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There was something old (Joe Smith, who's 34), something new (Jeff Teague, who's a rookie), something borrowed (Jamal Crawford, acquired from Golden State) and something blue (the Hawks' pregame warmup shorts). There was a brand new bench, which did its part, and better balance among the starters. And at the end there was …
Joe Johnson.
He deferred to Josh Smith and Al Horford for a half, and then the Hawks' best player reminded us that, even though this team has more good players than at any time in two decades, he's still the Hawks' best player. And if that's the new method — let others get involved early and let JJ save it for later — it just might work.
The Hawks weren't smashing in their opener. They yielded 65 points to tepid Indiana in a half — is Willie Martinez coaching basketball? — and trailed in the fourth quarter. They held — wrong word, I know — Danny Granger to 31 points. But they won pulling away, and en route they dropped powerful hints that this might well be the best Hawks team in … oh, two decades.
Something old: Johnson scoring 17 second-half points. Something new: Horford taking 17 shots. Something borrowed (from John Stockton): Josh Smith making eight assists and five steals and scoring 18 points on only 10 shots. Something blue (presumably): Jason Collins, a veteran big man who signed as a free agent but who went unused.
Before the game, Mike Woodson had been asked about the strange new feeling of having 11 real players at his disposal. Said the coach: "You can't find 30 minutes a night for 11 or 12 guys." Also this: "I will not sacrifice games just to satisfy someone."
Which is why we saw the Hawks' bench work long minutes in the second and third quarters but only a total of five in the fourth. "I kind of jumped my bench for losing the lead," Woodson said. Then: "We're all trying to get used to each other, especially them to me."
Something new: Johnson having a tepid half and the Hawks still being in position to seize the game. Something old: Johnson seizing the game. He had 10 points and four assists in the fourth quarter, and two of those assists resulted in Mike Bibby treys. Which meant JJ had a hand in 20 of the Hawks' 25 final points.
"I kind of wanted to get into the flow [earlier]," Johnson said. "But I was feeding off [Josh Smith and Horford]. They carried us in the first half."
Seventeen shots for Horford? Was this by design? "We were just playing basketball," he said. And then, sounding like Urban Meyer: "We were taking what the defense gives us."
Something else new: Ten different Hawks working at least 10 minutes, none exceeding 40. "We are [deep]," said Rick Sund, the general manager who fleshed out this roster. "But it's going to take some time for Woody to equate the combos."
Ultimately the Hawks wore down the Pacers. Indiana scored 65 points in the first half, only 15 in the fourth quarter. This wasn't so much pretty basketball — though there were instances of that, the most notable being a Bibby-to-Johnson-to-Josh fast break — as it was inexorable basketball. And only the best teams can be described as inexorable.
Before the game, Woodson said of his players: "If they continue to grow, we've got a chance to be in the hunt the next three or four years." And they do.
The new Hawks didn't trip the light fantastic in Game 1, but neither did they trip over themselves. For the first time in two decades, the pieces are in place. These guys could go places.
October 28th, 2009
10:40 pm
Great start. Go Hawks
October 28th, 2009
10:40 pm
Didn't see the game but sounds like the Hawks were solid. That said, there is a lot of talent at the top end of the conference and it's probably harder than ever to be last man standing.
Still, I appreciate good play and I'm not one who has to have the final prize to enjoy a product.
October 28th, 2009
10:49 pm
Good job Al & Josh.
October 28th, 2009
10:49 pm
Was this a wedding (old, new, borrowed, blue) or a basketball game, Mark? Kind of a strange metaphor, don't you think? I share your optimism, however, despite the weak defensive effort.
October 28th, 2009
10:50 pm
p.s. How long till the topic of bias among NBA officials comes up — which is more likely than collegiate football bias? And my memory is slipping. What was the name of that ref who always seemed to have it in for the Hawks back in their heyday with Wilkins & Willis? Was it Jake O'Donnell?
October 28th, 2009
10:52 pm
Defense was suspect but anytime you have Josh and Al on track for double doubles by half you know somethings clicking. Bibby still can;t play D and I see Teague becoming the closer once he gets more experience under his belt.
October 28th, 2009
10:56 pm
Same old Coach, all starters were over 30 minutes with Joe and Josh 39 and 35 respectively. Not sure why we replace Solo (more athletic and potential) for Collins (old and slow). Good win overall but not much D for a defensive coach.
October 28th, 2009
10:58 pm
Josh Smith is young. Joe Johnson is young (relatively). Marvin Williams, Al Horford, Jeff Teagure are all young. Outside of Joe, they'll all be on this team for a while. They have the makings of being a very, very good team, both now and in the not-so-distant future.
October 28th, 2009
11:00 pm
Good game by Josh Smith but I can't understand why he's always on the outside… Shouldn't he often be in the inside since he's the team's PF? The good thing though is that he usually drives to the hoop and not settle for a jumper
October 28th, 2009
11:03 pm
inexorable – unrelenting, relentless, unable to stop
Excellent SAT work, descriptive of the Hawks? Don't think so. giving up 65 at the half to the Pacers seems more like exorable basketball.
Thanks for blogging on opening night, looks like you gave it more effort than the fan base.
October 28th, 2009
11:08 pm
Phillies lead in the ninth, 5-1.
October 28th, 2009
11:13 pm
Inexorable – unrelenting, unyeilding, unstoppable
Nice SAT word Mark! But the Hawks playing inexorable basketball, don't think so. Giving up 65 by halftime to the Pacers seems more like exorable basketball!
Thanks for blogging on opening night, looks like you gave more effort than the fan base.
October 28th, 2009
11:13 pm
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October 28th, 2009
11:18 pm
Amend that, 6-0, bottom of the ninth.
October 28th, 2009
11:26 pm
what tha heck does inexorable mean? lol
October 28th, 2009
11:26 pm
Cleveland 0-2…Hmmmmmm
October 28th, 2009
11:27 pm
Dumb column. Too much poetry and didn't even report the final score. Great reporting.
October 28th, 2009
11:36 pm
Josh looked great. Horford even better. I like these hawks.
October 28th, 2009
11:36 pm
Crawford 3 pts, hope Woody can fit him in somehow!!!
October 28th, 2009
11:39 pm
I AM GLAD THE HAWKS WON, BUT THERE WAS NO WHERE NEAR 17k+ IN ATTENDANCE
October 28th, 2009
11:41 pm
They need to give Joe Johnson whatever he wants to keep him here. The guy can play when he isn't worn out at the end of games or late in the season. This guy must stay. I know he turned down 60 mil but you better find a way to keep him here.
October 28th, 2009
11:42 pm
Al Horford has a JUMP SHOT…
October 28th, 2009
11:50 pm
I saw plenty of promise for the upcoming season with this game. Al Horford was a beast in the post, Josh Smith played an all-around game, and Joe was well Joe closing out the Pacers in the fourth quarter. We have to be committed to playing more aggressively defensively (Especially going on an early West coast swing) and, Woodson needs to cut down on the minutes for the starters (our bench could be the best we have had since Spud, Battle, Levingston, Carr, and Wittman). Keep it up Fellas. LETS GO HAWKS!!!
October 29th, 2009
12:01 am
I really see there are tiers in the league now. That top tier has been fonded over the past couple weeks (Lakers, spurs, Celtics, Magic, and not sure if Cavs deserve to be there yet). The hawks are in the next tier and not sure as of yet how close they are to the top. They let a sub-par Indiana squad stay in the game longer than they should have. It is opening night though and they played well overall. They have many new pieces and are still feeling each other out. I'm sure they'll continue to get better and hopefully Woody will spread the wealth with the minutes.
October 29th, 2009
12:11 am
IF Horford can average 18 and 10 thru 15 games, I think that'd be great
IF Josh can average 4/5 assisst along with his 17 and 8, be even better
IF Woody could keep starters under 35 min/gm, I'd be estatic!!!
October 29th, 2009
12:13 am
I understand that this is the first game of the year and it will take until around Christmas (my usual standard) for this team to come together and get into a rhythm. That said, this is the perfect opportunity to use the bench more often in the beginning of the year. No excuses for Woodson not to utilize guys like Zaza, Joe Smith, Crawford and Teague more often. They will come in handy when Atlanta goes on those killer West Coast trips.
That said, I liked the fact that Atlanta came back strong when it mattered. Let's keep that same kind of poise for Friday against the Wizards!
October 29th, 2009
12:45 am
I can't take the Hawks. How does anybody watch pro basketball???
October 29th, 2009
1:20 am
No mention at all about the 24 points and 16 boards??
Go get'em Little Tito!!
October 29th, 2009
1:21 am
[...] * Atlanta Journal-Constitution columnist Mark Bradley's column. Here. [...]
October 29th, 2009
2:53 am
We played well enough to win against Indiana, but we didn't look good in the first half. Our defensive intensity finally picked up in the 2nd half and we got the ball rolling, but I still think we need to step on the gas and run an inferior team out of the gym when we get a lead, not let thme back in the game…On another note, Smoove looked very good and Horford looked GREAT…and Danny Granger is a MONSTER
October 29th, 2009
5:54 am
Striker that moron ref back in the day was Jack Madden from Alpharetta. He didnt have it in for the Hawks he was just working beyond his capabilities. in over his head
October 29th, 2009
6:16 am
Another lawyer..ish article. Uses a slick tounge to suck you in. Then leaves you with nothing to really use.
The box score facts are mostly…ESCHEWED.
Beware of snakes in the brain.
October 29th, 2009
6:19 am
I'm going to NBA.COM
October 29th, 2009
6:37 am
They suppose to beat teams like the Pacers, Knicks, Grizzlies, Bobcats and the Clippers, but can they maintain that same intensitive against teams like the Celtics, Magics, Cavaliers, Spurs, Lakers, and the Mavericks?
Joe Johnson usually disappear against those teams. Josh Smith usually shoot bricks against those teams. Al Horford usually get in foul trouble against those teams.
October 29th, 2009
6:50 am
Something old – Bradley praising an atlanta team before they really prove themselves
something new- Mark's photo (although it has been up for a few months)
something borrowed-my stealing the basis for mark's article
something blue- the outlook for the hawks…as in skies…ok i may be overly optimistic, too.
October 29th, 2009
6:58 am
Good Start for Hawks !!!!
They need to find a big defensive presence in Center, the Pacers were driving and getting lay up after lay up. Horford is a Power Forward and Josh could play the 3 if they found a defensive center.
I am curious how many points did the Pacers get in the paint last night ??
They can't beat the Celtics, Cav's or Magic in a Seven game series unless they get a big center.
October 29th, 2009
7:11 am
Well, I am a Mike Woodson fan. But he's struggling with having depth on the bench. He simply doesn't trust it yet.
Once he starts to trust the bench and realize that they have to gel just like everyone else, then the Hawks'll be fine. But if he goes back to playing 7 players only, then we will get beat by the Pacers next time. He really needs to check his anger when he's dealing with these guys. He needs to teach more.
October 29th, 2009
7:25 am
Is just me, or did Phillips Arena only sell half of it's seats for the home opener? Thought the "fans" were pumped up for this year's Hawks.
October 29th, 2009
7:39 am
whats the deal with the fans supporting this team? every game so far is sold out, but atlanta has a very good team and a half-filled arena. i live 4 hours from atlanta, but if I lived in near the city I would go to many games. Whats the deal?
October 29th, 2009
7:41 am
MB – good story. Lets just hope once again the Hawks can also beat the better teams.
October 29th, 2009
8:05 am
Defense was terrible, but otherwise we looked really good … the lower levels were packed at least … it was a wednesday night against the Pacers, so you can't be too upset about attendance
October 29th, 2009
8:21 am
the Willie comment is kind of funny… sad, maybe in poor taste.. but funny
October 29th, 2009
8:25 am
Atlanta has the most fair – weather fans I have every seen. Nobody, supports the Falcons or Hawks and these are the the two teams with the brightest future. I know the economy is bad but lets support da hawks people . The hawks have a a great young team and in time they will gel. Everyone keeps saying that they need a big center but Al is one of the best centers in da league. People he is getting better each year!! I do believe that he will avg. 16 and 10 this year and make the all star team.
If the hawks play together they can over come the big three in da east.
Man, I love both da Hawks and Falcons and I am supporting them till both of their seasons are over!!!
October 29th, 2009
8:35 am
This is the same old Hawks who wont win anything Josh Smith is just a guy that can jump out of the gym other than that he is very avrage. Marvin Williams is the same type of player but has no idea of how to play the game Joe Smith is as about as excitting as my big toe can score when no one is watching him and when there is no pressure on him but shine the light on him and he becomes a roach Mike Bibby child please need I say more the coach I think can coach I just think he has the wrong players . Remember this is the same team that traded away Niqe
October 29th, 2009
8:47 am
Had to go to the Sports page to find this story. AJC hates the Hawks. Won't even put a link on page one on opening night. Disgraceful.
October 29th, 2009
8:52 am
What a shame I had to hunt for this story. The AJC didn't even provide a link on the home page to the Hawks…on opening night, no less. How pathetic.
October 29th, 2009
9:06 am
Looked like the same skill as last year, but may take awhile to jell.
Crawford better get more minutes, Take Marvin out and replace with Crawford then move Johnson to 3 spot. That line up could explode with Bibby, Crawford, Johnson, Smith, Hortford. Marvin should be in rotation but less minutes.
October 29th, 2009
9:15 am
A couple of observations…the fans will come out once they see how good this team is going to be. For the last time people…this is a transcient city with people who have other interests, but they are very trendy and a winner will make it the place to be. Woody will figure out a rotation with his bench; very encouraging watching them in the middle of the game. JJs minutes will go down this year as they will have games where they blow teams out. Teague is the future and it's a bright one! Sit back and watch this team grow as the year goes along!
October 29th, 2009
9:18 am
Did anyone else notice how bad the officiating was? Although the Hawks benefited from a few bad calls, in the main, I felt like the Hawks won despite the refs. The refs was my only concern from last night.
October 29th, 2009
9:26 am
I only caught a few minutes of this game, but what I saw looked very uninspired. Will this team ever have any semblance of offensive flow under Woodson? I don't think so… and their defensive was pretty pitiful against a mediocre team. Yes it was a win, but it was at home against a mediocre team.
And I agree with that earlier comment about Solo. Why did they get rid of him in favor of an older vet that they coach deosn't even play ???


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He, she or s/he? Should languages be made gender neutral or be left on their own to preserve literary integrity?
My wife hates to be called an actress. She prefers 'actor' despite being reminded that semantically actor is not a gender neutral word. She maintains that words like author, actor, and doctor stress primarily on profession not gender.
I have a sneaking feeling she is feminist.
Feminists have long argued that sexist language can have real world consequences for gender relations and the relative status of men and women, and recent research suggests that grammatical gender can shape how people interpret the world around them along gender lines.
But language is as much a communication tool as literature. Some argue that steward and stewardess are distinct but equal terms and dropping one for another takes away the beauty of literary expression.
Interestingly there are a number of genderless languages, genderless in the less that these have no grammatical gender but have specific words to recognize gender. There are also natural gender languages which have evolved through a constant process on conscious neutralization of grammatical genders.
Things start to get serious when studies of Jennifer L. Prewitt-Freilino, T. Andrew Caswell and Emmi K. Laakso on the gendering of languages come to fore where after investigating 111 languages of the world their findings suggest that countries where gendered languages are spoken evidence less gender equality compared to countries with other grammatical gender systems. Furthermore, countries where natural gender languages are spoken demonstrate greater gender equality, which may be due to the ease of creating gender symmetric revisions to instances of sexist language.
Norway and Sweden show Global Gender Gap Indices of .82 and .81 (1 being ideally gender equal) and both these countries have natural gender languages. Yemen scores a GGG index of .46 with a gendered language.
Do you agree with this co-relation?
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If language is supposed to be anything that reflects human consciousness, it needs to account for the discrimination towards women at one point or other. Societies may work consciously to change it towards gender neutrality or simply gender neutrality should impact it in meaningful ways. It may not be conclusive at this stage what changes what but this discussion leaves ample indications that it may not be wise just to ignore it.
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Mar 19 2013: I'm with your wife on this one Pabitra, and I do not call myself a feminist. I always prefered calling myself "actor" rather than "actress" simply because the word actress, to me, seems to project the idea of a "fluff head"....a person who is not as serious about the profession. "Actor" feels more credible to me....just my own personal preference, and a few people have felt it necessary to correct me a few times... that's ok:>)
It's kind of interesting, to notice here on TED at times, how people for whom English is not the first language use words. I don't really care one way or the other, as long as the words used are not offensive. Perhaps I should be Hungarian:>)
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Mar 20 2013: Interesting point Ben. Words cannot be offensive on their own because they carry meanings in context. But they can be weapons of hurtful or hateful damage and it will be unfair if a language does not provide a balanced retaliation on the same count. I am not emphasizing on verbal abuse here just the huge preponderance of sexist contexts in any language in favor of a particular gender.
It's somewhat like Gun control debate in the US.
Mar 20 2013: quite right, what matters is what was meant, not what was said. people can also veil extreme offense in very fine words.
some people are also quick to jump on verbal abuse and attempt to ban it, which is greatly damaging to society as it stifles debate. let hateful people say whatever they want, and let them be rebutted by the more rational. the worst thing you can do is ban hateful speech because you also ensure that rebuttals are never voiced.
Ben Jarvis 50+Mar 20 2013: i thought u worded it quite well! i got your point and i think you're right on with it. the way you interpret the word "actress" to mean fluff-head is up to you, not the speaker, and i think you do well to acknowledge that it's just your own personal feeling. so many people would just assume that another person must also mean to use the word actress in a negative way.
Mar 21 2013: Thanks Ben,
I am ok with my wording regarding how I expressed my feeling about personal preference with the words actor/actress.
Then I wrote..."I don't really care one way or the other, as long as the words used are not offensive".
I'm glad you reminded me that words are not usually offensive, and the way we use them, our intent, and/or interpretation is important.
I had an interesting experience recently with this idea. I'm cleaning out my book shelves and donating books to the library. Sometimes, before they go, I read them one more time, which I did with the Autobiography of Malcolm X...co-written with Alex Haley (1964), which is probably when I first read it.
They both refer to themselves and others as "Negro", and the first time I saw that word, I cringed....I didn't stop cringing until way into the book. No matter how many times I logically told myself that they certainly have a right to use that word, and it's ok, it still rubbed me the wrong way. I finally got over it, but that was a good example to myself of word usage, meaning, and one aspect of how and why our language changes and evolves.
Mar 22 2013: hi again colleen. thanks for sharing your experience it's very interesting to hear that a single word can have such an effect, but that it can be overcome.
it's just amazing to me how people can find the word 'negro' offensive, it's refers to an ancestry of southern africa, and carries no connotations of a person's being a slave, of lower intelligence or social standing, yet many people take offense to it as if it did. i get the argument about evolution of language, but i dispute the many people who use it to conclude that we can use words willy-nilly and give them any meaning we like. all that does it obfuscate communication, and if we continue on this path we won't be able to say anything because there will always be a person who takes offense to one of our words!
to be honest if someone finds offense at being called an actress, which carries no negative connotation at all, they're just wrong and should get over it. airhead actress, bimbo actress etc they might have a point, but those words actually do carry derogatory meaning.
Mar 22 2013: Hi again Ben:>)
Words, and how they are used, can indeed have a big impact.
I am aware of the origin of the word Negro. I also know the origin of the word Niger, and I recently had a challenge with that word as well, while reading about Heinrich Barth's exploration of the Niger River in 1850 - 1855.....interesting book BTW...."A Labyrinth of Kingdoms", "10,000 miles through Islamic Africa", by Steve Kemper...based on the journals and memoirs of Barth.
Those words, were used in disrespectful, belittling, demeaning ways for so long, they became distasteful to use. I think it was people of color, who pushed the movement to NOT use those words?
To be clear....I was not offended when called "actress", I simply had my own preference of "actor" when refering to myself:>)
Mar 22 2013: hi again colleen! i must apologise i didn't mean that you didn't know what negro meant, but that many people seem to get the impression it is derogatory.
i wonder if you've lead us to the answer right there... in the past people who were disrespectful, belittling, and demeaning to people of colour used the word negro, but does that make the word disrespectful? i wonder if many people are not mistakenly attributing the offense to the words used rather than the person using them, or is it simply an association? this awful person used this word therefore the word is awful?
you were clear before :) i'm glad to be having this conversation with a person who is aware of the difference! i'm also glad you've brought up the point of books more than once. as a teacher it is deeply troubling to me that many great works are discarded by well-meaning but misguided school boards simply because one word is used rather than their preferred alternative.
Mar 23 2013: Hello Ben,
No need to apologise....I think I understood what you were expressing.....it goes back to our original exchange.....it is not the word that is offensive, but rather how it is used and the intent?
I don't believe the disrespectful use of the word "makes" it disrespectful. I DO believe there may be an association? Intent and how it is used. I think my challenge with these words reminds me of an association which still impacts my heart and mind.
I agree...it is too bad that books are destroyed because some folks do not like something about the book. When we can read, and have books available to us, we can learn ANYTING.....which....in my humble opinion, is a pleasure:>)
Awareness helps in all aspects of the life journey.....does it not?
Mar 23 2013: Interesting discourse.
Words by themselves cannot be offensive because offensive is subjective. Meanings of words are not intrinsic to them they apply in context. Contexts have relationship to history of social development.
We know that a donkey is a fine animal, no dumber than a dog, even more diligent and as loyal. Still nobody will like to be called either a donkey or dog. Here in India people speak English in strange ways. I heard my university cricket coach to politely ask student players: please put your balls on the table.
A person minds being called an actress not because semantics but because her experiences of putting the word in disrespectful context many times.
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It's been nearly a month since the Boston Marathon bombings and millions of people in Greater Boston have or are trying to getting their lives back to normal.
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One of the youngest victims of the Boston Marathon bombings just underwent her 11th surgery.
Jane Richard is the younger sister of Martin Richard, the 8-year-old who was one of three people killed during the April 15 blasts.
The family of the 7-year-old girl posted an update on the family's recovery in a blog post put online Thursday.
"One of the things we have learned through all of this is to not get too high or too low," the family wrote. "We take today's development as positive news and look ahead with guarded optimism. If things go well, Jane could be ready to transition to the rehabilitation stage of her recovery in the next few weeks."
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(1) annual losses throughout the Nation from floods and mudslides are increasing at an alarming rate, largely as a result of the accelerating development of, and concentration of population in, areas of flood and mudslide hazards;
(2) the availability of Federal loans, grants, guaranties, insurance, and other forms of financial assistance are often determining factors in the utilization of land and the location and construction of public and of private industrial, commercial, and residential facilities;
(3) property acquired or constructed with grants or other Federal assistance may be exposed to risk of loss through floods, thus frustrating the purpose for which such assistance was extended;
(4) Federal instrumentalities insure or otherwise provide financial protection to banking and credit institutions whose assets include a substantial number of mortgage loans and other indebtedness secured by property exposed to loss and damage from floods and mudslides;
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From hope to hopeless on budget talks
We have to determine where the market can find firm support on a definite lack of real negotiation.
It's going to get old real soon. That's how I am starting to feel about this Washington situation. If neither side is choosing to negotiate in earnest on the fiscal cliff issues, then the market will have to reach a level where everyone has figured out there will be no earnest negotiation, and they aren't selling regardless.
Last week seemed incredibly confusing. On the one hand, there was plenty of talk about how a deal could be reached. I keep thinking about that comment from Goldman Sachs (GS) CEO Lloyd Blankfein in particular -- the one that said the sides were real close. How could he say that if it weren't at all true? Wasn't it based on something? How about all of those CEOs? Don't they make any difference? We thought they did last week.
On the other hand we have the perception that, if Washington was near a deal, something critical broke down -- because the positions got further apart over the weekend.
What happened in those intervening days, when the business leaders were hopeful and when President Obama went to the Pennsylvania toy factory? Did Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner misjudge things and play too much hardball?
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I am thinking like this because it is highly unusual to see a situation go from hope to no hope in three days without anything really changing.
I have to tell you that, behind the scenes, the presidents' people are very certain that there will be a deal -- so certain that it's a bit daunting. Maybe that's what the business leaders were imbibing.
To me, the important thing is how quickly the complete transformation was made. This went from last Wednesday's happy belief that a deal will be struck, to a harder line by both sides Friday, to a total collapse by Monday. That last stage was on the heels of a Republican offer that someone would put out only if they wanted to end talks. Sure, I am certain some people thought Monday's Republican gambit had some substance, but to me it was more of the same.
Get that "total collapse" offer into the market. Figure out where there is no hope -- and then the market will have some firmer footing, which is certainly lacking right now.
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Barack Obama fared well across the country Tuesday night, winning 332 electoral votes en route to a second term as president. Nowhere did he perform better, however, than in states that place the highest emphasis on education.
Of the 10 most educated states, measured by the percentage of residents over 25 years old who have a bachelor's degree or higher, Obama swept all 10. Conversely, among the 10 least educated states, Obama lost 9 states.
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Massachusetts (39.1%)
West Virginia (18.5%)
Maryland (36.9%)
Mississippi (19.8%)
Colorado (36.7%)
Arkansas (20.3%)
Connecticut (36.2%)
Kentucky (21.1%)
Vermont (35.4%)
Louisiana (21.1%)
New Jersey (35.3%)
Alabama (22.3%)
Virginia (35.1%)
Nevada (22.5%)
New Hampshire (33.4%)
Indiana (23.0%)
New York (32.9%)
Tennessee (23.6%)
Minnesota (32.4%)
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In an election that often focused on debates about class warfare, President Barack Obama was favored over multimillionaire businessman Mitt Romney in eight of the nation's10 wealthiest And his margin of victory in all eight counties was greater than that of the national vote, in which Obama was leading by 50 percent to 48 percent with 97 percent of precincts reporting.
The findings are based on a CNBC.com analysis of Census Bureau numbers on average annual household income from 2006-2011 and results from Tuesday's elections.
The 10 richest counties accounted for 1,337,700 votes, or about 1.1 percent of the national popular vote.
In none of the richest counties was the margin of victory wider than in California's Marin County, just north of San Francisco, where the president won by 74 percent to 23 percent, with all precincts reporting. In Marin, the average annual household income is $128,544.
The two richest counties where Romney won were in New Jersey: adjacent Hunterdon and Morris counties in the northern part of the state. Romney won in Morris by 55 percent to 44 percent and in Hunterdon by 59 percent to 40 percent. However, Somerset County, which abuts Hunterdon and Morris, went to Obama by 53 percent to 47 percent.
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Heavy cuts would cause deflation. The stock market would crash and the real estate market. The bounce real estate has came from QE3, All the stimulus money pumped up the financial markets. I don't agree with you. Obama wants inflation, or all the stimulus would be a waste if we have deflation.
Delmar...That is beneath you...What are the rest of the so-called esteemed leaders doing ??
Trying to backpaddling, name call and pull off piddly press conferences..?
They LOST....
And now they cannot use as an excuse...."Gonna get Obama out of office in 4 years."
About the ONLY agenda they had the last 4 years.....PATHETIC..
Does anyone recognize that the "fiscal cliff" represents $500B "savings" per year over 10 years.
This means we bring our deficit from (depending on which figure you believe) $1.35T to $850B per year? So in 10 years, even with this "unimaginable" cliff, we will still rack up $8T MORE debt.
I am sure they will compromise at some point. Obama's "plan" is to raise taxes $1.6T over 10 years. The GOP "plan" is to cut spending and raise revenue $2.2T over 10 years. Both plans lead to downgrades and default in 10 years.
Where is a "real" plan to balance the budget, ever?
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The horribly-embarrassing-your-best-buddies episode is the rite of passage for any great sitcom that revolves around around a group of tight-knit attractive urban pals. Friends did it when Monica, Ross, and Chandler all revealed some humiliating stories from their past (""Monica couldn't tell time until she was 13!""... ""Ross used to stay up every Saturday night to watch Golden Girls!"") and How I Met Your Mother did it when everybody aired their grievances about their glass-shattering annoyances with each other (Lily's loud chewing, Barney's inane catch phrases).
Last night New Girl joined that very same esteemed company with their downright hilarious, if not very sitcom-y episode ""Pepperwood."" (That's Julius Pepperwood to you!) The show also reached a sitcom landmark of coining new terminology. While Seinfeld remains the master of that domain, New Girl added a new phrase to the pop culture: pogoing. Pogoing which derives from the hyper-embarrassing times when Winston's morning wood accidentally grazes his roommates, their pizza, or overnight guests like Cece is making fun of your friends behind their back for their one thing that totally irks you about them.
Winston was seriously upset to learn that he had a Pogo in the loft, but not nearly as much as Schmidt who was tortured by the thought of what his Pogo could possibly be. Was it his snake-like dancing? His caterpillar-like eyebrows, which he shaved to save face? No, no. It's his clickety-clack, centaur-like toenails which repulse his roommates and make for his Pogo. (However, I have a hard time believing any part of Schmidt wouldn't be groomed to utter perfection.)
Jess and Nick were none too worried about their Pogos (they were being a know-it-all and general malnutrition, lack of funds, and being on the brink of death at all times, respectively) as they were trying to solve a murder mystery. Well, kind of. Nick feared for Jess' life after reading a story written by one of her students, Edgar, in her adult learning class. Not just because of his terrifying choices in font (""At least use Palatino!""), but because he'd written a terrifying, stab-happy tale about gruesomely killing a big-eyed deer who sounds an awful lot like Jess. Nick then goes undercover as former Marine/former cop/Chicago native Julius Pepperwood to get to the bottom of all this and protect his Girl Friday.
Of course, much like Schmidt and Winston's venture into the hood, the whole thing turned out to be a huge misunderstaning. Nick/Julius' crack investigation didn't pay off (in fact, it lead him to falling through a window and Jess getting pepper sprayed) and Edgar wasn't the creepy Zodiac-esque killer he appeared to be on the surface. He was just a creepy dude with a much older girlfriend, a mysterious duffle bag, a penchant drawing things with big eyes, and a vivid imagination. Okay, maybe he is a killer, but hey, at least he didn't kill Jess and Nick! Those crazy kids have yet to hook up. Plus, if anybody is going to kill them, it should at least be Remy.
Here are the best, lines, and Pogos from last night's episode of New Girl:
- The Douchebag Jar has some company: the Annoyance Bowl! Created specially for Jess, the Annoyance Bowl must be fed when she does things like sing and dance for completely unnecessary reasons. That happens a lot.
- Schmidt's over-pronunciation of the word ""sweater."" Max Greenfield is a linguistics wizard at making the simplest of words sound incredibly douchey. Jar!
- Future zombie novelist Nick Miller, who couldn't spit out a complete sentence, and his theories on writing: ""You can't teach people to write!"" and ""Writers don't read, we write!"" (Damn you, Miller! You're giving out our secrets!)
- Schmidt has something called a ""mix'ins cabinet.""
- ""Don't steal my yarn, man, that's my one thing,""- Jess, laying down the law with Nick.
- The Doodle Police!
- Jess and Nick's safe words: ""Apricot"" and ""Dragon slippers.""
- ""They make shoes for your penis! They're called pants!""- Schmidt, to Winston.
- Nick's comically bad attempt to break into Edgar's garage. (Jake Johnson, keep doin' what you're doin'.)
- Julius Pepperwood: Zombie Detective's best friends are his hat and Jessica Night. (No affiliation or relation to Jessica Day, honestly!)
What did you think of last night's episode of New Girl? Do you think it earned it's place in sitcom history? Do you know what your Pogo is in your group? Or are you too much of a Cece to have one in the first place? Share in the comments section below.
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UAF officials have their eyes on two modular buildings that could be moved onto campus.
The UAF School of Natural Resources and Agricultural Sciences uses research greenhouses and reviewed the off-campus facility but decided it did not fit university needs.
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Also, waste products from the food that we do eat can be used. Animal and vegetable fat can also be made into fuel.
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But put permaculture agricultural techniques in place and the full solution is in place to make our own sustainable, clean, fuel and create millions of American jobs in the process.
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Corn is a bad fuel source. We need to drop their subsidies and the industry will pick up algae, rapeseed, switch grass, etc. very quickly.
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Increases in crop productivity have dropped to roughly 1% annually. World population is increasing by more that 1% annually, meaning that if we continue to turn food into fuel we must either let people starve or we must plow up more carbon sinks, which is exactly what we are doing.
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The actual sale of oil does not take place by means of futures contracts, but rather spot market contract sales. These contract sales can be for immediate delivery, or delivery at a future time, in which case they are called forward contracts. What distinguishes forward from futures is that forward are binding commitments to make and take delivery. With futures actual delivery almost never takes place. Contract sales are for "cargoes," that is ship or barge loads of buy ultram with mastercard oil or in some cases amounts delivered via pipeline.
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By Staff of MSN Autos
It's hard to make a big, 7-passenger SUV looks sporty. But Mazda seems to have pulled it off with this vehicle. With its trademark smiley grill, big wheels and sleek styling, the CX-9 fits nicely in the Mazda lineup. There's seating for seven and plenty of cargo space. While the second row adjusts forward and back to allow more room in the third row when necessary, it's still pretty cramped in the far back — best for short trips or short people. On the road, the CX-9 has decent power and handles well. Fuel economy is rated at 16 mpg city/22 mpg highway. However, the best I could get was 15 mpg. –Perry Stern
The Mazda CX-9 is a good-looking crossover SUV. With the angular front and sleek lines, you will definitely stand out from the crowd when driving this vehicle. In addition, it provides a comfortable ride. I was, however, slightly disappointed in the fuel economy provided by the V6, averaging only 17 mpg in mixed driving. The V6 did offer strong power when merging onto a freeway. And inside, Mazda does a nice job of blending style, comfort and technology to enhance the driving experience. The controls are easy to reach and simple to use. I did find that the trunk was very small when the third row was open. –Joe Chulick
The CX-9 may be the biggest car Mazda offers, but it doesn't feel enormous from the driver's seat. It falls halfway between being an SUV and minivan, but doesn't have the overtly raised profile of some purer SUVs. The CX-9 doesn't seem to have as many compromises as other SUVs, either. It is a pleasure to drive around town. And might be the best in class for comfort, performance and frugality (a wonderful combination of attributes), yet it still manages to leave me a little cold. The CX-9 doesn't have any truly distinguishing traits. It doesn't stand out in any one area. I'd like a car with a little more character! –Paul Hagger
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