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Monday night, Vancouver Canucks' goaltender Roberto Luongo gave up eight goals in a single NHL game for just the third time in his career. With no doubt about the outcome of the contest for much of the third period, it was curious that Luongo was still in the Canucks' crease instead of backup Cory Schneider.
"I thought at 4‑0, going at the beginning of the third with a power‑play, we might be able to do something," Vancouver head coach Alain Vigneault explained after the 8-1 pounding by the Boston Bruins in Game 3. "That's why I kept him in. At 5‑1, I asked him what he wanted to do. He said, 'Don't even think about taking me out', so that's what I did."
Luongo confirmed as much.
"Alain asked me when there was about eight minutes left," he said. "I said I wanted to stay in. If I would have known they would have scored three more times, I might have thought about it (laughs). Even though we were losing 5-1, it was a pretty intense game and I still wanted to be in there."
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"They kept putting the pressure on," Luongo said yesterday in an off-day interview. "The game was pretty much out of reach for us. I don't know, I mean, they obviously were not satisfied with 5-1 and kept pressing. We started maybe taking our attention away from our game plan, started worrying about physical aspects of the game, which we shouldn't be doing at this point."
the Game 3 loss was the first bit of adversity that the Canucks have had to face in these Finals. Will the fact that those three late goals came on Boston's final three shots of the game - further bludgeoning a Vancouver squad who had done pretty much everything right in the first two contests of the series – have a carry-over affect into tonight's Game 4?
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Prior to Monday's rout, Luongo had yielded just six goals in his previous four games. Over the course of those four contests, Luongo stopped 151 of 157 shots – a staggering .962 save percentage.
Included in this postseason have been two clutch, classic overtime wins in series-clinching games.
After jumping out to a 3-0 games lead in the first round against the Chicago Blackhawks, Luongo was pulled in both Games 4 and 5, and began Game 6 on the bench. He not only started Game 7, but turned in a 31-save gem in a 2-1 overtime triumph to help Vancouver take the series.
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Now he must do the same with slinky-for-a-spine, acrobatic Bruins' goalie Tim Thomas.
Even Luongo's harshest critics have to acknowledge that he has proven himself, and he has quieted their sometimes misguided disparaging remarks. He has shown himself capable of playing at the highest-possible level, and may just add a Stanley Cup victory to the Gold Medal he captured for Team Canada at the 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver.
A huge determining factor to that end will be how well he and his teammates play tonight in Game 4. A win will allow his club to take a stranglehold 3-1 lead heading back to Vancouver. A loss will put the Bruins back on even footing, and the murmurs of the Canucks allowing the series to slip away will begin to get louder.
Luongo isn't about to sit back and feel sorry for himself after the Game 3 beat down. He seems well-focused on the situation at hand.
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Obviously last night (Monday) was disappointing for all of us. We have a great opportunity. We're in the Cup final. Even though there are going to be some tough times, you have to be in the moment and focus."
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June 7th, 2010
4:55 pm
I am a Catholic priest, but not a knee-jerk apologist for the Church in this matter. I am more inclined to defend the media, including the Times, in the midst of overwhelming criticism within the Church. However, I think there is cause for some critique and Kenneth Woodward, the long-time religion editor at Newsweek, offers an excellent commentary in the May 7 edition of Commonweal, an independent Catholic journal. He makes important observations about the role of Jeffrey Anderson in manipulating coverage of this matter. It is not as simple as saying Church-Good, Times-Bad, but Woodward offers valuable insight to the Times' culture in general and the paper's approach to this situation in specific. I would highly recommend taking a few minutes to read what Woodward has to say:
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May 3rd, 2010
1:47 pm
If anyone else tried to cover up sexual abuse like that they would be thrown in jail, instead people grovel at the Pope's feet for the chance to dust his fancy hat. What a world we live in.
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April 29th, 2010
12:31 pm
The Times did nothing wrong here. They did not fabricate anything. Rather, they reported a story that they knew about, based on the evidence they had.
To say that the Times is "anti-Catholic" because it reported these stories, and not others -- which obviously it does not know about -- is absurd. To say the times is "anti-Catholic" because 99% of priests are good people -- so they should not report about the bad things the 1% does -- is absurd.
The Church is essentially saying that, "Well, it happens in other institutions, so don't report on it when it happens among ours" is, in a word, pitiful. It's also inexcusable in an organization that claims to be the last remaining arbiter of morality on the planet. They should not be granting themselves license to allow wrongdoing merely because other groups are sometimes guilty of wrongdoing ... instead, they should be holding themselves to their own presumed high moral standards.
What a joke the Catholic Church has become. And what's even more of a joke is that they're whining and crying and bellyaching because the Times dares report what it did.
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Brian Hogan
Fontainebleau, France
April 29th, 2010
12:31 pm
As a born and bred Roman Catholic, with 12 years of parochial school and a Catholic university education, I wish to voice my encouragement to the NY Times for its coverage of the priest-pedophilia scandal. You are doing your job as journalists by reporting on the double-decker scandal of the pedophile acts themselves and the cover-up by local hierarchy and the Vatican. Naturally, in doing this, you are under fire from the Vatican, the US Catholic hierarchy, and many Catholic readers.
The Catholic Church is an institution which on the one hand wields enormous power, and on the other hand, presents itself as a victim. Throughout Catholic grade school the nuns presented the Church and Catholics to us as being the targets of prejudice by members of other religions. As a result, many Catholics reach adulthood sincerely believing that the Church is a persecuted minority in a country and a world dominated by smug anti-Catholic interests. Thus, when the NYT or other media sources report on such subjects as the priest pedophilia scandal, many Catholics react with a "Here they go again" reflex. Keep in mind that the people criticizing the NYT for its coverage of this matter are often the same people who, in a different context, criticize health-care reform, or for that matter, any kind of reform. They are militant supporters of the status quo. For them, the only legitimate attitude toward the Catholic Church is silence and respect.
Keep up the good work and don't be intimidated.
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Giorgio Pogliano
Turin, Italy
April 29th, 2010
12:30 pm
Mr. Hoyt,
other readers have already expressed my thought on your campaign against the Catholic Church and the Pope. Rather than repeating it, I have two questions for you:
1) where was your justice when all this was going on?
2) where were your investigative journalists?
Thank you
Giorgio Pogliano
Turin, Italy
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Lansing, MIel
April 29th, 2010
12:30 pm
At this stage the Catholic Church is no better than the war criminals that systematically raped and performed other acts of human cruelty during the Balkans Crises of the mid 1990's or the war criminals in the present day Congo. All those responsible in the Catholic Church for committing pedophia and covering should be charged with crimes against humanity. Not only have they committed criminal acts but they have abuse the trust of millions of people around the world.
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Miss Carol Raphael BROSNAN
Centreville, Virginia 20121-3051
April 29th, 2010
12:30 pm
This is a respectful correction about the 1980 Munich episode in dealing with the errant paedophile priest. Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger signed off on a transfer for psychological treatment only. About a year later it was the Vicar General Gerhard Gruber NOT Cardinal Ratzinger who transferred the priest to parish duty. Also, the record clearly shows that it was only in 2001 when the paedophilia cases were transferred to Cardinal Ratzinger's dicastery (Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith) from the Congregation for the Clergy. In addition, Ms. Goodstein should have studied the works of John Allen and George Weigel for accuracy in her reporting. Messrs. Allen and Weigel have affirmed that Cardinal Ratzinger was foremost in the Roman Curia to vigorously prosecute paedophile priests. John Allen stated that Cardinal Ratzinger was the Eliot Ness of the Vatican.The distinguished lawyer,Robert Bennett has affirmed that while working pro bono with the US Conference of Catholic Bishops on this issue Cardinal Ratzinger was most helpful to them. Cardinal Francis George, Bishop Wilton Gregory and others have expressed similar observations.
This OpEd article written in good faith does not explain away Ms. Goodstein's article which was based upon insinuations and innuendo. With chagrin I lament that her article did not meet the high standards to which I bacame accustomed in the writings of James Reston, Arthur Krock, Craig Whitney, A Rosenthal, R. W. Apple et al who represented the highest standards and upheld the best traditions of the "New York Times".
Thank you for the opportunity to comment.
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San Diego, California
April 26th, 2010
6:22 pm
Dave R posted: I grew up among Catholics who seemed truly relieved to have their burdens lifted by confession and repentance. However this process did nothing to cure my friends of their "sinful" habits - they knew that absolution was just around the corner.
Hello Dave R;
People who play that game are playing a game that they can't win: God sees what is in the heart. If [you] do something like tell a lie because you're weak in the flesh, well, that's one thing - BUT if [you] continue to steal or sleep with someone that [you] are not married to, well that's another story.
johnny29 posted: [i]Shouldn't pedophile priests be incarcerated rather than just defrocked? Those who aid and abet these people should be fined as well.[/i]
Hello johnny29;
The Bible addresses the 2nd sentence. In 1 Timothy 5:22 it says
"...neither be a sharer in the sins of others, preserve yourself chaste."
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jack francis
April 26th, 2010
6:21 pm
The response of Clark Hoyt to the criticisms of his newspaper's treatment of the Pope & Church leadership was weak & self-serving. There's bias there, or at the very least little balance.
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Columbus, OH
April 26th, 2010
6:21 pm
NSH of NY says,"I say go times. Frankly, the fact that the Pope, Cardinals or as far as I know even Bishops[,] ha[ve] not been questioned by authority shows an excessive reverence for religion. O.K. fine, that's the way it is."
I agree with you, NSH, to a point. However, I do not buy into the status quo which grants "an excessive reverence for religion." "Excessive" is the keyword there. All of them, and importantly that includes the Roman Catholic Church, have been extended way too much latitude by an obsequious press and piety-obsessed public. Let the various religions pay their way - figuratively as well as literally - and survive on the actual substance of their philosophical offerings.
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Harry Eagar
April 26th, 2010
6:21 pm
Earth to Catholic defenders of child-rapists and their collaborators: You are not doing your church's image or claims to be a moral arbiter any good.
I fault the Times for turning over its op-ed page to some of the smarmiest defenders of the Church's right to avoid responsibility.
Why, it reminds me of how the Church defended its past behavior -- like the judicial murder of Hus -- during my 14 years in Catholic schools.
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New Orleans
April 26th, 2010
6:20 pm
In matters of faith and religion, emotion has always been a powerful element: where reason ends and faith begins involves a willful leap in which the self is closely identified with the action. One aspect of the complaints about the NYT's handling of the reporting and analysis has some validity: there seems to be an enthusiasm, a zest in the tone of a copy from a number of reporters and columnists. This is unfortunate because many Catholics and others feel a deep wound at this time over these many incidents. For many there is sadness, anger, and disappointment in the evil acts themselves, in their effects on so many, and in the poor leadership of the institution. The truth will set all free, but the journey to the truth is painful. This tone in the journalism might be more effective.
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April 26th, 2010
6:20 pm
I agree that the incidents being reported on by The Times here are newsworthy. My question, however, which I had stated on these blogs awhile ago, is why The Times is reporting solely on the Catholic Church. Surely an equal or greater amount of sexual abuse was taking place throughout the period under investigation within the public schools or other organizations. And, since the policy of silent dismissal was so well know to be operative in those organizations as to be effectively outlawed a few years ago in New York State, it is clear that everyone, including The Times, is well aware that large numbers of molesters were routinely handled by public agencies similarly to how the Church has been accused of doing.
Why then no stories about 20 year old cases of unpunished abuses being reported unless the organizations involved are Christian or, like the Boy Scouts, similarly those perceived to be on the left's enemy list? Unpunished atrocities should be newsworthy regardless of ideological affiliation. Criticisms of The Times' reporting are on solid ground in this regard and should be addressed in more depth than with a throw-away statement here.
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Chicago, IL
April 26th, 2010
6:20 pm
Your "response" attacks a straw man. The real criticism of Goodstein's reporting is not that she covered the story; of course it was newsworthy. The real criticism is that she described the facts so as to imply that the Vatican's - then Cardinal Ratzinger's - decision not to proceed with Murphy's trial somehow led to further child sexual abuse. It was a clever use of nuance, not an outright lie, but it was effective. As Goodstein knows full well, by the time the matter reached Cardinal Ratzinger, it was already over. The accused priest had been caught and suspended. The only issue was the purely religious question fo whether he should serve out the remainder of his much shortened life under supervision and in seclusion, or be let loose from the church to do whatever he felt like doing. The Vatican's decision to let Murphy die as a suspended priest (one found to have abused children, stripped of faculties to minister and living under supervision) is exactly the kind of purely ecclesiastical decision that is none of the secular world's business. Instead of explaining this, Goodstein misled the public by implying that the Vatican's decision somehow put children at risk, when it clearly did not. Please respond to the real criticism of her reporting.
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April 26th, 2010
6:19 pm
Thank you, Mr. Hoyt. But you shouldn't have had to go to the trouble. Your readers ought to know the difference between reporting the news and making the news.
Here's the bottom line: If reports of abuse had not been pursued by those abused and reported by news organizations as brave as the Times, then the abuse would still be going on. That's the sad realization that has emerged: Rome was not concerned enough to stop it in the past and now seems more concerned with covering their assets than rooting out the problem and making amends with the victims.
The dead giveaway that there is something still very amiss in the Catholic church is that instead of addressing the problem, those defending the church are using up energy attacking those who report on it (and employing lies, implications and omissions instead of fact, in, one must suppose, the misguided notion that their ends justify their means). Bad judgment.
Keep up the good work!
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April 26th, 2010
6:19 pm
There should be no end to this reporting until every priest who has abused children, men or women is brought to legal justice within the country they exist. Part of this would be the full disclosure by the Vatican of their secret records which they have refused to open up to the public. If they want to bring about transparency then they need to participate in the finding of the truth.
To call the revealing of facts by the New York Times a persecution of the Roman Catholic Church is patently unfair. The church has only changed and become more in tune with society by being forced by the people. What would they still be doing if Papal rule was not forcefully ended in 1870? There is no justification of the idea that they are beyond the scrutiny of reporting. Our nations within which they exist have long wrought legal systems that are set up to protect the people and it is only just that the church is covered by that system. Hiding information on crimes in order to protect the church is paramount to supporting these crimes.
The other thing that must keep the eye focused on the church and their role in society is their own political involvement within the countries they exist. They are lobbyists for their viewpoints and they do not deserve kid gloves with regards to their policies. They are a political entity and they exert extreme influence on everything from attacking women's rights to reproductive freedom and access to birth control, to voting on scientific research. If they are going to dish it out as they do then they need to be able to take the heat. The United States is not a Catholic or a Christian nation. WE have the separation of church and state as a key tenet. The reason that these problems have existed without being addressed properly is because of an idea that the church is holy ground, beyond criticism. This idea is ending and only good can come out of it. The Vatican is a moneymaking, for profit venture which does not deserve to have special privileges.
All cases of pedophiles have been investigated by the NYT- including reporting on internet sites. I think that the church is receiving more intense scrutiny because it is a massive world wide organization that works with millions of children. No school system or scout group has access to as many people as the church. Their policies have not only hidden abuse and ignored it but have spread it. And the fact that they declare themselves the leaders of morality makes them a little more of a target don't you think?
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April 26th, 2010
6:18 pm
"They wonder why it isn't giving equal effort to sex abuse in the public schools, or in other religions."
And we're still wondering because Mr. Hoyt walks away from that statement without further comment.
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Miami, FL
April 26th, 2010
2:26 pm
Rev. Raymond J. de Souza seems typical of the folks who deal with pedophilia in the church by looking the other way, refusing to acknowledge that it exists, or claiming ignorance about knowing of any claims or proof of clerical misconduct. Therefore, as the syllogism concludes, no members of the clergy committed any acts of pedophilia.
Wishing there were no pedophiles among the ranks of the clergy does not make untrue the claims made by the victims of abuse by the pedophile clergy.
This denial of reality reminds me of the religious leaders who said the Nazi's were their friends and the holocaust never happened, the earth is flat, and the universe revolves around the earth. Sound familiar to anyone in Rome?
For any responsible person to deny the possibility that the preachers of the world's religions, including the Pope, do not make mistakes because of their occupation, is ludicrous and self-deluding.
So please, Reverend de Souza, remove your head from the proverbial sand, accept Reality for what it is, discover and acknowledge the mistakes made, take steps to prevent their reoccurrence, and move on.
Pray for the victims. Pray for the abusers, then kick them out of the church. Whatever legal steps that can be taken against them, should be taken. Those who cover-up the acts of pedophile clergy members against our innocent children should be treated in the same manner as those committing the predation.
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C. Martinez
Boston, MA
April 26th, 2010
2:25 pm
Keep up with your reporting and search for the thruth.
The Roman Catholoic Church, which describes itself as the "One True Church" started by Jesus when he named St. Peter as the first head of the Church, cannot lie and disinform about their problem
while protecting, and therefore condoning, the actions of pedophile priests and then protest about the media and The New Times times reporting on it. Had the Church and it's present Pope dealt with the problem instead of committing a massive cover up.
The Church and the Vatican are even trying to say that the NYT should report on other religions which have this problem. Is the Church saying it is not the One True Church? Is it stating and admitting the Church is just another christian church amomngst many? If anything the Roman Catholic Church has to be held to a stricter standard.
The Church should practice what it preaches. Admit you sinned and ask for forgivness.
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Gaston DesHarnais
April 26th, 2010
2:25 pm
For the American public, the key issue must be to prevent the high-level collusion between the Church and local law enforcement and other officials. Moving those responsible out of the reach of justice before charges can be readily pressed is itself criminal and immoral. The victims and future victims pay the price for the public's naive trust in their clergy and government. The Church has no defensible standing before God and the law for its high-handed behavior. Celibacy is good only when it is kept as perfectly as possible. There is no leeway for these chronic crimes. The press should not buckle to the outrage of fanatical Catholics. This Pope and the Vatican have adhered to an evil, longstanding policy to protect a sham honor that offends God and harms the young. We all depend on the press remaining free to report the truth so essential to our common good. Thanks to you and Ms. Goodstein for your fair and frank analysis of a festering crime against our nation and our constitutional rights!
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upstate New York
April 26th, 2010
2:24 pm
Good for you, Clark Hoyt, and good for the New York Times, paper of record. I cheer every time I see the paper find its footing again in straightforward, professional journalism. It makes the $150 bill I got yesterday for delivery seem sorta ok after all.
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Ed O'Farrell
Davis, Ca
April 26th, 2010
2:24 pm
It strikes me that the attacks on the Times by the Catholic hierarchy echo the attacks on abused children by the Catholic hierarchy in years past. The children were marginalized, bought off, told they were not faithful Catholics and threatened with expulsion if they went public with their stories.
Now, faced with hard reporting and heinous conduct the Church again attacks rather than repents. It is this sort of mentality that caused the problem in the first place. It would appear the Pope et al have learned nothing from history.
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Waterford, MI
April 26th, 2010
2:23 pm
The Roman Catholic Church is an organization which claims high moral authority. Its actions are often cloaked in secrecy and invoke divine authority. The human leaders of such an organization must be accountable for the actions of their subordinates, as their divine boss apparently has not stepped up to the plate.
Ms. Goodstein's professional responsibility in examining the actions of then Cardinal Ratzinger - and now the Pope - was to accurately focus on his actions (or inactions) in these matters.
Like it or not, when one rises to the head of an organization such as the Catholic Church, their record and actions will be scrutinized.
When misdeeds within an organization are hidden or covered up, it only heightens suspicion. The best medicine is honesty and transparency - not expressions of outrage over the fact that someone has lifted the veil and exposed problems.
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William Schindler
Los Angeles, CA
April 26th, 2010
2:22 pm
Why is the Catholic Church not prosecuted under the RICO Act, i.e., as a criminal organization that has demonstrated a long-standing pattern of criminal activity (obstruction of justice in harboring accused child abusers)? Every bishop that knowingly transferred an abuser to protect the Church from scandal should be brought to justice, include the Pope, if the evidence shows he is culpable. Teachers and counselors are required by law to report the SUSPICION of child abuse, physical, sexual, or emotional, to the proper authorities. Failing to do so is a crime. Why are priests, ministers, rabbis, etc., any different?
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Margaret Bell Sides
Washington DC
April 26th, 2010
2:21 pm
To compare the Catholic Church with the Public School system is absurd. One is a private and very (and unfairly)wealthy organization and the other is a public system constantly struggling for support.
PLEASE continue to write about this dire situation. As an adult who was brought up as a Catholic I have completely become aware of the hypocrisy of the Catholic religion. It is disgusting.
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Rihanna isn't making many friends in South Africa -- where she's being slammed over high ticket prices and accused of canned singing at her shows.
Radar Online reports that one major Johannesburg paper ran the headline "Ri-Ri Ripoff" over a story that made the lip-synch charges and questioned Rihanna's energy level, implying that illicit substances might've slowed her down. A photographer who was shooting the performance from the side of the stage said, "It was obvious. You know when someone is lip-synching. I was in the Golden Circle [close to the stage]. I could see it."


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CALHOUN COUNTY (WKZO) -- A Kalamazoo man who was arrested this week after protesting an Enbridge pipeline in Marshall has officially been charged.
35 year old Chris Wahmhoff faces counts of trespassing and resisting and obstructing police after the Monday incident in which he sat inside the unfinished pipeline for several hours.Fellow protesters were in the courtroom with Wahmhoff when he faced a judge Tuesday.
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Revealed: Secret Mission to Build Obamas' Swing
NY Post: In a dim, predawn chill, the special-ops agents crept into a basement to await the tense launch of the Obama administration's top-secret mission.
Then, shortly after daybreak, the covert team got the go-ahead - Mission Swing Set was under way.
"Once the kids were gone, we went to work," said Greg Foster of Rainbow Play Systems of Brookings, SD, who sneaked his six-member team into the White House basement early Wednesday to prepare to build a swing set for the first daughters.
Once the Obama girls left for school, Foster and his crew emerged to erect the set on the South Lawn.
When Sasha, 7, and Malia, 10, arrived home, their mom, grandma and dad herded them outside.
"Surprise!" the president yelled.
"The kids started squealing and screaming and laughing," Foster recalled. "They ran down the hill, and they jumped on the swing set."
Foster, who has been building swing sets for 24 years, overheard Obama say, "This is the nicest swing set I've ever seen."
"The kids came over and shook my hand and the hands of all my helpers," Foster said.
Obama pushed his girls on the tire swing.
"I heard them say, 'This makes the White House feel more like a home now,' " Foster said.
After a while, Obama headed back to work. But the girls kept playing, and Foster said he spotted the president watching them from the Oval Office.
"I did not look at them as president and first lady," Foster said.
"It looked like Mom and Dad and the kids setting up a new swing set."
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I'm really to be finally posting online after all these years. There really is no mystery about it, is there? I just dropped by your blog and had to write. I'm a recent college grad, journalism major if you must know, and I love photography. I've got my site up but it's nothing to brag about yet. None of my stuff's been posted. Soon as I figure out how to do that, I'll spend the afternoon posting my best pictures. anyway just thought I'd drop a line. I hope to return with more substantial stuff, stuff you can actually use. SPG


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Survey of the Solid State Conformation of Calix[4]arenes
Date: August 1997
Creator: Obrey, Stephen J. (Stephen James)
Description: The characteristics of seventy-six calix[4]arene crystal structures derived from the Cambridge Crystallographic Database are presented. This survey is a discussion of the inter and intramolecular effects on the solid state cavity shape and molecular recognition ability of the compounds. In addition to this survey, four new calix[4]arene crystal structures are presented. The conformational characteristics of these four calixarenes are determined by a complicated array of inter and intramolecular interactions in the crystal packing.
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Interactions of Clean and Sulfur-modified Reactive Metal Surfaces with Aqueous Vapor and Liquid Environments : A Combined Ultra-high Vacuum/electrochemistry Study
Date: May 1998
Creator: Lin, Tien-Chih, 1966-
Description: The focus of this research is to explore the molecular-level interactions between reactive metal surfaces and aqueous environments by combined ultra-high vacuum/electrochemistry (UHV-EC) methodology. The objectives of this work are to understand (1) the effects of sulfate ions on the passivity of metal oxide/hydroxide surface layer, (2) the effects of sulfur-modification on the evolution of metal oxide/hydroxide surface layer, and (3) the effects of sulfur adsorbate on cation adsorption at metal surfaces.
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Chemical Equilibria in Binary Solvents
Date: August 1997
Creator: McHale, Mary E. R.
Description: Dissertation research involves development of Mobile Order Theory thermodynamic models to mathematically describe and predict the solubility, spectral properties, protonation equilibrium constants and two-phase partitioning behavior of solutes dissolved in binary solvent mixtures of analytical importance. Information gained provide a better understanding of solute-solvent and solvent-solvent interactions at the molecular level, which will facilitate the development of better chemical separation methods based upon both gas-liquid and high-performance liquid chromatography, and better analysis methods based upon complexiometric and spectroscopic methods. Dissertation research emphasizes chemical equilibria in systems containing alcohol cosolvents with the understanding that knowledge gained will be transferable to more environmentally friendly aqueous-organic solvent mixtures.
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Mobile Order Theory as Applied to Polycyclic Aromatic Heterocycles
Date: August 1997
Creator: Fletcher, Kristin A.
Description: Experimental mole fraction solubilities of benzil, thianthrene, trans-stilbene, thioxanthen-9-one, diphenyl sulfone and dibenzothiophene sulfone are determined in pure noncomplexing and complexing solvents. Predicted solubility values are calculated for benzil, thianthrene, trans-stilbene and thioxanthen-9-one using expressions derived from Mobile Order theory. Large deviations between experimental and predicted solubilities in alcohol solvents exist, therefore optimized solute - solvent association constants are determined. Previously measured thianthrene solubilities in five binary alkane + cyclohexane solvent mixtures are compared with values predicted from Mobile Order theory using the measured solubility in each of the pure solvents as input parameters. The experimental mole fraction solubility of benzil in eight binary alcohol + 1-octanol solvent mixtures are also measured and compared with predicted values.
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Kinetics and Mechanisms of Metal Carbonyls
Date: May 1998
Creator: Ladogana, Santino
Description: Pulsed laser flash photolysis with both visible and infrared detection has been applied to the study of the displacement of weakly coordinating ligands (Lw) by strongly "trapping" nucleophiles (Ls) containing either an olefinic functionality (Ls = 1-hexene, 1-decene, 1-tetradecene) or nitrogen (Ls = acetonitrile, hydrocinnamonitrile) from the photogenerated 16 electron pentacarbonylchromium (0) intermediate. 5-Chloropent-l-ene (Cl-ol), a potentially bidentate ligand, has been shown to form (ol-Cl) pentacarbonylchromium (0), in which Cl-ol is bonded to Cr via a lone pair on the chlorine, and isomerize to (Cl-ol) pentacarbonylchromium (0), in which Cl-ol is bonded to the olefinic functionality on the submillisecond time scale. This process has been studied in both the infrared and visible region employing both fluorobenzene or n-heptane as the "inert" diluent. Parallel studies employing 1-chlorobutane and 1-hexene were also evaluated and showed great similiarity with the Cl-ol system. The data supported a largely dissociative process with a possibility of a small interchange process involving the H's on the alkyl chain. Studies were also carried out for various Cr(CO)6/arene/Ls systems (arene = various alkyl or halogenated substituted benzenes). The data indicated that for both C6H5R (R=various alkyl chains) or multi-alkyl substituted arenes (i.e. o-xylene, 1,2,3-trimethylbenzene) containing an "unhindered" ring-edge, bonding ...
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Syntheses of Antimetabolites
Date: January 1970
Creator: Clifton, George Gil
Description: In these studies several different types of antimetabolites were synthesized, and their biological effects were examined in various assay systems. More extensive investigations were done in microbial systems in which many of the compounds proved to be inhibitory to growth, and attempts were made to determine the mode of biochemical action by adding supplements of the appropriate natural metabolite.
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Experimental and Theoretical Studies of Polycarbocyclic Compounds
Date: May 1998
Creator: Shukla, Rajesh, 1964-
Description: Part I. Diels-Alder cycloadditions of 1,2,3,4,9,9-hexachloro-1α,4α,4aα,8aβ-tetrahydro-l,4-methanonaphthalene (32) and 1,2,3,4,9,9-hexachloro-lα,4α,6,7- tetrahydro-l,4-methanonaphthalene (33) to 4-methyl- and 4-phenyl-l,2,4-triazoline-3,5-dione [MTAD and PTAD, respectively] and to N-methylmaleimide (NMM) have been studied. The structures of several of the resulting cycloadducts were determined by X-ray crystallographic methods. The observed stereoselectivity of each of these Diels-Alder reactions was further investigated via application of theoretical methods. Thus, semiempirical (AMI) and ab initio molecular orbital calculations were used to calculate relative energies. Ab initio calculations were employed to perform frontier molecular orbital analyses of diene-dienophile interactions.
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An Approach Towards the Total Synthesis of Clonostachydiol
Date: August 1995
Creator: Maiti, Tushar B. (Tushar Baran)
Description: The syntheses of the unsymmetrical 14-membered bismacrolides have been reviewed. A total synthesis of clonostachydiol, the latest to join this family, has been attempted using trimethylsilyl acetylene as the builiding block and palladium catalyzed reactions for the formation of key bonds. The alkyne groups were introduced by Stille coupling of trimethylstannylethynyltrimethylsilane with an acid chloride for one fragment and by addition of lithiotrimethylsilyl acetylene to an aldehyde for the other. Lactic acid derivatives were chosen as starting materials for both fragments, thus introducing two of the chiral centers. The remaining stereocenters were introduced using stereoselective reductions of ketones.
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Magnetic Exchange in Oxovanadium(IV) Complexes with N-Salicylideneamino Acids
Date: January 1968
Creator: Hu, James Hung-Jen
Description: Copper(II) and oxovanadium(IV) ions resemble one another magnetically in having one unpaired electron in their complexes irrespective of their geometrical structures and bond types involved. Copper(II) complexes with antiferromagnetic exchange are well known. On the contrary, antiferromagnetic exchange in oxovanadium(IV) complexes is rather new and not well established. Very few oxovanadium(IV) complexes have been reported to have this anomalous magnetic property. In the investigation of the magnetic properties of oxovanadium(IV) complexes, we have successfully prepared two series of new oxovanadium(IV) complexes with N-salicylideneamino acids.
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Conformational Analogs of Some Phytoactive Compounds
Date: August 1973
Creator: Skelton, Wm. Paul
Description: In an effort to determine if there is a specific conformational structure which is most effective at the appropriate active physiological site, the synthesis of a group of sterically restricted analogs was undertaken. A portion of the polymethylene carbon skeleton of glutaric acid was replaced by selected aromatic carbons in benzenedicarboxylic acids to produce a series of ridged conformers, and the relative plant growth regulating properties of these derivatives were determined.
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Champion Ravens open on roadTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS | April 19,2013NEW YORK Peyton Manning back in Indianapolis in a Broncos uniform.
Peyton vs. younger brother Eli in another Manning Bowl.
Andy Reid returning to Philadelphia: Let the booing begin now?
The NFL schedule is filled with return visits and intriguing matchups, beginning with a road game for the defending Super Bowl champions.
And Peyton Manning will be part of that too, as the Baltimore Ravens travel to Denver for the now-traditional Thursday night opener on Sept. 5. The Orioles are home that night and Major League Baseball could not move their game.
So $121 million quarterback Joe Flacco and his fellow champs were sent to Denver to face Manning and the team they beat in double overtime on their way to the Super Bowl.
It still bites on everybody, Broncos receiver Eric Decker said. Its tough to kind of relive that game, especially the opportunities I think we left on the field. Its going to definitely fire us going into this year.
New York Jets coach Rex Ryan, who spent 10 years as an assistant in Baltimore, seemed most interested and was annoyed by the Ravens being forced to kick off the season on the road.
I think that the world champs can open up at home and thats where I think they should open, at home, Ryan said. I think it is common courtesy. I dont know what gets involved in that. I am not in charge of it, but if I would have been, the Ravens would be opening at home.
In Week 2, Peyton visits Elis house.
Both Manning brothers often have said its uncomfortable yet memorable playing against each other; its only happened twice, with Peyton and the Colts winning.
Even though Peyton now is a Bronco, the dynamic is unchanged for the star quarterbacks.
We havent talked about it a whole lot, Eli said. More kind of joking and jabs at each other, but obviously anytime you play your brother it is special. It is unique and I cherish those moments whether before the game or looking across during the national anthem and seeing my big brother and seeing him at the coin flip; those are great moments that well cherish.
The folks in Indy cherished having Peyton Manning as their record-setting quarterback for 13 seasons; he sat out 2011 after several neck surgeries, then was released by the Colts and signed with Denver. The reception he almost certainly will receiver at Lucas Oil Stadium will be warm and loud.
Its always fun when you spend time at a place and then go back, said Colts kicker Adam Vinatieri, who has done that in Foxborough four times. Im sure hell get a standing ovation right when he comes out. Hopefully, it will be loud and the fans will make it hard for him (to call plays).
Like they do in Philadelphia for both teams.
Reid jokingly acted surprised about the Chiefs Week 3 trip to the City of Brotherly Love and, at times, venom for the coach of the Eagles, which Reid was for 14 seasons. Reid and the rest of the Chiefs knew about it long ago, and they got the Thursday night spotlight.
Were playing Philly? said Reid, hired by Kansas City days after being fired in Philly. Nah, itll be an exciting atmosphere. It always is at Lincoln Financial Field there. But right now, Im a Chief, so were going to get ourselves ready to play, whenever and wherever we have to play this season.
Other high-profile games:
The Sunday night season opener is the Giants at the Cowboys, and the Monday night doubleheader has Philadelphia at Washington with or without Offensive Rookie of the Year Robert Griffin III, who is rehabilitating a major knee injury then Houston at San Diego.
I will say this: Here comes the challenge again, Giants coach Tom Coughlin said. We didnt play as well last year on the road as we had in previous years and so thats a great challenge for our team.
Thanksgiving Day has Detroit hosting Green Bay once an every-year occurrence and Dallas at home for Oakland.
Its an incredible tradition, playing on Thanksgiving Day, Packers coach Mike McCarthy said. Its a blessing for everyone involved. Were fortunate enough to still be home in time to share in the importance of the day.
The holiday night game features one of footballs most intense rivalries: Pittsburgh at Baltimore.
Rematches of 2012 championship games come on Sunday night, Dec. 22, with New England at Baltimore, and the next night, with NFC winner San Francisco at Atlanta in the final Monday nighter of the season.
Buffalos annual home game in Toronto will be against the Falcons on Dec. 1.
London will host two previously announced matches: Minnesota hosting Pittsburgh on Sept. 29, and Jacksonville hosting San Francisco on Oct. 27.
2012 MVP Adrian Peterson and the Vikings open at Detroit. Other notable games on the first weekend have Green Bay at San Francisco and Atlanta at New Orleans.
As has become standard for the NFL, all 16 finales are intradivision matchups.
AP Pro Football Writer Arnie Stapleton, National Writer Nancy Armour and Sports Writer Dave Skretta contributed to this story.
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Monday 14th November 13:39
Toulon have confirmed the signing of veteran England lock Simon Shaw as a "medical joker".
Giteau axe baffles ex-coaches
Thursday 21st July 08:25
Australia coach Robbie Deans has been criticised by two predecessors for dropping Matt Giteau.
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Australia coach Robbie Deans has remained coy over Matt Giteau's future within the Wallabies team.
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Sunday 17th April 11:57
Two tries from winger David Smith helped Western Force to a 27-19 victory over the ACT Brumbies in Canberra on Sunday.
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Four penalties from fly-half Matt Giteau helped ACT Brumbies to a narrow 17-16 victory over Wellington Hurricanes on Saturday.
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Australia back Matt Giteau has left the door open for a return home for the 2013 Lions tour after confirming his move to France.
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Thursday 20th January 08:58
Bayonne and Toulon are leading the race to sign Matt Giteau after the World Cup.
Giteau refusing to be rushed
Wednesday 5th January 12:13
Australia back Matt Giteau has claimed he will await until after the Rugby World Cup before making a decision on his future.
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Tuesday 30th November 09:52
Australia utility back Matt Giteau will captain the Barbarians in their MasterCard Trophy clash with South Africa on Saturday.
All Blacks leave it late
Saturday 11th September 12:49
New Zealand scored two late tries to complete a 100 per cent Tri-Nations campaign with a 23-22 win over Australia.
Australia v N Zealand: Teams
Friday 30th July 13:17
New Zealand skipper Richie McCaw expects Australia to prove tougher opponents than South Africa on Saturday.
Wallaby win fails to convince
Saturday 26th June 15:07
First-half tries from Luke Burgess and Quade Cooper helped Australia clinch a 22-15 victory over Ireland in Brisbane.
Australia v England: Teams
Friday 18th June 09:28
England skipper Lewis Moody is targeting a positive mental attitude from his troops before Saturday's second Test with Australia.
Giteau eyes comeback
Tuesday 15th June 08:27
Australia playmaker Matt Giteau believes he will win his race to be fit in time to face England in the second Test in Sydney.
Giteau setback for Aussies
Friday 11th June 07:02
Australia have suffered a setback on the eve of their first Test clash with England after Matt Giteau was ruled out.
Giteau's backing for Toomua
Thursday 11th February 15:13
New Brumbies recruit Matt Giteau has backed Matt Toomua to shine in his absence.
Race against time for Giteau
Tuesday 9th February 14:35
The Brumbies are set to give summer signing Matt Giteau as much time as possible to play in the Super 14 opener against Western Force.
Giteau craves permanent role
Tuesday 19th January 13:59
Australia fly-half Matt Giteau is seeking stability in his playing position for the Brumbies' 2010 campaign.
Gatland defends Giteau
Wednesday 25th November 12:28
Australia's Matt Giteau has been backed to make a rapid recovery from his Murrayfield agony.
Baa-Baas recruit top stars
Tuesday 1st September 15:02
Stirling Mortlock and Bryan Habana have accepted their invitations to play for the Barbarians.
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Trouble is brewing in Toulouse as Clermont Auvergne inflict another loss on the giants of French rugby.
Stuart Lancaster underlines the importance of pride as England Rugby launch new kit
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Feb 09
Posts: 117
DonnyDon says:
Yet again,,, headlines of unmarked police bikes getting our lot into much more trouble than neccessary. This is straight forward commom sense to me, I dont disagree with unmarked bikes or cars, but come-on, as soon as the police capture the first offence being committed, surely the blues and twos should come on. This is not happening, some of these bikes have no blues & twos at all just video cams.! What is it all about? The common sense should be to stop the offender as soon as possible in order to avoid injury or death to other road users.... Not to stop, is totally outragously imoral. As for the officer to chase without blues and twos surely he is committing similar offences himself.... The law courts need to act, and FAST.
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Jul 09
Posts: 68
elementz says:
Not offended at all. Not much chance of me racing anybody - i'm into cruisers, the type that chug along like a steam engine and can't turn without grinding your pegs to nothing.
donny - i'd say it's probably more of a police priority to stop people doing it again than stopping them this time. If you are recorded overtaking at over the speed limit, you'll get a slap on the wrist and sent on your way. If you are recorded driving over quite a long distance at a considerable speed, they can take your licence away very easily. This way the police only need to catch every racer once, as opposed to every time they speed, in order to stop them driving irresponsibly. The priority is to make the roads safer as a whole, not to make the bit of road the copper happens to be on safe until their shift ends.
Elementz - So if a policeman see's two geezzers fighting in the street, one as a knife, is it right to allow a stabbling before nicking him......? murder or manslaughter charge instead of afray.... Get a grip...
Jan 09
Posts: 278
tsgv says:
dont show how stupid you are coming out with statements like that as its obviously different and quite simple to pin someone with having a knife. You need to get a grip and put things in perspective, different law breaking has different punishments and different ways of dealing with things!
Dec 07
Posts: 3250
brutale r says:
what donny is saying is correct the cops by law are suposed to stop you not follow you so you add up more infringements
he aint being stupid hes makeing a point if you get a good laywer he will get you off all but the first infringement
also a few yrs back a cop nearly lost his job for following a a car going fast and dangerous in an unmarked car .. he didnt stop the speeding car and followed it for 5 miles racking up potential nicks and the kid lost it on a bend and injured himself
the courts found the cop in the wrong and i think the force was suied
i was calling him stupid for saying that they should let people with knives stab someone before arresting them.Yes the cops should stop you for the first offence and the example you pulled is a little out of the ordinary as if the chump was driving like a serious muppet he should have been pulled before hand and this is bad judgement from the police and he rightlfully got nailed. But following you over a number of miles monitoring your speed providing your not driving irratically (as dont they need to pace for 1/2 mile to get an average speed) and then pulling you for a confirmed speeding fine which wil guarantee points fine/ court etc makes more sense and a better use of man power. I think the law system can be abused from both sides here so the cops are trying to make sure that 90% of cases that go to court end in favor to the Police, rather than the driver having a shit hot brief and getting off with a slap on the wrist as dont you think that that is a waste of money and time and unfair on people who cannot afford the best!
Feb 05
Posts: 320
jonwat9r says:
Hey just head on up to North East, Northumbria Police have no bikes marked or otherwise, they are too dangerous
Plenty of other tish though and will prosecute 34 in 30 friend just been scammed
Mar 09
Posts: 4548
smoto5 says:
on this thread warrants some consideration, of course he should have still kept his speed down, but doesn't the whole pursuit by unmarked vehicles play on primeval fears and reactions? If roads policing is not now greatly about revenue collection, then wouldn't offending vehicles be stopped at the earliest opportunity. Sounds like this guy will have to get some heavyweight legal representation, and don't forget unlike the knife fight mentioned further up the thread, there is NO legal aid for motoring offences.
Here's a question, If a child has a box of matches, do you take it away before they strike one, after they've struck one, when they've set light to something, when the whole house is on fire, or when they are on fire? Now subsitute biker for child and bike for matches.
A warning/smack on the wrist early on could well stop a more serious incident.
Aug 02
Posts: 2746
spondonste says:
If a persons actions are directly as a result of the polices actions then its grounds for being thrown out of court. If the following officer gives you no other option but to speed excessively then it should be thrown out of court. If the rider could slow down and let the goading officer pass (and maybe take his details and submit a formal complaint) but doesn't, then they only have themselves to blame. Letting them overtake to check if its a cop or not is probaly the best thing to do. for warned is for armed as it were
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philehidiot says:
Of when I used to work in an offie.We were told that if we were in doubt then asking someone "how old are you?" would always rule out trading standards as they had to tell the truth to avoid entrapment.If someone seems to be pushing you, pull over and have a fag. Or some drugs. Probably get less penalty than for speeding.Just remember it's always your choice to go faster because someone behind is pushing.... problem is it's human nature and that's what these kinds of stats bandits prey on.I had a huge argument with a cop about the North Wales thing and them just stopping bikers because they can and she didn't see the issue at all. She saw it as a legitimate causality prevention exercise (whilst doing 34 in a 30 I might add). I'm very tempted to join the Special Constables to see what makes these people tick... there must be a good reason why they do this sort of thing and it'd be interesting to see it from the other side.On a lighter note, Dominos did not say their new mango dip was spicy. Bastards.
Posts: 162
Alyxx says:
The whole thing is stupid, they cause more danger to road users than they prevent.And tsgv, I agree with you that waiting until someone stabs a person, or waiting until a motorcyclists causes a pile up are not the same things. A pile up is much worse.
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