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January 29, 2013 · 10:45 AM
A four-year-old girl is fighting for her life at Harrison Medical Center in Silverdale. The Seabeck girl was brought to the hospital last night after sustaining a subdural hematoma.
A subdural hematoma occurs after the brain suffers a traumatic injury, leading to bleeding underneath the outer layer of the brain. It is a life-threatening injury.
Kitsap County Sheriff's Department reports that the girl was airlifted to Mary Bridge Children's Hospital in Seattle where she underwent emergency surgery. However, during the course of the surgery, doctors realized there wasn't much that could be done to help the child, the Sheriff's office said.
The Sheriff's office said the girl is not expected to survive.
The boyfriend of the child's mother was arrested for 1st degree assault of a child, and bail was set at $500,000.
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Would you walk around with $100,000 in your pocket or the glove compartment of your car? Probably not. But one Virginia Lottery player may be unknowingly doing just that. Someone bought a ticket for the March 26 Cash 5 day drawing at Happy Shopper, 1290 N. Laburnum Ave. in Henrico County. That ticket turned out to be a $100,000 winner. Whoever has that ticket has not come forward to claim the prize. According to Virginia Lottery rules, winning tickets expire 180 days after the drawing. In this case, since the 180-day period ends on a Saturday, the winner has until close of business the next business day, which is 5 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 24. The winning numbers were 8-19-23-28-31. The ticket matched all five numbers. The person who has that ticket should contact the Virginia Lottery immediately at 692-7000. All Virginia Lottery unclaimed prize money goes to the state Literary Fund. The Literary Fund is used solely for educational purposes, such as school construction, renovation and teacher retirement funding. Since its inception in 1988, the Lottery has transferred more than $222 million in unclaimed prizes to Virginia's Literary Fund. |
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For parents looking to keep their kids outside and away from the video games this summer, the Virginia Cooperative Extension is still accepting registrations for the 2013 Henrico Junior 4-H Camp.
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After nearly a year out of the restaurant industry, a well known 30-year Henrico restaurateur is ready to open up his fifth venture in Short Pump.
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PINEVILLE – The numerous 13th Region coaches in attendance at Pineville on Monday were likely impressed by Harlan County's 73-46 rout of the Mountain Lions. However, the only opinion that matters for the Black Bears is that of Mike Jones, and the veteran coach isn't ready to shower his team with praise just yet.
"Close. We are not going to be satisfied," Jones said with a smile when asked if his team made the kind of statement he is looking for. "We talked about that in the locker room. There were a lot of coaches and they came to see how they performed. I told them we needed to show them what this team is made of. We want to prove that every day in practice and every time we step out on the floor."
Harlan County (2-0) struggled for much of the first half. Pineville (2-2) missed just three shots in the opening period to jump out to a five-point advantage. The Mountain Lions controlled the paint, with center John Simpson and forwards Byron David Ahser and Jacob Skinner combining for 16 points in the opening period. Harlan County sophomore Zach Caldwell had five points as the Bears kept pace.
"We did a really good job to start out. It was not bad in the first half. But, we came out in the second half and Harlan County made some adjustments and we didn't answer our call," said Pineville coach J.D. Strange.
The Bears' defensive performance improved from that point, limitingPineville to just 27 points the rest of the way.
A basket from Simpson put the Mountain Lions up 21-14 to open the second half, but Harlan County began to climb back from that point.
Senior Aaron Caldwell started the comeback effort with a basket underneath, and fellow senior Chad Massingill score five straight to tie the game at 21. Massingill scored 11 of Harlan County's 16 points in the period as the Bears took the lead. Senior Tyler Brewer emphatically closed the run with a dunk following a steal. Pineville ended the half with three straight points to close the gap to 30-28 at the half.
Harlan County put together perhaps its best quarter of the young season in the third. The Bears forced nine turnovers as they took a 14-point lead.
"We were in position to defend better. We got out of position a lot in the first quarter. We made a really good run there in the third quarter," Jones said.
The Bears looked inside early and ofter in the third, and Aaron Caldwell and sophomore Tyler Miller took full advantage. Caldwell had eight points and Miller added five, while grabbing three rebounds.
"We are trying to get our kids to understand we have to have a good post game. When we do that and those kids score, it takes pressure off of them out on the floor."
The Bears continued to add to their lead in the fourth quarter. Harlan County scored the first 13 points of the final period to push its lead to 62-35. A trey from senior Alex Sergent made it 65-38 with 3:17 left in the fourth quarter before both teams began to substitute.
"Our kids weren't reacting to their pressure. We got caught standing and watching rather than reacting and helping," Strange said. "Harlan County has a great basketball team. They have great perimeter people and just out-manned us tonight."
Sergent and Massingill each had 13 points to pace the Bears, while Brewer had 11 and Caldwell added 10. Miller rounded out the starting lineup with nine points.
Harlan County (73) – Tyler Brewer 11, Alex Sergent 13, Chad Massingill 13, Aaron Caldwell 10, Tyler Miller 9, Zach Caldwell 5, James Bond 4, Fred Massey 1, Cody Bumgarner 2, Zack Wilson 5.
Pineville (46) – Jared Philpot 5, Cody Collett 7, Jacob Skinner 9, Byron David Asher 8, John Simpson 6, Connor Ford 4, Isaac Longworth 5, John Robbins 2, Nate Wilder 0, Dalton Ledbetter 0.
Despite earning his 300th career win as a head coach, Anthony Nolan wasn't in a celebratory mood following the Lady Bears' 54-38 victory at Pineville. After knocking off 13th Region contender South Laurel and 14th region power Pulaski County in their last two outings, the Lady Bears were on cruise control for much of Monday's contest before pulling away late.
"We were flat. We were a little tired. I gave them yesterday off, and you can see the result of that," Nolan said. "We have a tendency to play with the competition. We were not focused like we need to be, and that is my fault."
Nolan began his head coaching career as the boys basketball coach at James A. Cawood before being named the girls coach at Harlan County.
"All of my wins have come in Harlan County, and I am very proud of that. I love Harlan County and hope there are 300 more in the future," Nolan said. "I love what I do, I love the kids, and thank God for having the opportunity to do it."
Harlan County (4-0) trailed for much of the opening quarter Monday, before taking the lead late in the period. Junior Shannon Shackleford tied the game at 11 with a free throw with 44 seconds left, and fellow junior Lauren Lee put the Lady Bears up with a basket off of a turnover.
Harlan County held Pineville to just six points in the second quarter as it began to pull away. Senior center Sarah Evans powered the Lady Bears in the period, with six of her game-high 16 points. A free throw from freshman Brooklyn Massingill gave Harlan County a 10-point lead at the half.
The teams traded baskets throughout the third quarter. A basket from Kaitlyn Stittums put the Lady Bears up by 12 early in the period, but Pineville answered with five straight points to cut the deficit to seven.
"We don't have the size to sit there and play a half-court game with somebody. Our motto is 'Don't be outworked,' and I thought they did a good job of that," said Pineville coach Matt Shafer. "Harlan County is one of the better teams in the region, so I told my girls they have something to look forward to. We are just really young. We will get better as the season progresses."
Harlan County's Madison Cornett snapped the run with a layup off of a turnover, and the Lady Lions were unable to get any closer. Massingill closed the scoring with a buzzer-beating jumper from the paint to make it 38-27 after three.
Pineville (3-1) continued to hang around, and trailed by just 10 early in the fourth quarter, but Harlan County closed the game on an 11-5 run to take control.
The Harlan County boys and girls return to action today at home in a double-header against Lee, Va.
Harlan County (54) – Bella Noe 0, Brooklyn Massingill 15, Kaitlyn Stittums 7, Keisha Mimes 2, Sarah Evans 16, Lauren Lee 9, Madison Cornett 2, Shannon Shackleford 5, Shauntae Lewis 0, Bridgette Bennett 0.
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Adriatic cruises to Turkey, Croatia, and maybe Greece
I'm wondering if anyone has had experiences with the cruises that leave Venice and stop at ports in Croatia, Turkey, and/or Greece? Although we usually travel on our own, simply, via rail/bus, I'm considering a 7- to 12-day cruise as a relaxing option after a hectic year. I'm particularly interested in what stops in this area you most enjoyed, if you found cruise lines where nice but not formal clothes would fit in, and any recommendations/suggestions. Turkey (particularly Ephasus) and Croatia interest us more than Greece. We're interested in art, religion, and seeing beautiful places, and we love the ocean. I know Venice well and we'll probably spend a few days there before the cruise. (And FYI, I realize there are cruise sites/boards where I could ask this, but I'm interested in opinions of folks who share my style of travel, which is why I'm asking here.)
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I haven't taken a cruise in the area yet but will.
When I decide which itinerary to take, I'll start at cruisecritic.com. On it there are reviews of ships and ports. While most people there have a different travel style than me (they usually book excursions from the cruise company, while I go on my own or get a local guide) you can find out what sights are available at each port. That will help you decide which ports interest you most.
After you have a good idea which ports you want. Check out vacationstogo.com. They are an online travel agent that specializes in cruises. Their prices are the same as all the other online agents - better than booking with the cruise line directly - they always have discounts available (especially for last minute cruises). I've booked three cruises through them, including a Baltic cruise, and never had a problem.
Their site is mostly self-service. The search engine is easy to figure out and will show you all the choices (pick one of your ports most cruises don't visit to get a shorter list). Once you decide to book they call you and complete the booking. After that, they're just like any travel agent - you call if you have questions, they make sure to notify you of anything you need to know.
I'm responding because only one other person has, and my experience is similar but not exact. Took a 14 night Black Sea cruise last year from Athens to Rome on Holland America's Prinsendam, only 835 passengers. Ship had quite a few well traveled people who chose not to dress formally on 3 nights and frankly didn't care. The food in the casual restaurant is mostly the same in the restaurant and their room service menu is good, the only difference is no lobster in the casual restaurant. It was an older crowd on the Prinsendam tho.
We very much enjoyed the ruins of Ephesus and Pergamon. Istanbul was interesting. We had private guides arranged online in those cities, but at Cruisecritic you can join a "roll call" for your departure and get smaller tours than the ships if you commit to fellow passengers online. You have to join cruisecritic to read the forum or post.
Quite a contrast to go from a modest Rick Steves hotel to a cruise to another modest Rick Steves hotel, but that's life!
We did a Mediterranean cruise a few years ago. We started in Venice and ended in Rome. We spent a few days in Venice and then Rome at the end and we wanted to travel light, so we did not bring formal clothes. On "formal night" we ate dinner in the buffet and we were not the only ones.
We really enjoyed Dubrovnik, Ephesus Santorini and Athens the most. We also always enjoy Venice and Rome, that's why we chose to start and end there.
Oldtown Dubrovnik was interesting; Ephesus we hooked up with 6 other people on Cruisecritic.com on our ship ahead of time and hired a private guide. He was great! Santorini we took the lift up the hill and rented an ATV and rode all over the island and stopped at a few wineries. Athens we were with the same 6 people from the ship for another private tour and it was good, the guide wasn't quite as good as the one in Ephesus.
We chose this tour because those stops were what we were looking for. Mykonos was okay, but the wind was howling so much that day that we didn't get a lot done. It was a Princess Cruise and I have forgotten the ship, probably would be a different one by now anyway. If you have any more questions for me send me a PM And Have a great trip.
Did a cruise a couple of years ago through Voyages to Antiquity. They operate one ship - the Aegean Odyssey - and are geared to those interested in history and archaeology. They do a number of tours starting in Venice, going down the coast of Croatia to Greece and ending up Greece or Turkey. The Odyssey is a small boat - about 350 people. Some excursions are included as are a night or two in a hotel at the start of the tour. No entertainment except for a trio in the lounge and lectures (optional). You docked just about every night so had the option of going ashore for a meal.


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Chop pumpkin into small pieces and drizzle with olive oil, cracked pepper, and salt, and bake for 30-35 minutes.
Cook the onion with olive olive in a pan for about one minute then add paprika, chile powder, and curry powder. Cook for about 5 to 6 minutes or until onions soften up.
Remove pumpkin from oven, then add to a saucepan. Add onions, vegetable stock, and creamed corn and mix until well combined. Let simmer for 10 minutes, then blend with a hand held blender. Serve with yogurt or sour cream.
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whats going on? I just went on and they updated their site (at least since the last time I checked), but they still have nowhere near the selection they used to. whats up with that?
whats going on? I just went on and they updated their site (at least since the last time I checked), but they still have nowhere near the selection they used to. whats up with that?
You should be able to find what you need on one of these sites that support skimboarding.
I have no idea whats up with skimshop and kinda doubt anyone else does either...
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In the past Skimshop has sponsored contests, riders, in other words "supporting the sport".
Indeed they have been a little quiet the past few years (who didn't hurt during this recession?), but we heard from them few weeks ago actually, they are rebuilding site, restructuring the business and buying some Skimboards. Give them a little bit of time and I am sure they will do what they can to "support the sport" again. That was to answer ZackEdoo about "what's up with Skimshop?" I guess if you email them they would answer you and you would get real answers.
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That site sucks plus they terrible place their crappy traction pads on every board they get
One of the things that I have always truly enjoyed about skimboarding and this forum in particular, is that you have almost instant access to pretty much everyone involved in the sport. That isn't the case with a lot of industries and really is an amazing thing. So what better person to hear what's up with Skim Shop than from the owner.
As you saw, we launched a new site and are growing our selection again. Skim Shop still has the same quality brands, the same quick shipping, customer service, cheap prices, and all that good stuff. Believe me, the people that choose to shop with us get nothing less. That's the way its been for the 9 years we have been in business and is not going to change any time soon.
I will save the "bad economy" speech, but Matthieu pretty much nailed it and was the major reason why Skim Shop hasn't been able to sponsor contests, riders, magazines, etc so aggressively like we have in the past. In my opinion things are looking up in regards to the economy, skimboarding is sick and it's time to be positive. If you guys have any other questions about Skim Shop feel free to hit me up.
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skimshop pads are the only pads i've ever owned that haven't peeled off a board. not sure why you're saying the site sucks, skimobx. i've ordered a high end board & traction from them and did not have any problems
the pads aren't stuck on... they just photoshop the pads on to show what you'll get if you decide to purchase
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I liked Skimshop. I don't know why someone implied that the pads were "crappy." I loved those things. They did their part for the sport back when they were up and running. I heard good things about their wetsuits. I thought it was cool that they stocked the long sleeve spring just because that's a prime suit for skimming.
Dave, I hope everything works out and you guys get back on your feet again.
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Both me and my friend both bought our first boards from them. Pretty good prices, free shipping, and free traction pads. Nothing to complain about there. Plus, I like their traction pads alot. Still sticking great, and they have worked fine for me.
Love to see skimshop up and running again. Nothing but positive things for you guys
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I was a big fan of skimshop too...I was just curious because it seemed that they were a lot more relevant a few years ago when I first got into skimming than they are now. I definitely understand the economy bit. nothing but the best of luck to you guys at skimshop
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US Representative Edward J. Markey leads US Representative Stephen F. Lynch by 7 percentage points in a new poll, a clear margin, but perhaps not as wide as some political insiders would have predicted in the Democratic primary to succeed John F. Kerry in the US Senate.
The WBUR/MassINC telephone poll of 498 registered voters taken Monday through Wednesday shows Markey, of Malden, leading Lynch, of South Boston, 38 percent to 31 percent among voters who said they were likely to vote in a Democratic primary, just inside the margin of error of plus or minus 4.4 percentage points.
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cordgrass you need to move into the district that Markey represents in Congress. . . Getting him or his staff to do something takes a whole lot of begging, pleading and tooth pulling... The guy cares about Ed Markey and his mansion in Maryland... and which ever issue he happens to wake up and get a brain spurt about on any given day... He has not worked a day of the last 30 years he has spent sitting on his duff in the U.S. House. . . . You want somebody you can respect in the Senate, even if it was Teddy Kennedy . . . I know little about this Lynch fellow except that is ia bit too pro union for my taste, but it seems he is a lot more sincere and working class folks oriented than Eddy the Malden Kid
@boat Your experience, if indeed you ever did personally contact Congressman Markey, is very different from the stories I've heard from people. He's hush own himself to be interested, wise, and truly helpful to several people I know.
"38 percentage points to 31 percentage points among voters who said they were likely to vote in a Democratic primary, just inside the margin of error of plus or minus 4.4 percent." I think this should say "outside" not "inside" the margin of error. Inside the margin of error would be if they were 4.4 points or less apart. They are 7 points apart.


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As the title says, I'm wondering what it was that made you switch from your previous OS to Linux? Or perhaps you use Linux for different purposes than Windows or OSX and continue to use both. In which case what prompted you try Linux? What do you use Linux for and what do you use Windows/OSX for? Would you ever discontinue your use of Windows/OSX or are you content using both? For myself, it was cost that made me switch initially. I actually bought a copy of Windows 7 Ultimate in November of 2009 (right when it was released) for something like $300. After the novelty wore off (after about 2 weeks of use) I got the sinking feeling that I wasted my money. That was the moment that I decided to give Linux a serious try (I had used Linux before, but never exclusively)-- I was determined to never again pay that much money for a simple OS. Now after having used it for almost 2 years, and being well seeped in the FOSS philosophy, I use it for entirely different reasons (the $0 cost is still a great bonus though). (Oh, and before anyone tries to correct me, I am aware that Linux is just the kernel. Saying GNU/Linux is just awkward). asked Oct 11 '11 at 18:55 AlanStryder |
For me it was that it was different from having windows or OSX. ANd not to put Windows or ISZ down either. but when you use a particular OS Day in and day out all the time. It got to me personally and needed a change from always having a windows machine in the room. And not to put windows or OSX down either they do have their good points to be used as well. Same as linux it has some good points as well. Just done differently than the others. And can be a good learning experience to have underneath your belt as well. answered Oct 11 '11 at 21:24 Compucore |
Free, great community, the actual OS, the look and feel of Linux (call me crazy but I like it), OPEN SOURCE, was tired of Microsoft (This was at the time of Vista... gags), didn't want to be locked into Apple's ecosystem. answered Oct 12 '11 at 00:11 JordanV 1
That's one of the best things about Linux.. you create your own look and feel for whatever desktop environment you feel like using! The power of choice!
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I tried it, found it could do everything I needed at the time and it showed me how far open source applications had come since the 90s. I don't use Linux on my main machine (AMD fusion) as it does not work without graphics lag. However, I use puppy Linux on my laptop because of its amazing simplicity and being able to run from a flash drive. I have always loved the versatilely of Linux and while I am forced to use Windows on one machine, Linux suffices for another. I'm also an avid fan of Linux for home server use. For me Linux has been a rocky relationship. I've loved and hated the software in equal amounts, vowed never to use it again, yet always come back for one last try. Linux keeps me open minded about different operating system software and stops me being locked into one eco system. Having this rounded knowledge means that I can use any computer and get work done. answered Oct 12 '11 at 01:20 SignOff Puppy was really the first distro I gave a solid chance in using as a day-to-day OS. I had an old 550 MHz Celeron laptop lying around and Puppy seemed to be the distro most recommended for older hardware. I'm still using that old thing to this day believe it or not!
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I started using Linux via live CD's about 8 years ago. Originally, it was to utilise the live discs as Windows recovery tools- then eventually it became the OS I found to be more to my liking as an everyday system. I use Linux Mint as my everyday OS now- though have installed and tried many others- Mint feels the most polished "out of the gate" whilst retaining the ability to tweak. I run Mint 9 on my main desktop, have 10 on a velociraptor 600GB (just to see how it'd go), & have 11 on a Toshiba laptop I recently was given as "too expensive to repair" (I disassembled, clean, replaced thermal paste & it's fine!). As far as Microsoft goes, I do still run Windows within Mint via Virtualbox- mainly because I support friends & family still running MS. For me, it isn't so much the money part of it with MS/Apple- but the restrictive feelings that they give off. I like the idea that within the Linux community, good ideas get implemented no matter where they come from. answered Oct 12 '11 at 22:12 geekomatic |
To be completely honest I started using Linux in late 2006 because I was too broke to buy my own version of Windows XP. When the whole work situation cleared up I was already sold on Linux and it's community. I currently still run Windows (as a few of the games I run refuse to work under Linux). But most of my everyday computing is done in Ubuntu via dual boot and VirtualBox. I am also constantly trying out different versions and distributions to broaden my horizons. My use of Linux started out of it being free, but has grown into a great operating system capable of near everything I need from an OS. answered Oct 12 '11 at 22:56 techiesmarts |
It was surely cause it is free, secure operating system and have also tons of free software. I currently use both, Linux Mint , BackTrack , Windows 7. I use Mint on daily base for surfing, working in some programs. And i use Windows on other (main) machine to work something for money, cause to be honest there is no good alternative for some software on Linux. answered Oct 11 '11 at 20:45 Ivan Tomica |
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A multitude of reasons actually. Two primary oned. Xp's service pack 3 not working with my audio card, and the other being BeOS was dead. answered Oct 12 '11 at 23:15 Drmgiver I had a similar experience with an older printer.. I was unable to find compatible Windows drivers for it, but my LMDE box was easy-peasy! Plugged it in and printed with absolutely no effort required. Can i ask what sound card you were using?
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X-fi platinum. Brand new. So you can see my anger.
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Yeah that's pretty brutal. But when MS decides that it doesn't want to support its older OSes the vendors really have no choice but to follow suit.
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This month for Picador's conversation with bloggers (and blogger-types), I spoke with Aidan Flax-Clark, the magazine's Associate Editor. He also hosts the magazine's podcast, which is excellent. You can listen to it here. Lapham's Quarterly is also on Tumblr and Aidan posts his electronic music here.
Here Aidan shares how Lapham's Quarterly finds all its excellent material, the challenges they face creating an issue, and how to make small talk at dinner parties—or not.
Each issue of Lapham's Quarterly unearths a ton of archived material. How do you and the people you work with go about finding essays and artwork?
It's pretty much like the matrix in cinema's The Matrix, except that we have a special history version that's way nerdier. It looks the same, but it tells us where to read about Constantine's conversion to Christianity instead of teaching us how to fight Agent Smith with crazy kung fu. And instead of Morpheus, I guess we've got Edward Gibbon. But we make sure to look the part: we put on black-vinyl trench coats and bodysuits, slide some tough mirrored shades onto our faces, and we plug in. Somewhere in all those monochrome letters and numbers, we find our material. It's all very high-tech—and there is a lot of CG involved.
In all reality, just as the magazine draws on a wide variety of sources to fill its pages, we reach out to a pretty broad network for help. At the core of it is our small editorial staff; each of us has an area of certain specialty, and fortunately for us, none of them overlap too much. I studied Russian and classical languages, so I might be more inclined to suggest a passage from A Hero of Our Time than from An American Tragedy, but someone else will know the latter, and so on. One person loves The 1,001 Nights, another the poetry of W. H. Auden, a third the notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci. We begin there, mixing in along the way a lot of research in fields we don't have mastery over—medieval Islamic theology or ancient Chinese poetry, for instance. Then we turn to Lewis (Lapham, our founder), who has an unbelievable breadth of knowledge and depth of reading, and he'll always come up with lots great ideas, and usually at least five or ten things none of us has ever even heard of. Beyond that, we rely on the expertise of the writers, historians, and academics who comprise our editorial board and always have some helpful suggestions. And all the strengths of these people combine like Voltron, hopefully yielding an issue every few months that both offers some historical insight into a topic as well as pleasure in the reading of what we've assembled.
Wow. That's more fascinating than I imagined—and I imagined it to be pretty fascinating. What are some of the challenges you face?
Probably the biggest challenge is reminding ourselves that, while we do have a real responsibility to be respectful and faithful to the history of each issue-topic, we are not teaching a course in it. We're making something that's supposed to be fun to read, not present the burden of a textbook, and thus it's not our job to make some kind of comprehensive, definitive survey of anything. One issue of LQ is never going to entirely cover War, or Money, or even some of the smaller topics we've done like "The Future" or "Celebrity." And that's okay. If we offer some small portrait on the history of ideas behind any given subject, and if you enjoy reading around in that portrait and feel like you've learned a little something in the process, then I think we've done our job. But when you set out to take on a big issue—for instance, we're working on an issue about Politics right now—it can get hard to shake off the sense that we're burdened with doing something bigger than that.
What is one topic you would love to explore that hasn't been covered in a Lapham's Quarterly issue?
I've always been eager for LQ to cover death. Not the sexiest topic, I know, and probably kind of a downer on the newsstand, but what could be more fundamental? Our anxieties, fears, and explanations about death are largely what distinguish us as humans, not to mention the significant roles they play in our religions, our technology, and our art. So I think we have to do it. But stay tuned; maybe you'll see it next year.
I would buy that in a second. What is the best part about your job working for a literary journal?
That I spend significant chunks of my working day reading. Also, not being in a service industry is pretty awesome, because, as you might imagine, the kind of misanthrope who wants to spend a big chunk of their day reading is probably not the kind of person who should be in the business of helping customers.
*Nods head in agreement* What was the biggest takeaway from working on the current issue of Lapham's Quarterly: Summer 2012 "Magic Shows"?
That no matter what advances we have in our understanding of how the world works, there is always some kind of world beyond that understanding, and that is where magic lives. Whether it was 2,000 years ago and someone was trying to understand where thunder came from, 400 years ago when someone was burning a suspected witch, or 20 minutes ago when someone sent a text message on their magic iPhone without any understanding of how it actually got sent, the realm of magic, though its form may be ever-changing, is nevertheless ever-present. I also (shameless plug to follow) learned that writing on magic is some of the most entertaining we've ever had in the Quarterly.


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Merry Christmas all! It's been a good time, even with the bickering at times. Feels like we're a family haha. If someone attacks one of you on the main board, it's like basic instinct to defend.
Anyway, this league has been a really good time and i really enjoy it and everyone in the league. Have a special day, and check you inbox for trdes!
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I got autographed pictures of Jarret Jack and Marco Bellinelli for Christmas! Lmao.... MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE!!!
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Pres. Barack Obama capped off the Democratic National Convention with a speech that highlighted his foreign policy wins, health care reform and immigration reform on Thursday.
Over three nights, Democratic leaders took aim at Republican nominee, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, and his running mate, Congressman Paul Ryan. A number of Massachusetts Democrats spoke at the convention, including Gov. Deval Patrick, Congressional candidate Elizabeth Warren and Sen. John Kerry.
After last week's Republican National Conventon, we asked readers to tell us what they thought of the convention and Romney.
Now, we want to hear from you about the Democratic convention. What did you think of the president's speech? What did you think of the convention? Were you swayed in either direction after watching the proceedings from Charlotte? Who are you supporting in November?
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Aron Levy
4:50 pm on Friday, September 7, 2012
Totally on message. Even my conservative friends agreed he completely killed last night.
Mike P
5:11 pm on Friday, September 7, 2012
I still can't stand or trust him. His message to me was that he couldn't do it the first time he promised to but he really really really means it this time.
Richard Marcus
11:18 pm on Saturday, September 8, 2012
You need to put the depth of the trouble that was left; 3.5 million jobs lost in the last 6 months of Bush's term, 5 Trillion added to the nation's debt under Bush, two wars and a prescription drug plan (none budgeted), banks leveraged to within 3%, a 9% drop in the GNP, an auto industry headed for bankruptcy, healthcare costs eating 16% of GNP, and the Republican Party determined to undermine any progress and any thing that would show something positive. I think he did a remarkable job considering. Please understand when the Republicans had a choice to help the country or their party, they chose party over country.
Pam A
11:09 pm on Saturday, September 8, 2012
When I hear someone say he can't stand the president, I think back at the reasons why I hated and distrusted Bush. I never could identify with Bush and his style. I thought he was a puppet for corporations and the wealthy. And I didn't like the way he spoke. Now, I see that and try to measure understand why people react viscerally. I trust Obama and hate seeing him scape-goated for all the problems that exist in our society. I think the man is high-minded and honest and doing a good job, considering all the flack his opposition is giving him. Maybe his style is more international. Our European neighbors admire him. If his style seems "preachy" to you, give the guy a break. We're not all alike. I really don't want to go back to the ways of the past administration ; those policies crippled us. I can't say it all here, but the Clinton speech talked to each point of extreme right Rebublican or Tea Party criticism. I won't talk policy points because you talked gut reaction.
ottavio Forte
11:09 pm on Saturday, September 8, 2012
Few politicians deliver their promises on time if they deliver at all. A new political promise gives new hope but no guarantee of anything, especially if it is the promise of a presidential candidate who has to deal with Congress. When you evaluate a political promise you have to put it in the context of many other variables, such as: 1-how did we get to where we are, and what not to do in the future, such as the real cost of wars, 2-the world economy, 3-emerging economies and world competition, 4-the real sources of the national debt, 5-the priorities that reflect the needs of the majority, like jobs, health and education, in a competitive world.
Richard Marcus
11:09 pm on Saturday, September 8, 2012
The Entire DNC had great speakers and a very consistent theme, and they were totally devoted to electing the President. Mission and Emotion. Many of the RNC speakers seemed to be positioning themselves for 2016. Not much inner love for Romney.
Anne Walker
11:09 pm on Saturday, September 8, 2012
He aced it. He might not have done a great job the first
go around, but, under the circumstances with what he
was left, He did well. AND, I truly feel he now is able to
to keep the growth with an AMERICAN SPIRIT that just does
not exist with the Romney Team. After all, he is the President and he
knows a lot more and with Biden, they do have a handle
on Foreign Affairs. Romney, I do not think so !!!!!! Vouchers,
I do not think so...... etc etc etc. Let's give this President the
support that he deserves.
11:09 pm on Saturday, September 8, 2012
Don't be taken in, again, by smoke & mirrors and especially charisma. See the documentary film, "2012: Obama's America". In his own words, his own voice. (The book by the same name is already #1 on the "NY Times Best Seller List".)
Richard Marcus
11:26 pm on Saturday, September 8, 2012
To call that a documentary is stretching it. It's simply appeasing those who think the President was born elsewhere. Get over, he's an American, and he's the President. You can believe that crap if you want to, and you can also believe the moon is made of cheese too. If you want some smoke an mirrors, google "Son of Boss", the scheme hatched by Marriott to declare $70 million in fictitious losses. The IRS sued Marriott and fined them $120 million. The head of Marriott's audit committee, who approved the fraudulent return was Mitt Romney. Smoke & Mirrors might more accurately describe Romney's basic attitude regarding tax obligations.
11:09 pm on Saturday, September 8, 2012
As Clinton said, the GOP gave Pres. Obama a total mess economically and now want to run things again because he didn't fix it in four years! I'm a voter for the Presiddnt!
Mark Golden
11:09 pm on Saturday, September 8, 2012
Hopefully, for his next term, the "oposition" will put the good of the country ahead of their own plans for national donmination. I still remember Mitch McConnel's speech saying that the first job of the republicans was to defeat the President. So much for concern for the average American!
Timothy Wallace
9:35 am on Monday, September 10, 2012
Obama removed a united Jerusalem from platform which is proof that he is no friend of Israel !
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9:35 am on Monday, September 10, 2012
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Welcome back to A Creative Review with James Cooper. Today Coop dives into Cole Haan's #DontGoHome campaign.
What If You Can't Go Home?
Whenever a brand interacts with the public, there is an opportunity to get an idea across. It could be a person that opens the door at a store, it could be the back of a receipt. Most obvious is of course advertising.
As you know, I like ads that have ideas in them. I like pieces of communication that advertise an idea, rather than pieces of communication that are advertising ideas. It's a subtle difference, but brands that ask people to do something or become a part of something are seeing good traction. So, I applaud Cole Haan for trying that here. Though, I'm not exactly sure it works.
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The 'Don't Go Home' hashtag feels a little too negative to me. It feels like 'Don't Go Home' because it's boring, or you have an abusive partner, or…and this is the bummer for this particular campaign, 'my apartment is under 10 feet of water and has no power and the streets are looking a little like The Walking Dead.'
Of course there was no way Cole Haan could have predicted Sandy, it's an unfortunate coincidence, but anyone who lived anywhere near this billboard or the store it's promoting really didn't want to go home. And all those nice sparkly sequins that were on the board? Sandy was not impressed by those either.
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