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"Leather and Lace" Stevie Nicks and Don Henley (Okay, I'm not the world's biggest Don Henley fan, but I've always loved this song. I remember this all to well from my teenaged years.)
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"Take Care" by Big Star
"Vanilla Dome" by Alvin Band (from their Rainbow Road album)
"Stephanie Says" by Lee Ranaldo (a cover of a Velvet Underground song first officially released on the 1985 album V.U. – which served as my introduction to the Velvet Underground.)
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In a page torn straight from David and Goliath, the eighth-seeded Canadiens were matched up against the conference-champion Bruins in the spring of 2002. Despite a 14-point gap in the standings, the Habs entered the playoffs riding high thanks to Saku Koivu's emotional return from his season-long battle with cancer.
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Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown! is a 1977 American animated adventure comedy film produced by United Feature Syndicate for Paramount Pictures, directed by Bill Melendez and Phil Roman, and the third in a series of films based on the Peanuts comic strip. It was the first Peanuts feature-length film produced after the death of composer Vince Guaraldi and used the same voice cast from the 1975 TV special, You're a Good Sport, Charlie Brown.
The film received generally positive reviews from critics and audiences, and came five years after Snoopy, Come Home, and three years before Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown (and Don't Come Back!!).
The Peanuts gang heads off to Camp Remote somewhere in the mountains. Charlie Brown is accidentally left behind by the bus while at a desolate rest stop. He is then forced to hitch a harrowing ride on Snoopy's motorcycle in order to make the rest of the journey to the camp, accompanied by rock guitar type riffs while he is shouting in fear at Snoopy's wild driving.
Upon their arrival, the kids are immediately exposed to the regimentation and squalor of camp life which is a stark contrast to their comfortable residences back home. They are unfamiliar with the concept that the camp schedule is in the 24-hour clock (Franklin asks if "oh-five-hundred" is noon, and Sally thinks "eighteen-hundred" is a year). Although they do their best to adjust to the rigors of camp life, Snoopy, in a tent of his own, enjoys an ice cream sundae while watching TV on his portable set.
The gang must contend with a trio of ruthless bullies (and their cat, Brutus, vicious enough to intimidate even Snoopy and Woodstock) who openly boast of them having won a raft race every year they have competed. The only thing that keeps them at bay is Linus using his security blanket like a whip (which also gets him unwanted attention from Sally due to her praising the courage of her self-proclaimed "Sweet Babboo"). It is revealed that they have only won through outright cheating — using a raft equipped with an outboard motor, direction finder, radar and sonar. They also resort to every trick they could think of to hamper or destroy everyone else's chance to even make it to the finish line, much less win the race.
The kids are broken into three groups: the boys' group (consisting of Charlie Brown, Linus, Schroeder, and Franklin), the girls' group (consisting of Peppermint Patty, Marcie, Sally, and Lucy), and Snoopy and Woodstock. Charlie Brown is the very reluctant leader of the boys' group, struggling with his insecurity but making a good effort to lead and implement well-thought out decisions. His antihesis is Peppermint Patty, the leader of the girls' group, who is very confident despite her incompetence as a leader. She insists on every decision, no matter how inconsequential, being confirmed by a vote of secret ballots. Predictably, when the voting is tied or she disagrees with the outcome, she often overrules the decision, to the disdain of the other girls. The bullies are overconfident; they use their cheating to burst ahead, but in their boasting they fail to watch where they are going and crash into a dock, which costs them a lot of time and effort to dislodge their boat while the others sail past.
The groups see many unique sights along the river race, such as mountains, forests, and a riparian logging community of houses built on docks. However, they also run into different obstacles: getting lost, stranded, storms, blizzards, and sabotage from the bullies. Snoopy abandons the race to search tirelessly for Woodstock when a storm separates them; after a long search, they manage to find each other and are joyfully reunited. Charlie Brown grows increasingly into his leadership role; ultimately, after the bullies sabotage everyone else's rafts, the boys' and girls' teams merge. Although treated as a scapegoat for problems, Charlie Brown handles it well, such as when the team is trapped, he claims it is incumbent upon him as the leader to remove the obstacle.
Thanks to Charlie Brown's growing self-confidence and leadership, the gang is about to win the race at the climax after overcoming considerable odds. Unfortunately, Patty incites the girls to celebrate too soon and they accidentally knock the boys overboard in their excitement; when they attempt to rescue them, the bullies seize the opportunity to pull ahead.
The bullies gloat about their apparently imminent victory. However, their brash over-confidence, infighting, and constant carelessness during the race has seen them become involved in numerous mishaps, causing them to suffer substantial damage to their raft. Just shy of the finish line, their raft finally gives out and sinks. This leaves Snoopy and Woodstock as the only contenders left. Brutus slashes Snoopy's inner tube with a claw, but Woodstock promptly builds a raft of twigs with a leaf for a sail and continues toward victory. When Brutus tries to attack Woodstock, Snoopy decks him, and Woodstock wins the race. Conceding defeat, the bullies begin to vow vengeance next year, but their threats are humiliatingly cut short when Snoopy hands Brutus a rough beating after he threatens Woodstock again.
As the gang boards the bus to depart for home, Charlie Brown decides aloud to use the experience as a lesson to be more confident and assertive, and to believe in himself. Unfortunately, right after he finishes speaking, the bus leaves without him for the second time, and as before, he is forced to hitch a ride with Snoopy again.
Voice cast[edit]
- Duncan Watson as Charlie Brown
- Bill Melendez as Snoopy, Woodstock
- Gail Davis as Sally Brown
- Melanie Kohn as Lucy van Pelt
- Liam Martin as Linus van Pelt
- Stuart Brotman as Peppermint Patty
- Jimmy Ahrens as Marcie
- Greg Felton as Schroeder
- Tom Muller as Bully #1
- Kirk Jue as Bully #2
- Jordan Warren as Bully #3
- Michelle Stacy as Patty
- Joseph Biter as Franklin
- Jackson Beck as Brutus the cat (uncredited)
- Fred Van Amburg as Radio Announcer
Violet, Pig-Pen, 5, Frieda, and Roy have silent roles.
- Paramount Pictures Presents
- A Lee Mendelson-Bill Melendez Production
- "Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown"
- Copyright © 1977 by United Feature Syndicate, Inc. All Rights Reserved
- Written and Created by: Charles M. Schulz
- Produced by: Lee Mendelson and Bill Melendez
- Starring: Charlie Brown with Lucy and Linus, Peppermint Patty, Marcie, Sally, Schroeder, Franklin and featuring Snoopy and Woodstock
- Directed by: Bill Melendez
- Co-Directed by: Phil Roman
- Music by: Ed Bogas
- Design: Evert Brown, Bernard Gruver, Tom Yakutis, Dean Spille, Ellie Bogardus
- Animation: Don Lusk, Sam Jaimes, Bob Matz, Bob Bachman, Hank Smith, George Singer, Rod Scribner, Bill Littlejohn, Ken O'Brien, Bob Carlson, Al Pabian, Patricia Joy, Joe Roman, Terry Lennon, Jeff Hall, Larry Leichliter
- Xerography: John Eddings
- Checking: Carole Barnes, Eve Fletcher, Peggy Drumm
- Ink and Paint: Joanne Laning, Pat Capozzi, Sue Dalton, Mickey Kreyman, Cheri Lucas, Sue Rowan, Valerie Pabian, Robina Sarkissian, Adele Lenart, Sheri Barstad, Chandra Poweris, Lee Hoffman
- Radio Announcer: Fred Van Amburg
- Title Song sung by: Larry Finlayson
- Editing: Chuck McCann, Roger Donley
- Negative Cutting: Alice Keillor
- Production Manager: Carole Barnes
- Production Assistants: Sandy Claxton, Lora Sackett, Charlotte Richardson, Babette Monteil, Martha Grace
- Camera: Dickson/Vasu
- Recording:
- Mix: Producers' Sound Service, Hollywood
- Dialogue: Coast Recorders, San Francisco
- in Metrocolor
- Peanuts Characters Copyright © MCMLXXVII by United Feature Syndicate, Inc. All Rights Reserved
- Approved No. 26442 Motion Picture Association of America
- RCA Photophone Sound Recording
- This Picture Made Under the Jurisdiction of IATSE-IA Affiliated with A.F.L.-C.I.O.
- A Lee Mendelson-Bill Melendez Production in association with Charles M. Schulz Creative Associates
The film currently has a Rotten Tomatoes audience score of 82%.[2]
Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown received a mixed positive review in The New York Times from Janet Maslin, who wrote: "The film runs an hour and quarter and has a rambling plot about a regatta, but it seems less like a continuous story than a series of droll blackout sketches, many of them ending with the obligatory 'Good Grief!' ... The net effect is that of having read the comic strip for an unusually long spell, which can amount to either a delightful experience or a pleasant but slightly wearing one, depending upon the intensity of one's fascination with the basic 'Peanuts' mystique."[3]
Leonard Maltin gave the movie a 2.5 star rating (the lowest of the original four Peanuts movies) stating it's "mildly entertaining, but lacks punch".[citation needed]
Home video releases[edit]
The film was released on VHS in 1979, Betamax the same year and LaserDisc in the early 1980s and was also the very first release in 1981 on RCA's defunct CED format.[4] It was later reissued on VHS in 1988 and 1995.
The film aired in prime time on CBS on Nov. 3, 1979.[5]
The film and Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown (and Don't Come Back!!) also aired on Cartoon Network, as part of the network's Cartoon Theatre block in 1999.
The film along with A Boy Named Charlie Brown, Snoopy Come Home, and Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown (and Don't Come Back!!) aired on ABC Family in December, 2013.
Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown was released on DVD on Feb 10, 2015.[6][7]
See also[edit]
- ^ "Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown (U)". British Board of Film Classification. August 17, 1977. Retrieved December 28, 2017.
- ^ "Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown". Rotten Tomatoes. Retrieved December 28, 2017.
- ^ Janet Maslin (Aug 4, 1977). "Screen: Charlie Brown as Before". The New York Times. Retrieved December 28, 2017.
- ^ "Race For Your Life, Charlie Brown - The First RCA VideoDisc Title". CEDMagic.com. Retrieved December 28, 2917. Check date values in:
- ^ "Weekend TV". Los Angeles Times. Nov 3, 1979. Retrieved December 28, 2017.
- ^ David Lambert (November 10, 2014). "Charlie Brown/Peanuts Specials DVD news: Announcement of Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown". TVShowsOnDVD.com. Retrieved December 28, 2017.
- ^ David Lambert (November 11, 2014). "Charlie Brown/Peanuts Specials DVD news: Box Art for Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown". TVShowsOnDVD.com. Retrieved December 28, 2017.
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Women have played an important role throughout naval history but their contribution was rarely recorded and little celebrated. This exhibition, which draws on the collections of the National Museum of the Navy together with loans from other museums and private individuals, brings together many surprising and lesser-known stories of naval women stretching back centuries.
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From the North, a spot that used to house Lascari's off Imperial Highway is now a joint known as Tempo Urban Kitchen (same ownership). Eaters seeking a meal with a hint of molecular gastronomy should pull up a chair. Their most requested item: tableside liquid nitrogen ice cream service. We prefer their upbeat cocktail program. They've got a thing going on this
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Next up is the relaunch of Nekter Juice Bar's original 17th Street home in Costa Mesa. The biggest chain reaction of the trio, their expansion/makeover is the perfect excuse to hand out free smoothies between the hours of 7 and 11 a.m. on Friday. The first 25 early risers receive a goodie bag. $25 gift cards will be rewarded to the first 50 in line. And their one day cleanse can be purchased for $35 (normally $48).
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Well, our young guineas have begun laying. They lay the cutest little, brown eggs. We have been letting them free range every day; and at night they return to their henhouse to roost. They lay their eggs in the henhouse. We have to quickly snatch them up because there is a wild critter that has developed a taste for them.Here is a guine egg next to one of our chicken eggs. The guinea egg is on the right. They are tiny, but quite tasty, and....low cholesterol....due to their size!
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"I will cut taxes -- cut taxes -- for 95% of all working families."
I'd like to highlight several points from Obama's acceptance speech that were lost during the media's scramble to cover McCain's VP pick. I don't want to repeat points he's made before, but instead talk about some of the really big statements he made.
"John McCain has voted with George Bush ninety percent of the time... I'm not ready to take a ten percent chance on change."
Okay, maybe he's said this before, but it's poignant for the economy, the war, immigration, and pretty much anything else.
"For over two decades, he's [McCain, duh] subscribed to that old, discredited Republican philosophy -- give more and more to those with the most and hope that prosperity trickles down to everyone else."
McCain believes in "trickle down economics," which has been widely discredited over the past 25 years.
The market "should reward drive and innovation and generate growth."
A Democrat talking about how the market is good? How did no one mention this?
And then he got specific (at least as specific as he could really get in a speech like this).
"I will stop giving tax breaks to corporations that ship jobs overseas, and I will start giving them to companies that create good jobs right here in America.
I will eliminate capital gains taxes for the small businesses and the start-ups that will create the high-wage, high-tech jobs of tomorrow.
I will cut taxes -- cut taxes -- for 95% of all working families."
The parts about tax breaks and cutting taxes for small business is important, but let me mention that last part again, because it went largely unrepeated: his plan cuts taxes for "95% of all working families." About 90% of the families in the U.S. make less than $100,000 a year, and his plan only affects people who make more than $250,000 a year. As shown in previous posts (see "Two Articles Worth Your Time and Brain Power" below or check this link), McCain's tax plan is almost non-existent for middle and lower-class families.
"...in ten years, we will finally end our dependence on oil from the Middle East."
Rather than throw money away drilling domestically for a small percentage of our oil needs, we should funnel more money into alternative energy plans to completely move away from oil. I don't read this as being completely off of oil in 10 years (I don't think anyone seriously thinks in 10 years no one will have cars with internal combustion engines), but the idea of pushing ourselves and making a "man on the moon" type of commitment to developing commercially viable alternatives is the perfect way to work towards true energy independence while creating a new industry. And, with commercially viable renewable energy sources, we could export our technology to the rest of the world and do something about worldwide pollution and our international trade deficits as well.
"I'll recruit an army of new teachers, and pay them higher salaries and give them more support. And in exchange, I'll ask for higher standards and more accountability.
And we will keep our promise to every young American -- if you commit to serving your community or your country, we will make sure you can afford a college education."
Because we'll never make all these technological advances until we have more science and engineering graduates. And programs like Americorps will be funded again to harness the power of our youth to make our country a better place.
"If you have health care, my plan will lower your premiums. If you don't, you'll be able to get the same kind of coverage that members of Congress give themselves. And as someone who watched my mother argue with insurance companies while she lay in bed dying of cancer, I will make certain those companies stop discriminating against those who are sick and need care the most."
Here's probably the second most important part of his plan (IMO), after renewable energy. Obama's plan doesn't create more government -- it expands our existing forms of healthcare (combined public/private), but admittedly this is probably the riskiest and hardest sell. See my post "Healthcare's Partisan Divide" below for more healthcare info.
"I've laid out how I'll pay for every dime - by closing corporate loopholes and tax havens that don't help America grow. But I will also go through the federal budget, line by line, eliminating programs that no longer work and making the ones we do need work better and cost less..."
This is important -- because I've been skeptical of his "we'll use the money we save in Iraq to fund my new programs" plan so far. But if he's really willing to go through the tax code and truly look closely at the budget, we'll be in better shape.
"Individual responsibility and mutual responsibility -- that's the essence of America's promise."
Hello? This is what the Republican party used to be built on, until, say, Nixon.
"I argued for more resources and more troops to finish the fight against the terrorists who actually attacked us on 9/11, and made clear that we must take out Osama bin Laden and his lieutenants if we have them in our sights... We need a President who can face the threats of the future, not keep grasping at the ideas of the past."
'Nuff said about our current situation. Let me add that the two biggest wars this country has been involved in (WWII and the Civil War) were successfully led by Commanders-in-Chief with no prior military experience.
"...don't tell me we can't uphold the Second Amendment while keeping AK-47s out of the hands of criminals."
Did you catch the wording there? "Uphold" the Second Amendment. That's an important distinction from how previous Democrats have looked at this issue.
McCain's decision to announce his VP pick was well-timed to pull our ADHD media away from Obama's amazingly powerful speech. But before we debate the wisdom of picking Governor Palin as his running mate, let's not lose sight of Obama's historic speech -- historic because of its timing as well as its content.


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Rudy Giuliani Discusses Campaign 2000 in the Wake of the Super Tuesday PrimariesAired March 11, 2000 - 7:00 p.m. ET
ANNOUNCER: Live from Washington, THE CAPITAL GANG.
MARK SHIELDS, HOST: Welcome to our annual CAPITAL GANG from New York.
I'm Mark Shields with Al Hunt, Margaret Carlson, and from Charlotte, North Carolina, Robert Novak.
Our guest here in New York City, for the fifth straight year is Mayor Rudolph Giuliani.
Thanks for being with us again, Rudy.
MAYOR RUDY GIULIANI (R), NEW YORK SENATE CANDIDATE: You're welcome.
SHIELDS: Good to have you here.
Texas Governor George W. Bush, swept Super Tuesday primaries outside New England to clinch the Republican presidential nominee. But he did not win an outright endorsement from Senator McCain.
SENATOR JOHN MCCAIN (R-AZ), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: I congratulate Governor Bush and wish him and his family well. He may very well will become he next president of the United States.
I love my party, it is my home. But I am also dedicated to the necessary cause of reform. So I will take our crusade back to the United States Senate, and I will keep fighting to save the government, to give the government back to the people.
GOV. GEORGE W. BUSH (R-TX), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: I was pleased with the warm tone and his best wish for me and my family. I was pleased to hear him talking about willing to -- he wants to go back to the Senate and continue to battle for reform. And I look forward to working with him on a reform agenda.
SHIELDS: Republican admirers and critics of Senator McCain call for reconciliation. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)
REP. LINDSEY GRAHAM (R), SOUTH CAROLINA: I would expect that this will progress over time, that the McCain camp and the Bush camp will try to unite, not just in a political sense but try to create the momentum that John brought and the leadership that Governor Bush brought.
SEN. TRENT LOTT (R-MS), MAJORITY LEADER: We left the light on for John McCain. John McCain will be welcomed back and will go to work and hopefully will do an excellent job as chairman of the Commerce Committee and as our senator.
SHIELDS: Al Hunt, can this marriage be saved?
AL HUNT, "WALL STREET JOURNAL": Mark, if it's a forced marriage, John McCain has the shotgun. There are two realities. There's no clamor or constituency in America for a third-party effort, there is a clamor for a McCain effort. Now that's not going to happen. But I'll tell you, this fall, any Republican in any close race, the one person they're going to want in is John McCain. That's the kind of leverage he has.
SHIELDS: You mean candidates -- a Republican candidate.
HUNT: In the general election, a Republican in a close state will want to have John McCain there.
The Bush people have been saying this week that they don't want to look weak. That may be, but they desperately need McCain. They can't win without McCain in fall. What will it take? I'll give Bob Novak some good news. There's no way that Bush is going to cave in on something like his tax cut -- he can't. But I also will tell him that John McCain is not going to come cheap. There's a sham proposal by good guy Chuck Hagel about campaign finance reform, Republicans are pushing. John McCain's not going to buy off that cheaply. If Bush wants is, he's going to have to do something like see the light that his father has seen and come out for a ban on soft money. That may do it. It would displease Trent Lott and Mitch McConnell -- they don't have votes, John McCain does.
SHIELDS: Bob Novak, I don't care about Trent Lott and Mitch McConnell, what about Bob Novak? Can this marriage be saved?
ROBERT NOVAK, "CHICAGO SUN-TIMES": Let me tell you -- inject a little reality after what Al said. The fact of the matter is that why did -- the question of that matter is, why did John McCain not quietly endorse George W. Bush? It's because to John McCain the most important thing is this campaign finance reform. Most Republicans don't think it's most important, most people don't think it's most important. But they had to do something to appease McCain to get him off of his snit so he will support the candidate.
And I have always said a long time, the intractable opposition by Mitch McConnell is stupid. So I think what you're going to find is a slow process, helped along by realists like Lindsey Graham, where they reach an agreement on campaign finance reform, which is all important to John McCain but not to George W. Bush.
SHIELDS: Rudy Giuliani, you're one of those Republican candidates who may want John McCain -- would you like to have John McCain campaigning for you in New York in the fall?
GIULIANI: I want both of them campaigning for me,
SHIELDS: Both of them?
GIULIANI: George Bush won New York, and he won actually by a larger margin than people realize. So there are parts of the state in which he's enormously popular and very, very helpful.
SHIELDS: Sure you don't want John McCain?
GIULIANI: And I want John McCain.
SHIELDS: Oh, OK.
GIULIANI: He's a good friend. And I think you're both right. I think the place around which they form the marriage is campaign finance reform. I support George W. Bush. I worked for him in the primary here in New York. I'm glad that he won. But I agree with John McCain on campaign finance reform and would find that to be something that would be a helpful marriage for them and one that would be very helpful for all of us, I think.
SHIELDS: Margaret Carlson.
MARGARET CARLSON, "TIME": Mayor, maybe you're the one can get both of them.
You know, what Bob calls a "snit," we call principle. John McCain campaigned on this principle. He doesn't have to give it up. What does he get out of it? Why -- you know, Bush needs him, he doesn't need Bush. I mean, Bush could now come out and say, I'm going to trim that tax cut, I'm going to back McCain-Feingold, I'm going to forswear soft money. But he could also cut off his right arm.
SHIELDS: That's right.
CARLSON: He is not going to do it.
SHIELDS: Yes.
CARLSON: But, you know, time will pass by. It heals all wounds. McCain will be a reluctant bride. He'll play hard to get. And it will be the only drama on the Republican side -- now that he's gone, we'll add a little drama to it -- and eventually he'll come around, but in a very lukewarm way. I don't think Bush is going to get those voters.
GIULIANI: I don't think John McCain wants to see an America with Al Gore as the president.
GIULIANI: And I think that will ultimately...
CARLSON: But he's not going to want to give up his principles.
GIULIANI: ... bring him close to George W. Bush.
HUNT: Well, it's interesting you say that, Rudy, because I think the closest parallel I may see is Ronald Reagan in 1976...
SHIELDS: That's right.
HUNT: ... And Ronald Reagan came around, but he came around to endorse the Republican platform, rarely mentioned Jerry Ford, because Ronald Reagan saw that four years later he would have his turn again.
GIULIANI: That primary ended much, much later. That primary ended just at about the convention. That almost went to the convention.
SHIELDS: No, I agree with you...
GIULIANI: It's a long time here.
SHIELDS: ... but I do find it fascinating that just two weeks ago, Bob, we were being told by distinguished Republicans like Governor Engler that the McCain voters were trying to hijack the Republican nomination. Now, they're the most coveted, cherished, courted people in the history of the world.
NOVAK: I don't...
SHIELDS: Now they're new independents or a new constituency. Which are they, Bob?
NOVAK: I don't think those things are inconsistent with each other, I don't think a bit inconsistent in the real world of politics, and you know that very well. Let me say this. There are people, in Washington and in the political community -- in fact three of them are sitting at that -- three journalists are sitting at that table in New York -- who don't have the best interests of the Republican Party at heart. And they would like a campaign finance reform proposal which is tailored to the labor unions and the Democrats. That is what Bush is not going to do. That is why he can't endorse McCain-Feingold. But there's such a thing called compromise. I'm trying to -- I'll make a deal. And the question is, will McCain be enough of a realist to do that?
SHIELDS: Al Hunt.
HUNT: Unfortunately, Bob doesn't understand campaign finance reform, because if he would look at what the Republicans are floating, the Hagel proposal -- and I like Chuck Hagel, but it's a terrible proposal -- among other things, it would give labor unions even more clout in soft money. That's exactly what it would do, and that's a bad kind of compromise, Mark.
CARLSON: And you can't move McCain voters around...
HUNT: Right.
CARLSON: ... if you compromise and you give up. What McCain brought out was passion in people. Look at all the people who voted. He can't just say, oh, I have this bloc of voters and I'm going to go in a back room and deal.
SHIELDS: It was significant, Rudy, that in the primaries the Republican vote was up in all the primaries where John McCain competed and down in the ones where he didn't compete. He did bring in people...
NOVAK: Well, naturally.
SHIELDS: ... into the process.
GIULIANI: But of course that would be the case. It gets a great deal of attention. But the Republican vote that was up was overwhelmingly for George W. Bush. On the Republican side, George W. Bush virtually won a landslide. It's in the independent and Democratic voter that John McCain had a big advantage. And George W. Bush has plenty time to reach out.
SHIELDS: Can George W. Bush win with Republican votes in November?
GIULIANI: No, he has to be able to get crossover, independent and Democratic votes. But there's a lot of time to do that. And if you try to do it incorrectly...
CARLSON: He's got to hijack...
GIULIANI: ... you could actually you lose a lot of votes.
CARLSON: Mark, he's got to hijack the hijacked voter, because he can't just win with 38 percent.
SHIELDS: Last word, Margaret Carlson.
Rudy Giuliani and THE GANG will be back with Gore versus Bush.
SHIELDS: Welcome back.
Vice President Al Gore clinched the Democratic nomination on Tuesday, leading him and Governor Bush can begin the general election campaign early.
ALBERT GORE, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: I think the main issue is how to keep the prosperity going and protect Social Security, protect a woman's right to choose and get child-safety trigger locks. I don't know how Governor Bush can oppose mandatory child-safety trigger locks.
BUSH: We are a party of principle. We also must be a party of inclusion, a party with a generous heart and an open door.
After eight years of Clinton-Gore, we have the highest tax burden since World War II. And yet we are told taxes are not an issue.
SHIELDS: Both candidates claim the campaign finance reform mantle.
GORE: I will challenge the Republican nominee to join with me right now in banning so-called "soft money."
BUSH: He wants to all of a sudden abolish soft money and yet his president, the president, is now raising soft money and touting it as a great accomplishment last week.
SHIELDS: A CNN poll shows the vice president ahead for the first time by a slim 2 percentage points.
Bob Novak, having seen Vice President Gore with his new Ronald Reagan comb in his haircut, who got off to a better start this week, Bush or Gore?
NOVAK: Well, there's no question that the vice president had less wounds suffered during the primary fight because it was easier for him. I think they're about even, though. The question is, what are the issues they're going to be hitting on this long campaign besides pounding on each other? And I really don't think trigger locks on guns is a presidential issue. Give me a break. People who care about that are not going to vote for George Bush anyway.
The thing that -- I'm very happy Governor Bush is still pushing tax cuts, but he has to go further than that. On EVANS NOVAK HUNT & SHIELDS earlier today, the Senate majority leader, Trent Lott, said that he was going to call on the governor for tax reform. Nobody is really saying they have to have radical tax reform. Get rid of the internal revenue code, and that would be a terrific issue to get all kinds of voters on the Republican side.
SHIELDS: Rudy Giuliani, he emerged, George W. Bush did, as an enormously strong primary candidate, overwhelming choice of his party, by distancing himself from the Republican Congress when they wanted to cut the earned income tax credit payments. Is it a good idea for him to get really close to the...
GIULIANI: I think that George W. Bush has followed the way that most presidents get elected. He's first solidified the base of his party, and now from that solid base he can reach out to independents, some Democrats that might be interested in working for Republicans. So I agree with Bob. I think he's probably suffered a little more during the primary season because the Bradley-Gore debate ended earlier.
But they are probably both in an equal position. And I think the whole gasoline situation is a situation that the Republican Party should illustrate very, very strongly...
SHIELDS: The price of gasoline.
GIULIANI: Yes, because it shows, really, the unfocused nature of the Clinton-Gore foreign policy. Ultimately it's a much deeper than just the price of gasoline. It's a president whose secretary of energy four weeks ago in Boston said that the president and he were napping while OPEC was gouging America for 10 months. How can a president be napping for 10 months when OPEC is holding back oil production on purpose to drive up the price of oil? So I think that's a -- it gives us a chance as Republicans to illustrate a lot of problems in the Clinton-Gore foreign policy. And I think that's something that George W. Bush could do very effectively.
SHIELDS: Never thought of George W. Bush as a towering figure on foreign policy, but you've opened up my eyes.
GIULIANI: Well, nobody thought of Ronald Reagan when he was governor of California and he probably had the biggest impact on foreign policy of any president in the last 50 years.
SHIELDS: Yes -- OK.
CARLSON: If gas is a deeper issue, I would argue that guns is a deeper issue as well. And Bush can't take up that issue. He can't take up the issue of soft money. It's not going to work for him. He's threatening to raise $175 million in soft money, so how's he going to take that issue...
GIULIANI: How can Al Gore take up the issue of money at all?
CARLSON: ... how's he going to take that issue...
GIULIANI: I mean, there's...
CARLSON: ... how's he going to take that -- he apologized for what he did. He did one thing. He apologized for it.
GIULIANI: He didn't do "one" thing. The Clinton-Gore record on campaign finance reform is probably the most disgraceful of any group of candidates in the history of America. So when Al Gore raises campaign finance reform, I think right across the screen you see the word "hypocrisy." And that's devastating for Al Gore
CARLSON: Well, he's ready to shut it down any time his competitor is ready to shut it down.
The thing is that... GIULIANI: That's after having raised money from the Chinese, money at the Buddhist temple. He didn't know he was really going there. I think this is a devastating issue for Al Gore, because it gets into this whole question of honesty, character, integrity.
CARLSON: But embedded in people's minds is the idea that Bush has raised more money than anyone ever, so much that he doesn't even have to abide by the weak laws that are already on the books. So it is a dead issue as far as Bush is concerned.
GIULIANI: But he did it openly, he did it honestly, and he did it without being a hypocrite. He was honest about it.
SHIELDS: Yes, except the $4.5 million in the Wyly commercial here in New York, which was not an independent expenditure under the definition of that.
GIULIANI: Well, actually...
SHIELDS: And I think you have to say...
GIULIANI: Actually, I think he was open and honest about that also. It's all been disclosed.
SHIELDS: I think you've got two candidates who are impaired. The two candidates who could raise the issue believably are out of the race...
CARLSON: Are gone, yes.
SHIELDS: ... Bill Bradley and John McCain.
HUNT: The first point to make is that -- all you have to do is look at the numbers, that six months ago Bush was 20 points ahead. Today, he -- Gore is now two points up, as small as that is. But to me, the most remarkable thing is the flip-flop that Bob Novak has done in 72 hours. Primary night, he told us that issues don't matter. Now that Bush has fallen behind, he says the whole thing for Bush is to stress tax reform. I'm sorry, it's a pipe dream.
I agree, Rudy, that the Clinton-Gore record is disgraceful, the most since Richard Nixon. But George Bush can't take advantage of it. Not only because of what he did with things like the Wyly brothers, but we're going to start to find out about some of these contributors in Texas and the payoffs that went to them, and it's going to be a terrible issue for them.
NOVAK: Can I...
HUNT: The final point I make, Mark, is two things. In our poll, which preceded the CNN poll that showed Gore ahead, two things came out. Number one, Bob says it's going to be on persona and character. Bush has lost that advantage now, according to the polls. And the second point I was making is when you look at the undecided, the profile, the McCain voters, they clearly tilt more to Gore than Bush.
SHIELDS: Bob Novak in Charlotte.
NOVAK: Let me make one comment. The idea of having this independent expenditure by this eccentric pro-gay rights, pro-choice, pro-abortion choice businessman...
HUNT: Pro-Bush.
NOVAK: ... who is a from Texas called Sam Wyly, who had a legal, independent expenditure -- disgraceful but legal -- to compare that to the conspiracy of 1996 campaign funding indicates you're not very objective, Al. But believe me, campaign finance reform, the politicians like to talk about it...
SHIELDS: Just say it, Bob.
NOVAK: ... but it's not as important as getting rid of the internal revenue code.
SHIELDS: Fine, Bob, but let's just say one thing. George W. Bush and Al Gore talking about campaign finance reform is as credible as Henry VIII talking about monogamy.
That's the final word.
Next on CAPITAL GANG, we look back on the great campaign of 2000.
SHIELDS: Welcome back.
The 2000 presidential primary season, which ended before primaries used to begin, produced this comment from one losing candidate.
BILL BRADLEY (D), FORMER PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: I don't have any complaint. I think that clearly the Republican schedule of primaries made it easier to cover.
SHIELDS: A winner reacted enthusiastically.
BUSH: One of the interesting facts of the primaries is that we've had large turnouts. Our party is enthused and excited about what they're seeing. John deserves credit for bringing people into the party. I deserve a lot of credit, too, for exciting the party and for bringing people together.
SHIELDS: Governor Bush said today.
Margaret, how do you look back at the 2000 primary season?
CARLSON: The large turnout, I think, came from John McCain being in the race. I don't think he can take credit for that. You know, it's over now. Yesterday in the primaries that no one even noticed, hardly anyone voted. In part because, you know, you know the end of the movie, so people aren't enthused to do it and in part because the exciting candidate is gone. I think the proposal for regional primaries is probably a good idea, where you stagger the -- all the states clump together and you stagger it...
SHIELDS: (OFF-MIKE) into regions, yes.
CARLSON: ... because the only people that like the way it is now are the candidates who win and the parties, because they get all this time to get ready for the general election.
SHIELDS: Bob Novak, what's your take on the primaries?
NOVAK: I think what we've learned was that all the political scientists have been talking about the need for a national primary are crazy. Even huge regional primaries are bad, because Super Tuesday was terrible. You couldn't campaign in these places. There was not a focus. I think the Republican method was much better, in having a separate South Carolina campaign than a Michigan campaign and Virginia campaign. It was much more orderly. The Democratic, big everything, lumped into Super Tuesday after New Hampshire, was just a big plus for the labor bosses and the minority groups.
SHIELDS: I have to say this, though, Al Hunt, that after New Hampshire, the last time candidates really see real voters. After that it's tarmacs, it's studios, it's TV time.
HUNT: That's why I'm not for regional primaries, and I happen to agree with Bob Novak here, but my most vivid memories weren't on a high note. It was those New Hampshire town meetings, where thousands of ordinary Americans flocked to see John McCain saying more than ideology or partisanship, they wanted to be proud of their president again. I think that was remarkable.
On another note, my most vivid memory is taking my 13-year-old son to New Hampshire the weekend before primary to see Democracy in action, and his favorite candidate was Alan Keyes.
SHIELDS: Rudy Giuliani, your take on the primaries?
GIULIANI: I think the system needs more individual primaries, rather than one big regional primary. I think the campaigning in New Hampshire and South Carolina was good for George Bush and John McCain, and probably for Gore and Bradley also. I think more individual exposure to the voters gets them ready for running for president a lot better, and I think the system is a relatively a good one, and I think the new voters that came into the Republican primary are people that are going to be more interested in process. Even if John McCain is gone, they're going to be paying a lot more attention to the presidential race than they would have, if it weren't for that he fact that they came into the process.
SHIELDS: Let me just say one thing. There is something truly wonderful -- I say this as an old cynic, and I've been around this process now for close to 40 years, to see real voters, to see hardware store managers, and nurses, and teachers and small business people, ask presidential candidates questions they to answer that are on their mind, with no intervening consultants, media adviser, anything of the sort. It is terrific.
HUNT: Long live the New Hampshire primary.
SHIELDS: Long live the New Hampshire -- and it's almost as good as having Rudy Giuliani here with us.
Thanks for being with us, Mr. Mayor.
GIULIANI: Thank you very much.
SHIELDS: THE GANG will be back with the "Outrage of the Week."
ANNOUNCER: Our viewer "Outrage of the Week" is from Steve Ciccarelli, who writes:
"George W. Bush made a beeline to Bob Jones University, igniting a firestorm of controversy over racial and religious issues. Fearing loss of Catholic votes, Governor Bush sent an apology letter to Cardinal O'Connor, yet never wrote to any black leader. Might George W. Bush have been better off writing to black leaders and spare a gravely ill Cardinal O'Connor from this raucous political battle? That might have convinced that the letter was a sincere contrition rather than a political ploy to harvest Catholic votes."
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SHIELDS: Welcome back.
And now, for the "Outrage of the Week."
Thanks to "The Los Angeles Times," we now know that both FBI Director Louis Freeh and Attorney General Janet Reno's chosen campaign finance prosecutor, Charles G. LaBella, urged the appointment of an independent counsel to investigate the 1996 fund-raising abuses of the Clinton-Gore campaign and the White House. It remains an outrage that Reno failed to listen to Charles LaBella and to investigate and to expose the fund-raising abuses by the Democrats and by the Republicans.
Bob Novak.
NOVAK: Newsrooms throughout the nation's capital have been mailed 90 pages of material attacking Pennsylvania's Republican Governor Tom Ridge. An enclosed statement by Democratic leaders of the state House of Representatives says of Ridge, quote, "His abysmal lack of leadership should be thoroughly investigated before any pundit decides that our governor should be a heartbeat away from running this great country," end quote. The outrage: This comes from the state House Democratic caucus, financed by taxpayer funds. Public money wasn't intended to oppose somebody for vice president.
SHIELDS: Margaret Carlson.
CARLSON: Thanks, Mark.
Remember how upset Republicans were when the Clinton administration recklessly let China get highly sophisticated missile technology from Loral Space Corporation? Now Senate Republicans, if they don't listen to Senators John Warner and Fred Thompson, are about to further loosen export controls, making it easier for American corporations to sell high-tech equipment to potential enemies like China. We'll be basically helping them design nuclear warheads that could be aimed at, say, the Big Apple. Throw the merchants and the Department of Commerce out of foreign affairs or someday we may all be blown to smithereens by our own technology.
SHIELDS: Al Hunt.
HUNT: House Republicans showed their true colors by perverting a minimum wage bill this week with huge tax cuts for the very wealthy. The GOP leadership blocked consideration of an amendment to target tax relief for small businesses that might be effected by a minimum wage hike, then OKed $80 billion in lower estate taxes which are paid for by fewer than 2 percent of Americans. In short, 73 percent of the Republican tax cuts go to the wealthiest 1 percent, all under the ruse of boosting the minimum wage.
SHIELDS: This is Mark Shields saying good night for THE CAPITAL GANG.
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Congratulations, JD! That's wonderful news. I'll be looking forward to pictures.
My good news - As some of you know, my family is very heavily involved in Boy Scouts. I found out last night that I'm being awarded the Silver Beaver, which is a very prestigious award in Boy Scouts of America. I'm thrilled and honored and very excited. It's being presented to me (along with about three others in South Jersey) at a dinner on March 8th. I know is means absolutely nothing outside of Scouting, but it's a really big deal in BSA world.


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This project is a simple wrapper around the What.cd AJAX API.
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Ask a Law Question, Get an Answer ASAP!
The intro should read "without my knowlegde or permission".FOR JOMO1972. I'm absolutely new to this process having never done it before. Cronolgy: last november I agreed to a contract ... TalkTalk.Mobile 15 on the basis of £7.50 for 3 months and then £15 pm up to 6months. I had pprevously held a U2 mobile and needed a Pac-Code number to start mobile15. The first instalment went badly. My impression was that the new pac-code number had not been installed properly and I face a bil of over £50 + £4,50 line rental. I complained but nothing changed. I received another bill and a demand to pay first bill. My entire communication system has been a mess ever since Demands have been constant since and in the end (mid Dec) I cancelled payments from my Bank. Since the a/c covered the three systems -mobile,landline and broadband- all were thrown into confusion. I stopped using the landline,mobile and internet hoping TT would make contact and sort out the issue. In Dec I wrote to TT HQ requesting talks, and on no reply wrote again: nothing. I wrote again:nothing. My communications via my computer have been virtually non-existent. In late Feb I managed to make contact with a line manager who helped me sort out the Mobile problem. Early in March I managed to contact another line manager and I thought we'd sorted out the landline and internet issue. I paid out £27.00 for the Mobile issue and £98.00 for the other two with the promise that I would be reconected and would pay nothing for 3 months. Since then I've received solicitors' and my communications passwords and access details have been changed without my permission, and demands for more cash. I have, as you can see, tried to get the matter solved - contacting in all 38 different TT contact numbers- and have run out of steam and patience. I would like to end the lurid affiar with TT andf get on with my life. I didn't say I was disatisfied: I haven't had an answer yet. Can't find SEND button
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(Las Vegas, NV) — Bingo is about to make a comeback on the Vegas Strip. The "Review-Journal" says the Riviera will open a new
bingo room next week. Although some local casinos offer the game, bingo has been absent from the Strip since the New Frontier closed four years ago. Bingo room manager Bobby Taylor says electronics have helped lower the average age of players. He believes it will help the Riviera's bottom line, as the veteran North Strip resort emerges from bankruptcy protection.


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When Elen learns she is a witch she could not even imagine what lies ahead of her. Join her in a venture of exciting life, and sometimes even death situations.
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Harry is competing against Cho Chang in a...um...thing. What kind of adventure will he get into next...
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Arsenal Hot Up Walcott Pursuit
Arsene Wenger today confirmed his interest in Southampton wonderkid, Theo Walcott.
The 16 year old striker has been the talk of the nation after putting in some excellent performance with championship side, Southampton.
The rumours Walcott will join Arsenal have also been fueld with the sightings of Rupert Lowe leaving Arsenal's training ground yesterday.
Arsene Wenger today spoke about his admiration for the young player.
'He's a player we rate,' said the manager. 'We are looking at him, yes. But I don't need to look too much at him because, personally, I like him.
'It is not at the [financial] numbers suggested [in the media] because we are not in advanced negotiations at all. We are not the only club who are after Theo Walcott but you ask me if I like him, I will say yes.
'It's like when you start a race with 10 other players and you ask me are you hopeful that you will win the race? I will say yes but there are nine others who think the same.'
'I'm pleased to hear that,' said Wenger. 'Thierry is not a bad role model for him. There are similarities. Thierry was a wide player and Theo can play either wide or central as well.
'But from me liking him, him liking the club and the deal being done, there is still a step to go.'
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Parish Confirms Lawrence & Fleming Interest
Steve Parish has confirmed that Dougie Freedman wishes to take Lennie Lawrence and Curtis Fleming to Bolton with him.
Speaking to the South London Press Parish said of the expected rumours.
'It's fair to say that's probably what Dougie wants and I think we've got to look at it. I know Lennie is just an unbelievably professional bloke that will do a great job for us, up to the point he goes. I know it would be a difficult decision but he's become very close to Dougie.'
Ideally for continuity we'd want Lennie and Curtis to step up to the role, but now it's been confirmed that a move could be on the cards, changing the whole backroom staff is only going to cause us more upheaval.
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On Fri, 12 Dec 2008, rjubio wrote:I am experiencing some kind of error regarding a recent power failure in our campus. When I try sshing to on of our server I get an error message: POWER FAILURE then I get thrown back to the login prompt. Any suggestions how to go on this. Thanks! RODI'm going to guess someone is working on it and has set up nologin .. If this is a machine you admin , I'd suggest trying to get physical console access .. Jeff


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Kyrgyz Reform Movement Threatens Rallies
For Reforms supporters demonstrating in Bishkek in November 2006 (ITAR-TASS) BISHKEK, March 9, 2007 -- Kyrgyzstan's largest opposition movement today threatened to stage massive rallies against President Kurmanbek Bakiyev unless he carries out reforms to strengthen democratic institutions and fight corruption, RFE/RL's Kyrgyz Service reported.
The For Reforms movement says demonstrators would call for Bakiyev's resignation.
Azimbek Beknazarov, a lawmaker and co-leader of the opposition Asaba (Flag) Party, told RFE/RL that the Kyrgyz president should meet the reform demands.
"If [Bakiev's government] will not meet the demands then, as the For Reforms movement has proved with its previous activities, such as forcing [the president] to sign [the new constitution] on November 9 [last year], we have enough forces," Beknazarov said. "We will give time for [consideration of] the latest demands. If the [government] fails to meet them, then we will take radical steps in future, as well."
In November, the opposition staged a week of protests that forced Bakiyev to authorize constitutional reforms curtailing his powers and giving parliament more authority.
But Bakiyev later pushed through new amendments that restored some of those powers.
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Workers preparing for celebrations of the constitutional compromise in Bishkek on November 9 (RFE/RL)
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Galvanized Light Strings
Originating in France, these durable outdoor lights are really nice for yards and gardens and don't need to be taken in...ever. We left ours up last winter and they're fine.
Made with galvanized metal shades and weatherproof molded rubber sockets, each string is 50 feet long and has ten 25-40 watt sockets (bulbs not included). We recommend a dimmer as well, because the light can be very bright.
Martha Stewart used to sell these in her catalog (RIP) and now Smith & Hawken seem to be the only ones with them ($135 on sale). We've also found them at Kmart under the Martha Stewart brand, but they're not online. If you live near one, do check first.


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Living Successfully with a Memory and Thinking Disorder
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