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but she was a teenager, kind of a celebrity to us. she travelled with friends of her age all older and much more exciting than any of us. aunt agnes was smart in school, won a scholarship. taking the subway and bus up to posh hill. gave a scholarship to another girl who needed it. she decided to join the convent to become a sister of st. joseph like her older sister eleanor. when she told her mother the decision, her mother said wait until your father hears this. when she told grandpa, he said do what will make you happy, and she did. here they are, the two of them, aunt eleanor and aunt agnes in their old habits, mom's younger sisters. i was looking through the e-mails and here is a typical one from october. it was just after the first presidential debate when i went ballistic over obama's weak performance. quote, on saturday i attended a meeting of over 500 sisters.
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as usual, during break time, many sisters i didn't know told me how much they appreciated "hardball." all the talk then was about the president's debate and my shall we say dramatic reaction to that presidential performance. well, quote, your viewers love your enthusiasm. so whatever show parodied your presentation missed the positive message. aunt agnes was there talking about how "saturday night live" had lampooned me afterwards. here she is again. as usual, you were a good sport about it. and god bless you for your concern for the poor, the weak, and the elderly. well, that's my aunt agnes, who has gone to heaven. good evening, americans, and welcome to "the ed show" from new york. well, once again, it's our friends the republicans. they are one step closer to destroying an american institution. tonight i'm going to tell you the real story behind the post office and how we can save it. this is "the ed show." let's get to work. >> mail delivery will occur
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monday through friday. we will not deliver nor collect mail on saturday. >> saturday mail service is over. the united states post office is on life support, and no one is telling the full story. tonight inside the republican plan to crush an american institution. the republican point man on immigration reform will give the response to the president's state of the union address. los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa joins me on marco rubio's big shot. the controversy over the targeted killing of american citizens is heating up in congress. democrats are stepping up to challenge the president and we'll join the debate. plus, karl rove launches an assault on ashley judd to protect his pal mitch mcconnell. >> her own grandmother says she is a hollywood liberal. >> we'll tell you why old turd blossom is so desperate.
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fox news will always have a steve doocy. >> face-lift perhaps? >> good to have you with us, folks. thanks for watching. this opening story tonight, i'm telling you, i'm going to try to maintain my poise here. this should be a day of celebration for conservatives as they continue to chip away at the backbone of america. >> we're announcing that we are moving forward with a change to our national delivery schedule. the postal service delivery schedule will consist of six days of package delivery and five days of mail delivery. >> this story is everything i don't like about republicans. the slow death of the united states post office. folks, its under way. and americans just seem to sit back and well, let's accept it. that's the way it is. this once proud american institution will no longer deliver first class mail on saturday starting this summer. aren't we proud? moving forward now. and i hate to be the one to tell you, folks, but this is only the beginning. and i told you that this was
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going to happen. you see, the republicans have this real tricky strategy. the laws they passed don't hurt you right away, but they hit you hard down the road. and this is a classic example. most americans don't seem to notice what is going on here.
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went in some direction to do just that. you mentioned darrell issa. on our committee, darrell issa prevented every single democratic amendment that was designed to try to address the issues you correctly raised. >> sure. >> in the 2006 legislation. what is so monstrous about this, ed, and you got it is they created this crisis in that lame duck legislation of the republican congress in 2006, and now they say, well, there is a crisis we created, and there is no choice but these horrible decisions that will further kill a viable and vibrant postal
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service. >> and audrey, if congress doesn't reverse this, there could be a day when it could be two or three days a week delivery, and then no delivery. i mean that's where this is going. the republicans are trying to starve the united states postal service. or is that a bridge too far? what do you think? >> oh, no, most certainly i agree with you. you know, this should be the time when the postal service should be expanding their business to reach out to the middle class and to small businesses to make their business succeed. you know, this standard of service is an american tradition that so many american families especially our rural communities rely on. >> it is in the constitution. there is no doubt about that. >> and also it is in the constitution, correct. correct. >> congressman gerald connolly and audrey humes, i appreciate you're time tonight. we're going to hear more on this. i'll be down in washington on the state of the union address. i'll talk to some folks about it. who knows where it's going to go. they need to change this law.
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share your thoughts with us on twitter and facebook. we always want to though what you think. marco rubio, senator from florida, has been tapped to give the state of the union's response as conservatives are desperately trying to create a permanent underclass of 11 million potential new americans. the mayor of los angeles joins us tonight. stay with us.
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coming up, liberals have serious questions about the obama administration's legal justification for targeting killing of americans. the white house has responded tonight. our big panel tackles the issue, and we'll have the latest. karl rove is running cover for mitch mcconnell by going after ashley judd in a new commercial? tonight we have ashley judd's response to turd blossom. and a brand-new to tack on to hillary clinton from our friends across the street. it will make your jaw drop, friend. you can listen to my radio on sirius xm radio monday through friday from noon to 3:00 p.m. slayer your thoughts on facebook and on twitter. we are coming right back.
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welcome back to "the ed show." thanks for staying with us tonight. marco rubio has been picked by republicans to deliver the republican response to the president's state of the union address next tuesday. for rubio, being selected to give the speech is the only endorsement he has gotten from the republican friends lately. you can say senator rubio is the unofficial immigration czar for the republican party. as we've told you, rubio joined some of the nation's most powerful senators last week to outline an immigration reform plan. senator rubio is making the media rounds. he even did this interview at a bar in washington, d.c. last night.
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he sipped water instead of beer, and lowered expectations for reform. >> i know there is a lot of optimism about the announcement last week of some principles. but i think reality has begun to set in as to how difficult it's going to be to accomplish, not just in the house, but potentially in the senate. >> rubio could be wrong about the senate. his fellow republicans in the house could make reform a lot more difficult. remember, rubio helped present the reform plan last week. it's not even a bill. it's just an outline. but house majority leader eric cantor and john boehner refused to endorse the plan, even when they were asked directly about it. >> i want to do everything i can to foster this continuing conversation in a bipartisan fashion to deal with what is a very difficult issue in our country. but, you know, it's certainly worthy of conversation. >> really? it's nice to hear john boehner call immigration reform worthy of consideration. maybe boehner and cantor don't want to pick sides in the debate over citizenship.
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but exit polling showed it was a key issue for voters. the latino vote helped president obama win reelection. and today a poll shows 55% of americans support legislation that creates some kind of path to citizenship. americans are ready for reform. it looks like republicans led by marco rubio are still playing games. joining me tonight los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa. he is with us this evening on "the ed show." mayor, great to have you with us. i appreciate your time. >> great to be with you, ed. >> is marco rubio is a good leader for the republicans on immigration reform, in your opinion? >> well, let me say that i'm heartened that over time he's said that he agrees that we need a comprehensive approach to immigration reform and not just a piecemeal approach. i'm also heartened that they haven't -- that speaker boehner and mr. cantor haven't rejected it out of hand. i'm not surprised by that i do
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believe there is momentum in the senate, and i think there will be support in the house to move comprehensive immigration reform ahead. i have said, and many of us believe that it has to include a pathway for citizenship for the 11 million undocumented, not just for the dreamers, that it has to be earned, of course. you have to get at the end of the line and have a criminal background check, learn english, pay back your tax. but it can't be unattainable. it can't be so long that it's unattainable. >> well, mayor, senator rubio is proposing a path that i actually think creates a new class system of workers in this country. rubio's plan would let businesses hire lower skilled undocumented workers if americans can't fill the job openings. that's very conditional in my opinion. it's a loophole in the immigration law. it means lower skilled immigrants get a different kind of status.
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do you agree this plan? is this the correct path to take? >> well, as i said, i believe that there needs to be a path to earn legalization, to earn citizenship for the 11 million people who are here. >> regardless of their skills, correct? >> right. we don't want to divide the parents from the kids. we don't want to deport the parents and leave the kids here. remember, those 11 million undocumented have 5 million citizen children and a couple million dreamers. so i think that there is momentum in the senate and increasingly in the house. we've got a lot of work to do. it's going to be an arduous path ahead. but this piecemeal approach, i agree with you, it's unacceptable. second class citizenship is not acceptable in the united states of america. less than status will not be acceptable.
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there will probably be an ag jobs component to it. this has to be a compromise in the end. we have to have smart, not just tough border enforcement. let me say something about that. because i've heard a lot of talk that we got to toughen the border. according to the migration policy institute, we have a net minus and flow backwards, not to the united states. so the idea that we have to increase the budget for border enforcement when we already spend 20% more than the entire budget for the fbi, the dea, and the atf really kind of misses the point here. we got a net migration flow the other way. >> mayor, great to have you with us tonight. you're a great resource on this story, no question about it. and i appreciate your time here on "the ed show." thank you so much. the chattering class thinks this guy is a serious player when it comes to the budget.
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tonight i'll go to the big wall and show you a progressive budget which puts paul ryan's to shame. americans are being killed by unmanned aerial weapons. president obama's drone program goes under the spotlight on capitol hill tomorrow, and there is breaking news out of the white house tonight. the big panel responds. stay with us. [ female announcer ] going to sleep may be easy, but when you wake up in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it's hard to turn off and go back to sleep. intermezzo is the first and only prescription sleep aid approved for use as needed in the middle of the night when you can't get back to sleep.
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at some point, washington has to deal with its spending problem. i've watched them kick this can
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down the road for 22 years that i've been here. i've had enough of it. >> welcome back to "the ed show." with the sequester deadline looming, speaker john boehner is refusing to accept new revenue to avoid spending cuts. well, republicans, you see, they just want to trade cuts for cuts. here is a chart of the spending cuts the democrats and republicans agreed to during the 2011 debt ceiling disaster, and it is $1.7 trillion in cuts. there is not a dime of new revenue there. here is the chart when you add the $737 billion in new revenue agreed to during the fiscal cliff deal. republicans are winning the battle, wouldn't you say, when it comes to balancing? over two-thirds of deficit reduction has come from cuts to domestic programs, and it's not exactly fair. but now the house progressive caucus has come out with what they call the balancing act.
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it's a common-sense plan to reduce the deficit by closing tax loopholes and cutting wasteful defense spending. here is the chart of the plan. there is $1.7 trillion in new revenue. the $1.7 trillion in spending cuts is still there. this looks like a much fairer chart than the current system, don't you think? and it's estimated to reduce the deficit by $3.3 trillion. remember, we're trying to hit $4 trillion. so we're getting closer. the plan ends tax loopholes for yachts and for jets. it reduces the corporate meal and entertainment deduction to 25%. you can't write off the whole dinner anymore. it ends fossil fuel subsidies for oil companies that are raking in massive profits. exxonmobil, you know what their profit was? $44 billion in 2012. the last thing they need right now is your tax dollars as subsidy. the balancing act also closes
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other pointless loopholes the rich take advantage of. we should point out mitt romney ran on a similar tax plan. his former running mate paul ryan should love the balancing act because it reduces the deficit. everyone inside the beltway considers mr. ryan just a very serious person. but here is how paul ryan wants to reduce the deficit, with nothing but cuts. and here is the balanced approach from the progressive caucus. you know, when we need budget advice in the future, i think we should kind of push paul ryan off to the side, like we did in the election. and for now, we should turn to the house progressive caucus for advice because they are very serious people. it is hard to imagine a tool that can better minimize the risk to civilians. >> senate democrats are demanding answers about the targeted killing of american citizens. colonel jack jacobs, sam stein of "the huffington post," and the daily beast's michelle goldberg on today's big drone developments.
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karl rove launches a sneak attack on democrats in kentucky. >> ashley judd, an obama-following hollywood radical liberal. >> i'll tell you how actress ashley judd is responding to karl rove and mitch mcconnell tonight. and fox news is scrambling to explain their latest cheap shot on hillary clinton. showing off this glamorous new face. face-lift perhaps? >> you don't want to miss doocy's lame excuse.
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good to have you back with us tonight. the fallout continues over department of justice memo obtained by nbc news. the memo outlines the obama administration's justification for the targeted killing of american citizens overseas by drone strikes if those citizens are considered to be high-level al qaeda operatives plotting against the united states. progressives want answers. tonight an administration
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official tells nbc news that president obama has directed the justice department to provide congressional intelligence committees access to classified information providing the legal rationale for these drone strikes. this comes after the white house faced a second day of questioning on the subject. spokesman jay carney says president obama is not troubled by the memo being made public. >> he thinks that it is legitimate to ask questions about how we prosecute the war against al qaeda. >> senator ron wyden, a member of the senate intelligence committee, has been a critic of the drone program for years. every american has the right to know when their government believes it is allowed to kill them. he tells nbc news, "the memo doesn't answer the central questions. when does the government have the legal right to kill an american"? wyden will get the institution to question about it tomorrow at the senate confirmation hearings for john brennan. john brennan's champion of the
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drone program, has served as president obama's terrorism expert. wyden says it makes a mockery of the oversight process. he says he was kept in the loop about the strike that killed an american-born al qaeda leader. >> we do have oversight into it. i knew about those operations, the targeting sets, all of that leading up to it, including very shortly thereafter. and i review all of is the air strikes that we use under this title of the law. >> let's turn to our panel tonight. msnbc military analyst and medal of honor recipient, colonel jack jacobs. michelle goldberg of "newsweek" and daily beast. and sam stein of the "huffington post." great to have all of you with us tonight. >> thank you. >> michelle, you first. what do you make of the white house's response tonight that they are providing the memos that those on the intel committee wanted? >> they obviously should have provided them a long time ago. it was always ludicrous, not
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only that these weren't made public, but that they weren't even allowed to the people who are charged with overseeing our intelligence agencies. and what they're asking for is basically the rationale that the government uses to decide when it can kill an american citizen. i mean, nothing can kind of be more fundamental to the government's ability -- or to the senate's ability to rein in cia and -- to rein in cia access. >> colonel, this is warfare that americans aren't used to. and they ask questions about what are our constitutional -- what is our leeway here? what is fair game and what is not? and how are these decisions being made? is this just the new wave of warfare that we have to get used to? >> it is, because we have the technology now to do things we haven't done before. but the argument that congress ought to be involved in supervising this is an important one, and we should not ignore it.
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the congress has a responsibility, not just the authority, but the responsibility to supervise the activities of the executive branch, and in particular, the intelligence committee which takes a look at all the black programs and is kept in the loop on everything certainly has the capability of making an evaluation of what is the right thing to do and is the wrong thing to do, and needs to weigh in. to the extent it doesn't do that, then it's abrogated its responsibilities. >> sam, what is your take on what the hearings are going to be like tomorrow for mr. brennan. this should be questions right out of the chute, shouldn't it? >> yes. this is a major component of the president's war on terror. it's a major component of his foreign policy. and listen, there is a difference between operational oversight, which is what congressman rogers was stressing in the interview with andrea mitchell, and legal oversight. and up until this point we really haven't seen any legal justification that the administration has presented for why it can target american
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civilians abroad if it has determined an imminent threat to the homeland. >> well, it was written today in the "new yorker" that the justification that they're using is a comparison to military troops going into cambodia in vietnam. that's how the nixon administration, they're making that comparison. i don't know how that's going to set with a lot of people. so i'm anxious to hear what mr. brennan does for justification tomorrow. sam? >> let me add one point to that which is the other thing the administration has done is well, we've been talking about this process, attorney general eric holder has been talking about this process. john brennan has been talking about this process publicly. we have outlined it. and i think there is a role for congress to play. and i would add even for the american public to play to a certain extent in judging what kind of legal justifications the administration is using. i understand the administration doesn't want to set a bad precedent here, but these are weighty matters. >> colonel, what kind of intel
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are we getting on the ground? i mean we have to be sure that we're not killing innocent people here. >> well, i'm going to say having spent a lot of time in combat, i can tell you any time that we have any combat operation, you're going to have innocent people killed. there is always going to be collateral damage. and indeed in the second world war, we went out of our way to kill civilians. that's how we won the war. i'm not suggesting that we ought to do this now. but to think that even with these technological capabilities we have now as being as precise as we can be, that we're going to avoid killing civilians, that's not going to happen. this is always going to be collateral damage. >> michelle? >> this isn't actually even about the drone program per se. this is about when the government can decide that an american citizen is part of a terrorist organization and have them essentially assassinated. and if you read the memo, it goes kind of much further than any of the public statements by holder that they've basically said has kind of outlined their legal justification.
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so there is no need to release all this other information. it's so incredibly broad, and it really redefines words like imminent, when they talk about an imminent threat. it redefines words like infeasible when they say it would be infeasible to capture someone. >> colonel, in military terms, the broadness of it? >> i don't mind there being a broad application of the use of this technology to destroy the enemies of mine who would kill me. but i do believe very strongly that the congress, particularly the intelligence committees have to do a better job of oversight. >> lindsey graham says he agrees with president obama. >> i think the president's on solid legal ground. i think he is doing the right thing. i applaud his administration. when jay carney said it was legal, ethical, and wise, he was right in my opinion. >> on the hill, are there more people with the president on this, sam? >> maybe. i think i want to see how the brennan hearings play out before we make a judgment on that. but, you know, listen.
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the use of drones is popular in the sense that it makes war more abstract. we don't have to see our soldiers actually carry out some of the messy applications of war. and for that reason, there is people, including chuck hagel, who are supportive of drone technology, because it minimizes u.s. risk. but that -- that is a separate conversation. the operation conversation is separate from the legal one. and i think there is more information that is needed to figure out just exactly how we determine who is an imminent threat, who is an al qaeda operative. how do we make those determinations? who is involved in making the determinations before we launch the drone strike. i think those are very weighty questions that deserve more of a public hearing. >> well, the number of strikes versus the bush administration, colonel, very different. obviously, this is how the obama team wants to execute the war on terror. and the broad range, you're okay with it. but what do you tell innocent folks that get killed or an american that might be hit by a strike inadvertently? >> well, there is nothing you can say about that. war is a messy business.
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even technologically precise war like this. you raise an interesting point about this president. the first month he was in office, he authorized more strikes of this type than president bush had done during his entire term in office. and of course we've increased those for precisely the reasons that were suggested here. it's a good way to keep americans out of harm's way and so that we can launch -- we can fight war at a great distance and leave it completely immune. >> michelle, can we keep the moral high ground throughout all of this? >> of course not. again, this is separate from whether or not you think the use of drones is justified. the question is whether you think the government can put people on a kill list and without revealing the rationale for why they're there in the first place. colonel jack jacobs, michelle goldberg and sam stein. thanks very much very being with us. steve doocy lies for a shot he takes at hillary clinton. that's next.
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and of course we would love to hear from our viewers on facebook and on twitter. and many of you are talking about the end of saturday mail delivery service because the postal service is now required to prefund its pension plan for 75 years. on facebook, patricia beck says "it's horrible that republicans force the pension funding disaster on the united states postal service so that it would fail." vivi arney writes "keep the postal service, fire congress." i'm for that. and kevin woolridge says "conservatives want to privatize everything. let's privatize republicans and get them out of the government asap." i agree. go to our facebook page right now, and you can join the conversation. and don't forget to like "the ed show" when you're there. fox news launchings a sex it attack on hillary clinton, and karl rove goes after ashley judd. both stories straight ahead. stay with us. low testosterone, you should know that axiron is here.
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welcome back to "the ed show." i don't expect much from the kids on the couch at "fox & friends," but this morning they hit a real new low. hillary clinton's newly unveiled website has most people speculating about a possible presidential bid in 2016. but steve doocy took a different approach. >> days after retiring secretary of state hillary clinton, somebody has launched a new website for her, showing off this glamorous new face. face-lift perhaps? well, that's fueling rumors about a run for president in 2016. but her aides say it's simply a way for fans and the media to reach her. >> what? it's very clear what he said and what he meant. when he was called out for a sexist comment, doocy took to twitter to do damage control. "saw some lefty blogs thought i said hillary had a face-lift. nope. i was saying the hillary website had a new pic and a face-lift for site." really?
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see, the folks over at fox news, they can't even get their facts straight when they're pretending to apologize. if he was really talking about the website, what's the point of the side by side photographs? it's shameful. well, what do you expect, it's fox. the bar has been set pretty low, don't you think? >> women like also to have their little space, whether it's big or small, to kind of get their house in order or their work in order or their kids in order or whatever their job happens to be. >> but didn't men give you the kitchen? 13 million vehicles were registered in this truecar.com. and they figured out that babes, chicks, what do you call them, steve, skirts? >> when you give birth, and you may some day know this, you can't go out and work the next day. and you should be watching the kid anyway. so there's got to be somebody else giving you money. >> i agree. >> besides the government. >> who is running the white house now? you get sebelius, valerie jarrett, michele. the oval office is becoming "the view." what is next? they'll have lamaze classes
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next. i asked you will republicans succeed in killing the post office. 53% of you say yes. 47% of you say no. coming up, ashley judd responds to karl rove's latest slimy attack. that's next. [ female announcer ] going to sleep may be easy, but when you wake up
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republican leader up for reelection. rove's ad is meant to be a preemptive strike. if democrats are able to topple senator mcconnell, they would be taking a page out of a republican playbook. history tells us. 2004 republicans targeted then tom daschle and they won. 2010, republicans, well, they couldn't wake to take out senate majority leader harry reid. but of course reid survived the challenge from tea partier sharron angle. let's remember, senator mcconnell said his number one priority was to make president obama a one-term president. let's turn to adam green tonight, co-founder of the pccc whose organization has taken out an ad against mitch mcconnell. this ad, adam -- good to have you with us tonight. this slick ad from american crossroads, doesn't it show how seriously republicans are taking judd as a possible candidate? your thoughts. >> it definitely shows that. and after karl rove's 1% win record in 2012, if i were ashley
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I cannot possibly be the only person in this country who, right from the start, viewed the notion of the Olympic stadium providing a permanent venue for athletics as complete and utter nonsense ("After the gold rush", 15 July).
Whether or not its chief proponent, Lord Coe, actually believed it, or felt he had to advocate it to swing the necessary IOC votes, is something we perhaps ought to be asking now after the colossal waste of public money involved in constructing the stadium in such a way that it couldn't be cheaply converted for what was always going to be its ultimate use as a football stadium.
The organisers of the Commonwealth Games in Manchester got it absolutely right as regards what is now the Etihad stadium. It was blindingly obvious to anyone with half a brain that the only viable use for the Olympic stadium post-2012 was as a football stadium for the local team, West Ham United.
Had that been openly acknowledged from the start, and all planning based on that, then we would have been spared all the cant and hypocrisy spouted by just about everyone involved with a process the outcome of which, at great cost all round, mostly to the public purse, is (surprise, surprise!) that West Ham are due to move, in 2016, into a dog's breakfast of a football stadium. It could have been far better suited to its ultimate purpose had reality been granted the tiniest look-in when the bid was submitted.
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As a club cricketer I always walked, in the knowledge that at least 90 per cent of our opponents also did so. Had I known that they didn't (and Australians – indeed, the vast majority or professional cricketers - don't walk), I would not have walked.
Incidentally, I have not noticed any outcry about Brad Haddin not walking on what proved to be the last ball of the Test, although it was clear that he, like Stuart Broad, knew he had hit the ball.
I don't see the moral difference. Are we saying that a player should walk off a thick edge but not a thin nick? In other words, that morality depends on whether you think you can get away with it!
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Stuart Broad is given not out when everyone except the umpire knows he is out. Broad stands his ground and makes another 28 runs. England win by 14. Perhaps not worth a Murray knighthood but surely a CBE. What an admirable hero.
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There are a number of issues that have caused me to sigh heavily when reading about Michael Gove's initiative to supply all primary school children with a free school dinner.
I am a primary school teacher of 14 years and a mother of two well adjusted, state-educated children who are adults now. I believe feeding children a good, healthy, nourishing hot meal in the middle of the day is a brilliant idea for children from poor socio-economic backgrounds to ease the burden of cost for low-income households, but this is already implemented across England and Wales on a means-tested basis. So, what is the rationale behind insisting that all primary aged children receive a free school meal?
What a glaringly obvious waste of taxpayers' money.
I have worked with children for long enough to know that a large number of children would rather have a packed lunch prepared by their own parent than eat a school lunch; many parents are capable enough of preparing a nutritious packed lunch for their children. I suspect this is a diversionary tactic by the Government to cool down the criticism of Mr Gove's insulting, arrogant and opinionated views on education.
I would like to see members of Parliament treat their voters with respect instead of assuming that we are all incapable of looking after our children without their advice.
Ruth Robinson, Reading
The Conservative Party has continually argued that the nation's health is the responsibility of individuals, refusing to support measures aimed at improved regulation of the food industry, providing healthier food and as a consequence improving the nation's health.
Mr Gove's acceptance of the £1bn annual bill for free school meals is a de facto recognition that their policy is an abject failure. Isn't it now time for the Government to recognise this and take action to do something about the cause of unhealthy lifestyles and poor nutrition? Otherwise this will become just another example where the taxpayer is meeting the costs of the failure of the Government to take action that might involve upsetting the food industry.
Nigel Hunt, Harrogate, North Yorkshire
Ulster trapped in the past
Every year at this time we are treated to appalling spectacles of violence on the streets of Northern Ireland as the annual Orange thugfest takes place.
It is time to put a stop to the Orange marches, which, despite what the organisers claim, are deliberately aimed at provoking a reaction from Catholic communities. It is akin to a child poking a stick into a hornets' nest and then running screaming to mummy when it gets stung.
Catholic/Protestant, Protestant/Catholic – they are as bad as each other. The people of Northern Ireland need to wake up to the fact that there can be no lasting peace until they stop dwelling on wrongs done to, and by, their forefathers generations ago and start concentrating on creating a safe future for their children and grandchildren.
To put it simply, they need to grow up.
Robert Readman, Bournemouth, Dorset
Who would want an EU career?
I am glad that a group of British MPs has woken up to the problem of under-representation of British staff in bodies such as the EU Commission. But they fail to see the implications.
They fail to see that twice as many French people work for the EU as British people – not because of language (both English and French are working languages of the EU) but because the French realise that their best national interests are served by full participation in all EU institutions, while the British do not.
What other country would fill the European Parliament with members of a party that doesn't think the Parliament should exist? What other leader of a country would spend his time at a dinner of EU leaders waving some pamphlet he dislikes about "Mr and Mrs MEP" under their noses, instead of trying to make the serious contribution to debate about policy that other countries would like the UK to make?
Second, why should anyone want a career in the EU when there is a serious threat of their country pulling out of the organisation after 2017?
If the UK wants people to work for the EU institutions, why does it spend its time trying to undermine their salaries and working conditions and complaining (using false statistics) about a bloated, pampered workforce of eurocrats?
The best way for the Government to get more British people working for the EU is to set an example of constructive participation in the EU itself. Language has nothing to do with it.
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Mystical prophet of the internet
In speaking of prophets of the internet (letters, 9 July), surely some mention should be made of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, who coined the word "noosphere" for the web of consciousness he envisaged enveloping the world in a new evolutionary phase, just as the biosphere had before it.
This mystical palaeontologist foresaw, if not the technicalities, at least the challenges to the human spirit in the 20th century as humanity entered a new phase: the process of "noogenesis" would bring about "the closer association of the grains of thought; the synthesis of individuals and nations" binding personalities together "in an atmosphere of active sympathy". Though his works were suppressed by the Holy Office (the Inquistion) and published posthumously, it sounds like a good description of the potentialities of cyberspace to me.
Dominic Kirkham, Manchester
The danger of food banks
Food banks have been part of the landscape in Canada for at least 25 years. I refuse to donate to them because I think their existence has allowed the government to shirk its responsibility to ensure everyone has food security.
Be careful in how you approach this. Although in the short term people may be hurt if you resist the guilty feeling of not helping, ultimately if you support food banks you are letting your government off the hook. Don't make the same mistake as us.
Jane McCall, Delta, British Columbia, Canada
Out of court
Auriol Earle (letter, 13 July) argues for a tennis court in every school. The idea of Michael Gove being slightly interested in school sport will remain a pipe dream for as long as Ofsted shows no interest in extracurricular activities. Headteachers, under pressure to get an "outstanding" Ofsted report, are now choosing to shed the extracurricular to have that all-important focus on classroom teaching.
Nick Patterson, Saffron Walden, Essex
'Acceptable' litter
Can I add another littering crime to Deborah Ross's excellent list (12 July)? It's what my partner refers to as "somebody starting a bin". One litterer leaves an empty can on a wall or discards a bag of litter in a corner. Other litterers are then drawn to discard their own rubbish alongside it, as if the initial littering has made it acceptable. Or maybe it's just another instance of our current pop-up craze?
Joanne Henson, Richmond, Surrey
It's typical of the power of the often vacuous "new media" that one of its exponents, Katie Hopkins ("If it makes me a cow..." 13 July), should warrant a two-page spread just because she says outrageous things. Anyone can say something outrageous, and more convincingly than this absurd woman. So why did you bother? Ex nihilo nihil – "Out of nothing, nothing can emerge". I thought I'd better translate it for her.
Nigel Jarrett, Chepstow, Monmouthshire
Time for change
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UCLA's and UC Irvine's baseball programs share a bloodline, but the coaches from those teams insist none of that shared blood is bad.
When UC Irvine meets UCLA today at 11a.m. in Malibu in the NCAA Regional at Pepperdine, it'll be former UCI coach John Savage going against current coach Dave Serrano.
It was Savage who nurtured the UCI program from its infancy in 2002, when the school brought baseball back after a 10-year hiatus. In two years, he led the Anteaters to their first DivisionI postseason appearance.
Serrano, who took over in 2005 when Savage left for UCLA, now has brought the team back to the postseason.
But Serrano said today's game shouldn't be focused on the coaches.
"It's not me vs. John, it's the team vs. UCLA," Serrano said. "I don't want it any other way. He and I have little impact on game. It's the guys out there playing that have to pitch and hit. ... It's not a new coach vs. old coach type of deal."
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"Dave and I have been friends for a long time." Savage said. "I have a ton of respect for him as a pitching and head coach.
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Savage has done well against UCI since leaving. His Bruins are 4-0 against UCI since 2005. Ironically, Savage was 4-0 against UCLA when he was at UCI.
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Talk:Against the Giants
|Against the Giants has been listed as one of the Sports and recreation good articles under the good article criteria. If you can improve it further, please do so. If it no longer meets these criteria, you can reassess it.
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Compiling some external sources:
- Never Winter Nights: it's a dungeon crawl
- 25th Anniversary: review, review, describes box set, overpriced criticism,
- Novel: Speaks to notability, similar to against the orcs novel,
- G1-2-3: places it with D and Q series, G1 is for giants, it's a dungeon crawl
- GDQ1-7: Queen of the Spiders: supermodule review, - Peregrine Fisher 02:16, 25 March 2007 (UTC)
- You also may note some of the existing references, particularly Anon et al. (2007), Anon & Mearls (2007) and Collins (2002), have further ininformation that can be integrated/cited. This is a good choice for a module to flesh out as there is lots of external references. - Waza 20:47, 25 March 2007 (UTC)
- There is a review of Against the Giants in White Dwarf 35 (Sorry don't have this issue) - Waza 12:43, 30 March 2007 (UTC)
- Another review. Might be a good one. [1] - Peregrine Fisher 03:41, 28 April 2007 (UTC)
Combine with D and Q series[edit]
User:Turlo Lomon started to combine these modules at User:Turlo Lomon/draft, some of which may be useful. - Peregrine Fisher 01:10, 26 March 2007 (UTC)
- Is combining these really helpful? This article is a reasonable size as is, I think comining it with DQ series would just make a larger article with no real point to being so. While I can understand not wanted heaps of stub articles there is no reason articles need to be merged if they are already over a page. - Waza 05:04, 2 April 2007 (UTC)
- I agree with Waza. The G & D series, at least, can stand on their own, and Q1 is classic enough to warrant its own page.--Robbstrd 18:25, 13 May 2007 (UTC)
Do we need all 4 info boxes in this case? I know I argued for individual info boxes on Dragonlance modules (DL series) but I think this is a diferent case. Here the useful info in all the boxes is the same (author, levels, date) Also as these were some of the first modules ever produces and because of that some of the shortest, and they only were printed in smaller print runs there is less likelyhood that they will ever develop into their own articles. For these reasons I think a simple image galler of the modules would be better here. - Waza 05:11, 2 April 2007 (UTC)
- Change it around to whatever you think is best. Fine with me. - Peregrine Fisher 20:46, 3 April 2007 (UTC)
- I was thinking something like this, but probably won't have time to integrate it poroperly for a few days. - Waza 23:41, 3 April 2007 (UTC)
- I changed them to thumbnails, see if you like it. I'm kind of against using galleries when it comes to fair use images. I seems like it attracts the kind of people who like to remove images. - Peregrine Fisher 23:52, 3 April 2007 (UTC)
- OK - Waza 00:05, 4 April 2007 (UTC)
This page is linked from official WoTC page[edit]
This page is linked from the official Wizards of the Coast site, publishers of D&D, in their article[Previews for April and Beyond]. Well actually the link is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glacial_Rift_of_the_Frost_Giant_Jarl hich redirects to this article. Not sure if it is noteable for inclusion in the article. I guess it shows that the new mini (large, Rare) Frost Giant Jarl -- the big, bad guy (and namesake) from G2 Glacial Rift of the Frost Giant Jarl could probably at least be mentioned? - Waza 23:43, 22 April 2007 (UTC)
- Wow, cool. - Peregrine Fisher 06:25, 24 April 2007 (UTC)
New version coming for 4th Edition[edit]
From http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/4dnd/20080815 - Due August 2009 "Revenge of the Giants super-adventure (boxed, including tokens for all monsters needed to play the adventure; an homage to Against the Giants)." —Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 10:17, 28 August 2008 (UTC)
- Should we add this? Looks like the release date was later moved to September. BOZ (talk) 11:54, 26 August 2009 (UTC)
- It says it's an homage, so that's encyc worthy. I wonder if we should wait till it comes out though, kinda like CRYSTAL. - Peregrine Fisher (talk) (contribs) 16:02, 26 August 2009 (UTC)
Is this out now? BOZ (talk) 06:07, 17 September 2009 (UTC)
- [2] - Peregrine Fisher (talk) (contribs) 06:37, 17 September 2009 (UTC)
- Yeah, it says Sept which is why I was asking. ;) Should we add that first link now, where it says "this is an homage"? BOZ (talk) 15:19, 17 September 2009 (UTC)
- Sounds good. - Peregrine Fisher (talk) (contribs) 15:46, 17 September 2009 (UTC)
- Yeah, it says Sept which is why I was asking. ;) Should we add that first link now, where it says "this is an homage"? BOZ (talk) 15:19, 17 September 2009 (UTC)
Possible refs[edit]
GG liked it Wired.com - Peregrine Fisher (talk) (contribs) 21:43, 10 March 2009 (UTC)
Maybe this will help? BOZ (talk) 22:43, 25 August 2009 (UTC)
- Very cool. Keep me posted. - Peregrine Fisher (talk) (contribs) 23:21, 25 August 2009 (UTC)
- Did the TSG review since it was little. The DW18 review is very detailed and will take some time to work on; notice that we could probably source some of the plot and publication history to this review. The review is two posts beginning here, with publication info here. BOZ (talk) 12:37, 5 October 2009 (UTC)
For some "celebrity cred", try Stephen Colbert: "Those old "Giants" modules, those were tremendous. Those are some of my favorite memories: working my way through fire giant, frost giant, and storm giant castles." BOZ (talk) 02:21, 29 August 2009 (UTC)
Good Article?[edit]
I've said it before, and finally someone's listening; this one's got potential to go GA and better. :)
One question though, I'm not so sure about this edit; at least insofar as removing the descriptions of the covers. Since the individual modules don't have individual articles, this seems like the best place to talk about them, even if only as parts of the whole. BOZ (talk) 22:36, 10 March 2009 (UTC)
- Well, we should probably add a sentence or a paragraph about the art somewhere in the Pub hist section. - Peregrine Fisher (talk) (contribs) 22:45, 10 March 2009 (UTC)
- That would satisfy me. ;) BOZ (talk) 22:55, 10 March 2009 (UTC)
- Did that; feel free to rearrange that as needed. So, you figure it's ready to go yet? :) BOZ (talk) 17:32, 13 March 2009 (UTC)
- It's pretty close. The lead doesn't summarize the whole article, though. - Peregrine Fisher (talk) (contribs) 17:40, 13 March 2009 (UTC)
- Ah OK, I think I've learned some skill on fixing lead sections, so I'll try to handle that this weekend, and if you're otherwise satisfied I'll nom it. :) BOZ (talk) 19:17, 13 March 2009 (UTC)
- It's pretty close. The lead doesn't summarize the whole article, though. - Peregrine Fisher (talk) (contribs) 17:40, 13 March 2009 (UTC)
- Did that; feel free to rearrange that as needed. So, you figure it's ready to go yet? :) BOZ (talk) 17:32, 13 March 2009 (UTC)
- That would satisfy me. ;) BOZ (talk) 22:55, 10 March 2009 (UTC)
Here we go! :) BOZ (talk) 18:52, 12 April 2009 (UTC)
Pulled material[edit]
This stuff was pulled out during the effort to get the article up to GA. If you can figure out a way to work it back in, be my guest. :)
First off, a couple of RPGnet reviews:
- RPG.net review of Against the Giants: The Liberation of Geoff
- second RPG.net review of Against the Giants: The Liberation of Geoff
BOZ (talk) 04:08, 16 April 2009 (UTC)
"At least twice parts of the series have been made into modules for the video game Neverwinter Nights.[1][2]"
- ^ Trevorrow, Phil. "Steading of the Hill Giants Review". Game Ogre. Retrieved 2008-07-18.
- ^ Cutter, Patrick. "Against The Giants (G1 and G2) Review". Game Ogre. Retrieved 2008-07-18.
Moved from article[edit]
- May want some of this later. - Peregrine Fisher (talk) (contribs) 00:11, 25 August 2009 (UTC)
The contents of these three modules were combined as the supermodule Against the Giants (module code G1-2-3) and published by TSR in 1981.[1]
Against the Giants includes the following pre-generated player characters: Beek Gwenders of Croodle, Cloyer Bulse the Magsman, Faffle Dwe'o-mercraeft, Flerd Trantle, Fonkin Hoddypeak, Frush O'Suggil, Gleep Wurp the Eyebiter, Redmod Dumple, and Roaky Swerked. Some of these characters later appeared as non-player characters in other adventures: including Beek Gwenders and Fonkin Hoddypeak in Descent into the Depths of the Earth (D1-2). Fonkin Hoddypeak also appeared in Against the Giants: The Liberation of Geoff.
- ^ Schick, Lawrence (1991). Heroic Worlds. Prometheus Books. ISBN 0879756527.
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Archetype: MageOverview
Permitted races: Stygian
Weapons: Daggers, crossbows, and thrown weapons
Armor: Cloth and silk armor
The Demonologist is one of the few "true" casters in Age of Conan and is probably the class that most closely resembles a stereotypical mage. They specialize in offensive single-target and AoE (Area of Effect) spell damage, and have various defensive shields, stuns, and run speed buffs. They can summon a demon that will fight for the demonologist and provide his party with a small buff depending on the demon that is summoned. Many of the demonologist's spells also scale upwards with every level even if you haven't acquired a new rank yet so don't fret if you go some levels without any new spells. Your spell damage is determined by a combination of your magic rating and any specialization ratings (such as electrical magic rating). Just remember that Funcom has stated that this rating does not apply in PvP, in order to provide fairer player match ups.
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I just think of the pets as being 'visualized' buffs - more mana, etc... and some extra damage.
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Ultimate mascot showdown of ultimate destiny
I'll never stop laughing at "Rays' Rodriguez gets stung by an actual ray." But we wouldn't be laughing if, say, Pirates' Andrew McCutchen had been attacked by an actual Pirate. Let's rank the mascots' threat level, shall we? Starting with the least threatening, and away we go:
The pleasant:
1. Angels. From the Wiki entry for Touched By An Angel: "Most cases involve a single person or a group of people who are at a crossroad in their lives and facing a large problem or tough decision. Monica and Tess bring them messages of hope from God and help give them guidance towards making their decision."
2. Twins. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTpgrwlYg1c&feature=related[/youtube]
The nonsensical:
3. White Sox.
4. Red Sox. Why are red socks more threatening than white socks? Just a feeling.
5. Reds.
6. Athletics.
The non-threatening:
7. Nationals. If they specified where from, maybe. For instance, I'm deathly afraid of Juggalo Nation.
8. Mets.
9. Dodgers. Mets and Dodgers are basically the same thing. Metropolitan is just an adjective to describe city culture, while Trolley Dodgers was a somewhat pejorative term for Brooklynites, so either way we're talking: New Yorkers. If you've been to Brooklyn lately, though, you know there's nothing scary about it -- there's no crime, everybody's a hipster, and thanks to Bloomberg there's not even any second-hand smoke or transfats to threaten you. Scary?
10. Rockies.
The borderline:
11. Brewers. Sure, I could envision a scenario where a brewer might attack Alcides Escobar, but if you die at the hands of a brewer it usually a) took decades of overindulgence and b) was your own darned fault.
12. Yankees.
13. Royals. Kansas City's team is named for the American Royal Rodeo held there, but if it is taken to refer to royalty then there's some threat. Not much. Some.
The birds:
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15. Orioles.
16. Blue Jays. All three are in the same suborder of species, Passeri, known commonly as songbirds -- in other words, none are exactly attack birds. But all birds are attack birds, I've learned. That's what birds do: They spread pestilence, and they attack.
So I just ranked these three by size.
The not-what-you-were-thinking:
17. Padres. Hate to badmouth a 2,000-year-old church, but besides pillaging the Americas, "Touched by a Padre" doesn't exactly have the same ring as Touched by an Angel. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4W5tpbTJ7V8[/youtube]
18. Astros. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOo6aHSY8hU[/youtube]
The dangerous:
19. Mariners. These guys can be scary:
20. Rays. Steve Irwin would argue, but this doesn't sound that bad: "Rodriguez's teammate Jason Bartlett was at the beach as well and called the paramedics down to take care of his buddy. Outside of a lot of blood on the sand, all turned out to be fine. Rodriguez was able to step in and finish Carl Crawford's at-bat after Crawford was ejected on Tuesday night."
21. Marlins. A marlin's got a giant sword on its face, so you get scenarios like this: " But then the line went slack; there was a moment of calm and suddenly the fish exploded out of the water and leapt over the boat. At the apex of its leap, it speared Card through the chest, carried him 15 feet in the air, then drilled him headfirst into the water." Wonderful! Bring on the rays, please.
22. Phillies. If we're talking about Phillies in reference to the horse -- Fillies -- then we're talking about a 900 pound beast that kicks in heads as casually as it shoos a fly.
On the other hand, if we're talking about a Philadelphia resident, well, that's much more threatening.
23. Diamondbacks. The red diamond rattlesnake, or Crotalus ruber, is considered one of the least venemous rattlesnakes, but least venemous is a relative term when it comes to pitvipers. From this Dutch site:
"Bite symptoms may include massive tissue swelling, pain, ecchymosis, hemorrhagic blebs, and necrosis. Systemic symptoms may include nausea, vomiting, coagulopathy, and hemolysis."
This guy knows:
The truly life-threatening:
24. Giants. Giants have the ability to do more damage than any other attacker on this list, but they generally don't seem they have the will. Unless provoked.
25. Pirates. Take it away, random website:
"Of course pirates also tortured for sport. This was especially true of Protestant crews that captured Spanish priests, monks, or nuns. Nuns were often raped before being murdered. Priest and monks were also raped. Almost all would be forced into some act of complete humiliation in efforts to renounce their faith. Monk riding was a common torture. This was basically a drunken act where monks would be forced to act as horses as the pirates had jousting matches. Catholics were also used as target practice. A Catholic would be tied to an empty barrel and tossed overboard, being dragged behind the ship. The pirates would then take turns shooting at the victim until they drowned or were shot dead.
"Sometimes pirates simply tortured as a sadistic way to just pass the time on an otherwise boring sea voyage."
26, 27. Braves, Indians. Yeah, I read "Lonesome Dove." Those Apaches are the baddest villians in town. Great song for a hip hop sample, though:
28. Rangers. Yeah, I read "Lonesome Dove." Those Texas Rangers are the baddest heroes in town. Woodrow Call FTW.
29. Cubs.
30. Tigers. You could really make a case for either of these in the top spot. So I let nature decide:
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