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Demi Lovato And Nick Jonas Are Working On A New Song Together
Demi Lovato and Nick Jonas both have new albums on the way. The former Disney stars have both spilled that they are currently working on writing and recording new music for their fans, and that they will be dropping albums later this year.
In addition, both Nick and Demi are on Demi's Neon Lights Tour. Demi is performing while Nick is the musical and creative director on the tour – so the pair are spending lots of time together!
Demi recently revealed that before and after her concerts she is constantly recording new songs for her CD. Sounds to us like there is a very good chance Demi and Nick are working together on a track, which could appear on either of their albums!
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[Video] Lady Gaga Performs 'You & I' On 'The View,' Rocks Houdstooth Covered Piano
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When [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Lady Gaga[/lastfm] dropped by to have "breakfast" with Carson Daly and some lucky AMP listeners last week, that was the first time many people learned that her next single would be her rock 'n roll love ballad "You And I."
This morning Gaga co-hosted on The View and performed that very single–covered in houndstooth from head-to-toe, including her favorite appendage, her piano.
We are loving everything about Gaga's look in this performance: her light make-up, her pale eyebrows, her houndstooth everything, and her calm, centered look. It certainly seems like Gaga is coming into her own.
Going to sleep, co-hosting and performing on The View tomorrow! So excited to see Monsters!—
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text: 'Open Series' Boosts Sales at KB HomeProduct with flexible floor plans and smaller square footage helps builder compete effectively against foreclosures.By Teresa Burney A set of floor plans for smaller houses with flexible room configurations was hailed Friday as a KB Home corporate hero, with executives crediting the product with increasing sales numbers and margins just when the company needed the help.KB's sales increased 62% in its third quarter ending Aug. 31, and its margins widened as well, "largely due to the success of our new product line," CEO Jeff Mezger told analysts during an earnings conference call. "It meets the wants and needs of today's home buyer at a price that is competitive with resales and foreclosures."The product, known as "The Open Series," "demonstrated the ability to maintain margins while reducing prices," Mezger said. In some markets, the company was even able to raise the price of its Open Series homes.It was a bright spot that distracted some from the fact that the company continued to lose money, though at a slower clip, in the quarter. KB posted a loss of $66 million or 87 cents a share, missing analysts' 58-cent consensus.Cutting the company's sales, general, and administrative (SG&A) expenses remains a challenge for KB because of its steep decline in revenue, but the company managed to shave those costs down to 18.5% from 19.9% a year ago.On the other hand, the Open Series creation, roll-out, and marketing demonstrate a nimbleness uncommon for a large production builder. The Open Series went from the drawing board in summer 2008 to what is expected to be half of all the company's sales in its fourth quarter. It helped the builder retool the company from 40% first-time buyers in 2006 to 80% two years later."I believe this kind of operational speed is unprecedented," Mezger said.The company's survival strategy for the downturn is built on first-time buyers. And grabbing that market has more to do with competing against foreclosures and sales of other existing homes than competing against other production builders, Mezger told analysts. The Open Series offers an energy-efficient house, with flexibility in its plans, built-to-order, at a comparable price point, in an acceptable time frame for those buyers, he said.The company has been able to shave its delivery time to 4½ months, cutting 50 days from contract to close, Mezger said. Twenty five days were trimmed from sales to start of construction, an impressive achievement since most loans now are government-backed mortgages requiring more approval time than other home loans."They'll (buyers) wait 4½ months to get the house of their dreams," Mezger said.KB is buying land again, concentrating on finished lots with small option deposits and flexible take-down terms that helps the company keep its cash and turn a profit more quickly on home sales. Still, the company is writing those lot purchase deals to hurdle rates of 27% to 30%, he said.Mezger announced again that the company is moving back into the Washington D.C., market. "We have a foothold in the region through customer service operations, and we have high quality land assets to start building on," Mezger said, adding it aligns well with the company's southeastern growth platform."We like our product, our markets … and the trajectory we are on," he said.Teresa Burney is a senior editor at BIG BUILDER and BUILDER magazines.Learn more about markets featured in this article: Los Angeles, CA, Washington, DC. Advertisement Keywords: SubjectEconomic Conditions Sales Entry-Level Design Existing Home Sales LocationLos Angeles, CA PersonJeff MezgerOrganizationKB Home View more keywords SubjectEconomic Conditions Sales Entry-Level Design Existing Home Sales Housing DataLocationLos Angeles, CA Washington, DCStateCALIFORNIAPersonJeff MezgerOrganizationKB HomeSection / SubsectionWEB ONLYBylineTeresa Burney View fewer keywords More from BUILDEREDUCATION Designing with Metal courseDesignNothing Fancy, Just 4 Great Small...Economic ConditionsDallas Lot Deliveries Surge to Highest Level Since 2008Entry-LevelNew Home Sales Fall, but Outlook Still PositiveExisting Home SalesPending Home Sales Rise 3.3% In July to 11-Month High PointHousing DataHere's Zillow's July Case-Shiller ForecastSalesReuters Poll of Economists Points to Home Sales MojoLos Angeles-Long Beach-Santa...SoCal is a Top Destination for Chinese Home BuyersFannie Mae Plans to Sell DC HQJeff MezgerKB Home Narrows Quarterly LossKB HomeGoing up? CALIFORNIAEvergreen Communities Plans 1-Acre Lot West Sacramento Neighborhood Teresa BurneyStandard Pacific Buys 3,000 LotsWEB ONLYDesign Details: Kitchen Seating Join the DiscussionPlease read our Content Guidelines before posting.


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Far Cry 3 and Assassin's Creed 3! Should be sweet! Remember to bump this thread closer to June
Far Cry 3 and Assassin's Creed 3! Should be sweet! Remember to bump this thread closer to June
Hey sorry man, even though I read forums daily I rarely login to post so didn't check your PMs.
Both your times are correct this time. It's 3.30am IST and 11pm BST (UK).
Unfortunately for me I won't be able to view livestream as I have exams that time. But I'll be sure to steal a few peaks when I have the time.
As usual I'll be taking the days off for the Festivities. Hoping to see the series on the Vita myself.
June 4th is a Monday and i have college. F U College!
AC III, Far Cry 3 AND Spilnter Cell?!? This is gonna be awesome!!
Too bad E3 is in L.A, If it took place in the UK i would be going.
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The Food and Drug Administration has approved a new drug to fight the prostate cancer.
Peoria physician Dr. Joseph Banno of Midwest Urological says it holds new promise for those suffering from the late stages of the disease.
The new treatment for prostate cancer involves a drug called degarelix.
Over the last decade, more and more cases of prostate cancer have been found relatively early...and are treatable through radiation and chemotherapy.
But—for a minority –the disease is discovered in its late stages.
That's where degarelix, pronounced day–guh–RELL–ix,offers some new hope.
Prostate cancer is known to grow in the presence of testosterone, so suppression of testosterone has been a treatment goal for advanced prostate cancer for many years.
Degarelix produced a dramatic drop in testosterone in 96% of patients in just three days. After two weeks, almost all degarelix patients had vastly reduced testosterone levels..
Dr. E. David Crawford of the University of Colorado at Denver said ; "Lowering testosterone as low as you can go is extremely important is the management of men with prostate cancer. It's what should have been developed some years ago, and it took this long to develop it. We've made progress along the way, but this is a big step forward in out battle against prostate cancer".
The FDA says besides the speed of reaction to the degarelix, the drug doesn't cause a spurt in production of testosterone... which some other treatments have caused.
Most prostate cancer patients will never need degarelix since most cases of the cancer are discovered in its early stage.
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Daniel Fisher, a Forbes blogger, features Professor Jason Mazzone and his response to a recent New York Times article about the Supreme Court. The Times story suggests a trend exists among Supreme Court Justices who hire clerks whose political leanings fell under the party under which they were appointed. Professor Mazzone critiques this theory, arguing that The Times ignores the shift in federal judiciary that occurred in 1975.
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(11/15/12) - Flint city leaders are developing a master plan to improve the city of Flint.
Mayor Dayne Walling and a 21-member committee have been working behind the scenes for months, getting everything in place to begin the process of developing a master plan for Flint.
Thursday night was the first open meeting with the public.
Residents were able to voice their concerns and help with the development of the master plan.
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Neil Best leaves no stone unturned in the world of sports media.
Ratings three-peat for 'Sunday Night Football'
The fact this no longer qualifies as news is news itself: Until 2011-12, no sports program had ranked first in prime time ratings for a full TV season. Now NBC's "Sunday Night Football'' has done so three years in a row.
Better yet for the NFL (and NBC): The demographics show an enviably diverse audience, including young people and women represented in significant numbers.
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Frank Caliendo does Jon Gruden's QB Camp
Outstanding. Simply outstanding work here by Frank Caliendo . . . and Jon Gruden.
No real need for any of my commentary on this genius piece of video from ESPN.
Just watch the video embedded below.
(Newsday's mobile users can click the link above to watch)...Read more »
ESPN to broadcast NFL playoff game
ESPN will televise an NFL wild-card playoff game this coming season, the first postseason game in the league's modern era not to be shown nationally on a broadcast channel. The game will be simulcast on a broadcast outlet in the markets of the teams involved, the procedure followed for "Monday Night Football'' on ESPN.
Sports Business Journal reported ESPN -- which already is paying the league...Read more »
Kevin Costner likes to keep it real
To say the NFL "cooperated'' in the making of "Draft Day'' would be an understatement.
The league's presence in the film, which premieres April 11, is extraordinarily extensive, from the use of actual team names and logos to a fake 2014 draft filmed the same weekend as last year's real one. Both starred Roger Goodell.
Had that not been the case, Kevin Costner would not be starring in...Read more »
CBS eyes Thursday night lights
No one outside Washington, D.C., is lobbied quite as heavily as Howard Katz, the NFL's scheduling poobah, who frequently fields requests from sports TV executives who would very much like his best matchups on their networks.
Earlier this month I ran into Fox Sports boss Eric Shanks on his way to meeting with Mr. Katz. Thursday CBS Sports' Sean McManus told me he has met with the big guy, too.
"We...Read more »
Shaun O'Hara snaps up media roles
Shaun O'Hara has not appeared in an NFL game since 2010, but the three-time Pro Bowl center and one-time Super Bowl champion for the Giants said he has not gotten playing entirely out of his system.
"I'll always wake up in a three-point stance on Sunday mornings and say, 'You know what? I miss playing. I would love to play,''' he said. "But physically, you just know that's not what's best.''
O'Hara,...Read more »
Did we mention Super Bowl Sunday was warm?
So based on the weather forecast for Tuesday, today (Monday) is the 57th and final day on which the high temperature in East Rutherford, N.J., will not exceed the high of 54 degrees reached on Super Bowl Sunday.
It is an amazing streak that illustrates the glory and power of the NFL - which rolled the dice on a cold weather Super Bowl in what turned out to be a maddeningly cold, snowy winter...Read more »
Super Bowl is the 'Super Bowl for women'
The Oscars often have been called "the Super Bowl for women,'' at least in advertising terms, given the magnitude of the television audience and the fact it skews female.
But in recent years the NFL has not accepted that assertion without a fight, arguing that in fact the Super Bowl for women is . . . the Super Bowl.
The NFL said an average of 44.85 million women watched Super Bowl XLVIII...Read more »
'Draft Day' used one of Bill Belichick's scouting ideas
Bill Belichick doesn't appear on camera in the upcoming movie "Draft Day," but it turns out he had quite the influence on one of the film's bigger scenes.
During a Super Bowl week press conference, Denis Leary (who plays fictional Cleveland Browns head coach Vince Penn in the movie) recalled a story from the film's production that involved the real-life New England Patriots head coach -- ...Read more »
Bart Scott to join CBS' 'The NFL Today'
CBS announced Monday that former Jets linebacker Bart Scott will join the revamped panel of analysts for its "The NFL Today" pregame show for the 2014 season.
Previously the network said Tony Gonzalez would join the show, while Dan Marino and Shannon Sharpe left.
Scott and Gonzalez join the returning James Brown, Bill Cowher and Boomer Esiason.
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Don't cha just love that new season smell - so hopeful; so full of promise? I mean it's faint right now, but it's gettin stronger. Pretty soon it'll be able to out-stink Knoxfan's GF on a Sattidy nite. That'll be a good thing.
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Lamar Lundy and Rosey Grier
Rosey Grier is WHAT???
I heard it was Rosey Grier's birthday (July 14th) a couple of weeks ago. When I went to investigate, I found he just turned !80! You kiddin me? I'm too young to have seen a guy play who just turned 'that age.'
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He was close to hanging up his cleats about the time I became a Rams fan, but he stayed in the public eye for many years on TV and in the movies (Daniel Boone, The Gong Show Movie, etc.). My search brought back some great memories of the man, plus some stuff I didn't know. Here's some of it - see more at NNDB:
- Roosevelt "Rosey" Grier played for Penn State and was named to the NCAA's List of the 100 Most Influential Student-Athletes
- He was drafted by the New York Giants in 1955 and played DT for the LA Rams from 1963 - 1966 as an original member of the Fearsome Foursome (retired in 66 due to a leg injury)
- Famous for macrame and needle point - wrote a book about it. Football dudes didn't admit to that hobby back then
- Co-star of that sci-fi and social commentary icon The Thing with Two Heads (1972) with Ray Milland
- Maybe most significant and a detail I didn't remember (quoted from our friends at Wikipedia):
Grier served as a bodyguard for his friend, United States senator and presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy. He was guarding Ethel Kennedy, the Senator's wife, who was then expecting a child, the night that Kennedy was assassinated in Los Angeles in 1968. Grier and Olympic gold medalist Rafer Johnson heard shots fired ahead of them. Reacting first, Johnson subdued the shooter (Sirhan Sirhan) followed by Grier. As Johnson grabbed the gun, Grier placed his hand over Johnson's to help secure the weapon. Grier later said, "I grabbed the man's legs and dragged him onto a table. There was a guy angrily twisting the killer's legs and other angry faces coming towards him, as though they were going to tear him to pieces. I fought them off. I would not allow more violence."
Here's Rosey in his own words from NFL.com Towards the end of the video, he talks about the 1963 Rams - a team much like ours today. However, they put something together on D that was, and is, special. Are we on the verge of the same thing????
So, Happy Belated Birthday Rosey. Thanks for stuffin the middle for the Rams, and be careful with them knittin needles!
Next, got a video you must experience if you haven't already, plus some other stuff. See ya on the other side.
Wal-Martians - you know somethin ain't quite right there
Every time I visit the place, it's like goin to the people zoo - with a huge gift shop that sells everything from lawnmowers to SlimJims. When the Zapocalypse starts for real, this will be ground zero.
I Want His Job
A friend sent me some of these "wave" photos, and I made the this one the wallpaper for my computer screen. Gets me thru the cold hard winters of 2-14. The photographer is Clark Little, and here's a link to his stuff.
Also, he's got video of how he gets his shots. There's a longer one from an appearance on Good Morning America.
It's actually better than this one after they get thru with the BSing. It's on the above link if you're interested.
If these Rams can do it the St. Louis Rams can do it
By that, I mean if they can cling to an almost vertical dam, surely some receivers can hang on to a pass thrown right to em for a dang change!
These are European Ibex on the Diga del Cingino dam in Italy. Here's some more info from National Geographic.com
Last Day of Rookie Training Camp
Before ya go, here's Jim Thomas' Report on the Friday's close out of Rookie Traning Camp. No injuries except to Rokevious Watkins' tender feelings as he had to watch while the other reindeer got to play.
That reminds me. I also reported out of shape for training camp. My beer gut is nowhere near where it needs to be for football watchin. I gots to stop by the Beer-n-Cheetos (an optional Cool Ranch Doritos) Store and pick up some training aids. Don't you guys run out neither. Forewarned is ..uh .. uh.. just git down to the store before it closes.
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Total Recall Review (NES)
Total Recall the movie was all about the governor of California killing mutant martian people and pulling tracking devices out of his nostrils. If this movie doesn't make you proud to be an American, then nothing will. There was something about memory implants, but the whole thing was just an excuse for Arnold to kill people and punch Sharon Stone in the face (which I am sure was an attempt to stop this) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMpTGVHR84g .


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A few things have changed since the early days of this blog (namely the photography), but one thing is certain: I love a good, chilled soup in the summer. Here are seven awesome cold soup recipes from around the world that aren't gazpacho – because, my goodness, there are other cold soups besides gazpacho! So, without further ado, summer's almost over – let's skip the heat and chill out.
This Korean recipe is the most recent addition to our collection – a soup so cold, it is actually served with ice. It's claim to fame? The balance of flavor between earthy buckwheat noodles spicy cucumber, sweet Asian pear, and tart vinegar.
The best part? This soup is DIY, so everyone can add exactly what they like (and leave out the rest) – perfect for picky eaters who want to stovetop travel to Korea!
A soup made with bread? Yup. It's thick, heavy on the rye, and just odd enough to get table conversation going. While traditionally served hot, Brauðsúpadc makes quite an interesting cold soup. My favorite part has to be the "raisin topping" made from sun dried rhubarb – so easy and fun! You make them in the oven or – if it's super hot where you live – you can literally dry them in the sun. Fun for the whole family!
It's just the kind of soup to turn heads.
Just ask this horse.
Speaking of rhubarb, this soup just might be the happy offspring of rhubarb and lemonade. The puree is tart in a sparkly sort of way, rounded out with a touch of sweetness. Want to make a good thing even better? Give each bowlful a soft spoon of whipped cream on top.
It'll taste the way this feels:
This cherrylicious soup is one of my favorites. Sure, I'm part Hungarian, but even if I weren't the combination of cherries, wine and cinnamon is… ridiculous. In the best possible way. You can use fresh tart cherries or jarred – but be sure to top each bowl the Hungarian way: with sour cream. The richness is the perfect foil to the fruity soup. Perhaps it might be fun to enjoy while contemplating the work of Hungarian artist József Rippl-Rónai (1861–1927) – a sour cherry tree!
This might be my favorite of the cold soups – simply puree fresh mango with coconut milk, yogurt, and honey…. until satin-smooth… top with coconut chips. I mean… what's not to love?! Still not sure? It takes like… 10 minutes to whip together. Talk about an entertainers dream!
Thanks for this mango landing, Guyana!
Here's another mango landing from Guyana to enjoy while we eat:
Tarator is a lovely surprise – fresh cucumbers and yogurt with a dollop of dill. A great big bite of delicious beloved throughout much of Eastern Europe but prepared when we cooked Bulgaria!
All in all, a great recipe that tastes like… a true Bulgarian beauty almost as great as this vista:
Oh, look at this photo! Have faith ye new food blogger! Keep snapping those pictures. It took me four years of trial and error to put photos like this in the past. As for the soup? This one is as good cold as it is hot. We're talking beets, cabbage, potatoes, and more.
Yum. Yum. Yum.
We tried it for Belarus where… apparently…
this swan lives…
As with the previous soup – you'll find variations on this recipe throughout eastern Europe and central Asia.
Pssst… How are you keeping cold this summer? I invite you to try one of these soups and tag me on instagram (@globaltable) or use #GlobalTableAdventure to share your feast. I so LOVE seeing what you all are up to!
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VIDEO: East Lancs singer wows Britain's Got Talent judges
Updated 12:05pm Monday 28th April 2014 in East Lancashire
A 31-YEAR-old singer who auditioned for Simon Cowell as a teenager received a standing ovation from the Britain's Got Talent audience.
Even Simon eventually got to his feet to applaud Andrew Derbyshire who appeared on the ITV1 show on Saturday night.
The former Accrington and Rossendale College student won through to the next round with his lively version of Jocelyn Brown's Somebody Else's Guy.
As a breathless Andrew declared: "I'm exhausted", the judges returned to their seats to heap praise on the performer.
Alesha Dixon said: "You really did just own the whole stage and I'm just pleased for you because your talent is just fantastic."
Once Andrew started his song, the crowd were on their feet and three judges, except Simon, stood to clap at the end.
As Andrew encouraged, 'C'mon Simon', a grinning Cowell rose to his feet. Judge David Walliams said: "Andrew, you were singing for your life there. Be confident in your talent because it's 100 per cent there."
Meanwhile, Simon said he thought Andrew, who is from Burnley, had 'probably sung in some really horrible places' since his audition on Pop Idol as a youngster, and accused him of appearing 'quite desperate' in his performance.
But he said: "Actually, you've got a really good voice Andrew. We've never had a male diva on the show like you before."
To which Walliams retorted: "I think we have."
According to national newspaper reports, this was the fourth time Andrew had appeared on talent shows. He also auditioned for The Voice and X Factor, as well as Pop Idol. But the openly gay performer was unsuccessful on those occasions and said: "I was pretending to be this straight little boy and now I'm happy to be who I am."
And there was no mistaking his success this time as Andrew, who said he'd done a number of jobs including being a 'meeter and greeter for Argos' and a 'perfume sprayer at Debenhams', took to the stage at the Hammersmith audition in London.
It was also reported that he has already had several roles in West End shows, including We Will Rock You, and he is also said to have toured with Joseph after winning a scholarship to study at the prestigious Arts Educational in London.
Andrew, who admitted to being 'absolutely obsessed with the Queen' received four 'yes' votes on Saturday's show to progress to the next round.
And, once he had skipped off stage, he told presenters Ant and Dec: "Just to hear a positive coming from him (Cowell), it just feels like the best thing in the world."
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We reported last night that we thought Swindon Town's 17 year-old left-back Ben Tozer, who we had covered earlier in the week as a Newcastle United target, was about to sign for the club. That has now been confirmed today by Swindon Town Football Club and it looks like an announcement on the deal will be made tomorrow.
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Questions for me or for my characters accepted. But remember I'm a lady. My characters, however, are all utterly debauched.
Yeah, even woobie!Rum. The shy ones are the freakiest.
I'm in bed, bored out of my mind and feeling crappy. Save me, tumblr people!
This is the second part of the "NTIC and Twin-Destiny!Belle find some love" saga. The first part can be found here. I've done some research into Ascension to write this, but having not seen any other Stargate shows (SGU doesn't feature much ascension, really) I might be taking gross liberties.
Well, enjoy! And take into account I did try to throw Nick a bone, even though he's just starting to get to know this new and exciting Belle.
This is dedicated, as always, to Bad-Faery, creator of NTIC. I hope you don't mind me playing God with him! Also credit goes to TheHinkyPanda and Nothingeverlost for lending me their Anyelle fics to allude to, at the very least.
Summary: Set in the Destiny!Belle verse. In Twin Destinies, Twin!Rush pleads for Twin!Belle to Ascend before the ship dies and she with it. But Ascension is a lonely existence for Belle, who struggles to control her abilities in order to access the corporeal world and catch glimpses of Nick in different universes. It is then that she catches a glimpse of a very foul-mouthed incarnation of Rush.
And he's ascended.
Author's Note: Okay, so the other day the RMC prompted NTIC and Destiny!Belle romance, which turned into NTIC and Twin-Destiny!Belle. I wrote a drabble when the shape of the story was complete in my head in order not to forget it. I thought that I might as well post it, seeing as how we still have a week to go till a proper OUAT!Sunday.
BF, I apologize for hijacking NTIC. He just deserves all the love he can get.
reblogging for the tag lol
I don't know what this is from, but I'm getting Destiny!Belle feels.
I see what you mean.
(Source: wyatted)
"Her blood is on your hands! You killed her! You killed my Belle!"
Eli has always been under the impression Rush and Belle are married. When he discovers she's "just his assistant" he begins to list all the reasons for his assumption. That gives Rush food for thought. It doesn't help that he catches her in the shower.
"You're kind of the Yoda of the group," Eli rambled. For the past hour he'd been attempting to draw parallels between Destiny's crew and Star Wars characters, and Rush had been ignoring the majority of what he had to say. "Inscrutable motives, but firmly on the good side no matter how it looks. I don't know who that makes Belle though."
As far as Rush could remember, there weren't that many women in the Star Wars universe. His assistant was too polite to be Princess Leia and had too much spirit to be sad-sack Padme. "Belle can be on the Jedi council," he suggested, wondering why he'd bothered opening his mouth.
I love this magical relationship were I prompt you and you write it. And that bit about Rush sitting up straight and combing his hair back whenever Belle enters a room killed me dead. It was perfect.
Bad Faery Prompted: Rush/ Destiny!Belle- While coding he accidentally takes one of her senses away.
This belongs to a fanfic I HAVEN'T ACTUALLY WRITTEN YET. In that fic Belle is an incarnation of Destiny, the ship, and Rush is even more obsessed with her, because he's been seeing her in dreams for years (even though he doesn't tell). Also he's fascinated by Belle's entire existence, and more than a little besotted.
My first Rushbelle, after days spent lurking around this fandom trying to avoid falling for it. And now I'm ruined. Ruined. I think Destiny!Belle is a great idea and I'd like to read the whole story. I think that you are a witch or something like that to menage writing Rush doing something so innocent like coding and turn it in a real sensual experience. I really love watching him threaten everyone to stay as far away as possible from the CIH. I think it's, at least for the moment, the strangest fic I've read. But it's hot. And sensual. And I love you. And I'm lost into Rushbelle now.
… Oh, you've not even begun to scrape the barrel of weird!sex in the Destiny!Belle universe, but I'm glad that so far you're more intrigued than freaked out. And welcome officially to the Rushbelle verse! I'm honoured you chose my fic to begin your descent into a new verse, you're not gonna regret it. Believe me. There are some pretty awesome fics around here.
Well. That's it. This moment, December 29th, 10:07 pm in Italy, is the exact moment I surrender. I can't resist anymore. I tried, really. It was an impressive fight I fought for days and weeks. But I'm too weak and smut-addicted, it seems. I put my hands up in surrender.
I'm starting reading Rushbelle fics. And I suppose, scrolling my "following"lists, I should start with Bad-Faery and Straggle. Oh God.
… Oh, God, that's the weirdest smut I've written. I apologize in advance.
Also, you are sooooo lucky. Bad-Faery's Force of Instinct is the BEST thing ever.
Because imitation IS the sincerest form of flattery, right?
First fic of 2012: Spinning the Wheel (the one no one ever remembers!)
Last fic of 2012: To Struggle with Destiny
Favorite character: Mr Gold (I love how snarky he is, really amusing to write).
Favorite paring: Rumbelle.
Most Common Rating: … NC-17.
Favourite story: Beauty in Surrender.
Word count: 208,875
Goal for 2013: Get back into writing original fiction.
Part of the Destiny!Belle series.
Prompt: Bad Faery prompted Rush taking Belle planet-side to have some fun, and I don't remember if anyone prompted Belle in her underwear with a tool belt. But you get that anyway.
Summary: Belle was as fascinating as she was problematic, but Rush would have it no other way.
Rating: PG-13.
A/N: The problem with this awesome series of fics is that I plan to actually write the whole thing one day, so none of these fics can have any major plot points. The other idea is to write the whole thing as a series of fics, though they wouldn't be in order. Any ideas or comments on how I should go about things?
As always, enjoy!
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Jackson, MS (WLBT) - On the heels of the House of Representatives passage of a health care bill a local group marched to protect children and their health care needs.
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Apparently nobody really wants to be the best team in MLS. It was supposed to be L.A., but they're a mess. Then it was going to be Salt Lake, but they struggled. Kansas City was the next up, but they're winless in the last month. The Seattle Sounders were then pegged to be best team 4.0, but they lost 2-0 to the Columbus Crew Wednesday night and now they have failed to win their last three matches.
It took 15 minutes for Columbus to go in front and it was a pretty goal to boot. Dilly Duka hit a gorgeous cross from the right that put the Seattle's defense is a bad spot. Justin Meram slipped in behind the defense and nodded Duka's cross past Bryan Meredith for his third goal in as many matches.
Seattle came back and had some chances, but they struggled to hit the frame. Eddie Johnson wasn't able to steer one of his chances on goal and Alvaro Fernandez missed a wide-open header as the Sounders struggled to just get a shot on goal. When they finally did hit the frame, Andy Gruenebaum was there to deny the Sounders with a few fine saves.
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Ben Henderson - Nate Diaz - Easy... already determined
Frank Edgar - Jose Aldo if UFC can talk him into fighting at FW; if not then I'd try to talk him into fighting Gilbert Melendez in Strikeforce... and if all else fails Diego Sanchez just said he is moving back to LW
Donald Cerrone - Anthony Pettis in a Number 1 contender fight
Melvin Guillard - Jamie Varner or Edson Barboza make sense.
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Michael Kulper - CB Dollaway
Jared Hamman - Retirement... this guy has taken a ton of punishment, and it seems to be catching up with him now that he has lost 3 of 4, and been finished twice in a row... if he is going to fight for UFC again... Zombie Hamman vs. Zombie Leben is about the best fight they can do.
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Dennis Bermudez - Steven Silver - These guys have done the most coming off TUF 14
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Capita's share price topped the list of FTSE 100 risers on Thursday following its full year results performance. The company revealed annual pre-tax profits of £475m and was in confident mood for the year ahead, with £588m worth of contracts having already been won. It also announced that it has a bid pipeline of £5.5bn which further boosted sentiment.
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Howard Kurtz: Media Giving Republicans a Pass for Blocking Deficit Deal
As you've watched and read media reports concerning the debt ceiling, have you gotten the feeling the press have given Republicans a pass for standing strong in their pledge to not raise taxes?
CNN's Howard Kurtz thinks they have, and said so quite often on Sunday's "Reliable Sources" (video follows with transcript and commentary):
HOWARD KURTZ: Katrina vanden Heuvel, here's David Brooks saying, "Republicans are not a normal Party." Have most in the media been unwilling to point a finger and say the Republicans are largely responsible for blocking any deal here?
That's some question to ask the editor and publisher of The Nation, America's most left-leaning major magazine.
Of course, there's no need to bother sharing her answer. Care to guess what it was?
Next, Kurtz pushed this line of thinking further with Newt Gingrich's former press secretary Tony Blankley:
KURTZ: Tony Blankley, I'm not taking sides here. The Republicans have their standing on principle, but journalists could easily write that by saying we'll negotiate anything except tax increases, which is of course half of the debate, Republicans are blocking progress toward a deal.
Does Kurtz actually think they haven't been doing that? It was CNN contributor Donna Brazile's entire point on Sunday's "This Week."
The Associated Press made a similar case in its piece about the stalled negotiations Saturday evening, as did Mike Barnicle on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" Friday, the New York Times editorial board Friday, the Washington Post's Eugene Robinson Thursday, and NBC's David Gregory Thursday.
For the past several weeks, virtually every media outlet has been incessantly blaming the lack of a deal on the Republicans and demanding they give in to tax hikes. Exactly what world has Kurtz been living in that he's missed this?
Quite cluelessly, he continued pressing this absurd position with his guests:
KURTZ: But on that point, Katrina, the Democrats have their own sacred cows. Medicare is one of them. It's a great issue for the Democratic Party. But, President Obama has put nearly $500 billion in Medicare cuts on the table saying the Republicans should now give something on revenue. But, again, I don't see the press, I think the press is so worried about appearing to take sides that they don't want to say, "Well, the Democrats took another step here, and Republicans, and look Boehner is under a lot of pressure from his caucus, are still digging in."
"The press is so worried about appearing to take sides?" Not that that's what they're doing, but isn't it supposed to be?
Kurtz - who claims to be a media analyst - is now complaining that the press are worried about taking sides. Look at the chyron that was at the bottom of the screen during most of this segment:
GIVING REPUBLICANS A PASS? Media neutral on debt crisis
Horrors! The media were neutral on a subject rather than taking sides!
I guess that should have given his viewers all they needed to know about which side he was on concerning raising taxes.
Maybe he was trying in one segment to compensate for this supposed "neutrality," which is a heck of a position for a media analyst.
Better for Kurtz to stop watching the press for a week and study the Historical Budgets of the United States in order to get a rudimentary understanding of why America is at this juncture.
Since the Democrats took over Congress in 2007, spending has risen by $1.1 trillion or 41 percent. If we spent this year what we did in fiscal 2007, we'd only have a $160 billion deficit, which just so happens to be what the deficit was in the last budget created by Republicans and signed by George W. Bush.
Even if spending had increased at the rate of inflation since 2007, today's deficit would only be $370 billion and we wouldn't be anywhere near the debt ceiling.
As such, this matter isn't about tax receipts, tax rates, or tax loopholes. We've gotten ourselves into this crisis with reckless spending, and the only solution is to reduce it.
Maybe if Kurtz was better informed about our historical budgets, he would be complaining that the media are devoting way too much time pushing for tax hikes and not enough time demanding more spending cuts.
A conservative can dream, can't he?
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Howie's career is nearing its
Submitted by d1carter on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 2:41pm.
Howie's career is nearing its end...thankfully.
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Well, I've got on FoxNews Sunday
Submitted by bkeyser on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 2:42pm.
and Brett Baier was much tougher on Jim DeMint than he was on Xavier Becerra.
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And even though I didnt see it
Submitted by Boudin on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 2:53pm.
My bet is, DeMint held up better
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BK - Early Intervention
Submitted by Chris Norman on Mon, 07/11/2011 - 12:30am.
It breaks my heart that I used to hang around with Xavier after school in second and third grade at Hollywood Park Elementary and wasn't more of an influence on him politically. If I had only known back then he was going to be a liberal and run for office.... " :)
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it is interesting
Submitted by pilgrim4jc on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 2:51pm.
That the "supposed" media CNN watchdog needs to be watched for his ignorance and bias!
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it is interesting
Submitted by pilgrim4jc on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 2:52pm.
That the "supposed" media CNN watchdog needs to be watched for his ignorance and bias!
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So to Kurtz horror, the media has been un-bias?
Submitted by Boudin on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 3:03pm.
Least we will never have to fear that Kurtz is.
BTW, are these the same 500bil in Medicare cuts that are in the Obama care bill? If not, then these cuts pretty much eliminate it dont they
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More on FoxNews Sunday
Submitted by bkeyser on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 3:09pm.
It's incredibly frustrating listening to both sides of this argument when one side continues to put forth a position that offers absolutely no economic benefit. After all, we're talking about the looming "catastrophe" of defaulting on our debt- a decidedly economic problem. I keep hearing the ideological "shared sacrifice" line as in, 'we Democrats are willing to cut spending, so long as Republicans are willing to make sure everyone feels the pain' or 'we Democrats want the super rich in this country to contribute their fair share.'
And yet no one is following up on Juan Williams' (and virtually all Democrats' and lefty media pundits') talking points by saying, "but what if raising taxes on the rich -the only people capable of creating jobs in this country- hurts the economy in the form of stagnant hiring or an increase in unemployment? And since the so many people are unemployed now, and that number has only gone up since Obama took the office, aren't the rich already paying the majority of the bill now?"
It's the crap sandwich analogy I made earlier this week: why compromise when the other side is offering nothing but a sure-fire failure for no other reason than pleasing their deranged base?
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Is Katrina vanden Heuvel...
Submitted by firstname.lastname@example.com on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 3:26pm.
....gay? She speaks and acts like lemon and maddow; and even BJ King. If so, her viewpoints on anything political will be subconsciously biased and not to be taken too seriously as she represents a very small percentage of the people...albeit deviant. Just wondering.
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She's married, but in NY that means little.
Submitted by daveinboca on Mon, 07/11/2011 - 3:50pm.
The specimen she is espoused to has no name, gender, or species identification yet to speak of. I understand she and an ancient satyr named Victor Navasky used to get it on during office hours.
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I'm willing to compromise.
Submitted by Kingfish17 on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 3:27pm.
They want to grow the government 10%, I want to shrink it by 50%. I'll settle for a 20% reduction in the size of government.
"You can't go take a trip to Las Vegas...on the taxpayer's dime." Barack Obama
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The Tax-and-Spendocrats.
Submitted by Phryj1 on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 3:32pm.
Bound and determined to increase taxes and refusing to make meaningful cuts, then blaming the GOP when they don't get their way. Is that the Dems idea of grown-up politics? They keep claiming to be the party of mature, realistic politics, but they demand tax increases, stubbornly refuse real budget cuts, and lie, name-call, and point fingers when things don't go exactly the way they want them to.
Progressives seem to be completely averse to facts and logic. Apparently, reality has a conservative bias.
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And all the while, the leftist media
Submitted by Boudin on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 3:55pm.
Inserts themselves into the fray, by claiming they havent been vicious enough on the Right. Like Kurtz here. Hey Howie, show me were you have given any critique of the Dimwits. How about showing what effects greater taxes have had historically? You want to be un-bias, how about following the policies to their predictable conclusions.
If the Repubs give in, were all in trouble, not just the Right. But of course this is not even an issue for ideologues like Kurtz
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Submitted by redherkey on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 3:34pm.
The left should fire these hacks and replace them with more competent public relations experts. Kurtz and the others aren't even trying to conceal the leftist framework they place the story within (e.g. who is "obstructing" a deal -- it would seem demands to increase taxes or have no deal qualify equally in obstructionism as do demands that there will be no tax increases).
To get to an objective position, I'd cite an authority on how to settle these tiebreakers: President Barack Obama. Shortly following the presidential election, Republicans were screaming about being locked out of health care negotiations, and having an unread bill crammed down their throats. President Obama, citing Machievelli, declared "Deal with it, losers. I won, you lost. Elections have consequences." (per my approximation).
2010 elections have since occurred and as such, the Republicans ran on a campaign of no tax increases, spending reductions. The Democrats ran on a campaign of more "stimulus" spending, more government programs, and more seizure of the private sector by the public. The Republicans trounced the Democrats and the people gave them a clearer mandate than they did with Obama's election.
There's your tiebreaker, Kurtz. Unless you're a closet fascist, you must recognize that the defacto position of the citizenry of the U.S. is that of no tax increases, government spending decreases. If you're unable to represent both as "obstructing" (though only President Obama and the left are obstructing the clear will of the people), then you must objectively side with the most current mandate stated through the electoral outcomes.
That you're unable to recognize this is just evidence of the complicity of the media in facilitating the democratic farce of the progresso-fascist movement. History will remember you (especially since it's increasingly clear you won't be writing it, we will) as a dullard and a thug who wrote whatever the global elites demanded in order to continue their schemes against the will of the people.
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Well Said
Submitted by Blonde on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 3:37pm.
You should post here more often, Red.
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thanks... definitely love
Submitted by redherkey on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 3:45pm.
thanks... definitely love newsbusters.
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Submitted by Blonde on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 3:58pm.
Don't be such a stranger then.
And welcome (back)!
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You can't hear it, redherkey,
Submitted by ant on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 9:17pm.
You can't hear it, redherkey, but it's the sound of applause and an 'amen'.
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Submitted by octavioj on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 4:04pm.
If the pounding the Rs are getting is a pass I imagine a bashing would involve stones and the public square...
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This is the same guy
Submitted by djwolf12 on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 6:05pm.
that trashed Elizabeth Smart being chosen by ABC News on being a spokesperson for Missing Kids based on "experience". By that standard, Howard Kurtz's whole career as a journalist should be called into question, based on his "impersonation" of being one.
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The same "pass" given to
Submitted by WarEagle66 on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 6:38pm.
The same "pass" given to Demmunists who have not passed a budget in TWO STINKING YEARS!??
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the only truth that counts
Submitted by ohio granny on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 9:39pm.
according to CNN the only truth they know is what helps democrats. anything else by their definition is a lie.
democrars = liars,cheats,crooks and hypocrites
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Is CNN still broadcasting?
Submitted by rono on Sun, 07/10/2011 - 11:58pm.
Kurtz is laughable. He hasn't had an unbiased opinion since his mother crapped him out of her womb.
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Right...when Kurtz defended Limbaugh
Submitted by Jer on Mon, 07/11/2011 - 12:51am.
Right...when Kurtz defended Limbaugh after Rush had called Tom Daschle a traitor, the devil, a supporter of the axis of evil, and Tokyo Tom, I thought it seemed like a fairly biased opinion as well.
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I don't remember much
Submitted by ant on Mon, 07/11/2011 - 1:26am.
I don't remember much circling of the wagons on behalf of Daschle by any Dems or media, a little, but not much. I don't think he was a well-liked man, I know I don't like him and I never met him.
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~No need to bring his mother into it
Submitted by Wrathful Brunette on Mon, 07/11/2011 - 8:54am.
No woman has ever "crapped" anything out of her womb.
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Kurtz is Guilty as Charged
Submitted by Chris Norman on Mon, 07/11/2011 - 12:44am.
This is a perfect example of what I'm talking about when I have said in the past that Kurtz, as a news media critic, is, at best, totally incompetent. He softly criticizes the news media - but mostly every time for exactly all the wrong reasons - "short attentions spans", "sensationalism", and "laziness" - but rarely, if ever, for liberal bias. And now he criticizes the news media for giving the Republicans a pass?! What the hell planet is he reviewing the news on? I can only only conclude that he isn't incompetent - he's in fact just another lying liberal shill deliberately offering phony "criticism" of the the other media liberal shills in order to protect them deflect the real criticism of their most obvious and egregious conduct - the liberal bias and promotion of the Democratic Party and it's agenda.
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Little known secret about Howie
Submitted by ConservaSerb on Mon, 07/11/2011 - 12:43am.
His family's last name had an "n" before they changed it. His great-grandfather's name was Whatta . . . his grandfather's nickname was "stinky," and his dad's name was Allwayza.
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The compromise is this
Submitted by dmaley1714 on Mon, 07/11/2011 - 7:45am.
If you cut spending we will raise the debt ceiling. Tax increases would be an additional compromise.
If you cut spending, we will raise taxes and the debt ceiling. See how they change the basis of the discussion.
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Media in an apocalyptic state now
Submitted by ChrisNH on Mon, 07/11/2011 - 7:52am.
The whole Leftist media cabal is in utter shock at how the noose around Obama's neck has also ensnared them. They were the ones who force-fed us Obama under false pretenses. They are feverishly trying to defend the indefensible.
The point is clear: Raising taxes ought to come BEFORE you decide to spend money; not afterward. In fact, Dim Libs are pleading with everyone that taxes need to be raised to pay for a stimulus that didn't stimulate. If the stimulus had done its job, the appetite for higher taxes might be a bit more palatable.
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Letters of Intent
Lily Bui posted on Wednesday, November 28th, 2012 | PRX
This is weekly blogpost series by our intern Lily Bui. She writes about radio, technology and more.
It's easy to assume that technology only moves in one direction: forward. Not quite! While the advent of new applications for digital technology in today's age would suggest that people are ready to do away with old forms (e.g. printed press, newspapers, calendars, etc.), there's a counterrevolution amiss.
In Letters of Intent, Kimberly Haas expounds on the inner workings of Red Wheel Press, a Philadelphia print shop that recognizes the stronghold that people still have on tangible media.
"I think there's a specific thing going on in our culture right now. A strong interest in some kind of classic craftsmanship and hands-on skills. There's a lot of value to working with your hands, making things on your own and being able to repair things…"
"I'm fascinated with older equipment, especially using processes where I can understand every part of it […] I don't understand what's happening when I'm using computer software as far as the technical details. But I can really understand how a machine works, the adjustments I have to make to get something to come out in a precise way." —Will Stichter, Red Wheel Press
These days, you can tweet a message to millions of people around the world in an instant. You can look up the definition of a word you don't know within seconds. You can pull up a clip from a movie you saw once while you're telling your friends about it. Life moves fast these days. Yet, there's something about the scenic route that still appeals to the masses. Red Wheel Press is onto something.
This type of marriage between old and new poses a Janusian question for the future of media: how can older technology inspire, evolve, and foment the growth of new technology? What if the old didn't have to be forsaken in order to make room for the new? If you think about it, radio as a medium could have reached its expiration date decades ago. Yet, somehow video hasn't killed the radio star. Neither has the internet. In fact, the willingness of producers, stations, and audiences to hold onto radio probably plays a huge part in how we were able to shape the changing media landscape around its existence.
"It is important to promote the smaller local companies and strike a balance between the age of manufacturing that we have had more than a hundred years ago and the age of technology that we are now in […]."
Who knows? Perhaps we haven't quite seen the end of print media just yet. With places like Red Hill Press stolidly keeping the art form alive, perhaps the media landscape will do for print what it did for radio, providing even more exciting ways to explore the medium.
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February 5, 2013
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