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Morning Joe : MSNBCW : December 9, 2016 3:00am-6:01am PST
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chuck schumer said the labor secretary should be someone who wakes up every day thinking about how to raise american wages and fight for american workers. there's even criticism from the right with breitbart news writing that puzder alleges he prefers foreign labor. >> we have hillary clinton's sound bite standing by also. >> we'll do that along with the labor secretary choice, that adds another multimillionaire to trump's potential cabinet. the wealth of the nominees is something that actually donald trump has gotten a lot of criticism for. last night in iowa, he defended the net worth of some of his appointments. >> some of the people i put on to negotiate you've been noticing are some of the most successful people in the world. one newspaper criticized me. why can't they have people of modest means? i want people that made a fortune because now they're negotiating with you. it's no different than a great baseball player or a great golfer. we want the people that are going to -- they're so proud to do it. these people have given up fortunes of income in order to make a dollar a year
chuck schumer said the labor secretary should be someone who wakes up every day thinking about how to raise american wages and fight for american workers. there's even criticism from the right with breitbart news writing that puzder alleges he prefers foreign labor. >> we have hillary clinton's sound bite standing by also. >> we'll do that along with the labor secretary choice, that adds another multimillionaire to trump's potential cabinet. the wealth of the nominees is something...
terrible job representing workers. no wonder companies flee country. >> every time chuck jones was on the show last night, trump tweeted. >> come on. >> this does not help with the narrative that he's just kind of -- >> you know the thing is, if people want to understand it, it doesn't make sense to any of us. it makes sense to donald trump and his people like when he does this. >> i don't. >> i know you don't. you're not his people. i'm just saying his people like when he does it. >> i don't think he should do it. >> at some point you might want to cast a wider net. >> step back and instead of beating our chest in self-righteous indignation, we way want to ask why is he doing this? >> not a lot to think about there. >> the chances are good he's doing this because a lot of people that voted for him like when he strikes out. not saying it's good or bad. >> coming up, much more on trump's high profile appointments when "morning joe" continues. [engine revving] ♪ ♪ is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's
terrible job representing workers. no wonder companies flee country. >> every time chuck jones was on the show last night, trump tweeted. >> come on. >> this does not help with the narrative that he's just kind of -- >> you know the thing is, if people want to understand it, it doesn't make sense to any of us. it makes sense to donald trump and his people like when he does this. >> i don't. >> i know you don't. you're not his people. i'm just saying his...
eugene robinson, along with willie, joe, and me. >> we need to get the gong show tape where chuck -- >> have you seen him dance? >> gene gene the dancing machine. >> a one-man protest this morning. i will not yet talk about the 2020 race. >> seemed a little -- >> what do you think, willie? joe biden, 2020. >> let's start the 2016 new president. >> already started. i want to see the new hampshire prima primary. new hampshire, john kerry both going up with walkers. >> don't say that about your friends. >> terrible. hilarious. >> but he's, you know, he's hating life for not running this time. >> new face of the democratic party. >> they could do better. they couldn't do better. could not do better. >> can't do better. i mean, so yeah. he's thinking about it. >> in new york tonight. maybe he'll really kick off the campaign. >> starting to raise some money. >> let's talk about now, shall we? >> seriously. you have to get the people up in new hampshire a little, you know, walking around cash. >> i don't want to be agest. joe biden will be 78 in 2020. >> that's just fine. >> in great sha
eugene robinson, along with willie, joe, and me. >> we need to get the gong show tape where chuck -- >> have you seen him dance? >> gene gene the dancing machine. >> a one-man protest this morning. i will not yet talk about the 2020 race. >> seemed a little -- >> what do you think, willie? joe biden, 2020. >> let's start the 2016 new president. >> already started. i want to see the new hampshire prima primary. new hampshire, john kerry both going...
Morning Joe : MSNBCW : December 29, 2016 3:00am-6:01am PST
radio, trump made that statement about resolution with don king at his side. meanwhile chuck schumer released a statement that reads while he may not have intend it, i fear s secretary kerry's speech has emboldened extremism on both sides. >> you've watched the relationship evolve and be strained between president obama and prime minister netanyahu. where are we this morning after the events from friday at the u.n. forward? >> i think actually the kerry and netanyahu speech drew the line between this administration and the next. kerry was making a parting shot on behalf of obama. bill clinton on his way out and obama between his first term and second. kerry is doing this for obama, saying some harsh things directly to netanyahu that clearly netanyahu takes as coming from the obama administration. netanyahu has put his eggs firmly in the trump basket, and for kerry on behalf of obama, they're just trying to draw some lines here and say this is the way this u.s. administration thinks the best -- these are the set of terms under which this u.s. administration thinks peace could be achie
radio, trump made that statement about resolution with don king at his side. meanwhile chuck schumer released a statement that reads while he may not have intend it, i fear s secretary kerry's speech has emboldened extremism on both sides. >> you've watched the relationship evolve and be strained between president obama and prime minister netanyahu. where are we this morning after the events from friday at the u.n. forward? >> i think actually the kerry and netanyahu speech drew...
and balances and maxine waters questioned chuck sh schumer's strategy of working with the president where they can. >> that's been a problem in my party. when we're in power, we're nice. we bend over backwards to work with people. trump stepped on everybody. he has no respect for his own colleagues let alone those on the opposite side of the aisle. those people that voted for him ought to be really concerned about the fact that he's back pedalled on some of the promises that he made. i have no intention of pretending everything is all right. >> bob costa, is that representative of the posture the democrats are taking on capitol hill as donald trump comes into office or is maxine waters more of an outlier? >> if you're from a safe blue state, this makes sense. you have base on the left. if you're up for reelection, you're going to be tested. if trump comes forward with an infrastructure package and you face a republican challenger, this is maybe one president who federal spending is not a typical republican. there's so much pressure from the left that they're going to have to make a
and balances and maxine waters questioned chuck sh schumer's strategy of working with the president where they can. >> that's been a problem in my party. when we're in power, we're nice. we bend over backwards to work with people. trump stepped on everybody. he has no respect for his own colleagues let alone those on the opposite side of the aisle. those people that voted for him ought to be really concerned about the fact that he's back pedalled on some of the promises that he made. i...
be going in the opposite direction. chuck schumer seems to be saying, no, actually, we want to figure out if we can work with this guy. i think it's interesting that the president essentially tipped his hat to mcconnell for how he decided to handle that. >> he tipped his hat, but he didn't say, almost absolving himself of any responsibility. saying, this guy was a genius for making me look bad. it wasn't actually what i did or my possibles. but let's give mitch mcconnell for making me look like i was doing something when actually i wasn't. >> i think the republicans are going to throw everything at them, all at once, because they feel like they're disorganized. they have the mandate now. they have the majorities, so, you're talking about a hundred judge vacancies to be filled, the supreme court nominee coming up, the repeal of obamacare probably through reconciliation, and tax reform and other economic measures they're going to fire at them all at once and see if they can get an organized response. >> one other interesting thing the president said, that the president should not
be going in the opposite direction. chuck schumer seems to be saying, no, actually, we want to figure out if we can work with this guy. i think it's interesting that the president essentially tipped his hat to mcconnell for how he decided to handle that. >> he tipped his hat, but he didn't say, almost absolving himself of any responsibility. saying, this guy was a genius for making me look bad. it wasn't actually what i did or my possibles. but let's give mitch mcconnell for making me...
capitol hill, incoming minority leader chuck schumer, strongly critical of the obama administration on this particular issue, staying in a statement, i'm strongly opposed to the u.n. putting pressure on israel through one-sided resolutions, an abstention is not good enough. the administration must veto this resolution. presumably, chuck schumer carrying a fair amount of sway with the white house. presumably he talked to them and the white house decided we don't care. what happened here? was what the political calculation for the obama administration? >> whenever you have an outgoing president, who is being succeeded from someone from the opposing party, you don't have a lot left on the table and you can do what you want. chuck schumer did have a public fight with the white house over the iran nuclear deal, and they very publicly attacked him for it and said he has no credibility on some of these issues. i don't think an outgoing president really has too much concern about chuck schumer on this particular issue. and remember, obama's relationship with netanyahu, not very good. and am
capitol hill, incoming minority leader chuck schumer, strongly critical of the obama administration on this particular issue, staying in a statement, i'm strongly opposed to the u.n. putting pressure on israel through one-sided resolutions, an abstention is not good enough. the administration must veto this resolution. presumably, chuck schumer carrying a fair amount of sway with the white house. presumably he talked to them and the white house decided we don't care. what happened here? was...
chuck schumer, and that ability to have a record-fast legislative push in the first six months i think is bigger than anything that is going to be with the media, but i think he will fight with the media. >> is the media irrelevant now? has the 2016 campaign taught donald trump and his advisers that what they say about him just doesn't matter so they -- i had a top adviser say they just don't watch the news anymore because it's so overwhelmingly negative, they wouldn't know where to start in their responses. is the media completely irrelevant to them? >> there was often in the campaign serious and fair investigations on donald trump that had no political impact with those that got him elected and that work needs to continue with him on the conduct of his administration, and i see why based on what happened during the campaign trump and his advisers don't worry very much about that, because he can, with his own megaphone, social media as president now, change the course of the discussion on any given day relatively easy, but we must, and anybody as a watchdog must pay attention to it. >
chuck schumer, and that ability to have a record-fast legislative push in the first six months i think is bigger than anything that is going to be with the media, but i think he will fight with the media. >> is the media irrelevant now? has the 2016 campaign taught donald trump and his advisers that what they say about him just doesn't matter so they -- i had a top adviser say they just don't watch the news anymore because it's so overwhelmingly negative, they wouldn't know where to...
says he's going to do. >> gene robinson, what do you think? this is a guy that knows chuck schumer. contributed money to him. contributed a lot of money to democrats. more comfort socially around chuck schumer than paul ryan. is there any reason for americans to hope that this congress and president get it right in areas they have not? >> ed rendell mentioned infrastructure. we all talk about infrastructure. everyone agrees that we need a big infrastructure push. so my question is how do you get the republicans in the house to go along with that? how do you get them to spend the money? >> you run them over is what trump's going to do. he'll run them over if he has to. >> then, you know -- >> he'll pick up the phone and call them. >> i think most democrats -- i've talked to a lot of democrats that say infrastructure, bring it on. we're all in favor of it. so maybe he does it that way. just counts on public support. go out and have a bunch of rallies or something. >> this is the number one goal of the administration. let's talk about the very raw feelings that still exist given the e
says he's going to do. >> gene robinson, what do you think? this is a guy that knows chuck schumer. contributed money to him. contributed a lot of money to democrats. more comfort socially around chuck schumer than paul ryan. is there any reason for americans to hope that this congress and president get it right in areas they have not? >> ed rendell mentioned infrastructure. we all talk about infrastructure. everyone agrees that we need a big infrastructure push. so my question is...
minority leader-elect chuck schumer and armed services chairman john mccain who say they are concerned about the future of russian attacks. >> there's no doubt they were interfering and no doubt it was cyberattacks. the question now is how much and what damage and what should the united states of america do? and so far we have been totally paralyzed. >> yesterday senator mccain told the arizona republic it appears a select committee will not happen. so he plans to form a new standing subcommittee on cyberwar issues. mccain criticized president obama's original response to russian hacking, which the president explained at his news conference on friday. >> in early september when i saw the putin in china, i felt that the most effective way to ensure that that didn't happen was to talk to him directly and tell him to cut it out or there would be serious consequences if he didn't. >> the president has no strategy and no policy as to what to do about these various cyberattacks that have possibly disrupted an american election. i'm sure that when vladimir putin was told cut it out, end quote
minority leader-elect chuck schumer and armed services chairman john mccain who say they are concerned about the future of russian attacks. >> there's no doubt they were interfering and no doubt it was cyberattacks. the question now is how much and what damage and what should the united states of america do? and so far we have been totally paralyzed. >> yesterday senator mccain told the arizona republic it appears a select committee will not happen. so he plans to form a new...
and paul ryan and chuck schumer and nancy pelosi are all going to agree on, and we are going to be investigating this for two years. again, going back to the bible verse, all the words are going to be shouted from the mountaintop. why does donald trump keep pushing back on something that is coming straight at us? >> i have no earthly idea. if he -- look, you would think he would -- if not want to get out if front of this, then at least try to keep up. but he's not keeping up. it is -- he must understand at this point, i think they probably sat him down and got him to listen long enough to understand, that when the intelligence community says they have high confidence that this was russia, that russia hacked our election, and was involved in this way, you know, that means it happened. and so yes, there's going to be an investigation and this is completely unacceptable for any sovereign nation, let alone the united states, to say, okay, cool, the russians interfered with our elections. that's not acceptable. he has to get on the other side of this and he ought to do it quickly. >> i'
and paul ryan and chuck schumer and nancy pelosi are all going to agree on, and we are going to be investigating this for two years. again, going back to the bible verse, all the words are going to be shouted from the mountaintop. why does donald trump keep pushing back on something that is coming straight at us? >> i have no earthly idea. if he -- look, you would think he would -- if not want to get out if front of this, then at least try to keep up. but he's not keeping up. it is -- he...
together. i'm excited about chuck schumer coming in as our new leader on the democratic side. you'll see things happening. i really do. >> can you give us a quit gut reaction to a couple names here. rex tillerson at state? >> i know rex, okay. i know rex from boy scouts because we put the big boy scout camp in west virginia. rex has been very much involved. he's a character builder. he loves leadership. he loves working with these young men and women and rex brings a lot to the table. rex is tough. everybody is worried about rex's relationship with putin. that's not what i'm worried about at all. i did a conference with the aspen institute in germany about the relationship between russia and the u.s. and i asked one of the russians after a week of dialogue, i asked him, i said tell me about the cold war. he said the cold war is colder today than it was when it was declared so that tells me we have no communication going back so if rex has a relationship and we can build off of that because they do have weapons that can affect the united states of america. we know that. with that being sa
together. i'm excited about chuck schumer coming in as our new leader on the democratic side. you'll see things happening. i really do. >> can you give us a quit gut reaction to a couple names here. rex tillerson at state? >> i know rex, okay. i know rex from boy scouts because we put the big boy scout camp in west virginia. rex has been very much involved. he's a character builder. he loves leadership. he loves working with these young men and women and rex brings a lot to the...
russian defense minister told secretary -- defense secretary, chuck hagel, russian military exercises would not lead to russia being in ukraine. after this election season, political outrage has become pass yea. why worry about mr. putin when it's so much easier to love him. >> my argument. >> that was tongue and cheek for the -- there's always somebody that doesn't get it and it's usually from new york. >> most of our audience probably got it. so if you take it back even beyond barack obama's administration, think about the message sent to vladimir putin, the last president, the 43rd president, allowed the invasion of georgia, and did nothing about it. the 44th president, allowed an invasion of ukraine and did nothing about it, and now we move to the 45th president. >> and he wants another reset. and it's weird, arguing against the reset with russia was one of the republican and even one of trump's talking points during the campaign. mocked hillary endlessly for the reset. and rightly so. obama should have known after the invasion of georgia in 2008 that there was no point in trying
russian defense minister told secretary -- defense secretary, chuck hagel, russian military exercises would not lead to russia being in ukraine. after this election season, political outrage has become pass yea. why worry about mr. putin when it's so much easier to love him. >> my argument. >> that was tongue and cheek for the -- there's always somebody that doesn't get it and it's usually from new york. >> most of our audience probably got it. so if you take it back even...
intelligence agencies that have assessed that russia agents were behind this? you dispute this? >> chuck, this is insane in the same article about those 17 agencies says the report was inconclusive. you're forgetting the most important piece. >> david ignatius, donald trump says we don't know. we're all talking around the table that he's actually dropped the 400-pound guy living in his mother's basement in new jersey. said it could have been him. >> cleaned it up a little. >> we told you that he was going to make the turn to being more presidential. there it is. >> there you have it. >> thank you for watching "morning joe." we'll see you tomorrow. david, actually, don't the agencies know or don't they have a pretty good idea that it's not some guy from new jersey? >> it is said that they have evidence about the cut outs that russians used to transmit the hacked information to the publication form that it took through wikileaks in some instances and other groups in others. they don't want to surface that information because that is methods. the two points i would make, first, donald trump
intelligence agencies that have assessed that russia agents were behind this? you dispute this? >> chuck, this is insane in the same article about those 17 agencies says the report was inconclusive. you're forgetting the most important piece. >> david ignatius, donald trump says we don't know. we're all talking around the table that he's actually dropped the 400-pound guy living in his mother's basement in new jersey. said it could have been him. >> cleaned it up a little....
Meet the Press : WTMJ : December 5, 2016 1:35am-2:35am CST
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ryan from rust belt ohio. when we first started in the business, chuck, a lot of these things were called southern democrats, midwestern democrats, blue dog democrats. they are gone. >> isn't that the problem? given the electoral college? >> that is the problem. so democrats have a geography have a demography problem. but the geography problem means they're not back in control in the house. >> i look at this election and it's always funny, democrats have a white working class problems and it look at the popular vote thing and look at texas, and the republicans have a latino problem. both things are correct. >> well, i think what democrats will likely conclude is the way they try to reach trump voters is with the bernie sanders style economics. what i think they'll have a much harder time need to make some nod to the culture concerns of these voters. if the bill clinton circa 1992 were running this year, someone like colin kaepernick would have been ripe for a sister soulja moment. the least you can do for the country is stand up during the national anthem. no democrat would say exc
ryan from rust belt ohio. when we first started in the business, chuck, a lot of these things were called southern democrats, midwestern democrats, blue dog democrats. they are gone. >> isn't that the problem? given the electoral college? >> that is the problem. so democrats have a geography have a demography problem. but the geography problem means they're not back in control in the house. >> i look at this election and it's always funny, democrats have a white working class...
is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. there used to be an ad campaign on tv when i was a kid for ef hutton whose tag line was when ef hutton talks, people listen. we're being told by his staff and by mr. trump himself, you shouldn't take him literally, except perhaps when you should. remember when candidate trump said this about president obama during the campaign? >> he is the founder of isis. he is the founder of isis. okay? he is the founder. >> next day, hugh hewitt assumed we were not to take mr. trump literally. you meant he created the vacuum, he lost the peace. >> no. i meant he's the founder of isis. >> in that case, we were supposed to take him literally. the question is, after what many have dubbed the post-truth election, are we getting a look at a post-truth presidency? trump's first campaign manager argued at a campaign postmortem this week that his words don't and those trump promised in april to keep carrier jobs in the u.s. -- >> we're not going to let carrier leave. >> he actually said this week, while announcing that half those carrier jobs
is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. there used to be an ad campaign on tv when i was a kid for ef hutton whose tag line was when ef hutton talks, people listen. we're being told by his staff and by mr. trump himself, you shouldn't take him literally, except perhaps when you should. remember when candidate trump said this about president obama during the campaign? >> he is the founder of isis. he is the founder of isis. okay? he is the founder....
Meet the Press : WTMJ : December 12, 2016 1:35am-2:35am CST
? >> chuck, this is insane. in the same article about the 17 agencies, it said it was inconclusive. >> it was inconclusive about vladimir putin, reince. it was not inconclusive that russian agents were involved. there's a difference. i understand why you are trying to parse this. but there is a difference. do you not believe any of this? the article is based on a lie that the rnc was hacked. so the entire premise of the article is false. the sources are unnamed. the report was inconclusive. i don't want anyone hacked. okay? the point is though, we need to find out more facts about this situation. then we can make intelligence decisions. you and i can have more intelligent conversation about what to do about it. >> reince priebus, we have to >> you bet. >> until we meet again. thanks for coming on. >> you bet. >>> when we come back, 12 members of congress have seen the full cia assessment. we will hear from the top democrat, one of the 12, adam schiff of california. >>> before we go to break, we have one final election result from 2016 to report. louisiana held its senate runoff election yeste
? >> chuck, this is insane. in the same article about the 17 agencies, it said it was inconclusive. >> it was inconclusive about vladimir putin, reince. it was not inconclusive that russian agents were involved. there's a difference. i understand why you are trying to parse this. but there is a difference. do you not believe any of this? the article is based on a lie that the rnc was hacked. so the entire premise of the article is false. the sources are unnamed. the report was...
washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. when "the washington post" story about russian involvement in our election was posted online friday night, it was nothing less than explosive. the cia included the russians further, in september, the white house wanted congressional leaders to sign off on a statement supporting efforts to support the integrity of the election. two republican lawmakers including mitch mcconnell was not persuaded and wouldn't sign on it it. this is not about the results of the election. it's about a government trying to influence our election. just as the russians had been accused of doing in germany and italy just in the last two weeks. as stunning as the conclusion, equally remarkable was donald trump's decision to side with the foreign government over our own chief intelligence agency. donald trump declared war on the intelligence community in a statement filled with hyperbole friday night. these are the same people that said saddam hussein had weapons ago in one of the biggest electoral college victories in history. it'
washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. when "the washington post" story about russian involvement in our election was posted online friday night, it was nothing less than explosive. the cia included the russians further, in september, the white house wanted congressional leaders to sign off on a statement supporting efforts to support the integrity of the election. two republican lawmakers including mitch mcconnell was not...
Meet the Press : WRC : December 5, 2016 3:02am-4:00am EST
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the waters? >> chuck, i wouldn't -- you know, i wouldn't expect so. waters here seem like a little bit of a tempest in a tea pot. it's striking that president obama would reach out to a murdering dictator in cuba and be hailed as a hero and president-elect trump takes a courtesy call from a democratically elected president of taiwan and it becomes something of a thing in the media. i think most americans and frankly most leaders around the world know this for what it was. it's all part and parcel -- i president donald trump a willingness to engage the world. >> here was a headline. trump says ready to play role in resolution of issues. let me ask you, is he offering to mediate border disputes -- i guess pakistan wanted to imply that, that he was offering to mediate border disputes between pakistan and india. >> there has been great tension between india and pakistan in it's resulted in violence along the cashmere region. i think what the president-elect expressed in conversation with leaders from both countries was a desire for continued u.s. engagement and building the relationshi
the waters? >> chuck, i wouldn't -- you know, i wouldn't expect so. waters here seem like a little bit of a tempest in a tea pot. it's striking that president obama would reach out to a murdering dictator in cuba and be hailed as a hero and president-elect trump takes a courtesy call from a democratically elected president of taiwan and it becomes something of a thing in the media. i think most americans and frankly most leaders around the world know this for what it was. it's all part...
Meet the Press : WRC : December 25, 2016 10:30am-11:30am EST
in washington, this is "meet the press with chuck todd." >> good sunday morning, and merry christmas. happy first day of hanukkah, as well. happy holidays to everyone. when donald trump rode down that escalator at trump tower on june 16th, 2015, it's safe to say very few people predicted that a year and a half later we would be sitting here looking ahead to the trump presidency. trump's victory was a triumph for people who had had it with the federal government. for people who felt overlooked by democrats, and for folks who felt dismissed by the scheduled elites. at the same time, his victory was a bitter disappointment for a plurality of voters, many of whom were disgusted by his campaign and uncomfortable with his unpredictability and his coziness with nativist language. as we look ahead to the trump presidency, we wanted back at the 18 times that donald trump appeared on "meet the press" during this campaign and discuss the candidate and the man with some of the journalists who have covered him so closely. hugh hewitt, host on the salem radio network. joy reid, holocaust
in washington, this is "meet the press with chuck todd." >> good sunday morning, and merry christmas. happy first day of hanukkah, as well. happy holidays to everyone. when donald trump rode down that escalator at trump tower on june 16th, 2015, it's safe to say very few people predicted that a year and a half later we would be sitting here looking ahead to the trump presidency. trump's victory was a triumph for people who had had it with the federal government. for people who...
sunday, it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. we have our first look at how the public is respondin ing tin donald trump as president-elect. 50% approve of the way he is handling his transition. 41% disapprove. this those were based on surveys in january of 2009. most americans believe mr. trump will change the way things are done in government. by a two to one margin, they believe he will bring the right kind of change. 28% expect business as usual. on the subject of russia, 31% say president-elect trump has been too friendly with vladimir putin. 24% say, no, he is not, he hasn't been too friendly with putin. but at the same time by a huge margin american dozen ns do not russia's interference handed him the presidency. mr. obama avoided weighing in on whattism pact russia's hacking had on the election. he tried to explain why his public response to russia's interference has been restrained. >> i wanted to make sure that everybody understood we were playing this thing straight. that advantage one sid
sunday, it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. we have our first look at how the public is respondin ing tin donald trump as president-elect. 50% approve of the way he is handling his transition. 41% disapprove. this those were based on surveys in january of 2009. most americans believe mr. trump will change the way things are done in government. by a two to one margin, they...
Meet the Press : WRC : December 12, 2016 3:00am-4:00am EST
you, chuck. >> let me start with apparently a big announcement that may be coming this week, and that has to do with secretary of state and outgoing exxon ceo rex tillerson. the early reaction, not very good, mr. priebus. alarming and absurd, says the top democrat on senate foreign relations. john mccain, a matter of concern to me, referring to mr. tillerson's close relationship with vladimir putin. lindsey graham called the pick unnerving. is he definitely going to be the pick number one? how do you respond to the criticism? >> well, first of all, there is no announcement today on i would assume, until maybe early to mid next week. and the president-elect is making a decision. and so he has a lot of great choices. and a lot of accomplished people. he has talked to a variety of folks from as you know rex tillerson to mitt romney to rudy giuliani to david patraeus, bob corker and many others. you know, this sort of analysis is a little premature. but as to rex tillerson, he is one of the most preemmeant business people in the world. so i think that poking this prematurely is somet
you, chuck. >> let me start with apparently a big announcement that may be coming this week, and that has to do with secretary of state and outgoing exxon ceo rex tillerson. the early reaction, not very good, mr. priebus. alarming and absurd, says the top democrat on senate foreign relations. john mccain, a matter of concern to me, referring to mr. tillerson's close relationship with vladimir putin. lindsey graham called the pick unnerving. is he definitely going to be the pick number...
Meet the Press : MSNBCW : December 26, 2016 4:00am-5:01am PST
chuck schumer and democrats than the republicans who actually run the place and why is it that i'm concerned that the choice of elaine chao is a lever he can pull with mitch mcconnell knowing trump. does this make sense? >> it makes sense knowing trump that you would think that he -- i've said. he's more comfortable socially with chuck schumer than say paul ryan. the operative word is war here. picking devos at education, he declared war on the teachers unions and teachers unions will declare war on him. on his choice for epa, he has declared war on the democratic party and the media with a guy who could be called a climate change denier. health and human services. he's got the fiercest critic of the affordable care act. you can talk about labor. he's got a guy that believes that the minimum wage should not be raised and that robots would be far more efficient than human beings in handling jobs. i mean, this is a strident conservative ideological domestic cabinet. >> there's no doubt about that. we can talk about the personalities of the cabinet secretaries endlessly. in the end, t
chuck schumer and democrats than the republicans who actually run the place and why is it that i'm concerned that the choice of elaine chao is a lever he can pull with mitch mcconnell knowing trump. does this make sense? >> it makes sense knowing trump that you would think that he -- i've said. he's more comfortable socially with chuck schumer than say paul ryan. the operative word is war here. picking devos at education, he declared war on the teachers unions and teachers unions will...
Meet the Press : MSNBCW : December 25, 2016 11:00pm-12:01am PST
-- >> chuck, no, we have to keep the families together. we have to keep the families together. but they have to go. >> what if they have no place to go? >> we will work with them. they have to go. chuck, we either have a country, or we don't have a country. your tax plan, you said would be revenue neutral, raise taxes on the wealthy. overall it cuts taxes on the wealthy when you throw in the estate tax and things like that. and it's a big hole in the deficit until we find out what you're cutting. >> okay. >> what are you cutting? >> you ready? we're cutting a lot. we're cutting taxes really for the middle income more than anything else -- >> everybody's taxes are going down, though? >> everybody's taxes are going down. some people won't pay tax. the reason they're not going to pay -- i love the idea of having a little sort of fat in the game if we can. but the fact is these are people that will are doing poorly. they're making not a lot of money. and we're saving a tremendous amount of administrative costs and other things by not making them pay. under my plan, i think it's a dynam
-- >> chuck, no, we have to keep the families together. we have to keep the families together. but they have to go. >> what if they have no place to go? >> we will work with them. they have to go. chuck, we either have a country, or we don't have a country. your tax plan, you said would be revenue neutral, raise taxes on the wealthy. overall it cuts taxes on the wealthy when you throw in the estate tax and things like that. and it's a big hole in the deficit until we find out...
Meet the Press : KNTV : December 26, 2016 3:00am-4:01am PST
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. we have to make a whole new set of standards. when people come in -- >> split up families. >> chuck, chuck, no, no, keep the families together. we have to keep the families together, but they have to go. >> what if they have no place to go? >> we will work with them. they have to go. chuck. >> either we have a country or don't have the country. >> you have spoke about your tax plan. you said it was going to raise taxes. a lot of people have done the numbers. overall cuts taxes for the wealthy dramatically. estate tax things lick that. it is a big hole in the deficit until we find out. what are you cutting? >> we are cutting a lot. cutting taxes. more than anything else. >> everybody's taxes are going down? >> everybody's taxes are going down. some won't pay tax. i love the idea of having a little fat in the game if we can. fact is, the people that are doing very poor low. they're making not a lot of money. saving a tremendous amount of administrative costs and other things by not making them pay. under my plan, a very dynamic plan. if we do 6%, 7% under my plan. >> we can do that. w
. we have to make a whole new set of standards. when people come in -- >> split up families. >> chuck, chuck, no, no, keep the families together. we have to keep the families together, but they have to go. >> what if they have no place to go? >> we will work with them. they have to go. chuck. >> either we have a country or don't have the country. >> you have spoke about your tax plan. you said it was going to raise taxes. a lot of people have done the...


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This is it! Our last week before we move into the new house. I wasn't sure a week ago if things would be ready but now it's looking very close indeed. It's amazing how much can happen in a short time. As of Friday night I started a much needed vacation — originally I booked this time off expecting to move this first week of December but alas, they needed more time, so instead I'm taking it easy and I'll use the time to get my Christmas shopping done and to just generally unwind.
New facings for the kitchen cabinets have been installed.
Our hosts, who have so generously put up with us and our creatures for the last 5 months, are gearing up to do some renovations of their own, so we are heading to the farm for the coming week, after Chris finishes at the office tomorrow. We're spending our last weekend at their house getting our meagre belongings moved into the garage of the new place, and sorting out what needs to come with us to the farm. We shipped the pets off to the farm last weekend to simplify the move-out from here.
Built-in cabinetry in the living room is in!
I have the month of December away from the office — some vacation plus some working from home time — and after Christmas we have a ski trip planned to Vermont, so in addition to all the work of moving in, there'll be plenty of time for rejuvenation over the coming weeks.
So, we're in the homestretch of what has been an incredibly long journey. There are still some pieces of the puzzle that are going to take a long time yet to sort out — the front porch and the back deck permit is still under review with the City and we're now looking at these not being installed until spring. I'll have to put up with temporary front steps until then. We have a lot of landscaping to do next year. And a few jobs inside the house will be ongoing after we move in, like the installation of our backsplash in the kitchen.
Because of this I'm trying to decide if it makes more sense to leave at least the cat, Smokey, at the farm for the duration, until we're back from Vermont. He's had a bit of a rough fall health-wise so I don't want to stress him out unnecessarily. But I have to talk to my mama about that because it means her continuing to give him his medication 2x a day. Luna is a bit easier because she's been to the house many times and it's not a strange place for her, although it could be easier to just leave her at the farm too. She likes to be underfoot and she could be a further annoyance for contractors coming and going, not to mention for unpacking and general messiness. We'll figure this all out as we go.
All in all we're very excited, although still both operating under some pretty high stress, as we sort out the final bits of financing and logistics. Chris doesn't have next week off work unfortunately — he's going into the office Monday and then has to work from home for the remainder of the week (from the farm). And then he really just has that one week off to move. I plan to treat myself with a visit to the spa tomorrow; a little gift to myself after a long, long year, and an especially intense autumn at work. Here's to new beginnings!
I love seeing all of the updates! I can't wait to see/hear about plans for landscaping too. Keep the updates coming as you're decorating! The new place looks lovely, and truly filled with care.


With the advent of Edge Computing and 5G, networks and applications can be no more be treated in isolation. This panel is focused on collaboration of several key open source efforts such as ONAP, Cloud Native Kubernetes, Mobile TIP Edge Application Developer Project Group and MobiledgeX with LF Edge Umbrella project Akraino Edge Stack. The goal of this collaboration is to deliver next-generation value-added end-to-end services comprising of application and network services with stringent SLAs such as low-latency for apps such as live 4K video transcoding etc. using VNFs such as 5G UPF, 4G LTE SGW/PGW etc. This panel also elaborates on the current state of these open source efforts and future roadmap/architectural direction towards this collaborative goal.


Wednesday afternoon, the teachers suggested that we make the icosahedron bigger while keeping the same amount of LEDs. This avoids packing the insides together too much, and holes in the PCBs will improve cooling, which is even more important than we previously thought because we messed up the consumption estimation (too low).
The new sphere will have a 35-ish cm diameter (triangles have 18.5cm sides now). I'm currently changing the way we place LEDs: before, we specified spacing constraints and our OpenSCAD program would then put as many LEDs as possible on the triangle. That's no longer what we want: we want a fixed number of LEDs on the triangle, and the program's job is finding the layout. For instance, one can specify a number of rows and a different number of LEDs for each row.
When I'm done with that, I'll print the triangles on paper as a check and then perhaps build a full-scale model with them (thin cardboard will do the trick, I think). It'll be useful for designing the inner structure, checking that the LEDs layout is uniform enough, and of course, cluttering our desks !


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Xaviers is the NCAAB Odds Favorite vs. Butler on Tuesday Night
Written by Kenny Bell on January 2, 2018
NCAA Basketball Betting News
Could be a major letdown game for Butler on Tuesday night as the Bulldogs visit No. 5 Xavier in Big East action. That's because Butler comes off handing former No. 1 Villanova its first loss of the season. The Musketeers only have one loss themselves and are solid NCAAB odds favorites.
Butler at Xavier NCAAB Odds & Game Info
The Butler Way runs deep… The Butler way is knocking off the Number 1 team in the country! @ButlerMBB is the Team of the Week! pic.twitter.com/9Wxi8IYREA
— NCAA March Madness (@marchmadness) January 1, 2018
When: Tuesday, 7 PM ET Where: Cintas Center, Cincinnati TV: Fox Sports 1 Stream: Fox Sports Go Radio: PNC Butler Radio Network (Butler) / (Xavier) Opening NCAAB Odds: Xavier -7
The schools met three times last year. Butler won the first two but lost to Xavier 62-57 in the Big East Tournament. In that game, Trevon Bluiett scored 23 points, including a tough foul line jumper that broke the game's final tie with 16 seconds left. After that, Butler's Kamar Baldwin missed a 3-point attempt and Tyler Lewis missed a jumper, two chances to tie or go ahead and Xavier added a free throw and a dunk at the buzzer for the final margin. Kelan Martin had 15 points to lead the Bulldogs, who have never won a game in four Big East Tournaments. Xavier leads the series with Butler 38-20. Xavier has won 17 of the last 23 meetings, including 10 of the last 14. XU holds a 7-3 advantage since the two teams became Big East rivals.
Why Bet on Butler?
The Bulldogs (12-3, 2-0) beat No. 1 Villanova 101-93 on Saturday. Butler shot 60 percent from the field and an amazing 68 percent (15 for 22) from 3-point range. Villanova wasn't far behind. It shot 54 percent, had only four turnovers and was soundly defeated. Martin led the Butler charge with 24 points on 7-of-12 shooting. He hit all four of his three-point attempts and added eight rebounds. Martin has four double-doubles, and has led the Bulldogs in scoring nine times this season. His 29 points against Utah Dec. 5 were a season-high and the third-best scoring output of his Butler career. Martin has 30 career 20-point outings (nine this season) and has led the team in scoring 40 times in his Butler career. Paul Jorgensen had a career-high 23 points, with 16 coming in the first half. Three first-half bombs came during the final 3:19 of the first half as Butler hit five three-pointers and all six of its field goal attempts to close the half and take a 53-45 advantage. Baldwin had 19 points, nine rebounds and a career-best seven assists. Butler assisted on 20 of its 36 makes. Sean McDermott (10), Nate Fowler (eight) and Henry Baddley (eight) came off the bench and combined for 26 points on 10-of-11 shooting for the Bulldogs.
How is Butler Doing This Season?
Butler is now 3-5 all-time against teams ranked No. 1 in the country; in addition to a 2012 win over Indiana, two of those wins have come against Villanova during the 2017 calendar year. Butler has now won three straight meetings against the Wildcats. Butler's three wins over No. 1-ranked teams since the beginning of the 2012-13 season are the most of any team in the nation during that span. Butler is 9-0 this season when scoring 80 or more points, and 11-0 when scoring north of 70. The Bulldogs are 10-0 when shooting a better field goal percentage than their opponent and 9-0 when shooting better than 50 percent from the field.
Why Bet on Xavier?
The Musketeers (14-1, 2-0) have only lost to a very good Arizona State team and have wins over ranked foes Baylor and Cincinnati. Their No. 5 ranking ties for the best in school history. Xavier was last ranked No. 5 for three separate stints during the 2015-16 season. The Musketeers weren't able to punch higher than the fifth spot as they lost a game every time they were ranked No. 5. They finished the season with a 4-4 record while ranked at No. 5. Xavier last played as the fifth-ranked team at the 2016 Big East Tournament where they beat Marquette March 10, 2016 and lost to Seton Hall the following day. They come off a 77-72 home win over DePaul on Saturday. J.P. Macura scored 19 points and had a steal and a blocked shot in the final minute, completing the Musketeers' rally from a 16-point deficit. The Musketeers' ninth straight win let them match the best start in school history. They've won seven in a row against DePaul. Macura added a team-high five assists, while pulling down six rebounds. He also had a team-high four steals as the Musketeers finished the game with a season-high 13 steals. Defensively, the Musketeers forced the Blue Demons into a season-high 23 turnovers. Xavier converted the miscues into 23 points. Bluiett finished with 16 points, seven rebounds, two assists and two steals. The senior was also 6-for-6 from the foul line.
How Well Has the Muskateers Done this Season?
Xavier's 14-1 record equals the best start in XU history after 15 games. The 2015-16 team won 16 games before its second loss. Xavier is second in the Big East and 12th nationally in field goal percentage at .514. Sophomore forward Tyrique Jones leads the conference at 69.5 percent. XU leads the Big East and is second in the nation in free-throw percentage at 80.3. That number jumps to 86.6 percent for the last five minutes and 94.4 percent for the last two minutes of games. Xavier has six players shooting over 79 percent. Bluiett is fourth in the Big East in scoring at 19.7 ppg. He is sixth on XU's all-time scoring list (four points shy of the top five) with 1,881 points. Sophomore guard Quentin Goodin is second in the Big East and 30th in the nation in assists at 5.9 apg.
Latest NCAAB Odds Trends
Butler is 6-3 ATS in its last 9 games
Butler is 9-1 SU in its last 10 games
The total has gone OVER in 5 of Butler's last 5 games
Xavier is 18-5 ATS in its last 23 games
Xavier is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games
The total has gone OVER in 10 of Xavier's last 15 games
Expert Prediction
I do think Butler will be flat off that big win so give the 7 points in the NCAAB odds. This might be the best Xavier team yet.
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Posted June 27th, 2018 by Jax Motes
Jared Leto may have gotten sick of waiting around for Warner Brothers to figure out what to do with him and his depiction of The Joker. Instead, he's headed over to Sony to join their unfolding Spider-verse, as the lead in 'Morbius the Living Vampire'.
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Based on a character created by writer Roy Thomas and penciller Gil Kane, who first appeared in 1971's 'Amazing Spider-Man' #101, the film will be directed by Daniel Espinosa the helmer of science fiction horror movie 'Life' as well as action thrillers like 'Safe House' and 'Child 44'. In the comics, Michael Morbius was a famed biochemist who suffered from a rare blood disorder. Attempting to cure this condition through scientific means, he accidentally turns himself into a creature similar to a vampire, but without the supernatural elements.
The script was penned by Burk Sharpless and Matt Sazama, the creators of the Netflix series 'Lost in Space'. Palak Patel will oversee the project for Sony, while Avi Arad and Matt Tolmach along with Lucas Foster will serve as producers.
Leto's future with Warner Brothers' DC Comics movies is uncertain (as is the future of all of those movies, for the most part). Last we heard, the studio was working on developing a 'Joker' movie with Leto to star and he was expected back in any number of projects, from 'Suicide Squad 2' to a potential twisted romance movie with Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn. How this casting news impacts these projects remains to be seen.
'Morbius the Living Vampire' will strictly be a Sony production; Marvel Studios will not be involved. That means that, even though the character Morbius debuted in a 'Spider-Man' comic book and has largely acted as a Spider-Man foe and/or supporting character, it's entirely possible that Spider-Man won't appear in the 'Morbius' movie.
'Morbius' follows next fall's 'Venom', directed by Ruben Fleischer, starring Tom Hardy, Michelle Williams, Woody Harrelson, Jenny Slate and Riz Ahmed, the first Sony film in its unfolding Spider-verse. A third movie, 'Silver & Black', focusing on female characters Silver Sable and Black Cat, to be directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood, was just sent back to the drawing board after it appears that the script was not satisfactory. Also in the pipeline is 'Nightwatch' based on an obscure 1990s African-American supporting character that reportedly had Spike Lee interested in directing. It is unclear whether these movies will be set in the same universe or whether or not Spider-Man, himself will appear in any of them.
This weekend came word that another Spider-character, Silk was due to get her own movie, but that this film would spin directly out of 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' and its upcoming sequel 'Spider-Man: Far From Home'. Like those two, 'Silk' will be a collaboration with Marvel Studios and therefore a part of that shared universe.
Though 'Morbius the Living Vampire' (title subject to change), has not yet been scheduled by Sony, with a script, director, and star in place, expect news from this project to hit pretty hard and fast.
Are you excited to see what Leto can do as Dr. Michael Morbius?
Avi Arad
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Lucas Foster
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Morbius: The Living Vampire
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'Rosewood' Jumps Back On The Crime Scene In Exclusive Clip
November 17, 2016 - 12:37 pm by Richy Rosario TWITTER
Excited for 'Rosewood' tonight?
If you're a Rosewood fan, today is your lucky day. Before tonight's (Nov. 17) "Prosopagnosia and Parrot Fish" episode, you'll get to see a sneak peek of the action -packed drama.
In the first clip, Villa (Jaina Lee Ortiz) makes Rosie (Morris Chestnut) and Slade (Eddie Cibrian) act out a crime scene, where they're all seemingly looking for a drug-cooking culprit. The villain's drug of choice seems to be heroin.
The second scene is a lot more light-hearted with Rosie playing video games with Kayla (Camille Spirlin). Watch the two clips below, and be sure to tune in at 8 p.m. EST on FOX.
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Continuity mistake: After the Christmas party and the fireworks blowing up, Swofford is seen sitting at a table drinking Crystal Geyser spring water and talking to Jamie Foxx. Between shots the front of the bottle keeps moving to continually show the Crystal Geyser logo facing the camera for perfect product placement.
Continuity mistake: In the scene where Swofford is threatening to shoot Fergus, in all the frontal shots we see that Swofford's face and ear are touching the end of the rifle. In all of the shots from behind, his face and ear are no where near the rifle. There isn't enough time for him to move the rifle away from his face between shots.
Anthony 'Swoff' Swofford: I wanted the pink mist.
When Cortez gets out a photo of his wife pregnant, the photo changes between shots. She is facing a different direction in the next shot. His USMC tattoo, however, stays the same direction throughout the scene.
The f-word and its variants are used 335 times in this film.


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Geltech wins STTR contract for anamorphic lenses
NASA`s Office of Aeronautics and Space Transportation Technology Program has awarded Geltech Inc. (Orlando, FL) a $500,000 Small Business Technology Transfer Research (STTR) Phase II contract to develo¥a cost-effective high-precision fabrication technology for radiation-resistant optical components. These components, including anamorphic lenses, will be able to simultaneously circularize and collimate the light from a semiconductor laser while withstanding high-radiation environments such as
NASA`s Office of Aeronautics and Space Transportation Technology Program has awarded Geltech Inc. (Orlando, FL) a $500,000 Small Business Technology Transfer Research (STTR) Phase II contract to develo¥a cost-effective high-precision fabrication technology for radiation-resistant optical components. These components, including anamorphic lenses, will be able to simultaneously circularize and collimate the light from a semiconductor laser while withstanding high-radiation environments such as space. The company will be collaborating with Oak Ridge National Laboratory (Oak Ridge, TN) and the University of Alabama (Huntsville, AL). In addition to space uses, potential applications include optical communications, instrumentation and metrology, and commercial products such as optical storage and laser printers.


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Mega-City Undercover – Book 1
I am now back at work and, having had a really difficult weekend before starting back, I've not had the energy to paint. So I've been kicking back and just reading comics in the evenings which is my best way of relaxing when I'm not painting or fishing.
This week I read a brilliant trade paperback (a collection of serialised comic stories) called…
Mega-City Under Cover
Mega-City Under Cover (book 1) was one of the best 2000AD collections I've read in a long while. It's published by Rebellion and well worth a look. The book is based in the world of Judge Dredd, in his city, Mega City One but follows the lives adn struggles of under cover Judges rather than the Dredd style Judge. The book's split into three main parts with several stories in each.
In the first part you've got three brilliant Lenny Zero stories written by Andy Diggle and drawn by Jock. They are like an cross between an edgy cyberpunk tale and a noir detective story. It's sort of what you'd get if you crossed Raymond Chandler and William Gibson. (Think 'The Long Goodbye' mixed with 'Neuromancer'). The characters were excellent. I couldn't help rooting for our hero, 'Zero', from the start. The stories each have their own tale to tell and each form part of a longer story which fits together beautifully. It was a joy to read.
Lenny Zero – Art by Jock. Copyright with Rebellion.
Jock's art in the Lenny Zero stories is beautifully done. His style fits the theme perfectly. The stories are all drawn in black and white with grey tones in a way which has an excellent grungy futuristic feel without losing the definition of any of the characters or losing sight of the plot. You always know which character is which and what is going on but still have this beautifully styled artwork. Here's some more of his work.
'Lenny Zero' – Art by Jock Copyright with Rebellion
The second and third set of stories all come under the Mega-City One undercover cop title 'Low Life' written by Rob Williams. The series as a whole follows the adventures of undercover judges in a particularly run down area of the city called 'Low Life' where criminality is normal and nasty, and life is cheap. Life for judges in Mega-City One is never easy but if the judges are undercover too the demands of fitting into a criminal fraternity and still being a judge constantly pull their personalities apart which makes for a really interesting read. All of the Low life stories filling the rest of the book are excellent – some of the best 2000AD I've ever read.
'Low Life' – Art by Henry Flint. Copyright with Rebellion.
The first half of 'Low Life' is drawn by Henry Flint. Again it's done in black and white with grey tones and it looks absolutely superb. Henry Flint manages to combine a strong dynamic drawing style with amazingly clear and beautifully rendered art. It's an absolute pleasure to look at and some of my favourite art of all time.
Here's some more of the brilliant Flint…
The last third of the book is also beautifully written by Rob Williams but is drawn by Simon Coleby. I'm afraid, in this particular book, I didn't get on with his art at all. I found it generally too high in contrast – too many solid blacks and solid whites. I struggled to work out which character was which . (The same character frequently looked very different from panel to panel and some different characters looked the same as each other.) As a result I found it difficult to follow the story at times and sometimes couldn't work out what the picture was of. I think it's a shame I struggled here because, what I could read of the stories by Rob Williams in this part of the book, was still great. I suspect that if Simon's art had been passed to a colourist before publishing it would have scanned much better, as coloured clothing could help track which character is which. (Also, I think it's worth noting that this particular art was first published 12 years ago. Simon's more current work, on 'Yaeger' for instance, is outstanding!)
So overall I'd give this book 4 out of 5 stars. Basically the first two thirds of the book were some of the best comic stories I've ever read and it was only let down a little by the art in the last third of the book which I couldn't get on with personally.
Here's Jock's cover art for the book in all it's glory… (Again copyright – Rebellion)
[Please note: None of the above art is by me – all art is Copyright Rebellion and by the people named in the text.]


TEMECULA (CBSLA) – A Georgia man accused in a scheme in which he stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from several people – including his own mother –for fake Super Bowl tickets, was caught in a Temecula casino this week after being spotted by an alert employee.
Ketan Shah, 48, was arrested Tuesday by Riverside County Sheriff's deputies at the Pechanga Casino and Resort after a casino worker recognized Shah from recent media coverage and called authorities, the Gwinnett County Police Department in Georgia reports.
According to Gwinnett police, at least six people paid Shah for Super Bowl tickets they never received. One victim reportedly paid Shah $500,000 for what for his "entertainment company to host a large Super Bowl event at an arena," police said. Shah's mother told investigators she gave her son $36,000 in the scam, WSB-TV in Atlanta reports.
Shah's behavior leading up to the scam were also bizarre. Shah, who owns a digital printing business, was initially reported missing in December, Gwinnett police said. He then came home after having gone to Las Vegas, but then disappeared again in January. Police said he then traveled through Florida, Alabama, Oklahoma New Mexico, Nevada and Arizona before coming to California.
His wife also told investigators he had recently taken out a $500,000 loan against his own business, WSB-TV reports.
After the Pechanga employee had spotted Shah and notified authorities, Gwinnett police obtained a felony warrant for his arrest, and Riverside Sheriff's deputies took him into custody.
He is currently being held without bail in the Southwest Detention Center in Murrieta on one count of felony theft by conversion. He is expected to be extradited back to Georgia.


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Fukushima Dai-ichi
Fukushima Has a Plan for Its Tainted Water
Nuclear plant will build an undersea tunnel and pump it out
Posted Aug 27, 2021 1:28 PM CDT
This Feb. 27, 2021, file photo, shows the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan. (AP Photo/Hiro Komae, file)
The Fukushima nuclear plant is going to run out of room soon to store radioactive water that keeps building up. Solution: Japan will build an undersea tunnel and starting pumping the tainted water into the ocean, reports AFP. The water will be treated to remove most, though not all, of its radioactivity. Under the plan, the tunnel will be encased in concrete and run more than a half mile from the plant into the ocean. The government says all will be safe because the ocean will dilute what remains of the radioactivity, though fishing communities who ply those waters say the perception alone will hurt them economically.
The Tokyo Electric Power Company, or TEPCO, acknowledges the concern but says the decision to encase the pipe in concrete is designed to ease "reputational damage," per the AP. Neighboring nations such as China and South Korea also have voiced concerns. The International Atomic Energy Agency has signed off on the plan, and TEPCO hopes to have the tunnel ready by the spring of 2023. The water—including water that was used to cool the plant after it was crippled in a 2011 tsunami—is currently being held in storage tanks.
However, the amount keeps increasing because of rain and groundwater, and those tanks need to go as part of a larger plan to decommission the entire plant by 2051. Three decades may seem like a long time, but an official with IAEA says it may not be long enough, because too little is known about melted fuel inside the plant's damaged reactors, per the AP. "Honestly speaking, I don't know, and I don't know if anybody knows," said Christophe Xerri when asked about the prospects of making the deadline. He called on Japan to conduct more studies of the reactors. (Read more Fukushima Dai-ichi stories.)


As Fyltyr earlier reported, tax measures were recently passed to encourage private investors to convert vacant office blocks into residential property, as part of efforts to alleviate Paris' housing shortage. Projects by both commercial and social housing developers are underway.
The Château du Grand-Lucé, a historic monument in the Loire is now for sale. The 10 million euro property was recently renovated by its current owner, award-winning designer Timothy Corrigan.
Two brand new buildings are under construction in Paris' main business hub, La Défense. These will house the first residences to be built in the district in 30 years, as well as a business school campus.
A secret rooftop garden behind the Paris opera Bastille : what makes some real estate in Paris "priceless"?
Perched high atop a building, and tucked away on a quiet street in the 12th arrondissement, is a rare find that defies attempts to value it based on market comps. Is it "priceless" – or any man's guess?
The Château de Castille, located near Uzès in the south of France, has been put up for sale by international realtor Sotheby's. The building is listed as a historic monument as it contains five large murals designed by Picasso.
Housing Ministry passes reforms aimed at reducing some of the newly-enacted requirements that were seriously slowing the process of selling an apartment in Paris.
Former Parisian warehouse located in the 19th arrondissement has delivered its first housing units.
Residential real estate has traditionally been considered a good investment, and property in Paris remains so for 2015, says French weekly magazine L'Express. Several factors currently work in favor of property buyers in the City of Light.


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News, Reviews and Features LITTLE WOMEN THE MUSICAL – Manchester
LITTLE WOMEN THE MUSICAL – Manchester
In Musicals, Opinion, Regional theatre, Reviews by Ian Foster 11th December 2017 Leave a Comment
Hope Mill Theatre, Manchester – until 16 December 2017
"Some things are meant to be"… Finally made my first trip to the Hope Mill Theatre, Manchester's fringe powerhouse which has been firing transfers down to London with quite the regularity. I wanted to experience the theatre for itself though and having heard great things about Little Women the Musical, didn't want to miss out in case this is the one that doesn't actually make its way south (although it should, it really should!).
With a book by Allan Knee, music by Jason Howland and lyrics by Mindi Dickstein, this musical version of Louisa May Alcott's much-loved novel is a wonderful piece of adaptation. Streamlining plot whilst simultaneously enriching character, it translates the travails of the four March sisters into a warm and witty couple of hours and naturally makes you cry just as much it gladdens the heart.
Bronagh Lagan's production brims with playful inventiveness, much aided by Nik Corrall's design, but the ace up its sleeve is its casting (big credit to casting director Jane Deitch). Between them, Amie Giselle-Ward's Jo, Katie Marie-Carter's Amy, Cathy Read's Beth and Jemima Watling's Meg make up a beautiful affecting quartet, respecting the characters as written but imbuing them with fresh energy too.
So Giselle-Ward is unafraid to push Jo right to the limits of her frankly often intolerable behaviour, and locates a real pathos in learning to deal with the consequences of her impulsiveness, a beautiful study in the complexities of discovering your true self. It makes you quite understand Marie-Carter's Amy is so spiteful and why Read's excellent Beth has learned to become quite the peacemaker. Meanwhile, Watling's Meg is a step removed as the eldest, especially once her swoon-worthy connection with Joel Harper-Jackson's Mr Brooke is made.
They're ably assisted by a tuneful and emotionally direct score from Howland (well musically directed by Rickey Long from the piano with an all-female string quartet) and considered lyrics from Dickstein that pay perfect tribute to the source material. Jo's Act 1 closer 'Astonishing' is a belter of a tune in which Giselle-Ward soars and her duet with Read's Beth, when she, you know…does what Beth does, is wonderfully played and consequently a huge tear jerker.
I also adored Tony Stansfield's Mr Laurence as Beth melts his heart with the chirpiness of 'Off To Massachusetts'. Lovely stuff all round and underscored with the kind of feminist message that never grows old.
Since 2003, Ian Foster has been writing reviews of plays, sometimes with a critical element, on his blog Ought to Be Clowns, which has been listed as one of the UK's Top Ten Theatre Blogs by Lastminute.com, Vuelio and Superbreak. He averages more than 350+ shows a year. He says: "Call me a reviewer, a critic or a blogger, and you will apparently put someone or other's nose out of joint! So take it or leave it, essentially this is my theatrical diary, recording everything I go to see at the theatre in London and beyond, and venturing a little into the worlds of music and film/TV where theatrical connections can be made."
Read the full article from Ian Foster, published on 11 December 2017
Tags: Allan Knee, Amie Giselle-Ward, Anna Stolli, Cathy Read, Connor Hughes, Ian Foster, Jason Howland, Jemima Watling, Joel Harper-Jackson, Johan Munir, Katie Marie-Carter, Mindi Dickstein, There Ought to Be Clowns, Tony Stansfield, Virge Gilchrist


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IWETHEY Home / IWETHEY Board / Digital Rights Forum / Amen!
by jb4
However, once you tweak the snot out of a beat-to-sshit not-for-sale radio-station-version 45 to get it to sound more than half decent (and it's the only copy of the original version of "I Believe In Father Christmas" out there), it's actually worth it.
"It's hard for me, you know, living in this beautiful White House, to give you a firsthand assessment."
— George W. Bush, when asked if he believed Iraq was in a state of civil war (Newsweek, 26 Feb 07)
Digital Wrongs. - (folkert) - (33) - April 6, 2007, 05:52:59 PM EDT
funny I have spent more money on music in - (boxley) - (32) - April 6, 2007, 07:44:21 PM EDT
I am one of those soured customers - (bepatient) - (31) - April 6, 2007, 08:59:57 PM EDT
OT what did you think of the subject of my emails - (boxley) - (1) - April 6, 2007, 09:03:16 PM EDT
cda files didn't come - (bepatient) - April 6, 2007, 09:06:53 PM EDT
Re: I am one of those soured customers - (jake123) - (3) - April 6, 2007, 09:46:40 PM EDT
I disagree - (bepatient) - (2) - April 6, 2007, 10:03:44 PM EDT
The thing is - (jake123) - April 8, 2007, 12:35:29 PM EDT
And good riddance to bad rubbish! -NT - (jb4) - May 14, 2007, 10:37:10 PM EDT
Re: I am one of those soured customers - (andread) - (10) - April 7, 2007, 10:24:53 PM EDT
Convienience, I'll bet. -NT - (Another Scott) - (9) - April 7, 2007, 10:27:43 PM EDT
???? -NT - (andread) - (8) - April 7, 2007, 10:30:23 PM EDT
It takes time to burn one's own MP3s. -NT - (Another Scott) - (7) - April 7, 2007, 10:34:10 PM EDT
Yes and No - (andread) - (6) - April 7, 2007, 10:45:11 PM EDT
He's got 2000 albums... -NT - (Another Scott) - (5) - April 7, 2007, 10:46:41 PM EDT
Vinyl is a PITA to rip -NT - (bepatient) - (4) - April 8, 2007, 01:51:06 AM EDT
true -NT - (andread) - April 8, 2007, 08:20:26 AM EDT
Amen! - (jb4) - May 14, 2007, 10:40:24 PM EDT
There are some new "really good" USB Turntables being - (folkert) - (1) - May 15, 2007, 02:29:27 AM EDT
My sister has an ION - (bepatient) - May 15, 2007, 08:34:33 AM EDT
Uhhh, BeeP? Those vinyl disks were 12" in diameter... - (jb4) - (13) - May 14, 2007, 10:35:04 PM EDT
Oh really? - (bepatient) - (5) - May 14, 2007, 11:40:57 PM EDT
EPs don't count. - (jb4) - (4) - May 15, 2007, 10:13:30 PM EDT
Its called a "single". - (bepatient) - (2) - May 15, 2007, 11:48:56 PM EDT
OK, so I'm eyeball-measurement-challenged - (jb4) - (1) - May 25, 2007, 11:19:57 PM EDT
Besides, all mine had bigger holes! -NT - (jb4) - May 25, 2007, 11:20:26 PM EDT
dupe -NT - (bepatient) - May 15, 2007, 11:50:18 PM EDT
*cough* I have several 10" LPs from 'the day'. -NT - (Ashton) - (6) - May 15, 2007, 10:50:04 PM EDT
And what day was that? - (jb4) - (5) - May 25, 2007, 11:21:23 PM EDT
Nope, I once had a couple 10" LPs. - (Andrew Grygus) - (4) - May 26, 2007, 12:06:18 AM EDT
Whose? - (jb4) - (1) - May 26, 2007, 02:25:09 PM EDT
They were classical. - (Andrew Grygus) - May 26, 2007, 04:42:24 PM EDT
Right - 10" mostly classical - (Ashton) - May 26, 2007, 09:30:18 PM EDT
UK Indie scene used to put out 10 inchers, too - (pwhysall) - May 27, 2007, 02:34:34 AM EDT
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Asayish forces of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) in Hewler, for the second time in a week, raided the tent of the hunger strike action in front of the UN's office. Five students who visited the hunger strikers, were arrested by the Asayish.
Today at 13:30, the KDP's Asayish forces attacked the activists on hunger strike in front of the United Nations' office in Hewler. The Asayish forces removed the tent and confiscated properties.
Five students who visited the hunger strikers today, were arrested by the Asayish forces. The names of the arrested students are as follows: Xebat, Egîd, Huseyîn, Orhan and another student.
The hunger strikers are still at their place and determined to continue their action.