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2.0 out of 5 stars
Tedious, very tedious,
This review is from: Homepage Usability: 50 Websites Deconstructed (Paperback)
Don't even bother with this book unless you've also read Jakob Nielsen's "Designing Web Usability : The Practice of Simplicity" -- his vastly superior work. It's not that the content of "Homepage Usability" is wrong. It's actually insightful analysis... repeated 50 times. The redundancy is the problem. I like Nielsen's work, and it's important to me because I manage a popular website. But this book feels like it was something written as a regular column for a monthly magazine. The redundancy is has a nice preaching-to-the-choir effect if it's a once-a-month reminder; it's mind-numbing if you try to ready 50 of them in a row.
4.0 out of 5 stars
A great resource.,
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This one takes a bit of slogging through, but it's got great advice and the best thing about it is the illustrated examples. Lets you really see exactly what the author is talking about. It's not a Steve Krug book...I get the feeling if I met the author I might not like him much, but he definitely knows exactly what he's talking about. Not a light read, but absolutely worth the time.
2.0 out of 5 stars
Bitterly disappointing and over-commercialized,
This review is from: Homepage Usability: 50 Websites Deconstructed (Paperback)
In the past Jakob Nielsen has written intelligent and cutting-edge commentary on the state of online usability. When it comes to software and web usability he has only a handful of equals. This book is a huge let-down following his excellent book, "Designing Web Usability" - that is a must read. Anything worth learning in "Homepage Usability" is already in "Designing Web Usability."
Jakob Nielsen goes well beyond usability here. He now either believes he is qualified to give sales, marketing, copywriting and advertising advice or, as the hefty price-tag for this book indicates, he may have just sold out. The latter may be truer. Evidence for this is how he recently sent out his widely-read newsletter with advertising suggestions for Google.com without disclosing the nature of his financial relationship to the company. Deconstructing homepages is only a somewhat useful exercise anyway. Most user actions take place deeper within the site. The goal of the homepage is not just usability, but to persuade the visitor to click beyond. Nielsen misses this completely when he offers advice suggesting that navigational elements never be repeated. Does he believe every user studiously examines every navigational element before deciding what to do next? Here are another couple of examples of how poorly thought-out, inconsistent and inaccurate his advice is: + Internal Search Engines - Advising that every homepage must have a search engine input box contradicts research that shows how inefficient search queries are for most users and how it compromises conversion + Copywriting - Dogmatically proclaiming that exclamation points don't belong on homepages is arrogance running headlong into ignorance. Good copywring is sensitive to context. There are dozens of other examples as curious as these. It's possible to glean good usability advice from this book. However, how will the average reader separate the wheat from the chaff? This is an attractively packaged - but not user-friendly - coffee table book. I'll be using it to stabilize the uneven leg of my coffee table.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
Skim this book rather than buying it,
By Greg Whisenant (Salt Lake City, Utah USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Homepage Usability: 50 Websites Deconstructed (Paperback)
As a software designer, I keep pretty close tabs on the current thinking about usability. And while Nielsen's periodic AlertBox column is excellent, this book seemed more like something you simply flip through rather than use as a solid desk reference on Web site and homepage design.
Several times as I read through the book, I thought to myself that he really sold himself short. Lists are so long as to be utterly unusable, and the "mistakes" he highlights are too repetitive, and often ambiguous. This is hardly the kind of empirical-evidence-based advice I was hoping for; in the end, it seemed like he just jotted down notes as he went along and found someone to publish it. And while the look and feel of the book itself is excellent, the content is poorly thought out. Maybe he just needs a better editor (after all, I found many typos, something that's hard to stomach when he is so critical of similar mistakes). Finally, some of the advice he offers merely serves to demonstrate his lack of business experience and basic branding and marketing, which is both ironic and embarrassing. I'll admit that his task isn't an easy one, as he faces a central dilemma: he either must point out every little problem, or risk coming under fire for missing something. Unfortunately, I think he erred on the side of "too much trivia" at the expense of his readers. The book was fun to look through, and it gave me several important insights into homepage design, but I can' t imagine that I will ever refer to it. If you want excellent insight into web page and homepage usability, I would stick with the Alertbox.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
50 Web Site Deconstructed,
This review is from: Homepage Usability: 50 Websites Deconstructed (Paperback)
According to this book, users spend most of their time on other sites than your site... When a user visits your site, he/she will be bringing a large load of mental baggage accumulated from prior visits to thousands of other home pages. So by the time they reach your web site, users have accumulate a generic mental model of the way a homepages are supposed to work, based on their experience on these other sites.
It is a very interesting point. According to authors of the book, there are few large web sites that might count themselves among the first 10 to 20 sites visited by new users. And design of these web sites dictate the design conventions that a user will expect when he/she visits other web sites. Example of some of these conventions mentioned in the book are: upper-left corner is the best place for a site logo The book also "deconstructs" those 50 chosen Home Pages, and provides annotated analysis. You may find it interesting. Among those are such sites as About.com, Accenture.com, Yahoo.com, BBC Online, CNET, Disney, eBay, Microsoft, IBM and many more. Although majority of the book is on annotating home pages, authors also give some generic tips on home page design. Some of those tips I recall are: liquid page layout is preferred over fixed sized tables In other words, do not start your titles with "The" and "Welcome", because in person's favorites lists, it would be misplaced in the alphabetical order. I strongly recommend this book to anyone venturing in Web Designs. P.S. Although the book is on Home Page usability, the book itself doesn't seem "usable" at all. Size of the book is so clumsy that doesn't fit in a standard sized book shelf.
3.0 out of 5 stars
25 websites would of been enough.,
By Rommil Santiago "Montreal eCommerce Marketing... (Montreal, Canada) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)
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The tips at the beginning were great. But 50 homepages, was definitely overkill. The oversized format suits ths subject matter. Overall good book, but would of been nice to have more information instead of 50 homepages criticized. I would of been happier with 25 pages, the same guidelines at the beginning and perhaps 25 pages of research data.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Colorful and brilliant!,
This review is from: Homepage Usability: 50 Websites Deconstructed (Paperback)
This book do exactly what it states - deconstruct 50 of the best websites HOMEPAGES. It does not go into detail about the inner pages or usability errors other then those which appear at the first page.
Jakob explanations are clear, written well and to-the-point, and the way the book is presented is admirable. Get this book for the ability to point and fix any usability issue on any homepage you will ever visit/build.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Amazing Book - EXCELLENT!,
By A Customer
This review is from: Homepage Usability: 50 Websites Deconstructed (Paperback)
This book is a definite MUST HAVE for any website designer, newbie to web design and anyone and everyone who has an online business. Simple, easy to understand visuals compliment the text, which is written in a very simplistic manner. This book is wonderful - magnificent - excellent, and will help you greatly understand the elements of successful web design. I've used it to consistently update my own website, at:
[...] If you don't have this book, you're missing out on your single-most-important investment in your professional life!
5.0 out of 5 stars
By Monika (Bangkok, Thailand) - See all my reviews
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For you who wants to find FACTS and not only theories about usability, this is great!
4.0 out of 5 stars
Usability Jihad!,
This review is from: Homepage Usability: 50 Websites Deconstructed (Paperback)
Nielsen, the usability guru (extremist?) and Tahir goes on a crusade against well-known sites, attacking the weak points in terms of usability of each site (they call it "deconstructing").
In spite of the somewhat extreme view of homepage design (what did you expect from Nielsen?), this book is very useful to get a purely-usability viewpoint. The first part of the book gives statistical data on the placement of various components of a homepage, such as the logo, search, etc. This is important in usability since users will spend more time on other sites than on yours. The data gives a good guideline on the basic page structure of a usable web page. The other part of the book is the part that "deconstructs" the homepages of the 50 sites. This part is well-illustrated, with first a clean screenshot of the page followed by one with the weaknesses pointed out. This part is an excellent way to learn usability inductively; the 50 case studies are ample for one to practice her usability critiquing skills, which would be useful to use on one's own site. This book is focused on usability -- not entirely helpful if you are trying to design a pretty site. Also, don't try too hard to satisfy all of Jakob's usability requirements, or your site might end up looking like useit.com. This book belongs to the bookshelf of every web designer. |
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Honestly, I think she belives everything is OK and fine now. It's not that she hasn't done her work, its just that I feel less and less on board lately. I find myself thinking I really could do better. I am tired of being the lead dog on this sled.
Once again, I can relate. Even on the drinking issue. Not much to say but you are not alone in what you feel. Mt W has been feeling everything is really good now, that she is totally committed, etc. She fails to understand why I can't get on board with her. Things are good, better than they have been in ages but I glide along the PLF. I think I want to hop off and join her, I want to, but something is holding me back and I suppose I must give it time and let it play out. Maybe I'm testing her? Maybe I'm testing my resolve?
I dunno, makes me makes me makes we wanna
[This message edited by Alex1 at 3:07 AM, June 12th (Saturday)]
Had read about PLF, but your posts confirm and have hit home that I'm actually there. Just another part of the healing process I guess. If the stages continue to play true, I can't say I'm looking forward to the Rage Plateau.
In the meatime, a rest is most welcome and looking forward to reclaiming my life and the old me.
Many of us need to learn different coping mechanisms to build healthy marriages - right now, she is unwilling to hear how to do so. And I can learn for myself, but I can't make her take advantage.
Bingo. I can't say that I was perfect in my marriage. In an earlier post someone talked about husbands just being a guy. That's me. I'm just a guy. My XW coped by accusing me of all sorts of nonsense. Anytime I would bring up a subject that involved her actions and how they made me feel she would lash out. "Right, it's always my fault!" or "You are perfect, I know".
I finally would just reply that I am just a man with good and bad. All I wanted was to be able to talk about our marriage. Mind you, this wasn't a daily conversation. It was usually at a time when there was a problem. She had blown the budget out of the water for the month with her shopping. She had agreed to share cooking duties and then ordered out on every single night it was her turn. But if you tried to cook on her night then you were treated to the comments above.
There was no coping except for anger and any discussion about trying to change things in a positive way was met with the comments above. That ain't coping.
"No one else is going to tell me _______"
Uh, huh. Fill in the blank. If you carry that mindset into your entire life you will only create problems.
So, am I venting a bit? Maybe. The first comment sums up quite a bit about relationships and life in general. Can you cope with the trials and tribulations that are life or do you just keep trying to cover up you lack of "coping" skills with other aberrant behaviors?
I have no regrets about the effort I put into my marriage. I fucking tried. But like many of us I have my limits on how much I am willing to put up with a "whining suck hole of need".
My IC has a pillow on her couch that has a picture of a gal on it. She is glaring out with her hands on her hips. The caption says, "Snap out of it!". I can't tell you how many times I thought of that pillow in my marriage. Maybe with some hope. Maybe with some anger.
But now with the hope that I am a better man for all this and that there is some woman out there for me. A woman who can cope. With life. With kids. With me. With love.
My XW coped by accusing me of all sorts of nonsense. Anytime I would bring up a subject that involved her actions and how they made me feel she would lash out. "Right, it's always my fault!" or "You are perfect, I know".
I've seen lots of BS's who were planning to R give it up for D on the PLF, because one of the main doubts/realizations that comes with the keys to Chateau BS in the PLF is What the fuck am I fighting for? Why am I exerting so much energy over someone I don't actually care that much about anymore?
This was me - But, for any BS, this will vary depending on your WW.
Ive been blindsided again.
I was first blindsided by my FWW's Infidelity, the dynamic there was that in the time leading up to them and during them she never really let me know how she was feeling. I was excluded from her inner life, and it spriraled out of controll into blackness.
I have been blindsides again, my FWW announced yesterday that she wants a D. Once again she hasnt tried to talk to me about her feelings, she has locked it all away inside and let it build up untill it bubbled over.
I offered her R, I was willing to give it 100% of my effort, and i have made massive strides on some of the things that i identified about myself, Some i still struggle with but all in all i was pleased that I was more than doing my part to correct behaviours that had contributed to the marital condition pre-A.
And my FWW seemed to be putting in a lot of effort too. I was actually proud that she was doing so well. She had stopped all of the poor behaviours from during her A's, she seemed to really be finding her way back into the M... 2 Months ago she told me after coming home from a week away that she was really happy to be home, and her actions backed up those words.
Four days ago i wrote
no i wouldnt say that we are reconciled, i couldnt even say that i have forgiven her, but yes that is the path i choose. But i am fully confident that if we continue the way we are, that we will be reconciled one day, and that i will have forgiven her.
Its really rather sad, I know that she does this because she is scared that she will get hurt, she is scared that if she lets someone in that they will abandon her much like her parents did to her when she was teenager when they were persuing their own infidelities. When she was younger she was the center of their attention and what they did to her has created deep wounds. It really saddens me that a person that i Love is so hurt, and so unhappy with themselves. My FWW continues to look at external things to make her happy, New places to live, new Men, new Jobs, but she fails to see that ultimately all of these are nothing but a short term bandage, and that unless she addressed the real cause, herself, she will never really be happy for long.
Its seems almost ironic that i also wrote the following words a few days ago.
When i first discovered my FWW's A's yes i was afraid of divorce, and in hindsight it seems likely that my fear played an even greater role in my decision to persue R than i would have liked to admit at that time. Never the less, i am very happy that i did choose to offer R, and have tried to give 100% towards achieving that goal. Now however, while Divorce is still scary, or more to the point the effects that Divource would have on my family, on me, and yes even on my living conditions, I am no longer Afraid of it. Given what i have been through over the last nine months i know that i would be strong enough to walk that path.
Never the less, i am very happy that i did choose to offer R, and have tried to give 100% towards achieving that goal.
Now however, while Divorce is still scary, or more to the point the effects that Divource would have on my family, on me, and yes even on my living conditions, I am no longer Afraid of it. Given what i have been through over the last nine months i know that i would be strong enough to walk that path.
You ask what do you get if you want to R and you give it 100% you 'fight' to save your M, and fail anyway? What you get is the knowledge that you gave it your best effort, you gave it 100%, you didnt hold back and self-sabotage the R. With that knowledge you can walk proudly in front of your friends, your family, and your children. You can go on with your life free from any guilt .
I filed for D from my 2nd WW, not finalized yet, because this time, I had found SI, and learned what I was dealing with - in a nutshell; an unremorseful narcissist.
I tried R, long distance, for 2 years, but because she lacked the tools necessary for true R, I had to pick the D path for my own sanity and health.
I'm doing better. Still not even close to being ready to form another relationship, in fact, I think it may not ever be in the cards for me again. Gun shy, out-of-the-batter's-box tapping my cleats (2 strikes), whatever.
One huge value of being here at SI; it provides a map, a template...say, for successful R. I know I used it, and it helped me avoid her rug-sweeping and denial, which alternative to me is a recipe for profound self-erosion, I don't mean to exaggerate, but for me "that way lies death".
The recipe is pretty simple, and can be added to with various 'pinches of this or that' depending on individual circumstances: 1. Remorse 2. Transparency 3. Honesty 4. No Contact with AP
I know some can have M's without (one or more?) of these ingredients, in truth, I had none of them - heck, I don't even know what a faithful wife is at this point, but almost every betrayed guy that comes on SI (that I've read) ALWAYS defaults to introspective mode; What did I do? How can I be better? etc. You did that, ARE doing that. You have every right to hold your head up. The peaceful sleep of a clear conscience cannot be bought with all the world's gold...and those without it would spend the world's gold to obtain it. (Unobtainium indeed)
I think you will have peace, even if the path you currently find yourself on was not expected, or of your choosing. You know why? Because you're on it. The you that did the work on you to become better.
I don't like the blind-sided aspect of this whole mess one bit, yet I can't imagine not anticipating continual blind-sidings from one's who so easily and naturally default to 'staying hidden'. Best wishes to you on your new road brother.
In the meantime, apologies brother. You and your FWW have worked hard at this and I'm sure it is incredibly painful right now. I'm sorry you're dealing with it.
Sending you positive vibes and best wishes for the road ahead brother.
I dont feel well equiped for the challenges ahead, but i know that i can make it through.
And yes i am proud of how far i have come, that i gave it my best shot, sure along the way i made my fair shair of mistakes, but ultimately i was allways willing to keep trying.
... It has been kinda sureal in the home the last couple of days...
Sorry to hear it brother. It's a low sad feeling where you are at but all that work you put in on yourself will ultimately pay dividends.
Sending you strength.
You can do it bro. You will soon experience an enlightening yo never thought imaginable. The stress reduction that a provided clear path delivers to you is near immeasurable.
My situation was much like yours. I was served papers out of the blue upon my return from a bike race in Europe. It was a complete shock to the soul.
That being said, at times I now want to send a thank you note to xw and whoever the ow was.
You WILL adjust and time WILL heal you.
Your M and related subsequent D process is a business deal so make sure you approach it as such.
May the force be with you.
Its really rather sad, I know that she does this because she is scared that she will get hurt, she is scared that if she lets someone in that they will abandon her much like her parents did to her when she was teenager when they were persuing their own infidelities. When she was younger she was the center of their attention and what they did to her has created deep wounds. It really saddens me that a person that i Love is so hurt, and so unhappy with themselves. My FWW continues to look at external things to make her happy.
This all sounds identical to my situation. My WW also has the hurt from her mother's infidelity, and the fights that arose around it.
She came to me this morning just before I left work, and said "I'm sorry." I asked, "for what?" She said, "for everything," and "for the fact that I'm so fucked up," and then hugged me. I told her I missed her, and I still miss her. She replied that I'm a good man. My response was, we'll see what that is worth.
She knows what she needs to do to end this. She hasn't been willing to do so yet. I can tell myself that I'm willing to press harder, to file myself, but committing to less time with my two beloved kids is something I can't do just yet. We'll see.
Not sure what I have of these, really. Remorse to some extent, but still unwillingness to change. Limited transparency, and thus honesty. Still has contact with AP. Just trying to get through the days, to meditate, and focus on the positives with the kiddos.
[This message edited by awakening1 at 1:27 PM, June 15th (Tuesday)]
It's not over for you despite her words. I have been threatened 20+ times with D until finally I woke up.
I live as I want to live and enjoy my children and whatever else I can.
The key for this to change or maybe not is to reclaim your life. Be the man you were before the M twisted you into what you are now.
become the man you were long before you met your wife and see what happens.
I beyond know it hurts. My kids are the only reason I ever gave it a chance. She may wake up she may not but whatever you do take care of you because it is good for you and the M and if not that investment in you goes with you wherever you go.
Be strong and believe in you.
Which one of us, if being a WS, would not have crawled over broken glass to 'make it right' (aka change)?
There is understandable confusion about the difference btwn remorse and regret. Regret is really only concerned about consequences to themselves. Remorse is concerned about others.
Hungry for crumbs, we often mistake regret for remorse.
thats what ive been planning to do.
With inspiration from Awakening ive picked up running again after a many year hiatis
And although things will be financially tight for me for a while, at least all my former hobbies and interests are all mostly free.
But there is also no need to rush out and try and distract myself with hundreds of new (old) things... i also need to focus on my kids and helping them to cope with the new situation.
Belive in myself... that i surely do, its a shame my FWW doesnt.
Strangly (or i could also almost say thankfully) i havent really had any real anger, instead i think im just filled with a lot of sadness, a dull resignation. Sure I am a little scared of what my future holds, but hey who isnt...
@jjct, I agree, that was also an intergral element of my definition for remorse... I do think my FWW was truely willing to try to change at the begining, but that will has slowly dwindled... and now she just does not want to try anymore.
I am certain that she thinks that i am trying to coerce her to do what i want, to change her radically from who she is... i wish she realised that what i really want most is for her to want to change that part of her that allowed her to commit infidelity, and the part that keeps me locked out of her inner self. The rest i want to keep... the rest is what i love about her.
anyway... i best get a refresh on my sleeping tablet prescription if i am to have any wits left about me in the next few days.
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The FBI has confirmed that a Lake County native who was among their Ten Most Wanted Fugitives was arrested in Nicaragua, a little more than a year after being placed on the list. Officials say 31-year-old Eric Justin Toth, originally of Hammond, was wanted for alleged possession and production of child pornography. Authorities have been looking for Toth for nearly five years, when he disappeared from the Washington DC area where he had been working as a teacher at an exclusive elementary school. The FBI says the former Washington, D.C., private school teacher had been on the run since 2008, after pornographic images were allegedly found on a school camera that had been in his possession. Authorities say a tip led law enforcement to Nicaragua, where Toth was living under an alias.


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Game Details
- Number of Players 2
- Online Enabled Yes
Game Description
Big league ballplayers team up with big-time cartoon characters in this all-star baseball mash-up! The stars of Nicktoons join the stars of Major League Baseball for an unlikely baseball experience that's nothin' but fun. See SpongeBob take the mound at Fenway Park, have Ren and Stimpy patrol the outfield at Wrigley, and see if Robinson Cano can take Chum Chum yard. Play at real Major League parks and custom-created stadiums like Frosty Freeze Field. The player roster also features Zim, Fanboy, and Dudley Puppy, plus stars from all 30 Major League teams, including the Cardinal's Matt Holiday, the Dodger's Andre Ethier, the Braves' Jason Heyward, and others.
User Reviews
Average Member Rating: 6.3 out of 10
awesome. (10 out of 10)
posted by tarheels7112 (AVON, OH) on Aug 20, 2012
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this game so so coolmore
Specs & Requirements
Memory 4 MB
Kinect Features Activity Level: Standing - Active, Players 1-2, Kinect Sensor Optional, Controller Required
Controllers Kinect Enabled
Modes Tournament, Exhibition, Multiplayer
Audio/Video In-Game Dolby Digital, HDTV 720p, HDTV 1080p, HDTV 1080i
Online Features Friends, Xbox LIVE Family Settings, Achievements
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France Telecom CEO on Apple, Android, and kissing unlimited plans goodbye
Stephane Richard knows a thing or two about the iPhone.
In addition to carrying one of Apple's iconic smartphones, Richard is also the CEO of France Telecom, whose networks carry traffic from more iPhones than any other carrier except AT&T. France Telecom, with its Orange brands, sells the iPhone in 15 countries.
"They just created smartphones with the iPhone," Richard said during an hour-long chat over breakfast at the W Hotel in San Francisco last week. "Everybody should be grateful to them to have put such a product in our market."
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The Eastern Shore Travel Guide
- Overview
- Places to Explore
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- Hotels
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- Shopping
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Plan Your The Eastern Shore Vacation
Sailing the Chesapeake Bay nearly four centuries ago in search of new territory for his English king, Captain John Smith wrote that "heaven and earth never agreed better to frame a place for man's habitation." The eastern side of the Bay retains today its landscape of calm despite its proximity to Baltimore and Washington, D.C.
The Eastern Shore Hotels
Outside of Cambridge's singular Hyatt Regency and Ocean City's approximately 10,000 hotel rooms—the great majority of accommodations throughout this region...read more
The Eastern Shore Restaurants
Clearly "seafood"—finned fish and shellfish from the Chesapeake and its tributaries—reigns. Many menus include local dishes and seasonal highlights, such...read more
Things To Do in The Eastern Shore
Maryland's Eastern Shore is readily accessible from...read more
The Eastern Shore Experiences
Sail on a Historic Skipjack: Though they once dominated the Chesapeake Bay waterways, these traditional fishing vessels are now nearly extinct—but... Read more
Settlement along the fertile shores of the Chesapeake Bay was an obvious choice for 17th-century English immigrants, who soon farmed the cash... Read more
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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) - A 13-year-old Phoenix-area boy is being treated for serious injuries after falling about 25 feet from a canyon north of Payson.
Coconino County Sheriff's officials say the teenager and his father were bear hunting Saturday in Chevelon Canyon near Forest Lakes when the boy apparently lost his footing.
Because of the steep terrain and rough weather, Arizona Department of Public Safety helicopters in Flagstaff and Phoenix were called in to help rescue the teen.
A paramedic was flown to the bottom of the canyon and hiked up to the boy who suffered injuries on his head, face and legs.
The boy was lifted out of the canyon in a medical basket and flown to a Phoenix hospital in serious condition.
The name of the teen hasn't been released yet.
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Greg Wise and Dakota Fanning film "Effie" in Greenwich, London, UK. Effie is a movie about the mysterious relationship between Victorian art critic John Ruskin (Wise) and his teenage bride Effie Gray (Fanning). The movie also stars Wise's off screen wife Emma Thompson and Sienna Millers boyfriend Tom Sturridge. October 25, 2011.
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Fall of Envy was named the official band of the Extreme Fighting Championship (XFC).
The band's pure rock sound appeals to fans who like intense guitar and those who enjoy Fall of Envy's more mellow vocals too. This band's music "takes listeners through a range of emotions from heavy melancholy, to pure rage and aggression," says their review on CD Baby. It's no wonder music sites are dubbing this band as one to watch.
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Why is it not Allowed in Java to Overload Foo(Object…) with Foo(Object[])?
This is from Why is it not allowed in Java to overload Foo(Object…) with Foo(Object[])?
I was wondering why it is not allowed in Java to overloadFoo(Object[] args)
with Foo(Object... args)
, though they are used in a different way?Foo(Object[] args){}
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Is there any reason behind this?
This 184.108.40.206 Choosing the Most Specific Method talk about this, but its quite complex. e.g. Choosing between Foo(Number... ints) and Foo(Integer... ints)In the interests of backward compatibility, these are effectively the same thing.
publicFoo(Object... args){}// syntactic sugar for Foo(Object[] args){}// calls the varargs method.Foo(newObject[]{newObject(),newObject()});
e.g. you can define main() as
publicstaticvoid main(String... args){
A way to make them different is to take one argument before the varargs
publicFoo(Object o,Object... os){}publicFoo(Object[] os){}Foo(newObject(),newObject());// calls the first.Foo(newObject[]{newObject(),newObject()});// calls the second.
They are not exactly the same. The subtle difference is that while you can pass an array to a varargs, you can't treat an array parameter as a varargs.
publicFoo(Object... os){}publicBar(Object[] os){}Foo(newObject[]{newObject(),newObject()});// compiles fine.Bar(newObject(),newObject());// Fails to compile.
Additionally, a varags must be the last parameter.
publicFoo(Object... os,int i){}// fails to compile.publicBar(Object[] os,int i){}// compiles ok.
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With a stay at Showboat Atlantic City in Atlantic City, you'll be minutes from Atlantic City Historical Museum and Steel Pier.
This casino resort is within close proximity of Atlantic City Art Center and Garden Pier.
Make yourself at home in one of the 1329 air-conditioned guestrooms. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature handheld showerheads and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers and irons/ironing boards, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Take time to pamper yourself with a visit to the full-service spa. Gambling sorts can try their luck at the casino, while others may prefer a nightclub or a health club. Additional amenities include wireless Internet access (surcharge) and gift shops/newsstands.
Enjoy a meal at one of the resort's dining establishments, which include 7 restaurants and a coffee shop/café. From your room, you can also access 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Featured amenities include audiovisual equipment, express check-out, and a 24-hour front desk. Parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
Hotel Amenities
- General
On the beach and boardwalk, Home to the House of Blues and 9 dining and entertainment experiences, Showboat is where Bourbon Street meets the Boardwalk.This 1329 room resort is artfully themed after New Orleans Mardi Gras and even delights guests with an indoor Mardi Gras Parade. Offering guests an array of dining and nightlife choices as well as a 3500 square foot luxury spa.Showboat is the proud home to the famous House of Blues Music Hall, a legendary venue featuring world class entertainment, the three level night spot Club Worship and of course the ultra chic Foundation Room.
- 24-hour front desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- ATM/banking
- Audiovisual equipment
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Casino
- Coffee shop or café
- Full-service health spa
- Event catering
- Express check-out
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Health club
- Medical assistance available
- Multilingual staff
- Nightclub
- Total number of rooms - 1329
- Secure parking
- Parking (surcharge)
- Parking garage
- Porter/bellhop
- Room service (24 hours)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Security guard
- Swimming pool - outdoor seasonal
- Wireless Internet access - surcharge
- Number of restaurants - 7
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Wireless Internet access - surcharge
- Parking
Parking (surcharge), Secure parking, Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge), Parking garage
- Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Cable TV service
- Climate control
- Clock radio
- Coffee/tea maker
- Complimentary toiletries
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Hair dryer
- Handheld showerhead
- Daily housekeeping
- Iron/ironing board
- Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
- Premium bedding
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Shower/tub combination
- Private bathroom
- Turndown service (on request)
- Voice mail
- Wake-up calls
- Dining
Now open! Table 31's Chris Scarduzio has opened his second Jersey Shore eatery, a combination steakhouse and sushi lounge. The new venue encompasses a late night lounge with live entertainment, bottle service and small-plates fare. The contemporary décor offers the perfect setting for a memorable evening. Come get acquainted with your new favorite restaurant!
Located on the casino level of Showboat, Scarduzio's serves the finest in steaks, chops, chicken & seafood. Meat lovers will enjoy premium USDA Prime beef grilled to your specifications; naturally raised pasture fed with an all vegetarian diet, hormone and antibiotic free USDA certified prime cuts of beef and lamb exclusively from DeBragga - one of the premier NYC butchers located in the heart of the meatpacking district. Also, indulge in the classic Sushi and Raw bar selections.
The HOB Restaurant features a distinctive American menu with influences from the Pacific Rim in an exotic décor with French-carved mahogany, Oriental carpets and intimate booths.
Canal Street Bread & Sandwich Company offers gourmet crepes, pan pizza, healthy salads, sandwiches and desserts.
Casa di Napoli boasts a lively atmosphere with signature Italian dishes including brick oven pizza.
French Quarter Buffet features the dishes of New Orleans on the freshest buffet in Atlantic City as chefs prepare food right in front of your eyes.
The Mansion Café, modeled after a southern home serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, the menu has something for everyone.
Royal Noodle House offers authentic Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese noodles, rice, and dim-sum dishes.
Starbucks offers signature drinks, including freshly brewed coffee, lattes and other specialty coffee drinks as well as a lection of pastry, selection including fresh croissants, assorted muffins, and scones.
- Recreation
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Golf - miniature nearby
- Ice skating nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Dock nearby
- Volleyball nearby
- Tennis nearby
- Racquetball/squash nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Helicopter/airplane tours nearby
- Fishing nearby
- Swimming on site
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Pets
Pets allowed, Pet policy - dogs only, Maximum number of pets per room
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 12.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in all public areas: USD 12.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: USD 5 per day
- Valet parking fee: USD 10 per day
- Pet fee: USD 50 per room, per night
- Deposit: USD 100 per stay
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Additional Details
The property allows pets in specific rooms only and has other pet restrictions (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
Awards & Affiliations
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- A Green / Sustainable Property - Third Party CertifiedThis property participates in Green Key Eco-Rating Program, a third-party certification program that has been independently certified. Third-party certification measures the property's impact on one or more of the following: environment, community, cultural-heritage, the local economy. An objective assessment of a company's sustainable tourism practices has been performed at this property by an auditor who is independent of the third-party certification program.
- This property is affiliated with the International Gay & Lesbian Travel Association (IGLTA) and welcomes lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) guests.


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This bathtub has been in the trailor since 1976. Remember that old green color? There it is. This is in a house where just a man is now living. The bath tub is showing it more and more.
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The judges are nuts -The final three don't deserve a makeover. They are not happy with the color, but the tub and walls are fine. The other entries really need a make over!
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Keep golf equipment well organized with the Golf Storage Hanger. With a place for everything from shoes to golf bags this rack has it all.
The Golf Storage Hanger is the perfect storage solution for the golf lover! This sports rack will easily store two golf bags with clubs and two pairs of shoes! Made from steel with an epoxy finish, this sports storage rack will be able to withstand heavy, everyday use. Wall fasteners are included for easy installation.


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Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's Lynch and Tysto leaping tall buildings in a single bound to discuss the 1978 version of Superman. |
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It's the Doc's 40th birthday, and to celebrate Lynch and JT Pegg reunite to have a party without him and discuss the brilliant 2012 movie Dredd. In a commentary as adult as the movie itself two Dredd nerds talk about both the movie and over 35 years of the history of the character. Remember: THEY ARE THE LAW! |
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The boy are back in town and learning that in space nobody can hear you scream...about people acting illogically. That's because we're talking about Ridley Scott's return to the Alien universe with his 2012 movie Prometheus. |
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The are never wrong. But occasionally...they do disagree. Join Tysto and the Doc discuss the Spielberg/Cruise futurism outing Minority Report. When they're no rewriting parts of the plot to make sense the realise they actuall do quite like the film. Despite some of it's more obvious flaws and the fact that everything in it is just totally blue. |
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Get your palm fronds ready - it's time for Uhura's fan dance! Join the Dr. and Tysto as they bravely take on the Star Trek movie to end all Star Trek movies. This was recorded as part of a live series of podcasts, and there were a few technical problems at the start, but it settles down soon enough! |
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It's time to split infitinives one one more time and the Dr and Tysto travel backwards in time with the crew of the Enterprise for Star Trek 4: The Voyage Home! |
Mon, 12 September 2011
Tysto and the Dr. fire up the spinner, practice their origami and take on a bunch of skin jobs as they discuss Blade Runner. Possibly one of the best films ever made despite on-set production problems and the title being stolen from a book about smuggling medical instruments we take a peek into what Los Angeles will look like in 2019! |
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The old gang gets back together and hopefully they won't discover that they're digging in the wrong place! We take on Raiders of the Lost Ark. It may be one of the best movies ever made but that doesn't mean that DR and Lynch can't point out the fact that Indy only ever makes matters worse in the movie, that Salah has a callous disregard for his children and that ancient weights and measures maybe aren't quite as ancient as we think. So get a beer, sit back, put Raiders on because for the next two hours we're your god-damn partner! |
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The doc is joined by Tysto as part of their continuing voyage to boldy go where no podcast has gone before and put the needs of the two above the needs of the many. Last time we left the crew limping away from the Genesis planet where they left Spock's body and the movie picks up pretty much where we left it. Join us as we discuss topics such as the amazing broadband connection that Spock's fingers give him, Trek's take on the Cantina scene, Kirk's pin-code and many other things. So fire up the transwarp drive and we'll meet you on the steps at Mount Seleyah! |
Mon, 25 April 2011
Tysto and the Doctor show you how they would handle the no-win scenario by taking on, the Wrath of Khan. Probably the movie that saved the entire Star Trek franchise, it's a great Horatio Hownblower style romp through the galaxy that manages to make surprising little sense. Join us as we discuss such important topics as,
Enjoy the commentary and remember if we go by the book, like Lieutenant Savvik, then watching Star Trek 2 without this commentary could make hours seem like days! |


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The Buccaneers fell to 0-7 with their loss to the Panthers last night, and fans didn't hold back. There were plenty of signs with messages for head coach Greg Schiano on display for a national TV audience.
The seventh loss of the season came just the week after the Falcons sent a HAZMAT team into the Bucs' locker room at the Georgia Dome to disinfect any possible MRSA. And it was just days after fans started showing up outside team headquarters in response to the defensive coordinator's comments about fans being such "experts" that they should help.
And do we have to mention those "Fire Schiano" billboards around town?
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Double The PEWsure, Double The Fun: Conjoined Twin Glocks With Scope
Seen here looking suspiciously like the lovechild of Hunter S. Thompson and Hitler, a man demonstrates his 'DoubleGlock Machine Pistol' (aka the 'Doppleglock'). Whatever you do, don't tell the gansters -- they love holding them guns sideways! And not just because it makes the recoil awkward and aiming impossible, but...actually, I don't know why they do that. Because you were gonna end up shooting a bunch of bystanders anyways? 2PAC LIVES!
Hit the jump for one more shot of dude showing off his custom holster and 1/3 white mustache.
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Extremely Ludicrous Firearm: The Full Auto Double Glock [obviouswinner]
Thanks to Shane, who expects to see these start popping up in action movies no later than the summer.
Needs more TV. This is prop-builder Andrew Cook's living/gaming room. He's decorated it with a bunch of prop guns he's made from the Mass Effect and Halo franchises, because why not? Plus if somebody breaks in they might think he's some sort of commando from the future and j... / Continue →
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Doubles as a love doll for serious gun nuts, I'm just saying. This is a $30 (currently on sale for $15) inflatable minigun arm from ThinkGeek. It makes it look like you have a minigun for an arm. No, no it doesn't. It makes it look like you have a pool float for an arm. St... / Continue →


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Union Elementary School is bustling as its student population doubled in January to accommodate kids from Don Cecilio Martinez Elementary, where one wing of the school is undergoing a complete renovation.
Principal Delbert Saavedra said children from four classrooms in second, third, fourth and fifth grades made the move on Jan. 6, which effectively doubled the number of kids attending his school.
A Cleveland, N.M., man who went to his family's house to talk out some of their differences ended up being arrested for allegedly attacking them.
Robert Lawrence Romero, 22, was charged with two counts of aggravated battery on household members and criminal damage to property.
It is my belief that the Las Vegas City Council voted appropriately in their decision to not make Grand Avenue two lane for a five-block distance. Grand Avenue is an inter-city highway. It serves as a business loop through Las Vegas. It also serves as a route for emergency vehicles to traverse the city as well as to quickly exit to emergency situations on Interstate 25.
A member of Luna Community College's Board of Trustees says he appreciates that the school's human resources department is developing a firm hiring process.
"I have felt we have been too loosey-goosey in the past," Trustee Abelino Montoya said at last week's monthly meeting of the trustees. "I've had my doubts in the past about how we have hired people and how they came in."
Montoya said the school gets a lot of negative feedback on its hiring process.
As a former member of the Las Vegas Community Water Board, I am thrilled that the city and the Storrie Project Water Users Association are ending their litigation.
It is disappointing, to say the least, that the city lost $1 million in state funds which were intended for the project to pipe water to the Storrie users, due to city officials trying to change the original intent.
I trust the city will actively pursue settlement with the Acequias Association, who in my opinion, have legitimate concerns regarding their share of water from the Gallinas River.
Two employees of the state hospital are no longer working there as the result of an investigation, one of them said.
They are Deputy Hospital Administrator Isaac Apodaca and Housekeeping Director Carlos Michael Lopez, Department of Health spokeswoman Deborah Busemeyer confirmed. The two had previously been placed on administrative leave.
A third employee resigned after he was put on leave, Lopez told the Optic.
Anyone who pays attention to the Legislature has had this experience: Differing versions of a bill pass the House and Senate; the bills go to a conference committee; the bill that comes out is substantially different from the two that went in.
What happened? Hard to tell.
Why? Because New Mexico is among a handful of states that close conference committee meetings to the public.
So what? Depends on whether you want government to conduct business in the open or behind closed doors.
The regional narcotics task force says it has put a major drug operation out of business.
On March 6, agents from the Region 4 Narcotics task force said they executed a "high-risk" search warrant at a house at 910 Gallinas St. Three men were arrested.
Task force Sgt. Mack Allingham said agents discovered marijuana being grown inside the house, with the narcotics having an estimated worth of $7,500 to $10,000. They also found the necessary equipment, packaging materials and chemicals used to manufacture, sell and process marijuana, he said.
On the recent scandal at the Mora schools, I'm wondering if someone can enlighten me.
I took a course at U.W. with one of the best law instructors from the law school at the University of Wyoming. The instructor always said that the name of juvenile offenders cannot be revealed. It was a course on Juvenile Justice. So the laws regarding juveniles differ from state to state?
If anyone questions the course I've taken such as the case with my courses at the police academy, feel free to check my transcripts.
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UP thumb ... KEEPING IT OPEN. At one time, the Luna Community College Board of Trustees regularly held meetings behind closed doors. In fact, the board would open its doors for its monthly meeting and vote on a few items, then retreat into closed session, often for more than an hour. Members of the public and various employees were stuck outside while the big guys talked in secret.


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I can't believe I actually drew that. (:o
Anyway, this is drawing of "serenity" scene of a ancient tank from WW2.
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Edit: Thanks to brutus. Let us saying instead that it is a ancient tank abandoned from any wars after 1960s. :)
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I forget, didn´t someone endorse him in the primary against the GOP´s chosen one? Click Here if you Like this Comment 2 persons like this.
Read the articleCame away with "uh-huh" "yeah" "right"See, we´ve already got a fierce warrior and ass-kicker who represents everything the Republican Party is supposed to be.Who? Tell me who .. !!Allen WestBut he´s the wrong kind of black man so we needn´t bother with his ilk.s/off Click Here if you Like this Comment 2 persons like this.
West is a true warrior. I sense a personality cult growing surrounding Cruz. Lots of drum-beating going on. He may be the latest bright, shiny bauble, Hispanic, "Saviour of the Party", and all that. But jeez, all the bobbysoxer swooning? Please. I´ll take West anyday.I believe we conservatives need to keep West engaged, if he himself doesn´t do that. Click Here if you Like this Comment 5 persons like this.
It´s really pretty simple. Here´s the story:"Juan Ramirez´ dream was to start his own concrete services. For years, he worked as a laborer and saved his money. When the time came that he had enough money to purchase his own truck, equipment, and had sufficient business lined up to hire two helpers, he discovered that he couldn´t make it after all. The permits, legal requirements, employee benefit mandates and built-in delays cost too much, and Juan missed his opportunity. Today, Juan is a laborer who no longer dreams." Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
My advice to Senator-elect Cruz is to keep your distance from northeastern senators. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
"Drubbing"?"Hispanics." "Big Business."I still see way too much "let´s set policy in reaction to what the Left is doing."Shoot me now. Click Here if you Like this Comment 4 persons like this.
FTA: "With private accounts, though, they might have $100,000 socked away by retirement, enough for them or their kids to start a small business, pay for college or buy a house."And he still doesn´t get it. Republicans as a mass don´t get it. The American people DO get it. The common sense of the American people is developed over a lifetme of hard work during which they learn how difficult it is so save a dollar and how easy it is to see it disappear, on kids´ tuition, medical bills, bail for the brother-in-law. So when a Republican with a new "plan" tells them to go ahead, take that safety net of social security you paid into your entire life and risk it all in a single year on ..... WHAT? A new small business that typically fails during the first year? Then what? You can´t collect social security because you just blew it all on one spin of the wheel. So what do you do? Try to get your old job back, with nothing to show for 50 years of work? Starve?No, when we hear the spiel about "private accounts" for social security, all the alarm bells go off and we all hear "scam." There´s money in this for somebody. Who is it? The Republican establishment´s banker friends? Probably. Wall Street? Almost assuredly.I´m sorry, but I´m a conservative Republican and it is no great mystery why Americans vote for Obamas when Republicans keep coming up with this stuff. Almost as bad as school vouchers, where people who pay no property taxes and don´t work get to send their kids to our GOOD schools that we pay dearly for. Click Here if you Like this Comment 4 persons like this.
"The party must be less timid toward Democrats, less hostile toward Hispanics, and more focused on upward mobility than on protecting big business."Sorry Ted but Republicans are not hostile to Hispanics and they are focused on upward mobility. How can anyone go upward if there are no jobs, big business is not a bad thing. You have been taken in by all the nastiness of the democrats if you think this is what is wrong with the Republican party. Click Here if you Like this Comment 2 persons like this.
He was recently elected and has not yet been tested. Time will tell. Click Here if you Like this Comment 3 persons like this.
Didn´t take him long to turn into a dem...and he´s not even in office yet.....another dem rino......sad, just sad. Scott & Cruz won by tea party endorsement...and they forget soooo soon... Click Here if you Like this Comment 2 persons like this.
Ted Cruz is a RINO???? He was Sarah Palin´s top pick. Does that make her instincts poor? Or is she just another part of the Beltway elite, perpetuating the breed? Click Here if you Like this Comment 2 persons like this.
Since we just emerged from a grueling, multi-year, billion-dollar Republican presidential primary and general-election exercise that blew up in our faces, you´d think prospective Republican presidential candidates for 2016 would have learned enough to at least get off to a better start than their 2012 predecessors.Yes, it´s good to start early. Particularly for Conservatives like Ted Cruz, so that they can raise enough money and support to discourage Karl Rove and other moderates from entering the fray down the road, but they should have learned what to say and what not to say before they opened their candidacies, and mouths, in public.So far in the early 2016 sweepstakes, Marco Rubio has begun to march into battle in Iowa only to fall into a ditch because he couldn´t help opining about what might have happened in the year 5773, the creation of the world, rather than in what´s happening now in America.And now Ted Cruz couldn´t help himself from exhuming from its grave the politically toxic proposal of personal social-security savings accounts.It´s going to be a long four years for the Republicans. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
I´ve been searching the internet for the speech. Can´t find it. Daily Caller and Politico probably have the most complete quotations in full context. I´m not interested in thinking about future candidates, I am interested in every individual having the opportunity to succeed. With Cruz it is not talk, he has fought for these principles before the Supreme Court and won. Whenever a politician stops thinking individual and starts thinking groups of individuals, he goes astray. The Dems have gone far so far astray they are going in the wrong direction. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
He sure sounds good. He, Rubio and several others are speaking out and are articulating what the GOP is SUPPOSE to be about! (Some of the old GOP beltway pols seem to have forgotten. -More´s the pity!) Back to the basics!GO Conservative GOP newcomers!!! Click Here if you Like this Comment 3 persons like this.
I don´t see that what he´s offering is a new formula at all. He seems to think Republicans should beat the dead horse of privatizing Social Security (hard sell in uncertain times) and talk really nice and upbeat about Mexico´s continuing northward flight into America. Click Here if you Like this Comment 4 persons like this.
Sometimes I´m not sure we all read the same article. I didn´t get that he was advocating for a group but telling us how to communicate the advantage and applicability (if that is a word) of conservatism to a broader range of voter. It would apply to Hispanics, women, young people and seniors. And you have to do it in words they understand before you can change the vocabulary on them. We need our own buzz words that say what we are rather than just saying we aren´t what liberals call us. Click Here if you Like this Comment 4 persons like this.
The GOP protects big business? Really? Big business is in partnership with the government and finances the GOP or the democrats, when it suits them. Click Here if you Like this Comment 2 persons like this.
Ted Crus iz not eligible for the Presidency or Vice-Presidency, as he is not a Natural Born Citizen. His father is not a Native American.The Constitution is clear, the Founders fully understood NBC, and none of that is trumped by: a. later judicial error [read: agenda activism]; or b. misunderstanding of the Constitution by present-day commentators.#18: Somehow, the Rs utterly fail to explain [and maybe fail to understand?] that any tax assessed to a business simply becomes part of the price paid by individuals for the product or service. The "higher taxes on business" sacrament of the Dems falls 100% on consumers, yet so many people are evidently happy to ignore that. Click Here if you Like this Comment 5 persons like this.
Cruz just got here and already he is in charge.We should talk up legal immigration. Didn´t Romney do so repeatedly?We should not talk so much about social security personal accounts or anything else concerning finance. We sound like accounts or con men, according to Cruz. We are talking over the heads of average voters. How can we convince anybody if we don´t talk about these things? Is it our fault if the media won´t report on what our people say? Is it our fault if voters are too stupid to understand or too lazy to try?Let´s hear Cruz´s plan to cure that.I got hundreds of requests from him for a contribution. For some reason, I was wary. I´m beginning to be glad I sent my money elsewhere even though he won and West and Romney lost. Click Here if you Like this Comment 5 persons like this.
It seems quite obvious that most who commented either did not read the article, have an aversion to Hispanics in general or have a one-note agenda that they keep banging away at every time a Cuban name is mentioned in the context of GOP policy-making. No wonder we keep losing. (In the interest of full disclosure, I think the recent election was actually stolen, but that might have been avoided with a stronger message and a lot less of the GOP elitist attitude.) Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
Between Cruz, the fire cracker lady from NH and Rubio there seems to be a good beginning. Lets elect six more like that including Allen and perhaps Sarah in ´14! Click Here if you Like this Comment 2 persons like this.
#7- Are you referring to the "common sense of the American people" who voted for Jug Ears in two elections?Ted in Michigan Click Here if you Like this Comment 2 persons like this.
I know what we should do. We should wait until Ted Cruz has been sworn in and see how he serves before we either nominate him for 2016 or send him to RINO-accusation hell. Good idea? Click Here if you Like this Comment 5 persons like this.
I think that´s the best idea I have heard all day #24!!!! Bless you. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
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Tax break sought for disabled workers
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Winter potholes always bring increased business to Mavis Discount Tire in Nanuet, but this year is different.
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A break from the Olympics: Treason, courtesy of the U.S.
SOCHI, Russia The Rossiya 1 television channel took an 85-minute break from its Olympic coverage Monday evening to show a film called "The Biochemistry of Treason," featuring the United States in a co-starring role.
Virtual classrooms may make snow days a thing of the past
But will such measures be necessary in the future? Pascack Valley Regional High School District in New Jersey last week implemented a virtual snow day, enabling students to complete assignments via social media and online documents.
Heavy snow, minimal melting blamed for Westchester, Hudson Valley rooftop collapses
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James Ruiz, of 3220 Fairfield Ave., was arrested at the woman's Oakdale Manor apartment about 9 p.m. Monday, village Police Chief Clarke Osborn said.
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The Nanuet man accused of exposing himself to little girls at the Palisades Mall is due in Rockland County Court today.
5 Valentine's events to share with your special foodie
Is your lover a food lover, too? Here are five cool things the two of you can do together to celebrate Valentine's Day.
Woodcliff Lake temple's families share in writing of Torah
Members of the Shore family write a letter together in the new Torah with the assistance of Gedaliah Druin at Temple Emanuel in Woodcliff Lake.
Tax break for veterans poses dilemma for schools
School districts in the Lower Hudson Valley are mulling a new law that allows them to grant property-tax exemptions to eligible veterans, who until now have only been able to get breaks on municipal tax bills.