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Univision Report Features Bo—And, Oh, Barack, Too
Interview segment embraces White House's light-touch frame
By Jay Jones Mar 14, 2012 at 03:50 PM
NEVADA — While President Obama works to win the minds of Hispanic voters in America, his pet pooch, Bo, may... More
KLAS-TV's Eight Minutes With the President (and His Message)
On the housing crisis and souvenir M&Ms
By Jay Jones Feb 15, 2012 at 12:37 PM
NEVADA — All day long Tuesday, Las Vegas's CBS affiliate, KLAS-TV, touted its exclusive, one-on-one interview with President Obama. In... More
Nevada GOP Shows How Not to Conduct a Caucus
Confusion, "clueless media policies," day-late results
By Jay Jones Feb 7, 2012 at 10:28 AM
NEVADA — Political reporters here—after clearing some hurdles placed in their paths—have seized on two essential elements following Mitt Romney's... More
Ralston Grills the GOP Gang
In advance of Nevada caucus, tough questions for the candidates
By Jay Jones Feb 3, 2012 at 12:50 PM
NEVADA — It's always refreshing to see a journalist who's not afraid to ask the tough questions—especially the tough follow-up... More
Las Vegas Review-Journal Asks Four Key Questions
But doesn't help readers evaluate candidates' answers
By Jay Jones Jan 31, 2012 at 09:34 AM
NEVADA — "Is it safe?" It's the short question a former Nazi dentist asks of a grad student (Dustin Hoffman)... More
For Obama's Vegas Visit, Competing Press Angles
As Sun explores natural gas agenda, Review-Journal delves into the "briar patch"
By Jay Jones Jan 27, 2012 at 03:26 PM
This post has been updated since it was first published to include discussion of the first Review-Journal story. NEVADA —... More
Nevadans Need a Closer Look at Romney's Record
Some "facts and figures" might help make the Bain debate accessible to readers
By Jay Jones Jan 12, 2012 at 12:07 PM
NEVADA — There's one critical question on the minds of many Nevadans these days: Will the jobs picture improve during... More
'Stingy' Campaigning Brings Reporting Opportunities
For now, Nevada's political reporters aren't running from rally to rally
By Jay Jones Dec 14, 2011 at 02:15 PM
NEVADA — Asphyxia is often fatal, so it's probably not a good idea for political reporters in Nevada to hold... More
Why won't journalists ask Bill Cosby the tough questions? - Sexual assault charges are hardly ever mentioned to the TV star
Knoxville's alt-weekly wasn't losing money. It got shut down anyway - Scripps pulls the plug on Metro Pulse in favor of an entertainment supplement for the local daily
Chuck Todd's Obama book says more about the author than it does about the president - 'The Stranger' underscores a broader problem with the way we cover politics
Beware labeling Pope Francis a liberal - Political boxes like liberal/conservative and evolutionist/creationist miss his real significance
The Virginian-Pilot produces a breakthrough investigation amid layoffs - Reporter John Holland discusses how the story came together, newsroom cutbacks, and colleagues who cover for each other
Why won't journalists ask Bill Cosby the tough questions? (17)
Serial creators don't know what will happen to Adnan Syed (13)
Knoxville's alt-weekly wasn't losing money. It got shut down anyway (10)
Beware labeling Pope Francis a liberal (8)
Email blasts from CJR writers and editors
Which media outlets use 'illegal immigrant'? (Fusion)
"[I]n spite of all the good reasons not to use the phrase, it is still very easy to find in the US press, even in headlines"
Jack Shafer on losing his job (Capital New York)
"Right now, my immediate plan is to go to work as a lay therapist at The Intercept to bring the healing there so John Cook and Matt Taibbi can return. I have great interpersonal skills."
On outlets that continue to call unknown drone victims 'militants' (The Intercept)
"Like the US drone program itself, this deceitful media practice continues unabated"
UNITY's convention is no more (All Digitocracy)
"The organization's board of directors decided that UNITY will no longer host the quadrennial conferences for which it had become known"
Greg Marx discusses democracy and news with Tom Rosenstiel of the American Press Institute
CJR's Guide to Online News Startups
ACEsTooHigh.com – Reporting on the science, education, and policy surrounding childhood trauma
Who Owns What
The Business of Digital Journalism
A report from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
Questions and exercises for journalism students.
Should all journalists be on Twitter? – Reasons to take up or forgo the 140-character platform
Is it ever okay to name victims? – Editors question the policy of omitting information in sexual assault and domestic violence cases


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Hillary Clinton hospitalized with blood clot
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was sent to the hospital on Sunday with a blood clot stemming from a concussion she suffered earlier this month and was being assessed by doctors, a State Department spokesman said.
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WASHINGTON—U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was sent to the hospital on Sunday with a blood clot stemming from a concussion she suffered earlier this month and was being assessed by doctors, a State Department spokesman said.
"In the course of a follow-up exam today, Secretary Clinton's doctors discovered a blood clot had formed, stemming from the concussion she sustained several weeks ago. She is being treated with anti-coagulants and is at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital so that they can monitor the medication over the next 48 hours," spokesman Philippe Reines said in a statement.
"Her doctors will continue to assess her condition, including other issues associated with her concussion. They will determine if any further action is required," Reines said.
U.S. officials said on Dec. 15 that Clinton, who earlier cancelled an overseas trip because of a stomach virus, suffered a concussion after fainting due to dehydration.
They have since described her condition as improving and played down suggestions it was more serious.
Clinton's illness forced her to cancel planned testimony to Congress on Dec. 20 in connection with a report on the deadly attack on the U.S. diplomatic post in Benghazi, Libya, in September that killed the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans and raised questions about security at far-flung posts..
Clinton, 65, has said she remains ready to testify and was expected to appear before congressional committees this month before she steps down, as planned, around the time of U.S. President Barack Obama's inauguration in late January.
Clinton, who narrowly lost the Democratic presidential nomination to Obama in 2008, is consistently rated as the most popular of his cabinet members and is often mentioned as a potential presidential candidate in 2016.
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The college football season is heading into the stretch run, and every week it seems many of the top teams in the nation are losing, causing chaos in the polls… and there hasn't been much of a Heisman front-runner.
College Football Spotlight: Conference And Division Championship Races Come Down Final Stretch
College football's regular season is coming down the final stretch, which means it is crunch time in the conference and division championship races. Not every team is playing for a spot in the College Football Playoff, but everybody seems to have some impact on the new postseason format.
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Audrey May Groves Colman is my grandmother. Could you please transfer her memorial to me?
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I am happy to see that you photographed the gravestone of Novialyn Alford and her husband Robert in Glen Haven Memorial Gardens (Memorial# 21927185).
I would like to add this gravestone photo to the (non-profit) Alford American Family Association's collection of Ohio Obituaries, where Novialyn's obituary is included. You can see the current collection at
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Can you also transfer me Donald Cecil "Don" Cook he is my grandmothers brother his memorial is Find A Grave Memorial# 61241938 Thanks very much!
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My Great Grandfather William Delbert Bissell (some sources list him as Delbert william) (son of Charles Bissell and Marissa Steimer) married my Great Grandmother Laura Anna or anna laura Boswell (daughter of William Henry Boswell and Julia May Bliss) in Summit County, Ohio, May 9, 1925. They were married at the United Presbyterian Church, Northfield, "Ohio by Rev. John J. Ross, certificate #49460. Laura was born November 13, 1901 in Ohio. At the time of their marriage, they both lived in Boston Heights, Ohio, and had 5 kids William Henry (Grandfather), Delbert, Della, Laura, Myrtle.
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Great Great Great Grandfather James R. Boswell was born in Belmont County OHIO to Benjamin Boswell (son of William and Sarah) and Asenath Doudna (daughter of John and Sarah Doudna)
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Rick, please hold up on Julia Watson transfer as we are trying to make sure she is the Julia Watson we are looking for. I am sorry to be a bother but we want to make sure before documenting
her. We have recently found another Julia Watson... so we are making sure.
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Hello Rick,
I am a 2nd cousin of Julia May Watson and I would like to link her with her parents on Find A Grave.
Would you mind transferring her memorial to me.
I appreciate all your hard work. This is a blessing that we found her.
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Conversation with Sam Bucolo
Australia companies need to make major changes to the way they operate - according to Professor Sam Bucolo from Queensland University of Technology. This will involve a huge shift in the way we think about our customers and listen to their ideas.
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- Professor Sam Bucolo, Chair, Design and Innovation, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane
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Antoine :
20 Oct 2012 11:37:32am
That was fifteen minutes of blathering theory, delivered with non-stop self-assurance and enthusiasm, of the type that makes managers yawn at academics. Sam gave not one example of substantive application of his cliched ideas.
Nigel Spork :
20 Oct 2012 9:17:39pm
Actually, having been working very closely with Professor Bucolo every few weeks for the last 18 months, I have experienced the exact opposite.
We have been living the Design Integration Journey and it has been the most exciting time of my working career by a country mile. And just to clarify, we are a Telstra Queensland Business of the Year amongst other awards.
The problem with serious Business Transformation is that it takes at least a couple years to go from green light to available product, and until then understandably all matters are held under commercial confidence.
It is difficult for Sam to speak when cannot yet divulge details, but we have found him truly inspiring and hugely formative for our business.
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Ian Joyner :
23 Oct 2012 1:55:41pm
Antoine states exactly why managers are irrelevant - they are so dull in the head that they can't listen to this stimulating 15 minutes without being bored.
Management is just a hang over of the industrial revolution where uneducated people moved from the country to take up positions in factories, etc. They had to be organized by those with education.
But now most people are educated and most of the problems we have is that the managerial class is trying to hang on to their outdated power. They used to do this by controlling communication mechanisms, but with technology now, that function has been removed. If people need to communicate they can - they don't need a manager to broker this.
Internal designers now talk directly to customers to determine what customers want, even if the customer does not know what they want. That function of managers to keep 'the boffins' away from the customer is also disappearing. Managers just get in the way - no wonder they find this message boring, probably frightening.
Management (or rather managers) is irrelevant and a dying class. Everyone in the company must be invigorated into this role or we get dull companies. Australia is well behind in this movement.
Erietta Sapounakis :
30 Oct 2012 2:39:39pm
Hi Antoine, I agree that this stuff sounds pretty abstract without examples. I work in this field and examples I can loosely refer to include the design of an electronic program guide (a TV menu), the design of training tools for front line staff, even the design of an entire retail store. I could go on. The last two examples were informed by customer and staff research to understand the needs of the people involved as the first step. All examples involved an iterative design approach where ideas for what would work best were made then tested by users. The physical store, counters and layout for instance were mocked up with plywood and card board and staff and customers were required to role play set scenarios in the space.
I would also like to emphasise that "speaking to customers" when carried out as part of a design process is done with specific techniques. These are not casual conversations, nor are they focus groups or surveys. Ideally this type of customer research is based in some kind of observational research. This yields insight based in behaviour so design or ideas that come from it, support behaviour. Sam didn't make a strong enough point of this part of the process but it is vital.
Hope all this helps to explain some of the jargon.
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22 Oct 2012 5:52:45pm
I did an apprenticeship in retail in Germany from 1966 to 1969. The first thing we learned was that the customer is the king. We learned everything about the goods, where they came from and how they were made. I find it shocking when staff in retail talks about their private life and say to customers to "look it up on the Internet".
I am not at all surprised when sales are going backwards. This is something that management needs to look at too. It's not only bad design and bad quality of goods, it's how staff approaches the customer who brings the money.


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"That was one of the most popular complaints people, they hated when they had to go all the way through the cart before they could find out how much something was going to cost to ship and in some cases the information was there but hard to find and in other cases you have to go through the whole process and that was irritating" said Lee.
Gripe #2- I can't find your phone number.
Lee said that it was hard for people to find the number for customer support on a website and that usually you had to use email in order to get customer support.
Gripe #3- Don't make me log in just to place an order.
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Effective Communication with Students – October 23, 2008
Summary: Kalli Federhofer from Germanic Languages and Literatures presented some of the ways in which his department communicates with students, both prospective and declared majors, as well as just students in German courses. German maintains two email groups, one for students in Upper-level courses and one for students in Lower-level courses, to which they send regular weekly emails. (Students are of course given the option of being removed from the group lists.) They also have a Facebook page to which they post announcements and other information which is then archived on the site and allows students to post comments or questions. Kalli himself uses Instant Messaging in the evenings from home to offer students greater availability at a time when they are more likely also to be free.
Challenges: The challenges to communicating effectively with students generally fall under the heading of "balance," namely, striking a balance between
- the frequency and amount of information being disseminated vs. the timely delivery of this information (e.g., sending out multiple messages per day because that's how information comes in and when deadlines come due vs. compiling a daily/weekly/monthly digest or newsletter);
- the level of customization (on both the sender and receiver ends) of what kinds of information are sent and to whom vs. the amount of work involved in editing down messages and maintaining group memberships (e.g., organizing a newsletter by category/topic with an index so that students can jump right to the information that most interests them, or even setting up different joinable sub-groups for specific kinds of information such as internship/job opportunities, research, departmental events, etc. without this taking up all your time); and
- accessibility vs. appropriateness of the medium with regard to the substance of the information and communication exchange (e.g., being accessible to students via IM but also being explicit about what kinds of conversations are better conducted in person).
Recommendations: The timing of this Brown Bag serendipitously followed on the heels of a focus group discussion on communication with Student Government representatives that Advising had conducted the week previous. What was clear from that discussion is that there is no "silver bullet" of communication such that you can be sure that all students are receiving the information that you want them to receive and in the manner most conducive to their taking it in and acting on it. That being said, there were several consensus recommendations made by the students about the medium, timing, format, and content of communications with students, many of which are common sense but nonetheless take time and effort to put into regular practice:
- Individualization/Personalization is good, even potentially if the students are "tricked" into thinking an email is being sent just to them as an individual from you as an individual (e.g., via the miracle of mailmerge); emails to groups or from an impersonal email address are more likely to be deleted
- Regular delivery is good; students should be informed up front so that they know to expect a daily/weekly/bi-weekly/monthly communication (a side note to this recommendation, however, is to vary something, whether form, subject line, etc. so that it remains eye-catching and doesn't become invisible)
- Clear and concise content is good; subject line should be as clear, specific, and interesting as possible; students may not read beyond the first couple lines if the relevance to them is not apparent
- Maximum accessibility is good, as long as students know where to find things later
From the Brown Bag discussion, the general recommendations that emerged were to establish contact as early as possible (in the student's career, in the semester, etc.) and to establish expectations and educate students about communication resources/media right from the start. Meet the students where they are at in terms of time and/or (cyber)space, which might mean thinking about which day of the week and time of day you send an email or post an announcement, or experimenting with media like IM, Ctools, and Facebook. When in doubt, ask your students directly how, when, and what they would like you to communicate with them.
See also LSA Development, Marketing and Communication's whitepaper on Social Media.
Formats/Media: In the subsequent discussion, a number of different media and formats were cited and are enumerated below. If someone has volunteered as an expert user to field questions about a particular medium/format, her/his name and uniqname will be listed in parentheses:
- Email (Jessica Santos, firstname.lastname@example.com, in Organizational Studies has created a newsletter template with MSOffice)
- Pros: relatively easy to maintain groups and customize groups (e.g., through sub- and umbrella groups), wide distribution
- Cons: high volume medium, so individual messages may get overlooked or filtered out; transitory
- Suggestions: see above; embed links to websites where information is archived
- Department websites
- Pros: universally accessible, information is both archived and easily updated
- Cons: many students may not be aware it exists
- Suggestions: educate students of its existence and usefulness when they declare (i.e., when they are a captive audience)
- Ctools (Jennifer Taylor, email@example.com, uses Ctools to communicate with Psych majors; Chris Luebbe, email@example.com, uses year-specific Ctools sites to send email and post announcements for his advisees)
- Pros: frequent student traffic because of course sites; information can be archived; flexible and customizable on both sender and receiver end
- Cons: may not be seen as most urgent; impersonal
- Suggestions: make the site email address specific to target group
- Sitemaker
- Pros: potentially more versatile than Vignette-administered sites
- Cons: still constrained by being basically a CMS
- Suggestions: take the time to plan out what functionality you want/need before switching platforms
- Facebook (Kalli Federhofer, firstname.lastname@example.com, uses a Facebook site to post announcements)
- Pros: high student traffic
- Cons: students may not want to attend to academic business in a social networking venue
- Suggestions: get student input and suggestions in designing and implementing a site/group
- Blog (Mblog or other third-party)
- Pros: informal format can draw students in
- Cons: needs to be updated regularly to continue to attract attention
- Suggestions: enlist students to write it
- Listserv (Lyris or other third-party)
- Pros: highly customizable; available in announcement or discussion formats
- Cons: may be discontinued or replaced
- Suggestions: ask students how specific/focused they would like the lists
- Pros: you are accessible when students are
- Cons: you are accessible when students are
- Suggestions: be clear about what can be discussed via IM and what can't
- Pros: highly customizable
- Cons: students may not be familiar with this format; requires some technical expertise to set up
- Suggestions: research technical details and assess student receptiveness before implementing
- Surveys/Polls (UM.Lessons or third party, e.g., Survey Monkey)
- Pros: potentially extremely useful for gathering data; easy to administer
- Cons: can be challenging to get high response rate
- Suggestions: take the time to develop a streamlined survey; offer incentives for responding
- Print
- Pros: tangibility can be good
- Cons: uses limited material resources; more difficult to disseminate
- Suggestions: assess whether students actually pay attention to information received in this medium before investing in it
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I am drowning in a sea of 'ships! It's time to change up the format, to better bring you up to speed on where all the most important love connections stand as we head into an uncertain, possibly Newsroom-less future. But don't think about that ri...Blog | September 16, 2013
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NEW (also OVER): Jerry Dantana & Kickstarter I'm really worried we're not going to spend any more time with Jerry Dantana this season, and that is a shame, because I feel like he's having a lot of weird adventures in this post-journalism-caree...Blog | September 09, 2013
'Shipping Newsroom Season 2, Episode 7: 'Red Team III'Emily Yoshida
I'm gonna be honest, the better this show is, the harder it is to 'ship report it. Oh, the pitfalls of doing a recap column with a perilously fuzzy sincerity threshold! "Red Team III" was a solid hour of workplace intrigue and a relentless documentat...Blog | August 26, 2013
'Shipping Newsroom Season 2, Episode 6: 'One Step Too Many'Emily Yoshida
NEW: Mac & Don (MacKeefer) "Oh, Don. Don Don. Don. Are you happy with that name? Don?" - MacKenzie McHale So finally we get a straight answer from Don about why he hasn't gone after Sloan, and it is a pretty inarguable one: Sometimes, when ...Blog | August 19, 2013
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NEW: Maggie & Sluts (Sluggie) "The country is divided into people who like sex and people who are utterly creeped out by it. I'm one of the sex people." —Maggie Jordan I can't even begin to imagine how much Alison Pill's nude Twitpic scan...Blog | August 12, 2013
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Sometimes this show makes me feel dumb. Not because of any lack of education (I went to UCLA) or basic understanding of the hot-button 2011 issues that ACN is facing, but because I can't listen fast enough. The moment the conversation turns to anythi...Blog | August 05, 2013
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Will McAvoy: Don't mock this. Charlie Skinner: It's literally impossible not to. STEADY: Will & Mackenzie (Willkenzie) This was one of those weeks in which Mac goes back to caring a lot about whether or not Will still loves her ̵...Blog | July 29, 2013
Shipping Newsroom: Season 2, Episode 2: 'The Genoa Tip'Emily Yoshida
This show is beginning to have as many characters as Game of Thrones and twice as many pairings, and Jerry Dantana and Maggie had more face time this week than either Slon or Slantana. (Magtana? Nooooo. Well? Mayb—Nooooo.) What also makes the '...Blog | July 22, 2013
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Maggie & Don After a bit of Will/Mac overload last week, the youngs are taking over the 'Shipping Newsroom leaderboard in a big way. Don continues his journey of redemption this week by flying (ugh, I'm sorry) in the face of federal regulations and ...Blog | August 06, 2012
'Shipping Newsroom Season 1, Episode 2: 'News Night 2.0'Emily Yoshida
Will & Mac Mackenzie's nickname could just as easily be Will's, so I'm sure he gets a double kick out of the "Will + Mac 4 EVR" hearts he has scrawled on the inside of his Trapper Keeper. (It's been left off this list because, spoiler alert, but N...Blog | July 02, 2012


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California Governor Jerry Brown appoints USF MBA alumnus Charles E. Wilson II as Superior Court Judge for the county of Santa Clara.
USF's new President, Father Fitzgerald, encouraged the Bay Area's law enforcement professionals to use USF as an emergency preparedness resource.
Two Master of Science in Organizational Development alumni ventured to Africa to do good and came back changed.
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Since funding was cut in 2010, Professor Larry Brewster has dedicated his research to the effects of arts programs on the incarcerated.
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News Briefs
Date: October 10, 2013
by: Observer Staff
+ State Street garage designs presented, delayed
Karin Murphy and Andrew Georgiadis, the city's Urban Design Studio team, presented a series of potential designs for the State Street garage at Monday's City Commission meeting.
The designs provided a variety of options for the garage's commercial space. One allowed for retail frontage on the ground floor only; two allowed for the sale of the air rights above the building, which could produce a garage of up to 10 stories with multiple commercial floors at the top; and one would create a "pad parcel" retail building next to the garage at State Street and Lemon Avenue.
A final option would result in six-story garage with a 20-foot arcade, retail on the ground floor only and residential liner buildings fronting the parking.
After the presentation, the commission did not get an opportunity to delve into details. City Attorney Robert Fournier requested the discussion be continued at the next meeting, so he has an opportunity to speak with representatives from Pineapple Square.
A lease agreement with Pineapple Square requires the city to complete the garage by February 2015; Fournier said he would clarify some questions about that contract before the Oct. 21 meeting.
+ City to negotiate for Burns Square lot
At Monday's City Commission meeting, commissioners directed staff to continue to negotiate an agreement that would re-establish the city's lease of a Burns Square parking lot, located at Orange Avenue and Laurel Street.
The city's lease of the lot expired July 25, a move that created an outcry from Burns Square business owners. After a series of meetings with Burns Square stakeholders and an earlier discussion with the commission, city staff determined the best plan of action would be to lease the lot again.
The lot would cost $1,800 per month to lease. Deputy City Manager Marlon Brown said the city would establish an employee parking permit system within the lot to help cover some expenses.
Meetings & Agendas
The Sarasota Board of County Commissioners and Manatee County Commission Joint Meeting — 2 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 15, Brandon Area Convention Center, 1 Haben Blvd., Palmetto.
Development Review Committee Meeting — 9 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 16, Room 112, City Hall, 1565 First St, Sarasota.
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Riverview High School received a donation of $5,000 during a break in the Kiltie Band Fall concert on Nov. 20.
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Cinema Treasures
May 30, 2007
We're moving to a new server!
I'm very excited to announce that Cinema Treasures is moving to a new home tomorrow.
Why are we moving?
Well, as you know, our website has been quite sluggish for over a year, even as we worked very hard to upgrade and optimize our server. (It doesn't help that our traffic doubled during the same time period.)
But, since our traffic is still growing every month, we've outgrown our current server, and it's time to move Cinema Treasures to a more powerful (and expensive) server.
Will the site work during the move?
Probably not. Once we switch over, the old website will be disabled to prevent new comments or theater submissions from being lost.
When will the site return?
It's hard to say, but our best guess is within 24 hours. Possibly much shorter, but we won't really know until it happens.
What time will the transfer begin?
Thursday, at approximately 3pm Pacific.
We'll do our best to ease the pain of migrating, but do expect some bumps on the road.
Given the complexity of the transfer, please be aware that you may not be able to access Cinema Treasures for up to 24 hours.
UPDATE: Looks like we're switched over! Everything seems to be working well, except email (this will probably take another day or two). Please post your comments/feedback below.
January 9, 2007
Beloved Member Jim Rankin Passes Away
Longtime member and historic theater expert Jim Rankin has passed away.
We count ourselves among the lucky ones who had the opportunity to speak with Jim on many occasions over the years. As one of our earliest and most passionate users, the site has lost one of its most knowledgeable voices and one of its fiercest advocates. On a personal level, though, all of us who keep this site humming have lost something far more important — a good man and a good friend. Jim was always in our corner, looking out for our best interests, and keeping us and our theater pages in check.
His passion for Milwaukee and its theaters was also plain to see. If you haven't had a chance to read some of his exquisitely detailed entries on the Pabst, Alhambra, and other Milwaukee theaters, please take a little time this morning to read some of his work.
Jim's knowledge and theater entries truly set the gold standard.
As Louis Rugani tells us in his post, Jim will be laid to rest on Friday. Wherever you are during that day, please take a moment and reflect on his life and his contribution to the cause.
Jim's loss will be felt today, tomorrow, and forever here at Cinema Treasures. The honor of knowing him, and the knowledge he shared with us all, are some of the lasting gifts of his life.
December 12, 2006
Cinema Treasures hits 15,000 theaters
Hard to believe, but we've hit another milestone with our theater guide. 15,000 theaters!
When Ross and I started this project, we had only 100 theaters in our database and we've been amazed to see the site blossom into what it is today. It truly is remarkable.
Thanks to everyone who helped us get this far, most of all our long-time theater editor, Bryan Krefft.
PS: While we can't make any announcements yet, I can tell you that next year is going to be a pretty exciting one for this project.
November 22, 2006
Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving from everyone at Cinema Treasures! We'll be taking a break for a few days and returning on Monday with more news. We hope all of you have a happy and healthy holiday.
November 21, 2006
Update on site performance
As many of you know, we've had to temporarily disable our search tool due to the high volume of traffic that Cinema Treasures is receiving.
We're making good progress improving overall performance on the site. Theater pages and news pages are now loading near instantaneously, thanks to the caching support we've added. We've also made a number of optimizations to the site that will help improve performance.
As a side effect of this, we've limited the "Who's Online?" feature to just the homepage. While it's nice to know who's online, this feature was one of the things really slowing down the site. So that means going forward, "who's online" really means "who's online on the homepage". Practically speaking, it might seem like less people are online, but the true number will be much higher.
So when will search return? The answer is… as soon as search doesn't make the rest of the website so slow it's unusable. Our goal is to fix this issue by the end of the year, but we're making very good progress and may be able to restore this feature soon.
As always, thanks for your patience and continued support. And have a nice Thanksgiving!
November 17, 2006
New feature: Commentaries
Today, we're bringing you what we're hoping will become a regular feature here on Cinema Treasures… commentaries about the theater going experience from a variety of perspectives.
The first commentary is from our blog editor, Michael Zoldessy, who came up with this idea. But we're hoping that many of you, our users, will be inspired to submit your own commentaries.
October 31, 2006
Happy Halloween!
The Chicago Theatre, as photographed by laffy4k. (via Flickr)
October 20, 2006
Cinema Treasures seeks community volunteer
We're looking for a volunteer who can help manage us our growing user community.
With over 100,000 comments, it's become quite a challenge for our current staff to stay on top of over 15,000 individual comment threads.
The volunteer position would include these duties:
– Help us keep theater comment threads on-topic
– Monitor recent comments for copyrighted material, flames, etc.
– Warn (and possibly ban) users who can't behave
And the ideal candidate should have these qualities:
– A passion for movie theaters
– Easy-going personality with great social skills
– Previous background running a large message board
– A knack for dispute resolution
If this sounds like you, drop us a line.
October 19, 2006
New Cinema Treasures volunteer
We'd like to belatedly welcome our newest volunteer to Cinema Treasures… Michael Zoldessy!
As many of you probably noticed, Michael has been helping us out with our blog, and we're proud to say he's now our official Blog Editor.
To read a little more about Michael (as well as our long-time theater editor Bryan Krefft), check out our updated Volunteer page.
Also… thanks to everyone who's expressed interest in being a volunteer. We plan to add more volunteers in the near future, so look out for future announcements.
September 21, 2006
Reminder: Don't repost copyrighted content!
This morning, we received an email from a newspaper asking us to remove several theater comments where someone posted the full text of newspaper articles.
While it may seem that it's ok to post an entire newspaper article, it actually isn't… so please remember to follow the guidelines below when making a comment (or submitting news) that includes a newspaper article.
– Include a link to the article on the newspaper's website
– Include a short summary about the article, preferably in your own words. (You can also quote up to a paragraph from the original story, but no more than that.)
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USA, 2000 (MIFF 2001, Documentaries)
Director: Mark Lewis
Mark Lewis has taken the same brilliant humour he has applied to the animal kingdom in Cane Toads and The Wonderful World of Dogs in approaching his latest subject, the humble chook. This wonderful account of man's relationship with his feathered friend relates amazing events and amusing anecdotes while plumbing the psychology of chickens and some of their exceedingly strange owners.
Take the strange case of Miracle Mike, the headless chicken towed around the world as a freak of nature; never mind that it was Mike's owner who lopped off his head in the first place! Or the touching story of Lisa the perfect mother, an hilarious yarn about a chicken that laid down her own life to protect her chicks from a marauding hawk. Angry neighbours plotting to assassinate crowing cocks, ER-esque drama of emergency mouth-to-beak resuscitations and a grim look at battery farming Sublime and ridiculous. "The weird-and-wonderful aspect of the filmmaker's approach is echoed in the slightly surreal, colour drenched visuals, gorgeous shots of chickens against vibrant pastoral landscapes and imaginative use of music"—Variety.
2001 Sundance Film Festival Grand Jury Prize nominee; Golden Spire at San Francisco Film Festival


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Carrot And Potato Soup By Tips for Delicious and Healthy Cooking 09/03/14 17:55 This carrot potato soup is very delicious and healthy.In this soup I use coconut oil.The health benefits of coconut oil include hair care, skin care, stress relief, cholesterol level maintenance, weight loss, boosted immune system, proper digestion and... Add to my recipe book
Corn carrot and cheese dosa / cheese dosa By nandoo's kitchen 09/03/14 09:47 Today's recipe is yet another addition to my breakfast collection, with a twist to normal dosa. A dosa made with carrot, corn and cheese stuffing - Corn carrot and cheese dosa. As I have already discussed, my daughter hates dosa, but being a SouthIndian... Add to my recipe book
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Thai-inspired Carrot Soup By Experimental Chefs 08/28/14 09:57 This Thai-inspired Carrot soup is very simple to make yet it is a delicious starter or even makes for a light lunch. Chilli adds a degree of spice to the flavour. The exact amount can be varied according to your … Continue reading → Add to my recipe book
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Carrot and rhubarb soup By A Brown Table 08/25/14 08:12 One of my self-appointed goals in life, is to make rhubarb popular as a savory ingredient. Don't get me wrong, rhubarb is amazing in desserts and I love a good rhubarb pie and crisp with fresh strawberries (and other berries) but it is also a wonderful... Add to my recipe book
Carrot Egg Burji - Shhhhh Cooking Secretly Challenge By Sahasra Recipes 08/21/14 22:17 This month I was paired with Ramya. She gave me Onion and carrot. Ingredients Grated carrot - 1 cup Chopped onion – 1 medium Green chilli slits - 4 Eggs – 3 Garam masala – 1 tsp Ginger garlic paste – 1 tsp Salt to taste For tempering Mustard seeds – 1 tsp... Add to my recipe book
Nutty Carrot in Egg Wrap By Tips for Delicious and Healthy Cooking 08/21/14 13:30 Nutty carrot in egg wrap is a very delicious breakfast, I am sure you all will love it.Delicious cashew nut is packed with energy, antioxidants, minerals and vitamins that are essential for robust health. Cashew, or "caju" in Portuguese, is one of the popular... Add to my recipe book
Eggless Ragi Carrot and Nut Cake By Gayathri's Cook Spot 08/20/14 09:59 For last week's Fondbite's Bake Along, Subhashini chose a very healthy cake recipe using ragi flour. As you all know... The post Eggless Ragi Carrot and Nut Cake appeared first on Gayathri's Cook Spot. To read the rest of the post visit blog... Add to my recipe book
Oven roasted beets and carrots with coriander By A Brown Table 08/18/14 10:22 Though fall is only a month way, I can already see subtle signs here. The leaves haven't changed as they would on the East Coast but the produce at the farmer's markets have started to change. This weekend, there were a lot more beets than usual along with... Add to my recipe book


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HIGH winds forced a Southampton cruise ship to abandon its scheduled stop at a European port and head home.
Azura set sail from Southampton on Saturday morning, heading to the Belgium capital Bruges but passengers were woken up by an announcement early yesterday morning telling them the ship would not be docking.
A spokesperson from P&O Cruises told the Daily Echo that the port of Zeebrugge was closed due to winds in excess of 60kts, leaving the ship with no option but to turn back.
The ship remained at sea and arrived back in Southampton this morning on schedule.
A spokesperson added: "We are very sorry for the change of plan but hope everyone enjoyed the weekend on board."
They confirmed that passengers would not receive compensation for missing out on their visit to Bruges because it was weather related.
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- City wins best cruise departure for sixth year in a row
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Fifth Harmony covers "Stay" by Rihanna. OMG, why didn't they win The X Factor???
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unless they release their own album/records, they will just be like any other awesome cover bands on you tube...
@khaleesi I agree with you but it's nice to hear them do covers like this and it's shown that they've improved.


text: Living a Balanced and Effective Christian Life Living a Balanced and Effective Christian Life Please bear with me while I try to make a point: In the eyes of most others, I do not have an exciting life. It doesn't have the carnival atmosphere that some people seem to need. But, at the age of 87, it is satisfying and rewarding to me. Let's look at the heart of a typical day: I... • work at my computer. After some time, I take a break and sit or lie down somewhere away from the office. This causes me to • worship because God draws near. Worship leads me to • pray because His presence makes me feel my need of help for myself and for others who have the same needs. This makes me • meditate on the goodness of God because that same presence draws little gems of thought out of my inner being. I then arise refreshed and ready to return to the computer. This pattern may be repeated several times during the day. Now what if I had not taken a break because I was too busy "doing God's work"? Then I would not have indulged in worship, which is a necessary part of every believer's life. Neither would I have prayed to God nor meditated (thought on His goodness and excellence). Meditation is a necessary part of Christian living. It leads to communion with Him in which He illuminates areas of His Word and will and ways of doing that we cannot obtain in any other way. The believer's life has to be one of balance, otherwise he will be less effective in any area of his life. It's like a plane with two jet engines. If one jet stalls out, the plane will go around and around in circles. Its forward motion has been stopped. Similarly, if we aren't operating on all four of our "jets" -- work, worship, prayer, meditation -- our progress in this Holy Way will be seriously hindered. So let's avail ourselves of all the means of grace God gives us. Neglecting any one of them will make us substantially less effective in the work of God. If we know these things, we are held accountable by God if we do not do accordingly. 4 Living a Balanced and Effective Christian Life "And that servant, which knew his lord's will, and prepared not himself, neither did according to his will, shall be beaten with many stripes." (Luke 12.47) Doing What We Can I like the idea of being just another Joe Schmuck, trying my best to please my Maker. I am not anyone's leader, not their pastor, not their mentor. I am just a lowly inch worm, inching my way to greatness in Christ. I make no pretensions to greatness among men. That would be ludicrous when I am appalled by the many defects in me that make any pretensions along that line an absurdity. Those who are closer to me – including my wife, that charming other half of this Joe Schmuck – know that I am not some sort of superman bent on making everyone else into a clone of himself. What would God do with a crazy gaggle of egomaniacal Joe Schmucks frantically running around in circles? What glory would there be to His name? We are all riddled with faults. That is why we are just inchin' along, one wriggle at a time. It may be slow, but it is progress. We are slow creatures in whom God has seen (what only He could see) a potential for greatness in Christ. But, hold it a second, before you assume that halo you conjured up at the mention of our potential greatness. Sure, there was a greatness that would have been ours by virtue of being, in Adam, the literal sons of God, but it was bent all out of shape in Eden. All God really sees in us at this time is His memory of an innate goodness that would have led on to greatness. We have nothing other than the gracious memory of God who sees in us what is not literally there. Chalk that up to grace, pure and simple. So here we are, a motley group of good-for-nothings who don't know enough to latch on tight to God until He blesses us with the true blessings from on high. The true blessings, of course, are the invaluable promised spiritual blessings. It is good to have "things," but things don't follow you into the afterlife. Things don't wash away sins; they don't comfort a broken heart. Things don't do any of the "things" that really count. We have to get it into our thick skulls that God wants us – the entirety of each of us – and in return He will freely give us all of Himself. Living a Balanced and Effective Christian Life 5 That's why I am hanging around in this life so long: I am charged with reminding you, as well as my own bumbling self, there is more to life than material substance, which will effectively die with our passing. I firmly intend to keep that charge. I will pester you and goad myself until we – you and I – give our all to Christ. Life Is a Balancing Act The believer in Christ lives with his head in the clouds while his feet are still on earth. It is a necessary situation; in fact it is a difficult one that nevertheless we can deal with in a positive way. The difficulty comes when the believer forgets one of two facts, either that he is still a part of this world or that his head is necessarily in the clouds. Having his head in the clouds means that he is a citizen of the Kingdom of God. We all know what having his feet on earth means. It indicates he has to live in this world. Forgive me a little levity here: We believers are "mugwumps." A mugwump is a bird that sits on a fence with its mug on one side and its wump on the other. We are indeed mugwumps. (When you have ceased your uproarious laughter, I will continue.) No one can successfully try to live an entirely spiritual life. You can see why this is impossible when you remember that our bodies are flesh and blood and need attention in order to keep them (our own selves) alive and functioning. The preresurrection Jesus was a good example of a successful balancing act. There was never a man more conscious of His spiritual side than Jesus, yet He fed the body, rested it when He was tired, traveled from one city to another by the very human expedient of walking. He could have willed Himself to be in any place He chose at any time, just as He could have called for legions of angels to rescue Him from His ordeal in Gethsemane and on Calvary – but He did neither. He was fully human as well as fully divine and He accepted the limitations of His humanness as we all have to do. When we refuse to accept our human limits, we get into a confused state of mind and are left with an ineffective ministry. We need a combination of pragmatism and spirituality. A pragmatist sees things the way they actually are. He refuses to see them the way he wants to see them as that would be mere wishful thinking. At first this would seem to clash with faith, which belongs to our spiritual side. Faith without practicality (pragmatism) sees things the way we 6 Living a Balanced and Effective Christian Life want to see them. But there is no clash if faith acknowledges the way things are and then declares, by faith, the way things are going to be, that is, as God wills for them to be. Any other so-called faith is merely wishful thinking, and God does not operate in the sphere of wishful thinking. Wishful thinking refuses to see the actual situation. It says, through lips trembling with fear, "There is no danger, there is no danger..." God cannot accept that. Why would He rescue you if there is no situation from which to be delivered? What glory would accrue to God? When there is a real danger to the child of God, God takes particular delight in snatching him out of the danger. Read your Bible; it is full of perilous situations from which God delivered the person of faith. But, as always, we have to come back to reality, and the reality is that we live in a sin-cursed life and God will not always deliver us. No biblical hero ever lived a life devoid of evil situations and distress of some sort. These are part and parcel of life in this world. It has never been God's intention that we should go skipping through this mortal existence without some pain, some opposition. As I have so often said, there are various reasons for the things we suffer. Without boring you with repeating the reasons, I will mention only one of them, the need for purging us and making us what God wants us to be. What will we do, then – shall we be overbalanced one way or the other? Shall we opt to live a life devoted only to the pleasures of this world or shall we pretend we are not in this world and attempt to live solely in the heavenly realms? Wisdom dictates that we do neither of these. Wisdom tells us to give what attention we should to the things of this life while we are walking close by the side of Jesus. Wisdom decrees that we should set our affections on things of heaven and not on the pleasures of this life. This does not mean we have to forego all worldly pleasures, but where and when they hurt our spiritual side, the pleasures of this world will have to be denied. It is not a light task to successfully balance the world on one side and the life of the spirit on the other, but it can be done. We only have to remember where our priorities lie, which is "What does Christ want me to do?" Our priorities should never be the things of this world.


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