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James O'Brien Takes On Russian Caller Over Salisbury Poisoning
7 March 2018, 12:31 | Updated: 15 March 2018, 14:57
This Russian man called James O'Brien to ask what all the fuss was about over the poisoning of Sergei Skripal. James left him in no doubt why it's such a big deal.
Anton, from Russia but now living in Swindon, suggested that the incident in Salisbury was just an internal Russian issue - a Russian spy being killed by another Russian spy.
But James explained why he was so very, very wrong.
James O'Brien in the LBC studio. Picture: LBC
He said: "Very simply, when you're in Swindon, do you live by British laws or Russian laws. There's your answer why it matters.
"Sergei Skripal, a servant of this nation, lives under British laws in this nation with his daughter, in this nation and an attempt on their lives, whoever it was taken by is a matter of security and law for this nation.
"I'm struggling to see what's confusing about this Anton."
Anton insisted that there were lots of other crimes yesterday, so he fails to see why Skripal's case has been front page news.
But James had a final point to make: "All murders are illegal, Anton.
"Growing up in Russia, I can understand how you've arrived at the conclusion that some murders are legal and some murders aren't.
"They all are and they all get investigated equally, according to the crime, not according to the past of the victim.
"It's called equality before the law. And the sooner you get it in Russia, the safer the world will be."
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Facing Mortality: Live Life to the Fullest
Marcia Mangum Cronin
Feb 27, 2015 Menopause & Aging Well
We've all heard that we should live each day to the fullest, because there's no guarantee how many days we'll have. Coming face to face with mortality reinforces that lesson. My sister is facing that reality after her recent diagnosis with ovarian cancer. And those of us who love her are facing it along with her.
We all know life is random. Bad things happen, even to good people.
So, what do you do? Live life to the fullest! That, however, takes different forms for each of us. To some, it may mean traveling and having all the adventures you can have. For others, it may mean deeper connections with the people you hold close. For some, it's as simple as enjoying the beauty of nature or eating good food or caring for a beloved pet.
Writing Our Own Stories
Atul Gawande, author of Being Mortal, says it's about being "the authors of our lives," no matter what limits and travails we face. If we can retain some degree of autonomy by holding on to the responsibility for shaping our own lives, we can continue writing our own stories. The kind of autonomy we often think of—living completely independently, with no coercion or limitations—isn't realistic for most of us. Life has limitations.
But there is another kind of autonomy—the one that lets us retain our true selves. As philosopher Ronald Dworkin writes in his 1986 essay on the value of autonomy: "Autonomy makes each of us responsible for shaping his own life according to some coherent and distinctive sense of character, conviction, and interest."
In Gawande's research, this kind of autonomy is a huge factor in happiness as people grow old and face death—or, sadly, face death at a younger age, in some cases.
I observe that in my sister as she begins what we hope will be a long fight against cancer. She has railed against—and sometimes felt defeated by—situations and institutions that took away even her minor control over her life and health: meal trays that weren't what she requested, thermostat settings she couldn't control, nurses who didn't show up when buzzed, snow that forced rescheduling of appointments, and the many uncontrollable factors encountered in sharing a small rehab room with a stranger.
But she also cherishes those elements of life that are important to her and reflect her character and convictions. She relishes that, before she got cancer, she finished writing a book about her special 104-year-old friend. She completed the book in what seemed record time, worried that her friend might not live to see publication. There is irony in the fact that the book is published and her 104-year-old friend visited my sister in the hospital; still, it's part of Marie's character that she's proud of what she did for her friend.
Just days after Marie's emergency surgery, where the cancer was discovered, one of her best friends called her. This friend told Marie to think about her "bucket list" and choose what was at the top of her list. When she is well enough, the friend promised that she and her husband will make that "bucket list" wish come true. In my sister's case, that will likely be a trip with her friend to some new place she's never traveled.
Realistically, my sister knows that her health and the timing of her treatments may circumscribe what's possible. But, this promise lets her retain some of her true self—a woman who is adventurous and excited about new experiences. She's traveled Europe as a newlywed, taken a sunrise hot-air balloon ride over Turkey, trekked through the ruins of Rome, sunned on beaches in Greece and the Caribbean and experienced the rice fields and villages of Asia.
Connections to Others
But my sister is not self-centered or self-indulgent. She loves helping others. Many of her trips were school trips, which she organized to help expand the horizons of her students, some of whom had not previously traveled outside their state, much less to foreign countries. She also has organized trips closer to home, so her students could travel to regional and state competitions. Through these competitions, she helped bring Latin alive for her students, while emphasizing that it would help them score better on college entrance exams and expand their lives through further education.
Many of the visitors who crowded her hospital room every day were her current or former high school students. They repeatedly told tales of how she had influenced or changed their lives. Some of the students' parents said the same thing.
My hope is that my sister will continue to live each day to the fullest. Even before she has started cancer treatments, she's trying to figure out how she can get back in the classroom and finish teaching the semester.
Each year, the students at my sister's school, award superlatives to their teachers. Last spring, Marie was selected the teacher with the "Best Life Stories." My wish for her is that she accumulates many more exciting life stories. I wonder what's next on her "bucket list."
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Posted by Admin | January 2, 2019
A day at the races is often associated with the New Year – so get 2019 off to a galloping start with a visit to the Exeter races. As one of Britain's most historic racecourses, Exeter has been in existence since the 17th century and provides an exciting day out for people of all ages.
The racecourse was created during the reign of Charles II, who was the king of England from 1660 until his death in 1685. A keen horse racing fan, he commissioned the building of the highest racecourse in England, at a height of 850ft at the top of top of Haldon Hills.
There are no formal records of the horse races held there in the early years, but by 1750, when the Jockey Club was formed, it was known races were being held at Exeter under the new, standardised racing rules. The first official records of meetings at the course began in 1804.
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Racecourse duel!
In the 19th century, Exeter became the scene of a less pleasant event, when two men decided to settle their differences through a duel at the racecourse in 1833!
It was reported that doctor Peter Hennis, a revered local physician, was challenged to a duel with pistols by judge Sir John Jeffcott over allegations that Hennis had been spreading gossip.
The duel took place on 10th May 1833, when 31-year-old Hennis lined up opposite 37-year-old Jeffcott. As the two gentlemen fired at each other, Hennis was wounded. This was reportedly the last duel ever to take place in Devon. Sadly, Hennis died from his wounds a week later, on 18th May.
Jeffcott was said to have fled to Sierra Leone to escape criminal charges, while Hennis's funeral was a massive affair, as he was an eminent physician who had been the hero of the virulent cholera outbreak in 1832. Around 250 dignitaries attended the service at Exeter Cathedral and an estimated 20,000 local people lined the streets to pay tribute, as the funeral procession went by.
New grandstand
Aside from the rather dubious honour of having been the site of the last duel in Devon, Exeter racecourse has been the scene of many happier events, having launched the careers of several National Hunt champions, including Desert Orchid and Best Mate.
The racecourse has enjoyed many upgrades over the years, including the construction of a new grandstand in 1911, at a cost of £1,000 – almost £100,000 in today's money.
It was designed by the renowned architect, J Archibald Lucas, who was famous for designing a number of prominent buildings in Devon, including the country house, Rosamondford, in Aylesbeare, in 1906.
Turning his expertise to the racecourse, he designed a stand that was 75 feet long and 32 feet deep, with a capacity to hold more than 600 people. Manufactured from steel and with a sturdy iron roof, the majority of the spectators would be under cover. It also had the jockeys' weighing-in room, a bar and other facilities, such as storage space.
Further additions to Exeter racecourse occurred throughout the 20th century and by 2006, it boasted three stands: Brockman, Anstey and Haldon. Anne, Princess Royal, opened the newest of the three, the Haldon stand, in 2004. It houses premier ticket-holders.
Featuring an upstairs gallery with seating to watch the races, there's a bar named after the race horse Best Mate and there's also Desert Orchid Restaurant. Romany King bar is open to people who don't have premier tickets. Prior to this, Lord Woodrow Wyatt had opened the Anstey stand in 1886.
Nothing can compare with the atmosphere and excitement of race day! As the first major race meeting of the New Year at Exeter, the January Jumps will be held on Sunday 20th January. The new mid-winter Sunday fixture invites racing fans to wrap up warmly and enjoy the racing action on Haldon Hill.
Race-goers who buy a premier ticket can enjoy the locally-sourced cuisine in the Best Mate bar. A free bus service is operating to and from the races at Exeter St David's and Exeter Bus and Coach Station, so there's no need to worry about driving. Under-18s are admitted to the event free of charge when entering with a full-paying adult.
Devon's famous jockeys
Devon is home to a famous female jockey, Bryony Frost, who competed in her first Grand National in 2018 – almost 30 years after her father Jimmy won the National with Little Polveir in 1989. Bryony, 22, riding Milansbar, finished a respectable fifth in the race, which was won by Tiger Roll.
Back in 1989, Jimmy's horse won on his fourth attempt at the gruelling course. With odds of 28/1, they won by seven lengths, making it a profitable day for some of the punters too! Bryony has ridden 45 winners already and says she's happiest when she's in the saddle competing in races.
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Kieran Trippier's WhatsApp Messages Could Have Encouraged His Friends to Bet on His Atletico Madrid Move
Wed 6 Jan 2021 12.17 Daniel Williams
Newly-unveiled WhatsApp group messages have shown that the English football player Kieran John Trippier told some of his friends to "lump on" his negotiated move to Atletico Madrid a few days before he left Tottenham F.C.
Furthermore, it was revealed that the 30-year-old Trippier rejected the offer for a delay of his personal hearing over the betting charges he faced from the Football Association (FA). This decision was the reason why he missed England's match against Denmark in October 2020.
In December, Kieran Trippier faced a 10-week worldwide ban from playing football for violating the betting regulations of the Football Association at the time he moved to Atletico Madrid from Tottenham in July 2019.
The FA has published the written reasoning for the defender's charge and subsequent ban from participating in football matches that had been imposed by FIFA pending an appeal of the Atletico Madrid club. The move could cause the player to miss the European Championship in the summer.
Yesterday, it was revealed that the football player informed some of his friends on WhatsApp messages, prompting a string of bets from them.
Trippier Told a Friend He Could "Lump On" the Move to Atletico Madrid
As it was revealed, on July 14th, which is only three days before his move to Atletico Madrid was confirmed, a friend of Trippier asked him whether he should "lump on" him going to AM. The player's answer was "Can do mate."
The footballer's friend then asked him if the move was 100% sure, and Trippier confirmed that before adding another message saying "Lump on if you want mate."
The details about the conversation on WhatsApp were revealed as part of the 46-page document which the Football Association published yesterday. The regulatory commission of the FA also shared that the messages very strongly suggested that Trippier's friend would bet on the player's move to the Spanish football club. The commission further noted that it does not accept that these messages would be considered by Trippier as a simple exchange of remarks.
It is believed that the conversation resulted in further bets, including one worth £300, which was made on the day preceding the defender's exit from Tottenham F.C.
The manager of England's national team Gareth Southgate, the team's captain Harry Kane, as well as the boss of Burnley F.C. Sean Dyche, all took part in the hearing to provide character references for the 30-year-old footballer. As confirmed by the FA, Trippier would face a monetary fine of £70,000, as well as a 10-week ban for breaking the Association's betting rules that forbid football players to bet on sports events and to provide any internal information that could be used for making bets to third parties.
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IS WINTEL OUT OF GAS?
Screwups and pesky competitors are challenging computerdom's most potent alliance.
By Brent Schlender
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As IBM's jettisoning of its PC business in December reminds us, total dominance in IT can be ephemeral, even when you invent the most important commercial product in your industry. So the titans of Wintel are learning. While Microsoft and Intel are still growing and are both strikingly profitable, their hegemony has been fraying at the edges as the relentless march of technology has begun to outflank two near monopolies that once seemed impregnable--Microsoft's Windows operating system and Intel's Pentium microprocessor.
In part, that's because the full consequences of ubiquitous networking and the Internet are finally being felt. A profusion of devices and software services has sprouted from the web, vividly demonstrating to businesses and consumers that Wintel hardware and software are no longer the only way to go, or even necessarily the safest bets. Microsoft is locked in what has become a holy war with purveyors of open-source software that hope to make operating systems and standard applications like Office into low-cost commodities. Intel, meanwhile, finds itself playing catch-up with AMD, a scrappy rival one-tenth its size that seems to have a better sense of what PC and server buyers really want.
The dynamic duo's ebbing pre-eminence is partially their own fault. Though Microsoft dodged being broken up by the Department of Justice, it is still paying the price for that celebrated antitrust case. "Microsoft's reputation of being nasty and overly aggressive and not a good global citizen severely hurt the brand," says Mark Anderson, a longtime IT watcher and publisher of the Strategic News Service. "It could've been a cakewalk for them as the world moved to smart phones and interactive entertainment, but instead, repairing the damage will take years." Then there are Microsoft's problems in execution. Not only are its operating systems chronically prone to security problems, but it also can't seem to meet its own deadlines for developing products. And speaking of execution problems: Intel, which has always been an exemplar of tight management, stumbled repeatedly in 2004. It fell behind AMD in certain microprocessor markets and had to delay and even cancel high-profile chip projects it had touted as keys to future growth.
Neither company is in deep trouble per se. But both have steadily lost market share in recent years and have discovered that inventing sources of revenue and profit is no slam dunk. Microsoft spent billions trying to break into cellphones, make it big online, and work its way into the living room, but it hasn't a whole lot to show for those efforts. Intel has struggled to establish itself in communications and consumer electronics. Of course, the Windows and Pentium monopolies are tough acts to follow. Perhaps more important, however, the greater obstacle for Microsoft and Intel is the simple fact that as new digital platforms emerge, nobody else in IT or telecommunications or consumer electronics wants to see a rerun of what happened in PCs, a game in which two companies ended up hogging all the profits.
Even the Wintel alliance is showing signs of erosion. The partnership was always a marriage of convenience, and the companies often tangled behind closed doors. Now both are openly dallying with each other's chief rivals in ways no one could have imagined five years ago--Microsoft is working closely with AMD on both the high and low ends of the PC hardware market, and Intel is becoming a big proponent of the nemesis of Windows, the Linux operating system and other open-source software. Clearly, the best days of Wintel are behind us. -- Brent Schlender


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2 Hang on. (One second.) 잠시만요.
3 One moment, please. 잠시만요.
4 (Can you) Wait for a sec? 잠깐만 기다려 주시겠어요?
5 Just a sec, I'll put him on the phone. 잠시만요, 바꿔 드릴게요.
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Dr. Jed Meltzer is a cognitive neuroscientist specializing in language, with research interests both in the basic science of language processing from a neurobiological perspective, and in applications to the diagnosis and treatment of acquired neurological disorders such as stroke and dementia.
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Much of the lab's work has dealt with neural oscillations measured with electroencephalography (EEG) and magnetoencephalography (MEG). These tools offer the ability to track the engagement of various brain networks at high temporal resolution, allowing us to assess the contributions of multiple neural pathways to the processes of language comprehension and production. Furthermore, the electrophysiological signals measured by these technologies are rich in information to address advanced questions beyond "where and when" information is processed in the brain. Specific areas of research interest include:
1) Interhemispheric interactions for language and motor functions. The human brain is functionally asymmetrical, with the left hemisphere playing a dominant role in language and also hand movement, and the right hemisphere exhibiting specialization for spatial processing. However, interaction between the two hemispheres is an essential part of everday functioning, and seems to play an increasingly important role in compensating for functional declines occurring in neurological disease, and also in the normal process of aging. Interhemispheric interaction has been characterized as either cooperative or competitive, and understanding how both kinds of interactions can happen simultaneously is essential to harnessing the therapeutic potential of modulating them. Our laboratory conducts behavioural and neuroimaging (MEG, fMRI) studies of tasks involving interhemispheric transfer of information.
2) Quantifying and modulating dysfunctional neural activity. Although structural brain damage (i.e. death of neurons) is a key feature of both stroke and dementia, many of the behavioural deficits in these disorders may be attributable to subtler forms of damage and dysfunction that are potentially reversible. In recent work, our laboratory has pioneered analyses of resting-state MEG dynamics to localize and quantify dysfunctional activity in brain areas that are affected by disease but still structurally intact. Ongoing work tests whether such dysfunction may be reversible using approaches such as brain stimulation and drugs, resulting in therapeutic improvements. Current brain stimulation experiments involve transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and high-definition transcranial direct current stimulation (HD-TDCS) of areas implicated in language and motor deficits.
3) Harnessing technological advances in language assessment and rehabilitation. Advances in computational linguistics are proving invaluable in both basic and cognitive neuroscience. The use of software to select stimuli for language experiments on quantitative criteria is now commonplace, but many other transformations are underway. For the assessment and treatment of dementia and stroke, our studies used automated analysis of naturalistic language samples to identify patterns of language change associated with normal aging and neurological impariment. These measures, along with the brain imaging measures discussed above, offer the potential to evaluate novel interventions more sensitively, to test whether a given intervention is having a desirable effect in a given individual, early in the intervention process. Additional work concerns the use of advanced technological tools as therapeutic aids in neurorehabilitation, including adult-oriented computer training software incorporating spaced repetition, and speech therapy delivered remotely through telerehabilitation software.


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Tag Archives: Rep. Kevin McCarthy
The Logjam
By Jim Ellis — Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2023
Former Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-Shirley) — potential House Speaker option?
Speaker: Multiple Ballots — For the first time since 1923, the US House of Representatives conducted multiple ballots to elect a new Speaker and have yet to overcome the impasse; this, after three complete 434-member alphabetical roll call votes produced only one representative who changed his vote.
With 20 Republicans voting against the conference nominee, California Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-Bakersfield), and 19 of those over three separate votes, the logjam can only be broken in his favor if 15 of these members change their position and agree to support him later today.
Since McCarthy's ability to somehow finding a magic bullet to save his quest for the Speakership seems rather unlikely at this point, speculation is rampant about what may happen. Many believe that incoming Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-LA) may be able to construct a coalition large enough to reach the 218-majority figure. Others feel that he is viewed as too close to McCarthy – being, in effect, a "McCarthy Light" – which might be enough to disqualify him.
Rep. Don Bacon (R-NE) has floated the idea of attempting to build a coalition of moderate Republicans and Democrats to vote for a more centrist Republican. This strategy has worked in some state legislatures, Alaska and Texas being the most prominent, as well as in the New York state Senate for a time. Yesterday, the moderate Ohio House Republicans and Democrats forged a successful coalition to claim the Speakership in that body.
Because personal relationships are stronger in smaller state legislatures and generally more bipartisan, coalition strategies in these bodies have a much better chance of success than they do in Congress. In the current US House situation, with all 212 Democrats holding tight for conference nominee, Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY), peeling off even one such member to join a bipartisan coalition is likely out of reach.
Jeffries and the Democrats' best chance is that the McCarthy team attempts an end run around the rules by having some of their votes not be present or by voting "present" in an attempt to lower the number of votes McCarthy would need to secure majority support.
Posted in Election Analysis, House and tagged former president Donald Trump, Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Lee Zeldin, Majority Leader Steve Scalise, Rep. Andy Harris, Rep. Don Bacon, Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, Rep. Kevin McCarthy on January 4, 2023 by Jim Ellis. Leave a comment
Schiff Explores Senate Race; Valadao Re-Elected; House Candidate Filings
By Jim Ellis — Nov. 23, 2022
California Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Burbank)
California: Rep. Schiff Exploring Senate Race — With most people believing that Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D) will not seek re-election in 2024 when she will be 91 years of age, Southern California Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Burbank) said that he is considering launching a US Senate exploratory committee. Schiff is already in a battle to keep his seat on the Intelligence Committee after Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) — should he be elected Speaker — said that Schiff and Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) would be removed from the panel.
Should Sen. Feinstein retire, we will see a strong Democratic battle to replace her. In California's jungle primary system, it is likely that two Democrats would advance into the general election. One thing is certain: Rep. Schiff would be able to raise the money to compete. In his bid for re-election to the House in the current cycle, he raised more than $22 million.
CA-22: Rep. David Valadao Wins Re-election — The Associated Press, late Monday afternoon Pacific time, projected that Rep. David Valadao (R-Hanford) had defeated state Assemblyman Rudy Salas (D-Bakersfield) in their hard-fought congressional race. This, despite Rep. Valadao finishing a distant second on the jungle primary back in June when he received only 26 percent of the vote versus Salas' 45 percent in a field of four candidates in the most Democratic congressional district in the country that elects a Republican to the House.
According to the California Secretary of State's official count, Valadao held a 3,381 vote lead with just over 100,000 votes counted. Based upon the number of outstanding ballots and where they are from, the AP made the unofficial projection. The Valadao victory gives the Republicans 220 members in the new Congress as compared to 212 Democrats. Three races, two in California and one in Alaska, remain uncalled. Republicans lead in both Golden State races, Democrats in the Last Frontier.
NC-13: Hines Files 2024 Committee — The court-drawn North Carolina congressional map featured a new 13th District that contained the southern Raleigh suburbs, the city of Fayetteville, and Republican Johnston County, which made the CD a toss-up seat. Democratic state Sen. Wiley Nickel carried the district with a 52-48 percent margin, defeating Republican Bo Hines, who received the Trump endorsement in the GOP primary.
Hines, 27, was a former football player for North Carolina State University, but had no other particular ties to the region and actually planned to run in another district before this open seat was drawn. He filed a new 2024 committee on Monday, presumably sending signals that he intends to run again.
Hines did not receive particularly favorable marks as a candidate, and there is a good chance we will see a new North Carolina map drawn after the Supreme Court rules on the state's partisan gerrymandering case before them. Even if Hines decides to run, he can expect heavy competition in the Republican primary before getting another opportunity of opposing Rep-Elect Nickel.
WV-2: State Treasurer Announces for House — Rep. Alex Mooney (R-Charles Town) already announcing that he will challenge Sen. Joe Manchin (D) in the next election year has ignited the first of what promises to be political musical chairs for what will be an open 2nd Congressional District. State Treasurer Riley Moore (R) announced his congressional candidacy Monday and is the first major candidate to enter the 2024 race. Rep. Mooney's successor will likely be decided in the Republican primary in a seat that the FiveThirtyEight data organization rates as R+34.
Posted in 2022, Election Analysis, House, Senate and tagged Bo Hines, CA-22, California, FiveThirtyEight, Intelligence Committee, jungle primary system, NC-13, North Carolina, North Carolina State University, Rep. Adam Schiff, Rep. Alex Mooney, Rep. David Valadao, Rep. Eric Swalwell, Rep. Kevin McCarthy, Riley Moore, Rudy Salas, Sen. Dianne Feinstein, Sen. Joe Manchin, West Virginia, Wiley Nickel, WV-2 on November 23, 2022 by Jim Ellis. Leave a comment
House Money
April 22, 2021 — The first quarter Federal Election Commission financial disclosure reports were due from all incumbents and official candidates on April 15, and the statistical staff from the Daily Kos Elections website, as they typically do, tallied and organized all the monetary results.
For the quarter, 493 House incumbents and candidates filed reports. The incumbent category does not include those who have already announced they are not seeking re-election in 2022. As a group, the 493 House political organizations raised an aggregate $138,944,000 for a mean average of $281,915 per individual campaign. Conversely, the median average, defined as a number of which an equal share of entities are above and below, was only $143,000.
This particular median average result tells us that the 1st quarter House political dollar stats are very top heavy, with a total of 23 contenders, all incumbents, raising more than $1 million for the quarter.
The top fundraiser, not unexpectedly, obtaining just under $4 million was House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA). The second-place finisher, however, was a surprise. Controversial Republican freshman Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), who was stripped of her committee assignments because of her association with QAnon theory, amassed over $3.22 million, virtually all from small donors. House Minority Whip Steve Scalise (R-LA) recorded $3.16 million in receipts, just about $400,000 ahead of party leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA).
The cash-on-hand numbers were actually quite stunning. The aggregate total for the 493 reporting entities is $442,131,000 for a mean average per campaign unit of $856,259. Again, this is weighted heavily to the top quarter of campaigns, as the median average is only $458,000.
The House member with the most money in his account is California Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Burbank) with a whopping $14.4 million cash-on-hand. Raising almost $2 million in the first quarter, Schiff, as chairman of the House Intelligence Committee during the Trump impeachment hearings was able to rake in millions.
He may need to make heavy expenditures in the next election campaign, however. California is likely to lose a seat in reapportionment, and Schiff, whose district sits in the middle of the San Fernando Valley and has the lowest population level of all 53 current Golden State US House districts, is in danger of seeing his seat being the one eliminated.
Posted in Election Analysis, Financials, House and tagged House Minority Whip Steve Scalise, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Rep. Adam Schiff, Rep. Devin Nunes, Rep. Katie Porter, Rep. Kevin McCarthy, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene on April 22, 2021 by Jim Ellis. Leave a comment
Rep. Marcia Fudge Emerges
Rep. Marcia Fudge (D-OH)
Nov. 16, 2018 — While Republicans chose their leadership team yesterday with little in the way of surprise as California Rep. Kevin McCarthy was easily elected to lead the new GOP minority, the bigger news surrounds former Speaker Nancy Pelosi's (D-CA) internal campaign to return to the House's top post.
Also, yesterday the Huffington Post news website released the list of 17 Democrats, including five freshmen (one still in an uncalled race), who say they will not support Pelosi for Speaker.
The number is significant. If the House final party division margin breaks 233-202, the group, if they all follow through and don't vote for Pelosi on the first roll call, would be enough to keep her from gaining majority support. Pelosi is still favored to become Speaker, but her road to the office is appearing a bit rockier than perceived immediately after the Democrats officially clinched the new House majority.
Posted in Election Analysis, House and tagged California, Congressional Black Caucus, Connecticut Municipal Electric Energy Corporation, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Huffington Post, James Sullivan, Jim Ellis, misusing federal funds, Rep. Ben McAdams, Rep. Kevin McCarthy, Rep. Linda Sanchez, Rep. Marcia Fudge, Rep. Mia Love, Rep. Seth Moulton, Rep. Tim Ryan, Utah on November 16, 2018 by Jim Ellis. Leave a comment
Hillary's Rebounding Numbers
Oct. 14, 2015 — Several new polls were released at the beginning of this week displaying national and individual state Democratic primary results. All find former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton improving her position within the party nomination framework. Conversely, the cumulative data's biggest surprise is Vice President Joe Biden's relatively poor standing.
Biden's deficit may be large enough to possibly preclude his entrance into the race. With him trailing even Sen. Bernie Sanders (I/D-VT) in more places than not, according to this recent wave of publicly released polling, it seems the late-starting Biden would have a difficult time eclipsing Clinton if he were to officially launch his candidacy.
The new national CBS/New York Times poll (Oct. 4-8; 1,251 adults; 1,038 registered voters, 343 Democratic primary voters) finds Clinton leading Sen. Sanders and the vice president 46-27-16 percent, respectively. Clinton still falling below the 50 percent mark notwithstanding, Sanders dropping under 30 percent and Biden failing to even reach 20 percent is a clear indication of her relative strength.
Posted in Polling, Presidential campaign and tagged CBS/New York Times, CNN/ORC, Gravis Marketing, Hillary Clinton, House Benghazi Committee, Nevada, New Hampshire, Rep. Kevin McCarthy, Sen. Bernie Sanders, South Carolina, Vice President Joe Biden, Washington Post/University of Maryland on October 14, 2015 by Jim Ellis. Leave a comment
The Speaker Race and its Effect on Elections; Pennsylvania
and Ohio Senate Data
Oct. 12, 2015 — Rep. Kevin McCarthy's (R-CA-23) surprise announcement that he has dropped out of the Speaker's race was, of course, big news at the end of last week, but how will the change in House leadership affect the 2016 general election?
To a large extent, it's too early to tell, especially with the new Speaker election not yet being scheduled and without knowing the identities of all the eventual candidates. Will the McCarthy withdrawal have much of an effect concerning how Republicans fare at the polls at the end of next year? No. But certainly the eventual John Boehner replacement will have a great deal of influence over how the House Republican campaigns unfold.
At this writing, there does seem to be a push, led by outgoing Speaker Boehner, to convince Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI-1), chairman of the House Ways & Means Committee and the 2012 Republican Vice Presidential nominee, to enter the internal Speaker's campaign. At this point, Ryan continues to reject all such suggestions, but he does appear to be one of the few members who has a chance of uniting the Republicans in order to capture the 218 votes needed for victory.
With Ryan's drive to enact economic policy, a much better chance would exist for him to develop an agenda for Republican candidates nationally to promote and rally around. Having such a platform would help crystallize the campaign and ensure the maximum number of House GOP electoral victories. No agenda has been present in the past two campaigns, which precludes more positive, issue-oriented campaigning.
Posted in House, Polling, Senate and tagged Florida, Harstad Strategic Group, House Speaker John Boehner, House Ways & Means Committee, Joe Sestak, Katie McGinty, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Quinnipiac University Swing State Polls, Rep. Kevin McCarthy, Rep. Paul Ryan, Sen. Pat Toomey, Sen. Rob Portman, Speaker of the House, Ted Strickland on October 12, 2015 by Jim Ellis. Leave a comment
Succeeding Boehner: What We Know
Sept. 29, 2015 — Much speculation is surrounding Speaker John Boehner's impending resignation, but what facts are confirmed? Several House members are already testing their viability in potential races for Majority Leader or Whip because, at this time, it appears Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA-23) will run for, and be elected, Speaker.
Boehner will resign the speakership and his OH-8 House seat on Oct. 30. His decision to leave the leadership and congressional position he has held since first winning in 1990, after serving three terms in the Ohio state legislature, is obviously motivated by many factors.
The resignation announcement, however, comes just days after reports surfaced that Democrats were prepared to "save" Boehner in a vote whether to continue his speakership. Since Rep. Mark Meadows (R-NC-11) had filed a motion to vacate the chair, a vote would be taken. The Democrats, either delivering the required number of votes to ensure a Boehner win or, more likely, abstaining so that the Speaker's plurality would become a majority. Such an outcome would have realistically doomed him, leaving him virtually powerless.
Posted in House and tagged Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones, Gov. John Kasich, J.D. Winteregg, Keith Faber, Matthew Ashworth, Ohio, Rep. Kevin McCarthy, Rep. Mark Meadows, Rep. Mike Turner, Speaker John Boehner, Steve Austria, Tea Party on September 29, 2015 by Jim Ellis. Leave a comment


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Irite é a inflamação da íris, a parte colorida do olho. A íris é uma membrana delicada, que determina, por sua capacidade de dilatar-se ou contrair-se, a quantidade de luz que passa através da pupila. Caracterizado por perda de coloração, contração da pupila, dor e fotofobia. A irite pode resultar de várias causas, como uma pancada no olho. Pode também associar-se a doenças como varicela, caxumba, artrite reumatóide, tuberculose, hanseníase e diabetes . A irite também pode acompanhar uma inflamação de outras partes do olho.

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Oussoy-en-Gâtinais  es una población y comuna francesa, situada en la región de Centro, departamento de Loiret, en el distrito de Montargis y cantón de Lorris.

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Op-Ed: Trump's advantage in 2020 is that he has a story to tell
President Trump speaks during a rally to officially launch his 2020 campaign in Orlando, Fla., on June 18, 2019.
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By Daniel Akst
Veteran courtroom lawyers know that to win over a jury, you need to tell a simple, vivid story shorn of troublesome details. The same approach may be necessary to win over the electorate that serves as judge, jury and executioner in the realm of politics.
If that's the case, then Donald Trump will be a happy man this week. A vulgar, ignorant scoundrel he may be, yet he got himself elected and, judging from the noisy army of Democrats who "debated" last week on TV, he's got a good chance of doing so again. A big reason — one that his detractors, in their blinding fury, tend to miss — is that he has a clear, simple story to tell about some of the issues most important to voters.
First, there's the booming economy, goosed by cheap money and tax cuts. The stock market is forging record highs while unemployment is shockingly low, given the near absence of inflation, and practically anyone who can fog a mirror can get a job. Ever since Herbert Hoover, of course, presidents have accrued blame for a bad economy and credit for a good one, whether or not their policies were responsible. Why should Trump be any different?
The Democrats will not have an easy time against Trump, who will be a formidable opponent absent some catastrophe that reveals his unfitness in starker terms.
Second, there's China. Ever since the gradual normalization of trade relations, the consensus across the political establishment has been that trade with China was a constructive way to constrain and influence a rising power, and good for Americans too. Then Donald Trump came along and said, in effect, fuhgeddaboutit. His approach is ham-handed and probably ineffective, but he tapped into the feelings of many ordinary Americans, who for years took a much dimmer view of the trade relationship than had their elites. Almost single-handedly, Trump has changed the narrative, leaving Democrats with the unhappy choice of calling for a return to the status quo ante, or agreeing with him.
Third, and perhaps most important, is immigration. A significant proportion of voters, for a long time now, has been unhappy about one aspect or another of the American immigration picture. Whatever those voters' objections, they remind us that, in a democracy, leaders ignore important segments of the electorate at their peril. Democrats, meanwhile, have pivoted toward ever more welcoming policies, including healthcare for immigrants in the U.S. illegally. Trump's simple-minded emphasis on a wall and even his callous indifference to immigrant children have said loudly to the swing voters who will decide the election that, on this issue too, he has gotten the message.
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Let's be clear. Trump has focused on three areas of importance to voters, and mismanaged all three. On the economic front, soaring deficits in good times will make remediation much harder when things go bad, as they inevitably will. His record on trade is even worse: Despite the president's sound and fury, which he manifested without bothering to recruit our economic and military allies, the United States' trade gap with China reached a record $419.2 billion last year. As to immigrants, a tight job market and low birthrates will only increase our country's allure — and its need for new workers from abroad.
But in all three cases, what many voters will notice is a president trying to tackle the issues that matter to them.
And what of the character issue? The Mueller investigation, however disturbing its revelations, didn't amount to much if you are a voter who hasn't made a career of parsing its details. Nor is the issue of Trump's treatment of women likely to get much traction. Bill Clinton, once much beloved, has lost considerable luster in light of #MeToo, as have other prominent male Democrats, some of whom were well known for their pious public support of women's causes. Perhaps many voters have concluded that all rich and powerful men act more or less like Donald Trump. Are there any Democrats prepared to say they are wrong?
The Democrats, in short, will not have an easy time against Trump, who will be a formidable opponent absent some catastrophe that reveals his unfitness in starker terms. He's signaled clearly to the electorate that he's on the case in the three main realms in which the political class has most egregiously failed them. His antagonists, meanwhile, whose great hope may be an emphasis on healthcare, are trapped in a tragic game of woke one-upmanship that will make it all the more difficult to oust him when the whole country wakes up to vote on Election Day 2020.
Daniel Akst, a former columnist and editor at The Times, is a writer in New York's Hudson Valley.


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Entertainment Books Bestseller: the bookstore's not dead yet
7:30pm, Mar 4, 2015 Updated: 3:28pm, Mar 5
Bestseller: the bookstore's not dead yet
Ebony Bowden Journalist @ebonybowden
They said the bookstore and the physical books inside it were dead.
In 2011, retail giants Borders and Angus & Robertson were placed into administration, and it seemed as though everyone had abandoned their hardcover novels for Kindles.
Fast forward to 2015, and book sales in Australia, the UK and the United States are growing year-on-year.
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UK bookstore chain Foyles told the Financial Times in January their sales over Christmas were up 11 per cent from the year before, while fellow UK chain Waterstones said they were planning to open a dozen more stores.
Book sales in Australia are on the way up as well after several years of fairly significant drops following the 2008 global financial crisis (GFC).
National book sales increased by 2.2 per cent in 2014, while some areas of the market, like children's books, grew by a whopping 30 per cent.
Dymocks achieved a growth of eight per cent in 2014, which managing director Steve Cox said was thanks to Australians' "continued love of reading".
Bookstore sales have been on the way up for several years after a decade of heavy loses and store closures.
Readings book stores' head of communication and marketing Emily Harms also said they had "definitely" seen an upturn in sales in the last few years.
"Our best gains were when Borders closed a couple of years ago, and we're climbing back up to that year again," Ms Harms said.
So why have Australians and the rest of the world begun embracing the humble paperback again?
Australian Booksellers Association CEO Joel Becker said it was a combination of the e-book market maturing, as well as book stores working hard to reclaim their space in the community.
"The novelty of the e-book has worn off. I liken it to how many bread makers are sitting in people's cupboards right now," Mr Becker said.
"People get excited about new technology. There are early adaptors, then it finds its place."
Books+Publishing magazine news editor Brad Jefferies said the book industry was steady, with print sales up in 2014.
"It follows repeated years of fairly significant drops in sales in the years after the GFC," Mr Jefferies said.
"Those years coincided with the uptake of the Kindle and ebooks, and now that the dust has settled, it looks like ebook sales have stabilised … "
Online sales have also seen massive growth, with book selling giant Booktopia's chief executive Tony Nash telling The New Daily the company had seen a 40 per cent growth in sales each year for the past eight years.
Kindle and e-book sales have dropped-off overseas, something that will be seen in Australia.
"So online stores also fill a need that suits the Australian book buying community, quite often when there is no local store any more Booktopia fills the void," Mr Nash said.
Despite Booktopia's success online, Mr Nash said there would always be a place for a traditional book store.
"Booktopia is on track to be a $100 million online store out of a $1.8 billion Australian book market so there is plenty pieces of the pie to share around," he said.
"The idea of having a knowledge expert that you can rely on to go to and ask about what to read and save you time and money is extremely valuable."
Mr Becker said bookstores had worked hard in recent times to market themselves differently after taking their customers for granted.
"Bookshops, whether on a high street, in the CBD, or in a shopping centre, are often focal points for the community, and maybe that was taken a bit too much for granted," he said.
"Bookshops are now emphasising the place they have in the community as social centres and cultural centres, as well as businesses."
Ms Harms said Readings also continued to have a base of "loyal customers and buyers", and said sales were "strong and good".
Australians have a continued love of reading, Dymocks chief Steve Cox said. Photo: Shutterstock
According to Roy Morgan, e-book sales in Australia have continued to grow over the past two years across every age group, but in places like the UK and the US, they are down significantly.
Mr Becker said this was a trend that would flow through to the Australian market.
"E-book sales were approximately 30 per cent of the US market at the end of 2013, but that's closer to 20 per cent now, so that's a significant drop," he said.
Ms Harms said Readings no longer sold e-books after trialling them, adding: "they never really did anything for us".
Mr Jefferies said bookstores now seemed "less concerned" with e-books as threat.
"Overall the industry seems healthy and the mood is good," he said.
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