shellshocked as the crowd cheers. Ryback tells Cena "up yours" and poses with the WWE Title. The crowd chants "feed me more" as RAW goes off the air.


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The Leica User Forum Book 2012 (12 inch Edition: Standard Paper)
Raising funds for AICR
by Members of the Leica User Forum
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About the Book
It gives me great pleasure to introduce to you the second Leica User Forum Charity Book. Our first book was published in 2010 and raised over £12,500 / €15,000 / US$19,500 for our chosen charity, The Association for International Cancer Research and I am very pleased that we are again supporting this extremely worthwhile cause. AICR has one simple doctrine - to fund the best cancer research it can find, regardless of where in the world it is carried out. Our contribution helped support their funding of 50 projects in 15 countries in 2010/11 This year, we have chosen to restrict the book to the 100 best photographs submitted to the judging panel. The standard of submission was at least as high this year as last time and the panel had an extremely difficult task in choosing the ones for inclusion. Unfortunately, this means that 167 submitted shots did not make the final 100 - we could easily have made two books. However, the 100 chosen are the work of over 60 Forum Members and are a testament to the talented people who contribute so much to the Leica community. 23 different cameras were used in the making of the book, the vast majority of which were Leica's current flagship rangefinder, the M9. Only 13 of the shots were made using film. Once again, the mosaic on the back cover shows all of the submissions. Our grateful thanks go to the three companies who have supported us so generously since the start of the 2010 project, Leica, AICR and Blurb. The Twitter and Facebook campaign that Leica organised on the back of the 2010 book allowed them to donate €3,000 to the project, which was a fabulous boost for all concerned and AICR have been very supportive through their own marketing department, social media work and general encouragement. The book was sold last time through the "Blurb for Good" system, whereby for every book sold, Blurb donated £1. I hope that you enjoy the content of this book as much as I have enjoyed putting it together. Any typos are entirely down to me, and I apologise in advance for them. As I type this, the 2012 Book has raised £3,870 and with the contributions from each book sold, including this one, this total will quickly rise - thank you. Andy Barton March 2012
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The ads weren't far from each other on Wilshire Boulevard in Koreatown.
One, on a billboard, was critical of an automobile and home insurance company.
The other, draped across the sprawling face of a tall building, was a vodka promotion that appeared to include an essential part of the female anatomy.
Any guess which one was torn down because of a complaint?
"Truth is more controversial than pornography," said Harvey Rosenfield, founder of Consumer Watchdog, whose ad was dismantled last week. All the ad said was, "You Can't Trust Mercury Insurance," with a referral to Consumer Watchdog's website, which lays out 10 concerns the organization has with Mercury.
And the other billboard?
"If you drive three to four blocks east of where ours was," said Rosenfield's colleague, Jamie Court, "there's a huge Absolut Mango ad, and it's really not a mango."


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Ducks Dominate Wild Wednesday In Anaheim
The Minnesota Wild could not generate much offense Wednesday night in a 2-1 loss to the Ducks at the Honda Center in Anaheim. The Ducks outshot the Wild 31-24 on their way to their 12th straight home win.
Alex Grant scored his second goal of the season at 2:37 of the second period to give Anaheim a 1-0 lead. Corey Perry added his 21st of the year at 13:27 to make the score 2-0 in favor of the Ducks after two periods.
The Wild managed a power play goal early in the third period, with Jason Pominville notching his team-high 15th goal of the season, assisted by Ryan Suter and Mikko Koivu.
Minnesota heads to San Jose for a quick turnaround game Thursday night. Face off is scheduled for 9:30 (WJON).


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In July 2007, SHOWstudio offered viewers a unique chance to influence the narrative of a high-end fashion shoot, as Nick Knight collaborated with Stefano Pilati to create a catalogue and film series starring model Jessica Miller for Yves Saint Laurent's inaugural 'Edition 24' collection.
Each of the twenty-four film edits represents one of the hours of our 24hrs live broadcast on SHOWstudio in July 2007. Featuring the glorious Jessica Miller styled by Stefano Pilati himself, with myriad sets by Gideon Ponte, the films were made by Nick Knight to celebrate the launch of Yves Saint Laurent's new Edition 24 collection.
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Sports Has An Image Problem [OPINION]
One afternoon a kid sat at Wrigley Field in Chicago on the third base line above the Cubs dugout. He wore a Cubs hat, his Sammy Sosa t-shirt, and his baseball glove on his left hand. He was ready to watch his childhood baseball hero, "Slammin" Sammy Sosa. It was one of the coolest moments of his life when he saw Sosa run out of the dugout and into right field that afternoon at Wrigley Field. Today he won't forget watching Sosa, but it's difficult to think that his childhood baseball hero used performance-enhancing drugs to smash home runs over the ivy at Wrigley Field.
That person was me, and today, there has to be other adults, and kids that loved Sosa, Mark McGwire, Barry Bonds, or now athletes such as Ryan Braun.
In 2013, moments like mine as a child have been frequent. Sports have been a year to remember, and to forget. Alabama won back-to-back BCS National Championships, Ray Lewis retired with a Super Bowl ring, LeBron James won another title and MVP, and the Chicago Blackhawks scored two goals in 17 seconds to win the Stanley Cup.
However, no matter how much sports have shown moments to remember this year, there are moments to forget and learn from. So far in 2013, executives, coaches, teams, programs, and players have learned they are not invincible from the law as every week it seems like someone from either the collegiate or professional level is either being arrested, suspended, or being kicked off the team.
Let's take a closer look.
In 2013, it all started when former Notre Dame linebacker admitted to Katie Couric that he briefly lied to the media and the public after his online girlfriend didn't exist, and was part of a hoax. Then, seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong admitted he cheated, lied, and doped using performance-enhancing drugs. Next, during the NFL offseason, there have been 33 players (via NFL Arrests Database) that have been arrested, including Aaron Hernandez alleged murder charges, or multiple NFL players and executives getting arrested for drunken driving. In fact, yesterday, Denver Broncos linebacker Von Miller found out he could face a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy, even though he said, "I did nothing wrong." Meanwhile in baseball, the constant speculation of performance-enhancing drugs took the stage again on Monday as Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun admitted he used performance-enhancing drugs, and was suspended 65 games after saying he was innocent in the spring of 2012, and winning the National League MVP in 2011.
Whereas professional sports have an image problem, collegiate sports have shown their not invincible, either.
Earlier in the year, Rutgers fired men's basketball coach Mike Rice for verbally abusing his players, and on Monday, Ohio State suspended senior running back Carlos Hyde, who is a person of interest in the investigation of an assault against a woman in a bar in Columbus, Ohio.
Every year, athletes get arrested, suspended, or kicked off teams, but it seems like in 2013, it is happening more often. As a result, sports need to take a look at what image they are sending because right now in 2013 because they are sending the wrong image to its fans, parents, and young kids/athletes.
Commissioners in these professional or collegiate leagues/conferences, such as the NFL, or MLB, or the NCAA, should be worried. For example, if a collegiate institution is known for players that are constantly getting arrested numerous times, parents may be the deciding factor for a child. From a professional sports standpoint, kids look to emulate professional athletes from their backyard to their high school gym. Athletes have to learn to be smart.
When it's all said and done, Justin Tuck of the New York Giants said it perfectly in the New York Daily Times earlier this month when talking about the NFL's image problem. "I think you always worry about the image of the NFL. But the only way I can control that is the things that I do. I can't control what other people do. I can only control what image is Justin Tuck and the New York Giants...all I can do is control what Justin Tuck does and help the younger guys understand that hey, they're role models and they have to watch how they act."
Tuck gets it. He controls his own image, and it's part of his job to help other athletes, especially rookies find out that they are role models. Other athletes should take notice of Tuck.
Collegiate and professional athletes have to realize that if they decide to lie, cheat, or break the law, they are not only affecting their own lives and reputations, but the lives of young children, athletes, and their fans. That's the realization athletes must come across, as they have jobs and free time, like the average Joe. Athletes have to learn to find out what they prioritize and how to balance their priorities. Obviously their job should be their top focus, but their family, and developing healthy hobbies should be goals that they would want to have. After all, an athlete that has received a college scholarship or an opportunity to play professionally has worked hard, and why would they want to throw it all away and waste it?


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Juicy Homemade Strawberry Pie Recipe
Fresh juicy strawberry pie is such a treat and is one of those desserts that is a true delight!
Pie Crust:
2 1/2 cups all-purpose flour, plus extra for rolling
1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter, very-cold, cut into 1/2 inch cubes
1 teaspoon granulated sugar
6 to 8 Tablespoons ice water
(Makes a pie bottom and lattice top)
7-8 cups or about 3 pounds of strawberries
3 Tablespoons quick tapioca
2 Tablespoons corn starch
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1 Tablespoon lemon juice
3/4 cup granulated sugar
1 teaspoon fresh lemon zest
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
Pie Crust
Add flour, cubed butter and sugar, into a mixer. Mix this slowly until crumbly.
Make sure not to over-mix you should see butter still in the mix.
Adding water a tablespoon at a time, continue to mix slowly. Your dough will be ready when you can grab some dough and make a ball out of it.
Taking the dough of the bowl press and form two balls of dough. Wrap these up, and refrigerate for about an hour.
Pie Filling:
Wash the berries, cut off the tops and quarter the berries. If they are large, cut them smaller and put them into a large bowl.
Stir all the remaining pie filling ingredients into the strawberries and place into the prepared pie shell. (see assembly below)
Preheat oven to 375F.
Roll the dough out, with flour to make sure it doesn't stick, and line a 9 inch pie pan. Trim off excess pie dough.
Fill with pie filling.
Roll out the second ball of dough to a 10 inch disc. Cut into strips. Place strips on top of pie going over and under each other forming a weave.
Using an egg wash (1 egg, a bit of water, and a dash of sugar whisked together) brush top of unbaked pie crust and sprinkle with coarse sugar.
Place the pie onto a baking sheet lined with aluminum foil to catch the drips and place into the preheated oven.
Bake for 45-55 minutes, or until pie crust is golden brown and filling is bubbling.
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Million-Dollar Mobile Homes
Mobile-home communities are attracting a new, wealthier buyer as prices soar in prime locations.
When Chuck and Lynda Cohen decided this year to downsize from their four-bedroom Pacific Palisades home, they never imagined they'd end up in a trailer park. They also never imagined they would pay more than a million dollars for the privilege.
Multimillion-dollar properties are no rarity at Paradise Cove, the Malibu, Calif., mobile-home community where the couple, both retired from the film industry, this spring purchased a two-bedroom, 1,800-square-foot trailer for $1.25 million. Earlier this year, a trailer in the park—which...


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CRESTVIEW � It might be fair to say the Crestview High School football team's defense is better than the 25 points it surrendered to Escambia and Navarre in the May 24 jamboree. Escambia scored on its first possession of the night and didn't find the end zone again.
Editor�s Note: With the end of spring football practice, focus turns to the fall, but how does first-year Crestview High School coach Tim Hatten assess his team?
Today, in the second of a two-part series, we will focus on Crestview�s defense.
Next week, Baker School coach Matt Brunson will break down the Gators.
CRESTVIEW � It might be fair to say the Crestview High School football team's defense is better than the 25 points it surrendered to Escambia and Navarre in the May 24 jamboree.
Escambia scored on its first possession of the night and didn't find the end zone again.
The Raiders scored a defensive touchdown, recovering a Bulldog fumble in the end zone. A second Navarre touchdown came after the Raiders recovered a fumble on the Crestview 31-yard line.
Bulldog coach Tim Hatten sees potential in the defense that was missing several key players to injury in the jamboree. The defense also will improve with defensive lineman Denzel Ware�s return.
Ware � whom rivals.com rates the 15th best weak side defensive end in the country � transferred to Opp, Ala., in February, has reenrolled at Crestview and will rejoin the team in summer workouts.
"We were missing some people on defense," Hatten said. "We were playing basically a 3-4 (three linemen and four linebackers). We are going to do some tweaking on passing downs. We have to have awareness on the obvious passing situations.
"On third down and 10, they are probably going to throw the ball 10 times out of 10, and we need to get that kind of mentality as a football player."
Hatten stressed the importance of the Bulldog defense being better on third down than it was in the jamboree.
"I don't care how good you are on first down and second down," he said, "if you're not good on third down, the rest of it don't travel. You've got to stop folks and make them punt the ball and get the ball back. If you don't (stop the opposition on third down), whatever else you are doing is just a moot point.
"Our secondary was not as good as we would like for it to be. We need to be athletic behind the defensive line. I think we are really athletic on the defensive line."
Defensive line
Hatten said the line will be the defense�s strength.
JaQuan Daniels, Tyrone Baker and Marcus Flavors caught Hatten's eye this spring. He also liked what he saw from Gage Powers.
The question remains as to whether Justin Abdo will be on the offensive line or defensive line.
"We've got to figure that (where Abdo will play) out," Hatten said. "He's got to be able to contribute somewhere. And I think, based on his past, he's contributed better on the offensive line than anywhere else.
"He plays hard with a lot of energy and I don't want to put him in a place he's not going to be successful. He's a good high school football player, and those are the guys you win with."
A key to the defensive line in the fall will be Ware�s return. His presence up front allows coaches to move other players around and enhance the defense.
"If big Denzel is in, we punch JaQuan back at linebacker," Hatten said. "He has great football game speed, when you watch him on film. We automatically become super athletic at linebacker."
Daniels� presence at linebacker would certainly help a position that was somewhat short on numbers in the jamboree, as would the return of Amp Seals and D.J. Stewart, who missed the jamboree due to injuries.
Kyle Koontz, last year's leading tackler, was the only experienced Bulldog linebacker who played in the jamboree.
"We weren't very athletic at linebacker during our jamboree," Hatten said. "We were out-athleted at that place on both sides of the ball. One kid that hadn't played football in three years played, and on the other side was a transfer learning a new defense.
"We were really youthful at those positions � not necessarily by age, but experience.�
Hatten's biggest concerns for the defense rest on the Bulldog defensive backfield.
"We've got to get better back there," Hatten said. "With Jaylynne (Robinson) playing both ways, he didn't have but a week of reps on defense (in spring practice). And then (Devin) Siler had about three days and he's got to get better.
"Demetrice Smith was the only starter from last year (that started the jamboree)."
Dominique Gaines, Keenan Manci and Trent Stepp also started in the secondary in the jamboree. It�s undetermined how much Gaines, Manci and Stepp will play in the fall.
Robinson, Siler and Malique Studevan have a high chance of starting in the secondary.
Hatten is concerned, but he remains optimistic that the secondary will come together.
"I'm sure if I was watching us play defense I'd say, 'We are going to throw it every down,'" he said. "But that's good for us. I like the position we are in right now."
Randy Dickson is the Crestview News Bulletin�s sports editor. Email him at email@example.com, tweet him @BigRandle, or call 682-6524.


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Bremen sends out seniors in winning fashion
BREMEN — The Bremen Lions sent out their seniors on a high note as they held the Culver Cavaliers in check beating them by a score of 62-44.
Bremen started the game out strong, going on a 10-2 run, led by senior Don Browning's two 3-pointers. They were able to keep that going and closed out the quarter with a 14-6 lead.
The lead stayed at eight for most of the second quarter and then at the 3:37 mark, senior Ethan Pike went on an 8-2 run on his own for the Lions, helping push them to a 36-18 half time lead. Pike outscored the Cavaliers 19-18 in the half and finished with 30 in the game.
Culver coach Kyle Elliott talked about the lack of intensity in that first half.
"It was Senior Night and their team came out with a lot of emotion and energy and hit some shots and we didn't match that intensity," said Elliott. "We had some good looks early on and were unable to finish and at no point were we able to make a run. It was a disappointing game and not how you want to finish the season."
During the second half, it was an evenly matched game with neither team able to make much of a run on each other. Back and forth for the most of the third quarter, Culver was able to close the gap by two, but still trailed 46-30 at the end of the quarter.
The Bremen Lions defense would prove to be the deciding factor as they were able to hold Culver junior Trent Elliott to eight points on 2 of 9 shooting from the field.
"The key the entire night was on the defensive side of the ball," said Bremen coach Ryan Eakins. "If you hold a team like Culver, with a player like Elliott, with shooters around him, you are doing something right. We had a mindset that we were going to be the tougher team and it showed physically very early on."
The Lions finished the game with every senior scoring on the night and extending their lead by two, winning the game 62-44.
"The thing I liked about tonight was that tonight was as good of a team win as we've had," said Eakins. "I am very proud of all the guys that played and everyone contributed significantly tonight."
With the win Bremen finishes the regular season with a record of 10-10 and 5-2 in the NSC. Culver finishes its regular slate with a record of 12-8 and 2-5 in the NSC.
At Bremen
Score by Quarters
Bremen: 14 36 46 62
Culver: 6 18 30 44
BREMEN (62): Ethan Pike 30, Jacob Box 10, Don Browning 8, Dillon Mullen 6, Ryan Topper 3, Phoenix Ricketts 3, Reid Zellmer 2, Sam Lacher 0, Kai Slough 0, Alex Lowe 0, Austin Adams 0; Totals 17 13-19 62
CULVER (44): Jacoda Anderson 12, Micah Budzinski 10, Collin Stevens 9, Trent Elliott 8, Kyle Vlach 3, Everett Krueger 2, Jordan Sanders 0, Preston Hansel 0, Tucker Schultz 0, Brendon Pinder 0; Totals 14 13-18 44
3-pointers: Bremen 5 (Pike 3, Browning 2) Culver 1 (Vlach); Rebounds: Bremen 24 (Pike 7, Browning 5, Box 4) Culver 28 (Anderson 9, Budzinski 5, Elliott 4, Krueger 4, Stevens 3); Assists: Bremen 10 (Browning 3, Lacher 2) Culver 6 (Stevens 3, Elliott 2); Steals: Bremen 10 (Browning 3, Lacher 2, Ricketts 2) Culver 4 (Hansel 2); Turnovers: Bremen 11 Culver 16; Fouls (fouled out): Bremen 19 (none) Culver 17 (Krueger, Elliott); Records: Bremen 10-10 (5-2 NSC) Culver 12-8 (2-5 NSC)


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Badgers First, Gophers Second
Last year was the year of the Badgers in college hockey. This year may have a similar ring to it.
The Wisconsin Badgers had a cinderella run a year ago. The Badgers started 2012-2013 with a 1-6-3 record, but ended up winning the WCHA Final Five in March. Now, the Badgers will start the 2013-2014 season ranked No. 1 in the Big Ten and return nine seniors.
The Minnesota Gophers were picked second, followed by Michigan, Michigan State, Ohio State, and Penn State.
The Gophers junior forward Kyle Lau was a unanimous selection as he was selected to be a "player to watch" by Big Ten coaches.
Minnesota opens their season on October 11 vs. Mercyhurst. Big Ten play starts when the Gophers play the Badgers at home on October 29.