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After all, beginning today, the 13-year-old will compete for the second consecutive year in the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
"I'm really nervous, (but) I think I was more nervous last year," he told the Press-Republican last week as he prepared to leave for Washington, D.C., where the renowned program is held.
Nicholas earned his spot in the national competition in March, when he outlasted 51 other area students to become the champion of the Champlain Valley Educational Services Regional Spelling Bee.
The young spellebrity won the Regional Bee last year, as well, and spelled his way through the first three rounds of the 2012 national competition's preliminaries before being eliminated.
This year, he said, "I'd like to make it into the finals."
Nicholas, who has been studying vocabulary words posted on the National Bee website, said he feels better prepared for the challenge than he did last year.
Even making it close to the finals, he said, would be satisfying.
He will compete against 280 top spellers from across the United States and other parts of the world, including American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, the Bahamas, Canada, China, Ghana, Jamaica, Japan, South Korea and Department of Defense Schools in Europe.
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Nicholas and his mother, Angela Baker, were scheduled to leave for the nation's capital on Sunday and return this coming Saturday.
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In the course of more than 30 years--since his 1981 debut album Talk--Kelly has been garnering acclaim as a masterful singer and songwriter with an uncanny knack for writing catchy songs of surprising personal depth. When A&M Records released his album Gossip in the U.S. in 1987 and introduced the singer to American audiences, it started a chain reaction of critical appreciation that's never really died down since. And the albums kept on coming.
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There was a time when it seemed that Netflix could do no wrong in its home market of the United States.
Widely considered one of the top internet companies, its stock was an analyst favorite and it had the price to prove it.
Then Netflix CEO Reed Hastings messed it all up by trying to push the company to where he thought it needed to go faster than the market was ready to move.
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by Patricio Robles 09 January 2012 09:34am 1 comment
Netflix has announced that its members have streamed 2bn hours of TV shows and movies in Q4 2011.
With more than 20m global users, this equates to roughly 10 hours of content per person.
Netflix hit the headlines in October last year after losing 800,000 subscribers in the US following the decision to split its postal and online streaming services, so the announcement is good news as it gears up for expansion into the UK and Ireland in Q1 this year.
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Much-loved TV show Arrested Development is to release new episodes of the sitcom exclusively via Netflix in early 2013.
The online TV and film streaming service has signed a deal with Fox and Imagine Television that will see episodes developed especially for subscribers in the US.
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Yesterday, Netflix announced that its aggressive international expansion plans will bring its internet movie and television streaming service to the U.K. and Ireland in early 2012.
The announcement should have been a bright spot for a company which has been flying high for the past several years. But it was overshadowed by a bout of bad news: last quarter, Netflix lost 800,000 subscribers in the U.S.
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As we've seen time and time again, even the highest-flying companies can be thrust into crisis and controversy in an instant for a variety of reasons.
For BP, it was a massive oil spill. For AirBnB, it was an ugly incident involving theft and vandalism.
And for Netflix, which is in the midst of a crisis today, the cause of its problems was a decision to change its business model.
by Patricio Robles 21 September 2011 13:28pm 5 comments
It can't be a fun week to be a marketer at Netflix. A year ago Netflix seemed unassailable.
Now its fate may be in the hands of the very Hollywood studios it bested and a 'pot-smoking guy' who owns its new brand on Twitter.
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With a market cap of over $15bn and a share price of $290, Netflix is one of the internet's highest flying stars. But changes the company is making to its pricing could have it crashing back down to earth.
Yesterday, the company announced that it is offering two separate plans going forward: one for unlimited DVDs by mail, which costs $7.99/month, and one for streaming, which also costs $7.99/month. Currently, Netflix customers can receive both unlimited DVDs and streaming for only $9.99/month.
Not surprisingly, a 60% price increase has sparked an online fury, with angry Netflix customers threatening to drop their Netflix subscriptions.
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Netflix is fast becoming the king of digital movies, and is one of Hollywood's biggest frenemies. But even though Netflix would appear to be sitting pretty, it may have some stiff competition soon.
The source: Facebook.
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Online video may have a long way to go before it dethrones the television in the United States, but its rapid rise shows no signs of slowing down.
According to Nielsen, home and work online video usage rose a whopping 45% in January 2011 as compared to January 2010. Perhaps the most impressive fact: this growth isn't being driven by new users. The number of unique viewers only increased by slightly more than 3%, meaning that those who are already consuming video online are consuming more of it.
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The more ads, the better. That seems to be the strategy for boosting online ad revenue for publishers of all kinds. First, the Online Publishers Association (OPA) decided that making ads bigger and bolder was one way to help boost publishers' dwindling CPMs. Now, the TV networks are concluding that loading their online video shows with more ads is the best way to increase digital revenue.
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Some of the most persuasive arguments on our Opinions pages don't appear in the columns or editorials.
Editorial cartoonists can make a point more effectively than those of us, ahem, who occupy as much or more space.
I thought readers might be interested in knowing a little more about the people whose drawn opinions appear regularly in The Bee. And I wanted to show you how their cartoons look in color, which we now have in this weekly Sunday section.
The Modesto Bee does not have a staff cartoonist and never has. We are fortunate to have access to the work done by cartoonists at other McClatchy papers and we subscribe to several syndicated cartoonists. Let me introduce some of them:
Jack Ohman has been The Sacramento Bee's cartoonist since January, replacing the late Rex Babin.Ohman spent the previous 29 years in Oregon, my home state, so I automatically like him even though I've only talked to him by phone and email. Ohman is a native of Minnesota and an avid fly fisherman. This is his first experience in California and he told me he's loving the opportunity to draw some of our political characters, who are more swashbuckling and dramatic than the earnest politicos in the Northwest.
What does he try to accomplish with his cartoons? First, make a political point and second, entertain the reader not necessarily in that order.
Ohman shares some of his thinking in a blog that appears, along with a gallery of his cartoons, on sacbee.com.
We also frequently use Jim Morin of The Miami Herald because he's prolific and frequently is the first to draw about a current event. Morin summarizes his aim this way: "If you don't have an opinion and if that cartoon doesn't state that opinion forcefully, then it's a lousy cartoon."
Like a number of his colleagues, Morin has started doing animated cartoons 45 to 60 seconds of political humor with voices. You can find those at www.miamiherald.com/opinion.
Lee Judge draws for the Kansas City Star and, like most of the others, is nationally syndicated. He's probably the most liberal of our cartoonists and has a distinctive style. On our website, modbee.com/opinions, you'll find a link to a gallery of work by all of the McClatchy cartoonists.
We subscribe to a package of cartoons provided by The Washington Post Writers Group though none actually works for the Post. From this package, we most frequently use Lisa Benson, for two reasons she's a consistent conservative and she's a Californian, frequently taking a jab at Gov. Jerry Brown and our Legislature. Benson lives in Apple Valley (San Bernardino County), draws regularly for the Victorville Daily Press, and posts many of her cartoons on her Facebook account.
Signe Wilkinson is also part of The Washington Post package. She's a former reporter who, while she was out collecting information for stories, found herself doing drawings instead of taking notes. The English major went back to school for remedial art classes and from there her career as political cartoonist blossomed. Although she spent several years at the San Jose Mercury News, she's formerly and currently a Pennsylvanian, based at the Philadelphia Daily News. The other cartoonists in this package are Nick Anderson from the Houston Chronicle and Clay Bennett from the Chattanooga Times Free Press.
The youngest of the cartoonists we use is Drew Sheneman, who works for the Star-Ledger in Newark, N.J. He graduated with a degree in art and I think it shows in the complexity of his toons. There's an example on this page.
I'm a big fan of Mike Smith, who draws for the Las Vegas Sun and is syndicated by King Features. While he often targets politicians, he also presents the humor of everyday life. In an interview with the alumni magazine from his alma mater, Loyola Marymount University, Smith said cartoonists have to "question authority, have a sense of social justice and be a bit cranky."
Some readers use much harsher adjectives when describing cartoonists, terms like crude, depraved, tasteless. That's OK, because the goal on these pages is to present a variety of views. If you like a cartoon, good let us know. And if you don't like one, we welcome letters to the editor about those as well. We run the gripes pretty regularly.
Occasionally a reader will send in a cartoon they've clipped from another publication, with a note: "Run this." What the readers may not realize is that cartoons are copyrighted by their creators and we can't publish them without permission and payment.
I've been trying to keep up with who's running for what in the fall, and there's a name to add. Jonathan M. Rodriguez has filed an intent to run for District 2 on the Modesto City Council, the seat Dave Geer will be vacating. That brings to three the number of likely candidates for District 2. All three are Latino.
The water wars in California don't always break into predictable party factions. It's often more about geography.
This past week, the first chapters of the proposed Bay Delta Conservation Plan were released, outlining the proposed conveyance system twin tunnels to move water from north to south.
Here's the comment I received from Rep. Jim Costa, D-Fresno, whose district includes all of Merced County: "With today's announcement, we have a viable option to finally end our historic water wars. ... This is a major step forward that would have never happened without the leadership of Gov. Brown ... achieving a real, comprehensive fix to a broken water system is within reach."
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When the precipitation threat first arrives, forecast soundings suggest enough of an elevated warm layer to support mostly rain at the surface, with surface temperatures above freezing as well. By late tonight/early Saturday, the elevated warm layer will be largely eroded in most areas through evaporational cooling, trending the precipitation toward snow (although some freezing rain/sleet can`t be ruled out). Going forecast is in good shape overall. Updated forecast primarily to slow the temperature drop tonight, which also delayed the risk of freezing rain in the north until well after midnight. Other tweaks were mostly minor and revolved around the expected hourly trends through the night. Bak && .AVIATION... ISSUED 1145 PM CST Fri Mar 7 2014 A cold front continues to cross central Illinois late this evening, having already cleared the KPIA and KBMI terminals. It will pass through the remaining local TAF sites within the next few hours. The front will initially come through dry, with the main change a wind shift from southwest ahead of the front to northerly in its wake. VFR conditions should prevail until FROPA, but MVFR conditions are expected to develop a few hours after FROPA and linger through much of the remaining 00Z TAF valid time. It is still unclear how much precipitation will accompany the lower cigs, but overall it is not expected to be much. Any precipitation that does fall could be in the form of snow, freezing rain, or rain. However, since the expected coverage and amounts of precipitation are likely to be so low, have not gone above a VCSH in the TAFS. Bak && .PREV DISCUSSION... ISSUED 200 PM CST Fri Mar 7 2014 SHORT TERM...Tonight through Monday Main forecast concerns this period include precip timing and type late tonight thru Saturday morning, and then how warm to go with temperatures as we head into early next week. Water vapor loop early this afternoon showing our next upper trof getting itself organized over parts of western Colorado. Models are in good agreement with this trof and attendant cold front which will swing across our area late tonight and Saturday. Forecast soundings across the west and north where precip will arrive first after midnight tonight starts our rather dry but as the night wears on, forecast soundings suggest the 850-600 mb layer should moisten sufficiently enough for some very light snow or freezing rain to occur. Forecast soundings west of the Illinois River support more very light snow, with areas east of the river seeing a higher potential for a brief period of very light freezing rain by dawn before soundings support more of a mix of very light snow and rain thru the noon hour. Further south, more of a rain and snow sounding early Saturday morning before transitioning over to a chance of light rain for the afternoon hours. Best 700-500 mb layer QG forcing and 250mb jet support suggest the time frame for this light precip would be from 10z-16z, and then after 16z across the remainder of the forecast area when soundings indicate mostly light rain. Total QPF thru this event looks to be less than a tenth of an inch with any lingering threat for precip in our southeast counties exiting by late Saturday evening as the better upper forcing shifts away from our area. Pacific high pressure settles in for the remainder of the weekend bringing quiet weather along with near normal temperatures on Sunday afternoon. After a rather chilly start to the morning on Sunday, we should see afternoon temperatures climb into the mid 40s north to the lower 50s south and west. The fair weather system will shift to our south Sunday afternoon allowing a return flow to set up by late afternoon setting the stage for a very mild Monday. A northern stream wave will streak across the northern Great Lakes on Monday with a southwest wind flow ahead of the system in our area helping to push afternoon temperatures into the mid 50s north to the mid 60s south and west! As the upper wave shifts off to our northeast late Monday, a cold front will shift southeast into the lower Great Lakes Monday night and through our area by Tuesday morning. LONG TERM...Tuesday through Friday Focus this period will be on the system forecast to push across the middle of the country late Tuesday into Wednesday. Models still have difficulties with respect to amplitude of the southern stream energy and any phasing that may occur with the more dominant northern stream trof. The last few runs of the ECMWF have consistently shown a more phased look to the trof, while the GFS, UK and GEM models were showing a more progressive look to the northern stream wave with very little if any phasing occurring. More often than not, the ECMWF seems to perform better with these split flow patterns and phasing issues compared to the other models. However, the system is still almost 5 days out so am not ready to jump on just any one solution at this point. With a lean more towards the ECMWF solution, will go with the slower onset of precip across our area with the main threat for rain starting Tuesday night with any transition to snow or a mix of rain and snow holding off until very late Tuesday night far northwest and over the central sections of the forecast area Tuesday. Temperatures by midweek will cool down significantly but it appears this cool down will not be around for very long as the pattern deamplifies for a time by the end of the week thanks to a powerhouse jet, with models depicting speeds of 180-200 kts across the central Pacific by the end of the week. With a more zonal flow pattern expected late in the period, our air masses will be more of Pacific origin rather than Polar or Arctic. So temps by Friday should be back to slightly above normal. After our precip threat on Wednesday ends, we will keep the extended dry through Friday. Smith && .ILX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... NONE. && $$


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Bacon doesn't always mean pork. Sometimes it means lamb. And we thought you should be introduced to this Lamb Bacon and get to know it personally by realizing how delicious it is! Smoked and cured for days and blended with special spices, it affects the palette in an ultimately pleasing way. Who says pork and lamb don't mix? Of course they do! For an even more delicious pairing, add this lamb bacon to a pork sausage or combine the Cinnamon Sugar Bacon with the Lamb Bacon! Bon Appetite!
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4 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
1 cup butter, softened
1 1/2 cups white sugar
2 eggs
1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
1 cup sour cream
I have been making this since 2002 and it is one of my family & friend's favorites. Have no problem with too much or too little flour and freeze half for later! Make them at Easter, Christmas and now Halloween! Yum!
I gave this recipe one star only because I could not rate it any lower. The dough is so sticky I couldn't get it off my hands. It tasted so bad we threw it away instead of waste more time baking it.
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The cookies were delicious- exceptionally sweet and just the right combination of crispiness and gooeyness. I used cookie cutters to punch out shapes in the dough and that worked out very easily. However, I would suggest either halving or scaling the recipe because it became an all-day event with never-ending leftovers!
I followed the recipe exactly and could not believe how sticky the dough was. I was very skeptical that it could actually be rolled out, but hoped refrigerating would help it set. After refrigerating overnight, the dough was still too wet. I added flour until it could be rolled. I cut and baked the cookies, but they came out more like biscuits and very bland. The sprinkled sugar burns between batches so you have to clean the sheets. Ended up baking only half the batch and throwing most of the cookies out.
Cookies were very tasty. At first I thought that it would be too much flour, but then it ended up being not enough. I had to add a lot when my 2 year old and I rolled them out and cut them with the cookie cutters. We gave them to our neighbors and they just loved them. It made about 50 cookies, so next time I will half the recipe. It is a keeper though!
I followed the recipe verbatim. I had no problems with my dough being too dry/wet. However, they lacked a sugar cookie texture and taste after baked, they were more like biscuits that were somewhat sweet (similar to strawberry shortcake bread). Maybe this is what 'old fashioned' sugar cookies are supposed to taste like?
I am not an experienced cookie maker, but I followed the recipe, and I too had to add flour before rolling out. The final product turned out to be very bland. Not horrible, but not real great either.
This dough was way sticky. My children and I couldn't even cut out any shapes as the dough was sticking everywhere even with tons of flour. And the cinnamon flavor was too strong for a traditional sugar cookie taste--I would leave that out.
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Serving Size: 1/60 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 60 Amount Per Serving Calories: 92 Calories from Fat: 37
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I get them too. They seem to be worse on some maps than others. Playing the the fractal settings and altering the zoom level can help.
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I get them too. They seem to be worse on some maps than others. Playing the the fractal settings and altering the zoom level can help.
Those are a known artifact caused by the fractal algorithm. Joe Slayton has mentioned the problem before. I don't recall what the work around was though. I'll check my KB later and see if I can give you a better answer if no one else beats me to it.
They were an error caused by speed optimizations back in 2000. I recommend using Map>>World Settings and selecting the Wilbur Ridged Multifractal Method on the Fractal Function tab rather than the default Ridged Multifractal function. Your map will change, however, as the two fractal generators do not give the same results.
This is an example the classic case where a bug must be brought forward to maintain backwards compatibility with existing content. I would much rather sweep that bug under the rug and fix the software, but I would break the maps of the installed base. Live and learn, as they say.
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