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Stumping for Blackburn, Trump rallies base by blasting Bredesen, Democrats
President Donald Trump held a rally to support Republican U.S. Senate nominee Marsha Blackburn in Chattanooga on Sunday.
Stumping for Blackburn, Trump rallies base by blasting Bredesen, Democrats President Donald Trump held a rally to support Republican U.S. Senate nominee Marsha Blackburn in Chattanooga on Sunday. Check out this story on USATODAY.com: https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/politics/tn-elections/2018/11/04/donald-trump-marsha-blackburn-rally-tennnessee-us-senate-chattanooga/1862974002/
Joel Ebert and Natalie Allison, Nashville Tennessean Published 6:13 p.m. ET Nov. 4, 2018 | Updated 10:19 a.m. ET Nov. 5, 2018
Country singer Lee Greenwood performed Trump favorite "God Bless the USA" at a Trump rally in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday. He is expected to appear Monday with the president in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. (Nov. 5) AP
Donald Trump enters his rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn's U.S. Senate campaign at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga on Sunday.(Photo: Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel)
CHATTANOOGA – As he has done during his two previous visits to Tennessee while stumping for Republican U.S. Senate nominee Marsha Blackburn, President Donald Trump on Sunday ripped into Democrat Phil Bredesen during a raucous campaign-style rally two days before the general election.
Signaling the importance of the race, Trump's return to the Volunteer State — part of an 11-city tour over six days — bookends Tennessee's blockbuster Senate contest that has lived up to expectations and continues to have national implications.
"If you want to stop the liberal agenda of high taxes and high crime, you need to vote for Marsha," Trump told an estimated audience of 12,000 at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's McKenzie Arena, after being introduced by Vice President Mike Pence.
President Trump, Marsha Blackburn and Phil Bredesen in Chattanooga
President Donald Trump greets U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn during a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Vice President Mike Pence arrives to the Wilson Air Center on Air Force Two on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Saul Young/News Sentinel
President Donald Trump waves to the crowd gathered at Wilson Air Center at the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Saul Young/News Sentinel
Trump supporters cheer for him during a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Garrett Bourg, 10, or Rome, Ga. poses like President Trump before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence, and Rep. Marsha Blackburn greet the crowd as they descend from Air Force One at Wilson Air Center at the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Saul Young/News Sentinel
Trump supporters cheer during President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Donald Trump enters his rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
A Trump supporter sports a fancy mustache seen ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
President Donald Trump salutes the guards at his motorcade as he descends from Air Force One with Rep. Marsha Blackburn and Vice President Mike Pence at Wilson Air Center at the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Saul Young/News Sentinel
A protestor wears butterfly wings reading "Undocumented & Unafraid" ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Michael Symonette, of Miami walks around greeting other Trump supporters before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMeking/News Sentinel
Vice President Mike Pence greets the crowd during a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Former Governor Phil Bredesen takes a photo with Menia Richardson, of Chattanooga, during an "Doing Better Together" Interfaith Lunch at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Former Governor Phil Bredesen, candidate for U.S. Senate, hosted the event to discuss the future of Tennessee and America. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Leah Fain and her husband, Joseph, protest with their two daughters ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
A young Trump supporter watches during a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
A Trump supporter banters with protestors during President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Rosa Anderson-Barrera, left, and her mother, Vivian Anderson-Barrera, chant during a protest ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Trump supporters wave a MAGA flag ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Former Governor Phil Bredesen speaks during an "Doing Better Together" Interfaith Lunch at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Former Governor Phil Bredesen, candidate for U.S. Senate, hosted the event to discuss the future of Tennessee and America. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Protestors gather before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Donald Trump supporters sit in the arena before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
A supporter stands above the others during President Donald Trump's Make America Great Again Rally for Marsha Blackburn on Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018 in Chattanooga. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
The crowd cheers during a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn speaks during a Donald Trump rally in support of her for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Supporters walk to the stadium ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
State Sen. Jack Johnson, R-Franklin, at the President Donald Trump rally at McKenzie Arena on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Protestors chant ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Supporters at the President Donald J. Trump Make America Great Again Rally for Marsha Blackburn Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018 in Chattanooga. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
President Donald Trump speaks in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
A President Donald J. Trump bobble head for sale before the "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Vice President Mike Pence welcomes the crowd at a rally for Rep. Marsha Blackburn at McKenzie Arena on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
President Donald Trump welcomes the crowd at a rally for Rep. Marsha Blackburn at McKenzie Arena on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Trump supporters at the front of the line wait before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Karen Schooley of Murphy, N.C. stands at the front of the line before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
A protestor waves a Donald Trump balloon near supporters ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Celia Prater, left, and Irina Brown, from Dalton, Georgia, wave to the camera ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
University of Tennessee Chattanooga students march towards a protest before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Saul Young/News Sentinel NFS
Former Governor Phil Bredesen speaks with the media during an "Doing Better Together" Interfaith Lunch at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Former Governor Phil Bredesen, candidate for U.S. Senate, hosted the event to discuss the future of Tennessee and America. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Protestors gather outside of the arena during President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
A protestor holds their sign ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
A supporter laughs during President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally public showing outside of McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Donald Trump supporters wait before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Temus Terry protests ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Bredesen supporters wait in line during an "Doing Better Together" Interfaith Lunch at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Former Governor Phil Bredesen, candidate for U.S. Senate, hosted the event to discuss the future of Tennessee and America. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Zech Austin, of Nashville holds up Trump paraphernalia before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Former Governor Phil Bredesen walks on stage during an "Doing Better Together" Interfaith Lunch at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Former Governor Phil Bredesen, candidate for U.S. Senate, hosted the event to discuss the future of Tennessee and America. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Attendees and supporters arrive during an "Doing Better Together" Interfaith Lunch at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Former Governor Phil Bredesen, candidate for U.S. Senate, hosted the event to discuss the future of Tennessee and America. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Former Governor Phil Bredesen greets supporters during an "Doing Better Together" Interfaith Lunch at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Former Governor Phil Bredesen, candidate for U.S. Senate, hosted the event to discuss the future of Tennessee and America. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
An attendee arrives during an "Doing Better Together" Interfaith Lunch at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Former Governor Phil Bredesen, candidate for U.S. Senate, hosted the event to discuss the future of Tennessee and America. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
President Trump supporters wait before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Trump supporters pose for a photo before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
A supporter claps during an "Doing Better Together" Interfaith Lunch at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Former Governor Phil Bredesen, candidate for U.S. Senate, hosted the event to discuss the future of Tennessee and America. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
An attendee closes her eyes during a prayer during an "Doing Better Together" Interfaith Lunch at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Former Governor Phil Bredesen, candidate for U.S. Senate, hosted the event to discuss the future of Tennessee and America. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Trump supporters stand in line before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Saul Young/News Sentinel NFS
Attendees listen as former Governor Phil Bredesen speaks during an "Doing Better Together" Interfaith Lunch at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Former Governor Phil Bredesen, candidate for U.S. Senate, hosted the event to discuss the future of Tennessee and America. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
A faith leader says a prayer during an "Doing Better Together" Interfaith Lunch at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Former Governor Phil Bredesen, candidate for U.S. Senate, hosted the event to discuss the future of Tennessee and America. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Trump paraphernalia is displayed outside of a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
A supporter becomes emotional during an "Doing Better Together" Interfaith Lunch at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Former Governor Phil Bredesen, candidate for U.S. Senate, hosted the event to discuss the future of Tennessee and America. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Protestors hold signs before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Former Governor Phil Bredesen chats with Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke during an "Doing Better Together" Interfaith Lunch at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Former Governor Phil Bredesen, candidate for U.S. Senate, hosted the event to discuss the future of Tennessee and America. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Trump supporters wait in line before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Supporters find space at the back of the room during an "Doing Better Together" Interfaith Lunch at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Former Governor Phil Bredesen, candidate for U.S. Senate, hosted the event to discuss the future of Tennessee and America. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
At left Terry Whitt of Ardmore, Tenn. wears a Marsha Blackburn shirt before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Samantha Rajapakse listens intently during an "Doing Better Together" Interfaith Lunch at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Former Governor Phil Bredesen, candidate for U.S. Senate, hosted the event to discuss the future of Tennessee and America. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Attendees mingle during an "Doing Better Together" Interfaith Lunch at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Former Governor Phil Bredesen, candidate for U.S. Senate, hosted the event to discuss the future of Tennessee and America. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Trump supporters look at the long line to enter a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Donald Trump speaks in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Supporters ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Trump supporters gather before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Supporters wait in line ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Trump supporters stand in line before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Protesters signs' sit on the ground before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Protestors arrive ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Protestors gather across the road ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Vice President Mike Pence and President Donald Trump stand on stage during a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Zeth Dishman, 13, and Jack Simmons, 11, both from Chattanooga, lean over a ledge for a better view ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Long lines form around the arena ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
A trump supporter smokes while in line before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
A Trump supporter eats a donut before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Supporters watch during President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally public showing outside of McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
President Donald Trump's security detail on the tarmac at the Wilson Air Center at the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Saul Young/News Sentinel
Lisa Roberts, right, and Christi Roberts walk their pups Hugo and Joey, both poodle mixes, ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
President Trump hugs U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn during a Donald Trump rally in support of her for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Marlon Carter, of Chattanooga, chants during a protest ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
President Donald Trump speaks at his rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
A police officer helps create a divide between protestors and supporters during President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Amanda Cagle, of Chattanooga, sings in protest with her accordion during President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
About 300 guests were invited to attend the arrival of President Donald Trump at Wilson Air Center at the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Saul Young/News Sentinel
Supporters walk by a merchandise stand ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Trump supporters wait in line ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
President Trump stands on stage with U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn at a rally in support of her for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
A young Donald Trump supporter listens during a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Vice President Mike Pence and Rep. Marsha Blackburn greet a crowd gathered at Wilson Air Center at the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Saul Young/News Sentinel
President Trump reacts on stage while at his rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Vice President Mike Pence and Rep. Marsha Blackburn wait for the arrival of of President Donald Trump at Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Saul Young/News Sentinel
A group of guests wait for the arrival of President Donald Trump to Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Saul Young/News Sentinel
"White Supremacy is Terrorism" is projected onto the arena during President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Trump supporters capture him on their phones during a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
A young Trump supporter gets a better view of her surroundings ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
Merchandise is sold ahead of President Donald J. Trump's "Make America Great Again" Rally at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel
U.S. Rep John J. Duncan Jr. sits in the stands before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2018. Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel
Labeling Bredesen a "far left liberal," Trump argued that the Democratic nominee would be a lackey of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y.
Bredesen has repeatedly said if he's elected, he would not support Schumer to remain in leadership.
President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence, and Rep. Marsha Blackburn greet the crowd as they descend from Air Force One at the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport on Sunday. (Photo: Saul Young/News Sentinel)
Trump labeled Bredesen as someone who would block pro-Constitution judges, cut funding to the military and law enforcement, embrace a "socialist takeover of health care" and support Democrats' "open border madness."
Bredesen has backed Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's nomination and although he has not supported funding a wall along the southern border of the United States, he acknowledges the nation's right and need to secure the border.
During Trump's speech, he briefly turned over the microphone to Blackburn, who noted Bredesen's previous campaign contributions to former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
"If you want to have somebody who will support more constitutional judges, and is going to be be there to support tax cuts, be there to build the wall," Blackburn said. "I ask you to stand with me."
The crowd then chanted "Lock her up," in reference to Clinton.
"If you want to vote no on Hillary Clinton and her cronies one more time, stand with me," Blackburn said. "Let's win this election."
U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn speaks during a Donald Trump rally in support of her U.S. Senate campaign at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga on Sunday. (Photo: Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel)
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From jobs to immigration
Trump's roughly 45-minute speech touched on topics ranging from the latest jobs report to the Democratic Party's chances of taking control of Congress. "Democrats produce mobs," he said. "Republicans produce jobs."
As he has on many occasions in recent days, Trump said a vote for the Democrats would be a move to support the caravan of Central American migrants that have been heading north.
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Trump called for voters to reject Democratic "politics of anger and division" and unite behind "our proud and righteous destiny as Americans."
Despite his strong rhetoric against the Democratic Party and its agenda, Trump hinted that the opposing party may gain ground in Tuesday midterm elections.
While touting his progress on the economy and unemployment — including that "America now has the hottest economy on earth" — Trump cautioned that renewed Republican control of Congress may not be a done deal.
"We've got to win Congress," Trump said. "Who knows, right? We've got to get out the vote."
He described Tuesday's vote as "one of the most important elections of our time."
"This is a big one," Trump said, cautioning that voters must decide whether they'll let "radical Democrats take control of Congress and take a giant wrecking ball to our economy and to our future."
He described what he saw as decreased momentum among Democrats leading up to the election.
"You don't hear so much about that big blue wave anymore," Trump said, while suggesting Democrats still may have a chance. "They may be fine," the president said. "They may be fine. Who knows?"
Pence praises Blackburn; Bredesen holds own Chattanooga event
During a nearly 10-minute speech, Pence, who came to Tennessee twice before to stump for Blackburn during this year's campaign, praised the Brentwood Republican congressman for supporting the administration.
"I'm here for one reason and one reason only," Pence said. "Tennessee and America need Marsha Blackburn in the United States Senate."
Meanwhile, Bredesen anticipated Trump's rhetoric.
At an event in Chattanooga earlier in the day, Bredesen said the president's words would be hard to imagine coming from Ronald Reagan or John F. Kennedy.
Bredesen also reiterated his call for reaching across the aisle and working on major issues over divisive politics.
Former Governor Phil Bredesen speaks during an "Doing Better Together" Interfaith Lunch at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Sunday, November 4, 2018. Former Governor Phil Bredesen, candidate for U.S. Senate, hosted the event to discuss the future of Tennessee and America. (Photo: Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel)
"Politics today is a bloodsport — but I've come here to show that there are other ways to campaign and to present your case to the people of Tennessee," Bredesen said at an interfaith lunch at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center ahead of Trump's rally.
"We should vote people in and out, not shout them in and out," the former governor said.
Supporters arrived before dawn to see president
Hours before the Sunday night rally, thousands of Trump supporters waited as they snaked along vendor tables hawking shirts reading "Border Wall Construction Co." and "Adorable Deplorables."
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At 2 a.m., the first to arrive in line for the Trump-Blackburn rally were Kristina Pittman, 42, and her husband Rodney, 48, of Dalton, Georgia. It was the couple's first Trump rally.
Supporters wait before a Donald Trump rally in support of U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn for the U.S. Senate at McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga on Sunday. (Photo: Caitie McMekin/News Sentinel)
Rodney Pittman said he was never interested in politics until Trump took office, but the father of four — part of what he calls a "normal, middle-class family" — quickly began to believe that Trump would make good on promises to improve life for people like him.
While they weren't exactly sure how much their family benefited from Trump's tax cuts, the couple cited the policy as evidence of the president's help for the middle class.
"He makes me feel like he loves this country more than I do," Rodney Pittman said. "I can't quit watching Fox."
With his three sons ages 8 to 12 in tow, Randy Evans, 41, of Cleveland, Tennessee, came excited to see Trump in their his backyard.
Evans said he supports the president because "he's not a politician."
When it comes to Tennessee's close U.S. Senate race, though, Evans said he is still undecided on whether he'll vote Blackburn or Bredesen.
"In our house, we're not necessarily Democrat or Republican," Evans said, explaining he was still weighing what he knew about the two candidates to determine who could "make things right on the Hill."
"I look for honesty and truth," said Evans, who did not vote Bredesen for governor.
Meanwhile, a few hundred protesters — many of them university students — gathered on a sidewalk across from the arena as supporters waited in line to enter.
Their chants against Trump and Blackburn largely focused on issues of race and immigration.
"We're out here for common decency, human rights and democracy," said Joseph Fain, who came with his wife and two daughters. "I would be willing to debate about policy. I don't mind that. But he's calling into question basic human rights, like abolishing the 14th Amendment by executive order, when he's supposed to be representing all of us."
The parents said they hesitated at first to come, but decided the protest would be a learning moment.
Leah Fain and her husband, Joseph, protest with their two daughters ahead of President Donald Trump's rally in Chattanooga on Sunday. (Photo: Calvin Mattheis/News Sentinel)
Multi-state campaign blitz for Trump
The Chattanooga rally was one of Trump's last stops on his multi-day tour to support Republicans ahead of Tuesday's midterm election.
With Republicans looking to add to their 51-49 majority in the Senate, national groups have poured millions of dollars into the Volunteer State, blanketing Tennessee's airwaves with negative ads.
Attendees of Sunday's event included Lt. Gov. Randy McNally, state Sen. Jack Johnson and U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann, both of whom briefly addressed the crowd, as well as a host of state and federal lawmakers. Republican U.S. Reps. Phil Roe and Scott DesJarlais also attended.
Notable absences included Gov. Bill Haslam, who earlier in the day was in Florida, and U.S. Sens. Bob Corker and Lamar Alexander. Spokespersons for Corker and Alexander said they had prior obligations scheduled for the day.
Prior to Sunday's rally, Trump held similar campaign-style events in support of Blackburn in May in Nashville and early October in Johnson City.
More than 1.3 million people cast a ballot during early voting, which ended Thursday.
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Ozzie Smith, age 65, was born on December 26, 1954. Ozzie Smith's horoscope sun sign is Capricorn and Chinese zodiac sign is Horse. Ozzie Smith was famous for Baseball shortstop won 13 straight Gold Glove awards.
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Issue 187 - October 2018
What do you see in this drawing?
Tilt your head slightly to the left, and look at this drawing. Do you see the rabbit? It's facing to the right with its ears tilted horizontally behind its head on the left. Now tilt your head slightly to the right, and focus on the duck. It's gazing to the left with its long bill (what just looked like the rabbit's ears) partly open. Which view is "reality?" What we see depends on what we're looking for.
Our perception is our reality. In their book, What the Bleep Do We Know!?, William Arntz, Betsy Chasse and Mark Vicente explain, "The bottom line, at least as far as science has gone up till now, is this: We create the world we perceive. When I open my eyes, and look around, it is not 'the world' that I see, but the world my human sensory equipment is able to see, the world my belief system allows me to see, and the world that my emotions care about seeing or not seeing."
"Medical School Syndrome" is an example of the power of perception. Medicinenet.com describes it as "a form of acute hypochondriasis that affects most people in training to be a physician. For example, when studying Hodgkin disease, a medical student feels behind their ears or neck, feels little lymph nodes (that are entirely normal), and thinks they have Hodgkin disease."
It's all about perspective. Closing one eye and holding our thumb close enough can block out the moon at night. Today's news often blocks the bigger picture. Pessimistic preconceptions can especially distort reality. A cynical focus on overly negative current events burrows especially deep into our psyche tapping into our darkest fears. A series of studies at the University of Michigan found that "when misinformed people were exposed to accurate information in news stories, they rarely changed their minds. On the contrary, they often became even more strongly wedded to their beliefs. Far from curing misinformation, the facts were actively perpetuating it."
This issue features my review of, and quotes from, a highly inspiring and perspective changing new book. Steven Pinker's exhaustive research and extensive analysis helps readers pull their black thumbs of doom from blocking their eye to see the beauty of the moon – and universe – beyond. We're now living the enlightenment dream. To see it -- and change our reality, -- we need to change our perspective.
You'll also find my Globe & Mail column on dealing with a bad boss. Upward leadership is an example of perspective and choices. We can wallow in the crap he or she is dumping on us and be miserable. Or we can decide to act like a leader and change our reality.
When you're deciding to hang a painting or photo on the wall, you're choosing a perspective. Depending upon the size and color of its frame or matting, the painting or photo can appear larger or smaller, brighter or darker, or imbued with certain colors or tones.
How are you framing turbulence, adversity, or changes in your life? Are you making them bigger or smaller? What color or tone are you accenting? What is the reality that the frames you're using create for you? How do the glasses you've chosen to wear manifest reality in your life?
Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress
One of my favorite bedtime stories as a kid was the story of Chicken Little. It's a very old folk tale about a little chick who was hit on the head by a falling acorn. The chick believed the world was coming to an end, and set out to warn the King.
"Despair springs eternal," as social and mainstream media crank up their sky-is-falling examples and warnings of death, disaster, and destruction. But "news" rarely reports on all that's going right. ("I am reporting live from the airport as we watch the 89th plane today land safely" or "You're watching live a combine harvesting and threshing as much wheat in six minutes, as it took 25 men to do in one day 150 years ago.")
Harvard professor, researcher, and author Steven Pinker's new book, Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress, is a highly inspiring read that brings a strong dose of reality to the truly fake news of negativity and cynical hand wringing all around us. We live in the best times in the history of the world. In over six dozen graphs, Pinker provides powerful data showing how the pioneering leaders of late 18th Century enlightenment thinking is here now. We truly are living the dream.
Health, wealth, safety, poverty, war, democracy, inequality, knowledge, quality of life, happiness, violence, and a long list of other conditions are on dramatic and progressive upward curves that show little sign of slowing down. Pinker notes, "In the year 2000, all 189 members of the United Nations, together with two dozen international organizations, agreed on eight Millennium Development Goals for the year 2015...And here is a shocker: The world has made spectacular progress in every single measure of human well-being. Here is a second shocker: Almost no one knows about it."
This book is chock-full of powerful data, quotes, and insights. I have filed over 130 of them in my digital research library. Here are a few points that especially stood out:
We often mistake problems around us for how low the world has sunk, rather than how high our standards have risen.
Rarely in history has well-being improved so dramatically, yet few people are aware of it.
Bad things often happen quickly and often dramatically. Good things unfold gradually with little fanfare.
Predicting the worst and end times has been the mark of prophets since Biblical times. Journalists and scholars are taken more seriously when they focus on what's wrong, and show these as symptoms of a sick society.
Psychological research shows we dread losses more than enjoy gains, dwell on setbacks more than savor successes, and are stung more by criticism than heartened by praise. The English language has many more words for negative than positive emotions.
Wealth is on a steady and dramatic rise across the world because of knowledge and cooperation. This has led to massive improvements in health and well-being around the globe.
Wealth creation is a major outcome of the Enlightenment. It comes from countries and large groups of people combining ingenuity and labor in unforeseeable and highly creative ways. The steady march of progress shows we can continue creating more of it.
The rapid rise of populism today feeds off the dark side of human nature steeped in pessimistic wallowing. Following the well-worn path of ancient prophets of doom, cynical and manipulative leaders are capitalizing on fear and prejudice. They're determined to make the world unenlightened again, and take us back to a time when faith, dogma, authority, myopic ignorance, and gut feelings trumped science, humanism, reason, and science.
Enlightenment Now brings an uplifting context and perspective to just how far we've come. And the overwhelming odds are that progress will continue. Pinker opens the Progress section of his book with the words of Barack Obama:
"If you had to choose a moment in history to be born, and you did not know ahead of time who you would be -- you didn't know whether you were going to be born into a wealthy family or a poor family, what country you'd be born in, whether you were going to be a man or a woman -- if you had to choose blindly what moment you'd want to be born, you'd choose now."
To paraphrase Mark Twain, media reports of our demise have been greatly exaggerated. The sky isn't falling. It's just a few acorns.
Thoughts That Make You Go Hmmmm on...Enlightenment Now
Bill Gates calls this "my new favorite book of all time." Here's a small taste of Steven Pinker's forceful case for reframing where the world is today:
"...although the world remains highly unequal, every region has been improving, and the worst-off parts of the world today are better off than the best-off parts not long ago."
"In almost every year from 1992 through 2015, an era in which the rate of violent crime plummeted, a majority of Americans told pollsters that crime was rising. In late 2015, large majorities in eleven developed countries said that 'the world is getting worse,' and in most of the last forty years, a solid majority of Americans have said that the country is 'heading in the wrong direction.'"
"We have already seen some dangerous misconceptions that arise from this statistical obtuseness. People think that crime and war are spinning out of control, though homicides and battle deaths are going down, not up. They think that Islamist terrorism is a major risk to life and limb, whereas the danger is smaller than that from wasps and bees."
"Since the Enlightenment unfolded in the late 18th century, life expectancy across the world has risen from 30 to 71, and in the more fortunate countries to 81. When the Enlightenment began, a third of the children born in the richest parts of the world died before their fifth birthday; today, that fate befalls 6 percent of the children in the poorest parts."
"Keep some perspective. Not every problem is a Crisis, Plague, Epidemic, or Existential Threat, and not every change is the End of This, the Death of That, or the Dawn of a Post-Something Era. Don't confuse pessimism with profundity: problems are inevitable, but problems are solvable, and diagnosing every setback as a symptom of a sick society is a cheap grab for gravitas."
"The peace researcher John Galtung pointed out that if a newspaper came out once every fifty years, it would not report half a century of celebrity gossip and political scandals. It would report momentous global changes such as the increase in life expectancy."
"In The Idea of Decline in Western History, the historian Arthur Herman recounts two centuries of doomsayers who have sounded the alarm of racial, cultural, political, or ecological degeneration. Apparently, the world has been coming to an end for a long time indeed."
"When we fail to acknowledge our hard-won progress, we may come to believe that perfect order and universal prosperity are the natural state of affairs, and that every problem is an outrage that calls for blaming evil-doers, wrecking institutions, and empowering a leader who will restore the country to its rightful greatness."
5 Ways to Deal with a Bad Boss
Bad bosses can be deadly. One 15-year study found that when employees had a difficult relationship with their boss, they were 30% more likely to suffer from heart disease. Perhaps really bad bosses have lower coronary disease because their hearts are seldom used!
If you have ever said, "My boss makes me sick!" you might be right. A British study found that stress induced by a bad boss lowers immune response, and participants were more susceptible to a cold virus.
As with much in life, it's not what happens to us, but what we do about it. A bad boss might victimize you, but you choose whether to be a victim. Strong leaders don't wait, they initiate. If you have a bad boss, you can decide he or she's not unbearable, and live with your situation, fire your boss by leaving, or practice upward leadership with some boss management.
Boss management or leading upward is one of the most popular topics on our web site. Recently The Globe & Mail published my column on Five Ways to Deal with a Bad Boss in their Leadership Labs section. I condensed years of writing and coaching on this topic into five steps:
Strengthen your credibility and relationship
Check your timing and approach
Don't wait, initiate
Fire a bully boss
Click here to read the column for a brief description of each step.
A reporter once asked the Dalai Lama why he didn't hate the Chinese Communists. Now they were some bad bosses! The Dalai Lama replied, "They have taken over Tibet, destroyed our temples, burned our sacred texts, ruined our communities, and taken away our freedom. They have taken so much. Why should I let them also take my peace of mind?"
Tweet Reading: Recommended Online Articles
This section summarizes last month's LinkedIn Updates and Twitter Tweets about online articles or blog posts that I've flagged as worth reading. These are usually posted on weekends when I am doing much of my reading for research, learning, or leisure. You can follow me on Twitter at https://twitter.com/JimClemmer
My original tweet commenting on the article follows each title and descriptor from the original source:
Practical how-to advice for upward leadership and strengthening the relationship with your boss.
"10 Ways to Get Your Boss to Trust You Completely"
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Too many managers are "snoopervisors" overloading their schedules and driving their teams crazy.
Top Ten Reasons Why We Don't Delegate -- Donald Cooper
"Things don't get done, problems don't get solved, opportunities get missed, customers get frustrated and go elsewhere, talented, initiative-taking employees leave in frustration and the business slowly grinds to a halt."
Joe Folkman's research provides a range of options that combine with boldness to boost leadership effectiveness.
10 Behaviors That Make Being Bold a Virtue and Not a Vice -- Joe Folkman
Forbes.com
"Being bold is a great skill, but it's a bit like salt. By itself it's not very good but when mixed with the right foods it can make a huge difference."
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Laura Bell Bundy will be a series regular on Anger Management Season 2. She is essentially taking over for Selma Blair.
Brian Austin Green has received a promotion. He is now a series regular on Anger Management.
Selma Blair is OUT of Anger Management following her recent dustup with Charlie Sheen.
LeAnn Rimes has signed on for Anger Management. She will guest star on a future episode of the FX sitcom.
Lindsay Lohan will soon guest star on Anger Management. As Charlie Sheen's love interest!
When will Justified kick off Season 4? FX has announced a number of upcoming premiere dates.
FX has gone through with its 90-episode order of Anger Management. It's a good day to be Charlie Sheen.
FX made a couple big announcements today: Louie has been picked up for Season 4 and Martin Sheen is coming to Anger Management.
Anger Management set a ratings record for FX. Yes, people Charlie Sheen is winning once again.
Anger Management is an awful sitcom. The first two episodes of this Charlie Sheen trainwreck didn't make us laugh once.
Anger Management Sneak Peeks: Stop Banging, Charlie!
Get your first look at Anger Management in these sneak peeks. One features Brian Austin Green!
FX has released the first poster for Charlie Sheen's Anger Management. Will you be giving this sitcom a shot?
Anger Management is the comeback vehicle for Charlie Sheen. It features him as a former athlete turned therapist.


I'm Ashley Rebecca Moore, a garden photographer passionate about plants, sustainable gardening, and the natural world. I travel full-time, seeking out beautiful gardens, unique plant specimens, and wild landscapes. Cultivated and Wild is where I share photographs, stories, and travel advice so you can experience them too.
In many parts of the country, signs of spring are emerging. But for those of us located in northern latitudes or at higher altitudes, spring still feels far away. It can be discouraging to see images of crocuses, snowdrops, and daffodils blooming in warmer locations. So, I thought I'd share a few photographs that highlight the beauty that can be found while the earth still slumbers.
Deserts typically conjure images of dry, desolate places that are devoid of life but that couldn't be further from the truth. They often contain a remarkable amount of biodiversity. Plants have developed amazing adaptations to survive in the harshest environments.
To see firsthand the beauty of the desert, you need to visit the Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix, Arizona. The 140-acre garden resides among the red rocks and buttes of Papago Park and is home to more than 50,000 plants. You'll see more cacti than you knew existed, as well as many different types of agaves, yuccas, and aloes. The garden is superbly designed and showcases how desert plants can be used to create spectacular gardens.
In 2018, I didn't spend much time in carefully crafted gardens. Instead, my travels took me to the remote corners of the United States-far from cities and people. High in the mountains, you don't find many gardens, at least not man-made ones.
Luckily for me, nature creates vignettes more beautiful than you can find in many gardens. Tall pines frame beautiful vistas. In wild meadows, grasses and wildflowers layer like brushstrokes on a living canvas. Wildflowers cascade down mountain slopes, softening rugged landscapes. A rich green carpet of ferns adds tranquility to a forest.
This year, I was a careful observer of the patterns in nature and found inspiration in its diverse environments. Reflecting on 2018, these are five places that captured my heart.
At the top of a mountain basin surrounded by beautiful peaks, you'll find Copley Lake. The small lake is nestled in a bright, open meadow that's ringed by a dark spruce forest. Like a living fence, the tall spruces shelter this secret spot. Surrounding the lake is a chartreuse meadow, which transitions to marsh as the land gently slopes towards the shore.
To reach this little-known gem, you'll have to put in some work. While the trail isn't terribly long, it does gain 1300 feet in elevation. The solitude that you find on the trail and at the lake is well worth the effort. Compared to other trails in Crested Butte, Copley Lake is less visited. It'll likely be just you, the lake, the wildflowers, and the mountains.


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Thanksgiving 2015 I had some friends come into town for a large college football game. By the time we had all settled in, there were eight people in town (four of which were crashing in my ~1,000 sqft apartment) (shoutout to AirBNB for other options). After getting all the standard touristy stuff out of the way, we decided to go to a bar that is a bit off the beaten path. One of my friends had a brilliant idea: we should play Spades. This is a tradition we had when we all lived in the same city, often playing late into the night and scheming ways to devise a glorious nil (if you are unaware of Spades, you're welcome). One problem: we didn't have any card. Also, we were without a car AND ~2.5 mi from the closest place that would have the cards.
After asking the bartender if they had any to no avail, we were ready to give up. Somebody had to draw straws to either walk or get on the slow public transportation to go fetch some cards or give up the idea. This would probably take an hour and a half of somebody's time as they run away from the group's short time together. Never fear: Postmates was here! I fetched out my phone and ordered up two packs of cards, total cost: $10 (~$2 cards + $8 delivery). It arrived by bike in about 40 minutes. At first, it seemsed like a bit of a useless expenditure, spending an extra $8 for the delivery of a pack of cards. When you do the math, however, it makes a lot more sense. Eight people, each not wanting to go out and back for an hour and a half. Instead, we could sit around and wait on the cards and then have it delivered.
The next day, we wanted to go to brunch. Problem is, on Saturdays the brunch place we wanted to eat at usually had a 75-90 minute wait. I fired up TaskRabbit and ordered somebody to wait in line for a party of eight for 11:00. At first brush, this again seems like a fanciful toy for the wealthy to bid minions to do the tasks they don't want to do themselves (partly true). But, when I dig deeper, I feel more people could use this option to optimize their life. Let's take the above example. Eight people saved about an hour each. Total cost was about $25. For eight people to save an hour, they would each pay $3. This makes it seem a lot more reasonable, but even if it is only one person there are many ways to use the time. Let's say you work in a different area than you live (a long commute). If there is something you need, it often makes sense to time your departure from work with the item's availability. Use Postmates to deliver the item around the end of your workday. The second it arrives, you can leave, thus saving a lot of time and effort traveling to the store AND potentially beating traffic as it builds up around rush hour.
OrderAhead is another time-saving device I have been using. There is a timed element which allows you to place orders in the future (for either pickup or delivery). This is perfect for timing your lunch break. Gone are the days where you need to run outside, think about where to go, place the order and wait as it arrives. If you place an order at 9:00 AM for noon, you can simply walk into the store, pick it up and leave. This is the perfect opportunity to optimize your breaks. Another way I have used it is to think about my commute: where am I going to be in 20-25 minutes and time either a coffee or a meal. No more waiting in lines!
In short, be creative! Think about the various ways you can save time in your day so you can do what you want to do: go hiking, veg out and watch House of Cards, spend time with family, work more, etc. Many of the small tasks required to function in society can now be outsourced for relatively cheaply!
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Microsoft Launches Surface Go 2-in-1 PC In India
by Sahil KapoorDecember 18, 2018
Model / Variant
4 GB + 64 GB- Rs 37,999
8 GB + 128 GB- Rs 49,999
245 x 176 x 8.3 mm
Display Size and Type
Intel Pentium Gold
Intel HD 615
64 GB eMMC
S Mode
Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac
Microsoft offers a wide range of laptops and touchscreen PC's which carry the Microsoft Surface branding. These devices have a premium build with high-end features and are intended to set a benchmark for other Windows PC OEMs. Earlier this year, the company launched their cheapest 2-in-1 detachable notebook, the Surface Go in the US. The budget-oriented Surface Go has now been launched in India. As the name suggests, it is a 2-in-1 PC with a detachable keyboard that is sold separately. Like a lot of other companies, Microsoft has also chosen the online sales model for the Surface Go. The PC will be exclusively available on Flipkart and will be offered in two RAM + ROM configurations.
Click Here To Buy The Microsoft Surface Go
The Microsoft Go has a rectangular tile-like shape with an adjustable kickstand. It measures 245 x 176 x 8.3 mm and weighs in at 522 grams. The top side of the device houses the power button and the volume rockers while the bottom side houses the magnetic keyboard connector. The left side of the Surface Go houses the microSD expansion slot and the right side houses the 3.5 mm jack, USB Type-C port, and side firing dual speakers. The rear of the device has a 5 MP camera and a microphone pinhole. The PC also has an 8 MP autofocus camera for taking pictures and video conferencing.
The Microsoft Go has a 10-inch LED display with a resolution of 1800 x 1200 px. For protection against scratches, the display also gets Corning Gorilla Glass 3. The Microsoft Surface Go has dual 2 Watt stereo speakers with Dolby audio support. The touchscreen PC features the dual-core Intel 4415Y Pentium Gold processor that has a clock speed of 1.6 GHz. The Intel SoC also has integrated HD 615 graphics.
In terms of connectivity, the Surface Go has Bluetooth 4.1 and Wi-Fi 802.11 ac. It also has a variety of built-in sensors which include an ambient light sensor, an accelerometer, a gyroscope, and a magnetometer. The PC runs latest Windows 10 Home in S Mode and is powered by a 2 cell battery. According to Microsoft, the Surface Go can offer up to 9 hours of battery backup, depending on the usage pattern.
Price, Colours, And Availability
The Microsoft Surface Go is available in a single Grey colour variant. It is available for pre-order on Flipkart and the deliveries will commence on 27th December. It is offered in two RAM + ROM configurations for which the price is as follows:
4 GB + 64 GB – Rs 37,999
8 GB + 128 GB – Rs 49,999
Also Read: Huawei Nova 4 With In-display Camera Launched
Another point worth mentioning is that the 64 GB variant has eMMC storage whereas the 128 GB variant gets an SSD. Both eMMC and SSD are types of NAND flash storage but the latter has higher read and write speeds.
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12. Sheriff and Duane Meet Villains/Lovers Fly North (02:24)
13. Daddy�s Rise and Fall/Flight for Flowers/East Houston Battle (03:06)
14. Lovers at Dinner Table/Zod Meets General (01:38)
15. Mother�s Advice (01:52)
16. To Bed/Mt. Rushmore/Sweet Dreams (01:35)
17. President Kneels Before Zod (01:55)
18. Fight in Diner (01:06)
19. TV President Resigns/Clark to Fortress (02:44)
20. Return of the Green Crystal/Bored Zod (02:19)
21. Non Wrecks Office (01:30)
22. Aerial Battle/Zod Throws Slab/Superman Saves Spire (04:52)
23. Superman Saves Petrol Tanker/Superman Battles Zod/Superman Flies Off (04:31)
1. Villains Take Lex and Lois to Fortress/School Games (03:14)
2. Superman Pulls Big Switch/Superman Triumphs Over Villains (01:59)
3. Sad Return (01:41)
4. Lois Forgets (01:49)
5. Happy Lois Back to Normal/Superman Replaces Stars and Stripes/End Title March (05:38)
SOURCE MUSIC FROM SUPERMAN: THE MOVIE (1978) - Music by John Williams
6. Can You Read My Mind (Instrumental No. 1) (03:11)
7. Sunday Meeting (01:30)
8. Kansas High School (01:47)
9. Kansas Kids (01:30)
10. Late Night Country Music (00:53)
11. Luthor�s Luau (02:50)
12. Lois� Pad (01:17)
13. Desert Riff (00:23)
14. Lois Car Radio (01:56)
15. Kids on the Bus (01:31)
16. Can You Read My Mind (Instrumental No. 2) (02:55)
SOURCE MUSIC FROM SUPERMAN II (1980) - Music by Ken Thorne
17. Honeymoon Hotel (03:17)
18. Country & Western (02:12)
19. East Houston Caf� (02:16)
20. Car Radio for Ride Back (01:00)
21. Diner Jukebox No. 1 (02:19)
SOURCE MUSIC FROM SUPERMAN III (1983) - Music by Ken Thorne
23. Colombian Storm Intro (01:10)
24. Olympic Parade (00:28)
25. Apr�s Ski (01:06)
SONGS FROM SUPERMAN III (1983) - Music by Giorgio Moroder
26. Rock On (03:45)
Performed by Marshall Crenshaw
27. No See, No Cry (03:20)
Performed by Chaka Khan
28. They Won�t Get Me (03:22)
Performed by Roger Miller
29. Love Theme (03:18)
Performed by Helen St. John
30. Main Title March (04:17)
Performed by Giorgio Moroder
1. Main Title (The Streets of Metropolis) (05:31)
2. Gus On Computer After the Cents (01:08)
3. Saving the Factory � The Acid Test (06:15)
4. Payday for Gus/School Gym � Earth Angel/Vulcan (01:39)
5. Lana and Clark in Cornfield/Clark Rescues Ricky (02:29)
6. Gus Shows the Booze/Gus Finds a Way (01:21)
7. Montage (03:12)
8. Colombian Storm (01:32)
9. Kryptonite/Gus Down Building/Searching for Kryptonite (02:18)
10. Lana and Clark on Telephone/Kryptonite Sting/Superman Affected by Kryptonite/Superman Too Late (01:50)
11. Tower of Pisa/What Will It Do for Me (02:00)
12. Superman and Lorelei on Statue/Superman Ruins Tanker (02:22)
13. Boxes in Canyon/Drunken Superman (03:24)
14. The Two Faces of Superman (02:54)
15. The Struggle Within (02:29)
16. The Final Victory (02:19)
17. Preparing Balloons/Superman Coming/Computer (03:04)
18. Rockets/Video Games/Big Missile (03:15)
19. Superman Confronts Ross/Computer Takes Over/Gus Fights Ross (02:16)
20. The Computer Comes Alive/Superman Leaves Computer Cave (02:35)
21. Metal Vera/Computer Blows Up (02:57)
22. Gus Flying With Superman (01:22)
23. Diamond Sting/Thank You Superman/Superman Gus/Clark Gives Lana Diamond Ring (01:43)
24. End Credits (04:29)
25. Pay Day for Gus [Alternate] (00:49)
26. Main Title (The Streets of Metropolis) [Alternate] (05:29)
Track listing contributed by jordan.tokuscope
Robert DiMucci
Warner Bros. 1-23879
Music By John Williams and Ken Thorne Produced By Ken Thorne
2. Saving The Factory - The Acid Test (06:09)
3. Gus Finds A Way (00:59)
Music By Ken Thorne Produced By Ken Thorne
4. The Two Faces Of Superman (02:50)
5. The Struggle Within - Finale (04:16)
6. Rock On - Marshall Crenshaw (03:35)
Music By Giorgio Moroder Lyrics By Keith Forsey Produced By Giorgio Moroder
7. No See, No Cry - Chaka Khan (03:18)
8. They Won't Get Me - Roger Miller (03:20)
9. Love Theme - Helen St. John (03:14)
Music By Produced By Giorgio MoroderMusic By John Williams /Synthesized Arrangement By Giorgio Moroder
Track listing contributed by
mr.target
Warner Bros. 923879
Warner Bros. P-1774
1. Main Title March (04:16)
(Williams) Giorgio Moroder
2. Love Theme (03:13)
(Moroder) Helen St. John
Warner Bros. Records WB 23879-4
music by Ken Thorne / John Williams
music by Ken Thorne
5. The Struggle Within - Final Victory (04:16)
6. Rock On (03:35)
7. No See, No Cry (03:18)
8. They Won't Get Me (03:20)
9. Love Theme (instrumental) (03:14)
music by Giorgio Moroder, performed by Helen St.John & Sylvester Levay
10. Main Title March (instrumental) (04:20)
music by John Williams, arranged by Giorgio Moroder
Track listing contributed by Arkadiy
Warner-Pioneer P-11375
American Nightmare
Warner-Pioneer WPCP 3860
1. Preface (01:03)
3. Lift Into Space - Release Of Villains (01:36)
5. Honeymoon Hotel (03:14)
6. Lex & Miss Teschmacher To Fortress (02:05)
7. Clark Exposed As Superman (03:15)
8. Lovers Fly North (00:50)
9. Mother's Advice (01:54)
10. T. V. President Resigns - Clark To Fortress (02:46)
11. Aerial Battle - Superman Saves Spire (02:55)
12. Sad Return (01:41)
13. Ursa Flies Over Moon (02:31)
14. Clark Fumbles Rescue (02:09)
15. End Title March (04:14)
TRACKS 1-15: Superman II (1980)
16. Main Title (The Streets Of Metropolis) (05:27)
17. Saving The Factory - The Acid Test (06:14)
18. Gus Finds A Way (01:02)
20. The Struggle Within - The Final Victory (04:20)
23. The Won't Get Me (03:22)
performed by Giorgio Moroder / TRACKS 16-25: Superman III (1983)
Track listing contributed by Eddy
Warners WPCD 3860
Film Score Monthly FSM BOX 02
Blue slipcase box set with 8 CDs. Limited edition of 3,000 copies. Included an in-depth, full-color 160 page hard-bound book.
Superman IV: The Quest For Peace
Superman: The Music (1978-1988)
1. Theme From Superman (04:23)
2. Prelude and Main Title (05:02)
3. The Planet Krypton (06:36)
4. Destruction of Krypton (07:53)
5. The Kryptonquake (02:24)
6. The Trip to Earth (02:30)
7. Growing Up (02:32)
8. Jonathan's Death (03:23)
9. Leaving Home (04:48)
10. The Fortress of Solitude (09:18)
11. The Mugger (02:07)
12. Lex Luthor's Lair (04:48)
13. Helicopter Sequence (05:55)
14. The Burglar Sequence/Chasing Crooks (03:18)
15. Super Rescues (02:16)
16. The Penthouse (01:31)
17. The Flying Sequence (08:10)
18. Clark Loses His Nerve (00:46)
Disc 1: SUPERMAN: THE MOVIE (1978)
Music Composed and Conducted by John Williams
Total Disc Time: 78:36
1. The March of the Villains (03:35)
2. The Truck Convoy/Miss Teschmacher Helps (03:24)
3. To the Lair (02:18)
4. Trajectory Malfunction/Luthor's Lethal Weapon (03:24)
5. Chasing Rockets (04:57)
6. Superfeats (04:54)
7. Pushing Boulders/Flying to Lois (05:21)
8. Turning Back the World (02:03)
9. The Prison Yard/End Title (06:37)
10. Love Theme From Superman (04:58)
Alternates:
11. Prelude and Main Title (03:46)
12. The Planet Krypton (03:16)
13. The Dome Opens (02:30)
15. I Can Fly (Flying Sequence segment) (02:01)
16. Can You Read My Mind (film version) (03:02)
17. Trajectory Malfunction (01:01)
18. Turning Back the World (02:16)
19. The Prison Yard/End Title (film version) (05:44)
Disc 2: SUPERMAN: THE MOVIE (1978) (continued)
1. Preface/Villains in Zone/Main Title March (08:18)
3. Walkie-Talkies/Gelignite Bangs/Superman Saves Lift (02:08)
4. Lift Into Space - Releasing the Villains (01:32)
13. Daddy's Rise and Fall/Flight for Flowers/East Houston Battle (03:03)
15. Mother's Advice (01:49)
16. To Bed - Mount Rushmore - Sweet Dreams (01:32)
19. TV President Resigns -- Clark to Fortress (02:42)
21. Non Wrecks Office 1:27 (01:27)
23. Superman Saves Petrol Tanker/Superman Fights Zod/Superman Flies Off (04:29)
24. Villains Take Lex and Lois to Fortress/School Games (03:11)
25. Superman Pulls Big Switch/Superman Triumphs Over Villains (01:56)
27. Lois Forgets (01:46)
28. Happy Lois Back to Normal/Superman Replaces Stars and Stripes/End Title March (05:34)
Disc 3: SUPERMAN II (1980)
Music Composed and Conducted by Ken Thorne
From Original Material Composed by John Williams
3. Saving the Factory -- The Acid Test (06:11)
4. Pay Day for Gus/School Gym -- Earth Angel/Vulcan (01:37)
Disc 4: SUPERMAN III (1983)
From Original Superman Themes by John Williams
1. Fanfare/Space Saver (01:48)
2. Main Title/Back in Time (05:40)
3. Pow!/Good Morning (02:45)
4. Smoke the Yokes/Nefarious (01:04)
5. To Work/Train Stopper (02:06)
6. Someone Like You (Lacy's Theme) (03:17)
7. Jeremy's Theme (02:13)
8. For Real/The Class (01:43)
9. Hair Raisers (00:59)
10. Lacy/The Visit (02:27)
11. First Nuclear Man (05:24)
12. Nuke 1 Fight/Ashes (03:45)
13. Headline (02:48)
14. Fresh Air (04:33)
15. United Nations/Net Man (04:42)
16. Sunstroke/Enter Nuclear Man 2 (05:25)
17. Flight to Earth/Introducing Nuclear Man 2 (03:27)
18. Lacy (disco version) (02:13)
19. Lacy's Place (05:23)
20. Ear Ache/Confrontation/Tornado (08:09)
21. Volcano (02:18)
22. Statue of Liberty Fight (03:44)
Disc 5: SUPERMAN IV: THE QUEST FOR PEACE (1987)
Music by John Williams
Adapted and Conducted by Alexander Courage
1. Nuclear Man Theme 2:45
2. Down With Flu 3:12
3. Two-Faced Lex/Missile Buildup 1:39
4. Persuader/Awakened (03:13)
5. Abducted/Mutual Distrust (04:43)
6. Metropolis Fight/Lift to the Moon (03:36)
7. Moon Fight/Goodbye Nuke (05:06)
8. Come Uppance/Lifted/Quarried/Flying With Jeremy/End Credits (09:34)
Alternates and Source Music:
9. Fresh Air (album version) (04:35)
10. Someone Like You (Lacy's Theme) (slow version) (03:33)
11. Red Square Band (00:52)
Source Music and Songs by Paul Fishman:
12. Superfly Guy (04:11)
13. Headphone Heaven (03:23)
14. Revolution Now (04:26)
15. Saxy Sadie (04:47)
16. Krypton Nights (04:44)
17. Life's Too Dangerous (03:14)
18. Workout (02:27)
19. Lois Love (04:56)
Disc 6: SUPERMAN IV: THE QUEST FOR PEACE (1987) (continued)
1. Main Title (Williams/Jones) (01:07)
"Destroy the Defendroids":
2. Drone/Blown Drone (02:12)
3. Talk With Lex (02:29)
4. Trouble in the Park/Fire Rescues (03:23)
5. Supe Quits/Fake Quake (02:20)
6. Saved From Lava/Plans (02:18)
7. Super Defendroid/Operation Nugget (02:40)
8. Droid Wars/Warning (03:25)
9. Superman's Family Album: The Adoption (04:23)
10. Main Title Alternate (Jones) (01:08)
"Fugitive From Space":
11. Alien Discovery (02:01)
12. The Suit (01:36)
13. Daily Planet Mystery Play-On/Jimmy and Chief (01:14)
14. Kyroni Encounter (02:22)
15. The Planting/Ship's Log (02:16)
16. Something's Up #2/Bad Guy Dialogue #1 (01:28)
17. Trouble in Metropolis (00:50)
18. Aliens Take Over the World (02:07)
19. Superman's Family Album: The Supermarket (03:54)
20. Superman Theme (01:02)
"By the Skin of the Dragon's Teeth":
21. China Play-On/Nukua's Theme (01:26)
22. Saboteur (01:36)
23. Transition #3/Bad Guy Dialogue #6/Dragon's Treasure (01:21)
"Triple-Play":
24. Prankster's Theme/Game Montage/No Baseball (03:48)
"Cybron Strikes":
25. Superman's Family Album: The First Day of School (04:35)
Library Music:
26. Library Suite #1 (arr. Mark McKenzie) (04:53)
27. Library Suite #2 (03:21)
28. Aliens Take Over the World (alternate #1 -- orchestra only) (02:06)
32. Aliens Take Over the World (alternate #2 -- strings/synth only) (01:26)
35. End Title (00:27)
Disc 7: SUPERMAN (1988 ANIMATED SERIES)
Music Composed and Conducted by Ron Jones
1. Prelude and Main Title (film version) (05:19)
2. The Flying Sequence (album version) (08:11)
3. Can You Read My Mind (original version) (02:51)
4. Can You Read My Mind (non-vocal version) (03:02)
7. Lois Car Radio (02:02)
8. Luthor's Luau (02:43)
Tracks 01-08 from Superman: The Movie
Superman II:
11. East Houston Cafe (02:13)
13. Diner Jukebox #1 (02:14)
Superman III:
15. Main Title (The Streets of Metropolis) (alternate) (05:26)
16. Pay Day for Gus (alternate) (00:40)
17. Colombian Storm Part 1 (01:05)
19. Apres Ski (01:04)
Songs Composed and Produced by Giorgio Moroder
Lyrics by Keith Forsey:
22. They Won't Get Me (03:20)
24. Main Title March (Williams, arr. Moroder) (04:14)
Disc 8: EXTRA!
Additional Alternates, Source Music and Songs
Track listing contributed by handstand


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Rafa Benitez' tactics against Chelsea were unacceptable
Newcastle's approach to getting beat by Chelsea was pathetic.
Think I'm wrong? Ok, give me some actual evidence that it was correct. Find some and comment on this article below.
Newcastle 3-0 Chelsea. Newcastle set up in there usual formation of 4-4-2 and hammer Chelsea with a team full of their first team regulars.
The Newcastle team available to Rafa on Sunday had better players than the one last season. Shelvey was the only significant loss if his injury was actually real. We all know Lascelles' wasn't.
Last 5 PL matches at SJP:
Newcastle 3-0 Chelsea
More evidence? Ok. Chelsea under Sarri are only two games in and are trying to find their feet under his way of playing and philosophy.
Against Arsenal they were exposed defensively time and time and time again. Newcastle are capable of opening them up in the same way on their own pitch.
As soon as we went 1-0 down, Rafa suddenly switched his formation to 4-4-2 and we scored. Funny that. So, basically, Rafa wanted a 0-0 draw and thought we could hold out sitting back for 90 mins?
If your evidence is how much the Newcastle team cost compared to Chelsea, then explain how that made any difference in the previous 5 matches in the PL at SJP?
For Rafa Benitez to ignore all of the above and assume Chelsea are such a high-quality outfit that will no doubt whatsoever tear his team apart if he were to set up in the same manner he did in April, is seriously questionable.
As a Newcastle fan, I don't like my team under any circumstances reducing itself to such defeatist pathetic tactics. But if we are up against Man City or Barcelona (one day) then I can accept it.
This was unacceptable.
The fact we lost leaves a very sour taste in the back of the throat.
If the next mid-table type team play Chelsea at home and beat them convincingly, it should embarrass Mr Benitez.
Author The Ginger PirloPosted on August 30, 2018 Leave a comment on Rafa Benitez' tactics against Chelsea were unacceptable
Mike Ashley is a small-time, cheap, unambitious, pig-headed, clueless, stubborn fool
Mike Ashley has done a lot of things at Newcastle. Most of it inconceivable to a Newcastle fan. But his latest venture in making Rafa Benitez' time on Tyneside untenable tops the lot.
The question is why is he doing what he is doing? Why is he blatantly refusing to support him and not making every effort to keep him here for years to come?
Some say it's perhaps there is a possible sale of the club in the offing so for him to spend any money isn't in his interest, nor is the future of the club. This is wide of the mark IMO.
Others say it's because he refuses to allow a manager with one year left on his contract to spend money on players and then leave at the end of the year, which would then leave a scenario of a new manager wanting his own players. This is closer to the mark IMO.
But even this doesn't really make sense as the ONLY way Rafa would sign a new deal is if the club back him. Not the other way round that Ashley wants it. If you sign a deal, then we will spend…promise. Despite our diabolical record of doing so. Rafa is not so stupid to lock himself into a no-win situation, again.
Mike Ashley is a stubborn clueless fool who only plays by his own rules based on the fact it has served him well in creating the UK's biggest sports retailer, so in his head, why change?
Well isn't it obvious why you should change? If you have the record Ashley has over the past 10 years as NUFC owner, whatever mindset you had must be torn up and start again, This should have been done years ago, never mind now.
If you have been making terrible mistakes and nonsense decisions time & time & time again, then at some point you basically give up trying to make decisions and let someone else do it.
That person should be Rafa Benitez. Ashley has a hard time trusting people. He tends to trust morons and con artists like Llambias, Jimenez, Kinnear, Wise etc. Which says a lot about his character.
Ashley should be feeding off Rafa and listening to his plans and be helping him build his project. The man clearly knows what he is doing. It's obvious. Look at his career!
But no. Ashley refuses to be playing second fiddle to some Spanish manager who thinks he's special. It's his club so he calls the shots. Total ego-maniac moron. The lack of ambition inside the walls of the boardroom is frightening. Terrifying in fact.
Imagine having a manager whose last job was Real Madrid and has the trophies he has on his CV and not trust him to make signings when we were in the Championship not long ago?
Imagine not allowing him to do what he wants to do? Unthinkable to anyone with a brain. Or to anyone with true ambition. Charnley, Bishop and Barnes are not fit for purpose.
All men hired by Ashley are idiots and con men. This massive stain on Ashley's character is the biggest issue NUFC have had and continued to have. We never have the right men in place where it counts.
We have a thoroughbred horse of a manager in the stable but his keeper doesn't know how or even want to feed him and his trainer can't be bothered to keep him fit. His owner nowhere to be seen and deprives him of what he needs. So will he fulfil his potential? Of course not.
Newcastle need a new owner. Once they do this will bring a new chairman, CEO etc and finally the manager can be able to do his job. There is only one way this happens and it's if Ashley sells up.
Two things can create a sale. Someone comes along from no where and pays a fee Ashley can't refuse or Ashley lowers his price and looks for a sale himself.
The fans have a job to force Ashley's hand. A half empty stadium speaks volumes. Disrupt his Sports Direct stores, this will also send a message to him "directly". The fans must try to force Ashley to sell as a random billionaire coming along has much chance of a Euromillions win for you or me.
The fans must do their part. To continue to just fill out the stadium and carry on regardless will do nothing. Rafa will leave in the summer and Ashley will remain to do whatever he wants.
Ashley is a small time, cheap, unambitious, pig-headed, clueless, stubborn fool. He must be removed for Newcastle to ever reach its potential. This is a fact.
Author The Ginger PirloPosted on August 6, 2018 August 6, 2018 Tags Mike Ashley, Newcastle Utd, Rafa Benitez3 Comments on Mike Ashley is a small-time, cheap, unambitious, pig-headed, clueless, stubborn fool
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Tourism department cracks down on illegal deck beds at Calangute
Tourism Minister Rohan Khaunte has vowed to crack down on such illegalities with an iron hand. In a surprise raid late evening, the department along with tourist police swooped down on the beach and seized chairs, tables, sofa sets and deck beds that had been kept illegally by shacks.
Three days after illegal deck beds and beach tents were confiscated at Morjim, the tourism department cracked the whip at Calangute.
Authorities raided shacks on the Calangute beach and seized 145 cane chairs, 68 tables and 32 sofas. Tourism Minister Rohan Khaunte has vowed to crack down on such illegalities with an iron hand.
In a surprise raid late evening, the department along with tourist police swooped down on the beach and seized chairs, tables, sofa sets and deck beds that had been kept illegally by shacks.
According to authorities, 32 sofas, 145 cane chairs, 68 tables, 58 sofa cushions, plastic chairs and four beds were confiscated by the department.
"The tourism department will not encourage illegalities that are happening on the coastal belt or at other places," said Khaunte. "Illegalities that were happening in the past cannot be allowed to continue and wherever we find this we will crack down with an iron hand."
Exhibit best of state's famed hospitality, Goa Tourism Minister tells stakeholders
Besides, the wedding season and various other events will add to the domestic footfalls, including the 'Serendipity Arts Festival' taking place from December 15 to 23 and 'Sunburn Festival' from December 27 to 29.
Shack owners said the tourism department needs to take a more balanced approach to the problem and allow them to put some tables at least in front of the shacks. As per norms, each shack is allowed to put up 10 deck beds, however tables cannot be placed outside shacks.
President of the Traditional Shack Owners' Association Manuel Cardozo said that the tourism department's crackdown is appreciated.
"There are some who instead of placing a few tables, put 50 tables. Some put tables right down next to the water. They should not be allowed because they block the movement of tourists. But because of a few, everyone should not suffer," Cardozo said.
At the same time, he said that some shack operators have been putting a few tables in front of shacks for decades and they should not be penalised. He said that large-scale violations are only happening in a few areas, but because of the crack down everyone is being harassed.
"Stakeholders of the industry need to come together and work to lift Goa's position as a tourist destination, and we all have to put our best foot forward," said Khaunte.
Assistant tourism officer Milind Chodankar along with tourist police personnel led the raid. The department said that it will intensify measures to curb illegalities.
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Tour Technique
Four short-game shots every pro has mastered, and how you can, too
Matthew Rudy
We've all been there: Walking up to the green and seeing your ball in a position that requires a scary, high-risk shot. There's no doubt some shots have a higher degree of difficulty than others, but the four shots below are ones that you might be making harder than they need to be. Some setup and execution tweaks will help your short game immensely.
With the help of top Michigan teacher Jason Guss and Golf Digest Best Young Teacher Alana Swain, you'll be able to execute the buried-ball bunker shot, downhill pitch, flop shot and low, checking spinner with ease the next time you play.
The buried-ball bunker shot
"Bunkers are already scary enough for a lot of players," says Guss, who runs his academy at Hawk Hollow Golf Club in Bath. "When you start talking buried lies, you might be tempted to just pick it up and take your two-shot penalty. But you don't have to." The secret to getting out in one swing is turning your sand wedge into a digging club instead of a skidding one. "By closing the face, playing the ball back in your stance and hitting down on it, you'll get the leading edge going down into the sand to gouge the ball out," says Guss. "Follow through down into the sand, and be ready for the ball to roll out more than normal."
The downhill pitch
"When you can't take a balanced stance, the tendency is to make less-than-clean contact," says Swain, who is based at the PGA Tour Performance Center in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. "To make sure you hit it clean, set up with the ball in the center, and make sure you keep your sternum and nose over the ball. Stay on top like this and make a high-to-low swing where the clubhead finishes low and around you."
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The flop shot
"Sometimes you need to go over something and a low chip just isn't an option," says Swain. "A flop relies on loft, not spin to make the ball stop near where it lands." To hit it, first make sure you have the right conditions—a clean lie with the ball sitting up on a cushion of grass. Then open the face of the club before you set your grip, and play the ball from the front of your stance, near your lead heel. "The swing feel you want is that the clubhead is moving a lot more than the handle. Keep your grip very loose, because if you tighten up on it you're basically guaranteeing a skull across the green," says Swain. "The face should stay open the whole swing, and when you finish, it should actually be pointing back at you."
Spinny pitch
"This is the cool shot you see the tour players hit on television," says Guss. "It's the one where the ball takes two hops and then stop. But they're not making it spin the way you might think." The heavy backspin on the shot comes from clean contact slightly low on the face—not from smashing down on the ball. "It also helps to have brand new grooves on your wedge, a tour-caliber ball and a nice, tight lie," says Guss. "Set up with the ball in the middle of your stance and with your weight set slightly forward. You're going for slightly low contact—not thin—and hitting the ball before the club comes in contact with the ground."
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Nachrichten»DGAP-Adhoc: Linde plc: Linde Announces New Up To USD 6 Billion Share Repurchase Program
DGAP-Adhoc: Linde plc: Linde Announces New Up To USD 6 Billion Share Repurchase Program
Linde plc / Key word(s): Share Buyback
Linde plc: Linde plc Announces New Up To USD 6 Billion Share Repurchase Program
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Disclosure of an inside information acc. to Article 17 MAR of the Regulation (EU) No 596/2014, transmitted by DGAP - a service of EQS Group AG.
Linde plc Announces New Up To USD 6 Billion Share Repurchase Program
Guildford, UK, 21 January 2019 - Linde plc (NYSE: LIN; FWB: LIN) announces that today its Board of Directors has authorized a share repurchase program for up to USD 6.0 billion of its ordinary shares. Under this program, Linde plc may acquire up to 15% of its currently outstanding ca. 547 million shares in the period from 1 May 2019 (or the date following the announcement of the end of the existing USD 1.0 billion share repurchase program, if earlier) through 1 February 2021. The purpose of the program shall be to reduce the share capital or to meet obligations under Linde plc equity awards.
Person making the notification: Richard Rigby, Media Relations, Linde plc
This document contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements are identified by terms and phrases such as: anticipate, believe, intend, estimate, expect, continue, should, could, may, plan, project, predict, will, potential, forecast, and similar expressions. They are based on management's reasonable expectations and assumptions as of the date the statements are made but involve risks and uncertainties. These risks and uncertainties include, without limitation: the ability to successfully integrate the Praxair and Linde AG businesses; regulatory or other limitations and requirements imposed as a result of the business combination of Praxair and Linde AG that could reduce anticipated benefits of the transaction; the risk that Linde plc may be unable to achieve expected synergies or that it may take longer or be more costly than expected to achieve those synergies; the performance of stock markets generally; developments in worldwide and national economies and other international events and circumstances, including trade conflicts and tariffs; changes in foreign currencies and in interest rates; the cost and availability of electric power, natural gas and other raw materials; the ability to achieve price increases to offset cost increases; catastrophic events including natural disasters, epidemics and acts of war and terrorism; the ability to attract, hire, and retain qualified personnel; the impact of changes in financial accounting standards; the impact of changes in pension plan liabilities; the impact of tax, environmental, healthcare and other legislation and government regulation in jurisdictions in which the company operates, including the impact of the U.S. Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017; the cost and outcomes of investigations, litigation and regulatory proceedings; the impact of potential unusual or non-recurring items; continued timely development and market acceptance of new products and applications; the impact of competitive products and pricing; future financial and operating performance of major customers and industries served; the impact of information technology system failures, network disruptions and breaches in data security; and the effectiveness and speed of integrating new acquisitions into the business. These risks and uncertainties may cause actual future results or circumstances to differ materially from GAAP, IFRS or adjusted projections, estimates or other forward-looking statements.
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On-campus rapes doubled last year at KU
Tuesday, October 2, 2018 11:43 AM EDT
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) -
An annual safety report at the University of Kansas says twice as many rapes were reported on the Lawrence campus in 2017 than the previous year.
The Clery report says nine of the 12 rapes reported were in campus housing.
The Lawrence Journal-World reports 14 rapes were reported if off-campus locations that are affiliated with the university are included. That is about the same as previous years, with 13 in 2016 and 16 in 2015.
This year's report was the first since the Kansas Legislature required the university to allow concealed carry of handguns on campus. The Clery report show the university reported no weapon law arrests or violations referred for disciplinary action.
University spokeswoman Erinn Barcomb-Peterson says those numbers reflect violations of state law and not necessarily the university's weapons policy.


Using an iPhone to do serious photography is not new ... but always worth a look at. From time to time I pick up my iPhone and do some random shots, always looking for graphical textures and structures which can't be identified by the first time you see them. Images below have been taken last year at the BMW World in Munich. Cool cars and cool architecture.


He received the B.Eng. degree from the Department of Applied Mathematics and Physics and the M.Eng. degree from the Division of Applied Systems Science, Faculty of Engineering, Kyoto University in 1994 and 1996, respectively. From 1996 to 2007, he was a researcher in the laboratories of NEC Corporation. From 2001 to 2003, he was a visiting researcher in the Computer Science Department of Stanford University. In 2007, he joined Yahoo! JAPAN Research. In 2012, He received the Ph.D. in Informatics from the Department of Social Informatics, Graduate School of Informatics, Kyoto University. His research interests include identity management, access control, privacy protection, trust management, and context-aware computing. He is a member of the IEEE, ACM, IPSJ, and IEICE.