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[-said]: I'm optimistic,
WashingtonPost 21-JAN-17
[ commented]: I hoped that the president-elect would have responded differently given everything that John Lewis means to our country,
wsvn 20-JAN-17
[-said]: I look forward to reintroducing the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act in the coming days,
eurasiareview 20-JAN-17
[warned that:]: Putin has become so emboldened that he authorized the harassment of US personnel in Russia and attempted to undermine American democracy by meddling in our election.
thezimbabwemail 20-JAN-17
[also expressed:]: serious concerns
centraljersey 19-JAN-17
[-was criticized]: Let's dispel with this fiction that Barack Obama doesn't know what he's doing. He knows exactly what he's doing. He's trying to change this country.
WashingtonPost 19-JAN-17
[said that:]: this legislation supports efforts by state governments and local communities to use the power of the purse to counter the BDS movement's economic warfare targeting Israel.
israelnationalnews 19-JAN-17
[-said]: I find it discouraging your ability to cite that, which I think is globally accepted,
foxnews 19-JAN-17
[-told]: I don't agree with him that President-elect Trump is illegitimate. ... I also had hoped that the president-elect would have responded differently given everything that John Lewis means to our country,
thedenverchannel 17-JAN-17
[-said]: I don't agree with him that President-elect Trump is illegitimate. I also don't agree with his decision not to attend the inaugural, though it certainly is his right. It's not about President-elect Trump — it's a peaceful transfer of power,
miamiherald 17-JAN-17
[added:]: I also would have hoped that the president-elect would have responded differently.
[-said]: I also don't agree with his decision not to attend the inaugural. It certainly is his right because it's not about President-elect Trump. It's about peaceful transfer of power,
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[-asked]: Is Vladimir Putin a war criminal?
newsok 17-JAN-17
[-said]: I don't agree with him (Rep. Lewis) that it's an illegitimate result, but I do believe, as I said in the middle of the campaign in October, that foreign intelligence agencies and a foreign government wanted to influence public opinion in America and create chaos and instability in our electoral process. Of that I have no doubt,
nbcbayarea 16-JAN-17
[-said]: I've worked with Clint now for a year and a half and I've put him in multiple difficult situations, and everywhere we've worked with him, he's done a great job, so we felt he had the right attributes for what we're looking to do here over the next six years,
arkansasonline 16-JAN-17
[-said]: is a very significant job, especially in a large state [like] Florida with so many different constituencies and so many different issues to handle,
[-said]: The Cuban Adjustment Act has provided countless Cubans the opportunity to escape the Castro tyranny,
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[-said]: I was not trying to get you involved in the international game of name calling,
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[-said]: It's hard to think about in those terms, because we just got out of an election,
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[-said]: While some changes were needed, we must work to ensure that Cubans who arrive here to escape political persecution are not summarily returned to the regime, and they are given a fair opportunity to apply for and receive political asylum,
azcentral 13-JAN-17
[-told]: I mean there's a chance now to submit some questions in writing, which we'll do as well. I'll consider everything, I'll read through it and make a decision here very soon,
nbcnews 13-JAN-17
[-told]: We're still working through it, so you know, we'll have a decision here soon,
tampabay 13-JAN-17
[ said]: I think it's important, that if you stand for moral clarity, that you be clear,
[-said]: I'm prepared to do what's right,
miamiherald 13-JAN-17
[-said]: Those 1,400 people in jail in China, those dissidents in Cuba, the girls that want to drive and go to school, they look to the United States,
news 13-JAN-17
[-said]: America cares about democracy and freedom,
news 12-JAN-17
[-said]: the United States is not prepared to stand up and say, yes, Vladimir Putin is a war criminal, Saudi Arabia violates human rights,
yourerie 12-JAN-17
[-told]: This is a very important decision and I recognize the partisan split on the committee and what it means,
[-said]: The position you've been nominated to is, in my opinion, the second-most important position of the US government, with all due respect to the vice president,
[-argued]: used battlefield weapons against civilians,
bakersfieldnow 12-JAN-17
[-said]: It's from the Los Angeles Times,
bnd 12-JAN-17
[-said]: They have been an ally and we need to ensure that they stay an ally.
[-asked]: In your view, is this the right way to conduct an anti-drug campaign?
[-said]: I find it discouraging your inability to cite that, which I think is globally accepted.
bloomberg 12-JAN-17
[-told]: That cannot be who we are in the 21st century,
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[-asked]: Do you believe China is one the world's worst human rights violators?
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[-said]: If we are going to have moral clarity in our foreign policy we need to be clear, and I don't want to see us move towards a policy where human rights matters when nothing else matters ... when something more important isn't standing in the way,
news4jax 12-JAN-17
[-asked]: Mr. Tillerson, do you believe that Vladimir Putin and his cronies are responsible for ordering the murder of countless dissidents, journalists and political opponents?
[-said]: Dr. Carson believes this not because he read about it in a book or in a magazine or because he watched some documentary on PBS. He believes it because he has lived it, and that cannot be easily replicated,
[-said]: HUD needs a leader who knows how to overcome tough obstacles, someone when told, 'you'll never be able to do that,' finds a way to do that,
charlotteobserver 12-JAN-17
[-said]: Imagine there's a U.S. senator or congressman who adopts a policy position that the Kremlin does not agree with,
miamiherald 12-JAN-17
[-said]: They don't limit this to elections,
[-cited]: would not use that term.
syracuse 12-JAN-17
[-said]: the United States is not prepared to stand up and say, yes, Vladimir Putin is a war criminal, Saudi Arabia violates human rights, it demoralizes these people all over the world,
tert 12-JAN-17
[-later said]: Many of his answers were concerning to me,
philly 12-JAN-17
[-said]: Mr. Tillerson, what's happened in Aleppo is in the public domain,
virginislandsdailynews 12-JAN-17
[-asked]: If a bill were to pass Congress that would remove the U.S. embargo against Cuba and there hasn't been democratic changes on the island of Cuba, would you advise the president to veto a bill that lifted the embargo on Cuba?
mycentraloregon 12-JAN-17
[-told]: I mean, it's clear that I'm concerned about some of his answers and encouraged by a few others,
ABCnews 12-JAN-17
[-said]: What more information do you need?
[-asked]: Do you consider what they are doing to be human rights violations?
[ said]: We need a secretary of state who will fight for these principles,
voanews 12-JAN-17
[-told]: I mean, it's clear that I'm concerned about some of his answers and encouraged by a few others,
[-told]: I think it's important, if you stand for moral clarity, that you be clear,
[ said]: If we're going to have moral clarity in our foreign policy, we have to be clear,
[ said]: He's been nominated to what I believe is the second most important post in the executive branch,
[-said]: Those are very, very serious charges to make, and I would want to have much more information before reaching a conclusion.
clickondetroit 11-JAN-17
[-asked]: Is Vladimir Putin a war criminal,
cnbc 11-JAN-17
[-said]: the credibility of the intelligence community because of its findings,
charlotteobserver 11-JAN-17
[-said]: In essence, it sounds like they achieved what they wanted. To get us to fight against each other,
[-said]: Is this not what we have seen . . . employed by Russian intelligence on behalf of the government of Vladimir Putin and other countries around the world?
[-asked]: You are still not prepared to say that Vladimir Putin and his military have violated the rules of war and committed war crimes in Aleppo?
nydailynews 11-JAN-17
[-said]: Well, let me describe the situation in Aleppo and perhaps that will help you reach that conclusion,
[-said]: He used battlefield weapons against civilians, and when it was all said and done, an estimated 300,000 civilians were killed and the city was completely destroyed,
[-declared]: You are still not prepared to say that Vladimir Putin and his military have violated the rules of war and have conducted war crimes in Aleppo,
newsok 11-JAN-17
[-says]: war criminal.
kiro7 11-JAN-17
[-said]: I'll do what I believe is the right thing for America,
politico 11-JAN-17
[-said]: We're going to be fair, we're going to take it very seriously. It's a very important position,
[-says]: Is Putin a war criminal?
washtimes 11-JAN-17
[-said]: Mr. Tillerson, what's happened in Aleppo is in the public domain,
miamiherald 11-JAN-17
[-asked]: Do you believe that Vladimir Putin and his cronies are responsible for ordering the murder of countless dissident journalists and political opponents?
[-replied]: None of this is classified, Mr. Tillerson,
[-said]: None of this is classified,
[-said]: Last time I checked, Vladimir Putin was neither a registered Democrat nor a registered Republican,
WashingtonPost 11-JAN-17
[-said]: Just think about this: Do we really want to be a country where foreign leaders or foreign intelligence agencies can blackmail our elected officials and say to them that unless you do what we want you to do, we're going to release emails from your campaign manager, your wife, your daughter, your son, and we're going to embarrass you,
huffingtonpost 09-JAN-17
[-wrote]: The administration's unfounded elevation of Cuba on human trafficking sends a chilling message that the U.S., at least under this president, is more interested in headlines about its historic Cuba policy than it is in challenging the Castro regime to protect Cuba's youth from human trafficking exploitation,
caribseek 09-JAN-17
[-said]: When people contribute to my campaign, they support my agenda,
WashingtonPost 08-JAN-17
[-asked]: Before the attack in Benghazi, what had we done specifically to help them build their security capacities?
wkbw 06-JAN-17
[-said]: I know that was mentioned as a potential cause and they wanted to kind of look into that a little further and get to that point,
dailymail 06-JAN-17
[-added]: But it is finally time to cut through the double-speak and broken promises and do what Congress said we should do in 1995: formally move our embassy to the capital of our great ally Israel.
CBSnews 05-JAN-17
[-told]: We're not voting right now,
WashingtonPost 05-JAN-17
[-said]: He's always calling me Little Marco. And I'll admit he's taller than me. He's like 6'2', which is why I don't understand why his hands are the size of someone who is 5'2',
nydailynews 05-JAN-17
[ said]: Jerusalem is the eternal capital of the Jewish state of Israel, and that's where America's embassy belongs,
haaretz 05-JAN-17
[-said]: Unfortunately, the Obama administration's vendetta against the Jewish state has been so vicious that to even utter this simple truth – let alone the reality that Jerusalem is the appropriate venue for the American embassy in Israel- is shocking in some circles.
foxnews 04-JAN-17
[-said that]: advocated for America's need to reaffirm its support for one of our nation's strongest allies by recognizing Jerusalem as the undivided capital of Israel.
presstv 04-JAN-17
[argued that:]: we need more welders and less philosophers.
historynewsnetwork 01-JAN-17
[-said]: The greatest immediate threat to the future of Israel is not a stalled peace process, or settlements, but the abandonment of the Jewish state by the current U.S. administration at a time when it needs America's support more than ever,
politico 28-DEC-16
[-said]: about the consequences of America abandoning our values.
[-said]: He's always calling me Little Marco. And I'll admit he's taller than me. He's like 6-2, which is why I don't understand why his hands are the size of someone who is 5-2,
npr 28-DEC-16
[-said]: I look forward to working with President-elect Donald Trump and his incoming team to restore our relationship with Israel to its proper place,
timesofisrael 28-DEC-16
[-said]: We know that there's hate in the world,
cbs12 27-DEC-16
[-said]: America was founded in part by people fleeing religious persecution, and the U.S. has a moral responsibility to be a champion for oppressed people around the world,
tcpalm 24-DEC-16
[-said]: The next secretary of state must be someone who views the world with moral clarity, is free of potential conflicts of interest, has a clear sense of America's interests and will be a forceful advocate for America's foreign policy goals,
business 15-DEC-16
[said this week:]: I have serious concerns about his nomination. The next secretary of state must be someone who views the world with moral clarity.
startribune 15-DEC-16
[-said]: The next secretary of State,
12news 14-DEC-16
[-added]: The next secretary of state must be someone who views the world with moral clarity, is free of potential conflicts of interest, has a clear sense of America's interests, and will be a forceful advocate for America's foreign policy goals to the president, within the administration, and on the world stage,
nbcnews 14-DEC-16
[-said]: The next secretary of state must be someone who views the world with moral clarity, is free of potential conflicts of interest, has a clear sense of America's interests,
WashingtonPost 14-DEC-16
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Cardin [-said]: And as Sen. Marco Rubio said, you don't need a classified briefing to answer those,
usaToday 12-JAN-17
Haley [-explained]: I thought that Marco Rubio was and is an amazing public servant. I think that he really tapped into so much of what people want in terms of the American dream,
alternet 23-NOV-16
Haley [-told]: I talked about Marco Rubio — you know, I'm against his Gang of Eight bill. He is not for amnesty, but I was against his Gang of Eight bill,
ibtimes 17-NOV-16
Haley [-said]: Marco Rubio is the only one that can defeat Donald Trump and Marco Rubio can beat Hillary Clinton and will win in November,
ABCnews 17-NOV-16
Obama [-told]: For some voters, Marco Rubio will say, I think that what Donald Trump said is terrible. And then, in front of other voters, he'll say, well, I'm still supporting Donald Trump,
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Obama [-said]: Marco Rubio said this was a dangerous con artist who spent a lifetime — spent a career — sticking it to working people,
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Obama [-said]: Marco Rubio said this was a dangerous con artist who spent a lifetime spent a career sticking it to working people,
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Obama [-told]: There's one big difference between Patrick and Marco Rubio: Marco Rubio still supports Donald Trump,
nola 29-OCT-16
Obama [-told]: There's one big difference between Patrick and Marco Rubio. Marco Rubio still supports Donald Trump,
WashingtonPost 29-OCT-16
Obama [-said]: I agree with the U.S. Senator — a Republican — who, a while back, said that we can't afford to give 'the nuclear codes of the United States to an erratic individual.' By the way, you know who said that? Marco Rubio. He also called Donald Trump a dangerous con artist who has spent a career sticking it to working people,
politico 26-OCT-16
Kaine [-said]: Let me just quote Marco Rubio,
nbcnews 25-OCT-16
Hastings [-asked]: Where's Marco Rubio on climate change?
sun 25-OCT-16
Obama [-said]: Why Marco Rubio still want to vote for Trump? There are legitimate differences between our parties, but there comes a point where we must stand for more than just your party or your own career,
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Obama [-said]: Even Marco Rubio says there is no rigging of the vote, which I'd like to give him credit for, except he's refuting the dangerous, unprecedented claims of a candidate he says he's still going to vote for!
laht 21-OCT-16
Obama [-said]: Even Marco Rubio says there's no rigging of the vote, which I'd like to give him credit for, except he's refuting the dangerous, unprecedented claim of a candidate he says he's still going to vote for,
news4jax 21-OCT-16
Obama [-said]: Even Marco Rubio says there is no rigging of the vote, which I'd like to give him credit for, except he's refuting the dangerous, unprecedented claims of a candidate he says he's still going to vote for!
efe 21-OCT-16
Obama [-said]: Even Marco Rubio says there's no rigging of the vote,
clickondetroit 21-OCT-16
Jim Manley [ said]: Senator Rubio is a fatally flawed candidate and apparently some of the major newspapers in Florida felt the same way,
brownsvilleherald 20-OCT-16
Jim Manley [ said]: Sen. Rubio is a fatally flawed candidate and apparently some of the major newspapers in Florida felt the same way,
wncn 19-OCT-16
Pence [-declared]: [We're] just 24 days away from when we re-elect Marco Rubio to the United States Senate,
nbcnews 16-OCT-16
Trump [-said]: [Rubio] referred to my hands—if they're small, something else must be small,
alternet 26-SEP-16
Nelson [-said]: Remember, (Rubio) voted for the $1.9 billion and he was my co-sponsor. And he voted for the $1.1 billion with no riders,
tampabay 11-SEP-16
Nelson [-told]: Remember, [Rubio] voted for the $1.9 billion, he was my co-sponsor, and he voted for the $1.1 billion with no riders,
miamiherald 08-SEP-16
Nelson [-told]: Remember, (Rubio) voted for the $1.9 billion, he was my co-sponsor, and he voted for the $1.1 billion with no riders,
tampabay 08-SEP-16
Hannity [-said]: Marco Rubio won tonight and I was very glad to see that. I think we need him back in the Senate,
politico 31-AUG-16
Wicker [ said]: (Rubio's) work ethic and positive vision for Florida and America stand in stark contrast to Privileged Patrick Murphy, who has been exposed for repeating falsehood on falsehood about every aspect of his professional life prior to his career in politics,
news4jax 31-AUG-16
Hannity [-added]: You may not agree with what he did, but he went there because he was used to governing and seeing things done. And we absolutely ought to respect the fact that he apologized. He said, look, it wasn't the best thing to do. Let's not waste an extraordinary talent like Marco Rubio.
Coulter [-said]: I have seen these rumors he's now being advised by Roger Ailes, the former head of the Marco Rubio super PAC known as Fox News,
bostonherald 28-AUG-16
Trump [-declared]: Marco Rubio is totally weak on illegal immigration & in favor of easy amnesty,
denverpost 26-AUG-16
Schumer [-said]: I think it does [hurt Rubio],
politico 09-AUG-16
Trump [-said]: I endorsed Marco Rubio, he endorsed me. He's doing well. Go for Marco,
bloomberg 04-AUG-16
Trump [ said]: I endorsed Marco Rubio. He endorsed me. He's doing well,
Trump [ said]: I endorsed Marco Rubio. He endorsed me. He's doing well,
washtimes 03-AUG-16
Inhofe [-told]: Marco Rubio, first of all, is a good friend,
dailycaller 21-JUL-16
Reid [-told]: I feel that Marco Rubio should be sued to pay back all the money that the federal government paid him while he was off playing around, running for president,
politico 28-JUN-16
Reid [added:]: So Marco Rubio, in my opinion, owes the American taxpayer money and owes the people of the state of Florida some time.
Reid [-said]: I feel that Marco Rubio should be sued to pay back all the money that the federal government paid him while he was off playing around running for president,
huffingtonpost 28-JUN-16
Wicker [-said]: Neither candidate is a match for Marco Rubio, and I will be proud to have him as a member of our Republican majority for years to come,
politico 22-JUN-16
McConnell [-told]: We hope our candidate will end up being Marco Rubio,
dailymail 19-JUN-16
McConnell [-said]: I and my colleagues have been trying to convince Senator Marco Rubio to run again in Florida,
politico 01-JUN-16
McConnell [-told]: I and my colleagues have been trying to convince Sen. Marco Rubio to run again in Florida,
washingtonexaminer 31-MAY-16
Bush [-said]: When the party begins to rebuild after Trump, Marco Rubio and George P. Bush will be two people that they look at as a blueprint for potential good times ahead.
statesman 21-MAY-16
Tapper [-asked]: Of course, I would be! I would be willing to serve in any capacity that I could be of help with Donald on. But that's a tremendous list of people to choose from. They're all very wonderful people, well-qualified. I certainly think that Newt, I've known him for a long time, we all have experienced what he can get done in Washington, D.C. And Marco Rubio would be terrific. Mary Fallin would be terrific.
12news 09-MAY-16
Trump [-said]: Marco Rubio (who dropped out in March) has more delegates than Kasich. It is like a spoiled person staying in for whatever reason,
wkbw 27-APR-16
Romney [-said]: I would vote for Marco Rubio in Florida, for John Kasich in Ohio and for Ted Cruz or whichever one of the other two contenders has the best chance of beating Mr. Trump in a given state,
latimes 25-APR-16
Trump [-said]: We should be having, like, just one. I don't really care and we're winning by a lot but it really isn't fair because when you break it up, when you have that many people, you're getting much less. As an example, Marco Rubio has more delegates right now than Kasich, and those are delegates that are taken out of play, so it makes it hard for me to get them. And he's right now not in play,
dnaindia 22-APR-16
Cruz [ said]: There's obviously value in an endorsement from Rubio,
politico 21-APR-16
Trump [-said]: All he's doing is just, he goes from place to place and loses, and he keeps running. Well, why doesn't Marco Rubio do that? Why doesn't Jeb Bush do that? Why didn't all of them do that?
nydailynews 04-APR-16
Trump [-told]: All he's doing is just, he goes from place to place, and loses, and he keeps running. Well, why doesn't Marco Rubio do that? Why doesn't Jeb Bush do that? Why didn't all of them do that?
tampabay 04-APR-16
Romney [-said earlier this month]: Given the current delegate selection process, that means that I'd vote for Marco Rubio in Florida and for John Kasich in Ohio and for Ted Cruz or whichever one of the other two contenders has the best chance of beating Mr. Trump in a given state,
msnbc 21-MAR-16
Kasich [-said]: They were all gonna get behind Rubio, right? And he's gone. I'm still here. You know what would've happened had I dropped out? You know who would've won Ohio? I won Ohio. I didn't win Ohio in any calculation. I won Ohio because of my message and my record, and guess what? As a result of that, Donald Trump is not going to go to the convention with enough delegates,
cnn 20-MAR-16
Colbert [ said]: So for the record, Florida votes yes on Jimmy Buffett, yes on releasing pythons into toilets. On Marco Rubio, no thanks,
alternet 18-MAR-16
Trump [-said]: I have to say it. That number one, I want to congratulate Marco Rubio on having run a really tough campaign,
CBSnews 16-MAR-16
Trump [-told]: I want to congratulate Marco Rubio on having run a really tough campaign,
dailymail 16-MAR-16
Trump [said:]: I want to congratulate Marco Rubio on running a really tough campaign… He's got a bright future.
straitstimesSG 16-MAR-16
Jackson [-said]: I think Rubio's last chance[s] were hurt when he blundered a few weeks ago, and went to schoolyard, gutter tactics against Donald Trump, leaving his aspirational, inspirational message. The voters of Florida simple didn't recognize that Marco Rubio,
cnbc 15-MAR-16
Fiorina [-said]: It will depend on Rubio and Kasich exiting the race. I hope they do. I hope they're statesmanlike and understand and exit the race,
washingtonexaminer 15-MAR-16
Allan Lichtman [ said]: I think (Rubio's) going to have to drop out (if he loses),
680news 15-MAR-16
Trump [-said]: [Rubio] referred to my hands — if they are small, something else must be small,
Clinton [-agreed]: We respect our opponents. I know Marco Rubio and I know Ted Cruz and all these guys. But with Trump, what you are dealing with, and I say this without any joy, this guy's a pathological liar.
Sanders [-said]: Rubio's got it wrong. I understand where Sen. Rubio is coming from,
nbcnews 14-MAR-16
Cruz [-said]: You know, going forward, look, of course, I could absolutely see a place for Marco Rubio and john Kasich in an administration,
Allan Lichtman [ said]: I think (Rubio's) going to have to drop out (if he loses),
timescolonist 14-MAR-16
Trump [-said]: In Florida, we have a man, Marco Rubio, who doesn't even show up to vote in the U.S. Senate,
sunherald 13-MAR-16
Sununu [-said last week]: Winning Ohio and Marco Rubio winning Florida would probably cement the fact that no one will get to the convention with an outright majority,
usaToday 12-MAR-16
Lott [-said]: Marco Rubio has quite a life story, and he is the most articulate of the bunch, and he's got a vision,
WashingtonPost 11-MAR-16
Lee [-said]: If Sen. Rubio were asking me that, I would encourage him and I do encourage him to get behind Ted Cruz,
dailymail 11-MAR-16
Obama [-blamed]: For that matter, they're not that different from Mr. Rubio's positions on immigration, despite the fact that their families are the products of immigration and the openness of our society.
australianetworknews 11-MAR-16
Cruz [-told]: When Marco Rubio stood with Barack Obama and [Sen.] Chuck Schumer and [then-Senate Majority Leader] Harry Reid ... I stood with millions of Americans,
foxnews 10-MAR-16
Cruz [-said]: At this point, I think both Marco Rubio and John Kasich are gonna have to look at the race and assess their prospects. It is a simple question of math. Whether or not one can get to 1,237 votes,
WashingtonPost 09-MAR-16
Romney [-said]: Given the current delegation selection process, that means I'd vote for Marco Rubio in Florida and for John Kasich in Ohio and for Ted Cruz or whichever one of the other two contenders has the best chance of beating Mr Trump in a given state,
gulfnews 09-MAR-16
Trump [-said]: Little Marco Rubio, you know he's a no-show in the US senate,
thenewage 09-MAR-16
Kasich [-had hoped]: Should the party rally behind somebody, it should be Rubio or Kasich because either one of them could win the general election.
krcrtv 09-MAR-16
Trump [-said]: Marco Rubio, he became hostile a few weeks ago,
7online 09-MAR-16
Trump [-said]: Little Marco Rubio, you know he's a no-show in the US senate,
GulfDailyNews 08-MAR-16
Trump [-said]: Lightweight Senator Marco Rubio is a dishonest person,
scmp 08-MAR-16
Trump [-said]: Lightweight Senator Marco Rubio is a dishonest person. He has cheated with credit cards, and does favours for lobbyists. In my opinion, he is a total crook and I am doing the people of Florida a great favour by further exposing him,
mid 08-MAR-16
Forbes [-said]: Rubio likes to say he's the optimist. But where's the beef, Marco Rubio? He's got some ideas — lay it out there,
utsandiego 08-MAR-16
Trump [-said]: I think Marco Rubio had a very, very bad night and personally I call for him to drop out of the race,
efe 06-MAR-16
Trump [-said]: I think Marco, Marco Rubio, had a very, very bad night and personally I call for him to drop out of the race,
euronews 06-MAR-16
Trump [said:]: Marco Rubio had a very very bad night and personally I call for him to drop out of the race. I think it's time now that he dropped out of the race. I really think so.
ibtimes 06-MAR-16
Trump [-said]: Marco Rubio had a very, very bad night,
MaltaToday 06-MAR-16
Trump [-said]: Marco Rubio had a very, very bad night. Personally I'd call for him to drop out of the race,
naharnet 06-MAR-16
Trump [-added]: Marco Rubio had a very, very bad night and personally I'd call him to drop out of the race,
washingtonexaminer 06-MAR-16
Trump [-said]: Marco Rubio had a very, very bad night. Personally I'd call for him to drop out of the race,
tribuneonline 06-MAR-16
Trump [-said]: I think Marco Rubio had a very, very bad night and I think it's time now that he drop out of the race,
bostonherald 06-MAR-16
Trump [-said]: Marco Rubio had a very bad night,
7online 06-MAR-16
Romney [-said]: Given the current delegate selection process, that means that I'd vote for Marco Rubio in Florida and for John Kasich in Ohio and for Ted Cruz or whichever one of the other two contenders has the best chance of beating Mr. Trump in a given state,
usnews 05-MAR-16
Trump [-said]: You know that in Florida they hate little Marco Rubio so much because of the fact that he never votes. He never shows up to vote,
nypost 05-MAR-16
Brownback [-declared]: Marco Rubio is going to win Kansas,
kansascity 05-MAR-16
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text: TheOne 12 Report post Posted April 26 Hello! It's been a while since I last visited this site, but here I am again, with everything sorted out so I can start something anew! And so, I would like to know if anyone is up for some RP. I don't have any specific setting/scene I want to play out, but I do have some loose ideas on what kind of genre I would be up to! Now, it's not just one, so here is the list! Journey Just your basic tale of traveling. It doesn't need to have a great reason, some noble tale and a lot stakes. It's not the goal that matters, it's the journey. And so, I would like to RP a bit of traveling from place to place with someone who enjoys wandering as much as Gray does. Or maybe someone wants to try it out? Story sharing A first meeting somewhere. Just a bit of chat, maybe a bit of walk and talk. Gray has a lot of interesting stories to tell and strangers are the best listeners. So if you are willing to lend your ear or share your adventures, Gray will gladly speak to you. Action As much as I enjoy casual and lazy fun, sometimes a shot of adrenaline is what keeps me going. A good, old fight in an alleyway, chase through the streets or maybe something completely else? If you would like to get some blood pumpin quick, you found the right pony If you enjoy any of those, please say so! I would love to set something up together. That being said, I can do roleplays outside of those lines. Casual Slice-Of-Life is always a great option to pass some time and get to know someone! 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites

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Civil lawsuit against former OU running back Joe Mixon dropped
NORMAN, Okla. – A civil lawsuit that was filed against a former OU running back following a fight at a Norman restaurant where a woman was punched in the face.
In 2014, OU running back Joe Mixon was suspended for punching Amelia Molitor inside Pickleman's on Campus Corner.
Molitor suffered several broken bones in her face, and Mixon entered an Alford plea to the assault charges.
Surveillance videos at the restaurant captured the whole event on camera.
It shows Molitor shoving and hitting Mixon, and Mixon responding by punching her in the face and leaving the scene.
In July, Amelia Molitor filed a civil suit against Mixon for negligence, wanton and willful conduct and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
However, Mixon's attorneys told NewsChannel 4 that they believed the case should be thrown out, claiming that Molitor filed the wrong kind of lawsuit.
In November, a judge agreed, dismissing Molitor's claims of negligence and wanton and willful conduct.
The judge allowed Molitor's claim of intentional infliction of emotional distress to stand.
"The court concludes the allegations- of a substantial physical attack, sufficient to cause significant physical injury, in a public location- are sufficient to support an inference of severe emotional distress from the encounter," the judge ruled.
Now, it seems the lawsuit won't move forward at all.
On Friday, Molitor and Mixon announced that the lawsuit has been "amicably resolved and dismissed."
"I am happy we were able to bring the lawsuit to an end," Ms. Molitor stated. "Joe and I were able to meet privately, without any attorneys, and talk about our experiences since that night. I am encouraged that we will both be able to move forward from here with our lives. From our private discussions I am satisfied that we are going to put this behind us and work towards helping others who may have found themselves in similar circumstances. I greatly appreciate his apology and I think the feelings he expressed were sincere. We both could have handled things differently. I believe if we had a chance to go back to that moment in time, the situation would not have ended the way it did."
"I'm thankful Mia and I were able to talk privately," Mr. Mixon said. "I was able to apologize to her one-to-one. The way I reacted that night, that's not me. That's not the way I was raised. I think she understands that. Talking together helps move us past what happened. I know I have to keep working to be a better person, and this is another step in that direction. I love working with kids, and I'm looking for more chances to do that kind of work. I want to lead a life that inspires them, and I hope I can lead by example from today forward."
"Going forward," Ms. Molitor explained, "Joe and I agreed we needed to move on from this situation and focus on the future. I'm now planning to attend graduate school. I still plan to speak out and support other people, whether on college campuses or elsewhere, who are faced with overcoming difficult circumstances that have attracted intense public scrutiny. I'm finished talking about what happened that night with Joe. It's time to move on from that. I wish Joe the best of luck in his future."


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By Samuel Faleye, AkureÂ
Ahead of November 26, governorship election in Ondo State, a group, the Muslim Council of the All Progressive Congress (APC) has prayed for a peaceful primary poll for the party.Â
It also prayed that God choose a God anointed person as the next governor of the state.Â
The prayer, which was held in Akure, the state and backed up with the recitation of the Holy Quaran by Imams and Alfas was witnessed by the State Chairman of APC, Hon. Isaacs Kekemeke, Senator Tayo Alasoadura, among many others.
In his remark, Kekemeke praised the party Muslims and prayed that their efforts in uplifting the party will not be in vain.Â
He observed the need for the prayer to seek for a God fearing person, a compassionate governor and one who will have respect for the party and its members.Â
He reiterated his commitment, loyalty and assurance to stand by the truth and not to allow rigging during the election.Â
His words: "There will not be any problem during the party election, it will not be rigged because it will be transparent for all to seeâ€.Â
He expressed joy that the prayer came during the month of Ramadan, which he said was a period when prayers are answered.Â
Kekemeke said he believed that the APC would emerge as the governor of the state.Â
He also urged the Muslims to continue to pray that someone with corrupt mind do not take over the state again.Â
Th state Chairman of the Muslim council in APC, Alhaji Wahaab Adegbenro said since the intentions of the aspirants is to serve the masses, the party primary would be violent free.Â
He observed the importance of the prayer to seek God's support for a hitch free primary poll.
While describing the Chairman of the party as a God fearing person, he applauded him for the approval of the prayer making use of the opportunity of the holy month to ensure the emergence of the best candidate.


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During our first querencia, we were exposed to the three important styles of writing that we will be using throughout the semester, which includes Personal Narrative, Descriptive, and Natural History writing. Through our three prompts to reflect upon during our querencia time, we learned how to work with each style of writing.
Later that week, students expanded their skills of specializing these three styles by writing an anonymous excerpt from each piece they wrote during querencia time as examples of what each style looks like. We then put all of our examples into one pile for the whole class to pick out of and practice identifying each style.
After organizing the excerpts into the categories of Personal Narrative, Descriptive and Natural History and discussing the reasoning behind our choice of which category to place it in, Olivia designed double sided posters to hang up in the dining hall as a way to share our voices in the contexts of our first impressions of querencia.
"Have you ever noticed that trees never sway the same way twice? The color of the lights refraction on its boughs gives it away" and "the waves encompass all around them in great storms, then recede like long hands, dragging back all they can carry" were some profound examples of our descriptions of querencia. This assignment allowed us to let our mind run freely and document our surroundings while still teaching us how to write in very different styles.


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---------------------------------------------------- ICOM-CC appalled by looting in Iraq. The International Council of Museums - Committee for Conservation (ICOM-CC) is witnessing the looting and damage of cultural property in the aftermath of war in Iraq with the utmost concern. When ICOM-CC (Feb 25, 2003) and shortly after the International Committee of the Blue Shield (ICBS) as well as other international organisations warned about the consequences of war, we stressed our concern for "... the prospects of possible damage to our shared cultural heritage and loss of human life as a result of armed conflicts." ICOM-CC, with many other international organisations, must now again stress how significant and crucial The Hague Convention is to all regimes. It is imperative that all parties in Iraq realise their responsibilities towards cultural property. In the "Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict", drawn up in The Hague, 14 May 1954, and entered in force 7 August 1956, Paragraph I. "General provisions regarding protection", Article 4. "Respect for cultural property" section 3 reads: "The High Contracting Parties further undertake to prohibit, prevent and, if necessary, put a stop to any form of theft, pillage or misappropriation of, and any acts of vandalism directed against, cultural property. They shall refrain from requisitioning movable cultural property situated in the territory of another High Contracting Party." ICOM-CC will hold all so-called Coalition Force Partners accountable for the looting and damage to cultural property in Iraq. Further paragraph X, "Protocol for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict", article 1, reads: "The High Contracting Parties are agreed as follows: 1. Each High Contracting Party undertakes to prevent the exportation, from a territory occupied by it during an armed conflict, of cultural property as defined in Article 1 of the Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict, signed at The Hague on 14 May, 1954." Article 3 expands on this role by saying: "Each High Contracting Party undertakes to return, at the close of hostilities, to the competent authorities of the territory previously occupied, cultural property which is in its territory, if such property has been exported in contravention of the principle laid down in the first paragraph. Such property shall never be retained as war reparations." ICOM-CC urges the so-called Coalition Forces to act according to The Hague Convention. There simply is no excusable exception for not following these universal rules of civilised conduct. ICOM-CC hopes that inventories of the holdings of looted Iraq museums as soon as possible can be distributed to Interpol and also widely (via e-lists) to the entire museum world in order to identify these stolen antiquities in the market for their restitution or seizure. On behalf of ICOM - Committee for Conservation (ICOM-CC), Jřrgen Wadum Chair ICOM-CC ICOM-CC is the largest of the international committees under the International Council of Museums (ICOM) with members' world-wide from every branch of the museum and conservation profession. ICOM is a non-governmental organisation maintaining formal relations with UNESCO and having a consultative status with the United Nations' Economic and Social Council. ICOM-CC Secretariat, 13, via San Michele, 00153 Rome, ITALY; Tel.: + 39 06 58 55 34 10; Fax: + 39 06 58 55 33 49; E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com -- H-MUSEUM H-Net Network for Museum Professionals E -Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com WWW: http://www.h-museum.net
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Dear Katie: How important are grades? (Parts 1 and 2)
A reader wrote to me to ask whether anyone other than A+ honours students gets jobs after law school, which is a fair question because the message perpetuated in law school seems to be a resounding no (this is wrong).
In Part 1 of my response I address the issue of grades vs jobs specifically, incorporating information I got from a lovely legal recruiter I know. In Part 2 I zoom right out to the issue of grades and worth, an issue that as a recovering high-achiever (who did not do honours, by the by) I have grappled with for decades now. Even if you're no longer in the position of receiving letter grades for your work, you can substitute feedback of any kind and get a similar result.
Grades represent the dumb, imperfect, often hazardous system we have to live by for now. It helps to remember that they are far from everything, even while all the messages you receive while at university might say otherwise. (One day, I hope we do better.)


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LAS VEGAS – September 7, 2017 – Ten-X Commercial, the nation's leading digital real estate transaction marketplace, announced the closing of two commercial real estate assets in Las Vegas that sold for an aggregate price of $28.3 million. The properties traded on Ten-X's Live Bid transaction platform. The seller of both properties was the Clark County Department of Aviation.
The properties include the leased-fee interest in the Arroyo Market Square retail center, which is located at 7200 Arroyo Crossing Parkway and has 38 years remaining on a 50-year ground lease. The 919,192-square-foot retail center was built in 2009 and occupied by anchor tenants The Home Depot, Sam's Club and Walmart. Other national and regional tenants include Bed Bath & Beyond, Best Buy, Toys 'R' Us, Pet Smart, GNC and Chili's.
The other asset, located at 5915 S. Rainbow Boulevard, includes the leased-fee interest in two medical office buildings totaling 40,802 square feet on 6.4 acres, and two vacant fee-simple lots totaling 4.3 acres. The ground lease for the medical office buildings has 36 years remaining on a 50-year term.
"In addition to the challenge of ensuring that we were in compliance with all regulations associated with selling land for the government, we helped make a market for assets that were structured in a way that was novel to many investors," said Ten-X Commercial General Manager Steve Jacobs. "Our team worked diligently with the county to ensure that we were in compliance with all legal requirements, while helping educate interested investors about the structure of these participatory ground leases. Working closely with all parties, we were able to solicit numerous strong bids, helping the county monetize these assets."
While state and local regulations required that any bids be placed during a public meeting of the Board of County Commissioners, county staff opted to complement a traditional auction with Ten-X Commercial's unmatched efficiency and global market reach.
To meet all of Clark County's regulations, the Live Bid online auction took place in conjunction with a public meeting at the Clark County commission chambers. Offers that were made in person were also input online, while bids from online participants were read aloud in the commission chambers.
"One of the benefits of a data-driven marketplace like Ten-X, is the expanded investor pool it creates, by removing the geographic boundaries traditionally associated with CRE transactions, and curating relevant investment opportunities for each individual investor," added Jacobs. "With the Arroyo Market Square asset selling to a buyer based out of Los Angeles — who likely would not have been targeted in traditional marketing efforts — Clark County has realized the benefits of our online marketplace in a very tangible way."
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About Ten-X
Ten-X is the nation's leading online real estate transaction marketplace and the parent to Ten-X Homes, Ten-X Commercial and Auction.com. To date, the company has sold 300,000+ residential and commercial properties totaling more than $50 billion. Leveraging desktop and mobile technology, Ten-X allows people to safely and easily complete real estate transactions online. Ten-X is headquartered in Irvine and Silicon Valley, Calif., and has offices in key markets nationwide. Investors in the company include CapitalG (formerly Google Capital) and Stone Point Capital. For more information, visit Ten-X.com.


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& Wellness
Maintaining a healthy life is essential for the transition to college and for excelling at Penn. Penn supports students with a number of resources and they are open to everyone. It is useful to learn about these resources, especially ones that relate directly to international students.
CAPS International Students Programs and Resources:
Counseling and Psychological Services is the counseling center at Penn. Located on 3624 Market Street, CAPS provide free and confidential services to all Penn students.
CAPS also has a number of international student specific programs overseen by the international specialist, Dr. Yuhong He.
CAPS provides multilingual counseling in Mandarin, Cantonese, Spanish, and Korean, so you are able to speak to a professional counselor in your mother tongue if you prefer. All students are welcomed to attend group workshops, speak to a counselor during walk-in hours, or schedule an individual consultation session.
Penngagement International Experiences (PIE) Series is a year-round program with events held on a regular basis for international students to become more familiar with campus resources and learn topics unique to the American culture.
Wellness at Penn
Wellness at Penn is a centralized website that provides support, resources, and practical tools for wellness across the Penn community. The website provides a comprehensive list of links to relevant groups and other resources at Penn for your emotional, physical, mental, social, sexual, spiritual, financial, or occupational well-being. You can also find series of events hosted by these wellness groups on this website.
Reach-A-Peer Helpline
The Reach-A-Peer Helpline/Online is a peer help line that provides peer support, information, and referrals to any and all students at Penn. The service is open to all students who wish to share a problem, are in need of information, or just want to talk to someone about anything on their mind.
Penn Benjamins
Penn Benjamins offers short-term, confidential, in-person peer listening and referral services to any member of the Penn undergraduate community. Students can feel free to come to Benjamins and talk about anything.
Other Resources:
Student Health Service: https://www.vpul.upenn.edu/shs/
Office of the Chaplain: https://chaplain.upenn.edu
The Office of Alcohol & Other Drug Program Initiative: https://www.vpul.upenn.edu/alcohol/
Campus Health: https://www.vpul.upenn.edu/shs/campushealth/
Resources related to Interpersonal Violence: https://www.vpul.upenn.edu/pvp/resources.php
Student Testimonials:
Q: What did you think of wellness before coming to Penn and has that changed after being here for some time?
"Before I came to Penn I didn't really think about wellness or mental health at all, but once I got here I realized that the environment was so unique that it's unavoidable to think about your own wellness and that of people around you. The environment can definitely be more challenging than anything you've ever faced, from a variety of angles. I started to actively notice my mental state and tried to develop good habits to take care of it."
"I went to high school in US, so I am aware of the discussion on wellness before coming to Penn. Nonetheless, what I realized was Penn has a much challenging schedule than my high school, and it can easily be overwhelming at times. When it comes maintaining good physical and mental wellness, it takes a bit more effort."
Q: Do you know of any other formal or informal way to improve your own health and wellness?
"Friends, friends, friends. Put down the books for a second and have good conversations with friends, people in your building, and those around you. Engaging with and enjoying time with other people is so beneficial for your mental wellness."
"Of course I think it varies from person to person, so it is important for each person to find the method that works for them. For me, physically, I always try to eat healthy and work out when I can; mentally, taking some time to myself is the simplest and most effective way. More formally, speaking to a peer counselor or a counselor at CAPS are also helpful ways."
Q: What advice do you have for students who are considering going to the offices above or using the services?
"There are so many resources out there for you — this can be overwhelming. Often, it's hard to know where to start. You may think that your issue is too small or that there's no proper place to talk about it. But this isn't true. Start by reaching out to AIS' Support Network, or Reach-a-Peer Helpline. They're there to talk about anything, as long as you want to talk about it.
Other than that, my advice is simple: Use the resources. Take your wellness into your own hands, because you can. Don't be afraid of any stigma. Don't be scared that your issue is "too small." Don't be afraid of "wasting time" — time spent taking care of yourself is never wasted time. And don't write off the resources because you think they cannot help you: you don't know what you can do for yourself until you try, and more often than not, simply taking the first step and reaching out leads to something great."
"I know a number of people who serve as peer counselors in RAP line or AIS's Support Network, and they are some of the most selfless and caring people I have met at Penn. I can only say that they are volunteering their time and energy because they truly care about everyone's wellness and the wellness initiatives at Penn. They are very open and understanding of what you are going through. So if you ever need them, they will listen and be there to support you. CAPS and other more formal counseling services might seem like just another school office, but they are consisted of a number of staff who genuinely care about what you want to talk about, and there is no shame in asking for help. Not Ever."


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Lloyd's Confirmation Reflection
The retreat day was really fun; the good thing was that there were different people from other schools not just from St Dominic's. I think I am preparing well for Confirmation and I am not worried or nervous about anything.
For my sponsor I chose my auntie who is in Sydney at the moment, I think she is important because she is Catholic and she knows what's best for me. I am expecting her to actually do something and actually care about what I'm doing. When I read her letter I knew that she cares about me.
The monsignor came in to talk to us, I learnt that he is very experienced, speaks well and he is a Geelong supporter.
The thing I am looking forward to when I get confirmed is that I will able to move on while feeling stronger.


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So I have my old 2016 M1 driver and I recently purchased an M4. I love the M4, but I want to make sure I can swap out shafts with my 2016 M1. Is it possible or do I need to buy a different adaptor tip?
The apapter from the 2016 M1 fits the M4. No issues to worry about.


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My Liege: This haste was hot in question,
My liege, this haste was hot in question,
1H4 I.i.34
And many limits of the Charge set downe
And many limits of the charge set down
1H4 I.i.35
But yesternight: when all athwart there came
But yesternight, when all athwart there came
1H4 I.i.36
A Post from Wales, loaden with heauy Newes;
A post from Wales, loaden with heavy news,
1H4 I.i.37
Whose worst was, That the Noble
Whose worst was that the noble Mortimer –
1H4 I.i.38
Leading the men of Herefordshire to fight
Leading the men of Herefordshire to fight
1H4 I.i.39
Against the irregular and wilde
Against the irregular and wild Glendower –
1H4 I.i.40
Was by the rude hands of that Welshman taken,
Was by the rude hands of that Welshman taken,
1H4 I.i.41
And a thousand of his people butchered:
A thousand of his people butchered,
1H4 I.i.42
Vpon whose dead corpes there was such misuse,
Upon whose dead corpses there was such misuse,
1H4 I.i.43
Such beastly, shamelesse transformation,
Such beastly shameless transformation
1H4 I.i.44
By those Welshwomen done, as may not be
By those Welshwomen done, as may not be
1H4 I.i.45
(Without much shame) re-told or spoken of.
Without much shame retold or spoken of.
1H4 I.i.46
This matcht with other like, my gracious Lord,
This matched with other did, my gracious lord,
1H4 I.i.49
Farre more vneuen and vnwelcome Newes
For more uneven and unwelcome news
1H4 I.i.50
Came from the North, and thus it did report:
Came from the north, and thus it did import.
1H4 I.i.51
On Holy-roode day, the gallant
On Holy-rood day, the gallant Hotspur there,
1H4 I.i.52
Harry Percy
, and braue
Young Harry Percy, and brave Archibald,
1H4 I.i.53
That euer-valiant and approoued Scot,
That ever valiant and approved Scot,
1H4 I.i.54
met, where they did spend
At Holmedon met, where they did spend
1H4 I.i.55
A sad and bloody houre:
A sad and bloody hour –
1H4 I.i.56
As by discharge of their Artillerie,
As by discharge of their artillery,
1H4 I.i.57
And shape of likely-hood the newes was told:
And shape of likelihood, the news was told;
1H4 I.i.58
For he that brought them, in the very heate
For he that brought them, in the very heat
1H4 I.i.59
And pride of their contention, did take horse,
And pride of their contention did take horse,
1H4 I.i.60
Vncertaine of the issue any way.
Uncertain of the issue any way.
1H4 I.i.61
In faith,
1H4 I.i.75.2
it is. / A Conquest for a Prince to boast of.
It is a conquest for a prince to boast of.
1H4 I.i.76
This is his Vnckles teaching. This is Worcester
This is his uncle's teaching. This is Worcester,
1H4 I.i.95
Maleuolent to you in all Aspects:
Malevolent to you in all aspects,
1H4 I.i.96
Which makes him prune himselfe, and bristle vp
Which makes him prune himself, and bristle up
1H4 I.i.97
The crest of Youth against your Dignity.
The crest of youth against your dignity.
1H4 I.i.98
I will my Liege.
I will, my liege.
1H4 I.i.107
'Faith, Sir
, 'tis more then time that
Faith, Sir John, 'tis more than time that
1H4 IV.ii.52
I were there, and you too: but my Powers are there
I were there, and you too, but my powers are there
1H4 IV.ii.53
alreadie. The King, I can tell you, lookes for vs all: we must
already. The King I can tell you looks for us all, we must
1H4 IV.ii.54
away all to Night.
away all night.
1H4 IV.ii.55
I, but Sir
, me thinkes they are
Ay, but Sir John, methinks they are
1H4 IV.ii.66
exceeding poore and bare, too beggarly.
exceeding poor and bare, too beggarly.
1H4 IV.ii.67
Hee is, Sir
, I feare wee shall stay
He is, Sir John: I fear we shall stay
1H4 IV.ii.75
too long.
too long.
1H4 IV.ii.76
Come my Lord, Ile leade you to your Tent.
Come, my lord, I'll lead you to your tent.
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The Boston-based college membership and media company stad has been increasing its Internet efforts over the past few months. Student Advantage Chief Executive Raymond Sozzi, who took the company public June 18, spoke with Dan Gruber, associate editor of MicroCap1000.com, about how he intends to leverage the infrastructure and membership base built up offline over the past seven years into an online powerhouse.


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Safety Tips to Prevent Food-Borne Illnesses
Food safety expert Donald Schaffner discusses how to prevent more outbreaks like that brought on by the listeria-tainted cantaloupes. Plus, a Patek Philippe watch sells for $1.9 million at auction, and businesses offer lessons via Skype. Photo: AP.
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... go ... it's Thursday September twenty nine two thousand and eleven and were coming to you live in the Wall Street Journal News room in New York today on WS J Lunch Break ... thirteen people are dead and contaminated ... Mellon's are foodborne illness is ... on Dumfries are safety expert has answers and tips for you plus ... not everyone in Europe is pink and she wanted to show you a while watched and watched the two sold for one point four million dollars plus an incredible tale of how to mend they have raced in some of the country's most important historical document I'm Wendy downs and welcome ... to show ... Persimmon ago right now to the story about the non contamination again thirteen people are dead animal tri-state outbreak of listeria ... is the deadliest foodborne outbreak in a decade and is not over going to Dr Donald Schappert he's a good sign specials and Rutgers University and director for the Center ... for advanced to technology thanks for being with us ... how worried should both be about this contamination issue ... well I think its import to realize that most of the content and probably all of the contaminated cattle of said he didn't recall for the party been consume so just as an example I'm here at a conference in ... Canada and there was a cattle upon the buffet this morning and I had ... you had some so here are living proof that at least right now you're still Naoto it takes awhile for this to the dollar ... so what are stages of his right now that you think that most of the Mellon's in or out of concern ... are out of the food supply chain ... yes that's what I'm saying but people should also be alert I mean if you can get to go to the FDA website you can see the Jensen Scammell label and people should still be looking for that when they're shopping night in their local supermarkets to make sure that that those labels are there but ... but Dom I believe that most that can help is probably out of this wine now and you mention Jensen's airports referring to Jensen's farm in Colorado this is where the melons an issue you have come from ... the House of contamination like this big end ... well obviously that that did the Johnsons for investigation is still ongoing and so we don't know what the because was in this particular case and we do know that there is a likely number of different scenarios of irrigation water is contaminated with listeria could've been used by the good of the MOO maneuver applied to these fields of the could've been a flooding event where ... a lagoon that contain animal waste what about for these deals we just really don't have all the D tells staff ... and Dr Shepherd these these debts are coming from an illness called Eisman Thomas Syriac a ... difference between listeria and salmonella ... sure listeria is a very different organisms salmonella it ... only causes illness typically costs are still missing in the no compromise people so ... you'll notice that the median age of those that have ... become ill from this from this particular outbreak is seventy eight years old ... I definitely eschewing elderly I can be no compromise pregnant women aam are also at risk of Cheerios this and so ... as salmonella of the other hand will also affect the view no compromise people but can also affect healthy people like you and me ... and in terms of what people can do it home to help protect themselves are there any special tips you have ... for watching the ... sure well it's certainly up are the reason why we think Apple of might've been a problem in this case is has got a very rough up on the service of sorts particularly hard to clean ... but certainly are scrubbing the outsider can along with that with a good scrub brush it's great idea ... I'm happy you scrub that can a low cut it and then you get you right away or refrigerated quickly within a couple of hours and then once it's in your refrigerator try to use it up within a couple of days I suspect that part of what caused the outbreak in this case what those cattle low ... on I were probably cut out ... and and left average temperature or are inappropriate temperature conditions for too long to find that would amplify the rest of their good points cricket if they're ... not to say we seen in the past decade and in a melon is not the first we seen ... these dot foodborne illness outbreaks of everything from Turkey to banks just finished eating ... chocolate what they say about issues surrounding food safety ... I and and the food industry not just in the US ... but globally ... well I think part of what it says is that we're actually doing a good job ... in decades ago we would never have known about all of the celebrants and ... credit really to the U S centers for disease Control and prevention for having ... bought that the molecular technology the genetic fingerprinting to link these cases that we wouldn't be able to to wait before ... kudos to the state epidemiologist who put this complicated puzzle piece together that allowed us to link a few of these cases so I think we're getting better are detective work are are are micro biological sleuthing is getting better and better ... and were finding more because first booking smarter and were looking better ... now that doesn't mean that the food industry is off the hook in it we can all relax obviously now that we've identified the problem ... we have to put measures in place and and the new food safety modernization Act that the FDA that the present Obama signed the beginning of this year the FBI is now rolling out this can help us try to raise the bar and make the food supply ... safer to have this already ... I'm very good information and advice from you Dr Donald staff are good signs specials at Rutgers we appreciate your being with us today ... my pleasure when these are ever going to jump over to Paul vignette because ... what they are ones that day is not complete without a visit from our markets through he's here he's in the house ... you can have risen on what I've done but not all of them are so the markets are not ... markets are all this is another day of bipolar stock market really got going on right now everyone's optimistic it was hopeful today ... many get the euro ... will take care of your ... heart he did some data this morning was better than expected jobless claims was to the really big dive below four hundred thousand so the wind sand ... and in the GDP report the ... third revision to second-quarter GDP report ... came in a lot higher than expected right ... those numbers the numbers but the Labor Department reported jobless claims ... they said that the ... the ... the decrease was mostly due to technical seasonal factors ... was that it was really awful market proven in the economy ... there's a caviar ... the GDP report is that ... it's very very little difference between ... one point three percent which was in our estimated that the one percent was with the set was a month ago ... so ... is there no one has been up and down that excited me turn to the stock market ... stocks that are released on today is Mardi of the that ... that when the exact opposite except I would think ... we can tell me I want the numerically before that to go on Germany's bid to expand the eurozone to sail upwind in a nutshell ... was that mean ... the European Parliament after the vote on the bailout fund to get it approved ... it's the it's a good step in to move back to political it was good for the chancellor for Angela Merkel she got the majority ... however this is of the plan ... was approved in March ... when people thought that for the forty billion might take your Europe's problems nobody thinks that right now and it would begin to Chile and maybe more so even though this is getting approved ... the reality is they're going to need a lot more money that they just voted to stand up and there's very little I was not a knockout over by a watch ... I call being anti us our Markets Hub he is just that Celeste a specialist lunch break economic contributor we have things all ... right well if history is for the taking ... and two men while they may have taken more than their fair share they are accused of stealing millions of dollars of valuable historical documents when exclusive sneak peek about this story to be into Mars Friday Journal we had John Edwards he's an entertainer ... John I'm mesmerized by this tale ... who are these men and what did they allegedly ... due ... on it is a fascinating story of these guys are buried Landau ... and ... so she is such a sense of of of ... and ... Mr Windau is a large collector presidential another historical document of the many thousands and thousands in fact he claims to have a collection of over a million ... pieces ... how many of the many of them yesterday ... Manhattan Park where he is now confined to house arrest because it did not ... it's the it's not ... accused of ... he and Mr. seven after accused of having stolen ... thousands of documents just by going into various historical societies ... um ... University libraries ... and died in some cases to slipping them into their pockets and walking ... I know it's a it's been a story that they had ... allegedly some special jackets with a very deep pockets to a sleepy didn't even if it would drive to the historical societies and institutions with things like ... cupcakes and could be ... a wooden beyond there ... a way of that ... the problem I'm on the board of the historic this idea and I'm counting on the right with ... it's not that many people there during the day Tom wanted this to ... highlight ... the issue of interest to stop the people there ... it's ... like this happens exactly right and it's always been an honor system Elliott these historical societies and that this this situation is probably gotten worse with the downturn economy a lot of places the ... laid off staff and so ... places that were lightly staff to begin with a thirty cm or so ... and that they really don't have the kind of ... security that would be required to stop something from doing this it really is an honor system and ... or dishonorable the year ... it got from ... the East Channel and awaiting federal trial I believe in Austin but has made the decision to not stealing ... jewelry right did not want to see his doctor who never ... gives actual ... disease and think the people say for folks who bought Dawkins Maimone book so much deserving of giving a mania ... book was written about this on a gentle matches people to do this with books ... but this guy that may not lend out you can get obsessed with this purple Bachmann says he was ... its I'll ... write weekend exchange for the former president the President Eisenhower the ... scent of President Eisenhower the latter and I got in return in a note back from the White House ... and from that to the many sites that is the beginning of his obsession with these these documents ... and it said that these works were the presidents of his White House insiders were behind the scenes of space ... with odds Arnott said is that you do it in and out there ... before the latest on now ... even if it is like so that the sum of the institutions with more money to local historical societies ... actually invest in technology ... it's pretty advance to help prevent that gives quick labor that up right now they're there are definitely some awesome steps being taken this as far as ... things that can be ... added to documents tenacity and retrieves the ball and and ... and and various security measures but it is up for a lot of smaller ones that will be interesting to see how this case turns out a wonderful narrative into Mars Friday Journal by Helen interment ... at editor John Edwards is here as bank stocks are being true to its ranks ... well European debt crisis ... what crisis a watch in Europe which is sold for one point four million dollars will it hold its value ... only time will tell ... statement ... welcome back to Des beest lunch break I'm Wendy downs ... European debt crisis ... what crisis ... a white has just sold for one point four million dollars at auction in Monaco we have ... Michael Paul Rizzo his that WSJ's can she didn't want standard is coming to us from London ... and Simon Constable he is close to the News Hub ... added that he didn't know this were just now naming him lunch break special senior special correspondent of tiny piece ... of the Arison going on is not really all the time that we of the three timepiece to resign pieces by now I don't think any of your wife is at upward altogether at up to what it's like to sell or Michael Howard about this what it is sold ... for one point four million dollars where was that ... and what kind of what was it ... when he gets one point four million euro zone around its ... one point nine million dollars out of it to say that I just went up as we were talking ... yes yes yes and I found ... a soul that he only watched auction on the ... body he ... expects off ... or ... I ... think with ... the progress of technical difficulties right now I can now what you what I pondered what about this before we witness was that and yet we this is averts charity it was in Monaco for Agilent we actually saw and started working signed ... on to make it the evidence of Savant go very well in the US and Europe to try and you know how to end the subsidies the census of them this was quite the ... you know get that much money and that rugby is a good thing a legend in East and especially in these tough times I don't think got the job right though I mean there aren't adding up my mind the go back and Michael what that tells you what kind of what was this again tells a little bit about the design ... he wanted to do and what are you going to put that into it that it ... is going to bed ... very bad for the pride that PPR could be closer to agree on ... the ball ... the utility is calling me out with them in it ... that whenever they kept going to be like if you get them to ... go with you ... the current ... mechanism in going to want to think very valuable but particularly when it ... happened what it what that meant that the use of depleted brand ... it already knew the guarantee fee unique ... is often touted ... the often daunting into pointed to the doctor ... because everything we ... could make it extremely valuable ... to them and thought it was more than likely an American ... already happened to watch in yellow gold white gold and pink gold ... swapped with and then the deal ... he wanted the thing that no one to complete the collection ... was willing to go to one point nine million dollars Von F ... one ... and one point nine percent still wanna stay with the watching the TV the stocks to watch it isn't even dying ... to be the FO ... won one of the Exxon finance that deal to buy at your ... Michael what it what to ... do with a wife like this is something the Weyer is something they show that people when they come over to their house that they just have bragging rights in their own ... community of of millionaires and billionaires for this and a still to go swimming with him ... no they don't go to an end with the ... Wiggles ... it will be more and ... that will be deflated home and ... abroad in life about that ... after all the people that started with twelve due to the profit million dollars ... within seconds to beat the five million dollars ... he did in the back ... and and ... he was backing ... that up to one point nine billion dollars one point nine billion ... and the ... last man standing yet to put the writing life ... support begin to find out that he was ... five hundred fifty fifth round ... pick in the run-up to the other two I'm sure I mean everywhere I think you can wear it ... to me this watch ... anything else Michael Kahn ... Lowe's to that price tag ... no harder to want to hear ... you know of around eight hundred thousand dollars ... of that when they did not want to be worn by Rafael Nadeau ... during the two thousand and ten feet ... nothing can bring that profit for the ... so ... there was ever wanted to Kamin around a hundred and fifty thousand dollars mark ... for the week the opinion of them to understand than forty million dollar mark ... nothing came close to the fact that they ... did so on on what is on watch is going away TR out that the Cabinet he's a beautiful watches were talking about people about it ... a lot of money for the mass layoff or TR As and crowns and things but what they want the office ... asking you to watch and hardly anyone was wearing a walk to from A ... on the way for a trooper but that misses out on three straight to the three people in the hope is what watched ... case although I'm very happy that you are wearing grey and the last time I think you're weird know that that that that that improvement although I do with the with wind and you felt incredibly inventive other people via up ... exactly which is more of a Borrowing thing I've seen ... I don't have to get found out that ... by ... one point nine million dollars yes ... you're going to wear it because it isn't aware and varied that companies that get you where it ... now ... walk to the dollar becoming an investment they are being treated by far ... the death of a Leichhardt but some people ... don't you ... are ... selling ... off ... the millions of what the gold of the year ... yes there was a lot of people wearing them to victory going nowhere and wanted to ... be in the ... form of jewelry ... demand datapoints Michael ... appetite time ... couldn't resist so I thought this was my thank you for bringing us this in the show as this was one point nine million dollars Stec ... believes Watson just sold over in Monaco we were joined by Michael Rizzo I dug a state can she didn't want to enter for Simon Constable and a senior special correspondent ... for timepieces fares from one crazy at times he was signed in one spot on digits at four pm on the hop thanks I ... just ... more with the musicians singers and cooks are taking lessons not in the classroom but via Sky ... can you learn as much Emily Glazer is going to tell us ... if that's the case take time out I am ... I and I love this idea because you find a favorite teacher somewhere ... and if you have to move this happens all the time to see the kids are taking music lessons ... strike this was saving the day it seems like absolutely it's really good thing came to an adult access to teachers that they would have had in the past ... this is also opening the eyes for a range of topics it isn't just ... the way flat things or music class and their cooking Laffans is a lot he could Gallen's you just keep Gilenya competing bidders from looking at what they're cooking on the sex greed in trying to get a taster to rent the only proper that they can taste of what they're finding is that students are happier because they're in your own kitchen ... to the comfort of being in elocution the decider ... and in some cases with plotting screen stance ... on you can pick up anywhere see there's no excuse not to Pakistani controlled ... he liked how laugh at a hotel room in it you really need your plot is less than you can get it done cannot say you have to have a teacher who's who's willing to do this but it's not looking very are just ... isn't that I'm with you what did he get the camera computer mean that's pre much at many computers come with cameras built and a lot of Mac laptop all the laptops you otherwise you can Catan dialect can cost about sixty dollars on its really fairly easy and stay in this case is free for this service ... on your using the video conferencing and thanked realize that people are using us that they have things like screen share where you can share different ... websites or PT XL that might help the police Class A means you can see on their taking your voice lesson and the instructor wants to ... show you the road to we took off on that front they can actually pull the top of that really and it's happening so even though you lose ... the face-to-face physical contact your also gaining a lot of other things not just be ... on the ease of from the learning and not having to drive at this distance or I did get a certain teacher ... that you're having things happen in real time and ... on their also some third party services reconvert poured the last in that ... state thousand a shot ... and you can record your lesson to suffer boys people taking place I think they have Baxter Park as well ... there some instruments that are more conducive to this than others in the wood with with him I e the top amicus hat ... that were ... there definitely limitation I think it's important remember that in some cases that learning is complementary it's not necessarily the only thing to do for now I know he needed eighth any new hands in your can have to change that had wrangles alive ... and that get with the death of all and make things a little more complicated and take away from the last and I cannot see some people always love the one-on-one BX somewhat minute for people who are you don't have access to their teachers are yet to slip some were merely ... a great way to do this and you buy that so well in the Wall Street Journal people can look for that and ... find out all were found in your story thanks Emily Glazer camp with this ... right well that you've been the victim of the Cheers effect ... new software is helping businesses know your name ... and a whole lot more will pay about it when we come back ... hi welcome back to Des beest lunch break I'm Wendy downs ... you could call it the cheers of that shops hotels restaurants the you're using special software to track everything from your wine preference ... to house off you like your Palau ... here to tell us ... whether ... you've been a victim of the Cheers effect is Kelli Grant SmartMoney she writes about this they know everything about us now a ... two and its routine rule of customers you go into the restaurant they automatically de think review by name they bring you to your favorite table ... they can tell you that we seem to like this one based on what you have the last time and of course we remember that you're allergic to XYZ so don't worry about and PSU Alexander twice yes ... it is not a regular yet you're certainly this is something is very surprising people ... are not the particulars these are people who maybe you knew you were there once but they've remembered all of this about you were hoping it will come back and visit them again and they're using its software that they're using give us a feel for some of the types of software to use an awful some of them are using ... for example restaurant a lot of it is OpenTable's software I've been joined the program they get to monitor all the Steiner preference is ... on for a lot of them it is either something that they're just doing its in house and in a couple of word documents might be a very simple and if things whether this easing is really high and customer relations management software very very complex tough to attract just about everything so much that is having to make the dress the amazing memory now it's all be at technology ... I kiss prosper this because ... you feel special if you feel special Europe more apt to buy more I mean it works on me so I'm sure ... there were some other folks out there ... there were false when he sees another potential down bulls are in the privacy round ... of course the depending on how with the particular business sells this it can be very uncomfortable for people to go back and you realize that the duo will this very personal information about you ... they're not really Shearing it but there is of course the potential that you don't really know what they're going to be doing with the stonewalling potentially this could be something that sheer compressed into a larger marketing database we see ... that ... in just about everything even in these examples Facebook OnStar tracking knew we didn't think they were going to be a very good point ... Kelly ... readjusted and giving up it's really ... all our rights to privacy and should we just not expect to have privacy when you think about how much we share on Facebook ... promised a share on Twitter should we ... be surprised that businesses are doing this ... we should be too surprised me not received their goal is to to get us coming back and spending more money ... that consumers can still have some control in Acuity's cases over how much information that business has wandered off doubt you can you can opt out to an extent only you can tell you we are not remember what you ordered for the next time but for some of these they are tied to loyalty programs if you really don't want the hotel the new thing is like a pillow preference to worry how cold the like to keep a hotel room ... then you can do it or not join the program or just leave those this was the preference is why oftentimes consumers do have a way to long been an enormous checkbook hotel has taken some people obviously prefer to anonymity and in looking at you could've been a hotel in on what the next person you checked in which our hotel is to know you were there and if you wait it out of business ... once in a restaurant I mean it just isn't that there are issues there and I think ... I do is very good point that people should ask about what opt out ... policies there are ... if if you know if they're concerned about this kind of thinking but to what this does tend to be in the high-end clients and a really it didn't go when you spend a lot of money on that one out then they may not work ... there is quite ... right Kelli Grant SmartMoney always bringing us that the consumer stories thanks for being here thank you and say ... well we'll turn out to John Jurgensen he's going to tell us about the AFI Festival this is dozens of smaller music there are springing up around the country ... the perfect South perhaps for those for now or even ... death ... death ... death ... death ... mega ... concert the summer they don know ... I think that ... got to get that that happens you are really rock as the hand is unrest in ... the one you're talking about right now for the Friday Journal Smart much smaller much schemer ... kicks a field when ... he and I think we cease Music's best will ... go to the big three her daughter-in-law was an eighty thousand ... ninety thousand people over three days of ... sweat ... I think ... these are essentially more regional councils were a lot more core security ... um one reason is they just can't hold the key to the start is that that the summer the schools can just because they did on their dithered over the summer else they can draw a big audience that to pay for the ticket that is so to get these ... um so they have on our bikes us to the smaller more intimate gatherings where these happening I mean really anywhere you can um and Assistly music countered the pace of starts and Cisco ... Asta in ... Florida has become a pretty big place for the fall Festival just because the weather's perfect down there ... and summertime is insufferable ... but the fault of their window for great ... for great times for best is there's a big one the sardonically Glionna column which is the the the first effort through a lot to be a big fall Festival ... at the stadium and on and so that's that's been one of the market ... started at a certain type of musician ... who they say they favor their their privacy they like to play that much but there would be attracted to a smaller venue like this I think a lot of these smaller festivals are Chalk to for its because we think the big ones on it's it's a mean it's gonna be great thrill to play three thousand people to sit on is a real disconnect there ... he lost or are really control the state set up ... on some some some bands the greedy for example ... on Skips law ... schools because they can control the atmosphere ... these offer a lot more Huntsman experience the more progressive tax for the crowded may do some more ... leverage now we know what stage that we ... do we need more concerts like this in a cup as concerts and it's been down and they're just trying to drum up more interesting to see bands live yet Mr. point of ticket sales are down this year slightly on in there once as the festival's still do well because it's a good value for your buck ... you could see twenty thirty forty bands from the price of maybe two free concerts ... so to devalue the same time still didn't show up the hundred dollars to go ... and maybe you what to buy Aurubis I made these all your money on Qantas already so it's it's a tough window for the fall festivals but they're hoping that people will figure ... I wanna get more ... money these places ... I mean if you cut the music industry so close to what what is it about ... the note the current state of ... the music industry and just how we spend our time ... there is is making people ... attend concerts plus is that the Internet anywhere but is it what we can to really at this cute thing because on one level of the big ticket shows some of them have trouble drawing on her and that the club level acts ... well the ones that Friday's tussles do OK coming of the region's small clubs with a ... few hundred or maybe a thousand people ... unique and pretty reliably at this end although still still still smaller ... um I mean it's just such a glut of market because everyone is on the road because that's for you make your money and when the market is that pack with all these different artists coming through ... note that the fantastic because battles and say well I like that and that one so of course been a mixed use ... soldiers to so many bands on the road trying to make that dollar ... um it's just it's it's gonna be that someone announcement was at ... its earlier opportunity for people to see up close and personal so than they might never get to see certain what the letter that comes the vessels Nareit John Jurgensen he writes about this tomorrow and Friday Journal and always write about ... the most interesting music venue thanks John for being here ... I did it for today's WS J Lunch Break I may be out tomorrow Kelsey Hubbard she will be subbing in for me I'll be back on Monday at noon stay tuned for the News of the park ... I'm Wendy downs and until then had a great ... weekend ...