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August 12, 2010
In the Prop 8 case, Judge Walker has denied the motion to stay the judgment pending appeal.
63 comments:
- Paul Zrimsek said...
The Governator and AG were the defendants? You'd never guess it from reading the opinion.
- sunsong said...
Proponents' intervention in the district court does not provide them with standing to appeal….
As it appears at least doubtful that proponents will be able to proceed with their appeal without a state defendant, it remains unclear whether the court of appeals will be able to reach the merits of proponents' appeal. In light of those concerns, proponents may have little choice but to attempt to convince either the Governor or the Attorney General to file an appeal to ensure appellate jurisdiction. As regards the stay, however, the uncertainty surrounding proponents' standing weighs heavily against the likelihood of their success. - 8/12/10, 4:39 PM
- sunsong said...
Proponents also point to harm resulting from "a cloud of uncertainty" surrounding the validity of marriages performed after judgment is entered but before proponents' appeal is resolved…. Proponents have not, however, alleged that any of them seek to wed a same-sex spouse. - 8/12/10, 4:40 PM
- mesquito said...
Well, he's the boss. We voters need no longer trouble our pretty little heads over what "marriage" means.
- sunsong said...
There is an interesting piece at Volokh suggesting that by the time this reaches the Supreme Court it may be a moot point - because gay rights supporters will have had a new Prop by Nov 2012 and gay marriage may well already be legal :-)
volokh - 8/12/10, 4:44 PM
- John Lynch said...
That whole oath to defend the constitution... guess it's meaningless.
- shoutingthomas said...
That oughta teach those dumb, bigoted voters to know their place.
Who do they think they are?
Everybody knows that those lowlifes were put on this earth to serve the judges and lawyers. - 8/12/10, 4:44 PM
- NotYourTypicalNewYorker said...
7,000,000 California voters swept aside by 1 gay judge...
- former law student said...
The remaining defendants, referred to in the opinion as "proponents" of Prop 8, may lack standing on their own to appeal.
Vox populi, vox nemi.
What if the judge's decision is overturned? If allowing SSM irreparably harms traditional marriages, the damage will have been multiplying. - 8/12/10, 4:54 PM
- shoutingthomas said...
I suggest we do away with elections altogether.
Just call a conference of lawyers from time to time.
We bigots need somebody to tell us what we can and cannot do. - 8/12/10, 4:56 PM
- AllenS said...
7,000,000 people get a t-shirt that says f*ck you.
- Tidy Righty said...
It is unbelievable that one fudgepacking judge can undermine what seven million upstanding Californians did. That is why we need to call our U.S. House of Representative reps. and demand that they block fudgepacker Kagan from reaching the Supreme Court.
- AJ Lynch said...
John Q. Public [aka the voters] are now invisible to the court?
This judge is not thinking strategically - his slick lawyerly tactics will inflame many fair-minded people. - 8/12/10, 5:04 PM
- AC245 said...
Tidy Righty said...
Everyone point and laugh at phil/Jake/L.E. Lee/"Fiscal Conservative Guy"/"UW Law Babe"/etc.'s mobying efforts. - 8/12/10, 5:08 PM
- garage mahal said...
What if the judge's decision is overturned? If allowing SSM irreparably harms traditional marriages, the damage will have been multiplying.
By traditional marriage, you mean the transfer of one or more women, as property, to be exchanged for a dowry, to be used by husband as he wishes? With no power, no rights, no property, and no equality. Or did you mean a little less traditional, but still "traditional"? But then aren't you just picking and choosing what traditional marriage means to you? - 8/12/10, 5:10 PM
- jr565 said...
AJ Lynch wrote:
This judge is not thinking strategically - his slick lawyerly tactics will inflame many fair-minded people.
Textbook example of a pyyric victory?
Cedardford talks about the jews that control the world and how we are at the back and call of Jews. Not saying that gays are a cabal, but they are a VERY small percentage of the population. And to enact gay marriage, by fiat is only going to enflame even fair minded people not to elect democrats and liberals who may be for gay marriage or civil unions but who don't want to have some random judge impose his will on the majority who voted on it.
I can't help but think this will only create endless campaign adds for conservatives. - 8/12/10, 5:12 PM
- Gene said...
Does Judge Walker's decision mean that is also unconstitutional for the state to prevent a man from marrying two women simultaneously? If not, what is the principle on which polygamy may be proscribed?
- Bill said...
Can the governor and AG really take a dive, and fail to defend their state constitution?
WV: calipica (the official state font) - 8/12/10, 5:16 PM
- Quayle said...
So how long now until the Walker-type judges start to pound down any nails that still stick up on gay marriage?
Ten years? Two years?
Notice how the people that always claim that they just want to be left alone can never seem to leave others alone.
It's the worm inside that never dies - that unsettledness in the quiet moments that is the real issue here.
And they think that it is coming from outside of them, and that if they can just get rid of that external 'opposition' that gnawing will go away.
And our secular high priests act exactly as Jeremiah said they would, "They dress the wound of my people as though it were not serious. 'Peace, peace,' they say, when there is no peace." - 8/12/10, 5:23 PM
- GMay said...
Most people get better with practice, but you just keep right on sucking.
Go back to lefty troll man, you don't have what it takes to be a Moby. - 8/12/10, 5:23 PM
- chuck b. said...
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- chuck b. said...
Well, 6.4M voted no. So it lost by .6M. If 300,001 voted the other way, 8 would have gone down. So technically, Walker "substituted his opinion" for 300,001 voters, not 7M. :P
- Skipper50 said...
A farreaching constitutional case with only a plaintiff and no defendant. Interesting. How does this whole judicial thing work again?
- edutcher said...
Too bad nobody in the Federal judiciary has the integrity to bring up the fact that Walker is a notorious shill for this sort of thing and should have recused himself.
Ah well, come the revolution... - 8/12/10, 5:54 PM
- Paddy O said...
Okay, I'm not a lawyer, so I'm curious about some basic legal lessons in this.
Why exactly were the governor and the AG defendants in the first place? I assume the suit was against the state of California, and as the chief legal executives they are the primary figures of a suit. But, in what way did they have standing to begin with as defendents, except as representatives of the California voters. Both of the "defendants" support gay marriage, so obviously they weren't ever on the side of "their" side. They were hostile defendants, I guess we can say.
But, if they do not choose to act in their representative capacity for the people in this suit (California chose a position through a vote), then cannot any Californian have standing as a continuing representative of defending the voters as a whole?
My ignorance abounds, so I'm curious why Arnold and Jerry could at first be considered the defendants and now the only defendants when the true voice behind the measure was the combined voters of California? - 8/12/10, 6:09 PM
- former law student said...
Paddy O:
The voters were acting as legislators. Law enforcement, however unenthusiastic, belongs to the executive branch. - 8/12/10, 6:13 PM
- James said...
edutcher said:
"Too bad nobody in the Federal judiciary has the integrity to bring up the fact that Walker is a notorious shill for this sort of thing and should have recused himself."
Any evidence of him being a "notorious shill" for gay marriage, beyond the fact that he is gay, or are you just throwing as much mud as you can, hoping some of it will stick?
And if a gay man (with no evidence of him ever being that "shill" you describe) cannot preside over this case, then neither can a Christian man who believes homosexuality is immoral. Or maybe you just think that sort of judge is more capable of putting aside biases and ruling on the law? As a lawyer, this "gay man" represented the Olympic Committee in preventing the "Gay Olympic Games" and put a lien on the house of one of the leaders of the games, who also happened to be dying of AIDS at the time, saying he was doing so to serve the best interests of his client. This seems to me to be evidence that the man can put aside his own personal feelings about homosexuality when it comes to doing his job.
But to you, nothing will ever convince you that a gay man could ever have actually ruled on the merits of the case, the way a straight man could. - 8/12/10, 6:22 PM
- Gabriel Hanna said...
The governor and the state refused to defend Prop. 8, so the defendants were the people who sponsored it; California laws is clear on that.
What's not clear is why the proponents had standing to defend Prop. 8 but not to ask for stay of Walker's judgment.
http://www.nationalreview.com/bench-memos/243191/walker-rejects-stay-request-ed-whelan - 8/12/10, 6:40 PM
- garage mahal said...
Any evidence of him being a "notorious shill" for gay marriage, beyond the fact that he is gay,
Where is the evidence he is even gay? - 8/12/10, 6:44 PM
- Paddy O said...
fls, thanks for the answer.
So, what rights does the legislature have?
Does the fact they are in the executive branch mean the suit was against enforcement of the law, not the law itself?
The judge pretty clearly dismissed not merely the enforcement but the whole of the law. Can't the "legislature" appeal to the highest court in such a dismissal? Or would that require a separate court case?
Again, pardon my ignorance. The intricacies of the legal maneuvering here are as interesting to me as they are almost entirely foreign to me. - 8/12/10, 6:46 PM
- c3 said...
I wholly expected this since the executive branch didn't want the stay. Again there's a lot of "game" left to play.
(though I still assume SCOTUS will uphold the decision) - 8/12/10, 6:46 PM
- Methadras said...
NotYourTypicalNewYorker said...
7,000,000 California voters swept aside by 1 gay judge...
Kinky. - 8/12/10, 6:49 PM
- dick said...
Since it seems that the people who prepared and supported Prop 8 and got it on the ballot would almost automatically have standing since his decision was against them.
- Paddy O said...
Gabriel, that's a very helpful link.
Given Whelan's reply, I'd be curious to hear some support of Walker's opinion.
"These defendants were permitted to intervene at the trial level, but that doesn't mean they have standing to carry the case forward to appeal."
Whelan seems to suggest the exact opposite of this is true, that as defendants they are allowed to carry the case forward.
Here's Gabriel's Bench Memo link again, though it's worth clicking to the whole blog there, as there are some other interesting posts.
On the surface, to me, it seems that Whelan has a lot of common sense on his side, so I'm still curious if that means he also has the law on his side.
I don't support Walker's overall decision, but if this is in fact the law, I'd really like some help understanding and explaining to others how this whole process is working out. Right now it seems like more legal wrangling than straight forward legal integrity. - 8/12/10, 6:55 PM
- sonicfrog said...
It is unbelievable that one fudgepacking judge can undermine what seven million upstanding Californians did.
The judge is also a Keebler Elf? Who knew????
This demonstrates the power of the executive in law enforcement. Even if something is law, they are the arbitrators of how it gets enforced.
Not quite a similar situation, but when the Supreme Court ruled against Andrew Jackson's administration over nullifying various Indian treaties, Jackson is quoted as saying something like "...they have made their decision, not let us see them enforce it". There is some question as to whether Jackson actually said it, but it does bring home the point. - 8/12/10, 7:00 PM
- James said...
The standing thing does actually make sense, just that in the referendum setting, where the lawmakers are the voters, it does seem a little strange that they couldn't appeal. But if you would allow the referendum supporters to decide whether to appeal a case dealing with a state law being overturned, you would conceivably extend that right to the voters in cases where it was legislature-created law. And since there is always going to be someone who wants to appeal a decision they don't like, that means there will be literally no cases where appeals weren't taken to the highest level possible. A massive drain on the judicial system.
- Krumhorn said...
That is why we need to call our U.S. House of Representative reps. and demand that they block f****packer Kagan from reaching the Supreme Court
Surely, this Tidy Righty poster is a leftie troll infiltrator. It's just the sort of post that the smug looselugnut libs would expect to resonate among the knuckle-dragging cons just as soon as they get up off their sisters and have it read to them by Hannity.
Of course, even a beer-sucking gun-hugging con would know that the House of Representatives plays no role in the advice and consent process involving Supreme Court nominees. So the leftie troll just can't get out of his own way.
But then, what else is new?
- J said...
It sounds like it might be time for a California intiative defining failure or refusal on the part of the Gov and/or AG to defend a legally passed voter initiative as a crime, ideally with some stiff jail time.
"you would conceivably extend that right to the voters in cases where it was legislature-created law"
Yes, it would tie up the legal system, but it would also be a major obstruction to passing new laws. In other words, the benefit would wildly outweigh the cost. - 8/12/10, 8:36 PM
- Revenant said...
Surely, this Tidy Righty poster is a leftie troll infiltrator.
Yes, he is. There are a couple like him here, but he's the most obvious. - 8/12/10, 8:36 PM
- Borepatch said...
Huh. The voters approve a state referendum (does this change the California constitution? It seems to have more force than a statute from the legislature). The referendum is to override a state government hostile to the measure.
Then a Federal judge overrules the vote, AND says that the people have no standing to appeal - that has to come from the government that was hostile to the popular measure and which required a referendum to override?
Yeah, that has "legitimacy" written all over it.
Can someone explain to me why the people should not take the Andrew Jackson approach? "The Supreme Court has rendered its decision. Now let it enforce it"?
At what point did "the Supreme Court reads the election returns" become null and void? When the Universities started teaching a de facto Brezhnev Doctrine? - 8/12/10, 8:57 PM
- t-man/wurly/henry buck said...
It was a precious game for Judge Walker from the start. If the proponents had no standing to appeal, they had no standing to intervene and present evidence at trial. Judge Walker had to allow intervention, though because he wanted a show trial, and he tried to circumvent the normal procedures to allow his kangaroo proceeding to be televised (only to be smacked down to by Supreme Court).
The damage he is doing to the legitimacy of the judicial branch is appalling. - 8/12/10, 9:33 PM
- A.W. said...
So basically the judge has given the governor and AG a veto over their own constitution.
Yeah, nothing wrong with that. - 8/12/10, 9:35 PM
- A.W. said...
Oh btw, small point on the standing issue. There is direct case law to the contrary. Yniguez v. State of Ariz., 939 F.2d 727 (C.A.9 (Ariz.), 1991)
In that case proponents of an Arizona initiative were given standing for purposes of appeal because the state was no longer willing to defend the case. In short, it was JUST LIKE THE CURRENT CASE.
Now, the SC got ahold of it, they cast serious doubt on the viability of this standing claims but didn't actually overrule them because the found the case was in fact mooted based on other reasons.
Shouldn't that precedent, right on point, at least been discussed–if only to dismiss the issue?
Btw, it took me about 30 minutes total, using a combination of google and fastcase, to find it.
you think the judge had no idea this precedent existed? or do you think he just didn't want to deal with it, because he already made up his mind. - 8/12/10, 10:05 PM
- John Lynch said...
I'm ok with the Federal constitution preempting the California state constitution.
I'm not OK with the process being short circuited by the refusal of the California executive branch to do their duty. They owe the California constitution and the people of California that. - 8/12/10, 10:25 PM
- opfor311 said...
Is it possible for the prop 8 proponents to sue the Governor and AG for inadaquate defense?
- Eric said...
What if the judge's decision is overturned?
A bunch of invalidated marriages. Again. - 8/12/10, 11:32 PM
- peter hoh said...
Picking up on Paul Zrimsek's first comment, Andrew Sullivan posts an email from a lawyer who thinks that the AG's failure to defend the case may result in the case being sent back.
Any lawyers or constitutional law profs wish to comment?
And what of the suggestion in the Chicago Tribune editorial, that the Court could find that there is an equal protection claim, but that California meets that claim with their domestic partnership registry (i.e. civil unions)?
(The Chicago Tribune is trying to goose its page views by putting the last paragraph of a short editorial on a second page.) - 8/12/10, 11:40 PM
- A.W. said...
What do you mean by again?
If you are implying that proposition 8 invalidated marriages, you are actually incorrect. Although that is the most natural reading of that language, the state Sup. Ct. didn't read them that way. - 8/12/10, 11:41 PM
- bagoh20 said...
I don't care which side you are on, if you don't find something terribly wrong with one unelected man redefining marriage for the entire nation in contradiction to the entirely of human history, the general public and the registered voters, then you don't respect much of value and frankly don't deserve either liberty nor rule of law.
- bagoh20 said...
And if such serious decisions can be forced upon millions by one man, legally, then law is just plain dysfunctional, but that's true anyway.
- peter hoh said...
Picking up on Paul Zrimsek's first comment, Andrew Sullivan posted an email from a lawyer who suggests that the AG's failure to defend Prop 8 might give the Supreme Court the opportunity to ask that the case be retried.
- former law student said...
If you are implying that proposition 8 invalidated marriages, you are actually incorrect. Although that is the most natural reading of that language, the state Sup. Ct. didn't read them that way.
I doubt you would think it was so natural if a statute were passed purporting to dissolve your marriage along with thousands of others. I think the natural reaction would be WTF! and "They can't do that to us, can they?". No law ever passed regarding requirements for marriage has dissolved any existing marriage.
Interpreting the California State Constitution, on May 15, 2008, the Supreme Court struck down California's existing statutes (legislature-made and citizen-made) limiting marriage to opposite-sex couples, citing equal protection. SSMs took place from June 16 on.
That November, Proposition 8 passed with 52% of the vote, amending the California State Constitution to make SSMs invalid. But it included no provision addressing the constitutionally-authorized SSMs entered into from June to November. Indeed, under the Impairment of Contracts clause of the U.S. Constitution, any attempted retroactive effect could have invalidated the whole thing. Not to mention all the equitable arguments regarding all the couples' permanent change in position based upon reliance on the CSC's decision: houses sold, leases given up, jobs relinquished, etc. - 8/13/10, 1:21 AM
- Revenant said...
I doubt you would think it was so natural if a statute were passed purporting to dissolve your marriage along with thousands of others.
Laws get passed stripping me of my rights all the time. For example, a law was recently passed by Congress stripping me of my right to opt against buying health insurance.
You supported that law. So you can shut your trap about people losing their rights, you fascist shit-stain. - 8/13/10, 2:20 AM
- el polacko said...
the AG can elect not to try a case. brown made it clear from the get-go that he considered the prop to be unconstitutional so that was never gonna happen.
when the legislature passed equal marriage rights, the gov vetoed it citing the fact that, although he supported equality, the issue was moving through the courts and he had no desire to circumvent and complicate that legal process. many doubted his sincerity at the time, but he has proven himself to be a man of his word. he has issued several strong statements praising walker's rulings and calling for the issuance of marriage licenses to resume. we now have on record the governor, the legislature, and the judiciary in support of equal marriage rights and that STILL is not enough for some folks...could, as walker pointed to, the continuing (somewhat hysterical) objections be nothing more than bias against gay citizens? ya think ? - 8/13/10, 2:36 AM
- DJ Fruit Loops said...
"7,000,000 California voters swept aside by 1 gay judge... " Do you know how many of those voters thought that voting for Prop 8 was voting for the right for gays to marry
Oh the poor mormons thier evil underhanded plan didnt work
- A.W. said...
> I doubt you would think it was so natural if a statute were passed purporting to dissolve your marriage along with thousands of others.
So you are arguing from bias you would impute to me. mmm, okay.
Anyway, here's what it said, in full:
> Only marriage between a man and a woman is valid or recognized in California.
Now riddle me this. Suppose a man and a man married in the period just before prop. 8 was passed. Given what the California Sup. Ct. ruled would it be correct to say "this marriage is valid in California"? Would it be correct to say that "this marriage is recognized in California"?
So the California Sup. Ct. has in effect changed that law to literally say what it doesn't say. indeed what is the limitations on that? For instance, suppose the marriage took place in Massachusetts before the Cali S.C. ever declared gay marriage legal? Should their marriage be recognized in California? How about if the marriage had taken place in that brief period when gay marriage was legal?
Or is recognition only grandfathered in if you had your marriage recognized when gay marriage was legal?
Do you start to see how problematic and incorrect this ruling was.
But of course we all know what was behind it. they just didn't want to do it. it was one last little gasp of activism before they succumbed to the will of the people. - 8/13/10, 7:58 AM
- shoutingthomas said...
All issues are now bigot issues. (See the repeated statements of Obama lieutenants that all disagreement with Obama is racism.)
So, all issues are exempt from the political process.
We cannot allow the bigots to be involved in any important decision.
Now that the bigots are excluded from the political process, we can proceed with the important business of lawyers.
Lawyers can now run everything without the annoying impediment of having to listen to the bigots. - 8/13/10, 8:19 AM
- A.W. said...
Btw, Ed Whelan points out that in fact the best reading of the state law is to give them standing. http://www.nationalreview.com/bench-memos/243232/prop-8-proponents-motion-ninth-circuit-stay-standing-ed-whelan
State precedent allows for it, because, well, otherwise you undermine the very concept of an initiative like this. which i suspect to some people is a feature, not a bug.
wv: burpti - 8/13/10, 8:29 AM
- A.W. said...
Well, that is not fair. not every wrong attitude is attributed to bigotry. why just the other day Gibbs suggested that obama's leftward critics ought to be drug tested.
/sarcasm - 8/13/10, 8:31 AM
- former law student said...
Prop 22 put non-resident couples on notice that their marriages would not be recognized should they decide to move to California. It could not alter any marriage outside California.
For Prop 22 to affect you, you had to take the positive step of moving to California.
In contrast, the same-sex couples who had entered into valid California marriages would have had no way to prevent the dissolution of their marriage. No notice, and certainly no hearing. That interpretation of Prop. 8 would have violated the basic elements of due process. As a violation of people's expectations, Kelo would have been negligible in comparison.
Rev, requiring you to buy health insurance in 2014 has no retroactive effect. You can plan: you can kill yourself or move to a place free from government mandated health care provision, like El Salvador. - 8/13/10, 9:30 AM
- A.W. said...
Well, fine as far as prop 22 is concerned.
But the fact remains, that the court declared that those gay marriages are presently valid, and are recognized, when the plain language of the proposition says neither is supposed to be done.
i mean if they wanted it to prospective only, they could have just said, "No marriage entered into after ratification of this amendment shall be valid or recognized in California, unless it is between a man and a woman."
And I think if you look at the larger context, I think it makes sense. To most prop 8 supporters, the prior ruling was contrary to the California constitution. So in their mind they were not changing the constitution; they were changing it back.
You see a similar issue in regard to the citizenship clause in the 14th Amendment. In 1870, when Hiriam Revels sought to be seated as a Senator from Mississippi, a debate over the question raged for three days. Why? Because he was "black." The democrats reasoning was actually pretty clever. They said that Dredd Scott declared that no black person could be a citizen of the U.S. Now, the 14th amendment invalidated that decision, but that was only two years ago, not nearly long enough to meet the citizenship requirements in the constitution.
The republicans had a lot of interesting arguments on that point. For one they questioned what counted as black (although the fact that they were touting him as the first black senator probably estopps them from claiming they are not certain on the subject). Another point they made was that no one objected to seating senators immediate from Texas when that state joined the union, even though prior to that date those senators were technically citizens of the Republic of Texas.
But the last argument was the most interesting. They said that Dredd Scott was never good law. And by amending the constitution, they didn't just say it Dredd Scott was overturned. They were saying it was wrongly decided, and because of that, Mr. Revels was a citizen at birth and by that date easily met the citizenship requirements.
Those people were almost the exact same people who wrote the 14th Amendment and that argument won the day. - 8/13/10, 10:18 AM
- jr565 said...
A.W. wrote:
Well, that is not fair. not every wrong attitude is attributed to bigotry. why just the other day Gibbs suggested that obama's leftward critics ought to be drug tested.
let's be very honest about what this is about. It'marriage is or the constitution stands for they don't know their history at all. This is about hating a black man in the White House. This is racism straight up. That is nothing but a bunch of racist liberals. And there is no way around that. And you know, you can tell these type of left wingers anything and they'll believe it, except the truth. You tell them the truth and they become -- it's like showing Frankenstein's monster fire. They become confused, and angry and highly volatile. That guy, causing them feelings they don't know, because their lobotomized brainsbrain, we've discussed this before, the lobotomized brain inside a left-winger or liberal or your average black/gay/latino/anti israel/anti US activist, the lobotomized brain is much smaller in their head space than in a reasonable person, and it bounces aroudn everytime they move their head, crashing into their skull. So their synapses are misfiring. Is Jeanine Garololo listening? - 8/13/10, 11:15 AM
- A.W. said...
i think you are joking, but... its really hard to tell these days. ;-)
too many people would say that in seriousness to tell its a joke. - 8/13/10, 12:31 PM


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Grayson, 32, steps into the fly-half position vacated by Wilkinson who will undergo shoulder surgery later this week.
England head coach Sir Clive Woodward has also switched World Cup final try-scorer Jason Robinson from wing to centre on Sunday, with Bath's Iain Balshaw brought in at full-back instead of Josh Lewsey who features on the wing with Ben Cohen.
Gloucester scrum-half Andy Gomarsall has beaten off Matt Dawson's challenge - while in the pack, there are starts for lock Danny Grewcock and flanker Joe Worsley.
On the bench, uncapped Sale Sharks forward Chris Jones features - as does Bath fly-half Olly Barkley and Gloucester's former rugby league star Henry Paul.
Paul's solitary England cap came against France in Paris almost two years ago.
Four of England's World Cup final starting line-up will not be involved in Rome next weekend.
World Cup captain Martin Johnson has retired from Test rugby; Wilkinson and centre Mike Tindall are both injured, and flanker Neil Back was yesterday dropped from England's Six Nations squad.
With Worsley called in as Back's replacement, Richard Hill switches to openside flanker and captain Lawrence Dallaglio is at his accustomed number eight.
"The starting XV are all guys who have been involved with the World Cup, and I expect them to move very swiftly into gear," said Woodward.
"It was interesting selecting the side, and there are new players coming into a World Cup-winning team.
"Some changes were made due to injury and some through retirement. But I'm very excited about the team and looking forward to working with Lawrence Dallaglio as captain."
Harlequins centre Will Greenwood, who needs one touchdown to overtake Jeremy Guscott as England's second all-time highest Test tryscorer, will be vice-captain.
"He's a tremendous leader behind the scenes and has always helped out Jonny Wilkinson in that role," added Woodward.
"With Jonny not being available, it's important Will steps into the frame - especially in our attacking play."
Considerable interest will surround Robinson's appearance in the centre. But Woodward has resisted all temptation at fly-half, where Bath's Olly Barkley and Wasps number 10 Alex King were both candidates.
Jones, meanwhile, is the only uncapped player in Woodward's first Test match 22 since the World Cup triumph. The 6ft 6in 23-year-old, who can play second row or back row, has a big future.
Gloucester wing James Simpson-Daniel's run of bad luck shows no sign of ending, though.
After suffering glandular fever last season and then narrowly missing out on World Cup selection several months later, he now has a rib injury and was not considered for selection.
England team to play Italy in the RBS 6 Nations opener in Rome on Sunday:
I Balshaw (Bath); J Lewsey (Wasps), W Greenwood (Harlequins), J Robinson (Sale Sharks), B Cohen (Northampton); P Grayson (Northampton), A Gomarsall(Gloucester); T Woodman (Gloucester), S Thompson (Northampton), P Vickery
(Gloucester), D Grewcock (Bath), B Kay (Leicester), J Worsley (Wasps), R Hill (Saracens), L Dallaglio (Wasps, captain). Replacements: M Regan (Leeds), J Leonard (Harlequins), S Borthwick (Bath), C Jones (Sale Sharks), M Dawson (Northampton), O Barkley (Bath), H Paul (Gloucester).


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Noting that "communities of color ... face extra barriers in ownership, financing, and access to technology" because they tend to have less capital than their white counterparts, CSI calls on federal, state, and local governments to create, with taxpayer dollars, so-called "Energy Improvement Districts." These districts would consist of tracts of land and designated buildings zoned specifically for energy-production purposes in black and Hispanic neighborhoods. * Transportation Equity: This CSI program advocates increased public funding for mass-transit service in black and Hispanic neighborhoods, along with the creation of "more transportation-related jobs for disadvantaged people." * Broadband Equity: Lamenting that "too many" nonwhite minorities lack "access to high-quality, high-speed Internet" as a result of "digital redlining," CSI asserts: "People of color, thanks to a history of housing discrimination and poverty, tend to live in older buildings and communities. Telecoms avoid investing in these communities because of the cost of upgrading the infrastructure and the impact on their profit margin." Because "we can't rely on the big telecommunication companies" in the private sector to make Internet service available to nonwhite communities, says CSI, public financing is required. * Food Equity: Working "with food justice leaders and grassroots groups to generate policy strategies and solutions that will create a more equitable food system, from seed to community," CSI promotes "the local production and distribution of healthy food as well as policies that improve available data to make it easier to identify underserved communities." Such efforts to "reduc[e] the [food] availability differences to the lowest feasible level," says CSI, should be funded jointly by public-sector sources and private-sector philanthropists. Viewing "community organizers and other grassroots advocates" as those who are best equipped to bring about the foregoing policy initiatives, CSI invests considerable resources in the training of such activists. Further, the Center strives to connect these local leaders "to opportunities for state and national policy development and reform." CSI traces the roots of American racism directly to conservatism, which it depicts as a philosophy that is insensitive to the needs of the poor: "For more than a quarter century, right-wing rhetoric has dominated debates of racial justice – undermining efforts to create a more equal society, and tearing apart the social safety net in the process." The founder and president of CSI is Maya Wiley, a civil-rights attorney and policy advocate who earned a J.D. from the Columbia University School of Law in 1989. She is the daughter of the late George Wiley, who established the National Welfare Rights Organization in 1967. 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I love this project, pretty to wrap packages. Thanks!
I have been wanting to do this for quilt binding for a while. Thanks for sharing.
I love this idea! What a great binding for a scrappy quilt.
I need to make this project!
So much prettier withe hand running-stitch! I made some ties for an envelope pillow back using the same folding method, but with a machine stitched line. You can see it here: http://poppyprintcreates.blogspot.com/2009/09/la-tour-eiffel.html
It just decorates the pillow back a little bit and makes it pretty like the front, too! -
That's so cool! I'm going to make some tonight
This is a lovely way to wrap a gift. I must try this idea.
Oh my goodness! I love those! So many possibilities just popped into my head for those!
This looks so cute all sewn together! You could use if for so many things, too!
Wow is right! I just bookmarked a bunch of Mai's other tutorials too. I think I'll have to do this one first, though. Thanks so much for all the great links!
Sweet patchwork string.
Mai is amazing! I love her blog and stories! This weekend I made some drawstrings from her instructions. Easy!
Wow — a new blog to explore! Thanks for sharing this tutorial. I keep every.little.bit because I heart fabric and can't bear to throw any of it away. So some of the little bits can join forces and become strings! and bias tape! Fun fun fun!
How beautiful and what a great idea !
great idea!
That is perfect for all the really little scraps I can never get rid of… though I don't think I'm going to do it by hand! 🙂
This is awesome! Bias tape for something other than quilting! I think I will make my boys some pj bottoms with the patchwork string! Thank you for stirring up the imagination!
ooooh, this would be so cute as hairbows for my little girls. Besides, they're always looking for ribbons and string for their OWN craft projects… Guess I'm going to have to go make some scrappy ones…..
Lovely idea for scraps!
How cute. I love the patchwork look and you can use it for all sorts of things. Thanks for the tute.
This is such a great idea. I can't stand to through any scrap away. I have started some Crazy quilting squares to use up my scraps and to have a portable quilting project.
Very clever- thank you!
this is such a cool idea and so simple in its execution.
I love mai's tutorials!
What a pretty piece of string!
lovely bias tape! i can think of many ways i will be using this.
Great idea!
This is a great idea.
Thanks for the tutorial! I've been wondering how to make something like this 🙂
Really cute idea – love the mix of fabrics.
beautiful handmade ribbon. especially cute with plain linen as she did on her blog. love her fabrics!
Great tutorial! I'm going to do this with Christmas fabric to make ribbons for wrapping.
How simple, and how beautiful! I am REALLY going to use this tute. Thank you!
this would be cute to make a wider piece and use around the edge of a quilt or baby blanket.
I love this. I just can't throw out those bits and pieces. Great use of otherwise useless scraps!
I think that this is the best one yet! What a great idea. I'm very inspired.
Isn't her work wonderful? I'm constantly amazed that she can make so much by hand sewing.
Love this idea. Thanks for sharing it! =]
I absolutely LOVED Mairuru's work on her blog.
I am now working on pillows for our sofa and some bags and pouches.
Love your site too!
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I wonder if I have the patience to make something that cute!!!
This is so great – I can't wait to test it out!
This is a great way to use up all my scrap! Thank you so much!
This is an awesome way to use up all the scraps I have! I love it!
Love this tutorial. Definitely going into my sewing queue.
Love this! Can't wait to make and use some!
this is such a great idea, i love it!
I love this!
Wow. And they're handsewn? I think I'll try some as package ties for holiday gifts.
I just have to be a stickler here, while that patchwork binding is gorgeous, and one of my own favorite scrap busting ideas you've posted this month – it is NOT bias tape. Bias tape is cut "on the bias" (on the diagonal) and it's pretty near impossible to make from scraps. <3
what a great idea! who couldn't use some extra cute scrappy string! I might just start wrapping gifts if I had cute stuff like that to use 🙂
This is perfect, I was just looking for a fun bias tape online and now I realize I can make my own and really add some personality to my work! Thanks!
Love this idea! Going to check out the tutorial. Thanks.


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Koopa's OP was absolutely justified.
In the offseason the front office didn't get any starting caliber linemen. The draft added only a late round development OL prospect. We still have the same very average RB from last year. A starting caliber blocking TE was never added to the roster either. Our FB play has regressed in the last few years from Tony Richardson to John Conner.
Jets did get a new OC but the personnel from last year's lack-luster offense are unchanged.
Then, in the first preseason game, we see exactly the same anemic offense and poor Oline play from last season. It's as if this is game 17 from 2011.
It's no wonder that reasonable and objective Jets fans are concerned. They should be. All the evidence suggests we're going to be the same 25th ranked offense as last year (or maybe worse).
A decent article from Costello?
Sparano: Jets wont rely on ground
On NFL teams that Sparano has been the head coach or the play-caller, there has never been a season where he has run the ball more than he has passed it.
In Fridays preseason-opening 17-6 loss to the Bengals, the Jets threw the ball 20 times and ran it 27. But if you look closer, there were more passes than runs called. There were five sacks and quarterbacks ran the ball five times, none by design. That means Sparano called 30 passes to 22 runs. "
Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/jets/...#ixzz23LmUDpVk
I believe after the second preseason game we will have a better idea of what we have. This team looked just as bad as the team from the end of last season. I don't see it getting better, but opinions are like noses and everyone has one.
well the G&P better work cause our pass protection SUCKS, like last season's
Koopa is 100% right. I don't see what the issue is.
Last year, the OL SUCKED. This year, we bring back the SAME OL. And then we saw the pass protection in the first game. Anyone who feels good about this OL is off their rocker.
Hunter sucked last year. Moore was no good (I don't care if he made the pro bowl -- he almost got benched for Schlauderaff). Brick was mediocre, at best.
it will be interesting to see what the Rex/Sparano brain trust come up with if #Tebow's skillzz bring more benefit to the G&P than the Sanchize air attack. Not good when your corner back thinks he's better than your #2,3 WR
Well then, I suppose it's lucky for us fans that coach Sparano has no intention of relying solely on a conservative, ground and pound approach, huh?
Originally Posted by Brian Costello, NY Post
Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/jets/...#ixzz23LuaB7YF
EDIT- didn't see Newton had already posted this, sorry.
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The Jets are in damage control mode right now.
The team really can't add any players before the season starts. Maybe they get lucky and find an OL after final cuts. But that guy won't even know the playbook when the season starts. So it's all about trying to do something with the players you have right now. How can the offense be schemed to maximize the talent we have ?
LOL, we are not built for anything on offense. THAT is the problem.
Check that, we are built to pad the stats of DEs.
You negative Nancy SOJF's kill me with your perfectly logical thought process and constructive criticism.
Why can't you just wave believe signs like a good delusional homer? There's no point in being so pessimistic because the Jets know something we don't. An NFL caliber blocking TE and RG are not needed to run the ball effectively. They're both overrated positions and the Jets know that hence why they did nothing to improve the positions. Beside that we have Shonn Greene who always appears to be running in quicksand.
So stop being so critical and think like a homer man.
I'm convinced that Tannenbaum and Rex know nothing about offense.
In two years, they've turned the DL from a thin and aging position to an absolutely loaded position. Pouha, Wilkerson, Devito, Dixon are all good players and Coples and Ellis clearly have the goods. In the same period, the OL has gone from great to ****.
Are you surprised? We didn't address the o-line or at running back. Our offense has an identity crisis.


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Alchemist and Vengeful Spirit make the final stand in front of Dire's ancient. Where's the rest of the team? I dunno, probably sitting in fountain, the quitters.
I worked on this piece for far to long. I think it was about 4 months, with huuuge breaks in between. Over all I'm happy with the final result. Wasn't exactly what I pictured, but its one of the few that where pretty close. And only now as I'm writing this have I realized I forgot alchemist's little buddy upon his back. Oops, oh well I want to start something new as it is.
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I love the level of detail. The contrast and rich color palette gives this piece something to truly appreciate. I think the only thing that caught my eye was the alchemist. His front seems slightly.... "off" for lack of a better explanation. Either I'm overlooking something entirely, but it looks as if only half his gut is portrayed.
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"I'm still surprised how big The Selby's become"
2015-06-19 - We caught up with Bugaboo Friend Todd Selby, photographer and creator of the hugely popular blog The Selby, about what inspires his work.
So who is the man behind The Selby?
Todd Selby: "I was working as a photographer in New York when I started my blog back in 2008. The Selby was born as a way to explore my interest in people, interiors and photography. I was looking for a way to bring these things together in one place. So I started The Selby to photograph creative individuals and the spaces in which they live and work."
Todd Selby (37) started off by photographing his friends in their homes as a side project, but the blog really took off and soon he was inundated with requests from people all over the world to be featured on the site. Now it's pretty much a who's who of the creative industries, spanning fashion, design, music, media and beyond, showing the interiors of everyone from shoe designer Christian Louboutin, author Tom Wolfe, to supermodel Helena Christensen. From Melbourne minimalism, to New York post-hipster cool, to TOMS shoes founder Blake Mycoskie's boat in Los Angeles, the blog covers all manner of aspirational interiors and attracts up to 100,000 unique visitors every day.
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What fascinates you most about the people you portray?
"I've always been interested in people – especially colourful people. When I see someone, I've always been curious about what their home and their environment says about them. It's all about finding those interesting characters and then documenting how they live. I'm still surprised how big it's become. It's been amazing for my photography career and has opened so many doors. It's allowed me to work with brands like Louis Vuitton, FENDI, Nike, Airbnb, Hennessy and Heineken. And of course it's enabled me to travel and meet people all over the world. The blog covers cities in Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Mexico, Europe and of course the US.
"Now I also work as an illustrator and a director, I've also written a couple of books, worked on countless editorial and brand projects - and just recently I've collaborated with Bugaboo to explore the lives of two New York families."
I guess you were one of the forerunners in blogging – did you feel like you were doing something new?
"At the time when I started The Selby in 2008, there weren't that many people making interesting content for the web. I got lucky with my timing. And I think it's a basic human instinct to want to look into people's homes and into their lives. Technology has given us greater opportunities to do this - Instagram has really tapped into this of course."
What's your style of photography?
"I didn't study photography so I'm totally self-taught. When I first started out my pictures had a really different style. Over the years, my look has evolved. In the beginning, I was interested in formal 4x5 portraiture. Now my style is much more journalistic and snapshot. I don't just stick to one camera, but use lots of different types depending on what I'm trying to do. So I use Canon, Leica and sometimes Sony cameras. Two of my favourite photographers are Bruce Weber and James Turrell. Turrell's installations and use of colour and light really inspire me. My photography has been published in titles such as Vogue, Architectural Digest France, The Observer Magazine, Le Monde's M Magazine, Casa Brutus Japan and The New York Times Style Magazine, T."The Selby's Instagram - clockwise from top left: illustrator/artist Stephen Smith at home in London; French model/singer/actress Lou Doillon at home in Paris; Missoni brand ambassador Margherita Maccapani Missoni at home in Milan; Colin Tunstall, creative director Saturdays NYC at home in New York.
No doubt you've been asked this like 100 times before, but what does your own place look like?
"Ha! I used to be much more of a collector. But over the years I've seen so much of other people's homes I have simplified my own environment. I love coming home to a blank slate."
What is it like to travel so much? Has it changed your worldview?
"I love to travel – it's what I do. And doing what I do means that you get to see a place through the eyes of a local. What I've learnt from this is that although cultures seem different from the outside, people are people. In fact I've discovered we have more similarities than differences."
What do you take with you when you're on the road?
"I keep it simple. All I need is my drawing kit, laptop and a camera."
How would you like to be remembered? What will be your legacy as an artist?
"I believe my legacy as an artist is really about promoting understanding and acceptance of all different kinds of people. The more you know about the rest of the human race the more you respect and accept other people. That's what I'd like to be remembered for." The Selby's Instagram - clockwise from top left: Todd Selby in Bora Bora; a photo Todd Selby took in Morocco; Shiro Nakono, character designer at home in Tokyo; Carla Sozzani, Italian gallerist in her gallery.
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How many DSLRs does it take to change a light bulb? None apparently, because the ability for these new cameras to capture HD video in low light is so amazing so you don't need to light anything anymore. Right?
No, No, No, No!
I was talking to someone recently and telling them about the gain on one of our new digital video cameras and how high you could push it without too much grain and they said 'great, that will save having to light'. This got me thinking. Are we not in the business to make the best looking pictures we can that are artistically designed to best tell the 'story' whether that be fiction, documentary or corporate?
Lighting in film always served two purposes; to be able to see the subject AND to 'paint it in the best possible light'. Just because our new cameras are fantastic doesn't mean that you don't have to light a scene to be able to see it doesn't mean that we shouldn't light to make it look better and more professional.
So let's go back to basics and have a beginners guide to three-point lighting. It's simple and it works and it's worth thinking about if you want to give your video some quality.
Key Light
Three point lighting is the start, and it's easy. The main light is the 'key' light. In day-to-day informal shooting this would be the sun or if you're indoors, the main overhead light. On a controlled set the key light is your brightest light source, either emulating from the natural world (sun/moon or room light) or basically just any good strong source of light falling at around a 45 degree angle on your subject.
Fill Light
The second in our three lights is the fill light. This basically 'fills in' any unwanted shadows created by the key light. So this is positioned at an angle on the other side of the subjects face to remove nose/neck shadow etc and to brighten the eye on that side.
Back Light
Finally, the 'back-light'. This is not, as is often mistakenly assumed, to light the background – though backlight can be created from an illuminated backdrop. This is to light the subject from behind, from 'the back'. Why? To separate the subject from the background. A light positioned high up, shooting down on a person from behind will give a line of light along the shoulders and a slight halo around the head to make your subject - your point of focus - stick out.
Why Bother?
So where's the skill in just sticking three lights up? The main thing to think about is how these lights contrast in brightness and intensity. It might be that your movie requires harsh shadows so you don't want a fill light, but this should still be a conscious decision to not have a fill light so you are still using a 3-point lighting technique. Playing around with these three lights enables you to paint with light and create much, much better footage.
From this point you can go on. You can think about 'practicals' - prop lights in shot that also add to lighting the scene - and background lighting which not only helps you to see what's in the background but also adds colour, depth and shape to your shot. And there's much, much more. Just look at the lighting department credits on a feature film for an idea of how many people are involved in getting it right for the 'big screen'.
When you've sorted out the basics, THEN you can think about colour grading and correction. We are artists creating beautiful pictures and the whole point of our skills is that their effect should be appreciated without being noticed. Let's not forget that lighting, along with sound, is the most important aspect of filmmaking. It allows us to paint in this most modern medium, and keeps us in control, however sophisticated the technology.
Evan Pugh is Creative Director of Butchers Hook Video Production. His credits include directing on multiple series of Big Brother & I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here as well as many corporate productions. His fondest memories are from camera operating on The Lord of the Rings, Return of the King.


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How do all you IQUITOS owners still feel about it ?
By dimitrios69
Does it still excite you ?
Is it back up worthy ?
keepin' it musky
ABSOLUTELY....Marvelous Rose fragrance, with a sweet woody dry down. Whats not to love?
Don't panic. Just stay calm, and reload....
Just got some more today! It completely rocks! I can't imagine not having it. Two big thumbs up.
I have read in Plato and Cicero sayings that are wise and very beautiful; but I have never read in either of them: Come unto me all ye that labor and are heavy laden.'' --Saint Augustine
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Where from & how much should one pay bbobkc ? ... if I may be so bold .
I own it. It was very popular with BNers at one time, and often mentioned together with C&S #88. I had had no chance to sample Iquitos and bought it blind. There is indeed a something Iquitos and C&S 88 have in common: a certain gloominess, I guess. But something in it is too much for my taste. It's also on the sweeter side of fragrances. I dropped it when I discovered the wearability of modern rose fragrances offered by Lutens, L'Artisan and Malle.
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'Il mondo dei profumi è un universo senza limiti: una fraganza puo rievocare sensazioni, luoghi, persone o ancora condurre in uno spazio di nuove dimensioni emozionali' L. V.
My bottle (about 25ml left) is at least six years old. In the 80s I thought Iquitos was a very risqué perfume for a man, and the name was ever so romantic, but nowadays I hardly wear it more than twice a year. Somehow I feel it suits my mother better.
I just wore this recently after a long absence. Wow - it's just an amazing and gorgeous rose fragrance. It was just perfect on a warm pre-spring day in the Midwest (where I am working). It's a shame that truly great fragrances like this get discontinued.
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I've got to wear this one soon, to try and determine if I want to keep my bottle. I've been sampling old "women's" frags lately, and have to say that I prefer some of them to my memory of Iquitos (haven't worn it in at least half a year). I remember it as being too fruity, without a base that wasn't especially compelling. Next time I wear it, hopefully I'll remember this thread and post back here.
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Still love it after many years.
Cool to cold weather frag with jasmin being instigated by a subterranean rose. Strong stuff and "perfumey" to say the least. I can't say I wear it much, but I do love having it in the drobe to periodically remind myself of how anemic current masculines are.
Yes, I enjoy it and am looking to get another bottle.
It can be a bit much sometimes, especially with generous application. But it is nice to have that problem, as Aromi implies, than have it disappear after a couple of hours.
Rose BOMB!
Never smelled it, but is it in the same vein as Tenere or Zino, both of which, I adore.
"I exist for myself, and for those to whom my unquenchable thirst for freedom gives everything, but also for everyone, since insofar as I am able to love - I love everyone. Of noble hearts, I am the noblest - and the most generous of those that yearn to give love in return. - I am a human being, I love death and I love life."
Egon Schiele - Self-Potrait
My classics: Dior Homme EdT, YSL Rive Gauche PH, Helmut Lang Cuiron, L'Occitane Neroli (vintage), Davidoff Zino, L'Occitane Eau des Baux
I haven't done extensive sampling side by side, but Knowing seemed to be the closest thing to Iquitos that I've come across.
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It doesn't smell like either, but it's in the same powerful vein. It's sort of a damp rose with the dirt and soggy decaying leaves under the rose bush, and then with a lot of aldehydes added. It's like a very wet and more powerful rose version of Van Clef & Arpels PH. It's a sad moistness. I don't recall any sweetness per se, as in Tenere's honey thing, but Iquitos is sort of like an olfactory equivalent of the visual of bruised rose pedals scattered over wet camouflage pants.
That girl, that bottle, that mattress and me.
its nice to see one of your old threads resurrected !! thnks petruccijc
I ended up getting a small 1oz bottle of this & used over half of it , i use it sparingly now .
Like everyone else its strong & rose prominent & Dust's description is accurate & the best ive read.
if nikola tesla would've made an electric rose.. it'd would've smelled of Iquitos..
yes all the way. comparison to No.88 is so apt..i would also add DC 1913 to the list...this is as good as niche.
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"Running Man" is a popular South Korean variety show that first aired on July 11, 2010. The original premise of the show featured the MCs and special guests completing missions and trying to win races at a Korean landmark location. After Episode 48, the show moved away from the performers taking part in a series of missions at one landmark to competing in one long race at a number of different locations with one winner declared at the end of the race. "Running Man" has gained popularity in many parts of Asia due to fansubbing of the episodes into many different languages.
The main MC of "Running Man" is Yoo Jae Suk, who left the show "Family Outing" in February 2010 and is considered to have made a comeback to hosting with "Running Man." Other cast and show regulars include Gary, Haha, Ji Suk Jin, Kim Jong Kook, Lee Kwang Soo and Song Ji Hyo, who became a regular starting with Episode 7 of the show. Former cast members include Lizzy and Song Joong Ki.
Over the years, many famous Hallyu celebrities have appeared as special guests and competitors on "Running Man." Some of the more prolific guests include Jung Yong Hwa of CNBLUE, Suzy of miss A, Nichkhun of 2PM, soccer player Park Ji Sung, Sulli of f(x), comedian Kim Je Dong, Lee Joon of MBLAQ, actor Ji Sung, IU, Jessica of Girls' Generation, and actor Kim Woo Bin
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text: How To Turn Your Toyota Into a Fauxrarri For Just $2000Ben Wojdyla3/15/10 1:30pmFiled to: found on eBayFauxrarriToyota MR2Fake FerrariFerrari Kit CarKit FerrariToyotaMr2Ferrari134EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkHave a Toyota MR2 but really wish you had a Ferrari? The wrong way to make your dreams reality is to eBay for this $2,000 kit that'll help you re-badge your 'yota as an Italian supercar.AdvertisementToyota MR2's are fine cars if you want a reasonable balance of power and fuel economy and don't mind an ugly mug. If you don't like the ugly mug, why not replace it with a Ferrari-like body? Because it's wrong.There won't be a lot of fooling anyone with this Ferrari 360 re-imagining of a Toyota MR2. The size is wrong, the nose is wrong, the interior is wrong, the lights are wrong and the inline-four hiding underneath the new engine cover is wrong, but someone did it anyway, and they're selling it on eBay. We're especially liking the oversized Ferrari badges sprinkled all over the car, but the extra-large rainbow-colored text will definitely do the job. Another example of why Fauxrarri's are bad. [eBay Listing]Reply134 repliesLeave a reply


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About the space: Maps from London's Portobello Market hang above a bed by Ralph Lauren Home in the master bedroom of a Long Island, New York, home.
Tour the entire home.
3. Choose Maps With The Same Theme—in this case, 19th-century military maps of France.
About the space: In the living room of designers John Dransfield and Geoffrey Ross, 19th-century military maps of France were commissioned by Napoléon III, and the daybed is Charles X; Regency-style armchairs upholstered in leather flank a 1940s galvanized-tole table.
5. Choose a color from the map to showcase elsewhere in the room.
About the space: The wicker armchairs in the dining room of designer Jeffrey Bilhuber's Manhattan apartment are late 19th century, the 1930s U.S. map belonged to his great-aunt, and the chandelier is from Italy; a B. Berger gingham covers the walls and table, and the jute floor covering is by Stark Carpet.
About the space: In the upstairs family room of Cristine and Craig Gillespie's California home, Cristine's collection of antique and vintage globes; the Francesco throw is by Missoni, and the map is vintage.
About the space: The boys' playroom of a Florida house is given a global perspective with a map of the world used as wallpaper.
About the space: In the living room of interior designer Steven Shailer's Manhattan apartment, a 1734 parchment map of Paris hangs above a blackened-steel console by Katz; the leather club chairs date from the 1930s and '40s, and the paper lamp is by Noguchi.
About the space: A Duravit sink with Dornbracht fittings in a guest cottage bath, which is papered with old AAA maps; the wainscoting is painted in Farrow & Ball's Cornforth White.


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If it doesn't clean or taste good, it doesn't cut the mustard with Reckitt Benckiser. A subsidiary of UK-based Reckitt Benckiser plc, the company makes and markets household, cleaning, and food products for sale in North America. The firm holds a vast brand portfolio that includes French's Foods (Cattlemen's Barbecue Sauce, French's Mustard, Frank's – more... RedHot, GourMayo, Worcestershire). Some of Reckitt Benckiser's household and cleaning products include Air Wick air fresheners, Electrasol dish detergent, Jet-Dry rinse agent, Lysol cleaners and disinfectants, Resolve cleaners, and Spray 'n Wash laundry stain removers. It expanded into skin care in 2011. Its parent bought Adams Respiratory Therapeutics in 2008.
The company's purchase of Adams has allowed it to extend its reach into the US, where it already peddles its Mucinex products. The US is the world's largest over-the-counter pharmaceutical market. And with a regulatory change in the US, Reckitt Benckiser's pharmaceutical sales have increased. Doctors are now able to treat more patients with Soboxone, which resulted in sales spikes for Reckitt Benckiser's pharmaceutical unit. It sells the drug directly in the US and in Australia. Additionally, Reckitt Benckiser received approval to exclusively market Soboxone through 2016 in the European Union, Norway, and Iceland.
In 2010 the company's parent went shopping yet again and acquired health care product company SSL International for about $3.8 billion. The takeover of the London-based maker of Durex condoms made Reckitt Benckiser the world's largest condom manufacturer. Reckitt Benckiser in 2011 also purchased several brands from Combe Incorporated, including Cepacol, Hemoal, Lanacane, LiceMD, and Scalpicin, as Combe shed its cough/cold and skin care businesses.
During the past couple of years, the US subsidiary has seen gains in its household segment through increased sales in surface care (Lysol), automatic dishwashing (Electrasol 3-in-1 tablets), and home care (Air Wick Freshmatic and Air Wick Electrical Oils) products. Lysol disinfectant products got a sales boost from concern over the H1N1 virus.
Sales in the US are reported as part of Reckitt Benckiser Group's segment revenue for North America and Australia. This segment logged 28% of its overall sales in fiscal 2009; the company has about a dozen locations across the US. Sure to spur changes for its subsidiaries, Reckitt Benckiser's parent company, which was formed in 1999, will see turnover at the top in 2011. It was announced earlier in the year that CEO Bart Becht plans to step down effective September. He's expected to be succeeded by Rakesh Kapoor, a top executive at Reckitt Benckiser Group who heads up global category development. – less


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Title: Ainsworth Opera House Breakfast
Description: Ainsworth Opera House will hold their monthly breakfast on Saturday May 5th. open from 7 to 9 am. Cost is $7 per person, 10 and under free with adult. The menu consists of biscuits and gravy, links, bacon, ham, casserole, pancakes, eggs, hash browns, six different salads, cinnamon rolls, fresh fruit, and drinks.
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text: This Short Film About Shoemaking Will Make You Want to Sport Better FootwearJamie Condliffe4/02/13 5:39amFiled to: Designwatch thisVideoDocumentary18EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink The most recent in a series of short documentaries by filmmaker Dustin Cohen, The Shoemaker is a film about Frank Catalfumo: a 91-year-old shoemaker and repairer who's lived in Brooklyn his entire life. Advertisement Catalfumo opened his shoe shop upon return from World War II in 1945, and despite his age still works there five days a week. The video's an inspirational look at a man who's well and truly mastered his craft—and it'll make you feel guilty for wearing crappy shoes, guaranteed. [Made in Brooklyn via Laughing Squid]Reply18 repliesLeave a reply


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CLEVELAND (AP) -- LeBron James will play his first preseason game with the Cavaliers at home before he faces his former team, the Miami Heat, in Brazil.
The Cavs will open their exhibition season Oct. 5 against Maccabi Tel Aviv, the Israeli club formerly led by new Cleveland coach David Blatt. It will be James' first game with the Cavs since re-signing with them last month as a free agent.
On Oct. 12, James and the Cavs will play the Heat in Rio De Janiero. James won two NBA titles and went to the NBA Finals four straight seasons with the Heat.
The Cavs will also play in Cincinnati on Oct. 15 against Indiana and against Chicago in Columbus on Oct. 20 on Ohio State's campus.


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1. Willya look at that? It's me being interviewed for Your Industry Insider. (Thanks to Julia for the hook-up.)
2. My job is in your hands! Tell MTV what to do! Demand to see Savage County!
Savage County Official Trailer from Savage County on Vimeo.
(Just click on the demand link and it'll get you where you need to go.)