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I originally post this in "How-To and Troubleshooting" but realized that it is really a theme and CSS question and moved it here.
I have limited knowledge of CSS but I am eager to learn more. I have managed to get a lot done on my site but on some occasions I really hit the wall, this is one of them. I seem to be most lacking in structural knowledge but get some of the local stuff.
I have been trying to refine the design of how my block quotes appear in my site. Here is how it looks now... Block Quote visual sample.
There are 3 things I am trying to add:
1. I would like the body text above and below to flow past the quote, in this case to the left.
2. I have and end quote graphic to put at end but do not understand how to get it on the other side, to the right of quote.
3. I would like the block quote text to wrap around the quote graphics, instead of simple being at each side, if possible.
I have the code snippet that styles the blockquote in Pastebin
Blockquote code snippet used for example
esmi stated in the former post, "We need to see example blockquotes on your site. CSS and code out of context isn't of much use." But did not get back to me on clarification of what more was needed to answer question. If more is needed, please let me know.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) -- Public school students in Cambridge,
Mass., return to class today after getting Monday off for Eid al-Adha, the Muslim holiday also known as the Festival of Sacrifice.
The Cambridge school system is believed to be the first in
Massachusetts to give all students a day off for a Muslim holiday.
The day off was approved by the school committee last year because of the district's sizeable Muslim population.
Superintendent Jeffrey Young told The Boston Globe that honoring
the holiday is in line with the district's values of "inclusion and respect."
School committee member Marc McGovern says he got some criticism and even threats when he approved the holiday.
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Capcom hope for high Resident Evil Revelations HD sales
Capcom has revealed sales projections for its upcoming titles, and has hopes for the big-screen port of Resident Evil Revelations that match expectations for Lost Planet 3, an all-new game.
The company revealed that it expects Resident Evil Revelations HD and Lost Planet 3 to both achieve sales of 1.3 million each worldwide by the end of March 2014 as part of its fiscal year end results. Revelations HD is an improved port of the early 3DS title, and is out later this month.
Monster Hunter 4 was given a robust sales estimate of 2.8 million, and is due out this year. Those numbers mark Capcom continuing to push for growth of the unforgiving Action RPG series.
Capcom also mentioned Ace Attorney 5 and Sengoku Basara 4 as major Japanese titles – but didn't mention if either would come West. Thanks, Siliconera.
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About CSCA
The Central States Communication Association Executive Committee consists of ten members:
- President
- First Vice President
- Second Vice President
- Executive Director
- Chair of the Finance Committee
- Two Members at Large
- Chair of the States Advisory Council
- Editor of Communication Studies
Executive Committee
Shawn Wahl
Missouri State University
901 S. National Ave
Dept of Communication
Springfield, MO 65897
Blair Thompson
First Vice President
Western Kentucky University
Department of Communication
1906 College Heights Blvd
Bowling Green, KY 42101
Amy Aldridge Sanford
Second Vice President
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi, TX
David T. McMahan
Immediate Past President
Missouri Western State University
Communication Studies & Theater Department
4525 Downs Drive
Saint Joseph, MO 64507-2246
(816) 271-4510
Jimmie Manning
Executive Director
207 Watson Hall
Communication Department
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb, IL 60115
Kenneth A. Lachlan
Editor, Communication Studies
Department of Communication
University of Connecticut - Unit 1259
Storrs, CT 06269-1259
(860) 486-6689 (office)
Jeffrey T. Child
Finance Committee Chair
Kent State University
School of Communication Studies
PO Box 5190
Kent, OH 44242
(330) 672-1224 (office)
Randy K. Dillon
States Advisory Council Chair
Missouri State University
Department of Communication
901 S National Ave
Springfield, MO 65897
(417) 836-4986 (office)
Andrew M. Ledbetter
Member at Large
Texas Christian University
Department of Communication Studies
Fort Worth, TX 76129
(817) 257-4524 (office)
Donna Pawlowski
Member at Large
Bemidji State University
Department of Speech Communication
1500 Birchmont Drive NE #23
Bemidji, MN 56601-2699
(218) 755-2487 (office)
Cooper Award Committee
The Cooper Award is named after former CSCA President Pamela J. Cooper and is presented to one M.A. level graduate teaching assistant and one Ph.D. level graduate teaching assistant. At the annual convention, the recipients receive a $50 cash award and a certificate.
2015-2016 Committee Members:
Chair: Stephanie Young, University of Southern Indiana
Vice Chair: Stacy Tye-Williams, Iowa State University
Jessica Kratzer, Middle Tennessee State University
Ryan Neville-Shepard, Indiana University-Purdue University Columbus
Steve Phalen, University of Wisconsin-River Falls
Federation Research Prize Committee
The Federation Prize Committee is charged with selecting the recipient of the Federation Prize. The Federation Prize recognizes superior intellectual development and communication scholarship by awarding a cash prize of (up to) $3000 to a selected research proposal authored by a CSCA member.
2015-2016 Committee Members:
Chair: Satoshi Toyosaki, Southern Illinois University
Vice Chair: Chad McBride, Creighton University
Amy Aldridge Sanford, Texas A&M University, Corpus Christi
John Baldwin, Illinois State University
Anne Gerbensky-Kerber, University of Wisconsin-Stout
Nicole Ploeger-Lyons, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Tiffany Wang, University of Montevallo
Nominating Committee
The Nominating Committee is charged with selecting a slate of candidates for the yearly election. The committee shall nominate at least two candidates for the office of Second Vice President and at least two candidates for the office of Member at Large. Every three years, the Nominating Committee is charged with recommending a slate of candidates for the office of Finance Committee Chair to the Executive Committee.
2015-2016 Committee Members:
Chair: David Wendt, Keokuk High School
Vice Chair: Brad Mello, Saint Xavier University
Melissa Beall, University of Northern Iowa
Randy Dillon, Missouri State University
Anna Wright, Illinois State University
Outstanding New Teacher Award Committee
The Outstanding New Teacher Award Committee is charged with selecting the recipients of the Outstanding New Teacher Award. The Outstanding New Teacher Award recognizes individuals early in their professional career who are showing distinction as teachers and are in their first five years of full-time teaching.
2015-2016 Committee Members:
Chair: Katerine J. Denker, Ball State University
Vice Chair: Renee Robinson, Saint Xavier University
Sandra L. Pensoneau-Conway, Southern Illinois University Carbondale
Malynnda Johnson, University of Mount Union
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee is charged with maintaining the financial health of the Association. The committee is responsible for monitoring the operating expenses, the investments, and the income generated by the Association. The Finance Committee is headed by a Chair, who is chosen by the Executive Committee and serves a three year term that extends over the terms of two Executive Directors. The other members of the Finance Committee are the Past President, the Second Vice President, the current Executive Director, and additional members appointed at the discretion of the President.
2015-2016 Committee Members:
Jeffrey T. Child, Chair, Kent State University (2014-2016; Appointed)
Jimmie Manning, Executive Director, Northern Illinois University (2014-2018; Ex officio, non-voting)
Chad Edwards, Western Michigan University (2013-2016; Ex officio, voting)
Chad McBride, Creighton University (2013-2016; Appointed, voting)
Leah Bryant, DePaul University (2014-2017; Ex officio, voting)
Jessica Eckstein, Western Connecticut State University (2014-2017; Appointed, voting)
David McMahan, Missouri Western State University (2015-2018; Ex officio, voting)
Communication Studies Article of the Year Committee
2015-2016 Committee Members:
Chair: Alberto Gonzales, Bowling Green State University
Vice-Chair: Larry Frey, University of Colorado, Boulder
Michelle Calka, Manchester University
Diana Carlin, St. Louis University
Joseph Mazer, Clemson University
Association Staff
The CSCA staff oversees the day-to-day operations of the organization. With the exception of the Member Services Associate who is contracted by the organization, all staff members generously volunteer their time and expertise.
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Katherine J. Denker, Ball State University (Convention Exhibits Manager) email@example.com
Heather McLaughlin, Olivet Nazarene University (Conference Technical Director) email@example.com
Maureen Wieland, Northern Illinois University (Assistant to the Executive Director)
Tiffany R. Wang, University of Montevallo (Newsletter Editor) firstname.lastname@example.com
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Taste Changes During Cancer Treatment
Certain medicines, chemotherapy, and radiation to the head and neck can alter taste. Meat may become metallic tasting. All foods may taste salty. Foods may lose all taste. For most people these changes are temporary. In the meantime the following hints may be useful.
- Eat foods that taste normal.
- Use herbs and spices to improve flavor.
- Marinate protein foods in fruit juice or wine, or serve with a strong sauce.
- Add sugar to enhance pleasant tastes and decrease salty, bitter, or acid tastes.
- Eat cold or room temperature foods to decrease the foods taste and smell.
- Eat bland foods such as macaroni and cheese, mashed potatoes, rice or plain chicken.
- Use plastic eating utensils instead of metal.
- Try foods not usually eaten to eliminate comparing taste changes.
- Suck on lemon drops or mint candy.
- Remember that taste can change from day to day.
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I am very pleased with this purchase! Not only is it thick and plush, but the colors are as advertised. Many pictures of rugs turn out to be off - not as the picture shows it. I have bought 2 and returned them for that reason. Overstock.com makes our purchases so easy - I love it!
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Romance Papa (GN 2)
Title: Romance Papa
Volume: GN 2
Pages: 166
Distributor: Netcomics
Release date: 2008-05-15
Suggested retail price: $9.99
Age rating: 13+
Relationship drama hits the adolescent Myunghae from all sides! First, she overhears Hyunjoon confessing to her best friend Mijoo that she's the only girlfriend for him. Can Myunghae find it in herself to wish the other two happiness, in spite of her own hurt?
Meanwhile, everyone around Myunghae - including her dad! - is warning her about Shinja, her mysterious new best friend. But Myunghae is more than ready to fight back, even telling the haters that she's ready to make their lives hell. Last but not least, the bratty Bohkit is still circling around Myunghae, trying to win her heart. Annoyed, she makes the mistake of getting physical on him - which puts Bohkit in a position to turn the tables on her!
Story and art by Youngran Lee.
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I'm experiencing some strange file corruptions when editing PHP files in VIM/iTerm.
This is not exclusive to these but the corruptions are slightly different in Nano. Same issues appear in the default terminal.
Same files open fine on other (but newer) iMacs in the office and my Ubuntu laptop.
I'm SSHing into an Ubuntu server when editing these files.
Anyway, for example if I open a file that has been populated with the text "You're supposed to be working."
It appears on mine as "You?re supposed to be working."
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It has been unbelievably dead lately (I probably check in once or twice a week to see if anything new has came up but I rarely post). I guess people are caught up in real-world stuff.
It's never going to be as busy as when I first joined (2007, lurking on the dolling portion of this site since 2005), regardless of what we do. Dolling (at least the dollmaker type) is seriously losing steam. I haven't used a dollmaker in ages! I keep wanting to make one though, because I know people do use them still, just way less.
It doesn't help that no new traffic is coming in through TDP. I know a lot of us joined originally because we loved TDP, so the next step was to join the forums. With no updates made since probably 2008/2009, no new traffic is coming to the mainsite. Thus, even less people joining/staying. The ratio of people joining to leaving the forum is too high.
It seems this site is becoming less and less active as time passes, so I won't be surprised if it's completely inactive in a year's time.
I could help. Maybe I should post more. Maybe I should start promoting the forum... but I don't think I want to. I think I might let death take the forum. It's been a fun ride though, with many memories.
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The Today Show is remembering its biggest fan, Linny Boyette.
The hosts paid tribute Monday to the late super-fan, who for nearly 20 years was on hand in the Rockefeller Center plaza to watch the show in person.
Matt Lauer said he was "part of the show," and Al Roker called him "a good luck charm."
"We actually get more viewer mail about Linny than any of our on-air team," said Natalie Morales. "And we understand because we love Linny too and we're certainly going to miss him."
Boyette was a familiar face to viewers as the cameras panned the throng that gathers for the NBC morning show outside its studio in New York.
Rain or shine, he would reserve his spot by 5:30 a.m. after taking the subway from home in the Bronx.
A military veteran born in England, Boyette died Sunday at age 71 of complications following a heart attack.
Visit NBCNews.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy
An institution on the plaza. RIP, Linny. MT @TODAYshow: We are saddened to announce the death of TODAY superfan Linny Boyette.
Willie Geist (@WillieGeist) October 7, 2013
So saddened to hear of Linny's passing. I always loved seeing him every morning on the plaza. He had a wonderful smile and so sweet.
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LeVine Qualifies for State3:57 PM | October 13, 2015
For the second time in his high school career, senior Skylar LeVine has qualified for the IHSA state golf tournament that will take place Oct. 16 and Oct. 18. LeVine's score of 76 guaranteed him fourth place for the top ten individual spots to advance.Read more
After last year's sectional appearance not ending the way he hoped, LeVine
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Last Week:Read more
Monday, October 5th
Girls Tennis played Elk Grove at home. The girls won 4-3.
Girls Volleyball played an away game against Glenbrook South. The wolves lost 23-25 and 22-25 in the two sets.
Wednesday, October 7th
Girls Volleyball played an away game at Evanston. The Wolves won 25-19 and 25-17 in both sets.
Thursday, October 8th
Boys Soccer
Niles West Golf Advances to Sectionals10:59 AM | October 9, 2015
The Girl's Varsity golf team qualified for the State Sectional tournament as a team for the first time in the team's history. The Girl's varsity golf team has only been in existence for 3 years.Read more
Senior Sara Dym had the best score in the region. She shot an 80 on a par 70 course at Bridges of
2015 Boys Varsity Golf Preview8:35 AM | August 26, 2015
The Niles West News had the chance to sit down with varsity golf coach Mitch Stern and talk about the upcoming season.Read more
NWN: How is the team looking to be this year?
Stern: Well, we are inexperienced because I only returned three varsity players from last year, but I think the guys that have been moved up have had
2015 Girls Golf Preview8:32 AM | August 25, 2015
NWN sat down with varsity girls golf coach, Richard Lee and asked him a few questions about the upcoming season.
NWN: Who are some of the key players for this upcoming season?
Lee: Sara Dym, Amanda Lee, and Alena Sirichotiratana.
NWN: What are the goals set for the team?
Lee: Maintain a 3.0 or better GPA, to be more competitiveRead more
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Junior Skylar Le Vine steps up to the tee at Weber Golf Course. His teammates' conversations fall silent as they wait for him to hit. He sets up his ball and takes a single practice swing. His swing is fluid and calm, but full of force. He steps up to the ball and takes hisRead more
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Returning this year, our Niles West Junior Varsity Golf Team has more than doubled in size. Only playing with five golfers last year, Jv has grown it's roster to 12 golfers this year. Coach Richard Lee sat down with the NWN to tell about his young team and how they are ready and determined forRead more


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V.21 No.40 | 10/4/2012
The Daily Word in Furbies, UFOs and Sting.
By Nick Brown [ Tue Oct 2 2012 11:06 AM ]
Obama has 99 problems.
Internet addiction is a mental illness.
Hong Kong ferries collide.
Let's watch some Target training videos.
Joss Whedon is making a S.H.I.E.L.D. TV show.
Loitering teens can wreck your business.
Here are GPS coordinates to a bigfoot place.
Ben Radford gives us a history of religious hoaxes.
Sexy celebrity photoshop guys.
Tinfoil hats amplify mind control rays.
Councilor Michael Cook says balloons need more places to land.
Burglary is on the rise in Rio Rancho.
Tucanos got in trouble for where they put their signs.
Happy birthday Sting. And Chris Johnson.
Thanks to Nayder and Maliskas for the assists.
V.21 No.15 | 4/12/2012
The Daily Word in awesome Canada, Opposite Day and the sinking ghost ship
By Marisa Demarco [ Fri Apr 6 2012 11:43 AM ]
Thousands pilgrimage to Chimayó today.
Las Vegas, N.M., fights fracking and bans oil and gas drilling.
Why Canada should be cheered for ditching the penny.
Menacing Easter bunnies.
Kid sells his kidney for an iPhone.
Marine Corps pilot says he played tag with a UFO in the '70s.
Guy gets naked for Opposite Day.
Jesus appears in duct tape in Albuquerque.
Coast Guard sinks a ghost ship with a cannon.
Ex-Gov. Gary Johnson says making Gov. Susana Martinez the veep pick would be Sarah Palin, Part Deux.
Smallest town in the States sells for only $900,000.
Why Catholics really eat fish on Fridays.
Pit bull takes a bullet for his owner.
Chevy Chase is an asshole.
V.20 No.40 |
The Daily Word in Sasquatch, the Kraken and Megavirus walk into a bar
By Tom Nayder [ Wed Oct 12 2011 9:00 AM ]
Iranian plot to kill the Saudi ambassador on American soil uncovered.
This "Let Women Die" act sounds unsettling.
Bad news for the Roswell UFO Museum.
Keep on the lookout for terrorists holding snowglobes.
The worlds largest virus is ironically called Megavirus.
The Kraken's lair discovered in Nevada.
Russian scientists are 95% sure sasquatch lives in Siberia, but my scientists say he lives on the sun.
R.I.P. gay rights activist Frank Kameny.
The 50 best signs from Occupy Wall Street.
Reddit has a child porn problem.
Avengers. Trailer. Here.
Ladies, keep your boobs away from this phony door-to-door breast examiner.
What's the deal with these rubbing rocks from the Atacama desert?
Peanut butter prices are set to skyrocket next month.
Awesome Star Wars/Disney Princess birthday cake.
New website will help you find free parking around UNM.
AshPoopie does exactly what you think it will do. Please tell me you were thinking it would incinerate your dog crap!
Dr. Pepper unveils a
The McZüri is the first McDonald's burger made from ground-veal.
25 abandoned Yugoslavian monuments.
That American Pie reunion is happening.
The world's oldest car runs better than mine.
Rihanna named Esquire's sexiest woman alive.
V.20 No.35 |
The Daily Word in deadbeat parents, 9/11 truthers, a lost masterpiece and the greatest photo of Saturn ever!
By Tom Nayder [ Wed Sep 7 2011 9:32 AM ]
Dozens of deadbeat parents arrested this week.
Of course the CIA worked with Gaddafi.
Five dead after shooting rampage at Nevada IHOP.
When will 9/11 conspiracy theorists believe the facts? Probably never.
Cell phones in prisons are on the rise.
Is Homeland Security making us safer or poorer?
More bad news for Netflix users.
Why using your real name on the Internet is a bad idea.
Lizards are smarter than we thought.
The greatest photo of Saturn you'll ever see.
What is graph theory, and how can we make some freaking money with it?
In order to find a lost Leonardo Da Vinci masterpiece, scientists need a camera that hasn't been invented yet.
Wikileaks reveals government plans to infiltrate warez topsites.
More Game of Thrones casting news.
Judge dismisses lawsuits against 5010 of the 5011 people accused of downloading the porno Danielle Staub Raw.
Let's all have a good laugh at the MPAA's latest bogus piracy stats.
Whatever happens, do not give Madonna hydrangeas.
Lame looking UFO video from Japan.
You guys probably care which fast food restaurants were rated the highest by Zagat, right?
How the invention of pants ushered us into the modern world.
America's Most Wanted moves to Lifetime?
Katt Wiliams: patriotic or racist?
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The Daily Word with silent but deadly Marines, Son of Sam, Hot Sauce Mom and Hurricane Irene
By Tom Nayder [ Wed Aug 24 2011 9:42 AM ]
Earthquake rattles the East Coast, Californians think it's hilarious.
Missing Santa Fe boy found safe, after his father kills himself.
Water waste violations are up.
Walmart is dying, so is Groupon.
Son of Sam killer David Berkowitz won't seek parole.
Hurricane Irene is threatening much of the East Coast.
Hot Sauce Mom convicted of child abuse.
Have you tried the new flesh-eating cocaine?
Facebook adds new privacy settings.
Marines in Afghanistan ordered not to fart audibly.
Goofing around on the internet at work can make you more productive.
A UFO interrupts a British newscast.
Summer's worst new burger names.
How to ween yourself off caffeine.
NBC is developing a drama set in 1980s professional wrestling.
Meet the world's first camcorder pirates.
What are the implications of a six-sided earth?
Netflix acquires 1,200 hours of Telemundo programming.
This is why you should avoid buying cheap wine.
Check out this $1.7 million steampunk apartment.
V.20 No.31 |
The Daily Word with an upcoming Anonymous attack, Ted Bundy's blood and a Chinese landlord scorpion attack
By Tom Nayder [ Wed Aug 10 2011 10:33 AM ]
Anonymous is gearing up to attack Facebook this November.
The Congressional Supercommittee has been chosen.
North and South Korea exchange fire.
Glen Beck warns that the looting in London will spread to America, even though these looters don't seem all bad.
President Obama can't catch a break.
FBI agent discusses the West Mesa buried bodies case.
Missouri high school bans Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-5.
America is not ready for President Rick Perry.
Recently discovered vial of Ted Bundy's blood may help uncover more murders.
The Onion is starting a paywall.
I guess horsemaning is the new planking, but whatever happened to flanking?
Probably not a good idea to heckle Aziz Ansari.
Chinese landlord releases thousands of scorpions to chase away his tenants.
Thomas the Imperialist Tank Engine.
Tim Heidicker (of Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!) saw a UFO.
Six things that were probably built by aliens.
V.20 No.26 | 6/30/2011
Rowdy's Dream Blog #207: Aliens have landed and are ready to attack.
By Brutus De Cervantes [ Sat Jul 2 2011 6:04 AM ]
Aliens have landed and are ready to attack. My drunken and terrified friends fall out of their stilted bungalow onto the street. They urinate profusely in fear. They are silhouetted by the lights of the spacecrafts and their pee splashes and glows. They stagger uncontrollably toward the waiting crafts. From the side I can see the aliens, wearing maroon uniforms and shorts, crouched behind the saucers, their ray guns held ready.
V.20 No.25 |
The Daily Word: Killer Clown For President, Baby Jumping, UFO over London
By Tom Nayder [ Wed Jun 29 2011 9:53 AM ]
Former Albuquerque Mayor Martin Chavez will run for congress.
Air quality alert issued for Albuquerque, so don't breathe between 4 and 8 tonight.
The Las Conchas fire is 3% contained.
Taliban attack luxury hotel in Kabul.
Hackers expose Arizona police officers personal info.
Albuquerque named one of America's most sedentary cities.
Michelle Bachmann and John Wayne Gacy have a lot in common.
The company behind FarmVille and Mafia Wars is preparing for an IPO.
Some sort of devil jumping over babies party in Spain.
Read all about the first meteorite recorded in Egypt.
This Princess Diana issue of Newsweek is not at all weird.
Bill Clinton: Brony.
The Daily Beast could only think of eight appalling things about The Bachelorette.
Finally, a combination elliptical machine/office desk chair, and it's only $8,000!
Do gay bars make money?
Florida fishermen catch a 23-foot squid.
Your 4th of July menu.
Hipster Lord of The Rings is awesome.
One hundred mummies from the 16th century found buried in an Italian church.
Should we dig up Shakespeare to see if he smoked pot?
The mothership is in London.
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Webgame Wednesday: Abduction
By Devin D. O'Leary [ Wed Jun 15 2011 3:41 PM ]
It's nice, every once in a while, to turn the tables. That's what's so great about Abduction. It allows you to take on the role of an alien saucer, zipping across the rural landscape, abducting farmers and cows alike in a handy-dandy tractor beam. Suck up those tasty humans. And if they get too rowdy, drop some rocks on their heads--you can always pick up the bloody giblets later on.
V.20 No.22 |
The Daily Word: Alec Baldwin for Mayor, Upgrade Your iPhone Today, Mass-Grave In Texas
By Tom Nayder [ Wed Jun 8 2011 10:21 AM ]
Wallow Fire is creeping towards the NM state line.
Connecticut became the 13th state to decriminalize marijuana.
Two dogs die after being left in hot Animal Welfare vehicle.
Conservative activist group puts fake eviction notices on Detroit homeowners' doors.
Margaret Thatcher won't meet with Sarah Palin.
The owner of Steins Ghost Town was found shot to death.
The Texas mass-grave that wasn't.
Speaker of the House John Boehner more than doubled his monthly expense account.
Long list of sports figures who claimed their Twitter was hacked.
E. Coli infections in Tennessee.
New deep space images from the VLT Survey Telescope.
Alec Baldwin is considering running for mayor of New York City.
How to upgrade your iPhone to iOS 5 today!
Australia's Department of Defense claims to have lost all of it's UFO files.
One out of four US hackers is a FBI informant.
Good news for the 23,322 bittorrenters accused of sharing The Expendables.
The most kissed girl in the world.
Why aren't airplane seats designed better?
Peanutweeter is the new Garfield Minus Garfield.
10 video game facts about the late Macho Man Randy Savage.
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The Radford Files
Seeing What We Want to See—Including UFOs
By Benjamin Radford
People are often unhappy when I can explain an "unexplained" photograph or video. If it's a hoax, the hoaxers are not happy with me—and neither are the people who fell for it. Nobody likes to be fooled.
V.20 No.16 |
The Daily Word: Long Form Birth Certificate, Secret Nazi UFOs, Rainbow Poo
By Tom Nayder [ Wed Apr 27 2011 10:21 AM ]
President Obama releases his long form birth certificate, but haters got to hate.
Apple to update iPhones and iPads to fix location tracking.
Dude, it's cold out today.
General Petraeus will be nominated to be the new director of the CIA.
San Francisco may ban circumcisions.
Homeless woman is facing 20 years in prison for sending her child to the wrong school.
Coming soon: Rainbow poo.
Santa Fe deputy caught on camera shoplifting.
Hitler ordered the creation of Nazi UFOs to destroy London and New York.
Entire new order of insects discovered at South African truck stop.
Anti-gay hate crime leads to eight horses killed in a barn fire.
William S. Burroughs (who died in 1997) is on trial for corrupting Turkish morals.
The Sony Playstation Network outage looks much worse than originally thought.
Budget cuts force SETI to shut down its telescope facility.
A guide to making people feel old.
Will women's clothing ever be standardized?
You can listen to the Beastie Boys new album here.
You have a month to rescue your photos from Friendster.
Unstoppable raft of fire ants is waiting for you.
The world's most powerful laser is being built in Eastern Europe.
Jon Bon Jovi is opening a pay what you can restaurant in New Jersey.
Marshfield, Massachusetts: the town that banned Pac Man.
Pittsburgh has a ninja problem.
This incredibly
14 serial killers who were never captured.
Six of the rarest of rare-earth minerals.
Happy birthday Walter Lantz!!!
V.20 No.15 |
The Daily Word: Scott Owens Goes Free, Gun At School, Secret Recipe For Invisible Ink
By Tom Nayder [ Wed Apr 20 2011 10:11 AM ]
Scott Owens found not guilty on all charges.
A 13-year-old APS student brings a loaded gun to school.
Banks can't freeze Moammar Gadafi's funds because they don't know how to spell his name.
First Lady Michelle Obama was almost killed yesterday.
Happy 4/20 Day marijuana smokers/losers.
Police car torched in Four Hills neighborhood.
Car slams into crowd at McDonald's job fair.
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer signs law giving Tea Party flag the same status as the American flag.
After almost 100 years the CIA declassifies the secret recipe for the Kaiser's invisible ink.
Drugs don't work in space.
Meet the Republican governors who attack federal spending while accepting federal dollars.
One porn company owns nearly a quarter of all 1-800 numbers.
This is why you nerds can't have nice things.
Florida job center fights unemployment by spending $14,000 on superhero capes.
Why do so many smart people deny science?
Walmart listens to customer requests, loses $1.85 billion in sales.
Attempt at setting Q*bert world record aborted after someone unplugs the game.
Pluto has a poisonous carbon monoxide atmosphere.
Read about Superman's 1942 crossover with Flash Gordon and Dick Tracy.
That culinary institute the Olive Garden sends is chefs to is not what you think it is. Actually, it's exactly what you think it is.
Newly released FBI documents show J. Edgar Hoover's interest in UFOs.
Largest ever spider fossil found in China.
The cast of Happy Days is suing CBS and Paramount for unpaid royalties.
Seven often-debated movie questions that have already been answered.
New Chicken McBites coming to a McDonald's soon.
V.20 No.13 | 3/31/2011
The Daily Word, starring Robert Gibbs, Lady Gaga and Randy Quaid.
By Nick Brown [ Mon Mar 28 2011 9:48 AM ]
A deadly Egyptian cobra is loose in the Bronx Zoo.
Facebook may hire Robert Gibbs, Obama's former press secretary.
Teens get sad when they can't tell Facebook is full of phoneys.
What the heck is Earth Hour? I guess it was Saturday.
Scientists have created an amazing plastic from fruit fibers and this is the last you will ever hear of it.
Learn how to write a Manifesto and read some that others have written.
All animals are tasty in a city under siege.
Urine-boiled eggs are also tasty, but the recipe is hard to read.
Hear the song "Star Whackers" by Randy Quaid.
See the Colorado UFO.
A misunderstanding caused Tolkein to reject Maurice Sendak's Hobbit illustrations.
There were almost some snakes on a plane.
Big Brother tracks you with your cell phone.
There's a magazine for the gay military.
Share in the scientific passion for severed heads.
I ain't gonna pee pee my bed tonight.
Vandals hit the Albuquerque Karting Club hard!
DCF reports on crippling new developments in the Lead/Coal Construction.
Something might finally happen with the Anasazi building.
Albuquerque may get a new nudie bar.
A drunk driver hit five people in a parking lot at 4770 Montgomery (Graham Central Station?) yesterday.
Take Ben Radford's Chupa Challenge for a quick $250.
Happy birthday, Lady Gaga.
Thanks to Geoffrey Anjou and Tom Nayder for today's un-boring links.
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The Daily Word: God's Wife, Red Light Cameras, RIP Elizabeth Taylor, Strip Search
By Tom Nayder [ Wed Mar 23 2011 10:33 AM ]
Howard Dean defends Obama's decision to attack
South Dakota now requires a three day wait before an abortion.
Albuquerque is losing money on red light cameras.
Homeland Security says they could strip search every airline passenger if they wanted to.
13 illegal immigrants arrested in California wearing US Marine uniforms.
Explosion at a Jerusalem bus stop.
Seven black men shot and killed so far this year in Miami.
Another thing to worry about: the status of US nuclear spent-fuel storage.
Fox News is sending security guards do its war reporting.
The town of Bernalillo files suit against NM Gas Company to recover damages from last month's gas outages.
Santa Fe Police Chief Aric Wheeler is resigning from his position.
Maybe you should help James O'Keefe pay off his credit card debt.
Should you give money to homeless people?
Was God's wife edited from the Bible?
Finish those episodes of Dexter and Weeds quickly, Showtime won't be renewing it's contract with Netflix to stream them instantly.
Iran unveils its flying saucer to the world.
Elderly man stoned to death for making gay advance.
Beloved old-timey actress Elizabeth Taylor is dead at 79.
Whatever you do, don't take a picture of this guy's mohawk.
Someone found a 50-million-year old piece of lizard skin.
I'm not sure what to think about the costume for the new Wonder Woman TV show.
Meet Lu Mao, the 132 pound 3-year-old.
Barella redesigns its spaghetti box to announce it is redisgning its spaghetti box.
Dr. Phil's six biggest scandals.
Is your blog among the 100 web sites the movie and music industry want shut down?
I guess yesterday's rumors of Charlie Sheen coming back to Two And A Half Men weren't true.
The Lord of the Rings is finally being released on Blu-Ray this summer (not that I have a Blu-Ray player).
For some reason I really identify with Paranoid Parrot.
Coming soon: Koala burgers.
Twenty-five police officer fails.
Seven supermarket rip-offs.
I haven't watched the Masters of the Universe in a long time, but I don't remember He-Man being all sweary.
Happy Birthday Akira Kurosawa!
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March 2, 2013
LAS VEGAS, Nev. -
The University of Nevada women's basketball team fell to UNLV 80-63 Saturday afternoon in a "Governor's Series, presented by NV Energy" contest at Cox Pavilion.
With the loss, Nevada drops to (7-20, 2-12 MW) on the season while UNLV improves to (11-17, 7-7 MW).
The Rebels lead the Wolf Pack 13.5-10.5 in the Governor's Series, presented by NV Energy, with wins by both UNLV basketball programs today.
The Lady Rebels jumped out to an early 14-3 lead. Mimi Mungedi scored five consecutive points for the Wolf Pack to cut the deficit to 19-13 at the 13:45 mark. UNLV forward Rejane Verin's jumper in the key gave her team a double-digit lead of 31-20 with seven minutes left in the half. Arielle Wideman's runner in the paint brought the score to 44-35 at 2:12 to go before the half. Nevada trailed UNLV 45-36 at the break. Mungedi led the Wolf Pack with nine first half points off of the bench.
UNLV began the second half on a 9-0 run to increase its lead to 54-36. Mungedi continued her dominance in the post, reaching double-figures in the points scored column with a made basket at the 15:42 mark. A made three-pointer by Arielle Wideman got Nevada within 12 points of UNLV at 59-47 with 11 minutes to play. The Lady Rebels stretched the lead to 64-47 on a shot from downtown by Danielle Miller. The Wolf Pack climbed back within single-digits at 66-57 on a layup by Chanelle Brennan with five minutes left in regulation. UNLV closed out the game on a 14-6 run to win the game 80-63.
Chanelle Brennan led Nevada with 15 points. Mimi Mungedi finished the game with 12 points and six rebounds. Arielle Wideman added 11 points and eight rebounds. Danika Sharp had 10 points and five rebounds.
The Wolf Pack will play its final road regular season game Wednesday evening, with a match up against New Mexico in The Pit. Tip-off is 6 p.m.
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The Current ratio is a liquidity ratio used to determine a company's financial health. The metric illustrates how easily a firm can pay back its short obligations all at once through current assets. A company that has a current ratio of one or less is generally a liquidity red flag. Now this doesn't mean the company will go bankrupt tomorrow, but it also doesn't bode well for the company, and may indicate that it could have an issue paying back upcoming obligations.
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Healthcare Services Group Inc. has a Dividend Yield of 3.29% and Payout Ratio of 109.51% and Current Ratio of 5.04 and Quick Ratio of 4.48 and Analysts' Rating of 1.80. The short interest was 7.09% as of 05/28/2012. Healthcare Services Group, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, provides housekeeping, laundry, linen, facility maintenance, and dietary services to nursing homes, retirement complexes, rehabilitation centers, and hospitals in the United States. It operates in two segments, Housekeeping and Dietary. The Housekeeping segment offers cleaning, disinfecting, and sanitizing of patient rooms and common areas of client's facility, as well as laundering and processing the personal clothing belonging to the facility's patients.
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NTELOS Holdings Corp. has a Dividend Yield of 8.88% and Payout Ratio of 169.26% and Current Ratio of 2.20 and Quick Ratio of 2.07 and Analysts' Rating of 1.90. The short interest was 1.95% as of 05/28/2012. NTELOS Holdings Corp., through its subsidiaries, provides wireless communications services to consumers and businesses primarily in Virginia and West Virginia, as well as parts of Maryland, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Kentucky. It primarily offers wireless digital personal communications services, such as wireless voice and data products and services, and roaming/travel services under the NTELOS Wireless brand name. The company also provides wholesale network services to Sprint Nextel in the western Virginia and West Virginia area for various Sprint CDMA wireless customers.
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Kaydon Corporation has a Dividend Yield of 3.52% and Payout Ratio of 51.46% and Current Ratio of 4.40 and Quick Ratio of 2.40 and Analysts' Rating of 2.40. The short interest was 6.06% as of 05/28/2012. Kaydon Corporation engages in the design, manufacture, and sale of custom engineered, performance-critical products in the United States, Germany, and internationally. The company's Friction Control Products segment offers anti-friction bearings, split roller bearings, and specialty balls that are used in alternative energy, specialized robotics, medical, aerospace, defense, security, electronic, material handling, construction, and other industrial applications. Its Velocity Control Products segment provides industrial shock absorbers, safety shock absorbers, velocity controls, gas springs, and rotary dampers for use in specialized robotics, material handling, machine tool, medical, amusement, and other industrial applications.
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Universal Corp. has a Dividend Yield of 4.30% and Payout Ratio of 58.40% and Current Ratio of 4.31 and Quick Ratio of 2.43 and Analysts' Rating of 2.00. The short interest was 12.71% as of 05/28/2012. Universal Corporation, through its subsidiaries, operates as a leaf tobacco merchant and processor primarily in North America, South America, Africa, Europe, and Asia. It engages in selecting, buying, processing, packing, storing, supplying, shipping, and financing leaf tobacco for sale to, or for the account of, manufacturers of consumer tobacco products. The company processes and/or sells flue-cured and burley tobaccos, dark air-cured tobaccos, and oriental tobaccos. Its flue-cured, burley, and oriental tobaccos are used principally in the manufacture of cigarettes; and dark air-cured tobaccos are used in the manufacture of cigars, pipe tobacco, and smokeless tobacco products.
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Computer Programs & Systems Inc. has a Dividend Yield of 3.25% and Payout Ratio of 65.25% and Current Ratio of 2.84 and Quick Ratio of 2.74 and Analysts' Rating of 1.80. The short interest was 7.25% as of 05/28/2012. Computer Programs and Systems, Inc., a healthcare information technology company, designs, develops, markets, installs, and supports computerized information technology systems to small and midsize hospitals in the United States. Its enterprise-wide system automates the management of clinical and financial data across the primary functional areas of a hospital. The company offers services that enable customers to outsource certain data-related business processes in the areas of clinical care, revenue cycle management, cost control, and regulatory compliance.
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As you have read before, Vincent, Till, and me have met again this year at the Randa Sprint in the Swiss mountains. We have worked on Kdenlive and discussed + partly planned its future.
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At the moment nearly the whole Kdenlive team is hacking in Randa, Switzerland, at the KDE Sprint 2011. Don't believe it? Here is the proof:
(From left to right, ttill, xzhayon, j-b-m, Granjow.) So, as you can see, we are totally busy coding and writing the manual. The main activities are:
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Light Painting 2 from Simon Eugster on Vimeo.
You may probably have noticed that some additional widgets have been added to kdenlive recently. And you probably do not want your kdenlive to look like that:
(Notice that this is on a 1680×1050 screen. You absolutely don't want kdenlive to look like that on an even smaller screen.)
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So … this all started when a friend, Melanie, was working on her final paper about Light Graffiti and showed me the video below around mid-September.
Light Painting, also known as Light Graffiti or (partially) Lumasol, is so easy with a photo camera. You take a dark room, use a low shutter speed (several seconds), and paint in the air.
But what about video? You cannot decrease the shutter speed to one frame per minute. Therefore it is not possible.
This really made me think a lot. Actually for several weeks.
After a few minutes of research, I found that the effect used to create the video seems to be kept secret. (At least I couldn't find any technical information about it.) After some additional research, I read that they actually did this effect in hardware (i.e. programming some camera chip) — but this was after I'd already written this blog post. (Actually, I'm not sure whether it is truely in hardware; some effects suggest that it was done in post as well, like in the part where you only see the light but not the painter.)
Nevertheless, the idea was fascinating, so I decided to start writing an effect frei0r filter that would do the same. It couldn't be that hard.
That is what I thought at the beginning.
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In the next version of kdenlive you will again find new scopes. This time not for video but for audio! I will also give some tips about audio in general (recording, perception, etc.), not only about kdenlive's scopes.
Merry Xmas! from Simon Eugster on Vimeo.
In the next kdenlive version (or in the current SVN version, if you dare compile it yourself :)) you will find a new option for the vectorscope: To draw I/Q lines. What are they good for? Read more … »
This article is going to give some tips regarding shooting Video with your DSLR and editing it in kdenlive afterwards.
The last scope (after the Histogram and the Waveform and RGB Parade) that is new to kdenlive 0.7.8 is the Vectorscope. This is actually the most interesting scope because it is quite different from the other ones and, secondly, is really useful for Color Grading.
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July 7, 2014
The Montana Department of Transportation is planning two projects on the Hi-Line, and is seeking public comment on a project on Beaver Creek Highway and another on Whitlash Road by Chester.
A plan for work on state Secondary Highway 234 that runs from Havre through Beaver Creek Park would start at the top of the hill south of Kravik's Corner, about three miles south of Havre, and proceed north about a half-mile.
The proposal includes flattening the slopes into the barrow pit with the intent of giving drivers more of a chance to recover if the vehicle they are driving leaves the road. It also would include guardrail and curve signing and may require some rights-of-way acquisition and moving utilities.
The project on state Secondary Highway 409, known as Whitlash Road, would start at its intersection with U.S. Highway 2 just west of Chester and proceed north six miles to its intersection with Secondary Road 2600. Proposed work includes grading, gravel, surfacing, seal and cover, pavement markings, signing, and culvert replacement. It also could include adjustments to turning lanes on Highway 2.
The Whitlash Road project also may require new rights-of-way acquisition and relocation of utilities.
MDT staff will contact affected landowners regarding property acquisition and temporary construction permits for both projects.
For more information on either project, people can contact MDT Great Falls District Preconstruction Engineer Steve Prinzing at 406-454-5880. People with hearing impairments can call the TTY number, 406-444-7696 or 1-800-335-7592, or call the Montana Relay at 711.
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I am going to participate in a rapid tournament (15min/game)and I am sure that a lot of players are going to play against 1.e4 the sicilian.
So, I want something unusual and different to play against them.(Like antisicilian defences)
I am searching for openings that have a nice midlegame and endgame too.
Thank you
You can play the closed Sicilian 2.Nc3 to disclose all of possible Sicilian lines like the Najdorf or Dragon Variation.
On the other hand, why not play 1.d4 to refute all of Sicilian ideas.
Closed Sicilian or Morra Smith Gambit?
I like CS and I know that white has a really nice position.
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try looking at the games of Boris Spassky, he made quite a living from a certain set-up in the Closed Sicilian,... Most of your opponents probably do not even know he was considered a genius until 1972
Where can I find his games?
You could try the grand prix (1. e4 c5 2. d6/Nc6 2. f4)
Technically, it's been solved by grandmasters (are we grandmasters?) but it has some fairly easy to follow concepts. Also, because initiative is key in rapid, this opening offers excellent attacking chances.
1. As white, try to get your queen to the g-file. After O-O play Qe1 Qg3.
2. Then push f5 at some point and try to get your dsb into the action. doing this can also allow your lsb to get in the action if you played Bc4 earlier (recommended)
3. You can get your knight to h4 or somewhere similiar, and if push comes to shove, you can always try a rook lift.
I currently have a game going with a grand prix, and I think it's going well out of the opening.
Try an Anti-Sicilian, like the Alapin Game or the Smith-Morra Gambit. I have not tried these much, but they are specifically designed for combating the Sicilian.
Alapin is great for knocking your opponent off balance (2.c3), I play nothing else against 1...c6. It often transposes into the French, and the lines are nothing like the Sicilian lines which he will be hoping to play.
I'd go with either the closed (2.Nc3) or the Bb5 stuff. Solid, respectable, and easy to get into a playable middle game.
Oh, I see it's a 15 min tourney, then you can consider an all gambit repertoire. Smith Morra is one, there's also the the b4 flank gambit stuff. Not solid stuff but it will give your opponent maximum chance to error on the short time controls... if you're looking for a good endgame then go with mainlines heh.
The grand prix has not been solved aka refuted what a bunch of nonesense. More babble from idiots who know nothiing.
The classical, open Sicilian is still a reasonable option. White still has a higher win percentage over black in the Najdorf, Dragon, and Accelerated Sicilian lines, all of which arise from the open variations. The closed response from White is something to keep in mind, as it catches Black off guard and can ruin some of the main Sicilian lines.
Never mind. I'll try something new and not rise to the goading of internet trolls. (in reference to MonsterTactics that is)
Go with the Alapin. 1.e4 c5 2.c3 It's easy to learn. Many Sicilian players hate this variation including me.
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Selected anniversaries of the New York Roads Portal. To nominate an anniversary, follow the instructions here.
- 1st
- 1970: The New York State Department of Transportation makes a slew of changes to the state route system as part of an update to the department's Official Description of Touring Routes in New York State. Some routes are eliminated (such as NY 12C), some are truncated or renumbered (like NY 216 and NY 7B, the latter of which became NY 357), and new routes are created (including NY 481).
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- 1959: Interstate 90N is renumbered to Interstate 190, eliminating the only suffixed Interstate Highway in New York.
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- 1980: NY 47 is eliminated, giving way to Interstate 390 and NY 390 west of Rochester and Interstate 590 and NY 590 east of the city.
- 28th
- 1989: NY 86 is realigned northwest of Harrietstown to bypass Adirondack Regional Airport to the north. NY 192, the designation replaced by NY 86, is eliminated while the former alignment of NY 86 is redesignated as NY 186.
- 1st
- 1980: 19 counties take part in separate highway maintenance swaps with the state of New York, resulting in the creation and elimination of many routes across the state. Among those removed is NY 368; among those created is NY 337.
- 31st
- 1941: The final section of the Storm King Cut-off, a highway bypassing the narrow and circuitous Storm King Highway, opens to traffic. The cut-off becomes part of a realigned U.S. Route 9W.
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- 1992: U.S. Route 11 is realigned to bypass Winthrop and Brasher Falls to the south, swapping alignments with NY 11C. US 11 had passed through both hamlets since it was assigned in 1927.
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- 2007: A flash flood washes out part of NY 206 in Delaware and Sullivan Counties. The highway reopened to traffic five months later.
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- 1958: Most of NY 37B's original alignment is inundated as part of the creation of Lake St. Lawrence and the St. Lawrence Seaway.
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- 1935: The Rip Van Winkle Bridge opens to traffic. It later becomes part of a realigned NY 23.
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- 1935: The Whiteface Mountain toll road (NY 431) opens to traffic.
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- 1991: The Lockport Bypass, a highway bypassing downtown Lockport to the southwest, opens to traffic as a realignment of NY 93.
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- 1939: NY 97 is officially completed. The highway's opening is marked by a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a motorcade traveling between Hancock and Port Jervis, the two endpoints of the route.
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- 1935: The Whiteface Mountain toll road (NY 431) is formally dedicated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony featuring President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
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Ugly Betty!!!
I second "Ugly Betty". I also recommend "The Closer", a police procedural on TNT (no new episodes right now, but there should be new ones this summer).
Robin Hood on BBC America
House on Fox and the Wire (BET or HBO)
Paula's Home Cooking
The Daily Show and The Colbert Report
oh my god, The Closer!? you might as well be watching Mind of Mencia. seriously, avoid at all costs. Kiera Sedgewick (sp?) and her sassy southern accent should be ground up into a fibrous material that's good for wiping asses with, and certainly not your own ass.
The Office.
30 Rock. It's brilliant. Better than the Office.
Well, the TV season is pretty much over (at least it will by late May).
This summer I recommend:
The Closer (TNT), Eureka (Sci-Fi), and
Life On Mars (BBC America).
I am not sure if you have BBC America (ch. 162 on Comcast) and currently it is in its second season in the UK so not on at the moment. It was my favorite show last year, but I am afraid if I describe the plot, you might dismiss it as stupid.
However, if you decide to give it a chance, and assuming you are with Comcast, when Life On Mars comes back on, wait a day and then watch it on On Demand. It will be 15 minutes longer AND have no commercials.
You can look the show up on the Wiki.
in no particular order...
Survivorman, The Daily Show/Colbert Combo, Southpark, MSNBC Reports: To Catch a Preditor, 48 Hours, Rome (HBO), Home Movies, FLCL, Super Sweet 16.
Mama's Family
I caught the first two episodes of "The Tudors" (new Showtime thing) while visiting my parents and their satellite dish, and it definitely has potential. Although it will probably be more than a bit silly.
Freestyle (on HGTV?)
PODO (Any and every show)
The Riches (on FX, starring Eddie Izzard!!!)
Umm... Robot Chicken 12am & 12:15 am adult swim. If you have never seen the "Real World: Metropolis" you're missing out.
Olbermann's show on MSNBC; The Daily Show; The Colbert Report. Anything with Anthony Bourdain in it; the current series on the Travel Channel is consistently outstanding (If you have On Demand, you should go back and watch as many of his old episodes as you can find, or at least until the On Demand interface causes you to have a stroke and die). English Premier matches, especially those featuring Tottenham. The Office. Little Britain for sure; Extras (Ricky Gervais) if you can find it; I think some episodes were on BBC America recently. Or was that a DVD?
If they ever rerun Alan Partridge again, you MUST WATCH THEM ALL.
I should get one of those things, as I am constitutionally incapable of figuring out when any of these shows are on or remembering to watch them when they are. Buying DVDs, especially from overseas, is expensive.
This is great; thanks y'all. I'm taking notes.
do they still show FLCL? too bad it wasn't longer than 6 episodes
The Daily Show
The Colbert Report
Countdown with Keith Olberman
The Closer
How I Met Your Mother
I'll avoid all the procedural dramas that you really need to have background on.
Battlestar Galactica on SciFi (the new one)
30 Rock (fucking brilliant)
Veronica Mars (when and if it comes back)
Everyday Italian (Giada has yet to make a bad recipe in my opinion, and not as annoying as Ms. Ray)
Daily Show/Colbert Report
Talk Soup
Dog Whisperer!
What Not to Wear!
Laugh In
All in the Family
3's Company
Laverne and Shirley
Veronica Mars! Veronica Mars!
She'll be back for May sweeps & the excellent Seasons 1 & 2 are on DVD.
Second for The Riches (How can you not love Eddie Izzard?)
The Office
My Name is Earl
King of the Hill (a humorous way to learn about the Reds)
Countdown w/Keith Olberman
And of course- Daily Show/Colbert Report
If you like cartoons, check out Adult Swim. My faves are Venture Bros., Brak Show, Seaquest 2021, and Harvey Birdman Atty. At Law.
The Wire reruns play on BET
save yourself some trouble and rent Six Feet Under on DVD. The best show ever!
Lou: You fucking nailed it. Amy programed the DVR to record 2 programs and you just named both of them...
Whoa TV, what the hell!? I add internet to my cable package and now you read Slog all day while I'm at work? Why don't you empty the dishwasher or wash the dog or something useful.
The Riches (yay Eddie Izzard!)
The Office
Ugly Betty
Battlestar Galatica
Nip/Tuck (but you need to watch first 3 seasons first)
And if you get Showtime, watch Dexter. Michael C. Hall (from 6 Feet Under) plays a serial killer trying to channel his impulses into killing only bad guys. Police procedural-ish, but with a very, very dark twist.
The Hills
Anything on the science and discovery channels. they have been getting new and updated science and some of it will blow you away what they have discovered. A lot of changes over the last 5 years. and if your to busy to keep up you may be left in the dark. either that or look it up online. Still the shows are awesome. exspecially the ones about mother nature and our universe and how someday its gonna whoop our asses if we don't do something now to prevent it. Hearing it from scientists makes more sense than from a politician anyway.
30 m'f'n ROCK.
When it comes back on next month, that is. By far the funniest show on television, and the only show other than The Wire that I evangelicize for. Complete and utter comic brilliance.
Where else can you see Tracy Morgan responding to a Scientology reading with lines like "I believe that the white alphabet has 31 letters!" " I believe that vampires are the best golfers, but their curse is that they can never prove it!"
Case closed.
30 Rock! Tracy Morgan is a god: "oh no, it's past me here to kill future me!" "The blue dude! I don't like that dude."
"Andy Barker, P.I." The pilot was meh but the second episode was hilarious. Andy Richter with a great supporting cast including Tony "Hey Brother" Hale.
I kinda like 30 rock, but I don't find it all that... don't get me wrong, I Love Tina Fey, Love Tracy Morgan, Alec Baldwin hmmmm he's sorta o.k. I guess. What the hell I might even like it, I don't know anymore, so many choices, so much craptastic diversion. I get a guilty pleasure from it all, then feel the need for a shower and some eye bleach, but..just can't put down the remote, must keep clicking to fill this unnamed void in my soul.
anyways here's my votes:
The View
The Apprentice
Future Weapons
Jerry Springer
Masterpiece Theater
Any of those ab-tightening infomercialls
Americas Test Kitchen
The Daily Show
Fox News
ohhhh dear god end this malaise, kill me now, or rather wait until after next weeks Greys Anatomy, and Dancing With The Stars, and until after I find out who Anna Nicoles' baby daddy is....
"The Everyday Italian?" Are you kidding me? Yeah, if you feel like blowing $200 for every home-cooked meal, be my guest. Giada's the sort of chef who recommends using filet mignon in BEEF STEW (I'm not exaggerating; she did that once).
Sadly, you'll probably spend as much time cursing at that piece of shit DVR while it resets as you do watching anything on it (I'm assuming it's from Comcast). I suffer from one of these case studies in exactly how not to make software myself. Can't do TV without it, but my god, I hate it.
I second 30 Rock (he-lar-ious), My Name Is Earl (ditto), The Office (uncomfortably funny), Battlestar Galactica (spooky), Veronica Mars (spunky!), The Riches (Izzardy), and Mythbusters (they blow stuff up!). Project Runway and Top Chef (when they come back on again) are fascinating, if you like the reality show thing. The new favorite show in my household is Blue Planet on Animal Planet. It is beautifully, hypnotically, shot and shows you scenes like a beach covered with fish spooge and
... whales mating.
You can't go wrong with LADETTE TO LADY on Bravo! "Season 2" just finished but I'm sure they'll repeat the episodes.
Also, if you have a cleaning OCD, nothing is more satisfying than CLEAN SWEEP.
'Mythbusters' on Discovery channel. Scientific methodology used to prove/disprove urban legends, myths, old wive's tales, and usually something really big gets launched into the air, burned up, smashed by something even bigger, or spectacularly blown to bits with lots of explosives.
Best episode ever: "Exploding Pants". No joke.
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DFL leaders say they have votes to get marriage equality done this week
Sen. Dibble (left) and Rep. Thissen say marriage equality is basically a done deal.
Before this weekend is in the books, marriage equality might be approved by the Minnesota House and Senate.
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Today, DFL leaders in both chambers say they believe they already have the votes in place. The House has scheduled a floor vote for Thursday, and Sen. Scott Dibble, chief sponsor of the marriage equality bill in the Senate, said his chamber could vote on the companion bill as soon as Saturday. Gov. Mark Dayton, of course, has said he'll sign the bill if it reaches his desk.
While marriage equality does have some MNGOP support in the Senate, no Republican House members have yet pledged to vote in favor of the bill. Politics in Minnesota reports that as of last count, 63 House members have said they'll vote in favor of the bill, but 68 are needed for approval.
However, House Speaker Paul Thissen, D-Minneapolis, has previously said he wouldn't put gay marriage legislation to a full vote in his chamber unless he knew he had the votes to get it approved.
According to the Pioneer Press, Thissen said today, "We're still having conversations, but I think we have the votes."
"This hasn't been something we've been twisting peoples' arms on. It's about talking to people, hearing from constituents and those undecided legislators ultimately listening to their heart," Thissen continued.
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Requiem for an Honorable Profession on Wall Street
By GRETCHEN MORGENSON
Published: May 5, 2002
It is hard to pinpoint when it happened, because culture changes incrementally. But Stefan D. Abrams, the chief investment officer for asset allocation at Trust Company of the West, dates the shift in Wall Street's research culture to about 1996.
The mergers business was in full bloom, bringing in huge fees for securities firms and the promise of more to come. The dot-com and telecommunications boom was starting to build, and with it came the prospect of many initial public offerings — more gold for Wall Street investment banks. The stock market was embarked on the biggest run-up of all time, and individual investors — with easy online trading — were joining professional traders in droves, suggesting even more business, albeit at low margins, for the nation's brokerages.
That is when, Mr. Abrams argues, the major firms figured out how valuable a popular, high-profile analyst could be in grabbing a bigger share of those lucrative investment banking fees. That is when analysts showed exactly how much they had become salesmen and saleswomen for their investment banking departments in their routine communications. In one 1999 memo titled "Managing the Banking Calendar for Internet Research," for example, Henry Blodget, Merrill Lynch's then-renowned Internet analyst, outlines an 85 percent banking, 15 percent research schedule for the coming week and adds, "Every day I get a call or two from bankers I don't yet know with interesting opportunities."
Mr. Abrams said, "Forty years ago, when I joined this business, to be an analyst was an honorable job." No more.
Exactly how perfidious the culture had become at some Wall Street firms during the stock market mania began to sink in only last month, when Eliot L. Spitzer, the New York attorney general, released hundreds of documents, including e-mail messages, written by Merrill Lynch analysts deriding companies whose shares they were simultaneously recommending to investors.
Merrill said that the conclusions in the affidavit were allegations, not fact, and that the e-mail messages had been misconstrued and taken out of context.
But Merrill is hardly alone in the criticism it has received. Mr. Spitzer's investigation is expected to turn up evidence of analysts behaving badly at other firms, too.
Interviews with former analysts, each of whom has worked at a variety of large Wall Street firms, along with internal evaluation and compensation documents from many of them, provide even more evidence that in recent years research analysts were driven not to provide the best advice for investors but rather to excel in two areas: banking and ranking. They were supposed to generate investment banking fees by producing positive research reports on companies and to attain the highest ranking on the annual analyst rankings published each fall by Institutional Investor magazine.
The two goals were related, former analysts say. Without a No. 1 ranking on Institutional Investor's list — the result of a beauty-contest poll on analysts among portfolio managers — investment banking deals were likely to migrate to firms whose analysts were atop the list. The most powerful analyst, company executives knew, could drum up investor interest and get the highest price for their stock or bond offering or for a company in a merger. Ranking high on Institutional Investor became paramount to analysts not only because their firms demanded it, but also because their paychecks grew exponentially when they secured a top post in the poll, reflecting the investment banking fees the analysts helped attract.
"I've worked at several Wall Street firms, both institutional and retail, and none actively encouraged their analysts to do objective, critical research and protect their noninvestment-banking clients' interests," said Gary Vineberg, an independent analyst covering consumer stocks at his own firm, Cyrano Equity Research in New York. For a decade, ending in 1998, Mr. Vineberg covered the supermarket industry; half of his career as an analyst was spent at Merrill Lynch, and for six years he was the top-ranked supermarket analyst in the Institutional Investor poll.
Mr. Vineberg gained a reputation at Merrill for advising clients to sell a stock if he saw trouble ahead and for refusing to write positively about companies solely to bring in banking business.
But, Mr. Vineberg said, "at Merrill Lynch, the overriding concerns were with investment-banking deals and marketing for the Institutional Investor survey." He added: "Little else seemed to matter. The final product, overall, was highly marketed mediocrity."
Wall Street probably started its obsession with marketing in its research departments — and the ensuing shift from honor to improbity — without thinking about long-term consequences. "Each step along the way looked quite innocent," Mr. Abrams said. "Until we got to the Merrill Lynch e-mails."
The e-mail messages and other documents produced under subpoena to Mr. Spitzer's investigators confirm Mr. Vineberg's assessment that Merrill analysts were marketers first, enlisted to help the firm attract investment banking fees. In one message, dated April 26, 2000, Matt Young, a director at Merrill Lynch Investment Banking, asks a member of the research department about how to lure LookSmart , an internet company that was a client of Goldman Sachs , to Merrill Lynch.