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"I must thank you for the workshop, now I have a lot of leads to follow and feel I should try a little longer.
I am a portrait /figurative oil painter passionately interested in the codification and capture of my subjects state of mind. I have had to label myself as emerging for the last few years because I have not been able to make substantial headway in the art market. Then I hit a wall; what could I do to move my status from emerging to emerged and mid career. On February 21, 2010, I took Liron Sissman's marketing workshop at the Montclair Museum. Now it is February 22nd I am armed with strategies and a list of new resources to promote my work. I am off to research and put in place the things I learned. I am glad to know I can use Ms. Sissman as a resource in the future!"
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"I was in your class this past Sunday at the Montclair Art Museum. I saw a call for artists at a small gallery in Ringwood and used your email format to apply for exhibition and two of my paintings were accepted! This will be my first public showing. I just wanted to thank you again for a great class. I believe your professional approach helped me get my first exhibition. Thanks so much."
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"Liron Sissman led an Art Business workshop in Rowayton last weekend and I had a front row seat! For a few hours I listened, took notes, asked questions, and listened some more. All in all, the afternoon flew by because Liron's lecture was highly informative, practical, eye-opening and enjoyable. Liron Sissman is a gifted artist and business professional and knows first hand how to weave the two together for success. I met Liron at a crucial time since I was launching my first ever art website. I set up a phone consultation with Liron and she continued to advise and encourage me to follow my passion for art. I really can't express in words how much I have learned and gained in a few short days. I look forward to working with her as time goes on. Thank you Liron for your candid ability to share and explain the business of art. I will recommend you highly to friends in need of support and direction."
- Brenda Jacobsen
"I thought it was incredibly informative and I left wanting even more! Liron is very articulate and compassionate about selling and marketing art. She seems to have covered all the angles from using her website and the internet to personal visits and phone calls to galleries. She was very organized with handouts and using her computer to highlight different points. I wrote six pages of copious notes! I was intrigued by every bit of information she had to offer. She knows her stuff! Subsequently, we are planning to hire her for our studios at WALA to help with marketing strategies."
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"I'm so excited with the overflow of information you shared with us today at your comprehensive seminar at the Katonah Art Center. You had prepared for us the distillation of the best of your years of research and what you learned in your career as an artist. I felt that taking your class was best investment of my money and time I have made in a very long time. It was worth so much more to me. Your art skills as a superlative painter are equal to your teaching skills as an advisor and teacher. Your subject matter was current and precise and geared to simplifying the process of self-marketing. You are organized and clear and articulate and focused. Your presentation had everything laid out for us in an accessible and simple format. With heartfelt gratitude."
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" I attended a three hour 'Art Business & Marketing' workshop at the Katonah Art Center and received a wealth of knowledge and motivation far beyond my expectations. The information was relevant and clearly transmitted, and all questions answered fully.
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Liron Sissman is an outstanding example of success as an artist, teacher and businessperson. Listen, look, learn and be rewarded."
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" I appreciate all of the information you gave us at the Rowayton Arts Center. As the Education Director I can honestly say that everyone interested in promoting their art should take your workshop. It was very enlightening!"
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" Liron Sissman's Art Business and Marketing workshop was an amazing experience. She is an excellent speaker; compassionate and thorough in her topics and answering questions. It was by far the best workshop I've been to, and incredibly informative and helpful. She covered just about every topic imaginable and then some, and stayed late to help people individually. I was very impressed by her wealth of knowledge and willingness to help others and share her secrets of success."
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" Thank you so much for the amazing workshop. Yesterday, I learned more about art marketing than I have in the last 25 years! Your expertise and generosity (you gave us names, places - real info) have given me the tools - and the kick in the butt - that I needed to get my work out there. At last!"
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" You will not have to listen long before it dawns on you that Liron has an iridescent intelligence when it comes to marketing art. If your passion is to be free to create art, I advise serious artists to use Liron's Artist Advisory service to gain the needed understanding of market niches and how to get exposure and sales."
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" Liron is a wealth of knowledge and real life art world experience. I found a kindred spirit and so enjoyed talking with her. She was kind enough to share some of the precious trade secrets that I'm sure took years to acquire. She is truly an asset to any artist and invaluable in consulting on your art career. After talking to her I am inspired, have clear direction and the tools to get there. In one word, Awesome!"
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"I brought a few pieces, you looked, you talked, and I listened. It was exactly what I came for... Advice. Damn Good Advice. I won't share your lessons here, but suffice it to say, you opened my eyes to side roads to this place I want to go.
Thanks to Liron Sissman I can now begin to turn my true reason for being here into an economic reality and so much more on a personal level. Not by miracles but by smart advice and a few nuggets of information followed by work and dedication to my art. If you are ready to take the step... you are smart to see Liron first."
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" Thank you! Your workshop was wonderful and really helpful -- I have been in the art field for over twenty years and I found your information not only useful but up to date and certainly included things that I plan to use. Again thank you! Your afternoon workshop is certainly something every artist needs!"
- Maria Lupo, MFA, MA, ATR
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Sun Life sells biz
Toronto-based life insurer Sun Life Financial has unloaded its U.S. annuity business and certain life insurance operations to Delaware Life Holdings, an affiliate of investment firm Guggenheim Partners, for $1.35 billion in cash.
Sun Life's U.S. employees in Wellesley and others at offices in Canada and Ireland will continue to support the acquired businesses, which will be renamed Delaware Life Insurance Co.
The U.S. annuity business has been challenging for Sun Life in recent years because of a combination of low interest rates and a substantial increase in the amount of capital required by regulators.
Smith & Wesson shares plummet
Smith & Wesson led a decline in stocks of firearms amid speculation that President Obama will renew a ban on assault weapons following last week's elementary school shooting in Connecticut.
The Springfield company's stock fell 5 percent, extending its slide to 9.3 percent over two trading days.
Goodwin Procter eyes Fan Pier
Law firm Goodwin Procter is reportedly looking to fill the next office tower planned for Fan Pier, developer Joe Fallon's $3 billion project on the Southie waterfront.
A deal by the firm to eventually move from the Financial District is in the works, but nothing has been signed yet, a source told the Herald. Fallon and Goodwin Procter could not be reached.
The Boston Redevelopment Authority holds a public meeting on the hotel planned for 40 Trinity Place in Back Bay.
The National Association of Home Builders releases the housing market index for December.
The U.S. Commerce Department releases housing starts for November.
L Akamai Technologies of Cambridge named co-founder and chief scientist Dr. Tom Leighton as its new chief executive officer, effective Jan. 1. Leighton succeeds Paul Sagan, who will remain a company director and senior adviser.
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... in ceremonies for the planning board, the committee of adjust- ment and the Maple Village Trustees. The
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...ruriic Lairzri', g Q '24 Jr: lit bin, 5. Ricb'fl'i". hill. 1 J"'n 3â€"2â€"1â€"0â€"9- , , "In Essentials L'nity; in Non-Essentials Liberty; in all things Charity" VOL. 91, NO. 28. RICHMOND HILL. ONTARIO, THURSDAY. JANUARY 9.
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... in Richmond Hill this year. finance chief. He noted that news reports in the daiLv press have forecast cuts in provincial subsidies dur- ing the coming year. "I think we should know what priorities Queen's Park is con- sidering in
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... from Richmond Hill Metro will likely be intro- duced into the Legislature by late
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The Liberal, 6 Feb 1969
... units. Markham Sand the disposal of garbage in the \township for four years. In a letter from the company. January 27, Markham Sand and Gravel said the period of col- lection would run from Febru- ary 1 to December 31,
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The Liberal, 6 Mar 1969
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The Liberal, 3 Apr 1969
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Backlash (2004) was the sixth annual Backlash PPV. It was presented by Square Enix's Drakengard. It took place on April 18, 2004 at the Rexall Place in Edmonton, Alberta and was a Raw brand-exclusive event. The main event was a Triple Threat match for the World Heavyweight Championship involving reigning champion Chris Benoit, Triple H, and Shawn Michaels, which Benoit. One of the predominant matches on the card was Randy Orton versus Cactus Jack in a Hardcore match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship. Orton won the match and retained the title after pinning Cactus following an RKO. Another primary match on the undercard was Edge versus Kane, which Edge won by pinfall after executing a spear.
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I tried to install Ubuntu 10.10 from the Live CD on Acer L100 desktop today. I downloaded and burnt the CD about three weeks ago and installed on my laptop without problems. But on the desktop it wont install. This is what happens:
More than half the time it doesnt want to read the CD at all. It starts to load GRUB and boots my existing installation Ubuntu (Karmic). When it does manage to start to boot from the CD I get to the initial language selection and then chose to either run from the Live CD/install. Then it quits reading the CD and the drive winds down.
This lead me to think its the CD drive at fault. However it seems to function fine for other purposes. I also had no trouble installing Karmic on it before. I just tried putting the Karmic CD in and it wont read that either now.
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I came up with an idea to start a blog on emigration in English after I realized that some of the issues I try to talk about in my Lithuanian blog would not even be considered as issues in some Western countries. I.e.
* Emigrants - are they loosers who couldn't adapt in their home countries or people who dare to leave everything behind and make a leap of faith?
* Do emigrants owe anything to their home countries? Should I have to pay back for the education I've received in a public university, public healthcare or security guaranteed by our brand new army? And if so how?
* Finally how should one define emigration in a modern world. I don't come from a third world country, quite contrary - it's been known as a "Baltic tiger" and I am not trying to escape war, political situation or genocide. I have left Lithuania not because I can't live there. I have left my country because I believe I can live not only there. So who am I: an emigrant, a wandering soul or a citizen of the world? Besides, I don't even know where I want to settle and for how long...
According to the Lithuanian Department of Statistics as of 1990 over 400 000 people have emigrated from Lithuania and we have the highest rate of emigration per capita in European Union. Yet after joining the EU and plunging into the joys of freedom of movement one could only guess what are the official figures...
The media in Lithuania calls us emigrants although I still think that the vast majority of us will come back - sooner or later.
In this blog I will try to look at the stories hiding behind those figures. At the reasons and consequences. At the freedom of movement and attempts to deprive of it.
I hope my blog will give an insider view of the reality my country is facing now despite being that roaring tiger. And I hope it will reveal how does it feel to be an emigrant or simply a stranger away from home.
You are welcome to make any comments on my posts and to share your views. For any queries please contact me at lina[dot]zigelyte[at]gmail[dot]com.
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The Department of Physics is actively developing a new paradigm for graduate physics education and research for the 21st century, aimed at enhancing interdisciplinary interactions and creating an integrated approach to educational and research training. Advanced degrees offered in physics are the Master of Science and the Doctor of Philosophy. Outstanding graduate research opportunities are available in many subdisciplines of physics, including:
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The Medical Scholars Program permits highly qualified students to integrate the study of medicine with study for a graduate degree in a second discipline, including Physics.
Admission to the physics graduate program requires an outstanding record of accomplishment in an undergraduate physics program and clear evidence of considerable academic promise, as judged by test scores, letters of recommendation, and strong intellectual achievements. A bachelor's degree or its equivalent from an accredited college or university in the U.S. or an approved institution of higher learning abroad, with at least 20 semester hours (30 quarter hours) of intermediate and advanced undergraduate physics course work, is required for admission. Course preparation in electricity and magnetism, optics, mechanics, atomic and nuclear physics, quantum mechanics, mathematical physics, differential equations, and analysis is essential. Any deficiency in these areas may delay degree completion by as much as a year. (Students are expected to make up deficiencies during the first graduate year.)
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A few applicants may be admitted for the spring semester, in addition to the customary fall semester admissions. See the Physics graduate admissions Web site for lists of deadlines and application materials.
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Admission to Ph.D. candidacy is based on the faculty's evaluation of a student's potential to carry out independent research, scholastic competence as evidenced by grades and class ranks, and satisfactory performance on the qualifying examination. Although there is no formal Ph.D. core curriculum, all candidates are expected to complete courses necessary for their research, which may include advanced courses in:
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- condensed matter physics
- mathematical or computational methods for physics
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- pass the qualifying examination, an in-depth test of classical mechanics, electricity and magnetism, statistical physics, and quantum mechanics (in recent years, the overall success rate on the qualifying examination has averaged 98 percent);
- pass a preliminary examination, which consists of a brief paper on the proposed thesis topic and an oral examination that tests familiarity with the background literature and understanding of the physics underlying the thesis project;
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- pass a final oral examination by a faculty committee on the results of the research project. Proficiency in a language other than English is not required.
Frequently, PHYS 597, taken prior to the preliminary exam, marks the beginning of a research relationship with a faculty member which can be formally continued as PHYS 599.
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High energy, extreme creativity and bold haircoloring are words to describe this class. Doug Martucci gets behind the in-depth process of dimensional coloring, and what it means to you. How you can benefit from it and why you need to have it in your arsenal of haircolor techniques. This haircoloring system defies logic and conventional thinking. It is not only about technique, it is also formulating colors, colors and more colors Don't miss this class!
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This area covers the impact of policies affecting Canadians' health and long-term care choices and outcomes, for example regarding access to and quality of care, funding arrangements and incentives, pharmaceuticals policies, intergenerational equity considerations, and the impact of these choices on the public purse.
May 23, 2017 - Ake Blomqvist and Colin Busby
The current methods of paying healthcare providers do not encourage systematic consideration of cost-effectiveness in the selection of treatment or new technologies, finds a new report from the C.D....
April 27, 2017 - Colin Busby, Aaron Jacobs and Ramya Muthukumaran
A vocal few Canadians hold anti-vaccine views, but they are not the main reason for insufficient childhood vaccination coverage across Canada, finds a new report from the C.D. Howe Institute. In "...
January 17, 2017 - Jason Sutherland and Erik Hellsten
Canada needs to break down payment silos for more effective healthcare, according to a new report from the C.D. Howe Institute. In "Integrated Funding: Connecting the Silos for the Healthcare We Need...
September 7, 2016 - William B.P. Robson
Revised estimates for 2014 healthcare spending growth show increases larger than initially reported – which continues a worrisome trend, says a new C.D. Howe Institute report. In "Healthcare Spending...
August 9, 2016 - Colin Busby and Livio Di Matteo
There is no clear evidence that a lasting period of health spending restraint is underway, according to a new report from the C.D. Howe Institute. In "Hold the Applause: Why Provincial Restraint on...
July 6, 2016 - Ake Blomqvist and Colin Busby
The federal government should recognize the limited success of past attempts to achieve healthcare reform with conditional transfers to the provinces and instead focus more on independent initiatives...
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From: Farah Omran To: Canada's healthcare officials and policymakers Date: October 25, 2017 Re: Life after OHIP+ Ontario's 2017 budget announced a universal drug program for youth under the age of 25...
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BCNI notes from "The Insight Graph: CRM for Journalists"
Drew Geraets of American Public Media led a session Saturday morning at BCNI Philly about customer relations management for journalists. In a nutshell, the tool -- called The Insight Graph -- is a way to tap the insights, knowledge and expertise of the news customers (i.e. sources, readers) to create deeper, more relevant news coverage. Their network currently has 85,000 sources among the 12 partners.
The problem The Insight Graph is trying to solve is how to quickly discover and access insights from diverse sources-- beyond the "standard rolodex." The solution takes form of what they call the "audience insight repository" (i.e. a searchable database). The inquiry process for gathering information about sources looks like a form that feeds into a databse:
They want to give information access to the data so that it's a two-way process-- the information doesn't get locked into a database and lost forever, but becomes usable and collaborative. The two-way aspect comes in the form of users being able to log into a separate interface where they can see a history of the forms they've filled out and follow the trial of where their data was used.
The new challenges The Insight Graph is addressing:
- Share insights
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- Sources can update profile - Through an interface called "myPin" sources can see which sources they've responded to, which of their submissions have been used on the web, and have the ability to follow individuals' responses
- Sources determine access
- Instantly publish insights
- Create credibility systems - how do we know who is going to be reliable? The editors deciding?
- Create a better UX
- Integrate with existing sites
This is what the AIR (audience insight repository) looks like so far (prototype):
The dashboard lends itself to collaboration. Different newsrooms can access the info, leave comments on different inqueries, submit pitches, etc.
You can also drill down into the source database with multiple layers of filters, save those filters to "bins" and export them:
If this all seems too abstract, here here's the system in action on MinnesotaPublicRadio.org:
At the bottom of some stories, there's a "Your Voice" box that gives users the option of filling out the form ("help us cover this story").
Drew didn't immediately have numbers about how many users stay engaged after the initial signup.
One important critique from an audience member:
cherylam: Can we expect community to share personal info when many won't even identify selves in comments section? #bcniphilly
Other concerns brought up from audience members:
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- How will it eventually map to data within the CMS itself? - Daniel Bachhuber
- Will it be pluggable into other data tools? - Adam Hemphill
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Archaeology of Wonder brings together two disparate approaches to the past – archaeology with its meticulous discipline, and wonder with its radical subjectivity – to examine contemporary works of art. This exhibition was conceived and is being curated by Kristina Newman-Scott, Real Art Ways' Director of Visual Arts.
Central to the concept of the exhibition is the symbolic significance of archaeology: Freud used archaeological excavation as a metaphor for the process of remembering experiences in therapy. Indeed, such language has worked its way into our daily parlance; we often speak of "unearthing" facts and memories. Archaeology of Wonderposits questions about the way we use artifacts and art to approach those relationships to the past that are difficult to pin down, yet evoke inescapable reactions in the mind of the viewer, thus linking them to the world of wonder.


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States, EPA Fail To Evaluate Water Quality
July 13, 2000
How clean are the nation's lakes, rivers and streams? In passing the Clean Water Act in 1972, Congress directed each state to gather water quality data. But critics say that mandate has been virtually ignored. So no one knows for sure the status of our water.
- Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Clean Water Act, the Environmental Protection Agency claimed, "Today' two-thirds of the nation's surveyed waters are safe for fishing and swimming."
- But in nearly the same breath, the agency warned that "57 percent of our waters are unacceptably polluted."
- Critics say the EPA has done nothing to develop or even encourage meaningful monitoring -- and even admits that only 19 percent of rivers and streams have even been evaluated.
- In fact, the agency is said to have sabotaged attempts by the U.S. Geological Survey to create a national water quality database.
Even when streams are physically monitored, critics charge, sampling is likely to be erratic, infrequent, superficial and otherwise so limited as to be worthless for setting policy and making regulatory decisions.
Source: Alex Avery and Richard Halpern (both of the Hudson Institute), "Regulators Without Clues," Washington Times, July 13, 2000.
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Last week the left-wing Institute for Public Policy Research, with staggering predictability, produced yet another report attempting to persuade us that the Government is not doing enough to narrow the difference in income between "rich and poor".
The more thoughtful commentators on the Left have begun to see what a blind alley this is. As The Independent's John Rentoul wrote: "Trends in income and wealth distribution in free economies are mostly beyond the power of democratic governments to influence . . . [the Treasury] should tell the IPPR to shove it."
But one newspaper in Britain is still resolutely redistributionist, publishing a leading article praising the IPPR under the subtitle "Rise in British wealth inequality marks a worrying trend". No, it was not the Morning Star. It was the Financial Times.
In truth, this was less surprising than it might seem. The FT has been getting pinker and pinker in its political views over a number of years: after all, it endorsed Neil Kinnock in 1992.
Whether this is what the FT's healthily avaricious readers expect to find is another matter. Its total UK circulation has fallen by a third over the past four years, and its full-paid UK circulation is now barely 100,000. The FT's political stance has helped earn its boss, Marjorie Scardino, a damehood. We somehow doubt that is a consolation to the company's shareholders.


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As a 20 year patient of fibromyalgia and arthritis, it is mentally and emotionally rewarding to be able to just let go and receive. I felt nurtured, safe and trusting. At the beginning of my session my pain level was around 5 out of 10. At the end of the session, I was in the 2 to 3 range. My stiffness is totally gone. I have tremendous sense of well-being. Although I love table massage, Watsu provides a level of relief that is physical, emotional and spiritual that is not available on the table. –Donna Corkran, Santa Fe, NM


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This battery, recommended for ages 8+, consists of surveys designed to assess the major components of emotional function.
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"there are a number of tasks to be added: NIH Toolbox Apathy Survey,NIH Toolbox Sadness Survey,NIH Toolbox Fear-Somatic Arousal Survey, NIH Toolbox Fear-Over Anxious Survey, NIH Toolbox Fear Survey, NIH Toolbox Separation Anxiety Survey,NIH Toolbox Anger-Affect Survey, NIH Toolbox Anger-Hostility Survey, NIH Toolbox Anger-Physical Aggression Survey, NIH Toolbox Anger Survey,NIH Toolbox Emotion Control Survey,NIH Toolbox Self-Efficacy Survey,NIH Toolbox Perceived Stress Survey,NIH Toolbox Emotional Support Survey, NIH Toolbox Instrumental Support Survey, NIH Toolbox Maternal Relationship Survey, NIH Toolbox Paternal Relationship Survey, NIH Toolbox Positive Parental Relationship Survey, NIH Toolbox Negative Parental Relationship Survey,NIH Toolbox Meaning and Purpose Survey,NIH Toolbox Domain-Specific Life Satisfaction Survey,"
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MSNBC VP of Primetime Programming: Comedian Extraordinaire
Somebody book this guy on Comedy Central:
MSNBC vp primetime programming Bill Wolff maintains that his network covers Palin because she's newsworthy. Period. End of story.
Wolff called it "nonsense" that MSNBC is driven by politics or even profits when it comes to how much airtime it devotes to Palin.
"MSNBC does not have a political agenda. The idea that we're beholden to one side or the other is ridiculous," he says. "And if Sarah Palin is so good for business, why would we want to destroy her? We tell the truth. We hold up a mirror and say, 'This is what's going on.' We're not so crass to think that she's good for business, therefore we'll talk about her."
Sure, Ed Schultz's Republican-free zone is the least agenda-driven program I've ever seen.
Because when you think Schultz, Maddow, Matthews and Olbermann (formerly) and his current replacement with a name that sounds like somebody trying to order steak tartare with a mouthful of marbles, you think "no political agenda."
17 Responses to "MSNBC VP of Primetime Programming: Comedian Extraordinaire"
nannykins on
January 26th, 2011 3:01 pm
Does he really think that we are that stupid? All he has to do is look at the MESSNBC ratings and see just how smart we are. We are NOT watching their $hitty shows!!!
Marshall_Will on
January 26th, 2011 3:29 pm
"and his current replacement"
Oh God. I give this guy 6 months. Who wants the under/over? This guy will make Canned Sugar look rational! I believe Doug has linked him before ( purely for comedic effect I'm sure )
The comments on the article Doug provided were running 90% -against- MSNBC's decision. Good luck with yer' new BOY there Mr. Wolff. Don't say we didn't TELL you so.
SignPainterGuy on
January 26th, 2011 5:10 pm
If MessyNBC were to announce that tonight`s 8:pm show would be the last ever show before going off-air permanently, I MIGHT tune in at 9: to verify !
Oh, wait……wouldn`t that show up on the viewer-counter and boost their ratings ?
Mike S. on
January 26th, 2011 8:08 pm
Man, soon this guy's nose will make Pinocchio jealous. Time to link to Leslie Nielsen's "Pinocchio" moment in "Airplane!".
SignPainterGuy on
January 26th, 2011 8:08 pm
You must put your M_W-isms in print ! I`ll take several copies !
SignPainterGuy on
January 26th, 2011 8:11 pm
I saw the Obamanocchio pic – too funny ! HIS is so well deserved !
Marshall_Will on
January 26th, 2011 9:07 pm
Actually, my eldest sister has one put together, I'll see if I can email it over! I may have to pester her a bit. She volunteers a lot for Disabled Vets, ref's games etc.
From what I'm told it's a pretty expansive 'work'. The guy had a million of 'em!
Marshall_Will on
January 26th, 2011 9:09 pm
Mike S,
Is… that were the flight attendants are asking him if everything is "just fine" w/ the plane? Youtube it baby! And God rest Mr. Nielsen. When was the last time we had a true comedian that didn't go -right- down the old Bill Maher?
Mike S. on
January 26th, 2011 9:34 pm
That's the one! "Airplane!" was Nielsen's first real foray into comedy, and he hit a grand slam (the delivery of the "I am serious, and don't call me Shirley" line, completely deadpan, was perfect). As for Bill Maher: he was actually funny about 20 years or so ago, before he went completely batsh!t liberal. Now, he's just another libtard as far as I'm concerned.
SignPainterGuy on
January 26th, 2011 10:11 pm
Lesley Nielsen, an all-time favorite, even before but especially after he found his comedic calling !
Never cared for Bill Maher who I just noticed in my local fishwrap is coming to town ……. Dang, where did I put those Party Poppers ? Ya know, with his money, you`d think he could do something with that mangy hair !
SignPainterGuy on
January 26th, 2011 10:23 pm
Cool, Let me know how you want to exchange addresses !
OK_Loyalist on
January 26th, 2011 10:59 pm
I rented The Forbidden Planet after Leslie's death. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8y4crGU7dkg is the trailer. The movie was actually pretty good and I'm convinced that this movie was an influence on George Lucas writing Star Wars
SignPainterGuy on
January 27th, 2011 12:28 am
The day after he died, I started looking for the dvd`s of "Police Squad", the 2 "Airplane" movies and all the "Naked Gun" series….no store has them. I can get them online but I hate to use plastic online. I think I`ll get Best Buy to order them for me w/ store pick up, that way I can pay cash !
Wait, what was the topic again ? Oh yeah, "MessyNBC does not have a political agenda". Leslie could probably say that deadpan, I can`t pull it off !
OK_Loyalist on
January 27th, 2011 12:32 am
You can always use a pre-loaded or gift VISA card, they like $5 and use a public (yahoo, hotmail, etc) email.
This is what I did last summer for making campaign donations. Also used work address.
Doug on
January 27th, 2011 12:40 am
Pre-paid Visa works great and there's no risk of credit theft and all that. We use it when we travel, etc. Works just like a regular credit card except it's already paid and there's no interest.
I have Airplane II on the DVR right now… it was on a few days ago. I used to have all the Police Squad shows on VHS, but I think those are long gone.
SignPainterGuy on
January 27th, 2011 12:44 am
Okay, okay, I give , uncle, calf rope !! Stop twisting my arm ! :-O OUCH !
Come on, guys, that`s too easy !
Jeff Hawkins on
January 28th, 2011 4:54 pm
You might remember Bill Wolff as the original voice of ESPN's "Around the Horn" and later as the Judge on "I. Max" on Fox Sports.
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New Delhi, Oct. 24: The India-Pakistan diplomatic game over the debris of quake-struck villages on both sides of the Line of Control in Kashmir continues despite both New Delhi and Islamabad proposing to set up relief centres on the de-facto border.
A team of senior officials from India will visit Pakistan shortly to work out the logistics of relief and Indian Army teams near the LoC are ready to set up camps though Delhi has not got a formal response from Islamabad on its proposal.
Foreign ministry spokesperson Navtej Sarna said today that the three relief centres proposed to be set up at Chakan da Bagh, Kaman and Teethwal could not be opened without Islamabads concurrence. India had proposed to open the centres from tomorrow in the proposal announced on Saturday.
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We needed the time (three days) to put the relief camps up but they can be operational once we have got Pakistans concurrence which is awaited, he said.
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Kewarra Beach Resort Pizza Night
During the dry season Kewarra Beach Resort create delicious wood-fired pizzas down on the beach.
Head through the main reception and restaurant and walk down the path to the 'beach shack' where pizzas and drinks are being served, the DJ playing relaxed and dance tunes, and the seats and tables are on the sand.
Kids love to play in the sand, climb the coconut trees and dance on the dance floor. It is advisable to book, and if you are with the kids get there early (about 5:30) so that you can order and enjoy the last hours of sunshine. Enjoy sipping your drink and watching the kids tire themselves out completely before tucking into a gourmet wood-fired pizza.
Take a jumper or warm top for when the sun goes down, it can get chilly on the beach. I always pack the kids PJ's and change them in the car as they usually nod off on the way home after all the fun.
Where: Kewarra Street (view map)
When: Friday Nights in the dry season
Price: Pizzas from about $10
Website: (visit website)
Author: Sophie K
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