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CRETE | When Crete-Monee boys basketball coach Tom Cappel refers to a general, one can rest assured he is talking about Warriors point guard Michael Orris.
Orris, who missed the first three games of the season with a left ankle injury, returned to the Warriors lineup Saturday night and did not appear to miss a step. Orris poured in a team-high 19 points to lead Crete-Monee to a 67-45 victory over Tinley Park in the nightcap of the five-game second annual Crete-Monee Shoot-Out.
"When the general is running the army, it is running properly," Cappel said of the performance of Orris, who hit four 3-point shots in the contest.
The Warriors (3-1) broke open the game with a 17-point run that began with 1:20 seconds left in the third quarter and concluded more than four minutes later on an inside basket by the Titans Vince Gooden. During the run, which gave the Warriors a commanding 59-36 lead, Orris connected on a 3-pointer, Marvie Keith added two 3-pointers, Jordan Perry added a score and Orris and Michael Conner each converted 3-point plays.
"We talked in the locker room, as a team, we needed to start (the second half) with a run and not let them get a run," Orris said. "That's a testament to our guys; we came up with a really good run, and they could not respond to it."
Orris said the ankle had still been very sore Wednesday, but by Thursday it was clear to him that he would be ready to participate in Saturday's contests.
Orris hit two 3-point shots to give the Warriors a 17-8 lead late in the first quarter. Orris scored eight of his points in the third quarter, which helped shake off an Eldridge Anderson-led Titans squad that had pulled to within six prior to the Warriors' critical run.
"The kids really look to Michael for leadership," Cappel said. "And he's quicker than I thought he would be. He is quick with the ball and we had other guys finishing it off, as well for us."
LaQuon Treadwell scored eight of his 14 points in the first quarter for the Warriors. Anderson scored a game-high 22 points for the Titans (3-3).
Bloom Township upped its record to 5-0 with a 62-44 win over Plainfield North in the preceding contest. Donald Moore and Johnny Griffin each scored 12 for the Blazing Trojans, who had a 20-point lead by the third quarter.


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SALISBURY, Md. - The verdict is in, and Wicomico County jury found Demarr Jones "guilty of conspiracy to commit murder" and "conspiracy of 1st degree assault" among other charges.
Prosecutors say he ordered the hit on Arnold Fagans Junior. Witnesses testified and admitted to going to the East Road Apartments in Salisbury to kill Fagans. That's ultimately where he was shot 4 to 6 times.
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CHICAGO, IL - JANUARY 16: Head coach Lovie Smith of the Chicago Bears reacts in the second half against the Seattle Seahawks in the 2011 NFC divisional playoff game at Soldier Field on January 16, 2011 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Lovie Smith
Despite the fact that the Bears are part of the NFL's Final Four, won convincingly in their first playoff game, and have a shot at the Super Bowl with a win on Sunday, they still aren't getting any respect. Consider:
Somehow, the Bears are still having to prove themselves, a fact that is both tiring and fortifying. Every time you feel compelled to defend the Bears and point out that they've beat two teams who are still alive in the playoffs, that Cutler proved himself on Sunday, that the Bears stopped Michael Vick when he was at his hottest, or that they shut Adrian Peterson down when he, too, was on a hot streak, recall something 50-Cent said:
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Remember how the very title 'Snakes On A Plane' was enough to send B-movie fans into a giddy frenzy? Only for the end product to be a disappointing dud? So it is with Hobo With A Shotgun.
After winning a fake trailer contest backed by Robert 'Grindhouse' Rodriguez with an effort costing $150, have-a-go filmmaker Eisener found himself with a few dollars more to flesh out his idea into a full-blown feature.
Unfortunately, blown is the operative word. Because while showing the odd flash of wit, Eisener gets so deep into the grindhouse groove – over-saturated colours, gonzo plotting, ludicrously OTT gore - that what should be a lot of grungy fun too often descends into straight nastiness.
Even the great Rutger Hauer - a man who knows how to walk the line between entertainment and exploitation after starring in numerous Paul Verhoeven movies - struggles to stop the rot as the titular tramp with the 12-gauge.
We meet our nameless hero as he wanders into an urban cesspit swarming with pimps, psychos, junkies and sickos, all living in fear of a crazy druglord called Drake (Downey) and his criminally insane sons (Smith and Bateman).
All the hobo wants is $49.99 for a second-hand lawnmower to start his own business. But after falling foul of Drake's boys and the equally scummy cops, what he gets is a $49.99 pump-action shotgun.
After years of sifting through garbage, who better to take out the trash? Unhappy at seeing his business blown away by some shambling vigilante, Drake declares open season on the homeless.
A few crassly amusing one-liners and one pearler of a newspaper headline aside, there's no satirical context to all the blasting, gutting, beheading and maiming that ensues. Let alone the torching of a schoolbus full of children.
Any pauses in the carnage are filled with the platonic relationship between Hobo and a feisty young hooker (Dunsworth), the only woman not portrayed as a blood-lusting lunatic.
And while Hauer's cross between Rambo and Father Ted's Father Jack sounds like a uniquely entertaining proposition, his mutterings are really quite dull.
Eisener's anything-goes embrace of the genre is epitomised by the introduction of Drake's heavily armoured henchmen, a pair of murderous freaks who appear to have escaped from the nearest Mad Max movie.
But this is no light-hearted spoof. It's 100% grindhouse. Which, for the most part and by definition, simply makes it trash.


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I am almost positive tonight is going to disappoint me.
But everyone gets my costume. Except the disaffected, post-adolescent part. I also look like Hard Candy, apparently. The movie, assholes.
I am almost positive tonight is going to disappoint me.
But everyone gets my costume. Except the disaffected, post-adolescent part. I also look like Hard Candy, apparently. The movie, assholes.
April 20-May 20
Your ego will lead you down one-way streets going the wrong direction this week. Replace egoism with boundaries whenever you can. Be honest and direct about what you can and can't handle without defensiveness. (SFBG)
In an exhibition at New York's Museum of Modern Art, performance artist Marina Abramovic stared into the eyes of a succession of different strangers for 700 hours. Actresses Marisa Tomei and Isabella Rossellini were among those who received her visual probes, as well as 1,400 less famous folks. I think it would be fun for you to do a variation on her ritual, Taurus. In your case, you wouldn't do it to show off or to prove an artistic point, but rather to get closer to the allies with whom you'd like to develop a deeper bond. Are you up for some deep eye gazing? Halloween costume suggestion: a mystic seer; a god or goddess with a third eye; a superhero whose power is X-ray vision. (Free Will Astrology)
It's easy to forget that relationship patterns originate in family of origin dynamics, especially and most importantly the pattern of self-care. Treat yourself with care and all your relations will benefit. (Aquarium Age)
God, today is not going to be nice to me. I am already listening to Alanis and wanting to go rip my roommate's sinuses out if he sniffles or horks up October one more goddamn time.
And good morning to you too.
Drunk girls like a night of simplicity
They need a lover who is smarter than me
Drunk boys, we walk like pedestrians
Drunk girls wait an hour to pee
Drunk girls know that love is an astronaut
It comes back, but it's never the same
Drunk boys, drunk boys, drunk boys,
Drunk girls can be just as insane.
Oh, oh, oh, I believe in waking up together
that means making eyes across the room.
Just cause I'm shallow doesn't mean that I'm heartless
Just cause I'm heartless doesn't mean that I'm mean
Sometimes love gives us too many options
Just cause you're hungry doesn't mean that you're lean.
I've heard lies that will curdle your heartstrings
A couple truths maybe burn out your eyes
Drunk boys leave their arms in the fireplace
Because drunk girls give them too many tries.
Oh, oh, oh, I believe in waking up together
oh, oh, oh, I believe in waking up (but no promises)
oh, oh, oh, I believe in waiting out the weather.
oh, oh, oh, I believe in making eyes across the room
LCD Soundsystem, (James Murphy)
I am so excited I want to dance my pajamas off. Oh wait, work.
April 20-May 20
Enjoy your riches without feeling entitled to them. The Universe wants you to be happy, but not to attach yourself to the things or situations that inspire those feelings. Blocks to joy can be used as tools to creating more of it. (SFBG)
When the tide is coming in, the creek I live next to flows vigorously toward the south. When the tide's going out, the water reverses its course and heads swiftly north. Every day, there's an in-between time when the creek seems confused. Some currents creep south and others slink north, while here and there eddies whirl in circles. According to my understanding of the astrological omens, Taurus, you are temporarily in a phase that resembles my creek's time of contrary flows. It's a perfectly natural place to be. (Free Will Astrology)
Step into the leadership role by making "cooperation" your personal mantra. This spirit of collaboration will not only keep you on track, but will inspire others to stay positive about their individual choices and contributions. (Aquarium Age)
Dan Savage, October 13, 2010 : Savage Love | The A.V. Club
(There's obviously lots of problematic things about the It Gets Better project, and also Savage Love, but I read this while puttin' on my purple plaid this morning and you know what? THIS, Dan Savage, THIS.)
It's all merlot, Siouxsie and the Banshees, and DH Lawrence from here on out. I did do a thirty miler today, though. And cut my hair. And make lentil salad. So it goes.
(I hate that the next deadline I have to look towards is work.)
I was all set to make a list of things on the docket for today—
(bank, DVD's at Harold Washington, TJ's to get some of that mad good/cheap rioja, Astronauts CONSTANTLY, getting dressed, going to work, I mean what)—
and then I realized in a WEEK I get to see LCD Soundsystem at the Eagles Ballroom AND HOHMYGOD I am so excited that my Caps Lock just jams up. No, seriously, I've been listening to "This Is Happening" a lot and sort of secretly doing a close read of "Drunk Girls" as a poem.
Oh, and if you're in Chicago, come check out Open Studios in Pilsen. I'll be gophering about there. No more GPOYF's for a while. Stupid phone.
April 20-May 20
Instead of focusing on what isn't stellar, take stock of what is. Don't ignore or repress your troubles — but don't overinflate them and block out the good, either. Be balanced in how you approach the work in front of you.
My date and I decided to go see the film You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger. As we entered the theater, we passed a short, elderly Chinese woman in a brown uniform. She was bent over sweeping the floor. Suddenly she stood up straight, looked me in the eye, and extended her left hand toward me. Confused, I reached out toward her. She quickly pressed something in my hand, then returned to her sweeping. As I walked on, I unrolled the small paper scroll she had given me. It read, "Tell your Taurus readers they should be alert for helpful messages coming from sources they would usually ignore or neglect." I'm doing what she suggested. (Free Will Astrology)
You must choose: Get dragged down by an oppressive situation, or recognize that you're caught in a repetitive pattern that is in dire need of transformation. Sounds like a simple choice, but breaking this spell requires strength. (Aquarium Age)
Indeed! Your Tumblr makes a great work tumbltape. And thank you for the Tamaryn—estoy obsessed.
What am I, sixteen?
But just Monday anyway. Where the coffee is weak and your room is hot and you can't finish DH Lawrence and work is just the giant chore it always is. And these aren't problems. That you can't seem to get it together anyway: lunch is going to be the basic bread and apple and cheese, your schedule is full of things you mostly sort of "meh" at, and every morning the early minutes just slip away faster, and faster.
Balls up, won't ya?
April 20-May 20
You're not in total control of your emotional life, and the lesson is to go with the flow for now. Don't try to push the Universe around! Learn from the conditions of your life where you need to focus your energies. (SFBG)
The worst painting in history is hanging in San Francisco's De Young Museum. It is "Noel and Bob" by Joan Brown. It's so awkwardly garish and trivially monstrous that I can only conclude Brown possessed what might be termed "negative genius." It's not just that she had no talent. She actually had the opposite of brilliant talent. And yet I must confess I had a good time gazing at this anti-artistic botch. I thoroughly enjoyed laughing at it, and was quite pleased at the jokes my companions and I made about it. I suggest that in the coming week you try something similar: enjoying the entertainment value and educational merit of clumsy, ungainly, out-of-whack stuff. Doing so will sharpen your wits for the not-too-distant future, when you will come into proximity to a lot of understated beauty and elegance and grace. (Free Will Astrology)
Yes, you are working eight days a week, but even though you're tired, the positive benefits are likely to outweigh any negative consequences. Don't worry…the breakneck pace won't last forever. (Aquarium Age)
Forgot, forgotten, forget.
Past tense and no regrets.
No doubt you're Villa
and I'm Pershing's dizzy troops.
No doubt I'm eucalyptus and you
a California conflagration. No doubt
you're eucharist, Euclidean geometry,
World War II's Gibraltar strait,
the Chinese traders of Guangzhou,
Zapatistas breakfasting at Sanborn's,
Sassoferato's cobalt blue,
Museo Poldi Pezzoli's insurance rate,
Gaudi's hammer against porcelain plates.
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Traveling with Kids Aboard Safari, Wilderness & Legacy Small Ships
Sister ships (under parent company Un-Cruise Adventures) Wilderness Explorer, Wilderness Adventurer, Wilderness Discoverer, Safari Endeavour, Safari Quest, Safari Voyager, Safari Explorer and the S.S. Legacy have some general policies on family travel. From life jacket requirements to onboard amenities, we've condensed the essentials here.
General Un-Cruise Information on Traveling with Children
Age restrictions vary by ship and trip, so be sure to consult Each trip's Families & Children note (under the Rates & Dates tab) for full information. Regardless, parents and guardians are responsible for their children at all times. Childcare services are not available (except for on select Kids in Nature family departures), and there are no kids' playrooms on board. Please note that due to the nature of the outdoor excursions on each boat, kids-only or family-only excursions are generally not feasible.
Activities with Children
- Each ship's expert naturalist guides assist in assessing each child's abilities for excursions such as kayaking, hiking and snorkeling. They may ask for weight, height and experience your child has had in kayaking or hiking.
- Children may participate in any activity suited to their ability level, but parents/guardians are expected to accompany their children during activities and qualified children are partnered with their parent/guardian.
- Children wishing to participate in hiking or kayaking need to be outfitted in proper outdoor clothing, including rain gear and waterproof boots. These items are not available onboard.
Families with kids under 6 years old or under 70 pounds are required to bring a custom-fitted life jacket for each child.
Child Safety on Board
- Families with kids under 6 years old or under 70 pounds are required to bring a custom-fitted life jacket for each child.
- All families traveling with children must attend the safety briefing.
- Parents/guardians should always be aware of a child's location and activities, both on board and ashore.
- Children should not be left unattended, and should be advised of crew-only areas on the boat.
- No running is allowed on board as decks may be slippery.
- When off the vessel, kids should stay with the guide and not be disruptive to other guests or the guide.
Common Areas
You will be notified on board of any applicable quiet times or common areas deemed off-limits to kids. Common areas such as a lounge or library are open to guests 24 hours a day, but please be sensitive to other guests occupying these areas.
Most standard cabins in the Un-Cruise fleet have two twin-size beds. Triple cabins have either a fold-out sofa or small daybed. Cabins have limited storage space and are not equipped with cribs or bed rails. Private refrigerators are only available in a few upper-category staterooms aboard Safari Explorer, Safari Voyager, Safari Endeavour, S.S. Legacy and Wilderness Explorer.
Child Meals
If you are in need of specific food storage for a child, please check in with the Hotel Manager upon arrival. The dining room is not equipped with child-friendly dishes, glasses or equipment such as a high chair or booster seat. There is not a specific kid's menu.
However, the ship's galley will work with guests who have children to create some fun menu alternatives for kids.
Special 'Kids in Nature' Family Sailings
Exclusive Kids in Nature departures are offered by Un-Cruise Adventures on most of their fleet, excluding some of the Safari boats. Aboard a "Kids in Nature" departure, a special child rate applies and a schedule of activities for kids is provided on the vessel. It is only during these activities that the ship staff oversees children. Parents are welcome to attend.
Contact the small ship experts at AdventureSmith for any further questions regarding family travel on our trips. We love welcoming families aboard!
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Nashville, TN (SportsNetwork.com) - Damian Jones and James Siakam each poured in 15 points as the Vanderbilt Commodores held off the Marshall Thundering Herd, 69-67, in non-conference action at Memorial Gymnasium.
Jones shot 6-of-8 from the field and grabbed six rebounds for Vanderbilt (5-3), while Siakam was 9-of-11 from the free-throw line. Rod Odom chipped in 11 points for the hosts.
For Marshall (4-4), Kareem Canty led all scorers with 18 points, while Elijah Pittman (17 points) and Shawn Smith (15) weren't far behind.
Vanderbilt opened up a 35-26 lead at the half after outshooting Marshall from the field, 44.4 percent to 33.3 percent. It also outscored the Herd from the foul line in the opening 20 minutes, 8-4.
The Commodores extended their advantage to as many as 13 in the second half, but Marshall would not go away quietly. The Herd brought their deficit to one on three occasions, including with 2:06 left following a Canty 3-pointer, but Vanderbilt responded with a 3-pointer of its own at the 1:01 mark from Dai-Jon Parker to go back up by four. Marshall trailed by two in the waning seconds with possession, but Canty turned the ball over.
Vanderbilt was able to overcome a game-high 18 turnovers by outrebounding Marshall, 39-34.
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Ankeny, IA—Industry supplier Embria (maker of immune health ingredient EpiCor) has released new data showing that cold and flu symptoms get in the way of intimacy in the bedroom.
Landing, NJ—New data published in PLoS One suggest that a branded curcumin (BCM-95 from Dolcas Biotech, based here) may have some positive effects on cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy. Researchers hypothesize the nutrient sensitizes cells to chemotherapeutics so the treatment is more effective and may also have some direct effects on cancer cells.
Silver Spring, MD- The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has released their its proposed Nutrition Facts label to replace the current one that has been deemed outdated.
A recent trend popping up in health food is that of boxed snacks sent to customers' doors on a monthly basis. Online-based snack companies are packaging dried fruits, seeds, nuts and other nutritious goodies and shipping them out to their customers each month. Some pre-made packages come in themes like "Healthy Holiday Habits" and "Around-the-World Snacks," while other online companies let you hand-pick which snacks you want delivered.
An annual growth rate of 41% is highly impressive for any business or industry. Would you believe that fair trade and eco-friendly products are currently seeing just such an explosion? The good news comes in a report called The State of Sustainability Initiatives Review 2014, compiled by a coalition of fair trade and sustainable development groups. It presents an optimistic outlook for sustainability standards and certifications and the companies that choose to pursue them. Some areas that need improving were also identified.
When the alarm clock rings on March 6, there's a good chance you'll be saying, "Good morning, Anaheim!" From March 6 to 9, more than 60,000 natural products industry members will once again convene at the Anaheim Convention Center for Natural Products Expo West. This iconic industry event offers the chance for attendees to learn about new products, get educated on important issues, learn some new merchandising tips and mingle with friends old and new.
News and notes from industry suppliers.
Omaha, NE—A two-year study out of the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) shows a prominent decrease in the symptoms of chronic hives as a result of vitamin D3 supplementation.
Big Sandy, MT—A third and final paper on a branded khorasan wheat (Kamut) shows that those with non-celiac wheat sensitivities may tolerate the ancient wheat better than modern wheat.
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The powerful kicks and punches associated with the action-packed sport of taekwondo make it one of the most exciting spectacles around.
The martial art sees competitors use a combination of attacks with both the hands and the feet to overcome an opponent.
Trademark kicking combinations that often feature have helped to generate the mass appeal that the sport now enjoys - with over 70 million people in more than 190 countries across the world taking part in taekwondo.
It was first developed in South Korea in the 1950s, although its origins date back 2,000 years.
As the national past-time, it was fitting that South Korea was the setting for the sport's first appearance on the Olympic Games stage as a demonstration event at Seoul 1988.
Taekwondo made its debut as a full medal event at the Sydney 2000 Games and in its current format, there are eight different weight categories competed at the Olympics, with four weight divisions for both men and women.
Athletes compete in a single elimination tournament with the two victorious semi-finalists battling it out for the gold medal.
All competitors who lose to the finalists at some stage during the competition are then entered into a pool system for the chance to play off against the losing semi-finalists for one of two bronze medals in the repechage phase.
Taekwondo bouts take place on a court that measures eight metres square over three rounds of two minutes each, with points being awarded for kicks and punches to an opponent's scoring zones.
One point is awarded for a valid kick or punch to the torso, two points for a valid spinning kick, and four points for a turning kick to the head.
An electronic scoring system is used with sensors on the body protectors and 'socks', while head shots are awarded by mat-side officials.
I am not surprised to hear what they are trying to do to Arron Cook. This is just old school politics. Back in the 80's they tried every way to stop people going by saying they were in the wrong association you've not attended enough squad training sessions etc. Back then there was no funding so if you had money you went. In this case it will be because Arron chose to leave the FOLD as it were an train the same way he had always done at home. I think it is an absolute JOKE that England don't put two, three four per weight division like every other country and try their luck.
We have great fighters all over the country and not enough get a chance at the big events having to make do with internationals instead.
I did TAEKWONDO for 20+ years lived it, taught it,refereed it, Don't ruin someones dreams because you fell out at training TEAM GB group effort but it comes down to you and the opponent that's when it becomes ME. thanks for letting me moan.
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"Jared fine I won't go to heaven just for you and our angels" Julie said. I looked at her. I wanted her to find out the truth but I didn't want to lose my wife, the mother of our angels not at that cost. I looked at her with sad eyes. "I'm sorry Julie but I couldn't live without you" I told her truthfully. She smiled at me. "Forget about the whole thing Jared" I leaned in and kissed her. We pulled away when our angels started to cry. I smiled and so did she.
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Our angels were both now 1 and Julie and I were both so proud of our angels. I was in bed it was early, I looked over to Julie she was awake as I was. I touched her cheek. She smiled, she was my sun my reason to live I was nothing without her. Just then our angels came in running. "Mommy" Elizabeth said. I was shocked as was Julie. Then Chleo said. "Daddy" I saw Julie cry of happiness. I smiled. Those were there first words. I saw Julie get up and kneel and gave them both a hug. I smiled and went over to her. I won't ever forget this moment. "I love you all" Julie laughed she knew it was true. "I love you to and our angels as well" I kissed her. She kissed me back. I was happy and I was never going to let anything harm my girls. "Im glad I meet you that day when you took over my heart." I said to my Julie. "me to, and I will never regret marrying you." We both smiled at each other we had a perfect life. What more could we ever ask?
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Among Democrats, the finger-pointing has already begun over what is shaping up to be a catastrophic loss in Massachusetts. (Over at 538, smart pollster Nate Silver is giving Martha Coakley only a 25 percent chance of winning in the bluest of blue states.) They're blaming Coakley for being a bad candidates (she is); they're blaming her pollsters and strategists; they're blaming President Obama.
For my money, Obama ought to get about half the blame for the trouble all Democrats — not just Coakley — are in. He has not developed the ability to tell a persuasive narrative to the voters. In that regard, he ain't Ronald Reagan.
A couple of liberal pundits — E.J. Dionne and Eugene Robinson — have pointed out that Ronald Reagan's fortunes had fallen as far as Obama's after his first year in office. That's because Reagan had also inherited a terrible economy. But Dionne and Robinson also point out that Reagan was the Great Communicator who never stopped bashing the Democrats and Jimmy Carter for the nation's woes. And his critique stuck: A generation later, many Americans believe government is the problem and not the answer.
Obama had the perfect opportunity to change the narrative — to remind Americans that tough government regulations are necessary to prevent unfettered capitalism from pillaging the economy. But he hasn't done it. He's the most gifted spokesman the Dems currently have in office, but he has not constructed a narrative that helps voters to understand what has happened.
(Republicans, of course, say it's all about Obama's policies. It isn't. It's all about the story they've told about the policies. Independents don't hear about health care for all; they hear about a big, stinkin' "government takeover." How can it be a government takeover when insurance will still be largely provided by private insurers?)
It's not clear why Obama has gotten it so wrong. He may have misjudged Republicans, trusting them to be a loyal opposition when, instead, they've been obstructionists who only care about trashing his presidency. He may have made the classic Democratic mistake — thinking that voters will remember the facts. They don't. They have to be told over and over and over.
But it's more likely that the cool and cerebral Obama simply didn't want to engage in the continual trashing of the opposition that it takes to be successful in American politics these days. If he can't find a way to do that, he'll be a one term president.
January 19th, 2010
8:04 am
Perhaps the faith in obama telling the truth about most anything and his style of politics is the problem.
Obama is not forthcoming and trustworthy.
January 19th, 2010
8:14 am
Remember facts like the one that 70% of Americans do not want this healthcare bill ?
January 19th, 2010
8:16 am
This is a progressives way of saying: "People are stupid. As long as you tell them what you want them to hear it really doesn't matter what you do." Or to put it another way – People really want a progressive agenda – they just don't know it.
Both points are wrong. People DON"T want a progressive agenda. That is exactly why progressives don't understand the tea parties, and don't understand the ground swell of frustration and anger in the massive middle of the voting public.
People want government to simply STOP SPENDING!! It is very, very simple. The vast majority of moderate voters hated Bush for all kinds of reasons, but mostly for betraying the simple mantra of spend less. He spent MORE and his congress spent faster than Bush. So they voted Bush out.
The vote that elected Obama wasn't a vote FOR Obama. It was AGAINST Bush. So the miss read by progressives about a mandate was wrong. Unfortunately the myth of a mandate still the gospel among progressives and so they don't understand the anger and frustration.
This special election is putting a spotlight on how large, broad and deep that frustration is and STILL I read articles like the one above blaming Massachusetts on everything but the inability to understand that people just don't want government to spend.
January 19th, 2010
8:19 am
I cannot help but wonder: Is Cynthia seriously placing much of the blame for where we are on President's Obama inability to communicate with the voters? Not even a casual reference to openness or transparency? Not even a casual mention of earmarks or lobbiest?
The Reagan Administration did something to turn his economy around. The Obama Administration should look into what Reagan did and push for that as the economic cure.
January 19th, 2010
8:28 am
Cynthia ,
you forgot to mention obama promised to put health care on c-span.. so far none…
liar liar pants on fair…
January 19th, 2010
8:33 am
Unfettered capitalism. To Tucker, those are two dirty words. The real problem we have is unfettered liberalism. Voters are finally waking up to the fact that they don't want to pay for bad decisions made by others who are on the dole.
January 19th, 2010
8:44 am
This is great, Obama is the president, the dems control the house and the senate, yet it the still somehow, someway the Republicans fault that America is not drinking the Kool aid. Love the spin Cindy. You ever thought about writing for SNL or the tonight show?
January 19th, 2010
8:51 am
I disagree with our hostess. The problem with leftism is not "poor salesmanship." Leftism always fails. If our Empty Suit had embraced conservative economics, he would have succeeded despite lousy salesmanship. Since Coolidge, only Reagan consistently embraced conservatism (no critique of a "military-industrial complex" there.) Only Reagan enjoyed unfettered growth.
We will credit President Clinton with seizing Republican talking points in 1994 and swerving right; his uneasy partnership with Speaker Gingrich and his willingness to embrace free-trade (NAFTA) made his administration an economic success after a rough start. Similarly President Bush 43 inherited a pile of last-minute regulations from his predecessor that left the country in a shambles, but tax cuts coupled with an absence of a regulatory regimen allowed the economy to roar until democrats took Congress.
It's the ideology, stupid.
January 19th, 2010
9:09 am
Again you show an impressive ability to miss or manipulate the point. Reagan was able to communicate so well because he had a sincere patriotic motive, message, and plan for rebuilding America's spirit. His were communications of the heart not teleprompter. There were no self-serving destructive motives. By your way of thinking Washington and Jefferson were "obstructionists". And having been through the Carter debacle I saw first hand that Reagan actually focussed on the job of rebuilding America and our spirit and rarely if ever looked back or cast blame. You are so correct he ain't no Reagan!!!
January 19th, 2010
9:10 am
Cynthia "Hypocrite" Tucker is at it again. This one stuck out: " they've been obstructionists who only care about trashing his presidency".
Kinda like what you, Jay, and other Dems did to Bush, right? Right? RIGHT???
January 19th, 2010
9:12 am
Boo, hoo, hoo ! Just wait until November.
January 19th, 2010
9:17 am
What a laugh. He hasn't developed a "narrative". The American people have eyes and ears. They know what is going on. They know the Democrats would have a central government that usurps all states rights, and the rights of individuals, and they want no part of it. I hope, like it did in the 1700's that the revolution begins again in Massachusetts. Go Brown.
January 19th, 2010
9:21 am
Um, Miss Tucker.
We know that government is the problem, and that capitalism is good because we're educated and posess common sense.
We don't hang on to every word some hack politician says. You act like Obama should be the spokesman for Marxism.
What you fail to realize is that he IS the spokesman for Marxism, and that's why a Republican is going to win in Mass. (of all places) today.
January 19th, 2010
9:36 am
" And his critique stuck: A generation later, many Americans believe government is the problem and not the answer."
That was not a critique. It is comman sense. For those who look to government for answers, deserve everything you get.
The majority of Americans are just sick of subsidizing your foolish choices.
January 19th, 2010
9:44 am
Ms. Tucker,
While it's embarrassing to admit that so many of my fellow Americans were too stupid to recognize it sooner, what we're seeing now is the "V8″ moments from the grassroots…..
"OK…we get it now. This guy is a far-left socialist and a liar. Our bad."
January 19th, 2010
9:47 am
All I know is that if you look at the last 100 years, more people have died from an overabundance of government than any other single item (with the exception of old age). So yes, government can be the problem, and often is. As it's always a problem when people think they know better than you and try to force you to act in certain ways, and to spend the wealth earned by your labor how they want you to instead of how you want to. And when you don't agree, they come up with ways to kill you or put you in jail. That's the government, no matter where, no matter when, and no matter what system, it comes down to people who think they know better than you forcing you to their will.
January 19th, 2010
9:49 am
So he couldn't convince the find citizens of Mass. of his lies? Because if you have to sell it, that means it cannot stand on it's own merits. I look forward to this defeat in the bluest of blue states. MA has more yellow dog democrats than any other state in the country which makes this a giant LOL!
January 19th, 2010
9:58 am
Blame Republicans…… that's about all you've got, Cynthia. Bozo has dug his own grave with little help from Republicans. The American people are not stupid, at least most of them. They recognize when things are not going right. You seem to imply that all of the opposition to Bozo's policies are all from the right. That's far from the truth. The moderates and independents put this clown in office and they are having serious doubts about their decisions. We might not win MA but either way, win or lose, we have won. Bozo is a flash in the pan. I don't think that most of thinking America was against having a black man in the White House. It's just that they picked the wrong one.
January 19th, 2010
10:02 am
How is government the problem when the near depression we just experienced was due to Capitalism run amock and LACK of govt oversight in the housing market and other areas?
I'm beyond astounded at the idiocy that I read in these forum posts. Are you people for real??
January 19th, 2010
10:20 am
Capitalism is not the enemy here, far from it. All financial systems need regulation, regardless of your political persuasion. The answer is not more government running the show….. It's better regulation in place to let the system work. It seems to have worked, with some exceptions, pretty well over the last 150 or so years. It would be a shame to put government in charge. Government has a pretty dismal track record when it comes to running things.
January 19th, 2010
10:31 am
Obama's problem is he lies way too much. Plus it does not take much to realize that our fed gov't is basically working for the unions..and we all know how great unions are, i mean look at all the great jobs that left and went overseas because of them.
January 19th, 2010
10:32 am
The Kennedy curse continues.., isn't it ironic.
January 19th, 2010
10:40 am
Simply because a party disagrees with the opposition's policy does not make them "obstructionists." Saying that Republicans only want to trash Obama's presidency is absurd.
January 19th, 2010
10:43 am
"instead, they've been obstructionists who only care about trashing his presidency."
Your pot meets kettle weekly statement. You got some gall.
Reagan spoke the truth, Obama can't speak the truth, and neither can Cindy.
January 19th, 2010
10:48 am
If not for the Republicans abuse of the filibuster, the health care reform bill could pass with a simple majority (51 votes in the Senate). In the Senate bill, there is no public option, so there's no government "takeover" of health care. The Senate's version of the bill passed last month projected a $132 billion reduction of the budget deficit (according to the Congressional Budget Office). But it boils down to this: Would taxpayers rather spend $1.5 trillion on a pointless war (Iraq) that's cost thousands of American soldiers their lives (in 7 years), or would we rather spend $900 billion or $1 trillion for something that will preserve the health and prolong the lives of tens of millions of Americans? This is a question of priorities and Republicans have the wrong ones.
January 19th, 2010
11:11 am
January 19th, 2010
10:48 am
"But it boils down to this"
No…it doesnt. Go watch some reruns of Matchgame 74 and get back to us another time.
January 19th, 2010
11:12 am
If a Republican wins a Senate seat in Mass., no one will be more surprised than me. I'm not counting the chickens yet.
However, if the Rep. DOES win, it will sting like $&*^% for the National Socialist party, especially if they lose one in their own back yard.
January 19th, 2010
11:15 am
Turd Ferguson @ 11:11, do you have any facts you'd like to present? Or are you going to insult people all day long, as usual?
January 19th, 2010
11:16 am
Obama was voted in as President. I am a loyal Republican, But I want the President to be sucessful. Harry Reid and Waxman were not voted in as president, but they control the party. Obama needs to be his own man. Obama can not trust his own party. Obama is now comming across as an empty suit.
January 19th, 2010
11:25 am
How un-liberal of you, Cynthia. I thought liberals believed in radical egalitarianism. Right now, this bill in its present form treats certain states with preference. It also treats certain "cadillac" insurance policies with preference. How can any liberal support this unequal treatment?
January 19th, 2010
11:26 am
Staggeringly biased take on the problems Obama is having. So, just to recap, Obamas problems aren't because he has broken many meaningful campaign promises, is ramming bills that the majority of the people don't want through Congress, has spent money like a drunken sailor and then lectures us about over-spending, spends a great deal of time traveling, golfing and vacationing, is employing Chicago style politics and is making one greasy backroom deal after another and then denigrates the citizens who disagree with him. According to Cynthia, his problem is that he doesn't blame Bush often enough or well enough. Well, I agree with one thing she said – he doesn't communicate well period, if he was all that great he wouldn't need a teleprompter 24/7. He is flat, dull and dishonest, but I'll give him an A for effort in trying to blame Bush for everything from the sun in the morning to the moon at night. The fact that he does it all of the time makes her argument laughable. Reagan was successful because he got us out of the hole Carter had dug by doing things that actually turned the economy around not just because he was a good speaker. Presidents are ultimately judged by their doing not saying. Obama is doing the opposite and is getting the opposite results, comes as a shock to no one who knows anything about economics. Earth to Cynthia – this was one of the lamest columns you have written and that is really saying something.
January 19th, 2010
11:26 am
Cynthia, You said:
"A generation later, many Americans believe government is the problem and not the answer."
I love that you and your fellow democrats can't figure this out. THE GOVERNMENT IS THE PROBLEM!!!!
The truth of the matter is that the American People got a little bit scared when the government called for the bank bailout in October. Temporary Insanity is to blame for the election of Obama and his fellow democrats to the extent that they were. When the government showed its true colors, the American People WOKE UP. THESE actions by the dems are the reason for the problems the dems are facing right now.THAT is why Coaxley will probably lose and Brown will probably win. THAT is why the midterm elections will sweep out MOST incumbents, but especially the democrat ones who will get more blame because they are in charge.
Then you said:
"But it's more likely that the cool and cerebral Obama simply didn't want to engage in the continual trashing of the opposition that it takes to be successful in American politics these days."
Yeah, that's it. I hope ya'll really believe that because the midterm elections will be HISTORIC.
January 19th, 2010
11:31 am
Cynthia poses the question: "How can it be a government takeover when insurance will still be largely provided by private insurers?"
If the proposed "Heath Care Reform" passes, there will no longer be health insurance. This bill institutes community rating and guaranteed issue; therefore it's not really insurance. That's like not allowing car insurance to rate drivers on age, driving record, gender, etc.
The government would totally control the "insurers", limit profits, etc. They would be more like public utilities instead of private companies
January 19th, 2010
11:32 am
It wasn't "lack of government oversight in the housing market and other areas". IT WAS GOVERNMENT INTERFERENCE IN THOSE AREAS THAT CAUSED THE PROBLEM. Too many congressmen were pressing lenders to make loans that they should not have made.
Kayaker, Regulation is not the answer either. That's what STOCK HOLDERS are for. Regulation IS GOVERNMENT CONTROL.
January 19th, 2010
11:46 am
Cindy, you can color it any way you would like but the fact is Obama is pursuing a big government agenda that most americans do not want. The country is a mess, and the fault lies with both Republicans and Democrats. Doesn't seem to matter who is in office, government just keeps getting bigger and bigger.
January 19th, 2010
12:10 pm
obama has done something in one year that it took bush almost a decade to do: become a liability to their party.
the democrats and this writer just don't seem to get it….we don't want the government running our healthcare, our banks, our car manufacturers and so on. We don't want the back room deal shenanigans that Hussein learned in Chicago. He and Nancy Pelosi aren't just wrong, they're dangerous and they are being rejected. The will continue to ridicule those who reject them because they think they know what is better for us.
we want to be left alone.
January 19th, 2010
12:13 pm
Even when CT tries to find fault with Obama, she can't…e.g., the cool and cerebral Obama; and is only able to continue to lay blame elsewhere — they've been obstructionists who only care about trashing his presidency.
Sad, very Sad CT….
January 19th, 2010
12:24 pm
More importantly, Obama hasn't show that this bill WILL cost us less. Clearly, my middle class family will pay more under the Senate or House bills… lots more. It is clear that I will get NOTHING additional in return for paying more, and the very real possibility that my healthcare choices will forever be limited by a politician's whim.
Nebraska and the Unions have shown that health care policies will forever be on the bargaining table, with some constituencies being "more equal" than others. So, I buy my own health care, and then subsidize the state of Nebraska, Louisiana, Connecticut, Massachusetts, labor Unions, and every family of 4 that makes under 3x or 4x the poverty level (about $50,000 yearly).
Finally, to truly reduce costs, we have to STOP spending money on people in their last 3 months of life. That was easy to say, but impossible to achieve. Panels of "experts" will convene to come out with guidelines (much like the recent panel came out and said that women under 50 should not get mammograms… essentially sentencing all women under 50 who develop breast cancer to death) that are arbitrary and cause some to go to an early grave.
Obama doesn't clearly communicate how this health care overhaul will save money because it DOESN'T. It dumps 30 million people into the system (rationed care, anyone?), denies no one, and is supposed to somehow save money?
January 19th, 2010
12:25 pm
And the AJC wonders why its subscriber numbers are dwindling so low. What a load of liberal garbage. It is all about Obama's policies, moderates and independents are realizing they don't really want to live in a socialist country like the looney left is trying to force on us.
January 19th, 2010
12:28 pm
Heard this earlier:
"Too bad Kennedy isn't alive to see this. The revenge of Mary Jo".
January 19th, 2010
12:33 pm
So happy to see Odummy falling in the polls AGAIN!
January 19th, 2010
12:54 pm
Cynthia, you are wrong on many points today. Just a couple to mention…First of all, Obama has hardly ever given up the opportunity to pass blame onto the previous administration, even though you said "Obama simply didn't want to engage in the continual trashing of the opposition." Have you not heard him speak the past 12 months?
Secondly, Americans are tired of the blame game. It is not what we want to hear. We want our elected politicians to stop pointing the finger and do something to actually fix the problem.. By doing something, I mean something that is positive, not just for the sake of saying something was done.
Obama knew the problems this country faced when he applied for the job, so now that he has the job, he shouldn't spend so much time looking in the rear-view mirror but look for solutions now. He sought the nomination, asked for the position, campaigned for it, and told us all how he could fix the problems. Blaming his inept results on Bush is a lame argument a weak leader makes when they are in over their head. This is what the people of Massachusetts and this country have realized.
January 19th, 2010
12:57 pm
My fervent wish is that Cynthia would read and learn from some of the above comments, and actually try to inform herself as to the truth of the situation in this country. That might take away from her wing-ding type opinion articles–make them less fun to jump all over, but I would like to think she was educable.
January 19th, 2010
12:58 pm
The problem is not that Obama hasn't communicated. The problem is that is all he has. He is an empty suit with no ideas.
January 19th, 2010
12:59 pm
Cynthia, you have got to be kidding me! Your title, "Obama Deserves Blame Too, Over Senate Race" was a waste of type – because you then spent your entire diatribe blaming everyone else (real shocker there)!
"He has not developed the ability to tell a persuasive narrative to the voters." Are you kidding me???? We've had enough of his "narrative" for a lifetime. He's not pursuasive because he's nothing but spin and blather. No substance. No truth. No "transparency".
How you get paid to write this stuff amazes me. You are the most closed-minded bigot I have ever encountered.
January 19th, 2010
1:07 pm
"…A generation later, Americans believe government is the problem and not the answer."
Fixed for truth.
January 19th, 2010
1:10 pm
Lol. looks like my edit didn't take. Let's try this again.
"…A generation later, MOST Americans STILL believe government is the problem and not the answer."
January 19th, 2010
1:14 pm
"that tough government regulations are necessary to prevent unfettered capitalism" – Cynthia, it isn't capitalism that is raping us, it is the Washington DC monopoly. Fair and free markets give us choices, Democrats, Obama, Reid and Pelosi create barriers and take away our choices. Competition keeps the free market honest, and Democrats can't stand competition, they want monopoly power for their bureaucracies. The voters were stupid to fall for Obama, but now they are waking up.
January 19th, 2010
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"..He may have made the classic Democratic mistake — thinking that voters will remember the facts. They don't. They have to be told over and over and over."
This is THE best example of a liberal's mindset. "You're stupid. I know what's best for you. Just vote for me."
January 19th, 2010
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BOSTON – Ben Cherington has cleared the first two items on his offseason agenda. After hiring manager John Farrell last week and formally re-signing David Ortiz to a multi-year deal Monday, the Red Sox general manager departed Tuesday morning to Palm Springs, Calif., to attend Major League Baseball's general manager meetings. While the winter meetings typically provide baseball's biggest blockbuster trades, the Red Sox could still construct the building blocks of potential swaps during these meetings. Either way, Cherington says dialogue will be open. "I think it'll be more information gathering, meeting with teams," Cherington said. "I'm sure there will be some agents there. We've already had a lot of conversations on the phone, but face to face, we'll talk a little more about concepts — both free agent concepts and trade concepts. The offseason is a bit of a mosaic, we're looking for one piece and how it affects the other. But at some point, the other balls have to fall." The Red
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With roots planted deep into the soils of classic pop and rock, The Elms stand tall among today's frequently shallow music scene. With the perfect balance of youth and experience (though only in their early twenties they already have over five years of mileage as a band,) Owen Thomas (vocals, guitars, keys, songwriter) brother Chris (drums,) childhood chum Thom Daugherty (guitar) and newcomer Keith Miller (bass) have all the pieces in place to become the next breakout rock and roll success story.
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The album's opening track and first single "Hey, Hey" casts all pretenses to the wind as it wallows in power pop bliss. The melody is catchy, the lyrics clever but simple, and the hook so solid it is certain to be a smash hit. "We're all suckers for a good three-minute touch-and-go pop tune," Daugherty confesses, "and Hey, Hey is certainly one of those."
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Over the course of the album's ten tracks the band ranges from relentlessly catchy power pop like the previously mentioned "Hey, Hey," (Which may flash 70's rock fans back to gems like "Saturday Night" by Bay City Rollers and Badfinger) to the amped up arena rock of "Who Got The Meaning" and "A Minute To Ourselves." Warm guitars, buzzing amps, crystalline melodies and irresistibly catchy hooks run wild throughout this impressive debut album. "Our mindset isn't necessarily to create some new style of music," Owen adds, "only to be great at what we do. And what we do is play rock n' roll songs."
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Matthew R. Marriott, 56 of Blackfoot, died December 30, 2011 at the Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center.
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Ken Kenji Ugaki, 87, died Friday, January 6, 2012, in Blackfoot following an illness.
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Glenn Maylen Stoddard, 92 of Blackfoot, died Sunday, January 8, 2012 at the Bingham Skilled Nursing Center in Blackfoot.
No services are planned at this time. Services are under the direction of Hawker Funeral Home in Blackfoot.
Lyda Elizabeth Roberts Kniffin, 92, of Fort Hall, Idaho passed away Friday, January 6, 2012 at her home.
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When Alice Cannon, a founder of the company with her husband John, tried to tell that customer that Trestlewood didn't carry or sell railroad ties, he asked to speak to a man.
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Mens Basketball: Idaho State @ Wyoming 7 P.M.
Boys Basketball: Blackfoot vs Shelley 7:30 P.M.
Wrestling: Blackfoot vs Hillcrest 7 P.M; Firth vs Challis 6 P.M.
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