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Congress Dithers as Americans Across the Country Mark the Beginning of the Fifth Year of War and Occupation of Iraq
Silver Spring, MD -- On the eve of the fourth anniversary of the US invasion of Iraq, national peace organizations including United for Peace and Justice, Military Families Speak Out, Code Pink: Women for Peace, Peace Action, Progressive Democrats of America, Democracy Rising, Voters for Peace, Democrats.com, After Downing Street, and the Backbone Campaign today called on Congress to use its power of the purse and pass binding legislation limiting funding to bringing our troops home from Iraq as quickly as possible in 2007, and to vote against the supplemental appropriations bill to continue funding for the war in Iraq unless it contains such a provision. All of these groups work together as part of or along with United for Peace and Justice, the country's largest anti-war coalition with over 1400 member organizations.
The groups are united in opposing current Democratic leadership plans to continue funding Bush's war well into 2008. The Senate is poised to vote on Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's proposal, a loophole-ridden joint resolution calling for a non-binding goal of completing the withdrawal of most US combat troops by March 31, 2008. At the same time, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi struggles to round up the votes for a $124 billion supplemental appropriations bill, the lion's share of which would fund perpetuating the occupation of Iraq. Pelosi's bill posits a withdrawal deadline of August 31, 2008. US Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA) intends to offer an amendment to fully fund a safe and orderly withdrawal of US troops by December 31, 2007. This amendment has the support of the national peace groups, who are mobilizing grassroots constituent pressure in favor of it.
Progressive Democrats of America Director Tim Carpenter said, "Fully-funded safe withdrawal within a year is not an extreme position. It's the position of 60% of the American people, according to last week's USA Today-Gallup poll. And that position would be even more popular if Democratic leaders stood their ground and fought for ending rather than prolonging the occupation. Many Americans fear that a reckless President is threatening to expand his disaster into Iran . So do many Democratic leaders - but they lack the will to even assert Congressional authority on the matter of Iran." Carpenter referred to the House Democratic leadership's dropping of a provision in the supplemental appropriations bill earlier this week stating Bush cannot attack Iran without explicit congressional authorization.
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"President Bush, who vows to veto legislation with any limits on his war-making authority, and Congressional Republicans' single-minded, open-ended support for the war and occupation of Iraq is a cancer on our politics and a calamity for the people of Iraq and our troops," said Kevin Martin, Executive Director of Peace Action Education Fund. "But Nancy Pelosi's and Harry Reid's job should not be to round up Democratic votes to continue to spend hundreds of billions of our tax dollars for another year and a half or more of Bush's war. That's not the mandate for peace the voters delivered last November."
Even some self-described anti-war Democrats in Congress say they feel the need to vote for the supplemental appropriations bill in order to deflect charges from Vice President Dick Cheney and other Republicans that they are not "supporting the troops".
"This is infuriating. How in the world is Congress 'supporting the troops' by continuing to send them to kill and die in an illegal, immoral, unwinnable quagmire?" asked Nancy Lessin, co-founder of Military Families Speak Out. "The House Leadership crafted this bill with loopholes allowing tens of thousands of U.S. troops to be left Iraq for years after the so-called withdrawal date in August, 2008, and allowing presidential waivers for troop readiness requirements. Real support of our troops is de-funding this war, bringing our troops home now and taking care of them when they get here." Military Families Speak Out, Veterans For Peace, and Iraq Veterans Against the War recently sent a letter to Congress, available at www.mfso.org, telling Congress it could not both fund the war and claim to be ending it.
"Congress is debating a withdrawal timeline because of pressure from the anti-war movement, but the Democratic Party leadership appears more interested in positioning itself for electoral success in 2008 than in ending the war that kills dozens of people nearly every day. When our communities desperately need federal funds – our tax dollars – for health care, affordable housing, education and environmental protection, why are the Democrats lining up the votes to drain the treasury to continue Bush's war?" asked Leslie Cagan, National Coordinator of United for Peace and Justice.
In contrast to Congress's partisan political machinations, over 450 anti-war actions are planned across the country, starting this weekend. Please see www.unitedforpeace.org for a list of local actions planned.
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Are these the best tactics?
If I get this straight, peace activist are focused on twisting Democrat's arm to get a quicker withdrawal from Iraq, by Dec.31,2007 instead of mid_March 2008 = three (3) months difference. Of course there are other differences but either way the anti-war vote that failed in the Senate last week, 48-50 shows which way the wind blows; plus, Bush says he will veto any bill that has a timetime for withdrawal.
So, this is looks like a legislative and lobbying crash landing, with no chance of legislative success, and, oddly, more pressure put on Democrats -- who are at least introducing some sort of anti-war legislation -- while Republicans, the major supports of the war and the ones 'shooting down,' anti-war proposals escape the anti-war movements wrath, unscathed.
This doesn't make sense to me. The idea of impeaching Bush also doesn't make sense to me. If we impeach Bush then Cheney becomes President (D'uh!). I propose a more forceful, more direct, and more powerful path of action -- plus, most significantly -- a path not dependent upon twisting the arms of others: Start petitions for Recall Drives against Republican governors in those seven (7) states where it is possible/any individual can do that. If I lived in one of these seven (7) target states I would have done it yesterday; and I wouldn't have to keep writing these comments and sending out emails to get us on a more real, more rewarding, more powerful track.
Amen. citizenbfk/ http://www.americancitizenstog...paign.html
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to watch and listen to Maxine Waters calling on a large anti-war/impeachment crowd in Hollywood on March 17, 2007, to help kill the supplemental appropropriation to continue the Iraq War, go to:
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Kyle Shanahan (born December 14, 1979) is an American football coach who is the offensive coordinator for the Atlanta Falcons of the National Football League (NFL). Shanahan, at 28 years, 26 days old, became the youngest coordinator in the NFL when he was promoted by the Houston Texans on January 11, 2008.[1] His father, Mike Shanahan, is the former head coach for the Los Angeles Raiders, Denver Broncos, and Washington Redskins.
Earlier life[edit]
Shanahan was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, while his father coached at the University of Minnesota. He later attended Cherry Creek High School in Greenwood Village, Colorado, while his father served as head coach of the Denver Broncos. Shanahan accepted a scholarship offer by Carl Franks of Duke University, but chose to transfer as redshirt freshman to the University of Texas at Austin. Shanahan played wide receiver on a Longhorn team that featured future college coach Major Applewhite as well as future NFL players Roy Williams, Cedric Benson, Bo Scaife, Mike Williams, Quentin Jammer, Chris Simms. Shanahan and Simms are close friends, and Shanahan has a tattoo of Simms' initials on his leg.[2]
Coaching career[edit]
|I studied every potential Xs and Os play and issue possible. I spent my whole life working on that. My goal was that any question a player could have about anything on the field, I'd be able to answer it.
|— Kyle Shanahan[3]
Soon after he graduated from Texas in 2003, Shanahan became graduate assistant to Karl Dorrell at UCLA. Following that season, Shanahan was hired as assistant coach for offensive quality control under head coach Jon Gruden with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Gruden had held a similar position with the San Francisco 49ers in 1990, at about the same age that Shanahan had in 2004.
In 2006, Shanahan was hired by Gary Kubiak to serve as wide receivers coach for the Houston Texans. Kubiak had previously served as offensive coordinator under Mike Shanahan with the Broncos. At the time, Kyle Shanahan was the youngest position coach in the NFL. A season later, Shanahan received another promotion to become the Texans quarterback coach. In 2007, he had also been offered to become offensive coordinator at the University of Minnesota, where former Broncos assistant Tim Brewster just became head coach. Shanahan declined, citing his decision to be an NFL coach.[4] Shanahan was immediately dealt as the frontrunner for the vacant offensive coordinator position after Mike Sherman had left the Texans to take over as head coach at Texas A&M University.[5]
On January 11, 2008, he was officially promoted, becoming the youngest coordinator in the NFL, being more than three years younger than Josh McDaniels of the New England Patriots. In 2010, Shanahan left the Texans to join his father with the Washington Redskins. The Redskins' performance during his tenure led some to question whether Shanahan's hiring was an example of unearned nepotism.[6] In 2012, Shanahan was fined $25,000 for insulting the replacement officials and confronting one after a loss to the Cincinnati Bengals.[7] On December 30, 2013, he, along with his father, was fired from the Redskins.
On February 1, 2014 it was reported by media outlets that Shanahan was hired as offensive coordinator for the Cleveland Browns.[8] On January 8, 2015, Shanahan resigned from his offensive coordinator position after disagreeing with the front office's mandate that rookie QB Johnny Manziel start.[9]
On January 18, 2015, the Atlanta Falcons announced that they intend on hiring of Shanahan as their new offensive coordinator.[10]
Shanahan is now the offensive coordinator for the Atlanta Falcons.
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- ^ "Belichick fined 50K, Kyle Shanahan 25K by NFL - Yahoo! Sports". Sports.yahoo.com. Retrieved 2012-09-26.
- ^ "Browns to hire Kyle Shanahan as OC". ESPN.com. February 1, 2014. Retrieved 2014-02-01.
- ^ "Shanahan leaves Browns". ESPN.com. January 8, 2015. Retrieved 2015-01-08.
- ^ Sessler, Marc (January 18, 2015). "Atlanta Falcons plan to hire Dan Quinn, Kyle Shanahan". NFL.com. Retrieved 2015-01-18.
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Richard "Data" Wang is an inventive Goonie who lives next door to the Walsh family. He's a big fan of James Bond. He also serves as Mikey's corporal.
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St. Catharine College professor will perform as alter-ego FOXX
Students at St. Catharine College know her as Dr. Becky Meadows, but they'll soon get a glimpse of her alter-ego: FOXX.
As FOXX, Meadows and her band perform a mix of country, southern rock and classic rock.
The group will perform from 8 p.m. until 10 p.m. on March 22 at the American Legion in Bardstown. Proceeds will benefit the Dominican Young Adults recent trip to New York for the United Nations commission on the status of women.
Tickets can be purchased on campus through Dr. Tara Tuttle, Dr. Meadows or any of the participating students (Jessica Shelton, Starr Roberts, Chelsea Shanahan, Randi Jo Fields, Kaitlyn Smith or Jonathan Engstrom.
FOXX's concert is one of many women's history month events at St. Catharine College this month.
March 21 - 2:30 pm, Pettus, DYA Presentation on Trip to the United Nations 57th Commission on the Status of Women
March 22, 7 p.m. – 10 p.m. American Legion in Bardstown: Women Rock! Foxx in concert! Fundraiser for the Dominican Young Adults
March 26, Noon - 1 p.m., Pettus, "Feminized Cultivations: A Conversation about Women in Sustainable Agriculture," Dr. Leah Bayens, Coordinator of the Berry Farming Program, Julie Hurley of River Run Farm, and Eileen O'Donohue of Kentucky Lamb
March 26, 2:30-3:30 p.m., Pettus, "Secret City, Secret Curse," presentation and discussion on the women in the Manhattan Project, Dr. Nancye McCrary
March 28, 6 p.m. - 8 p.m., Pettus, Film: Dolores Claiborne, Dr. Meadows
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been before and loved it then but this timle was better and poeple in apartments were just very helpful and nice
If you dont sleep, you will love it here!
We have just returned from 2 wks holiday here and whilst the staff were friendly,a lot of the clientelle were not!all the time we were there we didnt get to sleep until after 2am because of people shouting,screaming and swearing until all hours!this is certainly not the place for people with young children. we were led to believe there were things for children to do and this was not the case even the so called amusement machines didnt work.there were missing tiles in the swimming pool. having stayed in the area on several occasions before, this has to be the worst place we've stayed !it was also a lot further away from the tourist area called 'the strip'than was reported in a report we read before hand. the appartments were adequate although could do with some serious updating ! After saying all this imust say we made the most of our holiday as we love the Algarve.Oh! and before someone accuses me of being a misery another couple we got talking to felt exactly the same ,they had 3 children under 10 yrs and we had 1.!'
Loved it definately book again next year very clean and freindly.
Me and my partner stayed their for one week and loved it the rooms are fully equiped and very clean. all the staff were freindly and very helpfull we deffinately will be booking again next year. They served english food that was good value for money and a good variety to choose from.
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After visiting the Choro Mar in 2000 i have been back every year.The people there make you feel like part of the family.The apartments are lovely and clean and spacious.From the cleaners to the manager they all have a smile for you.Every time we come back my son Carl doesn't stop talking about the place for months.It's a smashing place for familes i can't speak highly enough of the place.Paul,Julia and Carl
Couldn't find fault!!!
Our first family holiday will be remember as possibly the best holiday ever!!
The staff were all extremely friendly and always ready to help. The food was great and the atmosphere for the football was brill! The apartments are spacious and really clean. The location and setting were ideal for a family. The Strip was close enough to walk too, but far enough way so it was quiet on a night (except for the entertainment in the bar!!!).As there are 4 pools, no fighting for sunbeds!!
Overall a great holiday, we will definately be going back.
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We have visited the choro mar for the past 5 years and we find the family atmosphere fantastic. The staff are very friendly and accommodating. We have made many new friends over the years and still keep in contact with them. The Choro Mar is an excellant destination if your looking for family fun in the sun and a good time in the bar. Our kids don't want to go anywhere else because they love it so much. Tommy AKA Jonny Fabulous. P.S c u in june sort my room out Grace.
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These apartments were superb, all the staff were very help full nothing was to much trouble for them, we are going back in june 04.
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As a family of four we had a wonderful holiday. Our apartments were spacious and clean and the hospitality we were shown was absoloutly marvelous. We are going back this year on 10 July and can't wait to return. The Choromar has a very friendly atmosphere and the entertainment was superb. We had pool games for all the family every day and also much to my son's delight the owner Carlos ran a mini bus twice a week to a football stadium were holiday makers were encouraged to take part in a game of footy.
Wot an 'oliday!!
This was the first time for the four of us in Portugal, if the Choro Mar was an advert for the rest of the Albufeira, then it would be a much busier place, what can we say:- clean and spacious apartments, very friendly staff, who genuinley have the guests' interests at heart, fantastic environment in the bar with the entertainment (Manuel trying to sing!!) keeping all ages interested and in fits of laughter. The pool was of a good size and well used, by children & adults. We could not fault it at all, fantastic and thanks to all the staff. Paul, Jacqui, Daniel and Matthew Phillips block 1 apt 307, 12-26 oct 2003. P.S. hello to everyone we partied heavily with.
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Best holiday ever mainly due to the owners and staff of the Choro Mar.
Chor Mar means 'cry sea' The only crying we did was from laughing so much. The apartments were brilliant, spotless and very large, the food was great, the pool fab, the staff sooo helpful and the entertainment had you in stitches. would reccomend this hotel to anyone wanting a good time on holiday.
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"I don't want to have to feel rushed to catch up to where I need to be," Verlander said.
Verlander threw 266 innings last season, including a playoff run that saw the Tigers reach the World Series before losing to the San Francisco Giants.
That heavy workload prompted Verlander to delay the start of his off-season arm training in order to allow for proper rest.
Washington Nationals starting pitcher Gio Gonzalez was added to the US roster last weekend but the Americans still seek a top pitcher after the withdrawal of Atlanta's Kris Medlen.
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- Actor Allusion: During Jessica's cameo in American Reunion, she announces that "I'm a lesbian now." Natasha Lyonne played a lesbian character in "But I'm a Cheerleader" the same year the original American Pie was released.
Stifler: How many girls did you sleep with this year?
Jessica: Wouldn't you like to know?
Stifler: Fuck yeah I would.
- The Danza: Chris Klein as Chris Ostreicher, and John Cho and Justin Isfeld as the MILF Guys, John and Justin.
- Dawson Casting: Alyson Hannigan, Shannon Elizabeth, and Tara Reid were 24 during production of the first film; Seann William Scott was 22 and John Cho was 27. They all play high school seniors.
- The main four-man band generally averts this; they were 18-20 to start. (Jason Biggs 20, Chris Klein 19, Eddie Kaye Thomas and Thomas Ian Nicholas 18).
- And Alyson Hannigan can get away with it because she really can act that well, though less so by Reunion, where she was beginning to look her age.
- Direct-to-Video: The "American Pie Presents" Spin-offs. Made Canon Discontinuity with the release of the fourth theatrical film.
- Fake Nationality: Jason Biggs has mentioned being confused about why he is typically cast as a Jewish character, despite not being Jewish himself in real life.
- I Am Not Spock: Examples.
Jason Biggs (Jim, the dude who fucked a pie [Lampshaded in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back]; although he's starting to escape this with Orange Is the New Black)Seann William Scott (Stifler, the dude who drank semen beer, gets peed on and throws the wildest parties)Jennifer Coolidge (Stifler's Mom, the MILF)
- Mean Character, Nice Actor: In real life, Seann William Scott is the exact opposite of Stiffler, personality-wise. He was deathly shy when it came to talking to girls in high school and was 30 years old when he had his first serious relationship.
- The Other Darrin: Stifler's little brother is played by Eli Marienthal in the first two films, but by Tad Hilgenbrink (as a high school senior) in the spin-off movie, Band Camp.
- Surprisely averted like hell in the Japanese dubs, despite the time gap between sequels. Keep in mind Japanese dubs (and many foreign dubs, for that matter) tends to change voice actors between sequels when the voice actors aren't available or already deceased, but the Japanese one managed to keep almost all the voice actors from previous films, even the ones who voiced minor roles.
- Sequel Gap: If you ignore the direct-to-video sequels, American Reunion is the first film with the original cast in 10 years.
- Star-Making Role: Seann William Scott as Stifler. Tara Reid, Alyson Hannigan, and Eugene Levy were well-established at the time. The rest of the cast hasn't been... quite as lucky.
- Throw It In: Michelle dominating Jim in bed was thought up by Alyson Hannigan. Everyone immediately went for it.


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Two-day strike: Bharat Bandh losses to Indian economy may mount to Rs 26,000 cr, says Assocham
- Amid reports of slowdown, projects worth R4.8 lakh cr to be completed in FY13: CMIE
- Indian economy likely to grow by 6.7% in 2013-14: Ficci
- Goldman Sachs: Indian economy's long-term growth rate potential 7%
- Amid reports of slowdown, projects worth R4.8 lakh cr to be completed in FY13: CMIE
- Indian economy likely to grow by 6.7% in 2013-14: Ficci
- Goldman Sachs: Indian economy's long-term growth rate potential 7%
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Industry body Assocham today expressed the fears that the loss to Indian economy due to the two-day trade union-sponsored Bharat Bandh strike by central trade unions could be about Rs 26,000 crore, higher than its initial estimate of Rs 15,000-20,000 crore.
"Against initial estimates of Rs 15,000-20,000 crore, the GDP may be eroded by about Rs 26,000 crore," the Assocham said in a release here.
"In the wake of more than expected disruption, we estimate the loss to the GDP in today and tomorrow's Bandh to be in the region of Rs 25,000-Rs 26,000 crore -- near 50 per cent of the economic activity," said Assocham Economic analysts team.
Stating that the financial capital of Mumbai was hit badly, it said the apprehension was based on the damaging effect of the strike on industrial activity and the service sector like banking and finance.
Assocham said in most industrial states and enclaves attendance was poor, leading to curtailing of productions shifts. With city transport being affected adversely, the footfalls in retail trading markets also considerably declined, even though some of them remained opened.
Expressing concern over incidents of violence and torching of public and private property, the chamber appealed to union leaders to prevail upon their rank and file and ensure that ugly incidents did not take place.
"Such incidents completely shake confidence of the industry and the market for which security and peace is of paramount importance."
Besides, retail customers chose to stay indoors leading to considerable fall in the trading business, the lifeline of the country's economy, chamber President Rajkumar Dhoot said.
"The economy, at this point of time is battling local and global slowdown, cannot afford disruption. The strike would dent the market confidence as well," he said.
Assocham reports from different parts of the country suggested that the banking sector was the worst hit followed by local transport. The small and big retail trade recorded less footfalls.
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"Take Five: Amazing MOMS" is open to women who are breast-feeding, as well as women who are pregnant and want to learn about the benefits of breast-feeding.
The group meets 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. the first Wednesday of each month in the hospital's first floor coffee shop near the Emergency Department entrance.
The group is facilitated by Lactation Consultant Annie Havner, R.N., IBCLC.
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The group is open to all women who are interested, including individuals who did not deliver at Lake Regional.
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Full disclosure, dear readers—I'm not a TV viewer. I chucked the set years ago and mainly watch things on computers.
But then, television hasn't changed much in decades, so I feel I'm still qualified to opine on the boob tube's future. And two weeks ago, I was fortunate enough to glimpse a possible part of that future at the Santa Clara, Calif., headquarters of Intel INTC 1.1380215932302304% Intel Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD34.66 0.39 1.1380215932302304% /Date(1469221200353-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 32457972 AFTER HOURS USD34.64 -0.019999999999996 -0.05770340450086555% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 575681 P/E Ratio 16.743961352657006 Market Cap 163664519279.48 Dividend Yield 3.000577034045009% Rev. per Employee 527624 More quote details and news » (ticker: INTC), where I saw a TV service that is novel, elegant, and highly desirable, even to a television Luddite like me. The service faces a number of hurdles, including potential obstruction by the cable and telephone industries, but what I witnessed could take Intel in a thrilling new direction.
Sometime this year, the chip giant will offer a set-top box at retail, with a subscription service that brings you live television over your broadband Internet connection.
It is, in industry argot, an "over the top" video connection, requiring no actual TV package from the four major "multiple system operators," or MSOs, as they're called— Comcast CMCSA 0.6565204416592062% Comcast Corp. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq USD67.46 0.44 0.6565204416592062% /Date(1469221200461-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 7571210 AFTER HOURS USD67.46 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 117679 P/E Ratio 20.44242424242424 Market Cap 163738596194.243 Dividend Yield 1.630595908686629% Rev. per Employee 493118 More quote details and news » (CMCSA), Cablevision (CVC), Time Warner Cable (TWC), and Charter Communications CHTR 1.243346640053227% Charter Communications Inc. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq USD243.47 2.99 1.243346640053227% /Date(1469221200266-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1644008 AFTER HOURS USD243.47 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4860 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 64875750026.2 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 416891 More quote details and news » (CHTR)—or from Verizon Communications VZ 1.3184034675817229% Verizon Communications Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD56.1 0.73 1.3184034675817229% /Date(1469221348818-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 10816005 AFTER HOURS USD56.05 -0.0500000000000043 -0.08912655971479501% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 157189 P/E Ratio 12.72108843537415 Market Cap 228663593780.518 Dividend Yield 4.028520499108734% Rev. per Employee 741739 More quote details and news » (VZ) and AT&T T 1.38758231420508% AT&T Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD43.11 0.59 1.38758231420508% /Date(1469221234349-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 30446854 AFTER HOURS USD43.005 -0.104999999999997 -0.24356297842727906% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 277471 P/E Ratio 18.622030237580994 Market Cap 265385163757.324 Dividend Yield 4.453723034098817% Rev. per Employee 577456 More quote details and news » (T).
WITHOUT GIVING TOO MUCH AWAY, the user interface seemed to hover beautifully above the currently playing show. An elegant simple menu made it easy to switch between channels or to pick and rent a recent film. It was light years from the cumbersome garbage that takes up most of the screen when using a standard cable-channel picker.
There was a wide array of popular channels to choose from that would be familiar to any couch potato, though the final lineup is still being formulated. Equally important, when you hit the button on the remote, the TV seemed to jump to the next channel faster than is typical on cable. There also is a time-shifting aspect that goes beyond DVR, allowing you to go back through recent episodes.
One wonders: Why hasn't TV always been this way?
Others who've viewed the project are enthusiastic, too. "The No. 1 thing I noticed was speed," says Patrick Moorhead of Moor Insights & Strategy. Intel's horsepower in the set-top is partially responsible for this, but multiple data centers that Intel is building to serve video also were a factor. "A lot of the value comes from what they've done on the back end," says Moorhead. "They have the highest-performance Intel servers and video-encoding technology." And he notes, "This is live television," unlike other over-the-top offerings, like those from the TV network consortium Hulu, Apple's AAPL -0.7744141607160817% Apple Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD98.66 -0.77 -0.7744141607160817% /Date(1469221200063-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 28270202 AFTER HOURS USD98.38 -0.280000000000001 -0.28380295965943647% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 43467 P/E Ratio 10.974416017797553 Market Cap 540402751289.397 Dividend Yield 2.3109669572268396% Rev. per Employee 2050050 More quote details and news » (AAPL) AppleTV, Netflix NFLX -0.11629259216187929% Netflix Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD85.89 -0.1 -0.11629259216187929% /Date(1469221200385-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 11208382 AFTER HOURS USD85.94 0.0499999999999972 0.05821399464431249% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 155535 P/E Ratio 268.40625 Market Cap 36823190512.558 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 2060710 More quote details and news » (NFLX), or closely held Roku, which merely provide on-demand content from a back catalog. "It's something I've never experienced before" in an Internet offering, Moorhead adds.
No less thrilling is the fact that Intel, which makes $53 billion in yearly revenue from selling chips, and spends billions to make them, is becoming both a hardware and software vendor.
The project is the effort of Erik Huggers and his staff of 350 people. Huggers, 40, won praise for developing the iPlayer for the BBC, a piece of video software that allows one to follow the channel's TV and radio broadcasts. He came to Intel two years ago to advance efforts to sell chips to set-top makers. He made a bold move in telling his boss that the $4.5 billion TV-chip market wasn't desirable. "The market was split up between 20 or more silicon providers, and it was a race to the bottom on prices," says Huggers. "I said, 'I don't know how we ever turn that into a profitable market.' " Instead, he pleaded, "Release me to go after the $500 billion television market in a very different way." He got his wish.
If Huggers has a hit, Intel will get not just set-top revenue, but also an annual payment stream from subscriptions, after splitting fees with content providers. It's also a smart way for the chip giant to diversify.
Numerous unknowns remain. Intel isn't disclosing the price of the box or the service. The box itself will inspire an iPhone-like techno lust, Huggers assures me, though I didn't see the final hardware. But will people be willing to pay Intel on top of paying for broadband and for Netflix, Hulu, etc.? Huggers contends that Intel's service will "surprise and delight" viewers with a constant stream of new features, making it more and more valuable to them.
More prickly is the art of the deal. In his bunker at Intel, Huggers has on his desk a bowl of genuine shark teeth. They are a reminder that in closing deals with content providers—HBO, AMC, ABC, CBS (CBS), etc.—the fight for content rights can be brutal. And Intel's service must have the right channels or it just won't fly.
Huggers won't say how many partners he has signed, but, he maintains, "We see incredibly serious engagement on the part of every programmer we talk with. I feel very good about our ability to get the right terms to move forward."
But content providers are hardly the most difficult obstacle. Time Warner and Comcast both have over-the-top offerings, in the form of tablet and smartphone apps that let you watch video away from the TV set. Neither wants to lose the value running over their coaxial lines.
In a recent report, media analyst Rich Greenfield of BTIG Research wrote that some cable operators have gotten content holders to agree to what would appear to be "anticompetitive" contracts that prevent them from licensing to "classes" of distributors such as Intel.
GREENFIELD THINKS THERE ARE WAYS in which all parties can be satisfied. "If you are a content provider, why would you not want more avenues to distribution?" he asks, while noting that, for the cable operators, "selling broadband at $100 a month can be a lot more compelling, versus $50 for pay TV, especially at the very high margins of broadband versus video" if a partnership can be struck.
Huggers maintains there are "all kinds of opportunities" for incumbent broadband providers to partner with Intel.
If push comes to shove, there is precedent for the U.S. government to encourage video on new platforms. In 1992, Congress compelled the cable operators to sell affiliated programming to the new broadcast-satellite companies, notes Blair Levin, a fellow with the Aspen Institute. Says Levin: "If, in a year's time, things are going just fine" for Intel, "it diminishes the argument for government intervention" to open up the field of video distribution. "If not, well, it probably strengthens that argument."
I certainly hope that it works out for Intel; as a potential subscriber, I'm ready for it. Sometimes, even TV Luddites like to watch The Big Bang Theory.
Tiernan Ray can be reached at email@example.com, blogs.barrons.com/techtraderdaily or www.twitter.com/barronstechblog


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Skip to comments.Dick Cheney: Rand Paul is wrong on government surveillance
Posted on 07/19/2013 11:10:19 PM PDT by WilliamIII
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I never could understand why some conservatives continue to defend and admire Bush and Cheney. We got TARP and the Patriot Act under their watch (the former isn't so suprising, since Cheney came right out and said that "deficits don't matter").
All I can think of is that it's a knee-jerk reaction: liberals hate Bush and Cheney (not sure why, Bush governed like a Scoop Jackson Democrat), therefore Bush and Cheney must be good. More or less the same reason why many on the right defended Nixon, who was basically a fiscal liberal and an across the board advocate of big government.
There is not one full blown lib that has anything to crow about doing/saying during my lifetime regarding US security. I have not forgotten the years of Clintonism and how security conscience they were not during their reign of terror.
Conservatives are all about individual responsibility, whereas some republicans form gangs.
You know. I would have agreed with you at one point. The past 10 years have moved me from "go with Cheney" to "go with Paul" at this point. Anything that government creates will be used for the wrong purposes, period.
No, I want them to try martial law sooner rather than later, because they're going to do it eventually anyway.
The alternative is to let them continue to acquire power - which they're very good at, and are going full-steam-ahead with as we type - with no one in power trying or effective enough to stop them, such that when they try it later, on their time table, employing their scenario, we will already have been adequately readied for the slaughter, incarceration or slavery.
You're telling me you don't see this freight train coming at you by now??
Another viewpoint: Suppose there's a nuke set off in the US. Who can we trust - the government or the media - to tell us the truth about who the perps were? The Feds have already systematically facilitated enormous governmental infiltration and influence by the Communists, the Saudis, the Muslim Brotherhood and the Cartels. No matter who they say exploded the nuke, no matter which one of these groups they blame and say they have evidence confirming, we would be foolish to believe it. We will know, by now, that they are all in bed with each other. Except for some propaganda for the sheeple, we would have no assurance that our enemies are indeed now our enemies, and will be vanquished in retaliation. A nuke would confirm to me, res ipsa loquitur, that the Feds were behind it - no matter who pulled the trigger - and that the attack was merely a crisis to impose martial law. And your mind wouldn't go there, and you'd be wrong.
"with . . . the last furnished room emptied down to the last piece of mental furniture, a yellow paper rose twisted on a wire hanger in the closet, and even that imaginary, nothing but a hopeful little bit of hallucination -—
"Ah Carl, while you are not safe I am not safe, and now you're really in the animal soup of time -— "
One of the things I have discovered reading all the comments regarding my response on supporting Cheney ... if I don't agree with those that support Rand Paul, I'm a liberal. LOL! Got the same response when I refused to support Romney in the last election.
Lessons learned over the years: If I disagree with a black person, I'm a racists, if I disagree with someone on FR, I'm a liberal. Some days no matter what you think, say or do, you can't win. However, I will continue to speak my mind and, by the way, I'm neither a racists nor a liberal.
And believe me, I have been here long enough not to put too much stock in what those who disagree with me think. Half the fun is reading what folks have to say when I make a comment that goes against the consensus of a thread.
These laws that threaten our Constitutional rights; that are based upon 9-11 and terrorism and the need for the forever war on terror and citizen surveillance; such as the Patriot Act and all of its subsequent amendments; should automatically sunset/expire and become null and void within 2 years, unless they are re-upped for 2 more years by 60% of Congress.
They need to die unless overwhelmingly approved politically be a Congress that needs to face reelection.
What should worry us the most is a major false flag attack that the MSM will purposely hype and propagandize (they have lots of practice), and our leaders (D/R) will use to claim (just as did Hitler with the Reichstag fire) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_flag that Patriot Act 4 and martial law must be imposed, and we must relinquish our freedoms, rights and firearms, but just to keep us safe and to keep order.
There are 7,000,000,000 people on this planet and our government has reason to spy on 6,700,000,000 of them. Why then is Obama spying on the 300,000,000 of us and not them?
Between freedom from Govt surveillance and Dick Cheney, I choose freedom.
Because if we destroy our open society and sacrifice our Freedom in exchange for a little temporary safety, all in the name of fighting Terror, then the Terrorists have already won!
Remember when a few of our perceptive statesmen were saying that after 9/11? It seems as if that principle has been totally cast aside at this point. Suddenly, totalitarianism seems completely reasonable to our leaders.
Now, it's as if our leaders are saying "As long as we can claim to keep the People relatively safe from Terror, then it's OK to have a totalitarian Police State. The First, Second, Fourth, Fifth, Ninth, and Tenth Amendments are outdated vestiges of a simpler time."
It shall not stand.
.......love Cheney generally speaking but, NO, Dick you are wrong! Give me a choice of running the risk of getting nuked or "the government" having all this information about 300 million Americans I think I would prefer risking becoming charcoal instantaneously. I don't think "a nuke" is the issue either. I think the issue is people like Jarrett, Axelrod, Pelosi, Obama, Reid and Biden using NSA data to BLACKMAIL a supreme court member (like Roberts) or key congressmen/women. That's the issue, to me.
I'm to the point given recent history, added to long term history, where I don't believe ANYTHING the government says about ANYTHING EVER! About the only person I believe in the U.S. Government is Ted Cruz and I worry about him gradually being bought off.
Last year if you said Cheney was a jerk because of the Patriot Act you would of been called a troll, a DUmmy, or whatever else.
Now if you call Cheney a jerk because of the Patriot Act your a patriot.
Actually the term is 'needle in a haystack' not 'hayfield'. Searching the hayfield would be pretty discouraging if the the hay has any growth. Right after cutting, then you just get out the metal detector. With the haystack, just burn it (if you don't like the hay!); the needle might be worthless, but you'll find it in the ashes.
Islam is not a religion; it is a political system hell-bent on destroying human civilization, and replacing it all with a stone-age barbaric tyranny. Their stated goal is to establish sharia law everywhere on earth, including the USA. We, as humans, are not obligated to tolerate or accept any group of people whose stated goal is to sublimate American citizens under some foreign barbaric system.
Many European countries have banned the display of NAZI flags and symbols. Many muslim countries have banned the practice of Christianity. Neither of those is a threat tho those nations' survival, yet the bans exist. Islam is a threat to all humans and nations. Nations must do what is the interest of their national survival, or they will perish.
You may be tolerant of having your head chopped off, but you will likely find yourself in a minority.
On one hand, perhaps the reaction to your support of Cheney on this issue - equating you to a lib isn't very rational. On the other hand - do you think that the NSA (and other fascist elements of the FdGov), is in any way benevolent, or motivated by national security as envisioned by the constitution?
My post (link below) speaks somewhat to my knowledge and experience:
post #112: Dick Cheney: Rand Paul is wrong on government surveillance
Replace the word "hay" with "liberty" and that sums up our current state.
That is the laugh I still feel, no one ask me why? Now I have had my fun and solicited the responses I expected.
I am as conservative as they come. I come from a long line of military folks, spent years in the Navy myself. I just happen to casually remark that I would rather support Cheney than Rand Paul and all hell breaks loose.
And the comments still keep coming ... got to be a best for something said as a causal aside.
The approach of Bush and Obama to terrorism is not much different than the approach of Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, Ford and Carter to Communism.
Its "containment" that ultimately allows the cancer to spread.
I sure as hell remember it. It was hard to believe.
Islam is not a religion. It's a political cult that brooks no opposition. Like the other tyrannical cult, Communism.
But on that day I thought there would be a silver lining: at least now the barbarians would be evicted, the fences and defenses would be fortified, and what had come to pass would be the catalyst for taking us back to where we used to be.
But no. Mr. Bush opened the Mexican border the next day, capitulated to Islam as a whole, and took it out on us by cursing us with an internal police state that we are only now seeing the full scope of.
Sorry Dickie. You had a chance, but you screwed the pooch.
"On the other hand - do you think that the NSA (and other fascist elements of the FdGov), is in any way benevolent, or motivated by national security as envisioned by the constitution?"In retrospect, I should have asked...
By saying:
"Between Rand Paul and Dick Cheney, I think I will go with Cheney."... since the topic of the article is on NSA surveillance of every American
... do you agree with Cheney that the FedGov needs to collect every Call Detail Record (CDR) on earth (so called "medadata", which is actually where knowledge is derived):
"What information [was collected]? asked Cheney. And the answer is phone numbers and who contacted who. But we dont have any names associated with it. Its just a big bag of numbers thats been collected."Cheney proclaimed a bald-faced lie, but I'm sure you will concur that this is a serious issue that abridges more than the spirit of our constitution.
See my post #112
Sorry, Islam may be a totally screwed up religion, but its a religion. In the United States, you cannot ban a religion (or a political party). And if you did ban Islam, you know what the libs would be pushing next? To ban Christianity. Be careful what you wish for.
Your contempt for the Constitution is evident. I'm sure you'd be quite comfortable in the Democrat party.
"There are 7,000,000,000 people on this planet and our government has reason to spy on 6,700,000,000 of them. Why then is Obama spying on the 300,000,000 of us and not them?"
You're wrong they are spying on EVERYBODY on this planet.
My point is that they should be spying on everyone else; not the American people. This is a point that Cheney and others miss. In fact, that was probably the Bush administration's intent when the program started. It's since been perverted by Obama into something sinister.
Bush and Cheney were,and are, not pro-Constitution and pro-America.Just another couple of NWO CEOs.
I'll support Rand Paul on this one,and a number of other issues.
Like many Freepers I liked Cheney's unapologetic style, and Rumsfeld's and Bush's. Let's be clear here though. Bad-ass in-your-face attitude when everyone else is turning tail and running is refreshing, but it is NOT CONSERVATISM. Cheney, Bush, Rumsfeld and the rest of them are somewhere between Moderate Republicans and neocons. I can tolerate them for a time especially when they are playing a useful role in the midst of international conflict, but let's cut the hero worship crap. Now that the discussion is about an out-of-control Marxist attempting to create an all-powerful, all-knowing State versus privacy and civil liberties, it's time for those guys to shut up. Until this country is back to normal and the derailed Bill of Rights is put back on its tracks, I want to hear from Rand Paul and others like him.
If Dick Cheney were right more resources would have been dedicated to the Boston Bombers... and the FBI wouldn't have had to release pictures of two men that were easy to find and already on their radar.
Mr. Bush opened the Mexican border the next day, capitulated to Islam as a whole, and took it out on us by cursing us with an internal police state that we are only now seeing the full scope of.
The Bush/Cheney administration's tough talk on "national security" was mostly that - talk. The Patriot Act unleashed government surveillance on law-abiding American citizens while Bush's Saudi pals and the special interests that operate on cheap immigrant labor were coddled and protected.
Your contempt for the Constitution is evident. Im sure youd be quite comfortable in the Democrat party.
You're real quick to stoop to name-calling without knowing anything about a person or the topic being discussed. That's Alinskyite behavior.
Any religious practice that violates the rights of other people, or involves criminal acts, is already banned by laws of various sorts. Just about everything the muslim sub-humans do that defines their so-called religion is already a crime of some sort.
The "Free Exercise" clause of the First Amendment does not give any religion or person the right to violate the rights of other people, nor to violate existing laws, nor to corrupt our legislative or judicial processes.
IANAL, but I'd guess the people and the states could easily show a "compelling interest" in the discussions of banning the muslim practices of beheading those with whom they disagree, or stoning women for getting raped, or killing those who leave islam for some other religion, or just plain old every-day-muslims-blowing-up-stuff-and-killing-people-just-because.
Here's a wiki summary of the Free Exercise Clause for you to read while you're thinking up your next round of name-calling.
Here's another fer-instance for you:
If a so-called Christian preacher wanted to handle rattlesnakes as part of his show, that would be his right. If he were to get bitten and die from the practice, that would be his choice, and I'd be just as happy as everyone else to wish him well in the afterlife.
Now, if this same idiot preacher were to toss rattlesnakes upon unwilling recipients, and some of them were to get bitten and die, then that would be murder, and I'd be just happy to see that idiot preacher properly tried and hanged for that/those crimes.
Additionally, should a growing epidemic of such idiot preachers start spreading across the land, similarly tossing the rattlesnakes upon unwilling recipients, then the people and the states would have a compelling interest in banning such practices, and sentencing the practitioners to confinement or exile some great and safe distance from functioning humans.
Listen to what Reagan said about the evil empire http://youtu.be/M0NXs_uWPgg . These words match the entire western world today because we're drifting into a evil empire.
uhh... hate to break it to you, but beheading, stoning and "blowing up stuff" are already illegal (i.e. banned)
Lets change a few words....
If a person owned a gun for target shooting and hunting, that would be his right. If he were to accidentally shoot himself, that would be his choice, and I'd be just as happy as everyone else to wish him well in the afterlife.
Now, if some idiot gun owner were to start shooting and killing other people, I'd be happy to see that idiot gun owner properly tried and hanged for that/those crimes.
Additionally, should a growing epidemic of such idiot gun owners start spreading across the land, similarly shooting at other people, then the people and the states would have a compelling interest in banning such practices, and sentencing the practitioners (gun owners) to confinement or exile some great and safe distance from functioning humans.
So... you still good with this line of thought?
This cuts both ways. Sure, there are some over the top Tea Party types who demand ideological purity. But you also get that faction who start screeching "liberal Democrat" or "go back to Huffington Post" when George W. Bush or members of his administration are criticized, even when that criticism comes clearly from a right-wing perspective.
" But no. Mr. Bush opened the Mexican border the next day, capitulated to Islam as a whole, and took it out on us by cursing us with an internal police state that we are only now seeing the full scope of.
Sorry Dickie. You had a chance, but you screwed the pooch. "
Rush today made it obvious he thinks she's the cat's meow.
I think it's overloaded and down now, but you can set them off where you'd like on that and see from the ground what it would look like. Even a small 10kt would be unbelievable, the country would be virtually destroyed.
I'd rather have more security but it needs to be very targeted. Throw all the illegals out and seal the borders. Throw all islamics out, citizens or not. Forever.
Then we could relax the security quite a bit.
I'd rather just ban all religions if it meant we'd be done with islam for once and all. People can get into other activities frankly. Have social clubs and stuff.
I just don't understand why religion actually matters to so many people. At least with political parties there's a real element on Earth right now (usually) for what they say or do.
If you are SO scared of Islam that you'd ban all religions just get rid of it, then they have won. Thats like amputating your arm because you're afraid of getting a hangnail.
No, it's like amputating it after gangrene is up to the shoulder.
So you think Islam in the US is currently like "gangrene to the shoulder?" They are a minor problem. At best. And certainly not a problem worth throwing away the first amendment to the Constitution.
Relax. Have a beer. Its not that bad.
Not so much in the US, but the global threat is bad enough. I'd rather get rid of them globally, but the least we can do at this point is stop it from spreading internally.
Indeed, and it perpetuated the expansion of the military industrial complex needed to carry on the endless war against the religion of peace. Our sovereignty and freedom now challenged by the very apparatus created to put up a false sense of security.
There was and still is, a simple solution to this— if the parties can separate themselves from the arabic/muslim money invested in them, to influence legislation and our government. The solution is the one Machiavelli, or Sun-Tzu would approve of. We must return to the founding principles of this country, and the rule of law— not lobby and not foreign entanglements (thank you George Washington) which do not come under our secure control.
Cheney and many other technocrats(of any political persuasion) have made millions from this ruse— and we are NOT more secure with the notion of "forget the needle, gather up the haystack" intel. He is wrong, and in a different way so is Rand Paul. We should take our lessons from Israelis, and human intel, not a new liberal gestapo, run by the people who live in gated communities and think each other to be "OK" because they are in the same club. This is what has bastardized the UK and will destroy us. Freedom first, borders, language and the culture of moral belief essential to our Constitution. We got here starting with the Bushes, through the Clintons, another Bush and now this apostate thing. And the complex Eisenhower warned us about has metastasized into a nightmare they cannot and will not put in abeyance.
I'd heard.
Rush's compass in discerning "conservative" vs. Republican has always been broken. Frankly, neither he or his judgement can be trusted.
I agree.
Well stated.
Moreover, we don't need 0bama supported in any respect by Bush and Cheney, and yet isn't that just what they've done? Anti-Constitution, Big Guv Statists one and all.
So... you still good with this line of thought?
For your rewording of my statement to be logically consistent with the example I presented, you would have to insert [(gun owners who are shooting and killing other people)]; also assuming that the shootings are not legally justified.
Gun owners, so far as I know, do not have a stated intent to abolish the US Constitution. Muslims, on the other hand, do have that stated intent. Muslims also have a stated intent to replace our Constitution and our system of laws and justice with sharia law.
Muslims also have a stated intent of using our Constitution and our system of laws against us, to undermine and overthrow our system.
Apparently you are in favor of this muslim agenda, as you are most certainly defending it, and you are using their same methods to do so.
What the hell is wrong with you??
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Ugly. ThatŌĆÖs the only word that really comes to mind when it comes to describing this game. In what was supposed to be a great test for a rising Islander team, the result came as a huge F.
The news came around 6 that Nabokov and Staios werenŌĆÖt going to play in the game, due to the flu, and that Montoya would be starting and Wishart would be making his season debut. It wasnŌĆÖt the best turn of events against an almost unbeatable St. Louis Blues team at home, but there was still hope. The hope seemed to climb almost right away, less than a minute into the first two blocked shots left the puck right on NielsenŌĆÖs stick who beat Elliot stick side and right away made the game 1-0. Two lucky bounces, an early lead against the Blues at home, and the hope rose, only to drop at a deadly rate.
Five minutes before the end of the first the Blues started to take control. Vladimir Sobotka came from behind the net into the wing, and, Islander defenseman, Mark Eaton decided to go to him instead of rightfully marking his own man Jason Arnott who was positioned in front of the net. Sobotka threw it in front, Arnott slapped it down and being left all alone was more than able to position it as he wished and roof it to tie the game.
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It has been an adjustment for the 22-year NHL pro, but heŌĆÖs found a new respect for what the coaches do.
ŌĆ£I have a newfound respect for coaches,ŌĆØ Weight said following the Met-RX Skate with the Greats. ŌĆ£So much goes [into] learning that part of the game as far as the education of coaching and having 24 guys come through your room. Some are hot; some are cold, and adjustments in games. ItŌĆÖs been a lot of funŌĆ" and the amount of work they do is incredible.ŌĆØ
While the former Islanders captain may be behind the bench now, he still exudes the passion he had on the ice as a player. Weight has become well known for speaking his mind to the officials, with the most well documented one coming during a game against the Maple Leafs.
ŌĆ£Yeah, he's an intense guy,ŌĆØ John Tavares told Yahoo! Sports Puck Daddy blog. ŌĆ£Even at his age, the fire he has and his desire to win and his passion for the game, he gets involved. I don't think he means any disrespect, I think it's just who he is, the competitor he is. I think it's hard for him not to be out there on the ice to make a difference and sometimes it probably comes out of him a little bit too much than he would like, but he cares.ŌĆØ
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ŌĆ£IŌĆÖve been missing [playing] since the day I retired,ŌĆØ Weight said. ŌĆ£It doesnŌĆÖt make it any easier, watching games like today. Before this we play Florida and we lose. Every game IŌĆÖm behind the bench itŌĆÖs a wonderful experience, I love it, but youŌĆÖll never have those days back. ThatŌĆÖs why they call them memories and IŌĆÖll have them forever. Life is full of chapters, so IŌĆÖm excited to be a part of this one and hopefully IŌĆÖll be on Long Island with the Islanders for a long, long time.ŌĆØ
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UNIONDALE, NY (February 13, 2012) ŌĆō The New York Islanders announced today that defenseman Ty Wishart has been recalled from loan from the Bridgeport Sound Tigers of the American Hockey League (AHL). The club also returned forward Rhett Rakhshani on loan to the Sound Tigers.
Wishart, 23, has four goals and 11 assists in 48 games this season with the Sound Tigers. Acquired by the Islanders in a trade with the Tampa Bay Lightning on Jan. 1, 2011, Wishart appeared in 20 National Hockey League (NHL) games last season, scoring one goal with four assists and a plus-5 rating.
The San Jose Sharks selected Wishart in the first round, 16th overall, of the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. In five professional seasons, the Belleville, ON, native has appeared in 193 AHL games with the Worcester Sharks, Norfolk Admirals and the Sound Tigers.
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For Boomer, it was extra special because his son Gunner, who has battled cystic fibrosis, joined him on the ice.
ŌĆ£Anytime that Gunner and I can be on the ice together itŌĆÖs a dream come true for me,ŌĆØ Boomer said with a smile. ŌĆ£Given what heŌĆÖs fighting and everything and heŌĆÖs out there sweating and itŌĆÖs great. As long as heŌĆÖs happy IŌĆÖm happy.ŌĆØ
As for the game, anyone who stuck around was treated to a fun game with smiles all around and some friendly chirping. Interestingly enough it was Boomer and former Islander captain Doug Weight who mixed it up the most out there. At one point Boomer actually threw WeightŌĆÖs stick into the stands.
ŌĆ£He was trying to cheat,ŌĆØ Boomer said with a grin. ŌĆ£I just gotta make sure he knows thereŌĆÖs a guy out there whoŌĆÖs got a presence. I know heŌĆÖs got a bad back and some concussion problems so I figured IŌĆÖd take that to him and play to his weakness. Which is my strength just throwing the body around. ThatŌĆÖs what I do, IŌĆÖm a grinder.ŌĆØ
In talking to Weight after the game he conceded Boomer hit him three or four times, but enjoyed having him out there for the game.
ŌĆ£HeŌĆÖs a good guy,ŌĆØ Weight said. ŌĆ£Lives on the island and does a great job at what he does. ItŌĆÖs a lot of fun and we loved having him out here. They got a great family, so itŌĆÖs always a pleasure to see Boom.ŌĆØno comments


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Deeply appreciate that and we'll keep working to bring ya'll the nicest products we can create!One of the best brands I've seen on the thread. Dope logo, love the black and white tees with the gold logo on them. The only design I'm not a fan of is the Apollo with the helmet one. Keep up the good work man and can't wait to see more of y'all's stuff!What are your honest thoughts on these? I'll post a new design concept later, just want to know what everyone's opinions are.
Thanks for your honest opinion, I appreciate it. I'm trying to focus on creating a diverse design platform rather than having a niche or defined style for the brand. I think it will take some time and a few more collections before that will show through. Anyways thanks again for the feedback!Honestly, I'm not the biggest fan of the designs on the shirts. They just don't do anything for me personally, but maybe others will like them. I definitely think you've got one of the best names in the industry and that alone means you have a lot of potential.Some designs from our debut/Spring Collection:
We're a Vancouver based streetwear brand. The rest of the collection can be found at http://www.becomeinvisible.ca/
Any feedback is appreciated. I'm pretty new to Hypebeast forums, but seeing a lot of good stuff here!