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August 5, 2006
Three years ago I was trying to think of a way of holding a dinner where we could feature food instead of just wine, and where each couple could prepare a dish and present it as a pot-luck sort of thing.
The theme that I finally came up with wasn't so much a type of food or cuisine as a method of preparation – terrines. It allows tremendous scope in terms of ingredients and preparation methods and as I took the liberal view on allied dishes like ballotines, pates, galantines and such, there was enough range to keep everyone happy. We've done it three times now, in the garden, at a table which comfortably seats 12 people.
It is fun to bill it as 'Garden Stadium', and as an Iron Chef sort of competition, but in fact the only competition is against oneself, trying to make something interesting that pleases yourself and others.
Accordingly, the official judges remain fairly non-judgemental.
The fun part is not only choosing and preparing a dish, but also coming up with two often quite different wines to go with it, giving us all an opportunity to study the fascinating art of food and wine matching.
This year's event took place over about 5 hours in absolutely perfect conditions, not too warm, not too cool, and the food, wine and company was as always second to none.
First up was:
Terrine de Poisson Trois Couleurs
A wonderful terrine of sole, halibut and salmon with an herb mousse and really great sauce of tomato mayonnaise, it was paired with:
Clos du Chateau de Mosny Montlouis-sur-Loire Brut NV – a very pleasant little Loire bubbly that had a pleasant soft nose and sufficient acidity to go reasonably well with the food.
2002 Bourillon-Dorleans Coulee d'Argent Vieilles Vignes Vouvray – it got more interesting with this wine which showed a waxy honey and fruit nose, medium bodied, and with a bit lower acidity than is usual in this wine, as well as a bit more fuit in the mouth than you expect. Very nice match with the fish.
Terrine aux Ris de Veaux et Homard Truffé
My dish, so I can give a bit more detail. A recipe from Tour d'Argent, it is layered sweetbreads, lobster and sliced black truffle in a Port bouillon jelly, served with two kinds of mayonnaise, a green and a red flavoured with spinach and tomato respectively.
The recipe was cause for domestic upheaval as she-who-must-be-obeyed had forgotten there were two live lobsters in the fridge and let out a shriek when she opened the door and they greeted the light by making a break for it. For the rest of the day she wandered around muttering "For the love of God, Montresor" and named them Montresor and Fortunato (see Poe's story 'A Cask of Amontillado" if you don't know the reference).
2003 Black Hills Alibi – a Bordeaux blend from a BC winery, and probably the best such in the province, I thought I'd give the home team a shot at glory. Lighter wine with clean slightly citrus nose, quite nice with the food but in this case overwhelmed by the competition.
1995 Ch. La Louviere – none of us cellars much white Bordeaux, but whenever we taste a wine like this we always ask ourselves why that should be. The nose on this was really tasty – an oak and fruit melange that reminded me of vanilla pudding. Complex in the mouth and very smooth, sweet and long, it was the hands down popular choice as best match with this dish.
Jambon Persillé
Two pictures as this contestant, in a blatant attempt to influence the judges, submitted a side dish of majestic proportion, a Belgian endive and red onion tarte tatin with cheese pastry that was admittedly excellent. The main dish was nothing like the traditional ham in parsley jelly either, but was richly textured with five layers and accompanied by a helping of French potato salad that was the perfect foil to the flavours of the terrine.
1995 Williams Selyem Pinot Noir, Russin River Cuve – a very Burgundian wine, right from the excellent Pinot nose featuring cherries to the smooth silky finish. My choice as best wine with the food, but then I may be rightly accused of being a bigger fan of Burgundy than of New World Pinot
1999 Siduri 'Christian David' Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast – an impressive wine in the more usual American style, this showed a big rich Pinot fruit nose, sweet entry, was smooth on palate and has some soft tannin remaining – must have been a bit of a brute when younger. A stylish wine, it failed to seduce me from the Williams Selyem.
Terrine of Guinea Fowl, Green Lentils and Porcini Mushrooms
1962 Chateau La Grace Dieu, Grand Cru (Saint-Emilion) – an even more pronounced difference between the wines with this interesting course. 1962 was a decent vintage overshadowed by 1961. I do not know this producer and don't recall ever seeing it before. Nonetheless it put on an interesting showing. There was (needless to say) nothing much in the way of fruit left, but the nose was copybook mature claret until it very suddenly went all metallic on us. Brown edges and a lot of acidity and some remaining flavour interest.
1999 Casalferro – this IGT from Barone Ricasoli showed currants and coffee in the nose, with quite a bit of oak and a hint of pepper. Still tannic, it is an international style of wine with good length and a future ahead of it. None of the telltale terminal acidity of so many Italian wines, and a good accompaniment to the dish.
Terrine de Lapin aux Noisettes
1988 Beaune-Teurons – Albert Morot – a slightly stinky nose and lots of acidity, the fruit levels a bit low but pleasant and perhaps the better wine with the food.
1996 Condado de Haza - this was a nice mature Condado from back in the days before they started pounding this out in great quantities, to the detriment of quality. Leather and fruit in the nose, the wine smooth and mature. Nice on its own and with the food, but a little lower acidity made the Burg the best wine for matching the food in this flight.
Lamb Terrine
This terrine used traditional pig's foot for gelatine and while the experimental batch had no problem sticking together, this one had a minor failure of 'stiction' but certainly not of flavour – you can't find a good pig's foot when you need one!
1998 Domaine Bois de Bourson Chateauneuf du Pape – I am not acquainted with this producer although others present were. Great nose with black pepper and Rhone funk, it still could use some time as the tannins are evident if softening. Spicy/peppery in the mouth as well. Very nice.
1997 Montresor Santomio – this merlot/cab blend from Veneto was very presentable indeed with ripe fruit and chocolate in the nose, which reminded one generally of Bordeaux a bit, and it would have made an interesting ringer in a group of clarets, only the slightly high terminal acidity and the ripeness in the nose being clues to origin. The maker's name was particularly apt in light of SWMBOs previous lobster adventures.
We finished up with some chees and a Gould Campbell Old Vintage Character Port, some of which had found a home in my Port jelly, Quite pleasant at the age of about 25 years (I've had it for more than 20 years). You don't see that terminology any more, do you?
At the end we took a vote and it was unanimous that there be a T4 next summer (only this time I won't wait to hear what everyone else is making before making a decision myself….)

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Kanter was examined by the Utah Jazz medical staff and underwent a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) test on his left shoulder on Thursday. The MRI test confirmed a dislocation of his left shoulder. Kanter did not travel with the team for Friday night's game at Portland and will remain out indefinitely. He will continue to be re-evaluated and updates on his status will be provided as new information becomes available. NBA.com
Enes Kanter's shoulder injury was nasty. The big man went down in the second quarter when he and Hamed Haddadi both dove after a loose ball. The play resulted in a jump ball and Kanter's most serious injury since he joined the team last season. You wouldn't know that his season could be in jeopardy from the way he behaved after the game. He'll have an MRI on Thursday, but at night, he wore his left arm in a sling and was draped in a sweater. His jeans hung low on his hips, his abs were exposed. He smiled and joked. "Right now," he said, "I'm all right." Salt Lake Tribune
When one reporter said that girls love taking care of injured guys, Kanter said they had "already texted me." The guy is as much of a character as I've ever covered. He walks an enjoyable balance between the absurd (Kyrylo Fesenko, anyone? Anyone) but backs it up with a stunning work ethic. Salt Lake Tribune
And you thought Enes Kanter's game was only blossoming on the court. The free-spirited Turkish ballplayer showed up for Monday's Jazz-Pistons contest wearing a fedora, sparkling gold jacket, jeans and snake shoes. "He makes it look good," teammate Al Jefferson told reporters. "It's not like it don't look good on him." In a Rodman-Gaga-I'm-rich-enough-to-dress-strange sort of way. Deseret News
And you thought Enes Kanter's game was only blossoming on the court. The free-spirited Turkish ballplayer showed up for Monday's Jazz-Pistons contest wearing a fedora, sparkling gold jacket, jeans and snake shoes. "He makes it look good," teammate Al Jefferson told reporters. "It's not like it don't look good on him." In a Rodman-Gaga-I'm-rich-enough-to-dress-strange sort of way. Deseret News
Two years ago at a pre-draft workout in Chicago, with no one to play against the eventual third pick in the lottery, the 6-foot-6 Corbin stepped in to play defense on the Kanter. On the second possession, after he had determined Corbin was physically fit enough to absorb all of his power, Kanter made a move to the basket and knocked over Corbin. "After the practice they told me, 'You know he's the head coach right?'" Kanter said, "and I was like, 'Oh, [no].' I didn't know." Salt Lake Tribune
Corbin, whose ego took even a bigger blow than his body — "I still owe him for that," he said last week, "... I'm going to pick my chance to get him" — was enamored. "That's the thing I respect about who he is," Corbin said, "is that he play his game all the time. ... He has an identity of who he is, he's a big, banging physical guy, and that's always who he's trying to play like." Salt Lake Tribune
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Enes Kanter sat out Friday's game because of the sprained right ankle he suffered Wednesday night against Minnesota. As such, it was no surprise to see him soaking his foot in a tub before tipoff. The contents of his bucket were surprising. The big plastic tub contained some ice, some cold water and some soggy popcorn. Popcorn!? Deseret News
A smiling Kanter's explanation: Tinsley supposedly told him popcorn has special healing powers. Tinsley joked back that Kanter acts like he was born in a barn. It was natural to put some corn in that particular trough, right? Deseret News
The Jazz view themselves as a playoff contender, and as long as that remains the case dealing a player like Millsap or even Jefferson remains a low-priority items, according to sources. Of the two, Millsap seems to be the easiest player to trade, mainly because Jazz reserve Derrick Favors is clearly ready to play a bigger role. Moving Al Jefferson is a bit of a different story because his back up, Enes Kanter, isn't nearly as evolved. Several of the Jazz players that spoke with HOOPSWORLD said they believed Favors was clearly ready for a bigger role, although Kanter, while having shown flashes of ability this season, still has more work to do, especially on his body. HoopsWorld
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The Utah Jazz announced today that the team has elected to exercise its fourth-year team options for forwards Derrick Favors and Gordon Hayward, as well as the third-year team options on guard Alec Burks and center Enes Kanter. The options for all four players are through the 2013-14 season. Per team policy, financial terms were not released. NBA.com
The instruction extends beyond Kanter. Jefferson works with Derrick Favors, Jeremy Evans and other post players. But those relationships aren't the same. They don't seem to have the same playful admiration. "It seems like they were made for each other," forward Paul Millsap said. "They bond real well, they get along real well, despite the rookie hazing he was doing with him last year." Asked after Saturday's win how he would reward Kanter for being a receptive student, Jefferson said, "I'm gonna knock him on the side of the head. That's what I'm going to do for him. Tough love." Salt Lake Tribune
Jefferson's relationship with Kanter, the Jazz top pick in the 2011 draft, is generally known to be that of a teasing big brother, chiding him for child-like bursts and keeping him in line as a rookie last season. But Jefferson has also emerged as a patient counselor, working with Kanter on post moves with one commonly repeated direction: "Do what I do." The pair worked on that baseline jump shot in the pregame warm-ups of Saturday's game, and when the player Jefferson calls "my young fella" followed through, Jefferson said he felt like a "proud father." The results have been undeniable. In the preseason, Kanter is averaging 11 points and 9.5 rebounds through six games, up from 4.6 and 4.2 a year ago. Kanter gives the credit to Jefferson. "He's always trying to help me about anything," Kanter said, "about basketball or life. He says, 'If you have any problems with anything, not just basketball, you can always come talk to me.'" Salt Lake Tribune
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It kinda reminds me of IRC back when I used to be a heavy user. In the channel for a shoutcast station I used to DJ for, Operator (Ops) were given to station DJ's only, which was fine for a room of about 30-40 people. On larger channels I was part of, a 100-150 size room would often have 5 or more ops and a few halfops depending on who was active the most. When I took control of the station channel, we only had 20 people at best, so I went with only myself and 2 others for ops, and my girlfriend at the time, and my bot, for halfops. It worked pretty well up until the channel's eventually parting.
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The Hawkeyes were clearly a favorite playing on their home floor tonight, but the question was which Ohio State team would show up, the one that lost to Penn State and Nebraska, or the one that beat Wisconsin in Madison?
Hawkeyes going after the regular season sweep -- but the Buckeyes would get after them early -- LaQuiton Ross
with the feed to Amir Williams for the hammer and a quick 2 point edge --
and Aaron Craft -- the least popular man in the building would ring up a triple -- 14 in the first for Craft -- 26, 17 Buckeyes --
but Iowa finished the half strong -- Zach McCabe from the arc gets Carver Hawkeye going -- Hawks back within 4 --
them -- Mike Gesell hard to the hole -- count the bucket -- Gesell makes it a one point game --
and it got physical -- the scrum at half court -- Iowa comes out of it with the ball -- ahead to Aaron White -- Iowa finished the half on a 16, 5 run to lead by 2 at the break --
Second half -- Buckeyes came out strong again -- after the Craft steal -- he'd throw the rainbow to Shannon Scott for the 2 -- 58, 49 Buckeyes
But Iowa would thin the gap -- Gesell drives for 2 -- he led Iowa with 16, they were within 7 --
and then Anthony Clemmons for 2 more -- the Hawks got it as close as 4 -- but that would be it --
On the other end -- Craft gets the bucket and the foul -- he led everyone with 17 --
Ohio State gets out of Iowa City with a 76, 69 win --
We weren't defending at all, so you're looking at it saying if I stay in this, they're going to keep getting good shots, so we put pressure on the ball and get over. It's easy to say now that we should've played more zone because the man didn't work, but I really thought man would be better.
Our one on one defense wasn't what it needed to be tonight. The coaches always preach in practice guard your yard where you keep your man in front of you. A lot of time late in the clock we just let guys take us and give up easy dump downs to the big or give up scoring.
But there were more than just defensive problems. Iowa shot 3 of 20 from the 3 point line, and that's something that's got to get better with 10th ranked Michigan coming here Saturday.


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Capitol View Commentary: Friday, October 25, 2013
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October 25, 2013
We wondered in a recent column what the community meeting at the Metro Farmer's Market would entail concerning the proposed new Nashville's Sound ball park in the historic Sulphur Dell area.
Turns out the session drew a standing room only audience of over 200 people (a huge turnover for a gathering held in middle of the work day) and the plans presented (while still incomplete in some important ways) seemed to get an overall positive response.
Clearly trying to be pro-active with heading off any NIMBY responses from nearby neighborhoods such as Hope Gardens and Germantown, representatives of the administration of Mayor Karl Dean showed more detailed drawings of how the ball park development would blend in and enhance the area while handling noise, light pollution, drainage, traffic and parking and other issues. It didn't satisfy everyone completely but it did seem to re-energize some public support for a new ball park concept which has been lying somewhat dormant since an earlier proposal to put a park on the old Thermal Transfer location along the west side of the Cumberland River died a few years ago.
There's still work and negotiations to do between the City and the Sounds, particularly involving financing, and negotiations with the state which owns the land (and wants a new parking garage for state workers out of the deal). There are also the surrounding private developments that will be part of the project.
It's all been a work in process for several months, but now it could be coming to a final conclusion with legislation submitted to the Metro Council for consideration within the next several weeks.
So the community meeting turned out to be a good "first pitch" for the project, something which I find a little amusing after hearing some private grumbling by one Metro official prior to the session because the state was apparently insisting such a community meeting be held. Turns out it was a good strategy because it that has, for now, given the plans some much needed public understanding and a boost in visibility and support.
Stay tuned for the more detailed plans and the financing. That will be the true test for this project becoming a reality.
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Joe Carr has put up his first TV campaign ad. Seeking to boost support and open up the wallets of Tea Party and other conservatives across the state, Carr is attacking incumbent Lamar Alexander. He is charging the Senator with being "behind closed doors trading favors" while "for weeks, conservatives fought the good fight to cut spending and defund Obamacare."
More specifically (although without offering any firm evidence) Carr says "Lamar snuck in three billion dollars for a dam (project)." "No, darn way," says Carr.
Indeed, the law passed by both houses of Congress and signed by President Barack Obama to reopen the government and raise the country's debt limit, does also include authorizing spending for up to $3 billion for a Corps of Engineering project in Kentucky. That's the state represented by Senate Minority Leader (and Alexander close friend) Mitch McConnell.
It's clear the Minority Leader engineered the overall legislation but I've seen no concrete evidence that Senator Alexander had anything to do with "sneaking" the dam proposal into the bill. Alexander did vote for it, but so did his Tennessee colleague Bob Corker along with several other GOP Senators and Democrats too. Senator Alexander apparently did also agree to the proposal being in the bill as a part of being the ranking GOP member on a Senate committee. But since the leading Democrats and the White House was OK with it too, it's hard to see that as sneaking the measure through.
There is controversy about whether the dam money (now known as "The Kentucky Kickback") is pork barrel legislation or an effort to keep the government from wasting money on a project already woefully over budget. The dam already had an authorized $$ limit of $1.9 billion but supporters say without more funds (and both houses of Congress still have to appropriate the money which the full House did this week) otherwise the dollars already expended would be wasted with work stopped and jobs lost.
But opponents claim this is clearly pork legislation that looks like a duck and quacks like a duck too. And given the nature of how the money got into the bill, it's pretty complicated to easily defend although again there is no evidence being offered in the TV ad by the Carr campaign that Senator Alexander had any real role in having "snuck" the dam project into the legislation.
But Joe Carr is probably more interested in using his modest $20,000 Fox TV and Internet buy to stir up the Tea Party and raise money (which he desperately needs), leaving the finer details of proof to others. Besides I am not sure all that can be explained in a short TV ad.
With the end of the government shutdown and credit crunch (at least for now), the continuing issues with the implementation of Obamacare went right to the top of the headlines. The President has expressed his unhappiness with the situation but so far he's not taking or assigning any blame for why the on line efforts to allow folks to sign up for health care coverage is still not working very well even after three years of preparations.
Those involved in working on the program (particularly the website) are appearing before congressional investors and pointing fingers at each other and the government for the issues. But Democrats seem to be getting concerned and they are breaking ranks for the first time calling for delays in upcoming deadlines and tax penalties for those not buying insurance.
Not surprisingly Republicans (especially those seeking re-election) see an opportunity. Early in the week, Senator Alexander issued a news release saying he is introducing legislation to require weekly reports be made by the Administration to the Congress and the states about the progress being made in correcting these implementation problems. It's an idea catching some headlines. The Senator did a live interview with FOX News about it Wednesday (October 23).
It seems to me weekly reports are a bit excessive. That might mean those trying to correct the problem (the best and the brightest says the Administration) would be spending more time drafting reports than fixing the issues, if they can be fixed. Of course, if the best and brightest are being called in now, it makes you wonder who's been working on this implementation for the last three years?
Late in the week, Senator Alexander issued a more ominous warning, sending out a news release and a letter signed by other Senators threatening to subpoena the documents they want related to the problems with HealthCare.gov unless they are given over to them by close of business Monday, October 28.
This is not the first time a major new entitlement program has had difficulties in being implemented. I read an article in recent days about the serious challenges Social Security had in coming up with an enrollment system when it first began in the 1930s. Somehow I seem to recall that worked itself out over time.
I have also seen an article from the Rachel Maddow Show (October 23) citing four recent national polls (Gallup, CBS, CNN and ABC/ Washington Post) that show despite all the many and persistent implementation issues, the new Affordable Health Act has seen a slight uptick in its popularity. Sure, it's still below 50% in all the polls, but who would thought it would go up rather than further decline in public support?
So maybe this is a program still under development in the public's mind. However the President better hope the "fix" for this is a matter of a few more weeks and not much longer. Otherwise the Administration won't get the numbers it needs for insurance signups (especially among young healthy people) and the program will be truly doomed to failure.
Meantime one of the few bright spots in the implementation of the health care law has been in neighboring Kentucky which did set up its own state exchange web site and which expanded its Medicaid program. Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam has declined to do that while seeking a "third way" to provide health care services. So far talks with federal officials have gone nowhere, but after seeing how the program seems to be working it does raise the question if the "Bluegrass way" is a better way?
The budding fight between Metro school leaders and state and city council officials about funding for local students opened up a potential new front in recent days.
So far the feud has been about funding new charter schools which school officials say the system can't afford it without millions more $$. Metro council members have been skeptical and are pushing (along with Mayor Karl Dean for a comprehensive audit of school spending to make sure taxpayers are getting their money's worth.
Now Schools Director Dr. Jesse Register says the School Board needs another $6 million to provide 1,300 more Pre-K seats for at-risk youngsters who qualify but for whom there is not enough funding. That may get a more favorable response among council members, but it maybe not state leaders. Governor Haslam so far is in favor of fully funding Pre-K at its current levels but GOP leaders in the General Assembly are not keen on Pre-K, and that likely includes an additional $64.3 million in federal aid recommended by President Obama but still pending in Congress. If it should pass (which seems unlikely given the budget impasse in Washington), that that could possibly cover Metro's extra need . But it would require a $6.4 million match in funding by the state which is highly unlikely given the reasons I just stated.
And so that puts the Pre-K funding onus back on the Metro Council which has responsibility for appropriating all local school funding. But the Council points out they cannot require how those funds are actually spent. So it's back to the School Board to decide which way to spend its allocated dollars (a tax increase is likely out of the question).
It seems clear the School Board would rather put their extra dollars into pre-k, not new charters. But the state (and several in the Council) will likely strongly object to any cut to charter schools. Hence the impending fight which will make for quite an interesting budget season beginning early next year and continuing through the spring.
He was never a full-time resident of Nashville. But Titans owner Bud Adams, who died at age 90 earlier this week, certainly did as much as any one individual of making Nashville the big-league city it is today.
It was Adams who pulled Nashville into his ongoing feud with officials in Houston over building a new stadium down there back in the mid-1990s. Lots of folks thought it was all for show and leverage. But it turns out they were wrong and Adams did bring the National Football League's Oilers (later the Titans) to town and it ultimately changed Nashville forever, especially in how we as a city perceive ourselves.
Sure, the Nashville Predators hockey team first began the move for Nashville to see itself (at least in terms of professional sports) as something other than Atlanta's poor little brother. But the NHL brand doesn't compare to the NFL and having a franchise in that league had allowed this city to have the confidence , I think, to dream and achieve the bigger and better things we are experiencing today as the Nashville itself is getting closer and closer to becoming a recognized national brand.
Would it have happened without Bud Adams moving the Titans here? I am not sure. It certainly would have taken longer and happened differently. There's been a lot of discussion about Bud Adams deserving to be in the NFL Hall of Fame and certainly for the role he played and the courage and business savvy he showed in helping to found the old American Football League back in 1960, he probably does deserve a bust in Canton. And despite his sometimes gruff, even rude and controversial behavior after he moved the team here, he was also a very generous giver to many causes in town, and very worthy of membership in Nashville's Hall of Fame too. May he rest in peace.
As that special congressional committee begins its work towards finding some kind of solution to the ongoing budget and other fiscal battles in Washington (and do so by December 13), this area will be represented directly on the committee by Republican Diane Black of the 6th District.
Congresswoman Black is my guest on INSIDE POLITICS this week. We had Democrat Jim Cooper last week so we wanted to heat from the GOP side, especially given Diane Black's prominent role as this controversy continues to unfold. Watch us!
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You could see this coming for several months now.
In fact, ever since the U.S. Supreme Court made its historic rulings allowing same sex or gay marriage you knew a legal challenge was coming in Tennessee where the practice is illegal under both state law and by amendment to our constitution.
And so a lawsuit has been filed in federal district court by same sex couples living in Tennessee but who were married in states that recognize their union. They want Tennessee to do the same and recognize their marriages. They claim the state's restrictions violate the guarantees of the U.S. Constitution of equal protection and due process. While it's not directly part of the case, the ultimate purpose of this litigation is one day to make same-sex marriage legal for all in this state.
There are also moves across Tennessee to recognize same sex partner benefits for government employees (several major companies already do so nationally). Same sex benefits are already approved in Collegedale right outside Chattanooga and the idea is being studied by both city governments in Nashville and Knoxville.
Obviously legal cases take a while and often assume a life of their own. Will the General Assembly try and block same sex benefits for local governments as they did gay rights discrimination legislation in Nashville a couple of years back? Stay tuned.
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Bill is not capable of posting anything of substance but he craves attention so posts nonsense followed by "What do you think?" Typically, as with this example, he will post the same nonsense about the same issue 5-10 times....no ideas, no details, just the same old nonsense.
During his anti-Beckett tirades I pointed out that Beckett had had a fantastic 2011 season which good ole Bill denied. I asked him at least 10 times why he thought Beckett had had a poor season in 2011 and he finally responded "I don't remember him winning any big games."
But Bill wins, as you are giving him the attention he craves.
I don't know what everyone is so hungry to call Bill out for this or that. He's a good egg, even if he posts meaningless "blockbuster" drivel all the time.
I don't think he's a bad guy the way Stiffy is, but I think it's really anti-social and very annoying when someone relentlessly posts repetetive nonsense, usually filled with political commentary.
Someone once criticised me and others for not being respectful toward Bill, apparently a military veteran, to which I replied "So he can be relentlessy disrespectful toward the Commander-in-Chief of the US Armed Forces but is himself immune to criticism?"
No doubt. Incredible hypocricy to tout one's own service as a badge of honor and then disrespect the chain of command will-nilly the way Bill does. He deserves criticism for that.
If our service people could speak freely, you would be surprised to see what level of CONFIDENCE the troops have in the CIC (campaigner in chief)
True dat! If barracks walls could talk!
When I served during the Clinton years, we were often told to keep the discontent to a minimum. A lot of my shipmates who retired during his tenure, refused the congratulatory letter from the prez. I was just glad I retired under GW.


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Former Minneapolis police Sgt. David Clifford was sentenced Thursday for punching-out an Andover, Minn. bar patron last summer.
On Thursday afternoon, Clifford was sentenced to 43 months in prison, or roughly 3.5 years. He must serve at least 2 years and 3 months at a minimum.
The former Minneapolis SWAT officer faced a potential seven years in prison for the attack. Family and friends of the victim told FOX 9 News they had hoped he would receive more time.
Mich Archambault, a close friend of victim Brian Vander Lee, described the sentence as "light."
"Forty-three months and Brian's sentence is life," Archambault said. "We don't even know what the long-term effects are going to be."
Archambault said his friend struggles daily with tasks that wouldn't normally have hindered him, but he also said the family does not harbor resentment against Clifford, a decorated officer, member of the SWAT team and military member.
"Brian ... hasn't had one bad thing to say about David Clifford. Not one," he told FOX 9 News. "He doesn't harbor any resentment towards him. He just wishes everything was back to normal and it didn't happen, but unfortunately, it did."
In court, Clifford spent several minutes in and repeatedly apologized, saying, "First and most importantly, I was wrong. I'm not asking for your forgiveness. I thought every day of you and your children."
Clifford also told the judge he plans to serve his time honorably, and that he hopes his actions do not reflect poorly on law enforcement as a whole in the eyes of the public.
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In April, a jury found Clifford, 48, guilty of three assault charges stemming from the June 16, 2012 incident at Tanners Station.
During the trial, Clifford told the jury he was not looking for problems on the afternoon he cold-clocked Brian Vander Lee to the patio concrete and ran off, turning himself in 19 hours later.
The punch left Vander Lee in a coma, requiring three brain surgeries. The prosecution said Vander Lee will never be the same.
The defense claimed Vander Lee was profane and loud, so Clifford asked him to quiet down. They claim Vander Lee was preparing to stand with a clenched fist when Clifford threw the punch.
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