Tinker
For the good of the children ladies and gentlemen - vote these guys in Washington DC out of office, please!Every time I see grown ups using the poor children behind the veil of teaching them lessons, taking that opportunity just for the grown ups pent up ambitions, using the poor children as a convenient experiment. I get very mad at them and simply want to punch their light out.
I was looking at a TV morning show about Rep. Jack Kingston (R-Ga.) who wants to make the poor children who are going to school, to pay a nickel, or dime, for the free lunch that they are getting at the school that the poor children are attending. Teaching the poor children to better appreciate the free food that the school was providing the poor children.
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Posted: 12/18/2013 3:20 pm EST
WASHINGTON -- Rep. Jack Kingston (R-Ga.) wants kids to learn early in life that there's no such thing as a free lunch. To make sure they absorb that lesson, he's proposing that low-income children do some manual labor in exchange for their subsidized meals.
On Saturday, Kingston, who is vying to be his party's nominee in Georgia's Senate race next year, spoke at a meeting of the Jackson County Republican Party about the federal school lunch program.
Under that program, children from families with incomes at or below 130 percent of the poverty line are eligible for free meals. Students from families with incomes between 130 percent and 185 percent of the poverty level can receive lunches at reduced prices.
But on Saturday, Kingston came out against free lunches, saying that children should have to pay at least a nominal amount or do some work like sweeping cafeteria floors.
"But one of the things I’ve talked to the secretary of agriculture about: Why don’t you have the kids pay a dime, pay a nickel to instill in them that there is, in fact, no such thing as a free lunch? Or maybe sweep the floor of the cafeteria -- and yes, I understand that that would be an administrative problem, and I understand that it would probably lose you money. But think what we would gain as a society in getting people -- getting the myth out of their head that there is such a thing as a free lunch," he said.
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http://www.salon.com/2013/12/
Thursday, Dec 19, 2013.
Alex Pareene
MSNBC, Media News, Politics News
(Credit: CNN/Salon)
PAYOLA-BOOK: No professional blowback for sponsor-fluffing Mike Allen — LEIBO on ALLEN: ‘enabler’ — Business lobby agenda pushed daily — “Beyond parody” — Something about JOE SCARBOROUGH for some reason
EXCLUSIVE — “Mike Allen is the biggest hack in the country, by Alex Pareene: “Mike Allen, Politico’s superstar email newsletter author, has never been anyone’s idea of a hard-charging, truth-to-power journalist, but as he’s built PLAYBOOK into an elite Washington institution, he’s become effectively indistinguishable from a paid advocate for business interests. … He promotes causes favored by wealthy corporate executives, promotes the nonprofits and PACs and interest groups those executives fund, and promotes the politicians who agree with the corporate agenda. And he does all of this each day in the guise of a simple emailed tipsheet of links to major political news stories.
… “For Allen, a source is indistinguishable from a friend and both are indistinguishable from sponsors. The result is a daily exercise in favor-trading carried out by people using him as a conduit and people using him as an unpaid spokesman.”
TOP TALKER: “Politico’s Mike Allen, Native Advertising Pioneer,” by Erik Wemple: “Politico’s archives yield plenty of examples of Allen going to bat for the site’s advertisers. Turning up examples of hard-nosed pieces on these companies and special interests is a more complicated undertaking….As for outright negative stuff on these organizations, that tends to be harder to dig up. We spent hours searching for such examples and even deployed an outside researcher for further bandwidth; we also asked Politico to send examples wherein Allen takes a harsh view of their agenda. They declined.”
“…So enticing is the prospect of dumping an announcement in the loving hands of Mike Allen that many PR types around town have gone around beat reporters at Politico in search of a little plug in ‘Playbook’ … Notes one former staffer via e-mail: ‘Reporters are sometimes annoyed to find scooplets from their beats at the top of Playbook. Sources give stuff to Mike Allen because they know he’ll reach a huge audience, usually more people than the beat reporters would reach with their own stories. And they know he’ll play it totally straight, not letting any dissenting voices muddy up whatever PR the source is trying to get out.’” http://goo.gl/V1f5nN
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(Reuters)
- Payment card data was stolen from an unknown number of Target Corp
customers starting on the busy Black Friday weekend in a major breach at
the U.S. retailer, according to a person familiar with the matter.
The Secret Service is investigating, according to a spokesman for the agency, which safeguards the nation's payment systems. Target officials did not respond to requests for comment.
Investigators believe the data was obtained via software installed on machines that customers use to swipe magnetic strips on their cards when paying for merchandise at Target stores, according to the person who was not authorized to discuss the matter and declined to provide further details.
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The U.S. Senate voted 64-36 Wednesday to pass the two-year Ryan-Murray budget agreement.
Congressman Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and Senator Patty Murray (D-Wash.) explain their budget agreement (Getty Images).
Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), chairman of
the House Budget Committee, and Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.), chairwoman
of the Senate Budget Committee, say their plan will reduce the nation’s
deficit by $23 billion and scale back the March 1 automatic spending
cuts known as sequester.
“This vote shows both parties — in both chambers — can find common ground. We can work together,” Ryan said shortly after the vote.
The deal, titled “The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2013,” will replace sequester cuts with savings from future-year cuts, according to the deal’s authors. It also sets the budget cap for fiscal years 2014 and 2015 at $1.012 trillion and $1.014 trillion, respectively. Prior to the bill’s passage, the budget cap for fiscal years 2014 and 2015 was $967 billion and $995 billion, respectively.
Read more...http://www.theblaze.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/
Rep. Jack Kingston Proposes That Poor Students Sweep Floors In Exchange For Lunch
Posted: 12/18/2013 3:20 pm EST
WASHINGTON -- Rep. Jack Kingston (R-Ga.) wants kids to learn early in life that there's no such thing as a free lunch. To make sure they absorb that lesson, he's proposing that low-income children do some manual labor in exchange for their subsidized meals.
On Saturday, Kingston, who is vying to be his party's nominee in Georgia's Senate race next year, spoke at a meeting of the Jackson County Republican Party about the federal school lunch program.
Under that program, children from families with incomes at or below 130 percent of the poverty line are eligible for free meals. Students from families with incomes between 130 percent and 185 percent of the poverty level can receive lunches at reduced prices.
But on Saturday, Kingston came out against free lunches, saying that children should have to pay at least a nominal amount or do some work like sweeping cafeteria floors.
"But one of the things I’ve talked to the secretary of agriculture about: Why don’t you have the kids pay a dime, pay a nickel to instill in them that there is, in fact, no such thing as a free lunch? Or maybe sweep the floor of the cafeteria -- and yes, I understand that that would be an administrative problem, and I understand that it would probably lose you money. But think what we would gain as a society in getting people -- getting the myth out of their head that there is such a thing as a free lunch," he said.
Read more...http://www.
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http://www.salon.com/2013/12/
Thursday, Dec 19, 2013.
Hack list No. 1: Mike Allen
Our annual list is here! This time, we channeled each hack's unique voice -- and let them "write" their own entries
Alex Pareene
MSNBC, Media News, Politics News
(Credit: CNN/Salon)
Salon has been running its annual Hack List this week. Also check out "winners" 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4
PAYOLA-BOOK: No professional blowback for sponsor-fluffing Mike Allen — LEIBO on ALLEN: ‘enabler’ — Business lobby agenda pushed daily — “Beyond parody” — Something about JOE SCARBOROUGH for some reason
EXCLUSIVE — “Mike Allen is the biggest hack in the country, by Alex Pareene: “Mike Allen, Politico’s superstar email newsletter author, has never been anyone’s idea of a hard-charging, truth-to-power journalist, but as he’s built PLAYBOOK into an elite Washington institution, he’s become effectively indistinguishable from a paid advocate for business interests. … He promotes causes favored by wealthy corporate executives, promotes the nonprofits and PACs and interest groups those executives fund, and promotes the politicians who agree with the corporate agenda. And he does all of this each day in the guise of a simple emailed tipsheet of links to major political news stories.
… “For Allen, a source is indistinguishable from a friend and both are indistinguishable from sponsors. The result is a daily exercise in favor-trading carried out by people using him as a conduit and people using him as an unpaid spokesman.”
TOP TALKER: “Politico’s Mike Allen, Native Advertising Pioneer,” by Erik Wemple: “Politico’s archives yield plenty of examples of Allen going to bat for the site’s advertisers. Turning up examples of hard-nosed pieces on these companies and special interests is a more complicated undertaking….As for outright negative stuff on these organizations, that tends to be harder to dig up. We spent hours searching for such examples and even deployed an outside researcher for further bandwidth; we also asked Politico to send examples wherein Allen takes a harsh view of their agenda. They declined.”
“…So enticing is the prospect of dumping an announcement in the loving hands of Mike Allen that many PR types around town have gone around beat reporters at Politico in search of a little plug in ‘Playbook’ … Notes one former staffer via e-mail: ‘Reporters are sometimes annoyed to find scooplets from their beats at the top of Playbook. Sources give stuff to Mike Allen because they know he’ll reach a huge audience, usually more people than the beat reporters would reach with their own stories. And they know he’ll play it totally straight, not letting any dissenting voices muddy up whatever PR the source is trying to get out.’” http://goo.gl/V1f5nN
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Target stores' customers hit by major credit card attack
Wed Dec 18, 2013
Shoppers are seen at a Target store during Black Friday sales in the Brooklyn borough of New York, November 29, 2013.
Credit: Reuters/Eric Thayer
Credit: Reuters/Eric Thayer
The Secret Service is investigating, according to a spokesman for the agency, which safeguards the nation's payment systems. Target officials did not respond to requests for comment.
Investigators believe the data was obtained via software installed on machines that customers use to swipe magnetic strips on their cards when paying for merchandise at Target stores, according to the person who was not authorized to discuss the matter and declined to provide further details.
Read more...http://www.reuters.com/
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http://www.theblaze.com/
The U.S. Senate voted 64-36 Wednesday to pass the two-year Ryan-Murray budget agreement.
Congressman Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) and Senator Patty Murray (D-Wash.) explain their budget agreement (Getty Images).“This vote shows both parties — in both chambers — can find common ground. We can work together,” Ryan said shortly after the vote.
The deal, titled “The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2013,” will replace sequester cuts with savings from future-year cuts, according to the deal’s authors. It also sets the budget cap for fiscal years 2014 and 2015 at $1.012 trillion and $1.014 trillion, respectively. Prior to the bill’s passage, the budget cap for fiscal years 2014 and 2015 was $967 billion and $995 billion, respectively.
Read more...http://www.theblaze.
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Barbara Walters to Piers Morgan: ‘We Thought That [Obama] Was Going to Be…the Next Messiah’
“I shouldn’t say this at Christmastime…”
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World
Indian Diplomat’s Arrest in New York Sparks Row With U.S.
Indian officials call the arrest and treatment of their deputy consul in New York City "barbaric" and have meted out retaliatory measures on U.S. diplomats based in India-----------------
WorldViews
A surprising map of the countries that are most and least welcoming to foreigners
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By Max Fisher
Buried several hundred pages into a new World Economic Forum report on global tourism,
past the sections on air travel infrastructure and physician density
(by which they mean the number of physicians per capita, not the
mass-per-cubic-meter of individual doctors), are some very interesting
numbers. The WEF has compiled survey data from 140 countries estimating
the attitude of each countries' population toward foreign visitors.
The results, mapped out above, seem significant beyond just tourism. Red countries are less welcoming to foreign visitors, according to the data; blue countries are more welcoming. Click the map (or here) to enlarge the image.
The WEF gathered the data from late 2011 through late 2012 by asking respondents, "How welcome are foreign visitors in your country?" The WEF explains that the survey results are meant to help "measure the extent to which a country and society are open to tourism and foreign visitors."
Read more...http://www.
The results, mapped out above, seem significant beyond just tourism. Red countries are less welcoming to foreign visitors, according to the data; blue countries are more welcoming. Click the map (or here) to enlarge the image.
The WEF gathered the data from late 2011 through late 2012 by asking respondents, "How welcome are foreign visitors in your country?" The WEF explains that the survey results are meant to help "measure the extent to which a country and society are open to tourism and foreign visitors."
Read more...http://www.
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LSU Bull Talk:
So this is the reason that the LSU college football program is raising the LSU football tickets prices again and again, each and every year. The LSU football program is sweating out their next dollar, right.
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Team value: $105 million
Revenue: $74 million
Profit: $48 million
Conference: SEC
Head coach: Les Miles
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Man!
Did you every hear more bull talk in your life, LSU Athletic Director
Joe Alleva must think that the LSU college football fans are as dumb as a
rock?
http://lsufootball.net/
Tinker:
LSU Bull Talk:
So this is the reason that the LSU college football program is raising the LSU football tickets prices again and again, each and every year. The LSU football program is sweating out their next dollar, right.
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Team value: $105 million
Revenue: $74 million
Profit: $48 million
Conference: SEC
Head coach: Les Miles
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http://www.forbes.com/
http://theadvocate.com/home/
Only two board members voted against adjusting the rates.
The new policy means that tickets for 63,000 seats inside Tiger Stadium and 2,400 parking spaces outside the venue will be more expensive when LSU’s football team takes the field next fall.
It also means baseball fans will see the cost of prime bleacher seats go up by $25 while green and gold grandstand seating will increase by $100 starting during the 2015 baseball season.
LSU, meanwhile, will keep pricing the same on 8,000 seats inside the football stadium and reduce the price of 5,000 seats for season-ticket holders, from $400 to $360.
LSU Athletic Director Joe Alleva has argued price adjustments need to be made if LSU is to keep up in the athletic “arms race” with other Southeastern Conference schools.
Without the adjustments, the Athletic Department could wind up with a $2 million deficit next year as scholarship and “fringe benefit” costs go up, Alleva said.
Read more...http://theadvocate.com/
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Forbs
Team value: $105 million
Revenue: $74 million
Profit: $48 million
Conference: SEC
Head coach: Les Miles
The Tigers are no longer the SEC's most valuable program, thanks in part to the team failing to make a BCS bowl since the 2011 title game, but LSU's value is still strong thanks to a massive fan base.
Almost half of the fans at every home game travel to Tiger Stadium from outside Baton Rouge, and those visitors inject nearly $10 million into the local economy each home weekend.
---------------Revenue: $74 million
Profit: $48 million
Conference: SEC
Head coach: Les Miles
The Tigers are no longer the SEC's most valuable program, thanks in part to the team failing to make a BCS bowl since the 2011 title game, but LSU's value is still strong thanks to a massive fan base.
Almost half of the fans at every home game travel to Tiger Stadium from outside Baton Rouge, and those visitors inject nearly $10 million into the local economy each home weekend.
http://theadvocate.com/home/
LSU OKs ticket price hike
“There is substantial potential revenue coming from the SEC Network ... The reality is that if we go up on prices today, we’re not likely to go down tomorrow. We need to think about the loyal and working fans that have been with us through the good and the bad.” Scott Angelle, board memberThousands of LSU football and baseball fans will have to dig deeper into their pockets to attend games next year and beyond. The LSU Board of Supervisors approved a policy Friday that will raise both parking and ticket prices for sports fans.
Only two board members voted against adjusting the rates.
The new policy means that tickets for 63,000 seats inside Tiger Stadium and 2,400 parking spaces outside the venue will be more expensive when LSU’s football team takes the field next fall.
It also means baseball fans will see the cost of prime bleacher seats go up by $25 while green and gold grandstand seating will increase by $100 starting during the 2015 baseball season.
LSU, meanwhile, will keep pricing the same on 8,000 seats inside the football stadium and reduce the price of 5,000 seats for season-ticket holders, from $400 to $360.
LSU Athletic Director Joe Alleva has argued price adjustments need to be made if LSU is to keep up in the athletic “arms race” with other Southeastern Conference schools.
Without the adjustments, the Athletic Department could wind up with a $2 million deficit next year as scholarship and “fringe benefit” costs go up, Alleva said.
Read more...http://theadvocate.com/
http://lsufootball.net/
LSU Football - Geaux Tigers!!!
| Thursday, December 19, 2013 | |
|---|---|
| LSU Sports | Jamie Keehn participates in OLOL's "Pay It Forward" | Photos |
| Tiger Sports Digest | LSU player interview notebook |
| Bayou Bengals Insider | Older Tigers ready to assist Jennings |
| Times Picayune | Analysis: Clifton Garrett was a huge pull for LSU |
| Times Picayune | LSU confirms DB Micah Eugene no longer with team, two others out for bowl game |
| The Advocate | Jennings' mobility gives Tigers another tool |
| Times Picayune | Notes: Travin Dural hoping to make more big plays | Video: Travin Dural (2 min, 30 sec) |
| Quad-City Times, IA | Jeremy Hill has a familiar look to Hawkeye linebackers |
| Tiger Rag | LSU defense hopes to end a roller-coaster season on a high note against Iowa |
| The Advocate | Notes: Micah Eugene leaves LSU, Hill, others want NFL, ... |
| LSU Sports | Beckham named a FWAA first-team All-American |
| Louisiana Gannett News | Guilbeau: LSU tailback’s curfew relaxed as Outback Bowl looms |
| Bayou Bengals Insider | Video (2 min, 27 sec): Interview with Jarvis Landry |
| The Advocate | Video (2 min, 15 sec): Interview with Jermauria Rasco |
| ESPN 104.5 | .mp3 Audio (15 min, 25 sec): Kevin Mawae talks about his time at LSU |
| LSU Sports | Basball: Aaron Nola and Alex Bregman are named preseason NCBWA All-Americans |
| Gator Zone | Florida to face Michigan in 2017 Cowboys Classic |
| National Champs | 2014 Top 25: 2) Bama, 3) Auburn, 7) LSU, 12) A&M, 13) USC, 18) UGA, 19) Mizzou, ... |
| Times Picayune | Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame named top architecture project of the year |
| Washington Times | In court filing, NCAA denies legal duty to protect athletes |
| ESPN Media Zone | "BCS Megacast" coverage of BCSCG takes over ESPN platforms |
| USA Today | 6 ways to watch the BCS Championship from ESPN's 'megacast' |
| Quad-City Times, IA | Reversal of fortune for Iowa's senior class |
| Hawk Central | The 5 unsung faces behind the Iowa football team |
| Notes: Alabama | Arkansas | Auburn | Georgia | Kentucky | MSU | Ole Miss | South Carolina | Texas A&M | |
| New York Times | FCC seeks to do away with sports blackout rule |
| Friday, December 20, 2013 | |
|---|---|
| The Advocate | Notes: LSU’s staying flexible in the secondary |
| Louisiana Gannett News | Guilbeau: LSU preparing without trio of defensive underclassmen |
| The Advocate | Video (1 min, 40 sec): Beckham says receivers still adjusting to Jennings |
| Louisiana Daily | Audio (6 min, 37 sec): Gerald Willis - Top two schools are LSU and Florida | .mp3 |
| ESPN 104.5 | .mp3 Audio (16 min, 48 sec): ESPN recruiting analyst Gerry Hamilton |
| Daily Tribune, GA | Baseball: Signee Dylan Cade Williams charged with statutory rape |
| Notes: Alabama | Auburn | Florida | Georgia | South Carolina | Tennessee | |
| Sports Illustrated Blog | A wild, weird and wonderful college football season in review |
http://www.dandydon.com/
Dandy Don's LSU Sports Report
In football recruiting news, just a little over two weeks after formally committing to Alabama, Laruence “Hootie” Jones of Neville announced on Twitter that he has decommitted from Nick Saban and the Crimson Tide. His exact tweet was, “I just decommit from Alabama, i need more time.!” Obviously, this is great news for LSU, and what from I hear the staff feels likes the tide has turned in LSU’s favor.
As of now I don’t know what to make of the timing of Jones’ decommitment, but there are a couple of interesting coincidences worth noting. First, fellow four-star safety CJ Hampton (6'1", 195, Meridian, MS) is expected to choose Alabama over Arkansas today. Also, according to reports like this one that surfaced yesterday, LSU safety Micah Eugene has left the football team, making safety an even greater position of need for the Tigers.
I've heard from a few folks who’ve asked whether Jones’ decommittment would affect LSU’s recruitment of Jamal Adams, and my answer is no. If given the opportunity, I don’t think LSU would hesitate in taking both safeties, even though they already have a commitment from one outstanding safety in Ed Paris.
In other recruiting news, wide receiver D’haquille Williams signed with Auburn yesterday during the first day of the JUCO signing period. The news came as no surprise and Tiger Fans shouldn’t loose any sleep over it. From what I hear, LSU backed off on Williams’ recruitment because of his past discipline/character issues and the chance of upsetting chemistry with current wide receiver commits and/or targets. There's no doubt that Williams is a very talented back, but I think LSU made the right decision in backing away.
Read more...http://www.dandydon.
Tiger Rag
Hootie Jones rescinds Alabama commitment
12/18/2013 2:59:20 PM
By LUKE JOHNSON
Tiger Rag Associate Editor
Tiger Rag Associate Editor
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little more than two weeks after verbally pledging to attend Alabama,
four-star safety Hootie Jones has apparently re-opened his recruitment.
The Neville High School product announced the news on Twitter.
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Jones
committed to Alabama at a Dec. 2 news conference at Neville High
School, joining fellow Monroe-area high school stars Cameron Robinson
and Cameron Sims in Tuscaloosa rather than playing in his home state at
LSU.
After committing, Jones said he didn't
officially make up his mind until about 20 minutes before he officially
pledged to Alabama. Now, it appears LSU has a window to make another
charge for his services.
Jones is the ranked No. 33 overall in the 2014 class and the No. 3 safety in the country according to 247Sports.
Including LSU and Alabama, Jones also holds offers from Arkansas, Ohio State and Oklahoma.
Comments
Chief Peace Pipe Picklehead
12/19/2013 9:18:56 AM
Woohoo!!!
Come on tigers push, push, push. Gee! If only Les Miles would advance
our LSU football programs recruiting as well as the top recruiters in
the NCAA. I would really get excited again.--------------------------
http://bleacherreport.com/
Power Ranking Hottest Recruiting Schools of the 2013 College Football Season
By (Featured Columnist) on December 8, 2013
If a program has played its cards right, it is not scrambling to
assemble a recruiting class, but rather putting the finishing touches
on. Some schools appear to have used the 2013 college football season
not only to win games, but to allow them to celebrate a great recruiting
class in February.Remember, this is not a ranking of recruiting classes—it's a quick rundown of which schools have been the hottest on the recruiting trail this fall.
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Chief Peace Pipe Picklehead
12/19/2013 9:41:44 AM
Desire,
determination, passion. If the LSU tiger defensive college football
players really want to become much better aggressive people stopping the other
football teams offense. Then they certainly have the right coaching
staff, and the right college football program to accomplish all of that,
and more. It is up to them. It is all out there in front of them -
starting with Iowa!
http://bleacherreport.com/
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