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Ryan notes campaign 'missteps,' claims media bias
(CNN) – GOP vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan acknowledged the Republican campaign's "missteps" on Sunday, calling Mitt Romney's now-notorious "47%" comments "inarticulate," while still defending the crux of his running mate's argument.
Ryan also took the media to task for what he called bias against conservatives.
Appearing on "Fox News Sunday," Ryan said his running mate's controversial comments were "an inarticulate way to describe what we're trying to do to create prosperity and upward mobility, and reduce dependency by getting people off welfare, back to work."
"We've had some missteps," said Ryan, also noting many conservatives' concerns that the campaign is failing to project a clear message to voters. "But at the end of the day, the choice is really clear, and we're giving people a very clear choice."
Romney made the candid "47%" remarks to a group of wealthy donors at a private fund-raiser caught on a secretly recorded video in May. The video was posted online by a left-leaning news organization earlier in September, sparking a firestorm of criticism from both sides of the aisle. Among other hotly contested remarks, the Republican nominee said nearly half of Americans will automatically vote for the president because they are dependent on government and consider themselves "victims."
Ryan noted that Romney had conceded the lack of "eloquence" in his choice of words, though Ryan also picked up on the argument, blaming Obama for a sluggish economy and what the GOP campaign bills as policies that foster dependency on government.
Ryan also accused the media of having a liberal disposition.
"I think it kind of goes without saying that there's definitely a media bias. We've - look, I'm a conservative person, I'm used to media bias. We expected media bias going into this," said Ryan.
Asked to cite a specific example of media bias, Ryan demurred, instead asserting that most people who work in the media have liberal political affiliations and, therefore, would want a president who is a Democrat to win.
"I'm not going to go into a tit-for-tat or litigate this thing," said Ryan. "But as a conservative, I've long believed and long felt that there is inherent media bias. And I think anybody with objectivity would believe that that's the case."
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The GOP needs to come up with a new excuse really badly...This media bias crap is getting old to us independent voters.
September 30, 2012 03:18 pm at 3:18 pm |
word are cheap but he doesnt back it up. He feels, he knows, if your objective yada yada yada. the same old bs about your with us or against us bully mentality. he thinks that oif he says it then it must be true. the problem is the only ones believing that are just as thick as him
I would call it republican dysfunction....it is beholden to a very small group of neo-conservatives pulling the strings. Mitt is not a stupid man, however, he is not a good politician. He decided long ago to keep his mouth shut on the where he would cut federal spending and specifically which loopholes they will cut. The silence is remarkable because it is also the campaign cornerstone. Speaking candidly would jeopardize his run for office both in terms of his support in financially backing his campaign and those voters believing you can have an across the board tax deduction, keep spending up with inflation for the military budget and meet all the financial obligations of the federal govt while at the same time reducing the deficit. It really is a fantastic plan.....wait a minute....oh i see, we will hear the plan and the details after the election.
and of course we want a president who as they say misspeaks { got caught being honest). romney would be perfect selling cars or tools at sears but no way as president. thank god it wont happen
baloney; romney said exactly what he was thinking and what that crowd came to hear. he didn't say he wanted to bring "those people" up; he said there was no hope for them and he doesn't care about them.
charles bowen
Next time the Republicans should choose a candidate with an IQ above 90 and maybe a little more intelligence will help them win an election.....These Two clowns are just another Bush .... I can remember when the republican stood for something more than Religion ..... Go Big "O" Charles Bowen Solomon Stone
big time whining. he says ignorent things and lkies, then blames the liberal media. is this how the gop handles their lies that were found out, blamimng the press? whimps, not fit for office.
With their campaign going down the tubes, it's time to blame the media! Obama will win handily. Obama/Biden 2012.
He is right – look how many times MSNBC run edited versions of videos of Romney, attempting to distort the reality of what happened. I would like to support President, but this has been the nastiest campaign I have ever seen. He should be ashamed.
fernace
If it wasn't for the media & regular citizens searching for the truth, we may all be buying what the 2 R's are shovelling, right now! It sounds good don't it: we're gonna lower taxes, increase salaries, education,liberty & small businesses for every1! And we'll also eliminate the deficit! Like a utopian ideal! In this day & age media relies on info from bloggers as much as we rely on the media to inform us in a (mostly) unbiased fashion! That's why we ask: how can y'all possibly pull that off, & so much of it on Day1! It's obviously last gasping efforts: "I love 100% of Americans"-mmh, minus 47%, Bain was "saving jobs" when they "consulted" struggling companies, not "setting up" for "harvest"! It's all lies w/these dudes; we heard what they said & did before, can't spin or doctor that w/lip service paid now!! Obama, Next 4!
reaperfearer
Why is Ryan so down in the mouth?
Billy Pilgrim
Every loser blames the "media."
Hollowpoint503
Facts are known to have a Liberal bias
Please pass the following talking points around to all republicans for interviews and press releases:
1. Obama is a socialist.
2. We believe in upward mobility and job creation as a path to prosperity.
3. when asked for specifics on budgets and recovery, first claim it is all in the Ryan budget. Didn't you read it? then, on any follow-up questions, claim media bias against all forward thinking patriotic conservative Americans.
4. Also, nobody asked Romney for a birth certificate!
Several comments:
1. There is no way that Ryan can spin the comments involving the words, "Those people...." Milt was speaking from the heart and has stated flatly that he intends to represent only 53% of the population. Milt did not even try to take back his comment when given the chance.
2. When Fox is the only outlet that will half way relay Romney/Ryan's viewpoints, the ticket is in big trouble.
3. When asked to give an example of media bias, Ryan was at a loss. He knows of none. He just wants to whine.
NinjaGirl
So, yet AGAIN, the party of "individual responsibility" points fingers in every direction except it's own. Let me help any of you who are confused about how absurd this is: Fox News is THE BIGGEST, most-watched news channel in America. MILLIONS more people watch Fox news than any other network. So if most of the people who watch the news watch Fox news, and most of the people polled support President Obama, the problem isn't bias, Mr. Ryan, the problem is YOU. Your campaign and your so-called ideas are TERRIBLE.
strangerq
Ryan should stop whining.
^ He's 40 something going on 14.
What a little child.
Romney to Ryan: I'll be the crocodile, you supply the tears.
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Today I finally got my first real digital camera, a Canon Powershot SD400. I didn't know much about digital cameras, so I got lots of advice from the Internet, especially from this Engadget story. There was also a Nikon Coolpix and a Panasonic I was considering, but the Canon was on sale on Newegg for a very good price.
I used to think that my cellphone camera was all I needed. I wasn't a professional photographer, and image quality wasn't my biggest concern. It wasn't until I actually got a phone with a camera in it that I realized just how inadequate that camera was. I am very impressed and very pleased with just how great this camera is, I don't know how I went without it. I'm learning stuff about digital cameras and photography I didn't know before. And the best part is that the camera works well with Linux.
One thing I do need help with is info about SD flash cards. I can't seem to find decent information about them anywhere. What is the biggest flash card my camera will accept? Are there different cards with different speeds? If there are different types, which one is the best to use with my camera? Obviously the canon brand would work well, but it's obvious that it is overpriced. What type and brand of card should I buy at what price? According to my math a 512MB card should be sufficient. The camera only came with a 16MB card. Also, what should I do to protect the LCD on the camera? I might get a little rough with it and I don't want it to be scratched. Should I worry enough to get some sort of case, or is it ok to throw this thing in my backback and other stuff?
As a special treat to show off my new camera I took pictures of some of the rooms in my house and posted them on FlickR. Many of my friends have already been to my house, but some have not. So now you will get a very good look at our living room, kitchen and my bedroom. Yes, the kitchen and my bedroom are huge messes. Perhaps I will re-take the pictures this weekend after I have a chance to clean up.
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It was the strangest damn thing. There he was standing on the trail, and there I was standing on the same trail. He raised his rifle; I raised mine. I shot first. Strange, we were so close; I could see his eyes. First there was life, fear, surprise, then just a second later, nothing. His eyes just went dead. He stood there for another second, his rifle dropped to the ground. His eyes kept staring at me, then he collapsed into a heap on the trail and he was dead.
It was one second of one year of my life, but it has effected me ever since. I see those eyes every night when I am drifting off to sleep, and they look through me every morning just before I awake. I see them for just a fleeting second passing in a crowd on the busy sidewalk; they appear out of the corner of my eye on that very same soldier, then just as fast they disappear into the crowd. It didn't bother me all that much at first I just figured it was the kind of thing that would go away with time. They didn't. It has been over thirty years since that day in Nam. And every day, at least once a day I see those same eyes somewhere, every where I look. They still watch me go to sleep. They still wake me in the morning.
I haven't told anyone about this for fear they think I am crazy; maybe I am. Today it all changed. Today I came face to face with my tormentor. I was on patrol and responded to a 10-10 radio call (fight in progress to those who are 10 signal impaired) at the Hub Bar. Lynn my partner entered the door first, I was right behind him. There on the floor was Hugo, the town drunk, and on top of him was a young Vietnamese fellow. The young man was beating Hugo about his face with great gusto. I grabbed him by the cuff of his neck and pulled him back. He turned and looked me straight in the eye. It was those eyes; those dead eyes. Not one spark of life remained, they never moved, never blinked, just stared straight ahead. No normally this wouldn't bother me, and had he been wearing dark glasses or something, I probably wouldn't have screamed. I know I wouldn't have shot him. But it was those eyes you see, after thirty years I have finally stopped those accusing dead eyes; one bullet in each eye took care of it. They young man is dead, but I know he was dead before I ever pulled the trigger. I know he couldn't have been alive, and yet he was just fighting with Hugo, a guy has to be alive to fight doesn't he? I am confused.
Then Lynn told me, the young man was BLIND!
MY GOD! I had killed a blind boy!
So you see Doc, it isn't my fault. Couldn't be. It was those damndable eyes.


Oh for a hint of spring right now. Wouldn't that be lovely. Instead it's blowing a gale. .
Do you have any garden projects this year? Mine is more of less done. I just want to add some #honeysuckle to the side of the shed.
A little before and after for you. I have a teeny tiny garden but I love it. We had a little piece of turf that wasnt worth keeping, so we decked it last summer. My partner built a huge shed (out of shot) to store his workshop stuff.
Swipe ⬅ for the before. .
Have a great weekend, and try not to get blown away!!


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Year: 2009	Lab: Screenwriting Uganda
Tony Gerber is the co-founder of Market Road films (with his wife Pulitzer Prize winning playwrights Lynn Nottage). Born in New York City, Gerber is the director, producer and cinematographer of the award-wining and critically acclaimed film full of Rattle (In collaboration with Jesse Moss) about live inside the US Army's Iraq simulation in the California desert. Full battle Rattle had its world premiere at the 2008 Berlin ale and went on to win the special Jury prize at its US premiere at the SXSW film festival in Austin, Texas. The film was broadcasted on National Geographic channel and has played in Festivals around the world. Previous work include feature film side streets (Executive produced by Merchant Ivory and released by IFC) starring Rosario Dawson, Valeria Golino and Bollywood legend Shisha Kapoor. The critically acclaimed film had its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival and its US premiere at Sundance.
In addition to independent Films and television commissions, Gerber collaborates with cutting edge visual artists including Ann Sofa Side on QM, I think I'll call her QM and Mathew Barney on Drawing Restraint 9 (Starring Bjork), Cremaster IV and the upcoming Ren. He directed the film Congo Bush Pilot for National Geographic Explorer, chronicling the lives or of ex-pat flyers in the midst of all one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. The documentary special was shot entirely on location in the war-torn Democratic Republic of Congo and is being developed into a documentary series.
He shot and directed Secret History of Diamonds for National Geographic Explorer. This character-driven documentary was made on location in Angola, Botswana and Antwerp. His previous film works in television earned him two Emmy Awards. He currently developed on a feature film based on Lynn Nottage's play Mud, River, Stone


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adventurous funny hopeful mysterious medium-paced
Plot- or character-driven? A mix
Strong character development? Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
Lila has managed to find her way aboard a privateer's chip (naturally, she is very disappointed that it isn't a real pirate ship) and convince the charming Captain Alucard to give her lessons in elemental magic. When Alucard turns his ship back towards London for the Essen Tasch tournament, Lila begins to hatch a daring plan. Meanwhile, both Kell and Rhy are chafing against their new bond. Desperate for his brother to let off some steam and stop treating him like glass, Rhy enters Kell in the tournament under a false name. In another world, someone believed to be dead makes a deal with a power older and more dangerous than they can imagine.
It's rare that a sequel captures the magic and heart of the first book, and rarer still when it improves upon it. This is one of those books. I enjoyed A Darker Shade of Magic, but I really loved A Gathering of Shadows. The expansion of the world—both with Lila's adventures and the new nations introduced during the tournament—made the story feel richer and deeper. Alucard was a great addition to the cast of characters, and definitely gave me Sturmhond (of Shadow and Bone) vibes with his humor and cunning.
Spoiler I loved the tension between Lila and Kell when they kept narrowly missing each other (the shop! Kell coming by to pay off her debt...but really to see if she's come back!!). I liked how Schwab didn't force them together too soon, which would feel out of character for them. I also liked the Rhy/Alucard pairing, though I'd love to see a bit more backstory for them and their history together. I also hope to see more of the Grey London storyline, because I liked Ned and his curiosity in this book.
Happy ending meter (no specific spoilers, just the vibe of the ending): Spoiler Cliffhanger, which is to be expected from the second book in a trilogy. Hopefully I can get my hands on the next book soon!
Moderate: Alcohol, Blood, Injury/injury detail, Kidnapping, and Violence
Minor: Addiction, Alcoholism, Cursing, Death, Murder, and Suicidal thoughts
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Plot- or character-driven? Plot
Graphic: Blood and Torture
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Minor: Alcohol, Child abuse, Death, Grief, Murder, Outing, and Suicidal thoughts


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Judge Perry Does A Balancing Act
Not so happy campers
The Orlando Sentinel has reported that "The Associated Press and a number of non-local news organizations have appealed Chief Judge Belvin Perry's order governing pre-notification of the jury selection venue in the Casey Anthony trial.The appeal is significant because it could lead to a delay in the start of the high-profile murder trial's jury selection, which is scheduled to commence Monday morning.
Let's hope the judges on the appellate court make a quick decision tomorrow!
Yesterday's hearing focused on one motion, and one motion only. It was the Emergency Motion To Intervene filed by the media, namely, WOFL FOX 35, WKMG, WPTV, WFTS, Scripps Treasure Coast Newspaper, CF News 13, and the AP.
The point of contention is the Confidentiality Agreement that media organizations must sign in order to find out the venue ahead of time.
Attorney Judith Mercier, representing the media, made her arguments to Judge Perry. She was citing the first amendment rights of the media to free and unfettered information available under the Florida "Sunshine" laws.
It was obvious from the get-go that Judge Perry was not in a good mood. He peppered her arguments against prior restraint with such questions as:
"How many capital cases have you tried?" (None)
"How many capital jury cases have you attempted to select a jury in?" (None)
He asked her to name any case with more media attention than this one? (Mercier couldn't, although she did remember they were in other cities.)
When asked by Perry if she could provide a way that the pre-trial publicity could be counter-acted, Mercier replied that extensive juror voir-dire would do the trick.
When asked for another remedy, Mercier mentioned a continuance of the trial. A six-month "cooling off period" would wipe the memories of the case from people's minds.
Judge Perry reminded her that memories don't age as well as fine wine and that Casey Anthony was indicted in October, 2008. In addition, should a witness die, their deposition would not be used at trial time.
When asked for a third remedy, Ms. Mercier went back to voire-dire.
This presentation by Ms. Mercier was very contentious and Judge Perry asked some terrific questions. It is something that has to be seen to be appreciated.
It is fascinating that an attorney representing the media can't answer what a legal analyst role is for the station she is representing!
When the argument for the motion ended, Judge Perry asked Jose Baez if he agreed with the motion. Baez said, "no." He then asked Baez to explain why he had asked for a change of venue and the research he had conducted.
The second part of the hearing was mainly an extensive speech by Perry prior to denying the motion. It is an eloquent explanation of the current media situation. There are no longer just newspapers and television stations. There is the internet, which spreads knowledge at lightning speed. Again, it is well worth listening to. It begins at approximately 19 minutes into Part 2 of the hearing.
If you didn't watch the hearing live, it is a complete summary of the problems he has faced in finding a fair and impartial jury so that Casey Anthony can have a fair trial. His key point was that he wanted to keep the location secret until the potential jurors were in the courthouse and had been instructed to not follow the media or go on the internet about the case.
He said that he was not denying the public the information that they craved. The jury selection will be televised live from moment one. InSession has agreed to sign the confidentiality agreement and will be set to broadcast. WFTV has also signed the agreement, so we know Kathi Belich will be there. The Orlando Sentinel has not signed the agreement but did not join in the motion. In my opinion, those stations that do not want to sign the agreement won't miss a moment of coverage. WFOL35 and WKMG will be streaming the trial live and their reporters can easily tune in on their laptops while making the one to one-and-a-half hour drive to the courthouse in question.
This judge, who has consistently ruled in favor of the media in their motions, as well as Judge Strickland (who only denied the release the jail video) have been fair. Now, Judge Perry had to balance out the situation. He had to weigh the first amendment rights of the media against Casey Anthony's sixth amendment rights to a fair trial. Today, the scales weighed in for Ms. Anthony.
In the judge's own words, "The news coverage of this case has been unprecedented in the history of Florida and maybe even dwarfs the coverage that was given to O.J. Simpson."
What I find interesting is that most talking heads and legal analysts in this case have agreed with the judge. I watched it on InSession on through the evening program. Here are two of the comments that appeared online.
Bill Sheaffer (WFTV): "I don't believe an appeal would be successful."
Retired Judge O.H. Eaton, who is WESH's legal analyst, said the conditions of Perry's confidentiality agreement sound fair. Eaton predicted that Perry's decision won't be overturned and there won't be a delay in the trial.
One of the most interesting aspects of the hearing was that nobody appeared to be happy. There were no smiles or smirks from Casey or Jose Baez. In fact, they listened to the back-and-forth between Judge Perry and Ms. Mercier with rather gloomy countenances. However, when the judge made his statement prior to denying the motion, Casey Anthony and her mother Cindy became visibly upset. Some people believe that Casey was crying real tears this time (I didn't see any.). It should be noted that Casey had a meltdown when the judge mentioned the difficulty of finding an unbiased jury.
I have no way to fathom what goes on in someone's mind, but there must have been something bothering everybody that day.
Perhaps I can understand Judge Perry's apparent short temper. He made it clear that he had more important issues, such as the LAST motion to deal with. He even tossed the offending motion and memorandum on the bench to prove his point.
I would love to hear your opinions as to why Casey had a meltdown and why Cindy looked very shaken up.
Also, what was Jose Baez thinking?
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Casey Brought To Tears As Judge Denies Media Motion
Casey Anthony: Is the coverage unprecedented? Judge says it is
Posted by ritanita at 7:50 AM
Labels: Casey Anthony, Caylee Anthony, Jose Baez, Judge Belvin Perry
Crim 304 said...
Ritanita, your summary of yesterday's hearing was spot on. What I saw yesterday was unmitigated defeat. Baez looks as if he is out of options. Casey looks like she's finally grasping the gravity of the situation. Mason looks like a man who failed to sell a compromise and Cindy, well as ever, I see unmitigated rage.
Crim 304,
Nothing I can write can totally summarize all that occurred! I was impressed that Judge Perry got all his arguments into the transcript of the hearing in case of appeal.
I don't think the average trial-watcher will be too happy if they do.
Great summary, as usual.
One question - has it been confirmed anywhere that jury selection will actually be broadcast? I've never seen it done before and am not sure that it's even legal to video the voire dire process -- and maybe more importantly (having been through it once) it is like watching paint dry! SO time consuming and SO boring - maybe a few moments of interest but overall I wouldn't tune in for it.
Like Crim 304, I think that the reality of the situation is really hitting Casey with the trial starting next week (jury selection).
"If" the death of Caylee was not intentional or was an accident, then Casey sure dug her self into a big hole (possibility of a death sentence) with all of her lies and cover-ups!
Cindy looked extremely tense to the point of shaking. I think that besides rage, she's scared too.
And to answer YOUR question, my gut feeling is that all of sudden this has become very, very real to Cindy and KC. When you're involved in pretrial it's really easy to get caught up in the process and forget it's a means to an end - the trial. All the motions and arguments - it's sort of like watching a reality show. And both Cindy and KC have proven that they are masters of delusion... they are not plugged into how real it is. But it starts next week and they aren't "viewers" - it's their reality and they should be (if they haven't been up to now) scared out of their tiny little minds.
AllthewayforHillary said...
For the first time, it appears as if Baez and Casey are taking the trial seriously. About time.
I also did not feel that Casey was crying. It looked like she was trying very hard to cry. I know when I cry, even quietly, my face turns red, my nose runs, my chin quivers and huge tears leak out of my eyes. I saw no tears but Casey sure made a pretense of "wiping her eyes" like there were really tears there. There were none. Is she trying her poor little me, feel sorry for me routine?
Cindy looked just plain mad. She was scowling and her lips were in a thin, pursed line.
One of them is going to come unglued during the trial.
Great summary. My thoughts about Casey's breakdown is that jury selection is a week away and this stuff is REAL. It's SERIOUS. Casey might be, as Crim304 said is seeing the gravity of the situation. What I find very interesting is that Casey always seems to be crying for things about her and never cries about her dead daughter. As always, it's all about Casey.
Am wondering if Casey will be flipping through papers and notebooks trying to act like she's interested. Kinda like how interested she was in "searching" for her daughter.
I love this blog. Thanks.
Thanks for the comments, everybody.
Darcy, I'm just assuming that the jury selection will be televised based on comments made at a previous hearing. I originally interpreted it to mean that Baez wanted the trial not to be televised, but a couple of MSM sources mentioned jury selection.
I've only seen jury selection once. Let's see what happens. It would be interesting to watch, but not as necessary as seeing the trial itself.
I see most of you agree that the trial looming in front of them has had its effect on Cindy and Casey.
So many have also noticed that Casey doesn't show the least interest or emotion when Caylee is discussed. The only exception was Ashton's speech a while back.
By the way, I rewatched the second part of the hearing this morning and noticed that Casey was swallowing hard and made some interesting faces and gestures.
I hope nobody on the jury remembers reading MacBeth. "Out, out, damn spot" comes to mind whenever she rubs her hands together.
donchais said...
Ya know, I can't quite put my finger on it, but the hearing had almost a surreal quality to it.
Maybe because all the usual players were there, but didn't participate.
Maybe it was because we saw an unusually angry Judge Perry.
Maybe because the whole atmosphere seemed highly funereal.
Maybe because reality has set in for all - judgment day is right around the corner.
It just made me profoundly sad for Caylee.
As to the jury selection being televised. I remember from the OJ Simpson trial, Scott Peterson trail and Phil Spector trial that we never saw the jurors and their names were not revealed during the trial....only after the verdicts were rendered did we see them or know who they were. The cameras were very careful not to show the jurors. So, if the selection of the jury is televised, would we only see the attorney questioning "someone" who we would not be able to see?
Donchais, I think you captured something I felt when I finally saw the whole hearing in order.
Anon, If the jury selection is showed, we could see the lawyers, the defendant, and the judge.
I have a feeling that the jurors will be addressed by numbers and we will not see their faces.
In the one I watched, if a prospective juror had to answer a question that was too personal, they would go to the bench with the lawyers.
Again, I've heard no specific news reports that it will be televised, but there were one or two which mentioned that Baez didn't want them televised.
We'll just have to wait and see.
Personally, I'm not going to sit at my computer and watch it all. I'll probably put on InSession or turn my speakers up loud if it's live streamed.
It's pretty boring at first. I know it's important, but it's tedious to watch.
GeeMama said...
Thanks so much for your updates! I look forward to your coverage of the trial since I am in a different time zone and don't get all the In Session coverage. Keep up all your great work.
I'm really wanting to know what was said in the courtroom yesterday after the "behind the scenes meeting". I could see it fine, but no audio. What did you hear? Is it possible that the Judge left the audio off just to show the media how easily he could shut them out? lol
Thank you Gee Mama, I know I won't be able to watch 100% of the trial, but I'm doing as much as I can.
Crim 304, there was no sound after they came back, so I'm as much in the dark as you are.
I just hope there won;t be any delay and the trial starts as it is supposed to. This is just frustrating!
I agree with you, "no real tears" for KC. She knows how to press her two hands over her face and make it to look red. I say "phony balloney tears". What I would guess is that KC is getting a little bit o reality check. She cries for herself... the trial is around the corner... so I hope.
As far as CM, what is there in his water lately? Good Lord he said KC is bright and likable! How many times has he visited KC in jail to say that? Not many. What a foolish comment. Has KC manipulated him as well? LOL
shyloh's poetry said...
This is my opinion only. Attorney Judith Mercier was a complete idiot. She knew nothing. I was shaking my head when she couldn't answer any questions. WOW! Wonder if she'll be a media attorney after this one? I can't believe what she did. I think after she got a smack down she was vengeful and this is why we are here today. Please don't let this delay Justice for Caylee. UGH!!!
Morning FRG and shyloh's poetry...
I'm stressed out! Let's hope the appellate judges rule quickly today (and deny the motion). Considering that the defense would love some more time to figure out a solid defense (even with a gag order) and the fact that Baez had little to say in the hearing makes me go "hmmmm..."
Now George and Cindy want to visit Casey and think they could stop the publication of the jail video: they are dreaming if they think Baez will allow it, let alone their own loving daughter!
Then, there's the issue of the "last motion" over our heads.
It doesn't get more nerve-wracking than that!
Pass the chill-pills, please!
Kim in Canada said...
As to not wanting to sign the Confidentiality agreement, if WFTV is willing to sign the agreement, all the temper tantrum media would have to do is FOLLOW WFTV..!!
They would then know "where" jury selection would be and as HHJP stated, if they were able to find the information via another source, they would be free to reveal the location.
A TEENAGER could figure out something as simple as...follow the "one" who knows..!!
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Q: Problema de rotas Laravel Estou tendo um problema com um rota do meu sistema.
Route::get('/atualizacoes/list', 'AtualizacoesController@listarIndex')->name('atualizacoes.listar');

Pelo o que eu entendi ele está interpretando o "list" em "/atualizacoes/list" como se fosse um valor. Alguém tem alguma ideia de como resolver?
Erro:

invalid input syntax for integer: \"list\" (SQL: select * from \"ger_atualizacao\" where \"att_codigo\" = list limit 1)"

Código do Controller:
public function show($id){
    $atualizacao = GerAtualizacao::where('att_codigo', $id)->first();

    return response()->json($atualizacao);
}

public function listarIndex(){
    $atualizacoes = GerAtualizacao::all();

    return response()->json($atualizacoes);
}

Era para ele entrar na função "listarIndex" mas ele entra na função "show"

A: Ao meu ver, parece que você está usando Route::resource antes de definir a rota atualizacoes.listar.
Você precisa lembrar que, quando você usa Route::resource, ele vai criar uma rota que tem o segundo segmento¹ do path como um valor variável.
Exemplo:
 Route::resource('usuarios', 'UsuariosController');

Irá gerar:
GET  /usuarios
GET  /usuarios/{usuario} # preste atenção nessa
POST /usuarios
PUT  /usuarios/{usuario}
DELETE /usuarios/{usuario}

O que acontece é que, ao você definir a rota "/atualizacoes/list" depois de declarar o resource, o Laravel pesquisará as rotas declaradas primeiro, quando você fizer a requisição.
Ou seja atualizacoes/{atualizacao} tem prioridade sobre /atualizacoes/list. Isso faz com que list seja reconhecido como o parâmetro da sua rota atualizacoes/{atualizacao}, e não como segmento¹ de atualizacoes/list.
Recomendo no Laravel que, sempre que for usar resource e implementar outras rotas manualmente, declare o Route::resource do controller utilizado por último.
Observações:
¹ - As versões que usei do Laravel 3 e 4, chamava cada parte separada pela / de "segment", por isso usei a palavra "segmento".
Por exemplo, eu/sou/bonito tem 3 seguimentos.
Eu assinalei isso nos comentários para o AP e ele confirmou que esse era o problema, respondi pra ficar documentado.

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