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I've got a music app that suspends when in the background, so what you're saying would appear not to be the case.
Also, I don't really care about battery life or CPU usage on a desktop. That's fine for a phone which is guaranteed to not be connected to power and for which battery life is very important. It's silly not to offer a toggle option for a desktop that has upgradeable RAM and a multi-core CPU.
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Listen to music, obviously. Some of the internet radio apps look interesting, but they're useless if I have to be in the interface for them the whole time that I'm listening.
And it definitely is the fault of the OS, if it doesn't have a toggle. RIM did it properly with PlayBook OS, and Windows 7 and earlier have always let you just run music while minimised. It's a pretty common usage scenario. If it's an issue of using APIs properly, they should make sure that every music app in the store can run in the background, and regardless, they should have put a toggle in as well.
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And it definitely is the fault of the OS, if it doesn't have a toggle. RIM did it properly with PlayBook OS, and Windows 7 and earlier have always let you just run music while minimised.
Posted 02 January 2013 - 13:52
Well, try them out. They should work in the background. It sounds like you found one that was written incorrectly and doesn't. Try the default music app... it gives you free streaming. It's pretty awesome.
Microsoft isn't going to do an exhaustive test of the app.
It's up to the developer to do and to fix. Complain to them and/or write a review for that app that mentions the shortcoming. It's absolutely not a fault of the OS.
No, no toggle. That breeds laziness (developer laziness). It masks the symptoms instead of treating the disease. It should just be written properly. Yes, it's a matter of using APIs appropriately.
Posted 02 January 2013 - 14:03
Thats like me saying I'll develop a chat app and it's up to the users to create the network connection (in code!). It's not Microsofts responsibility while I agree for these type of media apps there should be some check that they are indeed background-able it's still up to the developer to KNOW THE API and fix their ****.
Not of the type I want. I see that yes, it does play music in the background, but there's no mood-based playlists or artist discovery going on.
They totally should, they barely have enough apps as is. Once it gets more populated, it would make sense to just leave it up to the developers, but at the moment, it's about properly supporting the devs.
Yes it is, because the OS doesn't have a toggle for apps running in the background.
It's not a matter of developer laziness, it's a matter of choice to use the computer how I like. That was the appeal of Windows compared to OSX, if MS keeps this up they'll be removing that advantage, and handing it to Android (and Linux maybe). And it doesn't breed dev laziness on the PlayBook, so you're wrong all around.


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Mishel McCumber is a writer and researcher who spent close to twenty years deeply indoctrinated by the Neo-Pentecostal, Dominionist agenda. After a long period of study and detoxification she made it her mission to educate others on the dangers of apostate faith and to instill in them a desire for sound biblical doctrine. She holds a BA Psychology, a BA Graphic Design/New Media and is a MA English Candidate.
I do not recall exactly how it started or when the decisive moment was. I do not know how I got to the point of being so deeply entrenched in apostasy and deception. I cannot definitively point to one moment and declare it was the one in which the deception began and my destructive course was charted. I simply do not know. What I do know is that I was convinced. I was convinced of my being on the right path. I was one of God's chosen, His elite, His enlightened ones. "Get into the River" was our mantra and our manifesto. READ MORE....
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Lomography Sprocket Rocket
Great design, easy to use, excellent photos
Processing can be expensive/awkward
Analogue camera maker Lomography (or Lomo, to those in the know) has been driving the public's desire for retro cameras for a while now. Following on from the sucess of its first product (the LC-A+) and it's popular Diana F+ and Diana Mini models, the brand has introduced the Sprocket Rocket.
The latest addition to Lomo's fast-expanding lineup of analogue snappers, the new model uses an extra-wide lens to capture panoramic shots and, as the name suggests, the camera uses the full size of the film including the sprocket holes and numbering at the edge. The additon of a rewind dial makes it possible for you to wind the film backwards as well as forwards between frames in order to get some really interesting effects. We recently reviewed the Lomo 360 Spinner - a 360-degree panoramic camera. While it's a great piece of kit, it is slightly bulky and cumbersome, while the newer Sprocket Rocket offers panoramic pictures (albeit not full 360-degrees) in a much more compact product.
Some models in the Lomo range use 120mm film that's notoriously hard to track down, unless you're lucky enough to live near one of the Lomo stores. Thankfully, the Sprocket Rocket uses conventional 35mm variety that can be picked up easily from anywhere that sells camera film, such as the chemist. If you're used to the simplicity of popping an SD card into your digital camera, then the idea of loading a film might sound mildly scary, not to mention ridiculously old-fashioned. Rest assured that getting your film in place is absolute child's play on the Sprocket Rocket. All you need to do is remove the back door of the camera, lift the winding knob, pop the film in, attach to the take-up spool on the right and wind on slightly to make sure it's firmly attached. If you follow the enclosed instructions, then you really can't go wrong.
The camera itself is a thing of beauty, with its stylish black finish and 1940s styling, its looks like something out of a spy film or a Dick Tracy comic. Although predominantly plastic, the camera's chassis is reassuringly sturdy, and certainly more robust that some of the brand's cheaper models such as the Diana Mini.
Before you start shooting, you need to decide on what film to use. You already know that you need 35mm, but what speed is it best? The camera's settings have been designed to use with ISO 400 film, but we think that ISO 800 is probably more suitable as it's more light-sensitive and more likely to give you better (and brighter) results. Once you've selected your film and loaded it up you need to adjust the camera's basic settings. Don't panic, as there only a few things to tinker with and once you know what they are, you'll be up and running in no time. Firstly, you need to adjust the shutter setting, using the lever located on top of the lens. The N setting (1/100) is what you need for daytime snapshots, while the B setting (Bulb) is for unlimited indoor and nighttime exposures - simply keep your finger pressed down on the shutter release for as long as you would like to expose.
Secondly, you can adjust the aperture setting using the lever on the bottom of the lens. The Cloudy option (F/10.8) is for shooting indoors or with low light outside, while the Sunny setting is for when it's, er, sunny. We found it best to keep it on Cloudy pretty much all the time, unless it's a really, really bright day. Thirdly, you can tweak the focus using the ring on the front of the lens. You can choose the 0.6-1 metre setting for when you're taking close-up shots or opt for the 1 metre to infinity position for normal, mid-range and long-range shots.
In theory, as the camera uses 35mm film, you can get it developed anywhere from the local chemist to Snappy Snaps. If you do go down this route, then you'll need to let them know to expect panoramic shots, rather than the usual 36 shots. Ask them not to cut the negative, which you can then scan yourself. You'll also want to ask them for "no colour correction" when you drop your film off. If possible, it's best to get your film developed at a Lomo store. This isn't the cheapest option, but you can choose between basic processing, or having your pictures printed or put onto disc (or both) and at least you'll know that the Lomo peeps will know what to expect and won't tinker with or try to colour correct your film.
If you don't want the sprockets to appear on your pictures, then the camera comes with a small plastic frame mask that can be left inside the back of the camera to block them. This means that you'll simply get the panoramic snaps without the holes and numbering along the edge, and it'll probably take less time to develop them too.
The image size you'll get from the Sprocket Rocket is 72 x 33mm, or 72 x 24mm if you're using the frame mask. While the wide-angle 30mm lens lets you take cool, panoramic shots that are wider than conventional snaps, obviously that means that you won't get as many snaps from your film as you usually would. You should get around 18 shots on a normal 36-exposure film (we actually got 17 snaps from one of our test films and 21 from the other).
Sporting a hot shoe adaptor on the top of the chassis, the camera enables you to hook up a flash for shooting in low-lighting conditions. Be warned though, the flash only really works on fairly close-up shots, usually around 1-2m, depending on the flash you're using.
When you first load the film, you need to make sure that the white dot is visible in the film-stopping reference window on the top of the camera. If you want to take regular panoramic shots, without any multiple exposures, you can then use this as a reference - when winding on the film between snaps, you simply need to keep going until the white dot is visible again each time. Alternatively, you can experiment with double and multiple exposures, either by not winding the film on between two shots or by winding it backwards and forwards as much as you like before taking the next photo.
We found the Sprocket Rocket very easy to use - it was was comfortable to hold and the shutter release lever has a very satisfying click to it. Likewise, the winding motion is extremely smooth and pleasing to use. There doesn't seem to be anywhere to attach a camera strap - not a deal-breaker, but it could possibly be a camera-breaker if your new Sprocket Rocket slips from you hand. Although, hopefully that won't happen, as the textured finish provides plenty of grip for your sweaty mitts. Unlike a digital camera, the Sprocket Rocket, along with many other analogue models, will still let you take a picture, even if you haven't removed the lens cap - so make sure that you double check before you start or you could end up collecting a series of disappointingly blank snapshots.
There's no denying that the Sprocket Rocket is a beautifully designed camera and it's sure to appeal to analogue shutterbugs and newcomers alike. At £79, the camera isn't exactly cheap, but it's not prohibitively expensive either and it does offer some a host of innovative features, such as sprocket photography and panoramic shots, all in one place. It can be more expensive and time-consuming to get sprocket films processed and while you do have the option of using the film guard to block the sprockets from shot, this slightly defeats the point of the camera. It's important to highlight the fact that the results from the camera are excellent and there's a lot of scope for experimentation.
If you're already into analogue photography or you're thinking about giving it a try, then the Sprocket Rocket is unlikely to disappoint - unless you forget to remove the lens cap before you start shooting.


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Toughest playing field lies between the ears
Golfing great Arnold Palmer said: "My father always said to me, 'Remember, whatever game you play, 90 percent of success is from the shoulders up.'"
Palmer has never flaunted his success as a golfer or businessman. When I visited him a couple years ago in Latrobe, Pa., I learned that although he has won hundreds of trophies and awards, the only trophy in his office is a battered little cup that he got for his first professional win at the Canadian Open in 1955. There is also a framed plaque on the wall, which explains why he has been successful on and off the golf course. It reads:
If you think you are beaten, you are.
If you think you dare not, you don't.
If you'd like to win but think you can't,
It's almost certain you won't.
Life's battles don't always go
To the stronger or faster man,
But sooner or later, the man who wins
Is the man who thinks he can.
I later discovered that this was part of a longer poem written by C.W. Longenecker. It's all about mind over matter – mental toughness.
We often hear the term mental toughness from athletes, coaches and sports commentators, but it translates to all aspects of life, especially business. Mental toughness is persevering through difficult circumstances. It is conditioning your mind to think confidently and being able to overcome frustration.
Athletes must be in tip-top physical shape, but if they don't prepare themselves just as much mentally, they will never become champions.
Serena Williams, like other top tennis players, uses her mental strength to succeed. She uses power thoughts during her matches and reviews them on changeovers, which helps her focus and get her game back on track if necessary. Her thoughts include: "My good thoughts are powerful." "Hang on to the thought of what you want. Make it absolutely clear." "You are No. 1." "You are the best." "You will win."


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Not being disrespectful, but modern diesel engines, like the new Volvo and BMW engines, have been proven to be less polluting than equivalent petrol combustion engines, now I''m afraid I don't have the news story available to back that claim up.
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He is in an area where diesel can be had almost anywhere unlike in the US rual areas. I would say diesel as well.
Do you think you will run out of fuel on your journey?
If yes, diesel will be a PITA
Do you think your battery will die at any point ?
If yes, diesel will be a PITA, although not impossible to bump it doesn't do the engine any favours
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Also, since diesels generally get better mileage, there's less pollution from the production of it than gasoline since less is being used.
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That was a little unfair Hum, you're talking about a huge engine workhorse, diesel cars have miniscule engines compared to semis, artics, tractor trailers, and if well maintained, they can be clean, no engine is perfectly clean, and I do agree with you that diesel is a dirty fuel.
Apparently you've never noticed those big tractor-trailer trucks going down the highway.
The stink and smoke takes my breath away !
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1909 - Colored moving pictures demonstrated at Madison Square Garden, NYC
1913 - "Mona Lisa," stolen from Louvre Museum in 1911, recovered
1931 - Birthday – Rita Moreno, singer, dancer and actress (West Side Story)
1944 - Birthday – Brenda Lee, singer (I'm Sorry)
1951 - Joe DiMaggio announces his baseball retirement
1974 - Birthday – Rey Mysterio, American professional wrestler
2008 - Bernard Madoff arrested and charged with securities fraud in $50 billion Ponzi scheme
2008 - Bettie Page, American model (b. 1923) dies at 85
2009 - Tiger Woods announced an indefinite leave from professional golf to focus on his marriage
2010 - Good Charlotte frontman Joel Madden (31) weds fashion designer and actress Nicole Richie (30) at Beverly Hills, California
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Release Date: 11/19/2009
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1985's Peaches 'n Cream™ Barbie® doll is an especially cherished doll. The original box said "She's as pretty as a peach blossom!" Beautiful peach gown, stole, and opulent design made this doll a favorite.
Included in this package are a reproduction doll and reproduction fashion, 3 collector cards, and a reproduction booklet.
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Over the last 33 years, this writer has personally reviewed, touched and admired at least a few hundred thousand neat Chevys. Of them, only a handful were true '61 Impala Super Sports. Few enthusiasts today even remember that Chevrolet produced an Impala SS in '61. Offered in the spring of that year, only 453 Impala Super Sports were built. To order a Super Sport, a Chevrolet dealership had to order a whole bunch of different mandatory options, including a high-performance W-engine with a minimum of 305 hp. We estimate today that no more than 5- to 10-percent of the original 453 remain. That's roughly 22 to 45 cars worldwide.
Perhaps the very best example is this fully documented, two-owner SS owned and restored by Virginia's Tommy Nolen-himself a lifelong Chevy man.
This story begins in early '61 when Chester, Virginia's Goyne Chevrolet special ordered this vehicle. They checked off the long list of necessary options on the factory order sheet. Their engine selection was the Super Sport's base powerplant, a 305hp 348 with Carter AFB four-barrel carburetor. They also ordered a Borg-Warner T-10 four-speed transmission and a Positraction differential with a 3.70:1 axle ratio. Even the one-inch wide whitewall tires were another of the official Super Sport options which had to be ordered.
Soon after the car was delivered to the dealership in April '61, Petersburg, Virginia's Victor Hicks, a Korean War Air Force veteran-in his late 20s and a machinist by trade-stopped in with his '58 Chevy Impala sport coupe to inspect the new white '61 Super Sport sitting proudly on Goyne Chevrolet's showroom floor. For many years a fighter jet engine specialist, Hicks knew cool when he saw it. Finally, on May 26, a deal was struck and he had himself one of the neatest and (ultimately) most uncommon performance big Chevys ever created.
He and his '61 immediately became inseparable. He dated his girlfriend (soon-to-be-wife) Betty Lou in it. Because the '61 SS had an engine and exhaust tone like no other, Mrs. Hicks told us recently that she could always hear her husband coming from as far away as a few blocks. Back then she drove a '61 Galaxie, which was disposed of soon after their marriage. The Super Sport was now their official family car. After many years of trouble-free service and eons of fun, it was retired. Yes, a zillion people asked to buy it, but no, it was never for sale. Still a part of their family, it sat quietly in solitude resting in their barn.
Living in nearby Chester, Tommy Nolen had spent 30 years digging all of the great performance cars Chevrolet was known for. But the one Bow Tie Nolen always yearned for was a '61 Impala SS. His multi-decade search ended one day in '96 when he got a tip that such a car was still owned by its original owner and just 15 miles away. Nolen immediately drove to the location (the Hicks' residence) and knocked on their front door. After introducing himself to Victor Hicks, he asked, "Do you have a 1961 Impala Super Sport?" Hicks replied, "Yes, we do but it's not for sale."
"I had always planned to re-paint it and fix it up," Hicks told Super Chevy recently. As is often the case, however, that day never came. And Nolen was not about to just walk away. A friendship ensued. Soon, Nolen showed the Hicks family his personal '61 Chevy that he had recently restored to perfection.
We should mention here that Betty Lou loved the '61 Super Sport, and over a period of many years probably used it even more than her husband. For years, she drove it daily to and from her job. Finally, together, they decided that if they were going to sell their beloved Super Sport, it had to go to someone who would restore it and love it like they did.


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Page 396 Mr Shadwell pops the question, twice in fact, to Madame Tracy. Please, will someone explain what the bloody question was?
Thank you. I can now rest.
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Controverscial.Com wrote:The marks of a witch has often been confused with the Devil's mark and throughout history mistakenly used interchangeably. While both were indicative marks of a witch's supposed allegiance with the devil, their physical characteristics are quite different.
The witch's mark is generally described as a natural physical abnormality, most commonly in the form of an extra breast (polymastia) or extra nipple (polythelia), the latter being more common in men rather than in women and a phenomenon that occurs regularly in a small percentage of the population. On the other hand, the Devil's mark (stigmata diaboli) sometimes called a Devil's seal (sigillum diaboli) was commonly a scar, birthmark or other blemish on the skin.
During the witch hysteria of the 17th century such people as Matthew Hopkins the infamous Witch Finder General, plus others before and after him in their efforts to persecute witches, used the ignorance and fear of the general public to turn such natural phenomena to their own advantage. It soon became the case that any natural physical malformation, a wart, mole, spot, fleshy skin protuberance or discoloration of the skin would be taken as mark of a witch, and most particularly if it secreted liquid or blood. God forbid if you were found with a bleeding tumour, piles, ulcers or seeping boils.
In the early sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, particularly in England, it was presumed that any such protuberances or teats were used by a witch to suckle imps and familiars, 'the agents of the devil', and when found on a person it was taken as a sure sign and condemnation of witchcraft. Similarly, it was thought that the devil sealed his compact with witches by leaving them some mark of identification on the body, hidden in some secret place. Therefore, anyone found with unusual scaring, birthmarks or even tattoos were equally suspect and condemned. As a result, many innocent people were tried, found guilty of witchcraft and executed.
sharyn green wrote:I do thank all who so kindly relieved my angst by explaining the question Mr Shadwell 'popped' to Madam Tracy. Really, I thank you. What a shame I couldn't have worked it out for myself. Sadly, at this time I think I should own up to having a third nipple. Every child in my family had a third nipple. Just thought I'd throw that one in.
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Enchanted Evening® Barbie® Doll (Brunette)
It's a night to remember, as this Collector Edition Barbie® doll wears a reproduction of one of her most popular vintage fashions from 1961. A white, faux fur stole wraps around an icy pink satin strapless gown while a delicate rose accents her tiny waist. A slim skirt with long, draping train adds an extra measure of glamour. She wears opera length gloves, a demure faux pearl choker with matching earrings, and glittery open-toe transparent pumps. With her luminous blonde hair and nostalgic face she'll take you to a place and time that's sure to capture your heart.
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Steffano Montano, MAPT, is the Coordinator of Service Learning and an Instructor of Theology in the Department of Theology and Philosophy. Montano has served at Barry since 2009, beginning in the Office of Campus Ministry, where he served as Coordinator of the De Porres Center for Community Service. He has coordinated the Service-Learning goals and partnerships of the department since 2013, which include maintaining community partnerships that enable students to take part in service-learning and leading workshops with the department faculty on service-learning pedagogy.
Montano's other responsibilities include teaching Theology: Faith, Beliefs and Traditions (THE 201) in Barry's undergraduate division.
Montano earned a BA in Political Science from Florida International University and he also earned the MA in Practical Theology from Barry University.
"Peace and Justice," RCIA lecture, Barry University, 2013.
"Catholic Peace Building," Guest Lecturer, Sociology of Violence lecture, Barry University, 2012.
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Transilluminated Powered Phlebectomy, or TIPP, is a relatively new procedure developed for the permanent removal of varicose veins. The minimally invasive procedure uses light to accurately locate and target problematic veins, and then again to ensure the entire vein has been completely removed.
Prior to the transilluminated powered phlebectomy procedure, your specialist will clearly mark the veins using a special pen and a light anesthetic or sedative will be administered. Transilluminated powered phlebectomy is minimally invasive and uses two small incisions. A special cannula, or hollow tube, with a lighted tip is inserted through the first incision. The cannula helps the specialist visualize the vein to be treated, and also allows administration of a special fluid to loosen the vein and provide additional anesthesia to the treatment area. A second cannula is inserted in the second small incision. This cannula cuts the vein into smaller sections which can then be easily suctioned out of the body through the same incision.
The transilluminated powered phlebectomy procedure does not require stitches, and generally takes about a half hour to perform. Following the procedure, your specialist will provide you with compression stockings which must be worn for one or two weeks after the procedure, to aid in healing. In the days following the procedure, you may have some slight swelling, bruising or discoloration which will resolve in a few days.
Patients are encouraged to resume most regular activities immediately following the transilluminated powered phlebectomy procedure to help with circulation and healing. Heavy lifting and strenuous exercise may be avoided for two weeks following the procedure.
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text: Crime is a global phenomenon. From the most highly developed states to the least developed ones, crime represents a significant threat to social well-being. And because of its ubiquity, unsavoriness, and harmful qualities, criminal activity has the distinction of being a social event that is often blamed on the individuals who live on the fringes of a society. For immigrants, this tendency to place the blame of crime on the less well-off members of a society is particularly dangerous since they often find themselves occupying some of the lowest rungs on a nation's social ladder. Unsurprisingly, the consequences of criminal allegations against immigrants are likely to be severe; such allegations are also likely to reinforce the strong and enduring belief found in many countries that immigrants bring with them high criminal propensities (Citrin and Sides 2008; Ousey and Kubrin 2009). (more…)


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Film Review: 'April and the Extraordinary World'
In the heart of Paris, a repurposed monastery known as the Musee des Arts et Metiers serves as a technological shrine to human innovation, where school kids marvel at all manner of inventions.Variety
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An ironic pink heart dots the 'i' in troubled-teen tale "The Violators" — perhaps the sole playful touch in this stern, striking debut from British novelist-turned-helmer Helen Walsh.Variety
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Greg Daws, IBM Australia, shares his Corporate Service Corps (CSC) Team India 17 experience by enjoying the culture around India and visiting the places in Indore. Greg and his team were charged with helping the Labour Commission to address some of the issues faced in that society.
If you would like to read more about the program, visit http://www.ibm.com/ibm/responsibility/corporateservicecorps/
As a current or former IBMer, have you ever taken part in a Corporate Service Corps assignment? What was it like? Tell us about your own experience below.


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|Chef Shaya Klechevsky - Re-Visited!
We welcome back Chef Shaya Klechevsky, our very first featured spotlight guest. Chef Shaya has had a successful year...
He has expanded his company, At Your Palate, and now has three new chefs on his team, "one of which is a raw vegan, or no-cook vegan chef who does some really inspiring work."
Chef Shaya was recently invited to do a Kosher demonstration for students and alumni of New York's French Culinary Institute. He presented a brief lecture on the basics of the laws of kashruth and then a demo "kosher conversion" on a pork chop/green peppercorn cream sauce recipe. He converted it to a roasted veal chop with a green peppercorn faux "cream sauce".
How did he do it? He substituted veal for the pork, Earth Balance margarine for the butter and created his own parve soy cream by combining half a block of extra firm tofu with a half cup of parve soy milk. He blended it on high until it completely emulsified and reached a nice rich texture. It was a huge hit and everyone felt that the kosher recipe tasted almost exactly like the original.
Chef Shaya continues to enjoy holding classes at both the JCC in Manhattan and in the Greater Five Towns.
In addition to his "kosher conversion" veal chop recipe, Chef Shaya Klechevsky has developed two special entrée recipes for KosherEye readers − New Years Brisket and Mustard-Crusted Roasted Chicken. Start the meal with his recipe for Chicken Live Paté – this is not your Grandmother's chopped chicken liver! KosherEye has created a New Year Shabbos dinner menu (recipes included) to complement his extraordinary creations.
KosherEye's New Year Shabbos Dinner Menu
Crab Cakes – or– Chicken Liver Paté
New Years Brisket
Celery Root, Roasted Garlic Mashed Potatoes – or – Quinoa Pilaf
Flourless Chocolate Cake – or – Crème de Menthe Pie
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Red Wines:
Goose Bay, Pinot Noir, 2009: Low tannins, lots of bright fruit which includes strawberries, blackberries and raspberries along with a nice touch of spiciness make this an easy drinking and good pairing wine. On the lighter side of wines.
White Wines:
Dalton Reserve, Viognier, 2009: Fermented with natural occurring yeasts, this wine is medium bodied with characteristically true peach and apricot flavors on the delightful nose. Blooming flowers, honey and green apples combine to make this a delicious wine that is rounded out by a long luxurious finish.
Please read our original feature – Chef Shaya Klechevsky, Healthy, Kosher, Gourmet! Visit Chef Shaya at his website, At Your Palate.


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Continuing the Commission's drive to be a data-driven agency, three bureaus initiated a "zero-baseline" examination of their data practices. The Wireline Competition Bureau, the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau, and the Media Bureau released a public notice seeking public comment, proposals and recommendations relating to their collection, use and dissemination of data. An important goal of the "zero-baseline" data review is to eliminate unnecessary data collection while ensuring that the FCC has the information needed for sound analysis and policy making.
The public notices released by the three bureaus request comment on specific aspects of this data review, and include a working inventory of data items to help facilitate comments.
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Jon Jones vs. Glover Teixeira set for April 26 at UFC 172 in Baltimore
Jones (19-1 MMA, 13-1 UFC) will meet Glover Teixeira (22-2 MMA, 5-0 UFC) at UFC 172 on April 26 at Baltimore Arena in Maryland. The pay-per-view event will be the UFCs first visit to the city and state.
UFC officials made the announcement on Friday, citing an original report from the Baltimore Sun.
The fight has had several dates and locations, but now finally has a firm one locked in. The show originally was announced for the UFC 169 main event next month on Super Bowl weekend. Then it moved to UFC 170 in Las Vegas, three weeks later. Then it found a spot at the top of the bill of UFC 171 in March in Dallas. But Johny Hendricks-Robbie Lawler took that spot, pushing Jones-Teixeira to later in the spring.
A month ago, Jones brother, Baltimore Ravens defensive end Arthur Jones, tweeted that he was excited his brother would be fighting in Baltimore on April 26. But that date remained merely a rumor until Fridays official announcement.


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Our Planet, Our Stuff, Our Choice Video Competition
Video Contest Winners
The stuff you use every day affects your environment, your community, and your planet. EPA sponsored a video competition to raise awareness of the connection between the environment and the "stuff" people use, consume, recycle, and throw away.
We asked you to share your ideas about recycling, waste reduction, composting and reducing consumption, and over 250 people responded by creating videos to help motivate and inspire others to take action. We have selected 10 entries we think best demonstrate how individuals can make a difference in protecting the environment in their own community.
The top 10 entries are available on EPA's YouTube Channel. We encourage you to share them freely. Link to them and pass them on to friends, family and colleagues. Download them and take them into classrooms and meetings. This video contest has allowed the creativity of the American public to deliver a more meaningful environmental message. After all, it's our planet, our stuff, our choice.
Winners Announced
EPA is announcing the winners in the Our Planet, Our Stuff, Our Choice video competition. Check out the winners on EPA's YouTube contest site :
First Place
The Power of Recycling
Chris Thornberry
Carmel, Indiana
Second Place
Don't Kill Bears
Tyler Polich
Eugene, Oregon
Third Place
Save Tha Planet
Scott O'Lone
Mason, Ohio
Student Winners
Keep the World Beautiful
Kelsey's 3Rs
Honorable Mention
Billy and the 3 R's!
David Lowry
Bettendorf, Iowa
Reduce Reuse Reduce
Jason Keith Andre
Wilmington, North Carolina
We Recycle (video no longer available)
Tyler Larson
Logan, Utah
Where Have All The Cans Gone?
Scott Denfield
Edina, Minnesota
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Patient Lodging Programs
Getting the best care sometimes means cancer patients must travel away from home. This can place an extra emotional and financial burden on patients and caregivers during an already challenging time. The American Cancer Society is trying to make this difficult situation easier for both cancer patients and their families through Hope Lodge and our Hotel Partners Program.


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I got a lot of heat for my first ever blog and, I'll probably gets some more heat on this one too, but I don't care because thats what a blog is, I'm surpose to tell you what I think and that is exactly what I'm going to do.
As I remember watching Raw and Smackdown in the early 2000's I didn't think Brock Lesnar was good. First of all the worst match that I ever saw was a Brock Lesnar
This is my first blog and, I'm going to be real with you guys and, give my exact opinion. The Rock should have lost to John Cena clean.The reason why is simple The Rock should have did for Cena what Hogan did for the Rock.
Hogan was a full time wrestler at the time Rock beat him, and Rock is only part time for now. How I look at it is a part time wrestler just beat the face of the company.


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The Booth of Truth*Sagittarius Blue and Pisces Pink are back in the Booth decked in casual gear - Sagittarius with his favorite blue shades on while enjoying a blueberry slushie, and Pisces with her pink shades on while enjoying a strawberry and chocolate sundae. The song "Head Bussa" by Lil Scrappy is playing.*
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Sagittarius Blue: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome once again to another edition of the Booth of Truth - your weekly dose of realness for those of you who feel this, and a reason for the haters to curse our names later! I am your host, Sagittarius Blue, The Classic City Saint, The Unconventional One -
Pisces Pink: And I'm your co-host, Pisces Pink, Miss Babygirl Bigg, aka Miss Head Bitch In Charge -
Sagittarius Blue: And we just came from the ice cream shop *holds up his slushie* because we need to stay cool up in here 'cuz the Booth is always on fire! But you already knew that, folks - so let's get to it and rap about what went down on this past Chaos...
Pisces Pink: Ay babe, turn that shit up!
Sagittarius Blue: What?
Pisces Pink: Lil Scrappy! He my ninja!
Sagittarius Blue: Sweetie, we're trying to -
Pisces Pink: TURN MY SHIT UP.
*Sagittarius meekly raises the volume just a bit. Pisces goes back to sugar sweet mode now that "Head Bussa" is playing louder. She's really jamming out.*
Sagittarius Blue: Anyway, so the first thing we're gonna crack into - the Blackout Championship. So we got a new title belt in IWA - which is great, gives me another strap to set my sights on, fine and good... but I mean, Smokes, I gotta ask... where did the idea for that come from? Did you come up with that from all the times somebody kept cutting the lights over the last few weeks?
Pisces Pink: Know what I think?
Sagittarius Blue: What's that, Pisces?
Pisces Pink: They bein' racist.
*The music halts with a sound effect like the record being stopped. Sagittarius looks over at Pisces like...
Pisces Pink: Look at it. Black. Out. Muhfuckas tryna be slick. Need to get some Affirmative Action on that shit, boo-boo!
Sagittarius Blue: Pisces, sweetie... stop trying to get us cancelled.
Pisces Pink: What?
Sagittarius Blue: Anyway, another subject on the table - Brock Edwards. Oh, I know, he's going by... what the fuck is it now? No, seriously, what the fuck is it now?
Pisces Pink: Don't look at me, I wasn't paying attention to that part...
Sagittarius Blue: Me neither - all I was thinking about was "Hey, I kicked that shmuck in his shit a few weeks ago!" All I really know now is Brock killed himself and is now a zombie with no sense of self shuffling around and waiting to be buried... again.
Pisces Pink: Well, boo, I got an issue to get off my chest... I'm STILL not on Chaos! Man that's some BULLSHIT. And meanwhile, you got Vivica parading around - still parading around with the Vanity belt, still eating crazy pills like fucking candy, still getting double teamed by Black Blooded till she's bloody and black - and I don't get any TV time! *slams the desk* MAN FUCK DAT SHIT BRUH! Whoever runnin dat show need to recognize RIGHT THE FUCK NOW that I'm as real as it gets - let me in there at Vivica and Ima WAKE DAT BITCH THE FUCK UP, GUARANTEED!
Sagittarius Blue: You know what, I agree. Said it last time, I'll say it again - Vivica...
Sagittarius Blue: And talk about ass beatings... though this one was entirely unwarranted... what the fuck is up, Kyojin?!? You fucking destroyed Jman!!! I understand, you're upset, you lost your title to Smyth (we'll get to that cuntsack in a minute) and you take it out on J? I mean, WHAT THE FUCK?
Sagittarius Blue: Or an even better question for you, Kyo - were you planning this? I mean, I wrestled you before. I saw into your eyes, man... you are better than this. Or should be... I think you're just using this little bullshit reason of yours as a cover for your stupid little "heel turn" so you can be a bastard. I mean, it makes sense - you're good at damn near everything... so why not be good at being bad, huh? Get the fuck over it. Everybody loses at some point. Just calm down, change your tampon, talk to your gynecologist and GET THE FUCK OVER IT.
Sagittarius Blue: Matter of fact *takes a sip of his slushie* I'd like to take this moment to address another person who needs to straighten their bra... SMYTH! What the fucking hell, yo? Are you asking for a beating or what? You fucking cost me the match in the qualifier for number one contender to the Endurance Championship! And for what? For waking your frail ass up? Bitch, if you got mad about that little slap I gave you to wake up, I should've slapped you the way you really fucking deserve it -
Sagittarius Blue *pointing at the camera*: Smyth, I will raise my hand unto you and strike you in your English face with the fury of a thousand storms at their zenith. The handprint I leave on you will be a thing of legend. Keep playing games with me, Smyth -
Pisces Pink: Baby, STOP! *grabs Sagittarius to stop him from going beserk and destroying the camera*
Sagittarius Blue: I'M COOL. Man, cut the camera. I'm fucking done, man... End segment. Sagittarius out.
Pisces Pink *looking into the camera*: And Vivi, boo-boo... remember - fucking your uncle and daddy is incest. TRAMPY ASS BITCH. Pisces out.
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The liberal media may be in a funk. MSNBC is getting some of its worst ratings in years, and Digby tells us that liberal blogs have experienced serious declines in traffic since the election as well. So why might this be happening?
There are two answers, neither of which would give you much solace if your job depended on raising TV ratings or bringing in more ad revenue for your web site. The first is that outside events, in the form of the natural ebb and flow of the political world, have conspired against the liberal media. The second is that the model—liberals talking about politics—is affected by that ebb and flow in a way conservative media aren't.
Let's take a quick look at the last decade or so in the life of liberalism. If we go back to the early stages of the Bush administration, we see liberals getting riled up just at a time when the Internet as a source of news and political engagement began to come of age. George Bush started an insane war in 2003, then there was an election in 2004. Then there was an extraordinary amount of ferment on the left as the direction of the Democratic party and progressivism itself was being argued over. Then there was an economic crisis and another election. Then in the first couple of years of the Obama administration, there were hugely consequential policy battles over economic stimulus and health-care reform. Then you had the rise of a political movement made up of fascinatingly, terrifyingly crazy people, and then another presidential election. All that happened without much pause, ten solid years of important political events that had liberals alternately excited and angered. When people are excited and angered, they read more and watch more. And so liberal media thrived across many platforms, and MSNBC, which had once given shows to the likes of Tucker Carlson, Pat Buchanan, Michael Savage, and Alan Keyes, made a decision that stepping in the direction of becoming a left version of Fox News could be good business.
But look where we are now. The policy arguments we're having don't seem as earthshaking. Enough has happened that liberals' ideas about President Obama are complex and ambivalent. The next election seems a long way off. Republicans have succeeded in ginning up some faux-scandals, but none of them seems a real threat to the president, so they don't look worth getting too worked up over. So is it any surprise that liberals don't feel the need to read 20 blogs a day and watch five hours of cable news?
Furthermore, liberal media just aren't built to be sustainable through any political environment the way conservative media are. Look at Fox News, which continues to lead its competitors in the ratings, and probably always will. The reason is that there is a symbiosis between the network's perspective and its viewers' predilections. If you watch Fox (or listen to conservative talk radio, for that matter) you'll hear each and every day that the grand battle is going on right now, no matter what may actually be happening. You thought the election was the critical moment, my friend? Nay. The crisis has only grown since then. The fate of everything you hold dear is about to be decided. The crisis is at hand. Catastrophe is upon us if we don't stop the liberals. Thus it is today, just as it was yesterday, and just as it will be tomorrow. Every liberal proposal is the End of Freedom, every liberal politician the most terrifying villain America has ever seen.
Fox's continued success is a testament to the fact that anger is what keeps their audience coming back. As Palpatine says to Anakin, "I can feel your anger. It gives you focus. Makes you stronger." If anger wasn't attractive to them, they wouldn't keep watching. Liberals look at shows like Bill O'Reilly's or Sean Hannity's and wonder how a person could possibly enjoy all that rage and contempt, night after night after night. But they do. As Alex Pareene says, "do you know who watches cable news all day? And at prime time? When there's not an election on, or a war, or some terrorism? Older conservative people." For them, it's always the eleventh hour.
But what is the grand battle in which liberals are now engaged? For the first time in a decade, there isn't one. Sure, you can make a reasonable case that the next three years are going to be decisive for the liberal project. But it doesn't feel that urgent to liberals. They may find a thoughtful discussion of economic inequality moderated by Chris Hayes to be interesting, but if they miss it, it won't seem like that big a deal. So at least some of them are tuning out.
Thu, 2013-05-30 20:01
"But what is the grand battle in which liberals are now engaged? For the first time in a decade, there isn't one."
This sums up the pathetic state of liberalism. I strongly disagree with your statement that "it doesn't feel that urgent to liberals."
Many of the liberals I speak to tell me, "Something feels wrong. I don't quite know what it is. Things are supposed to be getting better, but I can't seem to feel sure that they are."
One told me, "It's as if I feel like I need to walk with a limp even though I don't know if anything is wrong with my leg. But I feel like I need to limp just in case."
The reason they feel this way is because things are NOT really getting better. We are in an anemically weak recovery phase of the short-term business cycle. But this short-term business cycle is taking place within a LONG-TERM DEPRESSION (which is one reason the recovery is so weak). And when the business cycle heads downward again, as business cycles always eventually do, things will be even worse.
As always there are some liberals who are so wealthy that they are not all that bothered by this, but there are many, many others who are. And for many of them it is subconscious because they aren't sure what's going on. The cheerleading Obamatons in the liberal sectors of the media keep telling them the recovery is accerating. "All is well! All is well!"
There are plenty of reasons for liberals to be just as angry as the right wing, in fact more. Not the kind of anger warped for the evil puposes of the Dark Side, but the kind of righteous anger social movements have always needed for people to unite in positive social action. While the agenda of the Repulican right must continue to be vilified, people also need to be informed of the lack of decisive action by Obama and the top Democratic leadership to bring about the kind of progressive economic restructuring called for by Prospect editors Kuttner and Reich, as well as Wake Forest's David Coates, CEPR's Dean Baker and others. We are in the throes of depression resulting from decline of the neoliberal economics of the past generation. We will not come out of this depression until we consolidate a new structure, hopefully one much more favorable to the interests of working people than the structure that gained ascendancy at the end of the 1970s.
The American people, including America's liberals, need to hear what we need and they need to hear that it's not happening yet. If the "liberal media" won't tell them due to fear of sustained criticism of "our" president and "our" party, it make sense that uneasy liberals would start to tune that media out.
Fri, 2013-05-31 12:37
The problem with the "liberal media" is that it's too often close to "lame stream media" in ways that Sarah Palin can't comprehend. On MSNBC for example, it's not "liberal media", but "conventional wisdom Beltway media", a major difference. They accepted the idea of deficit reduction, etc., talking of "compromise" with the Republicans without ever challenging what that would mean. They will NEVER say that for the Republican Party, "compromise" is reduced to "you give in to us". They never sufficiently challenge the other side, vainly hoping that somehow the better angels will appeal to them for the good of the country. No chance of that. They're not interested.
MSNBC among others is championing the rise in the stock market far more than they are pounding the lecture on behalf of employment and to castigate the Republican Party for essentially performing dereliction of duty in refusing to govern.
Fri, 2013-05-31 15:04
I draw a line between liberals and progressives, liberals evaluating all aspects of the situation which make absolute black/white pronouncements impossible, while progressives are the counterpoint to conservatives with one's white being the other's black.
To a liberal, corporations are merely creatures of the individuals they represent operating within the laws of society - We the People. To the progressives, the corporations are simply evil.
To a liberal, We the People create the laws. To the progressives, nearly all laws are created by evil people because every law has some flaw. Of course, conservatives consider all laws that apply to themselves evil, but object to the lack of laws dictating behavior to liberals and progressives who are evil.
Conservatives will devote everything to winning the legislatures to control the laws, engaging in the perpetual campaign to shape the candidates to hew a rigid idolatry.
Progressive seek to elect a benevolent dictator, and when that fails, they proclaim voting never works because corporation bought the elections, the politicians, or stole the elections. The result is tens of millions of people never voting while the conservatives are getting out every vote they can in every election, even for dog catcher because a liberal dog catcher might enforce the law uniformly instead of just against liberals.
No Democrat in Congress pays attention to the left media because they are on the side of conservatives, attacking everything Democrats manage to accomplish and advocating voting for anybody but Democrats.
After all, when voters elect Republicans, progressives consider that a mandate for progressive policies, ignoring the total reversal of policy stances from the Republicans of the 19th century to their current policies.
The only message that the "liberal media" can offer than makes sense is that it is critical to vote in every election and get everyone you know to vote as well, because only by We the People voting over and over in every election for a few decades can we get a liberal government that serves all of We the People.
Mon, 2013-06-03 17:54
So much straw in this comment it should be declared a fire hazard. I don't even know where to begin with it so I'll just remind you that 10 years ago most of the "sensible liberals" supported the Iraq invasion while the people you label "progressive" derisively did not. 'Nuff said.
Fri, 2013-05-31 06:57
Waldman would do well to be a bit more empirical in his methodology, and less impressionistic. Let's look at TPM's front page for some data. Friday morning, May 31, 2013: There are pictures of Rob Ford, Bush, Romney, Erickson, Schlafly, Beck, Cuccinelli, and (let's be fair) Obama (2) along with a Fox News clip featuring one of their blonde newsreaders. This provides a lovely panorama of the content of the liberal media: the antics of the right. Now why would anyone get tired of that?
People have tired of the liberal media because liberalism barely exists. There is one prominent, forceful liberal columnist pushing liberal ideas in the major corporate media. Obama cannot point to a single truly liberal accomplishment and looks to Republicans (upstanding, of course) or to former Republicans ("independents") like Geithner for major positions. He and his fellow Democrats have blocked liberal access to power more effectively than any of his Republican counterparts possibly could.
"Nothing will come of nothing," someone once remarked, rather inaccurately. But it will take a big bang to put content back into the American 'left'.
Fri, 2013-05-31 17:05
Obama has merely followed the voters to the right because the president is the president of ALL of We the People.
When conservatives reject their own policies because Obama gets Democrats to vote for them and make them law, it is clear voters do not care anything about principles of any stripe, but are simply rejecting Obama, Democrats, and even traditional Republicans like Bob Dole, Olympia Snowe, Ronald Reagan, and even Newt Gingrich. Who needs to be liberal or conservatives when voters have made it all about being anti-Obama. Not even progressives will support Obama getting anything done, but only demand nothing be done because nothing that can possibly pass will ever satisfy them, and they will boycott the next election.
Mon, 2013-06-03 18:00
How many times does "liberals sat out the 2010 election" have to be debunked for you guys to stop repeating it and using it to preemptively blame us for possible 2014 losses? If you actually bothered to look at exit polls from 2006 to 2010 you will see that self-identified liberal turnout remained constant while conservatives increased and moderates dropped substantially. It was the moderates who screwed us in 2010, after the Dems went to all that trouble to be all bipartisan for them.
Fri, 2013-05-31 07:47
I spent over a decade working DC in the liberal media , and let me tell you the real problem is stupidity. It was amazingly stupid for twits like this who attacked the Clinton's and their supporters so visually in 2007 and 2008 and demand that we choose a incredibly unqualified and inexperienced nominee over the Clinton's simply because it was a cooler choice
I stopped reading this article when this kook dismissed Obama's latest troubles as faux scandals. Can one even be more moronic than the author of this piece?
Fri, 2013-05-31 17:17
Yep, and Clintoncare has been a real success at providing health care access to just about every US resident for the past two decades, and the Clinton consumer protection agency ensured not home owners have been defraud by any banks for two decade, and student loans have not been a growing burden for the past two decades because Clinton addressed the crisis in college costs and affordability,...
I guess competency is defined by a perfect record of no legislation the liberal media objects to. Bill and Hillary, the two for one, have a perfect record of no legacy of compromised progressive legislation by getting nothing done that last more than two years - the 8 years of pain the Clinton's endured to balance the budget were wiped away in two years by the fiscal conservatives in the Bush administration.
Clearly, the Clinton's needed to be inexperienced and incompetent to have left a mark beyond memories of how much better it was in the 90s.
Fri, 2013-05-31 07:47
Liberals have already won! Our nation has been reduced to the level of Gulliver being totally hamstrung on the DC beach by regulatory Lilliputians. I mean, seriously, is there any aspect of our lives for which someone in Washington has not yet written a regulation? And is there any prospect whatsoever that any of the gazzilion Federal Regulations will ever be rescinded. TS Elliot was wrong... we shall not go out with a whimper... because we are strangling ourselves to death.
Fri, 2013-05-31 08:50
Faux scandals? Why can't this country quit being so partisan that when there guy clearly does wrong it's wrong. What if a Republican comes in next and does the same -or even worse- with the IRS and media? There would be howls and gnashing of teeth from the left -and rightfully so!
What the IRS did is downright scary! Why did the IRS Chief visit the White House more than ANY cabinet member? Seriously, what was he doing there??? This isn't about if you like the Tea Party or not. This is about the US not being a third world despot of a country.
If you repeat a lie long enough it becomes truth.
Russ in OR
Fri, 2013-05-31 10:31
"Liberals look at shows like Bill O'Reilly's or Sean Hannity's and wonder how a person could possibly enjoy all that rage and contempt, night after night after night. But they do."
How have you succeeded in your business without ever hearing of Keith Olbermann, Chris Matthews, and Rachel Maddow?
Fri, 2013-05-31 12:31
Fri, 2013-05-31 12:48
Fri, 2013-05-31 13:32
Liberals are too busy working and making things to spend time like the Republican base of takers who depend on their Social Security and Medicare to pay their cable bill, heat and cool their houses, and let them sit all day watching Fox News.
Google employees are too busy inventing new things, and in their spare time help the Obama campaign, to watch any TV, whether Fox or MSNBC. But Google makes more money from the conservative bloggers and angry conservative readers in ad revenues than the conservative bloggers, so liberals are happy to keep them angry and spending their big government liberal entitlements.
Fri, 2013-05-31 14:27
Mr Waldman - I liked your early paragraphs on the rise of liberal media but I would argue that the failure of Air America does not fit your narrative. It rose during a period where it should have excelled and it did not while the reconstituted "Move Forward" MSNBC, HuffPo and other organs did.
But that is not why I am writing, I would like to offer another reason, one that may not have occurred to you OR one you "get" but choose to ignore. What if liberal media is suffering because its base in starting to understand some of what the "Dark Side" has said for years has indeed been correct - that the Media has been carrying water (and flour and salt) for the President, his Administration and the Democrats and ignoring narrative-jarring information?
What if, the average liberal media consumer has known this, even at a sub-conscious level, and is now feeling some sort of intellectual guilt about being complicit in this? By supporting such venues, they have participated in this skewing of the facts and events which was fun for awhile, but now it shown for what it is?
What if the emerging details of Obamacare are starting to worry or even scare liberals as much as it has those to the right of center? Who has been more correct in their pre-Obamacare rhetoric, the right or the left? Maybe, viewers are starting to realize that they were played as dupes and regularly lied to by those pushing Obamacare. Seriously, who has been more correct on the ACA, Maddow or Beck? O'Donnell or Malkin? Even the private sector unions are waking up to the fact that they were played as useful idiots.
Gitmo anyone? Drones?
How about Benghazi and the wag the dog nature of "that video"?
Listen, while you seem to question the intelligence of the consumers of Fox and right-leaning talk radio, I do not question the intelligence of most liberals. What I see happening is perfectly understandable = Fool me once, shame on me. Fool me twice, shame on you.
Mr. Walman, your own bias just might be preventing you from seeing that the liberal media's genetic embedded bias is what has poisoned its own waters and repelled those ideologically prediposed to prefer its taste.
BTW, you seem to fail to mention that Fox, CNN and CNN Headline News are all seeing gains in viewership, including among the key demos. Has it not occurred to you that the former MSNBC viewers are hitting a different channel combination on their remotes?
Fri, 2013-05-31 15:10
Reality - That is one of the scary things about Waldman's article - if the liberals are abandonning MSNBC and the left-of-center blogs, where are they getting their information? Have Jon Stewart, Colbert and Maher seen pops in their viewship? Scares me to think so but then again, if they are abandoning and not replacing, a good cleanse might be good for all......
Sat, 2013-06-01 20:45
Sat, 2013-06-01 22:03
Since there is only the minutest difference between the Bush and the Obama admnistration, manifested most dramatically at once with his retention of the same national security and economic teams, and continuing in the same way in his second term, whatever American liberalism may be certainly does not have a hero in Obama. This unhappy truth gradually sinks in even to the most simple-minded - and takes the wind out of their false sails of hope. The internecine squabbles among the power factions, no matter what their denomination, is precisly for that - a bit more power.
Sun, 2013-06-02 01:18
MSNBC is getting poor ratings because they recycle the same stories in virtually every show, just like Fox News. If they want to keep viewers tuned to their channel, they will need to vary their content, so the audience does not get the idea that they are being talked to in a condescending repetitive way.
As for The American Prospect, it refuses to provide articles that are short enough to be reprinted in daily newspapers. Its daily bulletins, on the other hand, are not long enough to be reprinted as editorial commentaries. You need a happy medium so other people will reprint you.
Sun, 2013-06-02 14:43
It's all just that they don't dig Ram Dass. :-D You know what I mean. Rejecting the master saints results in bad shit. Bhagavan Nityananda of Ganeshpuri by Swami Muktananda is my latest revelation of this truth. In it Muktananda tells us how a village rejected Nityananda and suffered for it. The right uses a passion for it's religious belief, it's morals and conventional culture. That has to be the aim where the liberal left has succeeded already in at least securing the White House and Senate. We don't claim the House of Representatives and what is that analogous to in the parliamentary system? Just looking for a word for us to relate to, the House of Commons. It's always hard for me to hear that a liberal left person doesn't meditate or have some alternative religious belief such as in a perfect master or other version of the life of Christ. The satellite is full of Christian right networks for right leaning politicos to lean on. Hell, with a satellite connection the right can just sit in front of its TV all week and never hear a dissenting word. Reinforced by the 2000 year old alleged version of Jesus Christ. Meditate, turn within. Bob Dylan sings, "strengthen the things that remain," and I think that applies. We could just be carnivored and prayed for into non-existence. One thing leads to another, doesn't it?
Sun, 2013-06-02 16:17
I think what's happening is that for the time-being, progressives have given up on convincing right-wingers of anything. The discussions and debates are just not worth the time or trouble, because we're dealing with wildly deceived/disoriented people on the right. They may as well be zombies.
What's happening is progressives joining causes to convince "the middle" with reason and facts on various troubling, REAL issues of the day. The middle is ultimately the ones who steer this country, and if you treat them with respect and useful knowledge about issues, they will gradually respond. Meanwhile, conservatives are increasingly giving up on this middle.
Jeff Blanks
Sun, 2013-06-02 20:50
Democratic Party politicians have long been trying to "reach out to the middle". The problem is that they define "the middle" as "voters who were once moderates but have since been won over by the Reagan GOP", so they wind up "reaching out to the middle" by adopting conservative policies, not explaining why liberalism is better for moderates than conservatism. They (and lots of liberals, too) think they've somehow lost that argument permanently. Not very smart, but there you go.
Conservatives, OTOH, can afford to give up on the middle--they can just use their money and power and media machine.
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