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I have an extension method which takes in two list and compares them for modifications then outputs a new list. Here is the code
public static List<Member> GetModifiedRecords(this List<Member> LocalMemberData, List<Member> RemoteMemberData)
var result = (from localdata in LocalMemberData
from remotedata in RemoteMemberData
localdata.Card != remotedata.Card ||
localdata.DateJoined != remotedata.DateJoined ||
localdata.DatePaidUpTo != remotedata.DatePaidUpTo ||
localdata.Forename != remotedata.Forename ||
localdata.Postcode != remotedata.Postcode ||
localdata.State != remotedata.State ||
localdata.Street != remotedata.Street ||
localdata.Surname != remotedata.Surname ||
localdata.Title != remotedata.Title ||
localdata.Town != remotedata.Town
&& (localdata.MemberNumber == remotedata.MemberNumber
select localdata).Distinct();
List<Member> modifiedMembers = new List<Member>(result);
return modifiedMembers;
What's strange is when running it fails on the line
List<Member> modifiedMembers = new List<Member>(result);
With the error
"The CLR has been unable to transition from COM context 0x3b4668 to COM context 0x3b44f8 for 60 seconds. The thread that owns the destination context/apartment is most likely either doing a non pumping wait or processing a very long running operation without pumping Windows messages. This situation generally has a negative performance impact and may even lead to the application becoming non responsive or memory usage accumulating continually over time. To avoid this problem, all single threaded apartment (STA) threads should use pumping wait primitives (such as CoWaitForMultipleHandles) and routinely pump messages during long running operations."
FYI both Lists that are being compared have over 100,000 records. Am I thinking about this wrong?


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Well, hi. I know that there are a lot of personality guides and stuff, but can someone give me a detailed guide with multiple foods, clothes, etc., for each personality along with what each type of egg (Fire, Swamp, etc.) turns into based on the personality (Dark, etc.).
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I can't but I posted what I knew of Normal Eggs and for me nothing mattered but the clothes, which I posted. It will be difficult for anyone to be specific about the ghost egg, since they do not dream. I'm sorry I coukd not be more helpful. T_T
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Normal egg :
cute clothes = red bow, acorn hat, bunny hat, tacky sweater, panda hat, blush sticker, heart earrings and anything that says your egg will look cute.
Cute food = candy floss, wedding cake, joyful cupcake, Sunday of pure ectasy and other sweet things
Cute bath things = powder puff and kawaii loofah
Cute books = unicorns first birthday, princess pony beauty tips and kitten the mitten and father tiger
Pony beauty tips is a mix of beauty and cute 50/50
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The nation cannot afford to have the scandals swirling around the Obama administration stagnate an already sluggish Congress. There is no doubt the controversies will make it more difficult for President Obama to find Republican partners to pass bipartisan legislation.
We urge Republican lawmakers to resist the temptation to turn their attention to the 2014 congressional elections and make the political calculation not to hand the wounded president any policy victories in the meantime. Such a strategy might make political sense, but it would not be good for the country.
The economy appears poised to finally take off; what is lacking is confidence in the ability of Washington to function. The Congressional Budget Office projects the deficit is shrinking quicker than anticipated, now expected to settle at $642 billion for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, a vast improvement over the prior year's $1.087 trillion shortfall. The CBO report provides the opportunity for Congress to meet short-term needs that will boost the economy, such as investment in infrastructure, while reaching a compromise with the White House on the tax, Medicare and Social Security reforms necessary to address still ominous long-term deficit projections. This is too important to let political maneuvering get in the way.
It would also be unfortunate, as well, if a compromise on immigration reform, which appears close, becomes a victim of heightened partisanship tied to the scandals.
And they are scandals.
For his part President Obama needs to get a grip. The president has tried to distance himself from the IRS malfeasance by dismissing it as "an independent agency." That's not leadership. IRS falls under the Treasury Department. The president appoints both the treasury secretary and commissioner of the IRS. President Obama said he was as surprised as anyone to learn of the scandal in which conservative groups seeking special tax status were subjected to greater IRS scrutiny and foot-dragging. It was, said the president, outrageous and unacceptable.
If it did indeed come as a surprise to the president, that's a problem. Republican lawmakers had complained that tea party and like-minded groups were being given a hard time. Democratic lawmakers, meanwhile, were pressuring the IRS not to let any dubious applications from right-wing groups win approval. Why was there no curiosity from the White House as to how the taxing agency was dealing with this conundrum? When it did become apparent the IRS had improperly targeted conservative groups, no one at the IRS considered it necessary to inform the president?
Rather than run from accountability, President Obama needs to make a Trumanesque declaration that the "buck stops here." The investigation announced by Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. is in order. Investigatory committees in the House and Senate need to get to the truth. The inspector general who uncovered the misconduct could not determine who was involved in creating the criteria for targeting conservative groups. That question needs answering.
The other recent scandal may be more troubling because the administration acknowledges no wrongdoing. Ostensibly to find the source of a security leak to a news agency, the Justice Department culled through the phone records of reporters and editors at The Associated Press in April and May 2012, including its bureau in Hartford. The search targeted more than 20 phone lines in offices in which more than 100 journalists work.
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Just watched this episode tonight. Very well done. Could easily have been a two-parter.
Once they discover the enemy's intent--that the enemy's operatives will be infected with the plague and then unknowingly infect the U.S., the IMF team goes about neutralizing the specimens. The premise is that the people who organized the plot will not discover that the specimens have actually been neutralized, that they will think they are still infecting their operatives, and that they will still send them to infect the U.S. The enemy, however, will never know why the plot failed; i.e., why their operatives never infect anyone. Clever!
Before the IMF team neutralizes the specimens, however, Rollin Hand gets infected with the virus. Later, he struggles with the compound's leader, inadvertently infecting *him* with the plague! Rollin is given an antidote at the end of the episode; however, wouldn't the compound leader soon thereafter come down with the plague and end up infecting his operatives anyway--with the result being that the operatives will still infect the U.S.? It seems like the writers' attempts to add to the suspense ended up creating a plot hole.


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The Idaho State Police says its top accident reconstruction expert did not lie on the witness stand in a fatal road rage case that sent a Hayden man to prison for 25 years, even though the Idaho Supreme Court indicated the police official did give false testimony.
ISP officials today released results of their internal investigation into testimony provided by Cpl. Fred Rice, a 28-year agency veteran. Rice was put on paid administrative leave in June after the Supreme Court suggested he perjured himself in the second-degree murder case of Jonathan Wade Ellington, 50.
The justices overturned and ordered a new trial for Ellington, who was convicted for running over a woman during a New Year's Day 2006 encounter on a Kootenai County highway.
"The investigation is now complete and utilizing all the information available to me I have determined that Master Corporal Rice did not lie during any of the testimony in question," Colonel G. Jerry Russell said today in a prepared statement.
Russell said his conclusion is based on information Supreme Court justices reviewed "as well as additional facts they did not have to make their decision. I want to reiterate that the ISP internal investigation provided me with additional facts concerning this matter that the justices were not aware of at the time of their decision."
Ellington was serving a 25-year prison sentence when the court overturned his convictions in May because of what justices said was false testimony by Rice, as well prosecutorial misconduct.
Rice has been on paid administrative leave pending an internal investigation. Russell said Rice "will shortly be back to serving Idaho with ISP in a full duty capacity."
He also stated, "It is my responsibility as the ISP Colonel to ensure our standards are being met and hold those employees accountable when they fail to do so. It is also my responsibility to stand behind our employees when they did not error so both our employees and the citizens of Idaho can continue to have confidence in their Idaho State Police."
Russell refused to answer questions on his statement today.
Ellington faces a second trial, set to begin in November, on aggravated assault and second-degree murder charges for the death of Vonette Lee Larsen, 41. Larsen was run over by Ellington after a chase north of Coeur d'Alene that included her husband, Joel Larsen, firing a rifle at Ellington before the fatal incident.
The state Supreme Court ruled Rice offered false testimony about average perception and reaction times, as well as the use of crash debris to determine a point of impact, that contradicted his testimony in previous cases. Had jurors known of the contradiction, they "would have been presented with a very different picture of what was already a very close case," according to the ruling.
The ruling says it is "impossible to believe there was any truth to the testimony of Cpl. Rice."
Ellington's lawyer, Kootenai County deputy public defender Anne Taylor, has asked for his client's charges to be dismissed because of double jeopardy, saying a new trial "would be the result of outrageous government conduct and therefore would violate Mr. Ellington's due process rights under the Idaho and Federal Constitution."
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PPTA members have ratified their new Secondary Teachers' Collective Agreement (STCA).
The settlement is effective immediately and includes a 2% salary increase each year for two years and an average of 2.5% for a third.
The Ministry of Education has also agreed to pay members' Education Council practising certificate fees for three years, increase the number of secondary sabbaticals, increase some allowances and resolve a longstanding coverage issue.
None of the ministry's claims to reduce conditions were accepted.
The ministry had also committed to a serious investigation into improving working conditions for teachers, PPTA president Angela Roberts said.
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30 September 2015
PPTA members stand against charter schools was reinforced this afternoon in an update on the association's fight against the unwelcome experiment.
In his presentation of the charter schools paper PPTA executive member Austen Pageau described the decision made by the association in 2013 to stand in opposition to charter schools as 'implacable'.
It was not a decision that was made lightly and followed much robust debate.
"It was a position we took to protect our profession and the public good which is public education," he said.
Charter schools were an American import and American arguments were being used to justify their inclusion in the New Zealand system, Pageau said.
"We don't have American public schools. I have been to American public schools, I've taught in New Zealand schools. They are apples and oranges."
Charter schools claimed to be a solution to a "one size fits all public system" that didn't actually exist, Pageau said.
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30 September 2015
Heading a department, teaching in a classroom and caring for stressed students and teachers is just a small part of a day's work for middle leaders in schools.
Middle managers play a vital role in curriculum delivery at secondary schools but the pressure is building with increasing workload demands (particularly around NCEA) compromising this.
Following a resolution at last year's PPTA annual conference the association has formed a taskforce to tackle these issues – focusing on contribution to achievement, remuneration, responsibilities and job size.
The taskforce reported back to conference this year, in the lead up to a full paper that will be produced at the 2016 annual conference as part of a major examination of teacher workload.
Virulent teacher education market tough on schools
- Last Updated on Thursday, 01 October 2015 03:48
29 September 2015
New models of initial teacher education (ITE) are putting increasing demands on schools.
In a bid to address this PPTA's executive, in consultation with the association's Otago region, has put together a paper for PPTA's annual conference to discuss this afternoon.
The Initial teacher education in change: But is it for the better? paper grew from a conference resolution put forward by the Otago region last year. It examines the impact of these models, particularly on the teachers and schools expected to host their students.
PPTA members will consider their effect on teacher workload and problems with new funding models, seeking ways for partnerships between schools and teacher education providers to be better managed and teachers' contributions recognised.
An increasingly virulent market in ITE grew from the removal of government regulations in 1990, with new institutions chasing students to fill places created.
"Competition of this kind has never been known to deliver improved quality, and this was certainly true for secondary ITE," PPTA president Angela Roberts said.
PPTA members to vote on settlement
- Last Updated on Tuesday, 13 October 2015 02:03
29 September 2015
On September 22 PPTA's bargaining team reached a settlement with the Ministry of Education during negotiations for the Secondary Teachers Collective Agreement.
The settlement has several improvements on the ministry offer PPTA members rejected earlier this year and will be taken for members to vote on whether or not to accept it.
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Rice --Closed out his Rice career with a solid senior season.
2007:Started 11 of 12 games and finished with 18 tackles, including 4.5 for losses... Closed with a rush, recording tackles for loss in each of the last four games... Did not have a tackle for loss in his first three seasons... After missing the Texas game with an injury sustained against Texas Tech, returned to the lineup at Southern Miss and clinched the Owls first win of the year by recovering a fumble in the final minute of the game... One of four game captains for the Nicholls game, credited with four tackles, matching his best output from last year and one shy of his career high of five set in 2005 against UCF.
2006:Saw considerable action at defensive end for the Owls in 2006... Top tackle effort for the year was four stops....Credited with four tackles at Florida State and matched that with four stops at Tulsa... Had a pair of stops against UCF and single tackles against Texas, Army, UAB and SMU....honors candidate for his work in the classroom, Cary has a 3.39 GPA in Kinesiology.
2005: Played in 10 games with two starts to earn his first letter... Credited with 21 tackles (12 primary)... Had a career-best five stops against UCF... Also had one pass deflection against the Knights... Named an Arthur Ashe Scholar-Athlete.
2004: Played in eight games but did not letter... Had six tackles (four primary) on the season... Credited with a career-high four tackles (three primary) in the Owls' win over SMU... Named academic all-WAC and was a WAC scholar-athlete.
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High School -- 2003 graduate of Palestine High in east Texas... Third-team all state in Class 4A for coach Jeff Harrell... First-team all-District 14-4A and all-east Texas, as well as earning a spot in Who's Who Among American High School Athletes... Selected to Dave Campbell's Super Team in Texas Football and to the Prep Star all-region squad... Led the Wildcats to a 9-3 record and the school's first playoff appearance in eight years, winning a bi-district championship... Anchored the state's number-three ranked defense in points allowed... Also competed in basketball and track for the Wildcats... Honor roll student at PHS who is listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students... Active in student government and member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes... Plans to major in managerial studies.
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A Photographic Memory: In the Studio with Lorna Simpson
October 15, 2015 | by Joseph Akel
After we summited the ridges high above Aspen in late July of this year, the artist Lorna Simpson and I finally had the occasion to speak at length. Simpson, in town to be honored by the Aspen Art Museum with the institution's Aspen Award for Art, had taken advantage of the good weather for a day hike. Catching our breath, we talked about her life as an artist in New York during the nineties and the Brooklyn Heights high school where her daughter and I share a common history. Simpson, a Brooklyn native, still lives in the borough, where she also keeps a studio. We caught up earlier this month to continue the conversation. Here she talks about her artistic process, creative inspiration, and the joys of working without a deadline.
Hey, That's My Snare Drum!
January 1, 2015 | by Dan Piepenbring
We're out until January 5, but we're re-posting some of our favorite pieces from 2014 while we're away. We hope you enjoy—and have a happy New Year!
Last week, the Times recognized a new trend in vigilantism: do-it-yourself iPhone recovery. When someone finds his phone stolen, he uses the phone's GPS to locate the thief; the resulting confrontations usually end peacefully, with the phone restored to its rightful owner and the thief shuffling off into the night, cowed and shamed. In one especially rousing case, a man rustled up the thief using OkCupid:
He lured the thief to his Brooklyn apartment building by posing as a woman and flirting with him on the dating service.
When the thief arrived with a bottle of wine, expecting to meet "Jennifer," Mr. Nirenberg went up behind him, hammer at his side. He slapped a $20 bill on the thief, to mollify him and compensate him for his time and wine, and demanded the phone. The thief handed it over and slunk away.
Instead of giving that man the key to the city, the fuzz have advised against this kind of justice. Of course they have: no one likes to feel redundant. In the supercilious words of an LAPD spokesman, "It's just a phone … Let police officers take care of it. We have backup, guns, radio, jackets—all that stuff civilians don't have." As if LA's finest would, in their eminent wisdom, break out the flak jackets and heavy artillery to liberate your telephone.
I'm here to tell you: you can be your own authority. Read More >>
December 31, 2014 | by Nick Courage
We're out until January 5, but we're re-posting some of our favorite pieces from 2014 while we're away. We hope you enjoy—and have a happy New Year!
Getting back on the skateboard.
Not long ago I went to lunch with a gracious, well-intentioned editor who was not, I quickly realized, interested in publishing my book, the worst possible pitch for which is: "It's a middle-grade novel about peak oil." Having tabled my hopes like a used napkin, somewhere between the Lebanese tea and the shaved fennel, the editor asked what I'd rather be doing with my days, "in an ideal world." I was surrounded by sandwich-eating professionals and suffocating, psychically, at the thought of being one: that's when I remembered kickflips.
I'd given up skateboarding when I was fifteen, after breaking my wrist—I hadn't been on a board since. When, shortly after graduating high school, an acquaintance of mine went pro, the specter of his early success strengthened my resolve not to skate: Why confront my talentlessness when it was more easily avoided? But at lunch that day I realized I was thirty years old and viscerally hating myself for matching the workaday worst of Lower Manhattan in my light-blue button-up and tan oxfords.
So I started to skate again, taking mostly to a ten-block loop in Brooklyn that I call the Greenpoint Skate Lab, a toxic hat-tip to the ecological impact tours that roll through the Lab while I'm there most Saturdays. It's a deeply unhappy spot, physically and psychically—haunted by the same oil spill ("three times worse than Exxon Valdez") that, at home, a few blocks away, I only ever remember after having drunk from the bathroom faucet. As a reflective-vested guide explained to a small, inexplicable crowd on one of my first days out, a drunk driver once crashed through the barricade on Apollo Street where it dead ends next to the BP oil refinery. The car dove nose-first into the shallows of Newtown Creek. The water was so contaminated with oil that it was on fire for days. Read More >>
Love in a Cold Climate
December 25, 2014 | by Sadie Stein
We're out until January 5, but we're re-posting some of our favorite pieces from 2014 while we're away. We hope you enjoy—and have a happy New Year!
I moved to Greenpoint, in North Brooklyn, on the heels of a breakup, and although I lived there for years, in my memories it is always somehow winter. While I was hardly a pioneer in the neighborhood—a recognizable mumblecore actor lived one fire escape away—ten years ago it was still a far cry from today's full-on Girls-level gentrification; friends still griped about taking the unreliable G train to come visit, and more than one said that the rent had better be pretty cheap to justify the schlep. It was.
To those who know the area, this was just off of Monsignor McGolrick Park, a twelve-minute walk from the Nassau Avenue station. At first glance the apartment was unprepossessing, but after I had pulled up the stained carpet, painted the walls a vivid blue, found a copper leaf sculpture at a thrift store, and sewn a gaily-patterned bark-cloth curtain to separate the bedroom, I fancied it was cheerful, in a vaguely retro-modern way. There was also a fire escape large enough for a table and chairs, not to mention a few pots of nasturtiums and some basil in the summer, even though, again, my primary memories involve snow.
I had chosen the neighborhood because it was one of the few where I could both afford to live alone on my shopgirl salary and also feel safe walking alone at night. But I had not been living there long when I met M., and he kind of just moved in by osmosis. It was never a formal arrangement, but I didn't like going to his roommate-filled bachelor pad three trains away, and we were young enough that this sort of thing seemed normal. Read More >>
Trick Lighting
October 21, 2014 | by Sadie Stein
I ran into the guy while I was taking a walk through what is now called the Columbia Waterfront District—but then, this was nearly ten years ago.
"Excuse me, do you live around here?" he said. I thought he wanted directions, but it turned out he was a location scout for a small indie film. Did I have a railroad apartment, he wondered, in an older building? I did. And would I be willing to let them shoot there for a few hours?
They came to check it out a few days later. For some reason, their approval seemed important; I scoured the place and had fresh coffee brewing (realtor-style) when they came in. This time it was a director—a middle-aged man—and a few assistants. They conferred a great deal about angles and light and what they'd have to do to make the place work before giving their qualified approval. A shooting time was set.
I had grown to hate that apartment. It had looked nice when we moved in a year before, and had felt like a fresh start. But then had come the months of unpacked boxes and unhung pictures and the day I had a burst of enthusiasm and tried to arrange everything myself. And then the anger at my slapdash methods and the walls of crooked frames, my tears. My boyfriend hated his job and, I think, me. I would walk through the door and find him sitting in the dark. We almost never had people over. And the row of small, windowless rooms, which had initially felt cozy, now looked dark and dreary. Our landlady, who it seemed was in violation of about every housing code, had long since fled the state, so any maintenance—of peeling paint or faulty wiring—was out of the question. I was glad to be forced to clean, to open ourselves up to scrutiny. Read More »
Our Globe-trotting Winners
September 9, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
Last month's #ReadEverywhere contest was a great success. (If you need a refresher: we asked readers to submit pictures of themselves reading The Paris Review or The London Review of Books around the world.) Now the time has come to announce the winners. Cue the marching band, please, and have the sommeliers ready their champagne sabers …
THIRD PLACE is a tie! Both Ivan Herrera and Anders Gäddlin will receive third-place prizes. Ivan is pictured with The Paris Review (and an erumpent sparkler) at Tennessee Alabama Fireworks. Anders read The London Review of Books in a "modernist twentieth-century utopian suburb": Råslätt, Jönköping, Sweden. They'll get a copy of one of our Writers at Work anthologies and an LRB mug.


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The game does not overload children and parents with too many audio and visual stimuli. Coping with stress and over-stimulation is therefore one skill that your kids won't be practicing during this game. Its clear focus makes the game a delight for children and a winning choice for parents.
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I have had this puzzle game for years for my kids and nieces and nephews. We all love it. All of the sudden today, the outline of the puzzles disappears. The pieces are still there and you can move them, but there is nowhere to move them.
My 3 year old loves this game. It helps him with his colors, shapes and matching. It is an awesome educational game. My only objection is having to pay for extra in-app purchases. This is an educational game and should be free for all children.
It requires exact placement of shapes. It could be frustrating for kids 3 and younger.
The game has potinial. The puzzles are really fun. I really like them & so does my 19mo son. The problems that keep me from giving more stars is 1st when in easy mode I feel that when they get the puzzle pieces almost on that they should snap in. It's very frustrating that they have it where it should be but just can't quite get it Perfectly bc they'r still developing small motor skills. 2nd is that the screen goes into zoom & the only way I've found to get it back to normal is to turn the screen of then back on again. If I'm missing something please let me know. I've tried squishing it, pulling, sweeping, swiping & using the back button. 3rd is the ads coming up in the middle of a puzzle, i feel they should be at the beginning or the end just not right in the middle when the baby is trying his hardest to get the pieces into their correct position. This has caused quite a few melt downs. Other than the issues I've described above I think the game is excellent & it's one of the babies favorite. It's been really hard to find games that are good for children under 3. I highly recommend giving this game a try. Fix the issues & pieces being just a tiny bit more forgiving & I'll review my rating
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For Olin Stephens, of course, the burden is hardly new. The introspective 66-year-old MIT dropout has designed all but one of the postwar cup defenders. Indeed, his domination of 12-meter design is so complete that this year the fiercest competition to see which boat would represent the United States was between two Stephens designs, the Intrepid, built in 1967, and the newer, aluminum-hulled Courageous. After a seesaw battle all summer, Courageous was finally chosen last week.
The Stephens legend began in 1930 when Olin designed and sailed Dorade to a class victory in the Bermuda race. He went on the next year to win the transatlantic race and the Fastnet race, soundly defeating the pride of the British fleet. For that he became the only yacht designer ever honored with a ticker-tape parade upon his return to New York. Since then an armada of swift Stephens designs have brought home the first place silver from every ocean of the globe. But racing isn't all of it. Over the years his firm of Sparkman and Stephens has become the General Motors of boating by designing everything from dinghies to sea-going 100-footers.
Despite his considerable success, Olin Stephens retains a bedrock modesty. His office in midtown Manhattan, furnished with an old wooden desk, two chairs and a plywood drawing table, reflects his Spartan taste. His clients, including notables like the Aga Khan and former British Prime Minister Edward Heath, quickly learn that lunch with Olin often means a Dutch-treat hamburger at a nearby hotel. About his only indulgences are expensive Porsche sports cars and a farm in rural Massachusetts, where he likes to putter in the garden and paint landscapes.
By all accounts, this year's best-of-seven races against the swift Australian challenger Southern Cross will be the toughest defense in years. But even this enormous pressure is not enough to ruffle the composure of a man who once greeted the sight of two $40,000 masts toppling overboard in a single day with a mild "my goodness gracious." Asked if he was worried about the stigma of losing the cup to the Aussies, Olin pauses only momentarily. "It's a boat race," he says matter-of-factly. "If they have the best boat, let them win."
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Encouraging train wrecks is not the type of job creation we need to be focusing on.
The cartoon and Masterkrain reflect my own thoughts.
While I understand conservative concerns about this presidency, those concerns have always existed when the 'opposition' became POTUS. However, every Presidency is an experiment to try something different. In most cases of our history, the party not in power reluctantly went along with those ideas knowing that if they failed, they had a chance to make changes 4 to 8 years later. This is the first presidency since Lincoln to face such a high degree of noncooperation and obstructionism.
Our Republic has become an oligarchy of two cannibalistic parties willing to make citizens and the people of other nations suffer financially rather than cooperate to create longsighted and compromised legislation that could make our nation powerful in its ideals as well as its armaments.
Government run health care was tried in Russia and the country collapsed. Wake up .
DaSharkie: USA, the only country in the world that does not believe a healthy citizenry is in the national interest.
You know, it's clear that the ACA has a host of problems. And if the Republicans were offering any sort of alternative or solution, I might actually support them.
But it's clear that the Republicans are pursuing one goal: Make Obama fail on every front. They've become insurgents, using guerilla tactics to strike out at the "enemy" without care as to collateral damage to their own people or interests, because their only desire is to defeat the enemy utterly and gain complete power.
Just as a technical comment, it's interesting to see a number of cartoonists put this comment into an image — I've seen three that I can think of. The first a few days ago showed a train not yet out of the station, while a Republican shouted "It's a trainwreck". The second I think was yesterday, with a Republican diverting the train onto a siding where it would crash. And this one today shows a Republican removing part of the track. Have there been more?
Does anybody remember that the idea for obamacare was a republican/conservative idea in the first place. Romney thought it was such a good idea that Massachusetts has it today. These ideas and programs came from republican conservatives.
The house decided to let the NSA spying go on.
They didn't collapse because of health care, wake up your self.
Train wreak with us, train wreak without us.
And before any of you count it off because it is from HotAir it is a CBS poll.
I didn't know the elephant was Spanish.
yes, but the plan now has more caveats than "Carter has pills"
Making people pay a fine is still cheaper. If I were middle-aged without insurance, I would let them take me to jail. Shelter, food, health care, all free. I could sleep, read, maybe help clean. Then when I would be 62 I would also get Social security. After all other prisoners still get their money.
Actually, I'm 72, on SS, and having to continue work because my IRA lost 52%, My SS, mandatory withdrawal and retirement all get taxed. My secondary health insurance is now up from 79 to 102 per month and I have trouble finding a doc who will take medicare. just for prevention. I don't take any medication so I am considered healthy!
On the other side, a legal Haitian, not a US citizen is having her 14th child, gets welfare and food stamps and works at a grocery store. She loves America!
"Government run health care was tried in Russia and the country collapsed. Wake up ."
Clean running water was tried in the Roman Empire. The Empire collapsed.
False equivalency.
In states with a GOP governor, yes.
"We have to pass it to see what's in it" .. Never heard of such nonsense…"
Then you haven't been paying attention. The only thing different about this instance is that it was actually put into words. Do you think that anyone (except the authors) read the PATRIOT act? How about all the legislation that is written by "think tanks" and lobbyists that are dropped into the hopper by sponsors to busy cashing checks to read them? While I agree that no one should obligate taxpayers to anything without knowing what it is, we have to acknowledge that this has been going on far longer than we would like to admit. The only fix is to vote out incumbents. To return them to Congress is to reward their idiotic behavior.
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A caller just called in about RBS tonight and Cramer said I don't get it I'd buy more he told the guy. He may not get it but his hedge fund buddies did since his pump weeks ago. You know he tipped them off and they hit the stock. Amazing how the CEO left and they were told to sell assets right after he screamed Buy Buy Buy.. Lots of new bagholders courtesy of the king of creating new ones everyday. David Faber must hate having to work with him in the AM.
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One day after the critical Bobby Valentine comments about Kevin Youkilis (and the Red Sox losing to the Rays in a game many are blaming Valentine for), the Red Sox welcomed the Texas Rangers to town for a two game series. The first game didn't go exactly as Bostonians planned. Red Sox starter Jon Lester allowed seven runs (while only getting six outs), but things settled down over the next five innings for Boston, with Scott Atchison and Matt Albers throwing five scoreless innings. The game was still pretty much over, with Colby Lewis allowing just a pair of first inning runs, but it would at least look like a manageable defeat. Then, the eighth inning came along. The Rangers put an eight spot on the board, highlighted by six runs (and three homers) off of reliever Mark Melancon, who didn't get an out. The Rangers added two more off of Justin Thomas in the eighth, and tacked a pair more on off of Vicente Padilla in the ninth. 18-3 was your final, and the ire of Red Sox Nation appears to still be firmly planted onto Bobby Valentine.
Game of the Night: Brewers 5, Dodgers 4. Milwaukee got two early runs, but the Dodgers chipped away and tied the game up in the seventh inning. The Brewers didn't let that tie last long, as Norichika Aoki pulled off a squeeze (to score Mat Gamel, no less) to give the Brewers a 3-2 lead. Francisco Rodriguez came in for the eighth, and allowed a two run homer to Andre Ethier to pull the Dodgers ahead again. And then we rolled to the ninth, with previously untouched Dodgers closer Javy Guerra on the hill. Of course, he allowed two hitters to reach, and George Kottaras drove the two of them in with a double to walk-off on the Dodgers.
Pitching Line of the Night: Gio Gonzalez threw seven shutout innings against the Astros in a 1-0 Nationals win, allowing just two hits and walking two, while striking out eight. Yeah, that's a pretty solid effort for Gonzalez as part of a retooled Nationals rotation. Kyle Lohse also threw seven shutout innings for the Cardinals, allowing four hits and a walk, striking out six in the process. Of course, he got a no decision.
Hitting Line of the Night: All Rangers, all the time. Mike Napoli went 3/5 with three runs, four RBI, a walk, and two homers. Josh Hamilton went 3/5 with five RBI and a homer. Nelson Cruz went 3/6 with three runs, two RBI, and a homer. It was open season on Red Sox pitching last night.
Spotlight Series: The Giants won game two against the Phillies by virtue of a 4-2 victory. The newly extended Madison Bumgarner allowed just two runs over six innings, but only struck out two batters. Joe Blanton only made it through five, and allowed four runs on 11 hits. Buster Posey and Nate Schierholtz each had three hits for the Giants, while the team got RBI from four separate players. The Phillies had a pedestrian day with only two extra base hits, one of which was a solo homer from Hunter Pence. Juan Pierre was the only Phillies to get multiple hits, and he came in after a double switch in the sixth inning.
Other Games: The Yankees pounded the Twins 8-3 as Francisco Liriano continued to struggle. The Blue Jays beat the Rays 7-3 behind a trio of homers. The Braves beat up on the Mets 9-3 in the shortest outing of Johan Santana's career. The Marlins used a late rally to beat the Cubs 5-2. All the scoring came in the sixth inning, and the Orioles beat the White Sox 3-2. The Cardinals beat the Reds 2-1 in ten innings. The Tigers edged the Royals 3-1 in a great pitching duel between Drew Smyly and Bruce Chen. The Rockies beat the Padres 5-3, and Jamie Moyer made history. The A's used a late rally to beat the Angels 5-3, as LA's bullpen collapsed again. The Indians won an action-packed 9-8 game over the Mariners. The Pirates got a late run courtesy of Andrew McCutchen and beat Arizona 5-4.
Today's Games: Derek Holland and Josh Beckett in Boston is a solid matchup. I really like the David Price-Brandon Morrow matchup in Toronto. Matt Garza versus Mark Buerhle is a good duel in Miami. Mat Latos and Jaime Garcia gets my stamp of approval. The feature matchup today is the late game, with Cliff Lee taking on Matt Cain in San Francisco.
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Alabama continued its recruiting dominance by adding an ESPN 300 wide receiver and several SEC commits had huge games to start off the 2013 high school season. Here's a look at the biggest storylines over the weekend.
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