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Alien Lyrics
Artist: Adam Ant
Album: Wonderful
Adam Ant/Marco Pirroni/Boz Boorer
Great when you call us
Thank you for staying with us
We missed you all so desperately
But don't blink or you'll miss me
On a street like this as it were
From the thick of Jerusalem
Is what makes you love old England
The roots of freedom are here
Say what you will about the Alien
Just dig in and start with the sky
He is welcome and ever may be so
And then somehow everything seems
To come out right
So let's hear it for
Let's hear it for
Let's hear it for
The Alien
You're such a killer
But oh just you trade that in
For tea and Jammie Dodgers
Down the Prospect and sing
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The Rime of the Ancient Mariner (2016)
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner (2016)
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner (2016)
Oh sleep! it is a gentle thing,
Beloved from pole to pole!
To Mary Queen the praise be given!
She sent the gentle sleep from Heaven,
That slid into my soul.
The silly buckets on the deck,
That had so long remained,
I dreamt that they were filled with dew;
And when I awoke, it rained.
My lips were wet, my throat was cold,
My garments all were dank;
Sure I had drunken in my dreams,
And still my body drank.
Soon I heard a roaring wind:
It did not come anear;
But with its sound it shook the sails,
That were so thin and sere.
The loud wind never reached the ship,
Yet now the ship moved on!
Beneath the lightning and the Moon
The dead men gave a groan.
They groaned, they stirred, they all uprose,
Nor spake, nor moved their eyes;
It had been strange, even in a dream,
To have seen those dead men rise.
The helmsman steered, the ship moved on;
Yet never a breeze up-blew;
The mariners all 'gan work the ropes,
Where they were wont to do;
They raised their limbs like lifeless tools —
We were a ghastly crew.
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I looked upon the rotting sea,
And drew my eyes away;
I looked upon the rotting deck,
And there the dead men lay.
I looked to heaven, and tried to pray;
But or ever a prayer had gushed,
A wicked whisper came and made
My heart as dry as dust.
An orphan's curse would drag to hell
A spirit from on high;
But oh! more horrible than that Is the curse in a dead man's eye!
Seven days, seven nights, I saw that curse,
And yet I could not die.
Beyond the shadow of the ship,
I watched the water snakes:
They moved in tracks of shining white,
And when they reared, the elfish light
Fell off in hoary flakes.
O happy living things! no tongue
Their beauty might declare:
A spring of love gushed from my heart,
And I blessed them unaware:
Sure my kind saint took pity on me,
And I blessed them unaware.
The self-same moment I could pray;
And from my neck so free
The Albatross fell off, and sank
Like lead into the sea.
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I tell this story to rid my pain
This story of all the things I regret
The pain makes walk and walk to find the next man
I want to avoid it and forget.
Yet I can't it's just too strong
I just have to stop
When I see their face something just goes "pop"
No matter how much I try I can't just move along.
I can't run
I can't hide
I just have to sit
And tell my story to whoever is chosen by "it".
The curse the pain whatever it may be
Maybe that albatross is still haunting me.
It could be life in death or any of her mates
But all I know is this pain brings my hate.
Listen to nature
It is the way
It will not just fix itself
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There passed a weary time. Each throat
Was parched, and glazed each eye.
A weary time! a weary time!
How glazed each weary eye,
When looking westward, I beheld
A something in the sky.
At first it seemed a little speck,
And then it seemed a mist;
It moved and moved, and took at last
A certain shape, I wist.
The western wave was all a-flame,
The day was well nigh done!
Almost upon the western wave
Rested the broad bright Sun;
When that strange shape drove suddenly
Betwixt us and the Sun.
And straight the Sun was flecked with bars,
(Heaven's Mother send us grace!)
As if through a dungeon-grate he peered
With broad and burning face.
There were two on this ship, a skeleton and his mate
Who seemed to be a woman long deceased,
Playing a game of dice both with a look of hate
The woman exclaimed a victory and the game ceased.
Four times fifty living men,
(And I heard nor sigh nor groan)
With heavy thump, a lifeless lump,
They dropped down one by one.
The souls did from their bodies fly —
They fled to bliss or woe!
And every soul, it passed me by,
Like the whizz of my cross-bow!
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I had done a hellish thing,
And it would work 'em woe:
For all averred, I had killed the bird
That made the breeze to blow.
Ah wretch! said they, the bird to slay,
That made the breeze to blow!
Day after day, day after day,
We stuck, nor breath nor motion;
As idle as a painted ship
Upon a painted ocean.
Water, water, everywhere,
And all the boards did shrink;
Water, water, everywhere,
Nor any drop to drink.
My crew, they knew the doom I brought upon us
They hung the albatross around my neck to show me what I have done
No matter what I said or asked they would not discuss
For all they wanted was for my life to be none.
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There is a story I must tell
To help me live in peace.
Reciting it stops the living hell…
the story lies beneath.
The ship was cheered and the harbor cleared,
Merrily we did drop,
Below the kirk, below the hill
Below the lighthouse top…
The Storm-Blast came,and he
Was tyrannous and strong:
He struck with his o'ertaking wings,
And chased us south along
We came to a land of mist and cold
Between tall icy cliffs,
We kept straight and acted bold
Though were were lost within these cliffs
At length did cross an Albatross,
Thorough the fog it came;
As it had been a Christian soul,
We hailed it in God's name
"God save thee, ancient Mariner,
From the fiends that plague thee thus!
Why look'st thou so?"
With my crossbow
I shot the Albatross…
Wait for more
you must
to help stop the pain…
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Spassky and Fischer continue to face off in the most anticipated chess match in history, but people are more concerned with…
Who killed those two flies…and why?
The Russians were suspicious that Fischer was using electronic devices or radiation to sabotage Spassky's play, but it turns out that something even more sinister had taken place. When the Russians X-rayed and stripped down the chair, instead of finding electronic devices or radioactive residue, they found two dead flies. Now these two flies may have been killed by accident, but evidence suggests otherwise. Forensics have shown that the blunt force trauma which caused the deaths of the flies were not from Spassky squashing them with his large Russian bum, but were in fact two separate incidences carried out by hand. Fingerprints from many different people are all over the chair, which makes the odds of catching the killer slim to none. Officials are saying that waiting until the killer strikes again may be our only chance. One of our reporters had a opportunity to speak with a local fly about the situation. "VZZZZBZZZGZZZ" the fly said. A troubling day for her and her family. We will be keeping you up to date as details about the case are released.
I ran through the woods, dodging every branch, tree and log that rose up out of the fog ahead of me. I knew it was behind me, chasing me down, maybe even gaining on me. But it didn't matter, I didn't care. All I knew was that I had to keep running. That my life depended on it. That everything I was, everything I knew would be lost if it caught me. So I ran.
Only I wasn't running, I was flying. Falling might be a more accurate term. I had tripped over a tree root, and now I was falling. I landed, hard, on the ground, narrowly missing slamming my head on a rock protruding from the ground. I heaved myself to my feet, and stumbled, but I kept running. As I ran, I thought about what had happened, how I had gotten here, to this place. But I couldn't remember. It refused to come to me, refused to appear. I almost laughed at the ridiculousness of the situation. I was fleeing through the woods, running from something I couldn't possibly put into words, and I couldn't recall how I got there.
My legs were getting tired, my breathing fast and hard. I had to rest, but what would I do, what could I do if it caught up with me? I decided I would think about it when it happened–if it happened. I had to keep running, but I couldn't. So I slowed down, and threw myself against a tree, crouching, panting, trying to catch my breath. Trying to recover, so if I heard a snap of twigs behind me, I might have another chance at getting away. All I could do now was wait. Wait for my breath to become slow and controlled, or wait for the snap I surprisingly wasn't dreading.
I felt it before I heard it. The presence of the thing. It brushed up against a bush, causing it to rustle. My heart quickened, my breathing becoming faster, as I prepared to take off, to keep fleeing.
So I ran.
It's the waiting that gets you. I'm just sitting there shaking, I'm not sure if it's from the cold or the nerves that are settling into my stomach. The announcer at the in gate starts to call out the order "Stephanie is at my gate, Sarah in one, Liz in two, Nick in three, Hadley in four, Morris in five to complete."
Oh geez… I'm in four. My stomach turns again. My head is pounding inside my helmet. I can feel every place it connects to my head my hair is tucked up inside, and I can feel Carousel taking a breath underneath me; I give him a pat. He's been so good lately I need to stop worrying. Carousel is my third horse and I have had him for just over a year. This is our first A rated show of the season and if I want to place at the end of the year I need to do well at this show. Carousel still has a lot to learn but he's getting there faster than I expected, he is very honest and wants to do his job as best he can.
Deep breath Hadley, deep breath, Carousel will help you, deep breath it will be fine, what's the worst that could happen. I keep repeating that over and over in my head, deep breath. My coach steps out from the announcer's box and walks over. She just has to look at me to know that I'm freaking out, she has known me for way too long.
"Okay, breathe and let's go over the track." Andrea says. Right, where am I going?
"Pink going to the back, blue to the blue, gallop around to the yellow with the flowers, quick turn to the puzzle piece jump, left turn and gallop of the in and out, then steady for the green. The jump off is; blue, puzzle piece, green and the orange at the end."
"Perfect you got it, once this horse goes it's you, don't forget to breathe." Andrea smiles and goes back under the cover of the box.
I look out at the ring and go over the track again in my head. It's okay, I know where I'm going, it's going to be fine. I'm talking to myself, the nerves are definitely getting to me. My stomach does another flip, my heart beat is in my head, and the horse comes out of the ring and it's my turn. Breathe.
I give Carousel a nudge with my leg to get him to go into the ring, we trot in and wait for the buzzer to tell me it's okay to go to my first jump. The announcer calls "In the ring now we have Hadley Madden and Carousel's Conquest" then the buzzer loud and sharp and it's time to go.
I pick up the canter and head for the first jump. The first one is always the hardest. I'm holding my breath as my stomach flips around. I'm three strides out to my first jump, leg on for support and three… two… one… jump. We are in the air, I feel Carousel stretch out under me to get across the jump, his front legs come down softly first then his hind end. I feel the power underneath me and finally I breathe. We've got this. I put my leg on to encourage him to go faster, his step gets bigger and longer and we are covering so much ground every step, it's like we are just floating across the ground. He is flowing and I can feel him having fun too. He is eating up the ground, each stride getting longer than the last one. We come to our second jump and he flies we gallop down to the third and soar over it. I push a bit harder to the yellow jump and I realize how well he is jumping. I slow down for the turn coming up so I can make it as tight as possible the next two jumps are a blur, it's just so much fun to be out here with this horse, he is a once in a lifetime horse and he's doing his job for me and with me. He wants to do his job, he wants to win just as much as I do and we are going to win that ribbon together.
We have a double clear round and when we leave the ring the announcer calls "Hadley Madden and Carousel's Conquest are in the lead with the new time to beat."
I can't believe we are in the lead. He was such a good boy and he jumped his heart out. I'm so excited that was the best round I have had with Carousel all season. There is only one horse after us to complete the class. Andrea comes out of the announcers booth smiling at me.
"Great job! You both looked amazing, I told you there was no need to freak yourself out." Andrea tells me
"Thanks!" I say, I just can't wipe the smile off my face, even if we don't win I couldn't be happier with Carousel.
The horse is finishing up the jump off. The time is going to be close. There is only one jump left and the times are almost identical. I'm holding my breath just waiting to hear what happens. The horse's back leg just hits the top rail on the last jump. The pole rocks in the cup for what feels like a year, but it drops with a thud on the ground.
We won! He won. Carousel was amazing and all the nerves I had before are gone and replaced with nothing but love and affection for this animal. He's more than my pet, he is my teammate and I couldn't have done it without him, he was a star. He won the ribbon.
I have looked at this "motorcycle" and what I have decided is that the classical view is exactly the same as the romantic view. When I look at it romantically, I can see that there is a piece of cardboard attached to an electric screwdriver, rendering it useless. If I look at it classically, I see that the screwdriver is being robbed of it's true potential. Together, they do not have quality, because they do not work in unison. However, if they are separated, they can be seen in a different light. Suddenly the screwdriver becomes useful; now the end is exposed and can be used as a tool once again. The tool piece could also have just been taken off, new ones with different end shapes could be attached and detached. Now the screwdriver has quality.
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Discussing Advance Directives with patients is topic of SUNY Upstate's Nursing Teaching Day Nov. 2
Few people have Advance Directives on file with their physicians, yet many health care providers are now trying to make this discussion a part of medical care. How can they broach the topic to patients in a sensitive and caring manner?
This question and others related to Advance Directives will be discussed at SUNY Upstate Medical University's 2002 Nursing Teaching Day Saturday, Nov. 2 from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Wyndham Syracuse, East Syracuse.
The Teaching Day will assist health providers to clarify the concept of Advance Directives to patients and their families. Tips and tools on developing Advance Directives for patients will be offered, and a panel of medical, nursing, legal and medical ethics experts will share their views.
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British TV on Eve of Competitive Era
By CRAIG R. WHITNEY, Special to The New York Times
Published: October 24, 1989
LONDON, Oct. 23— On the eve of legislation to change the face of British television by 1992, viewers, critics and broadcasters are debating whether more commercial competition will lead to lower standards on the air.
An outrage against the BBC? The people who made ''Brideshead Revisited,'' ''The Jewel in the Crown,'' ''Upstairs, Downstairs''? No - the BBC did not produce any of these memorable series; British commercial television did. Many Co-productions
''The Jewel in the Crown,'' the series about the end of the British raj, came from Granada Television, which also was a co-producer of ''Brideshead Revisited'' with WNET, the public television station for New York City, and a West German network. ''Upstairs, Downstairs'' came from London Weekend Television. Granada, WGBH in Boston and Dune Television of France co-produced ''A Tale of Two Cities,'' to be broadcast on PBS on ''Masterpiece Theater'' beginning Nov. 19.
The BBC has commissioned its share of memorable programs: ''A Perfect Spy,'' the series made from the John le Carre novel; ''All Creatures Great and Small,'' the James Herriot tales of a rural English veterinarian, and many more.
But superb programs are not the monopoly of noncommercial television in Britain; they have as often been produced by the 16 commercial companies that make up the tightly regulated independent ITV network.
Many critics here say that high-quality programs are just as conspicuous amid the routine fare on both British commercial and noncommercial networks as they are on ABC, NBC and CBS in the United States, but mercifully without the frequent interruptions for advertisements. American Style Is Debated
Comparison with American television is the first weapon that both advocates and detractors of the British system reach for, since it is commonly assumed that what Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's Government wants is American-style television: lots of channels, commercials and cheap entertainment.
Not so, the Government says: more competition will produce more choice, not less. Anyway, the Government's argument goes, as the entire European television market expands and becomes more competitive, British television will have to change with it. With cable television and satellite broadcasting like Rupert Murdoch's Sky Channel already competing for advertising and viewer attention, the days of the BBC's and ITV's ''comfortable duopoly,'' as the blue-ribbon Peacock Committee called it in 1986, are clearly numbered.
Last November, the Government revealed its prescription for change: at least one and possibly two more commercially financed broadcast channels, stiffer competition among bidders for ITV franchises, and a move away from the system of mandatory viewer-license fees that pay for BBC-1 and BBC-2.
Since 1946, BBC television has been financed by mandatory annual license fees levied on set owners. A license for a color television set now costs $:66 ($105), and the BBC runs no commercials. The ITV companies share broadcasting time on Channel 3, which has commercials. So does Channel 4, which is owned by the public authority that controls ITV and financed by advertising revenue from ITV's regional companies.
Eventually, the Government said, the BBC should be offered as cable television is, to subscribers who pay for it. More immediately, it proposed changing the way the Independent Broadcasting Authority awards commercial franchises for ITV, saying they should go to the highest bidders.
In June, bowing to criticism about the possible effect on quality, the Government agreed to draft legislation to ensure that no winner would be allowed to broadcast substandard programming or skimp on public-interest programs.
How good is British television? ''It isn't all 'Brideshead'; far from it,'' said Alasdair Milne, the BBC's former programming director. ''But on the general level, because we and ITV were competing for the attention of the audience instead of for advertising dollars, we produced peaks that are unmatched in the rest of the world.''
Paul Johnson, a leading critic, disagreed recently, writing in the conservative magazine The Spectator: ''Most of what the duopoly produces is of revoltingly inferior confection -endless quiz-shows and sport, cheap imports (often, nowadays, pap from Australia), lackluster situation comedies and old B-movies without end. There is often virtually no choice. By contrast, U.S. (including cable) is rich in both quality and variety.''
Auberon Waugh, in the same magazine, dismissed American television as ''appalling, like American beer.''
Daphne Lockyer, in Mr. Murdoch's tabloid Today, recently wrote: ''You can knock American TV as much as you like, and you can sound off endlessly about 'quality' British television. But the truth is that the four best series on British TV at the moment are all American imports - 'L.A. Law,' 'Thirtysomething,' 'Cheers' and 'Roseanne.' ''
In fact, recent ratings showed ''M*A*S*H'' among the top-drawing shows on BBC-2; on Channel 4, ''Golden Girls,'' ''Lost in Space,'' ''The Waltons,'' ''St. Elsewhere'' and ''Oprah Winfrey'' were in the top 20.


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A while ago, my aunt asked me if I knew why she loved my uncle so much, I answered, "No, why?" She quickly, and with the utmost sincerity, replied, "Because he's my greatest cheerleader."
That comment couldn't have been more true for them. They had this uncommon bond that I'm starting to believe may have been the rarest of things to find. I don't feel most people find this in a lifetime but it's what I think we should all be striving for; to find that one person who brings out your utmost support.
Note: Currently splitting my time between Portland and Seattle.
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These are my two true passions. I think we undervalue the impact that both the built environment and food has on our happiness. Life is too short for bad design and uninspired food.
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On a re-read of your post(s) I think I have to agree with you. The irony isn't lost on me.
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Hey joe, since you fancy yourself as an economist, here's some light reading about what the left AND the right are planning for our financial future.
Those of you that call yourselves "liberal," but are nothing more than totalitarians, can learn a lot about the shift toward a European/Canadian model that you are fighting to erode our sovereignty to adopt by reading this.
Then read Joseph Plummer's "Dishonest Money." Then read G. Edward Griffin's "The Creature From Jekyll Island."
It will take about 24 total hours of reading... but you'll learn how our monetary system really works. You'll also learn how the left and the right are working to accomplish the same goals, just packaging the message differently.
(sorry joe, you'll realize that those assholes running the GOP are working toward the SAME goals as your idols on the left)
You'll be glad that you've been woken up... but mad as hell about what is really happening.
#118664 Apr 6, 2013
Don't skip over Stockman:
#118665 Apr 6, 2013
The only rebuttal the left can come up with for this reality is that it is the fault of the republican led "sequestration" cuts. The only problem with that is it is a lie. "Sequestration" cuts have not even hit the economy yet, they were only cuts to scheduled increases, so they are not cuts at all, but smaller increases in spending, and sequestration was actually the administrations concept and plan.
This president is an abject failure and the democrats continue to spin lies about it with the cooperation of most of the news media. Less then 1% of Americans polled give a rats ass about marrying homosexuals and calling it something it is not, but to follow the main stream press and television news, its the most important event since the victory over British Empire to win our freedom.
#118666 Apr 6, 2013
Apparently single motherhood is taking its toll on Michelle, since most single mothers spend hundreds of thousands of dollars vacationing in the Bahamas and take their kids skiing in Colorado. Poor Michelle. Maybe if she cut those horrid bangs she could see what an ass her husband is.
#118667 Apr 6, 2013
You white crackers can't stand the fact that Brother Obama was REELECTED despite all the shenanigans those Repukelicans tried. Just got done watching white cracker Clint Eastwood's speech at the Repukelican convention. I laugh more every time I watch it.
It's fun to watch the Repukelicans continually dismiss the minority voters thinking the Jim Crow brothers and sisters will stay in line with their white masters. Have a newsflash for you white crackers. Those days are gone.
#118670 Apr 7, 2013
What a "terrific" spokesman you are. From what I've seen the right wing media would love to hear more of your "views."
#118671 Apr 7, 2013
Right on, joe! Rev Affred Sharpton's racism (from the left) was way cooler!! Right?
I thought you were going to work on waking up to the fact that they are both the same and are playing all of you for dupes...?
#118672 Apr 7, 2013
You're kidding, right. Your making an equivalency of what Al Sharpton has said and?:
"Obummer is a spook that never had a job done right just like most spooks"
Really? This isn't about sides or parties. This is about how we should all call out this garbage wherever it comes from.
Or was this guy's comment something you think adds to the discussion?
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#118673 Apr 8, 2013
not totally; apparently, there's a reason why he loves going on so many "campaign stops". He's putting the old 'one-eye to tuna-town' with California AG, Kamala Harris. Now that Michelle has a caboose that rivals with Oprah, Obama's "white" blood is taking the full effect here.
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protect yourself from Liberals
#118674 Apr 8, 2013
there's an answer for that; after all, she admitted on TV that she is a single mom. I think The Obama is pulling a "Bill Clinton" with the California AG.
#118675 Apr 8, 2013
joe -
Since you're all so non-partisan about calling out extremist ideological idiocy, how about letting us know where you come down on this lib prog collectivist/statist view:
"MSNBC Host: Your Kids Belong to the Collective"
"... college professor and MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry says your children are not yours they are owned by the community."
"We have to break through our private idea that kids belong to their parents or kids belong to their families, says the professor of political science at Tulane University, where she is founding director of the Anna Julia Cooper Project on Gender, Race, and Politics in the South. Kids belong to whole communities, she insists, and once we realize this well make better investments in government indoctrination of children."
Insane and dangerous socialist claptrap, I hope you will agree.
#118677 Apr 8, 2013
So... Racism from the left is ok, racism from the right is wrong... And this isn't about sides or parties.
Yeah... You're going to have to explain that to me.
#118678 Apr 8, 2013
So, you've explained yourself quite "nicely". I pointed out an incredibly foul racist statement and you're good with that.
I was quite mistaken about you. You're just another right wing low-life. Peddle your "non-partisan" crap somewhere else,'kay?
#118679 Apr 8, 2013
Yeah, she's right.
And you should pay better attention to who you use to quote from. Alec Jones (like most far-right slugs) is notorious for re-writing and mis-quoting what people say.
well make better investments.
well make better investments in government indoctrination of children."
More drivel from the Good 'Ole Goobers (GOP).
#118680 Apr 8, 2013
I'm not "good" with racism from the left or the right.
In the posts above, there is a foul racist statement from a left wing moron and another foul racist statement from a right wing moron.
You didn't comment on the lefty racism, but felt the need to be "offended" by the same nonsense from the right wing dolt.
If you think I'm a "right wing low-life," you obviously haven't understood anything I've written. The main theme of my posts is that the republican and democrat parties are both bought and paid for by the same global bankers and international special interests.
Explain to me how exposing the criminality of both parties is right wing please.
#118681 Apr 8, 2013
Hey joe, since reading the books I suggested to you is way above your pay grade, how about reading this article about how BOTH parties (yes even the one you worship) serve only the rich and care not about useful idiots like yourself...
Joe... Comment?
#118682 Apr 9, 2013
Do you actually think that anybody on this thread thinks you are merely pointing out that "republican and democrat parties are both bought and paid for..."? You're kidding, right?
I know, why not tell us who you think speaks for your ideas in the political realm.
#118683 Apr 9, 2013
Further, I didn't comment on your reference to a left wing racist statement because Rev Al Sharpton didn't make a racist statement. He merely pointed out a political reality. One, the nimrods on the right, know is true but won't admit it. They just leave it to guys like "Neal Caffrey" and "Guinness Drinker" to make the ststement and then make sorry-assed comments like: "So... Racism from the left is ok, racism from the right is wrong... And this isn't about sides or parties.
Yeah... You're going to have to explain that to me."
Consider it explained, Mr. Non-Partisan, hack.
#118684 Apr 9, 2013
BTW, point out someplace where I've been "worshiping" any party.
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@Y-Draig: "Bear in mind that even Goldsby doesn't claim it's the best opening for beginners - just that it's the easiest to learn, and that it helps a beginner to lose more slowly against better players."
Fair enough and I accept your "apology". We all can be grumpy on any given day. And we all can be overly enthusiastic upon occasions. I suppose when making broad statements I should constantly remind that it is only my opinion. And as the (crude) saying goes, 'opinions are like arseholes-everyone has one'! Anyway, I still like the Colle this 'morning after'. Your mileage may or certainly will vary. In any event, I'd like to again point out that this thread was directed specifically at beginners, as was my post. Thus far I am not sure I have read any postings from other beginners. Obviously an International Master (such as see above) would have a quite different perspective. (It is difficult to place oneself back in time to when...isn't it?). Anyway, "good game" & a glass of wine with you all!
By the way, where are your websites?
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??? that's the weirdest argument i've ever heard. I mean galvinator and whatupyodog at least give totally false arguments, but at least they're related. I fail to understand how having websites has got to do with anything.
lol time to read the odyssey, it's gonna pull my rating up. Time to study the greek gods and analyze the literary devices for my coursework lol. Now lets see....Athena, Posiedon, Aoelus...
*FIDE rating goes up by 500*
My point was - unlike this toxic nobody of an IM - I have gone to great lengths to help beginner's and lower-rated players learn the game.
Are you too slow to grasp such an obvious point? (Apparently.)
Must be that time of the month...
okay ... ive done some research and its called bird-opening lasker variation (A03)
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You used this argument in an discussion about chess.You're very intelligent.
thanks for the help!
By the way, I have gotten many messages (here - I have quoted a few.) and many e-mails. All from near beginner players who thanked me for posting this thread and my article on the WCA website.
I blocked the troll, <Michael G>, I am truly not interested in ANYTHING he has to say, nor am I interested in the rantings of the toxic IM. (As far as I can tell, he has not written any books, made any websites, nor made any effort to truly help a beginner learn the game. His only area of excellence seems to be in his ability to harshly criticize others and calling Kasparov ... who might be the greatest player who ever lived ... "an ignorant patzer.")
But my original point remains vaild, the Colle is an easy system to learn and an excellent opening system to teach a beginner.
As for all the criticisms, they are meaningless and simply do not affect me, nor do they really strike me as being sincere ... mostly there seems to be a lot of trolling on this thread now. (I don't think I shall bother with it anymore.)
However, feel free to leave me a message or start a new thread. (Thanks.)
To be fair, you started the Thread and put forward the Colle as the "Easiest Opening to learn for beginners".
It was a thinly disguised way of (free) advertising your lessons on Chess.com.
Several Members disagreed with your views and expressed their own; this is what happens in a Forum!
In light of which, was it really necessary for you to be so caustic and nasty?
And yes, M-G is nothing more than a troll ... and I am beginning to think the same of you.
In Internet slang, a troll is someone who posts inflammatory,[2]extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community, such as an online discussion forum, chat room, or blog, with the primary intent of provoking readers into an emotional response[3] or of otherwise disrupting normal on-topic discussion.
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Sorry - you definitely fit the definition, above. OR ... "if the shoe fits, wear it."
exactly what I want to say but I didn't want to type it myself as I'll get reported (NM can't take your insults).
I'll have to take my chances, I guess. It's just hard for me to sit back and watch him treat so many people so shamefully - including some other (higher ranking) masters - just because his posts show up in a different colour.
The only thing I will post here (now) are copies of e-mails and/or messages from people thanking for this thead, my article on the WCA website, etc.
Thnak you to everyone that contributed something positive.
I don't think -- I know, from 40+ years of teaching bare-bones beginners -- that the Colle IS one of the easiest openings to learn ... and will help a near-beginner get to a halfway playable middlegame (even an endgame) better than many other openings.
My apologies if I seem to be stating the obvious ... but too many people tried to put words into my mouth ... many baited me, and I fell for it as well. (One million apologies for that.)
In summation ... for an absolute beginner ... nothing beats the Colle for the ease of use and the overall solidity of the opening.
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Yes, free Americans can discuss and study their own history.<quoted text>
No, I wonder why you only limit to the last 60 years, and not the last 500 years? It is a longer time frame. This way, we can compare Chinese inhumanity with other population, societies, and civilizations.
Why not 100 years? Can you compare Chinese regime v.s the US regime? In last than a 100 years, it was acceptable to lynch people. That it is ok to discriminate based on race, and promotion of racial superiority of one group over another.
The enslaved wretches of CCP China CANNOT.
So you are saying the PROVEN MASS-MURDER of over 70 MILLION Chinese IN THE LAST SIXTY YEARS by your Chinese Communist Party dictatorship is something you are paid to hide?
How much are you paid by the CCP to HIDE THEIR CRIMES AGAINST THE CHINESE PEOPLE?
Is it A LOT?


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#Reality TV
# reality-tv - Yesterday's News
Poll: Do you have a carbon monoxide alarm in your home?
Welcome to part one of our Carbon Monoxide Week series.
# reality-tv - Monday 22 August, 2016
German court convicts model who shouted 'no, no, no' for making a false rape allegation
Gina-Lisa Lohfink was fined €20,000 by the court, after it found she had wrongfully accused a footballer and a Berlin club employee of sexual assault.
# reality-tv - Wednesday 8 June, 2016
This Sligo student accidentally went viral as Tyga's 'mystery woman'
This is what happens when you get papped talking to a recently-single reality TV star in LA.
# reality-tv - Thursday 7 April, 2016
Flying dogs, arranged marriages and 'resurrected' dead relatives: TV trends around the world
What are people watching around the world right now?
# reality-tv - Friday 18 December, 2015
# reality-tv - Monday 30 November, 2015
Opinion: what does the prospect of TV3 and RTÉ sharing sports rights mean for Irish fans?
Evolving media landscape may force broadcasting rivals to work together in the future.
# reality-tv - Saturday 21 November, 2015
Spencer Matthews was kicked out of I'm A Celebrity because of his 'steroid addiction'
The Made in Chelsea star was in the jungle for four days before exiting the show.
# reality-tv - Saturday 3 October, 2015
How Well Do You Remember The Irish Popstars?
There's a whole lot of loving going on, in my heart…
# reality-tv - Tuesday 15 September, 2015
An Important And Official Ranking Of MTV Reality Shows From The 2000s
Admit it. You came straight home from school and binge-watched all of these.
# reality-tv - Saturday 29 August, 2015
Tila Tequlia has been kicked out of Celebrity Big Brother for 'sympathising with Hitler'
They sure know how to pick them, don't they?
# reality-tv - Saturday 6 June, 2015
25 years on: Sex, death, taboo and America's first TV 'Trial of the Century'
Bill Flynn was 16 when he killed his 22-year-old lover's husband in 1990. This week, he walked free.
# reality-tv - Thursday 28 May, 2015
Here's why RTE's new reality show might just fill the void left by Fade Street
Exiles might just be your new guilty pleasure.
# reality-tv - Monday 4 May, 2015
China's biggest reality TV show is training at a GAA club in Dublin
They're giving hurling a go.
# reality-tv - Tuesday 24 March, 2015
Reality TV star Lil' Chris has died, aged 24
The singer found fame as a teenager on Channel 4 reality TV series Rock School.
# reality-tv - Thursday 19 March, 2015
Natalia Kills has sort of apologised for her mad rant on X Factor New Zealand
"I was encouraged to be outspoken and things got out of hand."
# reality-tv - Tuesday 17 March, 2015
The Mission to Mars is a complete sham…
… according to the Irish physicist who was selected to take part.
# reality-tv - Thursday 8 January, 2015
5 of the strangest things that happened on Ireland's Oyster Clan
It's Ireland's answer to Duck Dynasty. It's MAD.
# reality-tv - Wednesday 12 November, 2014
# reality-tv - Sunday 9 November, 2014
Model Nadia Forde to become 'first Irishwoman' on I'm A Celebrity
She's bringing an 'array of little bikinis' lads. Hold on to your hats.
# reality-tv - Friday 26 September, 2014
8 moments from the first week of Connected that got Twitter talking
There was plenty to talk about.
# reality-tv - Monday 22 September, 2014
Here is the lowdown on the new RTE 2 reality series Connected
Connected begins on RTÉ 2 tonight.
# reality-tv - Wednesday 4 June, 2014
5 reasons why Geordie Shore should be your guilty pleasure
This article contains strong language and sexual references from the outset and throughout.
# reality-tv - Sunday 25 May, 2014
There's a US dating show where girls compete to marry a fake 'Prince Harry'
Only they don't know he's not actually Prince Harry.
# reality-tv - Friday 25 April, 2014
Brian McFadden's hosting a new game show called Who's Doing The Dishes?
The losers do the dishes! Get it? Quiet genius.
# reality-tv - Thursday 10 April, 2014
# reality-tv - Tuesday 25 March, 2014
Galway nightclub delivers almighty burn to the cast of Tallafornia
Back to life, back to reality.
# reality-tv - Tuesday 18 February, 2014
Could this be the greatest Daily Mail headline of all time?
We definitely think so.
# reality-tv - Tuesday 8 October, 2013
Reality show suggests plastic surgery for 14-year-old contestant
Young hopeful refuses to compromise to achieve her dream.
# reality-tv - Monday 16 September, 2013
Should we direct our distaste at airhead figures like Roz Flanagan – or the system that creates them?
A profile piece on one of TV3′s "Dublin Housewives" caused quite a stir yesterday. And what a convenient place to direct the mob's ire; an over-privileged reality TV star rather than our own imbalanced society, writes Lisa McInereny.
# reality-tv - Friday 23 August, 2013
12 life-affirming quotes from the 'stars' of Celebrity Big Brother
The new crop of celebrities entered the house last night. It's quite the line-up.
# reality-tv - Monday 19 August, 2013
Sing when you're winning: Irish footballer appears on Swedish Pop Idol
Kevin Walker is participating on the reality television show while holding down a place in the GIF Sundsvall midfield.
# reality-tv - Tuesday 16 July, 2013
The Script frontman announces he's leaving The Voice UK
The Irish star is to leave after two seasons and "couldn't be more proud of the show".
# reality-tv - Sunday 7 July, 2013
Your complete cheat sheet for winning Masterchef Ireland
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# reality-tv - Monday 17 June, 2013
Here's all you need to know about the Kim Kardashian Baby
Don't act like you're not interested.
# reality-tv - Wednesday 8 May, 2013
How Irish people react to a TV star tweeting their penis
We are filled with national pride. Oh wait, that would be revulsion.
# reality-tv - Monday 29 April, 2013
14 alarming situations explored on The Jeremy Kyle Show
Reality is a dark, dark place.
# reality-tv - Saturday 30 March, 2013
Ryan Lochte's 'What Would Ryan Do?' is going to be the most brotastic show on telly
'When you think of America, you think of hot-dogs'.
# reality-tv - Friday 1 March, 2013
VIDEO: This man does not know how to fill a kettle
This clip from a Russian reality TV show will put Big Brother contestants in perspective.
# reality-tv - Friday 22 February, 2013
How we should REALLY choose our Eurovision contestants
Let's spice up the Eurosong final.
# reality-tv - Saturday 26 January, 2013
So these 1990s stars now have reality TV shows…
Toni and T-Boz and Tamera, oh my!
# reality-tv - Tuesday 22 January, 2013
6 reality TV series to make you question humanity
You'll hate them. Or love them. Or love to hate them.


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1. This prominent lady politico is frantic to keep news of her recent tummy tuck and liposuction procedures out of the media. The conservative mom wants her fans to believe she's all natural and stays trim by exercising daily! Can you name her? (National Enquirer)
2. This network is pretending that they are totally satisfied with their casting choices for this television show. It's a lie. Ratings aren't great, and they are already planning a shakeup. One of the new cast members (who isn't stirring up enough controversy or fans) is out, and one of the old cast members may be back in (they are negotiating now). Of course the network is denying all of this. They don't want to give the newbies any reason to dial down the peripheral promotional work that constantly has to be done for the show, and they don't want the old cast member shooting off their mouth. (BlindGossip)
3. These two look like good girlfriends for the cameras… but seating arrangements don't lie! (Downfront2)
My guesses:
1. Sarah Palin
2. American Idol? Although I could also see this as one of the "Real Housewives of…" shows.
3. Beyonce and Kim Kardashian


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DIE, Like the ones before you
One by one we will take you
Aaahhhhhhggh....you will DIE
(fuck it....psychological)
[Verse one]
Siccmade music comin up out yo seat
Catch the reeper night crawler creeper
Dig a ditch get a bitch nigga dig a ditch deeper
I'mma take yo head with this street sweeper
Leave yo brains on yo speaker
Smash off in yo jeep
Do the bitches I'mma get real hostle
Get the signal model in stroddle
Smash down on the throddle
More scratch than lucky luciano
Serve more mutha fuckas than gronnup
Creep up on ya like dunnup
Send on to ya forehead and then like they said I fled
Cause I'm the type of nigga that'll leave a horse head in ya bed
Take ya wife rape her no caper
Tie the bitch to the bed
Don't push me cause I'm close to the edge
Real lunatic and sicc-fed
And thats some sentimental shit
I just might drip cream from my dick
When I'm off that
Smirnoff Gin mix with O.E. I'm hard and wet
O.E. kept tellin' me no
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Mess maker raper
All about my paper
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"The 2007 Cotes du Rhone has finally been released, and Guigal has made his finest Cotes du Rhone to date, all from purchased juice. He and his son told me they go through thousands of samples in order to come up with this cuvee, which is based on 50% Syrah, 40% Grenache, and 10% Mourvedre, all aged in tank. A deep ruby/purple wine with lots of cassis, kirsch, pepper, and even an intriguing floral note, the wine is medium to full-bodied , silky smooth, and a truly delicious, hedonistic and intellectually satisfying wine that is a remarkable bargain. It should drink well for 2-4 years, as these wines can actually last." 90 points, Robert Parker - The Wine Advocate
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Excellent color, a nice bouquet of soft red fruit, with more deep cherry cola on the palate (the Syrah/Mataro component seems more prominent than in many other CdR) suggests a most satisfying, well-made wine for the price. Perfrect for drinking now, this wine will age another 2-3 years given the tannic structure and vintage.
Rating: 89 . Nice balance with no offending odors . Good fruit, not too much. Nose restrained but elegant
Vintage rating : 95E Predicted year : 2014 MAX (Perfect right now, but probably ok for another year or two). RP - 90pts, WS - 87pts. Dark ruby coloured, with sweet red berries and light smoke (gun powder) on the nose. Blackberry and strawberry in the mouth mixed in with dry black pepper, rustic herbs and a hint green peppers; suprising complexity. Quite well balanced although the drying tannins seemed to eventually overpower with more oxygen. I'd suggest some decanting, but do drink it all in one sitting with friends.
Quite pleasant. Balanced, slightly on the lighter side, but not watery.
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Inky ruby. Intriguing, highly perfumed aromas of red- and blackcurrant, cherry, dried flowers and tobacco, with powerful spice and black olive accents; the syrah is center stage today. Graceful and focused, with sweet dark fruit and floral pastille flavors that coat the palate. Suave and gently sweet wine, with excellent clarity, length and a lingering floral quality. There will not be a 2008 bottling of this wine because Guigal wasn't happy with the quality of fruit in the southern Rhone. There are 3.7 million bottles of this wine to go around.
Deep, bright ruby-red. Raspberry, violet, flowers, pepper and tree bark on the nose. Juicy, firm, peppery and penetrating. A lovely food wine with good ripeness. Since '98 this cuvée has featured more Syrah.
This has nice weight, with fleshy dark plum, raspberry and licorice notes. Shows some toasty grip on the finish, but stays juicy enough. Better than previously reviewed. Drink now.
Guigal's skills in selecting and blending large quantities of Côtes-du-Rhône remain unparalleled. The 2006 is full bodied, round in the mouth, full of typical black cherry and plum fruit, and hinting at anise and leather. It should drink well for up to five years.
The deep ruby/purple-colored 1998 Cocirc;tes du Rhocirc;ne rouge, a blend of 50% Syrah, 30% Grenache and 20% miscellaneous varietals, offers a moderately intense bouquet of cassis, licorice and flowers. An amazing value, with moderate tannin, excellent concentration, and the potential to improve for several years and last 6ndash;8, this is a wine to purchase by the case.
The 2007 Cotes du Rhone has finally been released, and Guigal has made his finest Cotes du Rhone to date, all from purchased juice. He and his son told me they go through thousands of samples in order to come up with this cuvee, which is based on 50% Syrah, 40% Grenache, and 10% Mourvedre, all aged in tank. A deep ruby/purple wine with lots of cassis, kirsch, pepper, and even an intriguing floral note, the wine is medium to full-bodied , silky smooth, and a truly delicious, hedonistic and intellectually satisfying wine that is a remarkable bargain. It should drink well for 2ndash;4 years, as these wines can actually last.
Beautiful. Very dark, medium-bodied, delivering plenty of vibrant flavors, but also has an impressively smooth tannin structure, with wild mushrooms, copper, mineral, iron, wet earth and leather notes. Caresses the palate, and has a seductive finish and delicious aftertaste. Surprisingly, this is better than Guigal's bottling from the fine '98 vintage. And for the price, you might as well buy a case or two. Drink now through 2003.
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OAKLAND, Calif. -- Tim Brown made sure his new coach got the game ball.
After the Oakland Raiders' 31-17 defeated the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, Brown congratulated new coach Bill Callahan, who replaced Jon Gruden when he left for Tampa Bay.
|Charlie Garner gains 187 total yards and scores two TDs.(AP)
"This is only one victory, but it's important he get the game ball. Everybody can settle down, they know he can coach. If we don't win another game, it's not his fault."
Rich Gannon completed 19 of 28 passes for 214 yards and two touchdowns, and Charlie Garner amassed 191 total yards and scored two touchdowns.
The Raiders tallied 24 straight points to beat the Seahawks for the fifth straight time in the Coliseum since 1997.
"I thought our team came out and played physical today," Callahan said. "We wanted to be physical from the onset. I thought our units were cohesive. Our run defense was outstanding, and we limited Seattle a great deal."
Because NFL realignment has separated the longtime AFC West rivals, Seattle is not slated to return to Oakland for a regular-season game until 2010. The Seahawks enter their first season in the NFC West this fall.
Sunday's meeting was much like last year's game here, except this time Seattle quarterback Matt Hasselbeck played well.
Hasselbeck, filling in for injured starter Trent Dilfer, completed his first eight passes and led the Seahawks into the end zone in their first offensive series with a 1-yard touchdown pass to Itula Mili.
As the starter last season, Hasselbeck was sacked six times before getting benched with the Seahawks trailing 38-0 in an eventual 38-14 loss.
"It's a great place to play," Seattle coach Mike Holmgren said of the Coliseum. "We haven't played our best football here. We've played poorly. I wish I had an answer for that, but I don't."
In Seattle's 1-3 preseason, Hasselbeck threw five interceptions and only one touchdown.
Rookie Maurice Morris set up Mili's touchdown when he returned a kickoff 66 yards to start the Seahawks' drive on the Oakland 36.
But then Seattle fell apart, struggling to convert third downs and allowing the Raiders touchdowns on their first three drives of the second quarter. The Seahawks were penalized 13 times for 105 yards.
"There wasn't anything we hadn't seen in practice," Seahawks cornerback Shawn Springs said. "They outblocked us, they outran us, they out-toughed us. There weren't any secret plays."
Perhaps this win was enough for the Raiders to rid themselves of their bad memories from an embarrassing loss in Seattle last season, when Shaun Alexander ran all over them.
Alexander's name came up all week at the Raiders' practice facility. He ran for 266 yards and three touchdowns, including an 88-yarder, as the Seahawks won 34-27 last November.
"I told everybody what he did against us was a fluke last time," said defensive tackle Rod Coleman, who had two sacks. "And I didn't expect it to happen again."
Oakland's new defensive front led by John Parrella and Sam Adams made sure to shut down Alexander. He was limited to 36 yards on 13 carries but added an 11-yard touchdown reception in the final minutes.
"The only tough thing about this is we don't get another shot at them like we used to," Alexander said.
Garner was the running back of the day. He carried 15 times for 127 yards and had five catches for 64.
Gannon, who did not throw a touchdown pass the entire preseason, hit Brown for an 8-yard TD pass on Oakland's opening possession.
Backup Raiders running back Zack Crockett was carted off the field late in the first quarter after injuring his neck while covering a punt. He was able to move his arms and legs but was taken to a local hospital for tests. Callahan said X-rays were negative.
- Springs recovered a fumble and returned it 71 yards to set up a 32-yard field goal by Rian Lindell early in the fourth quarter. Gannon tackled Springs.
- The Seahawks played without key offensive linemen Chris McIntosh (neck) and Walter Jones (contract dispute).
- The Raiders outgained the Seahawks 423 to 186.
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Happy Thanksgiving. I'll be very brief, because it's Thanksgiving.
The FCC is going to vote on the Internet takeover next month. Defying the law and the courts, the FCC will make a power grab, or at least will try to. There's still time to get loud, get people informed, and get enough popular opposition to this thing going that the FCC might back off. I'm not counting on it, so plan B becomes aggressive legislative action in January. So talk to your members of Congress as well.
Oopposition to the FCC grows though. This is not a partisan matter. Republicans and Democrats in the mainstream both oppose the power grab. It's only the wealthy, radical socialists and their corporate buddies who stand to benefit in the short run.
The radicals are p retending to support something less than the power grab, but I think that's just a distraction from what the FCC is about to attempt.
Meanwhile in Europe, people who value their privacy more than Google's bottom line are suffering targeted vandalism. I already know what Eric Schmidt's answer to that is: move.


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IMG Dominates Consumer Engagement With B2B Instagram Videos, Actions Up 168% in Q2September 12th, 2016 by Seth Arenstein
It's hardly a surprise for loyal Data Dive readers that video is one of the main ingredients driving consumer engagement for B2C and B2B brands. Media companies are catching on.
The latest evidence is BuzzFeed's reorg, announced August 23, when founder Jonah Peretti told employees, "Having a single 'video department' in 2016 makes about as much sense as having a 'mobile department'… as digital video becomes ubiquitous, every major initiative at BuzzFeed around the world will find an expression as video…."
Brands' Tactics Burnish and Tarnish Their Reps at Summer OlympicsAugust 29th, 2016 by Katie Paine
The Olympics is not for the faint of heart. Never mind the athletes. Being a spectator or a sponsor requires as much grit and fortitude. I know. I just got back from watching my cousin, Caleb Paine, compete on the U.S. Sailing Team. For years, I observed the Olympics from the comfort of my living room, watching the celebration of human spirit and athleticism play out against what I assumed was a perfectly orchestrated spectacle, replete with major brands and a lot of media coverage. It's not like that at all.
Instagram Is Most-Engaged Platform for B2B and B2C Brands During OlympicsAugust 29th, 2016 by Seth Arenstein
No doubt, the Olympics was good for Instagram. We told you last week how Shareablee data provided exclusively to PR News Pro showed consumer actions, or engagement, with B2B brands grew 50% August 5-17. Actions are the total of consumer likes, comments, shares and retweets. B2B brands had 1.8 million actions; B2C had 213 million.
Labor Day Idea: Enhance Company & Employee Performance via VacationsAugust 29th, 2016 by Mike McDougall
Is paid time off (PTO) a relic of the past? Should PR leaders abandon the concept? That doesn't seem to be the ideal solution, especially when the benefits of vacation are well established. A Diamond Resorts International survey conducted by Nielsen found 71% of people who take a yearly vacation are satisfied or very satisfied with their jobs. Just 46% who fail to take a yearly vacation are satisfied or very satisfied with their jobs.
The Week in PRAugust 29th, 2016 by Seth Arenstein
A roundup of the week's new items in PR, including allegations against the Kardashians for endorsing products on social without mentioning that they are paid to do so; the departure of Robyn Massey as Ogilvy's CCO; more bad news for Chipotle, this time from the NLRB regarding its social media policy.
Social Olympics: U.S. B2B Brands See Engagement Grow 50% as B2C Actions Drop a BitAugust 22nd, 2016 by Seth Arenstein
Shareablee provides data exclusively to PR News Pro about the brands (B2B and B2C) who were most engaged during August 5-17, the first 12 days of the Olympics.
The Week in PRAugust 22nd, 2016 by Seth Arenstein
A roundup of the week's top news and trends in PR. This week we look at more implications of FTC actions against paid influencers, the passing of Ed Block.
Seven Steps You'll Need to Complete the AMEC Measurement FrameworkAugust 15th, 2016 by Katie Paine
I decided to fill out the AMEC Framework using a PR campaign I recently helped a client measure. I used the responses that members of its PR team gave me at our first meeting. After a long day of checking the taxonomy and making sure I put everything in the right boxes. I have the following tips for you.


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