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Milishambles Part II! Less than 24 hours after dodging question 10 times, Ed finally admits Labour WOULD borrow billions more
- Labour leader under pressure over expensive spending promises
- Refused to admit borrowing would rise in Radio 4 interview yesterday
- Today he told ITV's Daybreak his VAT cut would require more money
- He says his wooden pallet speeches are doing politics 'in a different way'
- Housing pledges and jobs guarantees also ramp up costs
- Tories say Labour's economic policy is 'in a mess'
Ed Miliband today finally admitted Labour would borrow billions more to fund its policies, less than 24 hours after dodging the question 10 times.
The Labour leader was forced to concede his radio pitch for votes in this week's local elections had gone 'not so well' yesterday after repeatedly trying to avoid saying his tax and spending plans would add to the nation's debts.
Confronted today by claims his economic policies had descended into a 'Milishambles', he caved in and said: 'I am clear about this, a temporary cut in VAT, as we are proposing, would lead to a temporary rise in borrowing.'
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Labour leader Ed Miliband told ITV's Daybreak that his spending plans would mean an increase in borrowing, less than 24 hours after dodging the question in a radio interview
Mr Miliband pitched Labour into disarray on the economy and welfare yesterday when he was unable to answer basic questions about his party's policies.
He appeared to lose his temper with Martha Kearney, presenter of BBC Radio 4's World at One, telling her 'You don't understand' when she pressed him on Labour's position on the economy.
The Labour leader refused on ten occasions to admit that his party would increase government borrowing, despite outlining plans that would require more than £28billion of borrowing.
Mr Miliband was challenged repeatedly on how his promises to spend billions more on tax cuts and job creation schemes.
But during tetchy exchanges on BBC Radio 4 he refused to admit he would have to borrow more money to fill the budget black hole in his plans, including a £28billion bill for his Alternative Queen's Speech.
Today he was confronted on ITV's Daybreak by the headline in the Daily Mail which branded the interview a 'Milishambles'.
'That happens, you do interviews - some interviews well, some interviews not so well,' Mr Miliband said.
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Daybreak presenter Lorraine Kelly brandished the Daily Mail headline which branded his radio interview yesterday a 'Milishambles'
Mr Miliband admitted his Radio 4 interview yesterday had gone 'not so well'
He quickly ditched yesterday's reluctance to come clean about the £13billion cost of his plan to cut VAT. He said: 'I was asked a question about VAT and Labour's plans to cut VAT.
'I am clear about this, a temporary cut in VAT, as we are proposing, would lead to a temporary rise in borrowing.'
And he went on to repeat his claim that more borrowing would lead to less borrowing.
'"The point I was making yesterday was that if you can get growth going by cutting VAT, then over time you will see actually borrowing fall - that was the point I was making yesterday.'
Borrowing has remained stubbornly high for Chancellor George Osborne. It fell only slightly last year to £120.6billion, just £300million lower than in 2011-12.
Any attempt to add to borrowing would spook the markets, the Tories have warned.
Sajid Javid, Economic Secretary to the Treasury, said: 'Less than 24 hours after refusing ten times to admit the truth, a weak Ed Miliband has finally been forced to come clean that he plans to increase borrowing.
'More spending, more borrowing and more debt is exactly what got us into this mess in the first place. It's the same old Labour.'
In another difficult interview, Mr Miliband was also pressed about why he is less popular with voters than Tony Blair or David Cameron when they were on the verge of taking power, repeatedly refused to predict how many seats he would win in Thursday's local elections and insisted standing on a wooden pallet in high streets was proof he was 'doing politics in a different way'.
Mr Miliband, pictured campaigning in Worcester, says that using a wooden pallet as a soapbox proves he is doing politics 'in a different way'
Labour is under pressure to make gains of at least 350 in the county and unitary council elections on Thursday, to prove Mr Miliband's One Nation slogan is resonating in all parts of the country.
'What I am going to do is go out there and make my case to people
I am trying to do politics in a different way. I have gone from Maidstone to Newcastle-under-Lyme, going around and doing old fashioned politics if you like.
'Going out into a market square, standing on a soapbox, saying how I want to change the country and taking questions from all-comers.
'Sometimes hostile questions but actually I find that if you engage with people, people do respect you for saying I will take your question whoever you are, whether you are a supporter or not.'
Asked about his approval ratings two years before a General Election in comparison to those enjoyed by Mr Cameron and Mr Blair, Mr Miliband said: 'I am not going to get into these comparisons. I am going to go out and do it my own way. We are coming off the back of a difficult General Election defeat in 2010.
'What have I done? I have talked about the things Labour got wrong - I have been open and honest about that. I have set out a vision for our country, what I call One Nation - use the talents of every person in the country and then we are setting out specific policies that can make a difference.'
Mr Miliband has used his pallet to address crowds in South Shields (left) and Chorley
The interview came after questions were raised about Labour's alternative Queen's Speech, which repeated the party's pledge to bring in a temporary VAT cut to 17.5 per cent, which would cost £13 billion.
It also outlined
pledges to reintroduce the 10p tax rate, which could cost £7.3billion if restored to the previous level before Gordon Brown abolished it.
Labour says it would base the level on how much a mansion tax would raise, which could be only £2billion. The Tories claim there is a £28billion black hole in the plans.
Borrowing fell only slightly last year to £120.6billion, just £300million lower than in 2011-12.
Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls has previously admitted that Labour would have to raise borrowing in an attempt to foster economic growth, in the hope that means borrowing can be cut later. But Mr Miliband flatly refused to admit that borrowing would increase, angrily dodging ten different questions on the subject.
Asked yesterday whether he thinks the Government needs to borrow more now, Mr
Miliband told Radio 4 'No, well [what] I would say is that we need to get
borrowing down.'
Pressed again, he added: 'I don't accept that borrowing would be higher under a Labour government because borrowing would be lower over the medium term.'
Asked to agree with Mr Balls that borrowing would rise in the short-term he refused.
Tory MP Brooks Newmark branded Mr Miliband's performance 'a Milishambles', while the Liberal Democrat press office tweeted that it was 'a car crash'.
Tory Party chairman Grant Shapps said: 'Ed Miliband is too weak to admit what his Shadow Chancellor, Ed Balls, has already said: that Labour's plans mean more spending, more borrowing and more debt, exactly how Labour got us into this mess in the first place.'
The grilling of Ed Miliband by Radio 4's World at One presenter Martha Kearney was described as a 'car crash' interview. Here is an edited transcript:
MK: Would it be fair to say, looking at your plans overall, that you think that the Government needs to borrow more now and that's in order to boost growth in the economy.
EM: No, well [what] I would say is that we need to get borrowing down.
MK: In order to produce more growth, if you were PM at the moment you would be spending and borrowing more wouldn't you?
EM: Well I don't accept that borrowing would be higher under Labour… because borrowing would be lower over the medium term.
MK: When Ed Balls was asked about this very question he was more open. He answered it. When he was asked if he would borrow more if he were chancellor he said now and I quote 'that is what I would do right now'.
EM: Look the Government is cutting too far and too fast. Ed Balls is absolutely right about that.
MK: All I am asking you is to explain how you are going to boost growth and that is by spending more and that is by borrowing more if you were PM at the moment, straight answer to that?
EM: Well I am giving you a very straight answer. I think borrowing would be lower under a Labour government over the medium term.
MK: In the medium term, but I am asking you what you would do right now? If I made you PM right now.
EM: What we would do right now is the five-point plan for growth and jobs. A VAT cut which I think would get our economy moving.
MK: [That] Wouldn't contribute to growth tomorrow. If you were PM now cut VAT for a year you are going to spend £12billion and you hope you will get the money back in the medium term but you don't know that. So you will have to borrow more wouldn't you?
EM: No you don't understand Martha, I don't think you are quite accepting this point. Why has George Osborne's borrowing gone from nought to £61billion? Why do you think that is?
MK: I'm asking you about your plans....
EM: No, no, but it's very relevant.
MK: I want to ask you....
EM: But it's very relevant. It's very relevant to this point.
MK: I understand you want to change the subject.
EM: I am not changing the subject at all...
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America -- like every other country -- has had its inept economic managers. No political party has a monopoly of economic incompetence. But without a doubt Obama and his crew are rapidly shaping up to be the biggest bunch of incompetent economic managers since the 1930s, irrespective of what yelping leftwing historians assert. And I do include Bernanke, Geithner and the rest of those economic geniuses. (The idea that Bernanke is some kind of expert on the Great Depression is an absolute joke.)
Obama's leftwing obsession with permanently expanding the size of government, now matter how much it damages living standards, is deepening and prolonging this recession. In fact, given the official unemployment rate of 10.2 per cent (it translates into 17 to 20 per cent if we include short-time working, discouraged workers and part-time workers who want a full time job), which looks to rise even further, I think it's safe to say that the US has now moved from being in recession to being in a depression.
What is the Obama's solution? More regulations and more taxation. What a genius. The capital gains tax is set to leap by 69 per cent, all the Bush tax cuts -- and I do mean all -- are going to be repealed, massive spending programs are in the pipeline, the deficit is exploding along with debt, and the most irresponsible and financially reckless Congress in American history is trying to dream up new ways to extract even more money from the hapless public. Believe you me, Americans have seen nothing yet. (Bernie Madoff must be wondering why his fellow Democrats are not sharing his cell block with him.) The costs of this economic lunacy -- if left unchecked -- will be a permanently sluggish economy, if not outright stagnation, plus a higher rate of lasting unemployment
Americans will not be the only ones to suffer. The intellectually scintillating Bernanke, Geithner and their galere of economic hanger-ons have hit on the brilliant scheme of trying to export America's unemployment by depreciating the dollar. (In the 1920s and '30s this was called "exchange dumping".) If you print enough dollars you will eventually force down the exchange rate.
Foreigners only have to look at Obama's spending to realize that there is no way taxation can pay for it. Moreover, the sheer scale of the Democrats' profligacy rules out sufficient borrowing. This leaves only the printing press. However, this raises a problems for those pesky foreigners. If they allow the dollar to slide then it will hit their export industries. Fewer exports means more unemployment. This they would not like. They might decide that depreciating the US dollar was a sneaky way of raising tariffs -- and they would be right. (Americans shouldn't get the daft idea that a cheaper dollar won't affect their standard of living.) This would explain why Asian countries have been buying dollars. It's an attempt to protect their exports. But they know Ol' Bernanke can churn out them dollars faster than they can buy 'em. Hello, suckers.
Another problem is that some Asian countries have unofficially pegged their currencies to the dollar. What this means is that for every dollar that enters the country the central bank must print the equivalent in the local currency. Bernanke's monetary policy has led foreigners to borrow US dollars at a ludicrously low interest rate. They then use these dollars to speculate at home. Liquidity (a fancy name for the money supply) expands, fueling speculation in shares and real estate. Brilliant. Unable to spark a boom at home Bernanke and his fell economic mountebanks help trigger one in Asia.
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Things start out innocently enough, on pretty little Murrow Atoll, 800 miles west of Chili. Bainbridge Wells (who, unlike every other scientist we've seen on this show, does not have a scholarly title) has brought his camera team to shoot another thrilling installment of his television series, "Science on the Move." There have been stories about a "sea monster" in the vicinity of the atoll, and Wells has come to investigate. He's brought an electronic ultrasound device to lure the creature out (and presumably drive the other local fauna nuts as well). Naturally, just as he vocally queries the existance of a monster, we see the water in the lagoon begin to boil. Wells trails off as he stares at the vaguely humanoid, spiky greenish thing that rears out of the water, looking and sounding somewhat peeved. Rather than hurling his ultrasonic gizmo as far out into the lagoon as possible, Wells simply tosses it in front of his cameraman and flees. The cameraman courageously (if not sensibly) keeps his camera focused on the monster until it strides up and grabs him. The remaining crew are summarily dealt with, then the monster heads for home.
We next see the Seaview getting loaded and prepped for her next mission, which may be changing unexpectedly--Bainbridge Wells is on board, having an interview with Nelson. As Crane and Morton discuss this (and speculate on Wells' chances of convincing Nelson) Patterson looks up from where he has been working, and then oh-so-casually drifts closer to the officers.
Nelson dislikes what Wells stands for--a glory hound with few actual academic credits who uses science for his own selfish ends. (This harks back to Nelson's irritation at the publicity-mad Bentley Falk of the first season's "The Condemned".) Wells puts a spin on the situation--simply by changing the phrase "sea monster" to "New Biological Species". Nelson admits that he's intrigued, but without more proof, there's no point in going further. Wells provides proof--a single snapshot of the creature (taken while he was hiding, no doubt) as well as the negative. Nelson decides that it's worth looking into.
Way back in the pilot episode, Nelson had mentioned that the crewmen of Seaview had secondary fields of expertise. Over two seasons later, we find that Patterson's specialty is photography. His first duty watch, as they get underway, is in Seaview's Photo Lab. This is an odd point, as Sharkey points out that Patterson is supposed to be on emergency leave. (Patterson blithely replies that he cancelled it.) To receive emergency leave, they would, of course, insist on knowing what the emergency was. It's a virtual certainty that the emergency was dealing with the death of his father. What reason could he have had, at that point, to conceal anything?
Patterson is called to Nelson's cabin to take Wells' photograph and blow it up. It's at this point that we learn that Wells had claimed that his television crew had died because his cameraman panicked.
A comic relief scene is tossed in here. In the Missile Room, Kowalski is putting 40,000 units of Anodyne into a small missile--just in case they have to tranquilize the monster. Someone royally messed up here; that missile was relatively small, but if it had been used, it would have cut the monster in half, at the very least. Patterson, who has stopped by to requisition some developing fluid for the Photo Lab, is waylaid by Sharkey, who wants him (when he has time) to blow up a rather blurred photograph of a young woman. Sharkey is quite proud of his trophy--until Patterson mentions that Kowalski has an identical photograph. Sharkey promptly threatens the blameless Kowalski with being put on report, to 'Ski's bewilderment.
Having arrived at the atoll, Patterson approaches Crane and requests that he be allowed to dive in the lagoon. Chip Morton is very put out; such a request should properly go through channels (namely, him). Patterson suggests that they will want to send a team out, and he would like to be on it--but he still wants to go out even if they don't send a team. Oddly, Crane doesn't ask why at this point. Nelson almost immediately walks up and announces that he wants a cameraman to go out in the lagoon. Patterson promptly announces that he is the best cameraman on board. No false modesty here, and in fact, he may be speaking the simple truth--he will later tell Wells that he's an expert. Crane finally asks why Patterson is so insistant on going out. Patterson has a very good reason for wanting to search the lagoon for any evidence about the deaths of the television crew--his father was the cameraman, and he is quite certain that his father would not have panicked. Aside from looking at each other, Crane and Nelson don't react much. A "Sorry to hear that, Patterson" would have been nice.
Patterson prepares for his dive, and Sharkey insists that he not go alone--according to the "book", no diver is to go out alone. I've pointed this out several times--Sharkey seems to have forgotten that Crane and Nelson tend to ignore this point. Chip Morton agrees with Sharkey, but, because of the uncertainly of the situation, tells Sharkey to ask for a volunteer. Sharkey--perhaps still smarting over the photograph incident--"volunteers" Kowalski.
The whole next sequence is one of those aggravating points. I suspect that it may have been due to clumsy editing. Patterson and 'Ski start seaching the lagoon. They locate the camera tripod, which means that the film magazine may not be far away. Meanwhile, on Seaview, sonar (or radar) has picked up something huge in the vicinity, and Crane recalls the divers. A few moments later, Patterson finds the magazine and shows it to 'Ski. Crane calls them again, wondering what's keeping them. 'Ski reports that Patterson is refusing to leave. The problem is, at this point Patterson has no reason to remain in the lagoon, and every reason to want to get back inside as quickly as possible. The large shape has disappeared from the instruments. Chip goes to the nose to see if it can be spotted visually, while they check the charts to see if there are any natural formations that might be hiding the creature, which seems to be a giant economy sized version of the human-sized monster. Nelson then spots a blip on the sonar separate from the two blips of the divers--this one is the human-sized monster, heading right for the divers. Patterson at this point, still seems to be frozen in admiration for his cleverness in finding the magazine. The small monster attacks the divers. This whole sequence would have made perfect sense if they had shown Patterson finding the magazine just prior to the monster's attack.
At the same time that the divers are attacked, the big creature (who apparently had managed to hide somewhere) suddenly looms up right in front of the Seaview. (Here's where that tranquilizer missile might have come in handy, but they decide that 40,000 units of Anodyne won't be enough.) The small creature knocks out the two divers, then swims away. Big Guy, on the other hand, grabs the Seaview and rams it into the seabed, with predictable results inside. Surprisingly, there's minimal damage. Crane orders everyone to keep as quiet as possible--they're going to play dead and hope that the monster leaves. Wells becomes panicky, and Nelson, looking exasperated, hauls him out of the Control Room. Big Guy finally moves away. They've got to get to the surface--but there's the matter of the two divers, whose radio links have been disconnected during the fight. Chip Morton prepares to give orders to blow ballast; they can't afford to wait. Outside, Patterson has revived, and he shakes Kowalski awake. Clutching the magazine, they head back for the Seaview.
Having delayed as long as possible, Crane finally gives orders to lift off from the bottom. Sharkey offers to lead a search party, but there's no time. Sharkey turns and snaps angrily at the crew to clean up the area--and then hears a knocking on the hull. He leaps (literally) for the microphone. Hearing the news, Crane rushes down to the Missile Room. Crane's reaction would probably be instantly recognized by any parent--worried sick about his men, then finding them safe, he responds with a bellow of rage. Patterson quietly accepts responsibility for himself and Kowalski, and shows Crane the precious magazine, which he had brought in at the expense of the (presumably very expensive) underwater camera. (Why he couldn't have 'Ski carry the camera, I don't know.) Crane cools, but not very much; he orders Patterson to confine himself to quarters, promising to deal with him later.
Wells shows up at Nelson's cabin, upset that they are heading for home rather than going after the monster again. Nelson dryly reminds him of his previous panic. Wells admits that his career is on the line; there has been some question as to the deaths of his men. Positive proof of the existance of a new species would help him immeasurably (and oh, yes--it would be useful to science). Wells suggests that they try getting at the creature from the shore, rather than fighting it in its element. Crane shows up at this point, carrying the magazine.
It's always annoying when, for purposes of plot, lead characters are forced to act like total idiots. Nelson and Crane are both aware of Patterson's desire to exonerate his father. If his father was innocent, that means that Wells had lied about the incident. Patterson risked his life, Kowalski's life, and the whole Seaview to find that film magazine, certain that it was a valuable piece of evidence...and Nelson casually hands it over to Wells, while Crane stands there and doesn't react in the slightest. Nelson announces that he has decided to go back and try to capture the creature. Crane protests, but, as usual, he gives in.
Patterson sins twice over--not only slipping out of his quarters against orders, but coming up to Officers' Country in search of Captain Crane. Sharkey, spotting him, tries to get him out of the way, but Crane comes up at that moment, and allows Patterson to speak. Patterson wants to take the film magazine--he's certain that he can salvage some of it. David Hedison put in a nice, brief reaction here; he glances towards Sharkey with an "Uh, oh" look on his face, before telling Patterson that the magazine had been given to Wells. Patterson is, quite understandably, shocked, but his reaction is quite restrained--had it been me, I think I would have been tempted to slam Crane into the wall, while using some of the vocabulary popularly ascribed to sailors. Sharkey hustles him off. Crane at least has the decency to look after them with a troubled look on his face, perhaps acknowledging (if only to himself) that he blundered, as well as causing a serious breach of faith with his crewman.
A surprisingly small team--Nelson, Wells, Sharkey and Kowalski--row up on shore, armed with the ultrasonic device and double-charged tranquilizer guns. They pause to secure the rubber boat--and naturally, that's when the creature shows up, attacking from inland rather than the water. Nelson trips in the sand and is cornered, but Sharkey hits it with two shots and the monster keels over.
Patterson, meanwhile, has sneaked into Wells' quarters and stolen (or rather, repossessed) the film magazine.
The creature is ensconced in the holding tank in Nelson's lab. They seem to be treating it as an air-breathing mammal, rather than a creature that can temporarily exist in the open air--the tank is dry. Wells is thinking of all the publicity he will be getting. Nelson, of course, is disgusted with him. They discover that the big creature is back on the scene and heading straight for them. Nelson elects to run rather than stay and fight, and they go to flank speed.
Patterson goes to the lab to make use of the film projector there (you'd think that there would be one in the Photo Lab). Wells shows up. The confrontation is superb; Patterson is perfectly cool, but with an underlying edge. They watch the rather spotty film, which clearly shows Wells turning the creature on his men in order to escape himself. Incredibly, Wells thinks that Patterson will overlook his father's death and ruined reputation for money (people tend to judge others by their own standards). Patterson, of course, responds as you would expect. The ensuing fight knocks over the ultrasonic device, turning it on. Patterson defends himself pretty well, but is finally knocked out. At this point, the creature awakens and goes after Wells. I suppose his death was inevitable, but I would much have preferred that he live and face the consequences of his actions.
An alert sounds from the lab (presumably set off when the creature broke through the holding tank, because certainly neither Wells nor Patterson turned it on). Nelson finds his lab in a shambles and Wells dead. Patterson is injured (though not as badly as it seems at first). Patterson's only thought at this point is the film, and the fact that he had proven his father's innocence. (One hopes that the film was not wrecked by the creature.) Sharkey and 'Ski go after the creature with their trusty trank guns, but this time, not even multiple shots stop it--it seems to have quickly developed an immunity. Nelson nearly gets cornered again, but manages to get away--extremely annoyed with his men, until he learns about the tranquilizer. Nelson decides that it's time for some personal heroics and orders Crane to keep everyone away from the Missile Room--after the mini-sub has been raised clear of the floor hatch. He gets back to the lab and fetches the ultrasonic device, switching it back on, then crawls into the air vents. Sharkey wants to do SOMETHING to assist the Admiral, but Crane insists that they follow his orders--at least until he learns that the creature is heading right for the Missile Room. At this point, he decides that the orders don't apply to him, and rushes down to help. He could have saved the effort--Nelson easily decoys the creature into dropping into the bottom hatchway to freedom--which no doubt mollified it considerably. Patterson is reported to be in pretty good shape--but is he supposed to be under arrest? Having been more or less responsible for Patterson's violation of orders, Crane orders him released.
They are left thinking that someday--better prepared--they will come back and try to find the creature again. Nelson is annoyed that Wells will be getting the credit that he wanted. This, again, harks back to the first season's "The Condemned"--where another man was up for posthumous honors he did not really deserve. I would like to think that Patterson's evidence would balance the scales somewhat.


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Select 49ers Special Teams Averages
The San Francisco 49ers hope the linebacker they signed from the Cincinnati Bengals can positively impact their special teams.
Dan Skuta led the Bengals in special-teams tackles.
The 49ers suffered a drop in special-teams performance last season. The chart shows a few areas where the 2012 team slipped in relation to the 2011 season. It includes information on where drives started on average following kickoff returns.
Adding a linebacker known for special-teams abilities isn't going to reverse negative trends by itself, of course. Some variance from year to year could be entirely random. A dynamic return specialist can flip a team's averages in some cases.
Select Cardinals Special Teams Averages
The second chart shows a few areas where the Arizona Cardinals' averages slipped.
I've included these stats after Arizona signed linebacker Lorenzo Alexander, who went to the Pro Bowl as a specialist for the Washington Redskins.
The Cardinals suffered from an unusual number of injuries last season, affecting depth on special teams. Punt returner Patrick Peterson wasn't nearly as effective in breaking long returns.


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NL Rookie of the Year Watch: Jose Fernandez, clubhouse leader
The NL Rookie of the Year race remains a battle between Yasiel Puig of the Dodgers and Jose Fernandez of the Marlins.
Awards Watch: NL MVP | AL MVP | NL Cy Young | AL Cy Young
Our Awards Watch series marches on this week, and this time out we're taking a look at how the race for NL Rookie of the Year is shaping up as we enter the final days of the 2013 regular season.
As a reminder, these are predictions of who will win based on the season to date and not statements of who deserves to win ...
Jose Fernandez, Marlins: Since Fernandez has been shut down for the balance of the season, his dossier is complete: 12-6, 2.19 ERA, 179 ERA+, 172 2/3 IP, 187 K, 53 unintentional walks, 111 H, 27.5 K%. As already noted in this very space, Fernandez's 2013 season stands as one of the great rookie pitching seasons ever. So he'd obviously be a most worthy Rookie of the Year. I'd give him the modest edge with the voters at this point, but there's still time for the other prime contender to tilt the scales.
|Hot on his heels
Yasiel Puig, Dodgers: At present, Puig is batting .336/.404/.553 with 17 homers in 94 games, and he's also contributed more than his share of highlight-reel defensive plays. If you go strictly by WAR, then Puig is trailing Fernandez by a tally of 6.5 to 4.9. I doubt RoY voters will give that much consideration, but they will notice that Fernandez has logged a qualifying number of innings while Puig, with 396 plate appearances and counting, won't reach qualifier status. As great as Puig has been, the relative lack of playing time will hurt him, even considering Fernandez's shutdown. I expect a tight vote, but I give the edge to Fernandez at the moment. Of course, Puig's still playing and Fernandez isn't, which gives the former time and opportunity to make up ground.
|Battle for third place
Shelby Miller, Cardinals: This season, the 22-year-old Miller has pitched to a 3.01 ERA and 3.12 K/BB ratio to go with 162 whiffs in 161 1/3 innings. Those are strong numbers, but Fernandez's are better.
Hyun-Jin Ryu, Dodgers: Among Ryu's merits are a 117 ERA+, 181 innings of work and a respectable .204/.232/.296 line at the plate.
Julio Teheran, Braves: Teheran's fared nicely for the Braves this season: 3.14 ERA across 28 starts, 3.56 K/BB ratio. Again, though, Fernandez fairly well towers over his rookie pitching peers.


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This article was published 21/6/2013 (1522 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
At a time of day when normally I would be snuggled safely in my suburban Winnipeg bed watching the Late Show with David Letterman, something compelled me to drive to North Main. And get on a bus through the North End.
What moved me was curiosity.
There was a news story earlier this week about the city looking at using special constables or police cadets to ride along problem routes to protect drivers from drunks and punks.
Which made me wonder.
How dangerous is it, really?
So it was that Thursday I decided to spend Late Night with Transit Tom.
It was just before midnight when I pulled into a parking lot at Main Street and Jefferson Avenue. Before long, I was joined at the stop by a 30-year-old woman wearing a hoodie with the word "Staff" across the back. "Staff," as I'll call her, was on her way home from the group home where she works. I asked what it was like to ride the bus late at night.
"It's creepy sometimes," she said.
She seemed to feel safe enough herself, but she felt sorry for bus drivers, who have to try to manage the abuse from certain passengers who are belligerent when they board or refuse to pay.
"Like, last week," she said, "some bus driver got spit on."
As for Staff, she used to work at the Main Street Project.
"So I have some police training and I've taken the how-to-get-out-of-trouble course."
Staff suggested being stronger than most women also helps. "But I've seen some smaller girls have some trouble around here. It's almost like it's OK at night."
Smaller girls like the one I sat next to when the bus headed downtown finally arrived. She was 22 and called herself Blanch D. Earlier in the evening, on the way home from work, she purposely took a longer route to minimize the possibility of running into a certifiably creepy man who had harassed her a couple of summers ago, to the point she had to involve police. She had met him on the street, not the bus, but now just waiting for a bus downtown frightens her in a way it never did before.
Meanwhile, back on the bus downtown, my attention was drawn to a commotion of sorts two rows ahead.
A young man in a white T-shirt and close-cropped hair was coming on to a young woman in a way that didn't seem to frighten her at all.
They were necking.
I wasn't expecting to be riding the Love Bus on North Main.
Nor was I expecting what I found after arriving across from the downtown Bay. At the stop near the YMCA, a handsome, slightly built young man was sitting by himself at the stop near the Y.
"I'll give you an adult bus ticket for a cigarette," he said with a smile.
He was talking to Blanch D,, who handed him two and told him to keep the bus ticket.
"Thanks," he said gratefully.
Then "Pyro" -- the name I later chose for him -- asked if he could borrow a lighter. That turned out to be a segue into the story of his life so far.
Pyro explained he wasn't allowed to possess a lighter of his own after being arrested for arson. Pyro seemed proud he had set three big fires, and, at age 19, was up on 38 criminal charges.
I asked him what his parents think. Pyro said he didn't have any parents.
"They died when I was young."
He said he had grown up in foster homes. Moments later, he butted out his half-smoked cigarette on a brick wall and got on a bus seemingly going nowhere good.
It was 1:30 a.m. before I transferred to a bus that took me from Main up Mountain Avenue towards the Free Press.
There were only five passengers aboard -- two women, two boys and a middle-aged man who was talking to them in a loud but good-natured way.
One of the women, the mother of the neatly dressed boys, one 11, the other 12, were on their way home from the Red River Exhibition, where they had witnessed the horrific aftermath of a boy being struck by a speeding roller-coaster-style car.
When the man and the other woman got off, the mother put her hand over her chest.
"It just breaks my heart," she said, looking into my eyes. "Think of his family."
Then the back doors opened and she and her boys were gone, too.
The driver of the last bus I rode was a woman, so I asked her what it was like for her, especially so late at night. How do you deal with the drunks and the people who won't pay?
I had put the same question earlier in the evening to a male driver, who said he had been punched twice in the relatively short time he'd been on the job. He said he handles problem passengers by opening the door and hoping they'll take the hint. The woman driver had a different way about her. She's friendly when the door opens. She greets them and asks them about their day.
"I don't judge people," she said. "I treat everyone equally."
Strange how well showing a little respect and caring works. On the bus.
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By Richard Morin and Dan Balz
Washington Post Staff Writers
Tuesday, April 26, 2005
As the Senate moves toward a major confrontation over judicial appointments, a strong majority of Americans oppose changing the rules to make it easier for Republican leaders to win confirmation of President Bush's court nominees, according to the latest Washington Post-ABC News poll.
GOP leaders are threatening a rule change to prohibit the use of filibusters to block judicial nominees and have stepped up their criticism of the Democrats for using the tactic on some of Bush's nominees to the federal appellate courts. They say they are prepared to invoke what has become known as the "nuclear option" to ensure that Bush's nominees receive an up-or-down vote on the Senate floor.
But by a 2 to 1 ratio, the public rejected easing Senate rules in a way that would make it harder for Democratic senators to prevent final action on Bush's nominees. Even many Republicans were reluctant to abandon current Senate confirmation procedures: Nearly half opposed any rule changes, joining eight in 10 Democrats and seven in 10 political independents, the poll found.
The wide-ranging survey also recorded a precipitous decline in support for the centerpiece of Bush's Social Security plan -- private or personal accounts -- despite the fact that the president and other administration officials have been stumping the country in a 60-day blitz to mobilize support. The Post-ABC poll found that a bare majority -- 51 percent -- opposed such accounts, while 45 percent supported them.
The poll also registered drops in key Bush performance ratings, growing pessimism about the economy and continuing concern about U.S. involvement in Iraq.
On the issue that has consumed the capital's political community this spring, four in 10 said that House Majority Leader Tom DeLay of Texas, under fire for alleged ethics violations, should resign his leadership post, while a third of the public said he should remain in his job. Among the 36 percent who said they have been following the allegations against DeLay, nearly two in three said DeLay should step down.
Taken together, the findings suggest that Bush is off to a difficult start in his second term, with Democrats far less willing to accommodate him and his agenda than his reelection victory last November may have foreshadowed. Beyond that, the survey highlights the divisions within the Republican Party, whether that involves Bush's signature Social Security proposal or the intersection of religion and politics that has become a defining characteristic of today's GOP.
A total of 1,007 randomly selected adults were interviewed by telephone April 21-24 for this Post-ABC News poll. The margin of sampling error for the overall results is plus or minus three percentage points.
The survey found that Bush's overall job approval rating stood at 47 percent, matching his all-time low in Post-ABC News polls. Half disapproved of the job he is doing as president.
On several other key measures of performance, Bush's standing with the public was at or near new lows, with less than half the public supporting the way the president is handling the economy, energy policy and Iraq. Four in 10 approved of Bush's handling of the economy, down six points since the start of the year. Slightly more than a third of the public approved of Bush's energy policies, and Americans were more inclined to blame the president rather than oil companies or other countries for soaring gasoline prices.
Just over four in 10 -- 42 percent -- endorsed the way the president is dealing with the situation in Iraq, a slight increase from the all-time low in March of 39 percent. Almost six in 10 (58 percent) said the United States has gotten bogged down there, and 39 percent said they are confident Iraq will have a stable, democratic government in a year.
Bush continues to get strong marks on his handling of the campaign against terrorism, with 56 percent supporting his actions, down five points since January. But the survey also found that the sluggish economy has eclipsed terrorism on the public's list of top priorities, fueling Bush's drop in the polls.
A third of those interviewed (32 percent) said the economy should be the highest priority for the administration and Congress, up five points in the past month, followed by Iraq (22 percent) and health care (15 percent). Only 12 percent cited terrorism as the top issue, down five points since March.
The biggest changes in opinion came on Social Security, which Bush has made the principal domestic priority of his second term. Three in 10 (31 percent) approved of the job Bush is doing on Social Security, while 64 percent disapproved, an eight-point increase in disapproval in a month. Only a third said they trust Bush more than the Democrats to handle the Social Security issue, a new low for the president.
In little more than a month, there has been a double-digit shift in sentiment. In mid-March, 56 percent favored private accounts, compared with 45 percent in the latest poll, which marked the first time in Post-ABC News polling that less than half of the public supported allowing workers to invest some of their Social Security contributions in the stock market.
The decline in support was widespread. The poll found that support among Republicans fell by nine percentage points, among Democrats by 10 percentage points and among political independents by 12 percentage points.
Neither party is held completely blameless in the increasingly acrimonious Senate battle over judgeships, with only four in 10 saying they approved of the way Democrats or Republicans were handling the confirmation process. But other findings suggested that Senate GOP leaders risk alienating the public over their efforts to circumvent opposition to nominees who Democrats say are far too conservative.
So far, the Senate has confirmed 35 federal appeals court judges nominated by Bush, while Senate Democrats have blocked 10 others by threatening to filibuster. According to the poll, nearly half of the public said Democrats are right to block the 10 contested Bush appointees, while slightly more than a third said they are wrong.
Religious and ideological splits are now at the center of the debate over judicial appointments, and the survey found that the deep partisan divide is matched by large differences over the proper role of religion in politics. For example, more than six in 10 Republicans said they think political leaders should rely on their religious beliefs in making policy decisions, while an equally large proportion of Democrats disagreed.
Four in 10 Americans said they think religious conservatives play too large a role in the Republican Party, a view shared by about half of all Democrats and independents but only one in five Republicans. Conversely, nearly as many Americans (35 percent) said liberals have too much influence over the Democratic Party, a view held by nearly six in 10 Republicans.
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Premium casual wear brand Freelook plans to launch a new ad campaign in first week of January 2005. Managing Director Avinash Goyal says the theme of the campaign will be 'feel good, look good'. The objective will be to position the product as a premium lifestyle brand.
Elaborating further on the advertising plans of the firm, Goyal said print and below-the-line (BTL) activities would be the vehicles for brand positioning and promotion. An entirely new look has been brought to the brand. The main motive is to look at fashion beyond the basics, yet going by popular taste. The account is being handled by Delhi-based abn Communications.
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I was appalled at the treatment on this ward. I was basically told that there was nothing wrong so it must be in my head. To top it off they were allowing visitors to the patient next to me at 3am!! Having spoken to several people later, including those in another department, it would seem Ward 15 has a very bad reputation for the treatment of patients. I for one will be making a formal complaint, because their lack of listening skills wasted several months in my diagnostic stage and I am left disabled because I was treated quick enough, Had they listened to what I was saying I could have been better by now because I was telling them what was wrong and my own diagnosis was correct. Instead I am now in a wheelchair.
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What is my liability if my commercial vehicle met with an accident?
What losses do I have to bear if I have a commercial 4 wheeler which met with an accident 3 months back. The truck had third party insurance. At the time of accident there were 5 people in the car that was hit by my truck including the driver, out of which 3 people expired. 3 to 4 days back the family of the deceased filed a case on the insurance company. Also, the car passing and the taxes were paid after the accident.
The driver of the car did not have a 4 wheeler license. The vehicle is registered in Rajasthan. The truck is not transferred in my name, I only carry an affidavit.
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The Power Users group in Windows XP was designed to enable members of the group to perform system tasks, such as installing applications without granting full administrator permissions. Power Users also had write access to areas of the file system and registry that normally only allow administrator access. Power Users enabled some level of application compatibility; unfortunately, this did not address a fundamental problem: applications requiring unnecessary privileges and user rights. UAC does not leverage the Power Users group, and the permissions granted to the Power Users group on Windows XP have been removed from Windows Vista. UAC enables standard users to perform all common configuration tasks. The Power Users group, however, is still available for backwards compatibility with other versions of Windows. To use the Power Users group on Windows Vista, a new security template must be applied to change the default permissions on system folders and the registry to grant Power Users group permissions equivalent to Windows XP.
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