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It’s been a tough summer for swing-district Democrats seeking reelection in 2012 with a president at the top of the ticket whose approval ratings are in the weeds. As these members begin to focus on their reelection bids after Labor Day, they are increasingly calculating how close is too close to an unpopular President Obama. Take Rep. Peter DeFazio, D-Ore., who represents a district that nearly went for Republican George W. Bush in 2004. In a recent local TV interview, DeFazio said of Obama that the word “fight” isn’t “in his vocabulary” — and he then repeated the criticism to constituents at a town hall. Or Rep. Bill Owens, D-N.Y., who won a Republican-friendly district in a special election last year and pointedly declined to endorse the sitting president last week.

This 12-year-old female basketball prodigy won't be playing with the boys. The private league created a new rule that prevented her from playing with her team. Great injustice.

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Religious New York cabbies won a modest victory this week when the city’s Taxi and Limousine Commission agreed to implement a new regulation that says car owners must approve of the content of the ads displayed on their cabs.

It’s become apparent, from watching ballgames with my 56-year-old father nearly every night, that two baseball fans can watch the same game and see totally different things. I’m 17 and am highly influenced by the rapid rise of Sabermetrics in the sport, while my Dad has accepted them begrudgingly. For him, judging a pitcher based on ERA and important peripheral stats as opposed to almost solely on wins was as tough a transition as switching from vinyl to CD or VHS to DVD. In a recent AL MVP debate, my father cited Boston’s Adrian Gonzalez as the man to beat because of his lofty batting average and prodigious number of RBI’s. Meanwhile, I, the sensible one, pointed to Toronto’s Jose Bautista and stated that he won the award in June.

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Mentoring 2.0: Why Gen Y Demands a New Approach Posted on July 12, 2011 by Jessica Stillman inShare Leave a Comment If asked to picturing mentoring in action, you’d most likely imagine a seasoned, grey-haired veteran out to lunch with an eager 20-something, sharing his or her hard-won business wisdom.

Wyshynski beginning at 2 p.m. ET/11 a.m. PT, and we're talking about the following and more: Special Guest Star: Adrian Dater from the Denver Post and Sports Illustrated hops on to talk about the Kyle Quincey trade and why the Avalanche won it.

LaSala served as an assistant coach at Division III Clarkson University (N.Y.) the ... won the inaugural MLC Tournament title and earned their first national tournament berth. LaSala, the third coach in program history, hopes to guide Adrian to new heights.

Sports is reporting that the Nets have shunned the idea of bringing in a potential All-Star for Brook Lopez: Nets have no interest in trading Brook Lopez for a Monta Ellis package, league source tells Y! — Adrian Wojnarowski ... and won’t be able ...

ROCHESTER, N.Y. - Rochester Rhinos will be opening their seventeenth pre ... and 2010 Rhinos Offenvie Player of the Year Isaac Kissi (third year). All nine players won a USL PRO regular season title with the Rhinos last season. Kissi, Hoxie, Rosenlund ...

"The commission accepted a recommendation that stricter conditions for any special assistance should be developed," AFL football operations manager Adrian Anderson said ... percentage over a period of years, flags won in recent seasons and even injury ...

He won't only be a star, he'll be a superstar ... but he's the best we've seen since Adrian Peterson joined the league in 2007. Richardson's combination of size, speed, athleticism, balance and overall talent are a rarity and he'll be as good as he ...

Elvis Andrus went 3 for 3 and scored three times, and Adrian Beltre was also 3-for-3 for Texas. Derek Holland, who won 16 games for the Rangers last season, allowed one run and three hits over two innings in his first spring start. Holland read ...

Also seeded are Supreet Singh (India), who won the Connecticut Open, and Adrian Leanza (United States), who won the Philadelphia Open. Both were top college players in the U.S. before turning pro. Singh played at Trinity College and Leanza at Brown University.

The collective efforts of Clifford Lo, Simpson Cheung, Jennifer Ngo, Lo Wei, Adrian Wan, Gary Cheung, Colleen Lee, Amy Nip, Yvonne Liu, Paggie Leung, Olga Wong, Ada Lee and Tanna ... photography category went to K.Y. Cheng's "Brothers in Arms", which ...