"Bobby Valentine had a closed-door meeting with Red Sox management Saturday after Boston's fifth straight loss, a 15-9 demolition by the Yankees that redefined the level of problems the Red Sox have had his year. But when Valentine and general manager Ben Cherington emerged from the meeting, they only had good things to say. Cherington said he is "very satisfied" with Valentine and his performance, even after Saturday's loss and the Red Sox falling to 4-10. Principal owner John Henry and team president Larry Lucchino also went to the meeting and voiced their support afterward."Somewhere, George Steinbrenner is smiling.
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Bobby Valentine had a closed-door meeting with Red Sox management Saturday after Boston's fifth straight loss, a 15-9 demolition by the Yankees that redefined the level of problems the Red Sox have had his year. But when Valentine and general manager Ben Cherington emerged from the meeting, they only had good things to say. Cherington said he is "very satisfied" with Valentine and his performance, even after Saturday's loss and the Red Sox falling to 4-10. Principal owner John Henry and team president Larry Lucchino also went to the meeting and voiced their support afterward.
Read more at: http://www.nesn.com/2012/04/bobby-valentine-gets-support-from-ben-cherington-after-rough-loss-to-yankees.html
Bobby Valentine had a closed-door meeting with Red Sox management Saturday after Boston's fifth straight loss, a 15-9 demolition by the Yankees that redefined the level of problems the Red Sox have had his year. But when Valentine and general manager Ben Cherington emerged from the meeting, they only had good things to say. Cherington said he is "very satisfied" with Valentine and his performance, even after Saturday's loss and the Red Sox falling to 4-10. Principal owner John Henry and team president Larry Lucchino also went to the meeting and voiced their support afterward.
Read more at: http://www.nesn.com/2012/04/bobby-valentine-gets-support-from-ben-cherington-after-rough-loss-to-yankees.htmlBobby Valentine had a closed-door meeting with Red Sox management Saturday after Boston's fifth straight loss, a 15-9 demolition by the Yankees that redefined the level of problems the Red Sox have had his year. But when Valentine and general manager Ben Cherington emerged from the meeting, they only had good things to say. Cherington said he is "very satisfied" with Valentine and his performance, even after Saturday's loss and the Red Sox falling to 4-10. Principal owner John Henry and team president Larry Lucchino also went to the meeting and voiced their support afterward.
Read more at: http://www.nesn.com/2012/04/bobby-valentine-gets-support-from-ben-cherington-after-rough-loss-to-yankees.htmlBobby Valentine had a closed-door meeting with Red Sox management Saturday after Boston's fifth straight loss, a 15-9 demolition by the Yankees that redefined the level of problems the Red Sox have had his year. But when Valentine and general manager Ben Cherington emerged from the meeting, they only had good things to say. Cherington said he is "very satisfied" with Valentine and his performance, even after Saturday's loss and the Red Sox falling to 4-10. Principal owner John Henry and team president Larry Lucchino also went to the meeting and voiced their support afterward.
Read more at: http://www.nesn.com/2012/04/bobby-valentine-gets-support-from-ben-cherington-after-rough-loss-to-yankees.html
Bobby Valentine had a closed-door meeting with Red Sox management Saturday after Boston's fifth straight loss, a 15-9 demolition by the Yankees that redefined the level of problems the Red Sox have had his year. But when Valentine and general manager Ben Cherington emerged from the meeting, they only had good things to say. Cherington said he is "very satisfied" with Valentine and his performance, even after Saturday's loss and the Red Sox falling to 4-10. Principal owner John Henry and team president Larry Lucchino also went to the meeting and voiced their support afterward.
Read more at: http://www.nesn.com/2012/04/bobby-valentine-gets-support-from-ben-cherington-after-rough-loss-to-yankees.htmlBobby Valentine had a closed-door meeting with Red Sox management Saturday after Boston's fifth straight loss, a 15-9 demolition by the Yankees that redefined the level of problems the Red Sox have had his year. But when Valentine and general manager Ben Cherington emerged from the meeting, they only had good things to say. Cherington said he is "very satisfied" with Valentine and his performance, even after Saturday's loss and the Red Sox falling to 4-10. Principal owner John Henry and team president Larry Lucchino also went to the meeting and voiced their support afterward.
Read more at: http://www.nesn.com/2012/04/bobby-valentine-gets-support-from-ben-cherington-after-rough-loss-to-yankees.htmlBobby Valentine had a closed-door meeting with Red Sox management Saturday after Boston's fifth straight loss, a 15-9 demolition by the Yankees that redefined the level of problems the Red Sox have had his year. But when Valentine and general manager Ben Cherington emerged from the meeting, they only had good things to say. Cherington said he is "very satisfied" with Valentine and his performance, even after Saturday's loss and the Red Sox falling to 4-10. Principal owner John Henry and team president Larry Lucchino also went to the meeting and voiced their support afterward.
Read more at: http://www.nesn.com/2012/04/bobby-valentine-gets-support-from-ben-cherington-after-rough-loss-to-yankees.html
Bobby Valentine had a closed-door meeting with Red Sox management Saturday after Boston's fifth straight loss, a 15-9 demolition by the Yankees that redefined the level of problems the Red Sox have had his year. But when Valentine and general manager Ben Cherington emerged from the meeting, they only had good things to say. Cherington said he is "very satisfied" with Valentine and his performance, even after Saturday's loss and the Red Sox falling to 4-10. Principal owner John Henry and team president Larry Lucchino also went to the meeting and voiced their support afterward.
Read more at: http://www.nesn.com/2012/04/bobby-valentine-gets-support-from-ben-cherington-after-rough-loss-to-yankees.html
Bobby Valentine had a closed-door meeting with Red Sox management Saturday after Boston's fifth straight loss, a 15-9 demolition by the Yankees that redefined the level of problems the Red Sox have had his year. But when Valentine and general manager Ben Cherington emerged from the meeting, they only had good things to say. Cherington said he is "very satisfied" with Valentine and his performance, even after Saturday's loss and the Red Sox falling to 4-10. Principal owner John Henry and team president Larry Lucchino also went to the meeting and voiced their support afterward.
Read more at: http://www.nesn.com/2012/04/bobby-valentine-gets-support-from-ben-cherington-after-rough-loss-to-yankees.htmlBobby Valentine had a closed-door meeting with Red Sox management Saturday after Boston's fifth straight loss, a 15-9 demolition by the Yankees that redefined the level of problems the Red Sox have had his year. But when Valentine and general manager Ben Cherington emerged from the meeting, they only had good things to say. Cherington said he is "very satisfied" with Valentine and his performance, even after Saturday's loss and the Red Sox falling to 4-10. Principal owner John Henry and team president Larry Lucchino also went to the meeting and voiced their support afterward.
Read more at: http://www.nesn.com/2012/04/bobby-valentine-gets-support-from-ben-cherington-after-rough-loss-to-yankees.htmlBobby Valentine had a closed-door meeting with Red Sox management Saturday after Boston's fifth straight loss, a 15-9 demolition by the Yankees that redefined the level of problems the Red Sox have had his year. But when Valentine and general manager Ben Cherington emerged from the meeting, they only had good things to say. Cherington said he is "very satisfied" with Valentine and his performance, even after Saturday's loss and the Red Sox falling to 4-10. Principal owner John Henry and team president Larry Lucchino also went to the meeting and voiced their support afterward.
Read more at: http://www.nesn.com/2012/04/bobby-valentine-gets-support-from-ben-cherington-after-rough-loss-to-yankees.html
"The Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) has a long history as a responsible and respectful neighbor and friend. The Tribe continually strives to ensure that the interests of not only its tribal members, but those of the surrounding community are appropriately acknowledged and responsibly addressed. The advancement of the Tribe’s gaming interests are foundationally grounded in this same philosophy and it is the Tribe’s intent to honor and respect the concerns of community members to ensure that a long, prosperous and symbiotic relationship between the Tribe and the host community can be advanced."Please, no.
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| Le Petit Journal Paris ~ April 28, 1912 |
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| The Iceberg ~ taken from the deck of the Carpathia |
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| Andromeda in bloom |
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| Homestead |
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| Old Fred, Jay's steed |
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| St. Matthew's Glebe |
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| The New Yorker ~ Barry Blitt |
"Where better to begin than at the mandate itself. The mandate is the probable cause of the law's demise and so the source of the president's rage. In fact, the word 'mandate,' as argued before the court, appears nowhere in the ACA. What they were litigating was Subtitle F, Part I. Rather than 'mandate,' its Orwellian title is the 'Individual Responsibility Requirement.'
"We already know that 67% of polled people think the mandate, which compels individuals to buy health insurance or pay a penalty, is unconstitutional. That number might go closer to 100% if people got a look at the law's language.
"The ACA calls the act of purchasing insurance a 'required contribution.' Naturally, many will wonder if they can get out of this. That depends on the meaning of 'required contribution,' as defined in "Chapter 48—Maintenance of Minimum Essential Coverage, (e) Exemptions, (B) Required contributions:
"For purposes of this paragraph, the term 'required contribution' means . . .: (ii) in the case of an individual eligible only to purchase minimum essential coverage described in subsection (f)(1)(C), the annual premium for the lowest cost bronze plan available in the individual market through the Exchange in the State in the rating area in which the individual resides (without regard to whether the individual purchased a qualified health plan though the Exchange), reduced by the amount of the credit allowable under section 36B for the taxable year (determined as if the individual was covered by a qualified health plan offered through the Exchange for the entire taxable year)."Now we know what former and one-term Speaker Nancy Pelosi meant when she told House members "You'll have to pass it to know what's in it." Well, that's exactly why we're where we are now.
