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Jimmie Johnson and crew chief Chad Knaus vowed they'd be better at taking things in stride this year than in seasons past. The pressure of the Chase for the Nextel Cup wouldn't be as oppressive using such an approach.
"Frankly, I'm not going to live in a world where I'm hoping for someone to have trouble. I just don't operate that way. I'm going to live in a world where I need to go out and score points."
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Well, that theory certainly will be put to the test starting this weekend at Dover International Speedway. Engine problems early at New Hampshire left Johnson back in the pack. Then he was collected by Sterling Marlin and sent into the wall.
The end result was a 39th-place finish, enough to drop him from second to ninth in the standings with nine races left. Now 139 points behind leader Kevin Harvick, Johnson has his work cut out for him.
"We just need to get to work and go racing. We've got a great race team," Johnson said. "We've been able to score a lot of points all year long. We definitely got off to a start that we didn't want. That's racing. Stuff happens."
Johnson said it wasn't a dropped cylinder, as initially thought, but a problem with a sparkplug wire that slowed him early in the Sylvania 300. His Hendrick Motorsports crew will do what it can to ensure it doesn't happen again, knowing that a second poor race likely would be a crushing blow to his championship hopes.
One bad race, though, hasn't dimmed Johnson's enthusiasm for snaring a title that has been within his grasp the past few years.
"You know, we just got to go racing. There's still nine races left in this deal," he said. "We're very excited, very pumped up. The guys have great spirits. I have great spirits. [It's] just time to get to work."
The same is the case for HMS teammate Kyle Busch, who was involved in a pair of on-track incidents Sunday. Extensive repairs after the second incident left him 38th at New Hampshire, dropping him to 10th in points. He trails Harvick by 146 points.
And unlike with Johnson, who is a veteran of the first two editions of the Chase, the playoff pressure is new for Busch. Still, he heads to one of his favorite tracks, having finished second at Dover in both 2005 races and fifth there in June.
It's just Busch's second full-time Cup season, but he said he knows how to approach the final nine races after the tough start.
"We want to go out there and make sure we run the best we can. We feel like we've got a great shot to run up front in seven of the nine races left in the Chase," Busch said. "The two that we have to look out for are Texas and Atlanta because we somehow struggle at those two places.
"Going into Talladega, though, will be a crapshoot for everybody. We feel like our restrictor-plate program has really picked up this year, but we haven't had much luck. All in all, we're excited about the remaining races. I'm looking forward to it, and there are a lot of good chances for us to be successful."
Success will be necessary in droves for Johnson and Busch. Alan Gustafson, Busch's crew chief, insists his team has the proper mind-set for the challenges ahead.
He said the team showed that at New Hampshire.
"We like Dover. We've run well there. We're not panicking, and when we unload there, it's going to be business as usual," Gustafson said. At New Hampshire, we had to fix the car twice, but we didn't panic and we didn't give up. We're here to win it, and we're not going to let up because of one tough race."
Johnson said meetings with his team Monday and Tuesday ensured that everyone's on the same page and pumped up for the task ahead. He insists he doesn't have a strategy other than to go out and race.
"I need points is the bottom line. You can look at that and recognize there's sometime times where you need to be aggressive, and also times where, if you cross the line and crash the car, you're not going to score any points or enough points," Johnson said. "It's just that delicate balance that we really deal with all year long.
"I don't know what's going to happen. I don't know if guys are going to have troubles. Frankly, I'm not going to live in a world where I'm hoping for someone to have trouble. I just don't operate that way. I'm going to live in a world where I need to go out and score points. My team and I, we need to do the best job we can."
Busch said New Hampshire was his team's mulligan, which he wasn't expecting to use at a track where he won in July. He just knows the recovery has to start at Dover.
"It's only one race, and if you can tell me right now all 10 of us are going to be perfect every race, I would be willing to dispute that," Busch said. "We've dug ourselves a hole. It's not too easy to live with, but we can't let it bring us down. We just have to climb out."
Johnson showed that it can be done, to a point at least. His team was 247 points out of the lead with six races left in 2004 before he won three straight races and four out of five. In the end, he lost the championship to Kurt Busch by just eight points.
With that perspective, he knows being 139 points out with nine races to go isn't insurmountable. Outscoring Harvick by 15.4 points per race the rest of the way would get him the lead, assuming Harvick remains at the front of the pack.
"This team is capable of so much. If we show up, give 100 percent, do our job, I truly, in my heart, feel like we'll be back in the middle of this thing," Johnson said. "I can't forecast the future. I don't know what's going to happen.
"All I can do is control my team and what we do in the next nine races. I still think we're in a position to score points and get ourselves back in this points battle."
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Liam Neeson OBE was born in Ballymena, County Antrim and became Ulster's amateur boxing champion.
After dropping out of university he moved into acting, making his film debut in Pilgrim's Progress in 1977.
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The 62-year-old's latest venture is to provide the voice for the mischievous Raccoon in the animated comedy Nut Job.
What attracts you to voiceovers as opposed to physical acting?
It's an interesting process because you're lending your voice to a complete stranger's drawing.
I've done about four animated features and they were a real learning curve.
You have a very distinctive voice which must be in demand.
When I moved to London from Belfast I did some BBC radio plays and became very aware of the power of the microphone.
When growing up, listening to the BBC, and in particular boxing on the radio, was always a part of my life.
I love going back and hearing Radio Four and the World Service.
Your Raccoon in Nut Job is something of a villain, isn't he?
Well, he has a job to do.
He is the leader of the animals in the park for a reason – they all took a vote that he'd look after them.
Ever since you starred in Taken you've been getting offers to play action heroes. How did that happen?
Taken's success was a huge surprise to me. It seriously was.
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And a couple of months later the same script comes back but the character is described as in his mid-fifties.
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You were born in Ballymena, Northern Ireland but you've lived in America a long time. Do you still feel Irish?
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I'm very much from that school and although America's my home and where I'm raising my kids, Ireland is still a spiritual home.
When you first came to Hollywood did you get caught up in the lifestyle?
I didn't come out to Hollywood until I was 35.
I wasn't 16 or 17 and I was never on the booze or into the drug culture. I had a little bit of maturity.
You began your career on the Irish stage, so do you miss the process of working in the theatre?
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Skip to comments.(D-TN) Rep. Steve Cohen stands by Nazi comments
Posted on 01/19/2011 4:36:00 PM PST by markomalley
Tennessee Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen stood by comments he made on the House floor late Tuesday night in which he used a Nazi comparison to discuss Republicans who call the health care law a government takeover, but insisted he was making a point about lying, not trying to insinuate that Republicans were Nazis.
It wasnt about Nazis, it was about lies, Cohen told The Daily Caller Wednesday. The biggest liar, the biggest political liar was Goebbels. Politifact called this the biggest lie of the year. If you dont stand up and say lies are lies, they stand for the truth. Somebody has to come out and say theyre lies. Politifact did and I cited Politifact. I have no problem with that.
In the wake of the recent shooting in Tucson, Arizona that severely injured Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and killed and wounded several others, Republicans and Democrats alike have called for members of Congress to take a more civil tone when discussing policy issues. For most members, that included at least a temporary hiatus on House floor hyperbolic comparisons. But Cohen insisted that his comments were perfectly in line with the new tone his colleagues were looking for.
I think lying is uncivil, he said, when asked whether he thought his comments were in tune with recent calls for civility. Its a big lie. And I think lies should not be tolerated. The ninth commandment, thou shalt not bear false witness, stands in Congress too.
When asked if it was appropriate to compare political opponents to Nazis, who orchestrated the murder of more than 10 million people, he dismissed the premise, saying, I dont think anybody should have drawn that comparison.
You decide. From Cohens comments Tuesday:
They say its a government takeover of health care, a big lie just like Goebbels. You say it enough, you repeat the lie, you repeat the lie, and eventually, people believe it. Like blood libel. Thats the same kind of thing, blood libel. Thats the same kind of thing, Cohen said. The Germans said enough about the Jews and people believed it -believed it and you have the Holocaust. We heard on this floor, government takeover of health care. Politifact said the biggest lie of 2010 was a government takeover of health care because there is no government takeover.
I stand by my remarks that you are a communist projecting who and what you are onto us... we read alinsky... you pos rat bastard!
ohh, beat me to it !
I prolly would have used words like #$%@&%^#$*&@@
And they yak on about Sarah Palin
These people are certified nutcases. . . . this clown should be involuntarily committed like his counterpart in Tucson
Can I call Mr. Cohen a "Commie" then??
Same game, different year.
What? Is this assh0le dhim trying to replace grayson?
Sure you can! There is no gov't takeover of health care YET, because all the insurance companies have not YET been driven out of business. In that sense, the little Commie puke bastard is correct.
There should be a required minimum of murders committed before a person or group can be called Nazis. I say at least 1 million as the benchmark before the analogy can be made otherwise we lose the symmetry.
To compare someone to Nazis without any evidence of mass murder seems bad form and hyperbole.
Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen is a liar.
Powder..patch..ball FIRE!
What is his contact information. I'd like to give the good congrassman a phone call and ask him about the new civility.
And then laugh at him and say "We won, shut up you dog_t@rd"
You know, all these calls for civility over the past 10 days or so in light of the AZ shootings — "civility," or capitulation? Conservatives must be silent, but Leftists can say any bloody thing they wish, no matter how vile, false and salacious? Most of the time, these people leave precious little room for "civility."
You want a nazi comparison?
Try the way the democrats passed Obamacare. THAT was classic nazi tactics right there.
This jerk couldn't get elected anywhere in Tennessee except in the inner City of Memphis.
House Dem compares GOP health care case to Nazi propaganda
Say What? Democrat Compares Republicans to Nazis
ABC News Jonathan Karl reports: The newfound civility didnt last long. Political rhetoric in Congress doesnt get much nastier than the words of one House Democrat during the debate on repealing the health care law.
In an extraordinary outburst on the House floor, Rep. Steve Cohen (D-TN) invoked the Holocaust to attack Republicans on health care and compared rhetoric on the issue to the work of infamous Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels.
They say its a government takeover of health care, a big lie just like Goebbels, Cohen said. You say it enough, you repeat the lie, you repeat the lie, and eventually, people believe it. Like blood libel. Thats the same kind of thing. And Congressman Cohen didnt stop there.
The Germans said enough about the Jews and people believed itbelieved it and you have the Holocaust. We heard on this floor, government takeover of health care. Politifact said the biggest lie of 2010 was a government takeover of health care because there is no government takeover, Cohen said.
Cohen made his comments late last night, but they have attracted no attention because his speech was made to a virtually empty House chamber with no reporters around to watch.
Democratic lawmaker compares GOP health law claims to Nazi lies
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House Democrat Compares GOP To Nazis In Health Repeal Debate (video)
Hopefully we can get him redistricted out.
I am not sure who or what "Politifact" is, but couldn't Cohen just used the less vitriolic "Liar! Liar! Pants on fire!" rhetoric?
Coincidentally, Politifact is the news organization that started the whole Obama birth certificate scandal.
From April 18, 2008: No Muhammed or Mohammed in Obama's name>
We have now searched every public record we can access and find nothing to support the notion that Obama has a second middle name of "Muhammed" or "Mohammed."
We have a copy of Obama's marriage certificate from the Cook County Bureau of Vital Statistics in Illinois.
We looked at Obama's driver's license record in the state of Illinois...
We searched property records for Obama...
We also found Obama's registration and disciplinary record with the Attorney Registration & Disciplinary Commission of the Supreme Court of Illinois.
We tried to obtain a copy of Obama's birth certificate, but his campaign would not release it and the state of Hawaii does not make such records public.
Is Hussein Obama going to condemn this RAT for his incivility? NOT!!!
Is Hussein Obama going to condemn this RAT for his incivility? NOT!!!
Typical alinsky projection... a communist tactic... from a faggot commie.
start emailing it to RUSH.
Rush made one of his RARE mistakes
cohen is a CAREER POLITICIAN 20 years as a TN State Senator, and is now a 3rd term US Rep. I doubt he's ever held a REAL JOB.
He corrected it within 35 seconds... pretty good record.
Yep, and I admit my error it's 24 years, but I was right he's never held a real job.
Stephen Ira "Stevo" Cohen (born May 24, 1949) is the U.S. Representative for Tennessee's 9th congressional district, serving since 2007. He is a member of the Democratic Party. He previously served as a Tennessee State Senator for 24 years.
Tennessee's 9th district includes almost three-fourths of Memphis. Cohen is Tennessee's first Jewish congressman. Cohen is the only non-black representing a black majority district in Congress.[1]
While serving for three years as Legal Advisor for the Memphis Police Department, Cohen rose to political prominence when he was elected to the Tennessee Constitutional Convention of 1977 at the age of 27. The Convention elected him its vice president.[6] Cohen was then elected to serve as a commissioner on the Shelby County Commission, an office he held from 1978 to 1980.[2] During his time at the Commission, Cohen was instrumental in the creation of The Med, a community-funded regional hospital.[6] In 1980, Cohen served as an interim Shelby County General Sessions Court judge.[2] He has also served as a delegate to the 1980, 1992, and 2004 Democratic National Conventions.[2]
You nailed it!!! The guy is a societal leech!
I live in Memphis, I knew what he is, who his god 0 is, and worked my butt off to get him fired and Ms. Bergmann hired.
Thank you for doing what you do.
I don't have funds to give so I do what I can...listening to local talk radio, and it is the topic du jour.
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We have a spring MVC based web application. Now we need to modify this application so that it renders properly on the smartphones.
For this we are going to create separate JSP's for the smartphones. So, ones the request comes from the browser we will check if the request is coming from desktop then we will show the normal JSP or if the request is coming from mobile then we will show JSP's for smartphones.
We will be using spring Mobile for this.
In some cases we will also want to restrict the data on the smartphones. We may not show all the data in the JSP's.
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I nursed my DS until almost 4 ... DD just turned 2. She has nightweaned but still nurses several times a day. I am having severe ovarian pain and an ultrasound confirmed multiple cysts. My doctor referred me to an acupuncturist and she wants me to take herbs that require me to wean but may be incredibly effective. My doctor already has me on alfalfa and vitex and a cal/mag mix from Standard Process.
I am torn -- I'm in my 40s and want to take this very seriously as the pain is significant and increasing. I am writing this from bed because it hurts to walk. Yet, DD still loves her mama milk.
Any suggestions on how to weigh DD's needs along with my needs to feel well and not develop anything more serious?
That's a tough situation. It's possible you can explain it to her and find something special to do during what would have been nursing time? Sometimes just lying next to you and cuddling your breast might be enough. How long do you have to take the herbs? If there is an end point, you could possibly point to that as a time that nursing could resume. I remember meeting a little girl who had weaned due to her mother's pregnancy, but who kept telling us that when the milk flow was back, she would nurse again. Of course she never did, she was done. But I think knowing that it Could be possible helped to ease the transition.
I would take the herbs for at least three months. Last night, the pain was excruciating. I had a fever, the shakes, chills, and realized I either had appendicitis or ruptured cyst(s). It still hurts to walk today but the fever is gone. I feel like I have the flu.
The idea of pinpointing a time in the future to resume is interesting -- DD understands the calendar (loosely) and we use it to mark weekly events.
After the pain I was in last night, I am, sadly, thinking that mommy's health may just have to trump DD's nursing :(
The only things she loves more than mommy milk are jelly beans.
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Now here's an odd-bod of a town, it merely scrapes the "town" definition, but yet has aspirations to be a city - doesn't anyone know that to be a city you have to have a Starbucks? No Starbucks and you're nothin' pal!
Yet, city or not, Hamilton has its attractions and Maggie's is one, another is the Rainbow Bar - chalk and cheese! There will be tips to follow when I finally catch up, patience is everything.
OK back to Hamilton - Small town, big aspirations, situated about 50 miles south of Missoula on the US 93 in the Bitterroot Valley, a small neat town with everthing that I could have expected from small town Americana - and more. Hints of class, what with me being UPSCALE! and all that, this is the sort of place I really wanted to find here in the US and here I can see how the "American Dream" continues. Without the city "dog-eat-dog" mentality I can see why Hamilton is up and coming, the civilised touches are there and it is just a matter of letting things happen at their own pace.
As to the photo - I just had to use this one, the waitress's unposed posture in what looks like an empty restaurant, the ketchup bottle avoiding the salt and pepper as if it is too classy to be on the same table - take away the modern coffee machine, the cd player and replace the electric clock, tint the picture sepia and think where you would be???????
But Hamilton is still the same. The Rainbow thrives and the local brewery seems also to do so.
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Cheers, John. Yep, the Spice is Nice and EllenH was nicer. Went to a party with 50 strangers that all became friends within a few minutes. See you in LA one day? Larry
Guido is honored! Nice maggies and rainbow description, if only we could have taken you to the brewery.....oh well next time!
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Upstream collections are retained for a maximum of two years, while the Prism collections are stored for up to five years. The report explains that information on U.S. citizens and residents may be destroyed if it's not relevant to NSA's purpose and includes no evidence of a crime. There are also provisions for destroying communications collected on selectors when they are determined to be inside the United States.
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