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NI not too despondent - McAuleyDefender Gareth McAuley, who skippered Northern Ireland against Romania, says the players are not too downbeat after their 2-0 Euro 2016 qualifying defeat in Bucharest. "We were defending for our lives so something was going to give," admitted the ... BBC, 1 week ago
Gareth McAuley Hoping to Use International Break to Garner Move Away From West Brom - FTBpro, 1 week ago
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North look to 'natural-born leader' Gareth McAuley
Northern IRELAND manager Michael O'Neill did not hesitate to name "natural leader" Gareth McAuley as his stand-in captain for tonight's Euro 2016 Group F clash in Romania. Northern IRELAND manager Michael O'Neill did not hesitate to name "natural ...Irish Independent, 2 weeks ago Michael O'Neill: Gareth McAuley a natural leader for Northern Ireland Scottish Daily Express, 2 weeks ago O'Neill: No doubts on McAuley Sky Sports, 2 weeks ago 18:31O'Neill has no doubts about McAuley Irish Independent, 2 weeks ago
McAuley: Irish in good shape
Northern Ireland have built a "great platform" for Euro 2016 qualification despite defeat in Romania, according to Gareth McAuley. Michael O'Neill's side suffered their first Group F defeat in Bucharest on Friday night, going down to two late Paul ...Sky Sports, 1 week ago Northern Ireland 2-0 Faroe Islands: Michael O'Neill's men 3 points closer to Euro 2016 Irish Mirror, 1 month ago Northern Ireland go top of Group F AOL UK, 1 month ago Northern Ireland lead Euro group Noodls, 1 month ago
West Brom 3 - Hull 2: Late goals sink Tigers as Albion progress in the League Cup
WEST BROM dramatically struck two late goals in as many minutes courtesy of Gareth McAuley and Saido Berahino as they stunned Hull to go through. Earlier Nigeria international Brown Ideye struck his first Baggies goal yet had to be replaced after ...Scottish Daily Express, 2 months ago Albion late show stuns Hull Sky Sports, 2 months ago Tigers defeated by late West Brom fightback ITV.com, 2 months ago Gareth McAuley and Saido Berahino strike late to send West Brom through Big News Network, 2 months ago
McAuley is in Irvine's plans
West Bromwich Albion boss Alan Irvine has assured Gareth McAuley that he still has an important role to play in his squad. The experienced centre-half has slipped down the pecking order at The Hawthorns, with summer signing Joleon Lescott and the ...Sky Sports, 1 month ago Irivine: Berahino won't be cheap Irish Independent, 1 month ago Choice of Irvine as manager starting to come good for West Brom Abu Dhabi National, 1 month ago Irvine praises O'Neil Sky Sports, 2 months ago
West Brom 3-2 Hull: Last-gasp goal double sends stunned Tigers out of the Capital One Cup
Steve Bruce's men were all set for a place in the last 16 with three minutes to go but then Gareth McAuley equalised and, 60 seconds later, Saido Berahino won it Steve Bruce is baffled by his Hull side's worrying habit of throwing away late ...Irish Mirror, 2 months ago Late Baggies double sinks Hull Noodls, 2 months ago West Brom 3-2 Hull Yahoo! News, 2 months ago West Brom 3-2 Hull: Match Report Football.co.uk, 2 months ago
We Will Qualify - despite Romanian result
Some Northern Ireland fans may be on a downer after last week's 2-0 defeat in Bucharest on Friday night, and that is natural after any defeat. Some Northern Ireland fans may be on a downer after last week's 2-0 defeat in Bucharest on Friday night, ...Irish Independent, 5 days ago Papp brace sinks Northern Ireland Noodls, 1 week ago Romania end Northern Ireland's unbeaten start RTE Online, 1 week ago Northern Ireland lose to Romania AOL UK, 1 week ago
Monday media watch [17.11.14 PM]: Defenders/midfielder in focus
*The extracts on this page are taken from various newspapers and media outlets. They do not necessarily reflect the views of Aston Villa. ClubCall: Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert has added West Brom's former captain Jonas Olsson to a list of ...Noodls, 1 week ago Tuesday media watch [07.10.14 PM]: Delph discussed Noodls, 1 month ago
Better than Giggs? United's unseen legend: Adrian Doherty, of the class of 92, had it all but his remarkable story is laced in tragedy: Dier's England decision simply does not add up: Keane and the black marker pen
The chances are you might never have heard of Adrian Doherty , let alone remember him play football. Yet if you had seen him, it is also fair to say you might never have forgotten what it was like when he had a ball at his feet. Doherty is the ...4 Traders, 1 week ago FOOTBALL : Better than Giggs? United's unseen legend: Adrian Doherty, of the class of 92, had it all but his remarkable story is laced in tragedy 4 Traders, 1 week ago
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Every Premier League team has a player you forgot was there Sportsmail investigates which Premier League players have faded Anderson, who cost £27m, has only played one league game this season Arsenal's Abou Diaby has only played twice since March ...Capital Bay, 1 week ago Premier League - Louis Van Gaal BBC, 1 month ago
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Works By O'Keeffe's Sister Coming To Dallas
Little-known works by the younger sister of famed artist Georgia O'Keeffe will take center stage at an exhibit that will debut at the Dallas Museum of Art in 2017 before going on tour.
Islamic Art Collection On Display In Dallas
The Dallas Museum of Art is putting the first item from a rarely-shown Islamic art collection on display. The carved crystal ewer will go on display beginning on Tuesday.
Rarely Shown Spanish Drawings In Dallas
Rarely exhibited Spanish drawings have traveled from a German museum to Dallas for a showing. The exhibit opens on Sunday at the Meadows Museum at SMU.
Arlington Poised For New Hotel And $24 Million Library
Arlington is poised for two major developments and an image make-over with a new logo and marketing plan.
Dutch Masterpiece To Go On Display At Kimbell
The Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth is putting its newly acquired landscape by Dutch artist Jacob van Ruisdael on display.
Exhibit Shows Faces, Tells Stories Of Mentally Ill
"Fine Line: Mental Health/Mental Illness," is an exhibit by photographer Michael Nye on the Southern Methodist Campus.
Dallas Teen Wins DART Student Art Contest
After being named the winner DART's student art contest, 16-year-old Dallas sophomore Vivie Behrens is having her colorful artwork displayed on the sides of area buses.
Living Large: The Preston Hollow Art House
White walls, black trim on doors and windows, long hallways – all perfect spaces for an art gallery. And, in fact, this is a house made for someone who loves art.
Sundance Square Transformed From NCAA To Main St. Arts Fest
Sundance Square workers are breathing a sigh of relief after a massive, two-day makeover of Sundance Plaza. The deadline was set for the morning of Thursday, April 10 – opening day for Fort Worth's Main Street Arts Festival.
Main St. Fort Worth Arts Festival Opens
This is the first year for the Main St. Fort Worth Arts Festival in the newly renovated Sundance Square. Artists are coming to North Texas from all across the nation.
Bush To Display Portraits Of World Leaders
Former President George W. Bush will display his portraits of world leaders in the first exhibit of his work as an artist.
Dallas Museum Exhibits Islamic Artwork
A new exhibit at the Dallas Museum of Art is showcasing 150 rare Islamic works of art and scientific objects that explore the use and meaning of light. It runs through June 29.

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SCEE 'working incredibly hard' to offer protection for European PSN users [update: Sony to offer ID theft protection and free PS3, PSP games]
With Sony already offering identity theft protection to PSN users in the United States, PlayStation Blog Europe has posted an update on the situation for European customers. SCEE head of communications Nick Caplin stated "we are working incredibly hard to offer you something very similar" to the...
Sony to offer PSN users free identity theft protection for one year
In the latest turn of events involving the theft of personal data for millions of PlayStation Network users, Sony has announced that it is partnering with Debix to offer 12 months of identity theft protection free of charge. Debix's "AllClear ID" protection will be made available to PSN and...
PSN Breach: What it means for you, and for Sony
It's been nearly one week since the PlayStation Network servers were taken down due to an "external intrusion," and nearly one day since we learned PSN users' personal information was stolen during said intrusion. We're still not quite sure of the full scope of the security breach, but the latest...
Sony still investigating scope of PSN attack as maintenance outage enters Day 6
As Sony's forced PlayStation Network and Qriocity outages continue, stretching into what is officially Day 6, the company issued a very un-update to would-be users this morning: "Unfortunately, I don't have an update or timeframe to share at this point in time," said corp. comm. director Patrick...
PSA: Scrub your gaming console's memory before selling
Usually, when we label a headline as a "PSA," it's in a joking manner; say, "PSA: Bacon is delicious, good for you." However, we're pretty sure this post constitutes a legitimate public service announcement: Ars Technica recently published an article that the frequent trade-in-ers among us should...
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November 28, 2014
A Des Moines hospital is going ahead with plans to limit visitors to its birthing unit and pediatrics wings because of concerns about swine flu.
Mercy Medical Center says starting next week, no more than two visitors at a time will be allowed to visit patients in those areas. No children under 14 may visit either unless they are siblings of a newborn.
The hospital says staff will talk to visitors about special precautions for the HINI flu.
Pregnant woman and newborns are among the most susceptible to serious complications from the virus. Children and young adults also are more susceptible.
The city's other main hospital company, Iowa Health-Des Moines, has not yet instituted tougher visiting policies for its birthing centers.
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Posts tagged "AT&T"
FCC: 'Big dogs' will sue any new net neutrality rules
Not only is the FCC pushing back any new "net neutrality" guidelines but the chair warns that "big dogs are going to sue regardless of what comes out." That's hardly good news for backers of the N.C. Next Generation Network, which is to be built by AT&T. Fiber projects are already on hold at the telecom giant, and now the net neutrality debate is extending into sometime next year. What's this mean for NCNGN? Does this open the door for Google Fiber?
Consumer Reports: Republic Wireless is top prepaid provider
Raleigh-based Republic Wireless is the top-rated provider of prepaid wireless services, says Consumer Reports in a new survey of cell-phone service providers.
AT&T topples Verizon in latest Raleigh wireless tests
A substantial boost in download speeds helps AT&T regain the top spot from Verizon in wireless service, according to independent testing firm RootMetrics. However, Verizon keeps its grip on the top spot at RDU International Airport.
Survey shows corporate progress in embracing LGBT equality
A new survey from the Human Rights Campaign finds that a record number of companies, including seven in North Carolina, received perfect scores in corporate inclusion for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employees. Bank of America, Blue Cross Blue Shield of NC and GlaxoSmithKline are among those receiving a "100" on the Corporate Equality Index.
AT&T, Cisco team for conferencing; IBM's new email collaboration; Google buys wind power; Nokia's comeback; Netflix expanding
In today's Bulldog wrapup: Cisco and AT&T team up for new conferencing product; IBM unveils 'cloud' email collaboration suite; Google buys wind power; Nokia launches comeback; and Netflix plans to expand.
Verizon keeps its 'super cookies' to track smartphones
Verizon Wireless, the country's largest mobile firm, said Friday it still uses this type of tracking, known as "super cookies." Verizon spokeswoman Debra Lewis said business and government customers don't have the code inserted. There has been no evidence that Sprint and T-Mobile have used such codes.
FCC wants AT&T to explain 'pause' in fiber deployments
The FCC has sent a letter to AT&T seeking more information about CEO Randal Stephenson's declared "pause" in fiber network deployments due to concerns about Internet regulation.
AT&T Mobility stops attaching hidden tracking codes to data transmitted from users' smartphones
AT&T Mobility, the nation's second-largest cellular provider, said Friday it's no longer attaching hidden Internet tracking codes to data transmitted from its users' smartphones. The practice made it nearly impossible to shield its subscribers' identities online.
Despite pause, AT&T to 'continue working' with NC Next Generation Network
North Carolina AT&T President Venessa Harrison says the company will "continue working" with the ultra-fast North Carolina Next Generation Network project even though the telecommunications giant has put a "pause" on fiber projects. NCNGN also reaffirms its commitment to AT&T.
#WTWTrends for Thursday: Woz, #ISUM14, Internet, bridge collapse Trending in the Triangle
Trending in the Triangle: Get the pulse of technology in the Triangle with the best in local technology, venture, biotech, and life science news on Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014 as curated by @WRALTechWire.
Is NC Next Generation Network in jeopardy? No one's talking
An event discussing the impact of gigabit Internet access on the Triangle sponsored by AT&T is still a "go" for Thursday, but whether the communications giant will proceed with the North Carolina Next Generation Network and other fiber projects in the Triangle is not clear after AT&T's CEO announced a "pause" in deployments. No one involved will comment specifically. Will AT&T's delay impact Google Fiber's decision making?
CEO: AT&T to delay fiber networks over Internet rules dispute
AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson says the telecommunications giant will not roll out ultra-fast Internet access in some 100 cities due to the debate over Internet regulation. Several cities in the Triangle as well as the North Carolina Next Generation Network are on AT&T's fiber-optic deployment list. AT&T won't comment on possible Triangle impact.
#WTWTrends for Wednesday: Internet Summit and AT&T's fiber delay explode on Twitter
Trending in the Triangle: Get the pulse of technology in the Triangle with the best in local technology, venture, biotech, and life science news on Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2014 as curated by @WRALTechWire.
Duke No. 1, UNC 12, NCSU 54 in MBA ranking; Yahoo's $640M buy; AT&T drops 4G in-flight 4G; Cisco earnings due; Microsoft drops Nokia name
In today's Bulldog wrapup of technology news: Duke rules the roost in MBA rankings but UNC and NCSU rise, too; Yahoo buys BrightRoll for $640M; AT&T drops plans for in-flight 4G; Cisco earnings are due today; and Microsoft drops Nokia name from phones.
A Starbucks offers Durham Bulls fans a preview of fast Wi-Fi to come
Come next spring, fans at Durham Bulls games can expect super Wi-Fi access powered at gigabit capacity from Frontier Networks. Capitol Broadcasting CEO Jim Goodmon has a vision for Wi-Fi powering just about everything fans want to do, expect hit fourth in the batting order. Maybe virtually? Well, anyway, a Starbucks in Kansas City shows what's coming to the Bull City. Here's a look.
T-Mobile's 'Un-carrier' strategy keeps delivering new customers
Inside T-Mobile's earnings: Technology Business Research analyst Eric Costa says T-Mobile is adding the most retail customers among the big wireless carriers due to its "Un-carrier" strategy. What's that? Costa explains.
FTC says AT&T misled customers over unlimited data
AT&T is being sued by the government over allegations it misled millions of smartphone customers who were promised unlimited data but had their Internet speeds cut by the company -- slowing their ability to open web pages or watch streaming video.
Frontier rolling out gigabit Internet in several Durham, RTP locations
Frontier Communications is providing the Triangle's first taste of gigabit Internet speeds - some 100 times faster than cable connections - at several Durham and Research Triangle Park locations. Capitol Broadcasting plans fast wireless access at Bulls stadium. An RTP building also is being rewired to support gigabit access for tenants. But gigabit service is not cheap.
Inside AT&T's earnings: Still trailing Verizon but positioning for long-term growth
Inside AT&T's earnings report: AT&T's 2Q14 results are promising heading into 4Q14, with solid subscriber and wireless revenue growth. Both the wireless and U-verse subscriber bases continued to gain traction in 3Q14 and will continue to propel the operator forward to challenge Verizon for the top position in the U.S. market, writes Eric Costa of Technology Business Research.
A new 'Frontier' in speed: Gigabit Internet hits Triangle
Frontier Chair and CEO Maggie Wilderotter is kicking off the launch of the first gigabit Internet service in the Triangle at an event in Durham today. AT&T is coming, and look for Google Fiber to hit town in December. But for now, Frontier is the only game in the Triangle.


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1911: When Polk directories were really big
To anyone who has pursued a study of local history, Polk directories are downright endearing. First published in Seattle in 1887, they grew with the city until the company abandoned them in 1996 for "digits" — disks, that is, and online services.
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RIDING ITS own float south on Fourth Avenue is, perhaps, the largest Polk City Directory ever assembled. It is dated 1911, the year of this "Industrial Parade" for what was Seattle's first Golden Potlatch, a summer celebration staged intermittently until World War II.
Fourth Avenue has been freshly flattened here for the Denny Regrade, a public work that by this year reached Fifth Avenue and then stopped, leaving on its east side a steep grade, in some places a cliff. On the far left horizon, the belfry of Sacred Heart Church still stands high above Sixth Avenue and Bell Street. Both were razed in 1929, along with what remained of Denny Hill east of Fifth Avenue.
Those are not helpful monks from the neighborhood parish guiding the horse-drawn float, but volunteers dressed in cowls of the potlatch pageant's own design. When first delivered fresh from their Chicago factory and unveiled early in July (the potlatch month), the robes were described by a Seattle Times reporter as "insuring a brilliant or gorgeous display."
Across Fourth Avenue, the covered VIP reviewing stand below the welcome sign was the first of many sections of bleachers constructed along both Third and Fourth avenues. With thousands of seats offered for weeklong rent to anyone with a dollar to spare, they helped pay for potlatch, a celebration that this paper explained would "be first, last and all the times a joy session. Seattle is going to pull the top off the town and let the folks see what it looks like when it is really going some."
To anyone who has pursued a study of local history, Polk directories are downright endearing. First published in Seattle in 1887, they grew with the city until the company abandoned them in 1996 for "digits" — disks, that is, and online services. Over 40 years I have managed to collect about 40 Polks, most of them recycled copies bought from the Friends of the Seattle Public Library's annual book sales. All are big, and all were worn when I got them. They surround my desk, because I keep using them.
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PepsiCo to invest another $2.5B in China
Published: May 21,2010
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NEW YORK — PepsiCo Inc. said today that it plans to invest an additional $2.5 billion in China in the next three years as the food and beverage maker looks to boost its presence in the growing market.
The company's overseas business has become a strong factor in its success, with PepsiCo reporting last month that international growth pushed its first-quarter profit up 26 percent, as people in developing countries bought more of its snacks and drinks.
But competition is fierce. PepsiCo, whose brands include Tropicana and Gatorade, has pledged to invest more in its overseas business as it fights stagnation at home and in Europe. But rival Coca-Cola Co. plans to do the same in these high growth markets.
In the first three months of the year, PepsiCo posted double-digit gains in sales of snacks and beverages in India and China.
Money from the PepsiCo's additional investment in China will be used to open 10 to 12 new manufacturing plants, create a new research and development center, open five new farms for potatoes and oats and to build its brands.
The new plants will be used to make soft drinks, non-carbonated beverages and snacks. Additional production lines will also be installed at existing facilities. Plants will be built in the provinces of Fujian, Gansu, Henan and Yunnan in the next two years as part of PepsiCo's plan to expand in interior and western China.
"We look forward to continuing to evolve our business in China and offer Chinese consumers a full portfolio of foods and beverages ranging from soft drinks and juices to oatmeal and savory snacks," Chairman and CEO Indra Nooyi said in a statement.
PepsiCo previously announced a $1 billion investment in the country that will be completed this year.
The Purchase, N.Y., company currently runs 27 beverage and food plants and five farms in China.
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C5 all day. Its faster around a track, cheaper to maintain, and based on my observations more reliable.
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C5 all day. Its faster around a track, cheaper to maintain, and based on my observations more reliable.
Like I've always said, American car companies not only make the best cars, they make the best commercials too!
Nice! I've always liked those! :thumbup:
Europe :facepalm:
That episode (the one with the bus and British finale) was an absolute snooze fest.
23k and reserve not met? The sellers are nuts.
Saw it yesterday and really enjoyed it, like all the others. Loved the 70s Ford Escort :thumbup:
You would hate the British version.
Any word yet on a uk crossover?
If you look to top gear for accurate car reviews, you are looking in the wrong place. Top gear should be wached for humor and seeing cars go fast.
Really enjoyed the first segment. Laughed out loud a few times :thumbup:
The Mercedes part was a snoozefest though.
This. A lot of people don't realize that you can take a 20k car, add $5000, and you can have something that out performs a supercar around a track and in a straight line.
I found it hilarious when Clarkson made the comment about modified cars breaking down. Does he realize how unreliable super cars are :laugh:
Correct, h/k.
I ended up getting a center Chanel. Sounds great, but I still feel like the whispers and dialogue at some points could be higher. I'm running the receiver in Dolby 3 Chanel.
Anyone have any ideas as to how they shot the p45 highway scenes? Their seemed to be genuine traffic, but I highly doubt Clarkson would actually drive that thing during normal traffic.
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Posted by Erica January 07, 2013
October Toys has just announced their piece for the Clutter Magazine (In)Action Figure show, taking place at the Clutter Gallery this Saturday!! Designed by Scott Tolleson and sculpted by George Gaspar the (In)Action Edition of the Baby Dead Beet is limited to 10 pieces each standing 1.75" tall. Each piece has been produced and customized by October Toys.
These Baby Dead Beets will be available at the (In)Action Figure Show at The Clutter Gallery in Beacon, NY from January 12th to February 2nd! Join The Clutter Gallery Preview List at HERE.
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Thursday, November 6, 2014 - 14:04A fresh crop has emerged from the Tolleson & Crooks farm: plush Beetlings!
Friday, July 18, 2014 - 14:43As we previously revealed, Scott Tolleson's "Deadbeet" design has received the plush makeover — again — from soft sculptural artist
Wednesday, July 16, 2014 - 12:09At SDCC 2014, DKE Toys is releasing S.U.C.K.L.E. Rejects Series 1 Set. Based on figures by The Super Sucklord and sculpted by George Gaspar. Each set of 4 handmade resin figures is $30 and they are limited to 100 sets.


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Aarathi (Born:1954, Aragal, Mysore) (Kannada: ಆರತಿ) is an Indian actress and producer of Kannada movies. She first became popular during the late 1970s and 1980s, and...
Complete: Aarathi Biography
Famous For
- Mitayi Mane - 2006 ( Kannada )
- Pooja Phala - 1990 ( Kannada )
- Khaidi - 1984 ( Kannada )
- Maduve Maadu Tamashe Nodu - 1984 ( Kannada )
- Bekkina Kannu - 1984 ( Kannada )
- Sididedda Sahodara - 1983 ( Kannada )
- Muthaide Bhagya - 1983 ( Kannada )
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one of the kannadas top actress, i remember that she was studying in maharanis college mysore, and she was classmate of one of my friends sister, not only i watched almost all the movie of her even tried my best to watch her as and when she comes to shooting in mysore, unforgettable great actress, extreem buity of the times,her diolog delivery was best,aarti ji where ever you are please come back
i just aarthi movies. my fav moies are subhamangala,hombhiselu. like to read and see lot more of aarthi.
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Police Department victim advocate position reinstated
Date: February 1, 2013
by: Roger Drouin | City Editor
The Sarasota Police Department has named Jude Castro, formerly of Crescent City, as the department's new victim advocate.
According to a press release, Castro has relocated to Sarasota and in her first few weeks of getting oriented, has already reached out to numerous victims of crimes offering assistance.
The Victim Advocate position was eliminated two years ago due to budget constraints; however, after receiving a report from the Independent Police Advisory Panel emphasizing the community-wide need for such a position, the City Commission reinstated it for the 2012-2013 budget, which began October 1.
The Victim Advocate provides services and support for crime victims, and is also the liaison between the Sarasota Police Department, the State Attorney's Office and various community support groups, which work to protect crime victims' rights.
"This position is an essential component in maintaining continuity so that difficult cases can be brought to a successful and timely resolution," said Mayor Suzanne Atwell. "The report really highlighted the critical need to support victims and for one staff person to keep tabs on a case as it winds its way through the process."
In 2012, the Sarasota Police Department investigated 237 domestic violence incidents resulting in 165 arrests.
If you are a victim of a crime committed in the City of Sarasota and are in need of assistance, you may reach Jude Castro at (941) 954-7021
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It will showcase 16 houses and other structures across the Chicago and suburban region that feature affordable and practical green living today. Open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, July 20 and 21, the suburban destinations are located in Elmhurst, Hinsdale, Wheaton, Brookfield, La Grange and Naperville.
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The top seed beat Andy Murray (GBR, 8) in straight sets, 7-5, 6-2, to progress into the BNP Paribas Masters semi-final on Friday.
Novak continued his quest for back-to-back titles at the BNP Paribas Masters with a 6-3, 7-6 (2) win over home favourite Gael Monfils on Thursday.
Defending champion recorded a 6-3, 6-4 win over Philipp Kohlschreiber (24) for a place in the last 16 of the Masters 1000 event.
The ninth and final ATP World Tour Masters 1000 event of the season is taking place in Paris from October 27 to November 2.
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Novak moved to last 16 at the Shanghai Rolex Masters with a 6-3, 6-4 victory over 21-year-old Austrian hope Dominik Thiem (ATP #39).
Novak is a two-time defending champion and no.1 seed. He will open quest for 20th Masters crown in R2 against Dominik Thiem.
Nole won his 46th tour-level title when he defeated Tomas Berdych 6-0, 6-2 in the China Open final, improving to a perfect 24-0 at the ATP 500 event.
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As noted in the Times earlier this week, Google users can now search deep into content sites without leaving Google, bypassing publishers' own search functions entirely. Publishers, contemplating the resulting page view migration from their sites to Google, have reacted negatively and some have asked Google to stop providing the extra search box underneath the results for their site.
Here how it works: I'm looking for an article I saw recently in Scientific American on particle physics so I google "SciAm." The first search result contains a search box incorporated with the SciAm.com links, so I type in "particle physics" there and get a page of relevant results from just SciAm. I see my article on click on it. Voila! Google creates one additional page view for Google (the second search results page) and at least two fewer for SciAm (their home page and their own search results page).
To most publishers, this probably seems like piling on. Google is already probably your number one source of external traffic. They may also be your fallback ad network, selling inventory on your site to blue chip advertisers and keeping most of the revenue. You don't want to antagonize them, for fear of losing your hard-won SEO gains (I'm getting a little skittish even writing this post).
This latest move highlights the strategic necessity of growing organic traffic and internal sales ability, reducing your Google dependency. A good role model is ESPN who announced this week that they are ditching ad networks entirely. Google may be "doing no evil" to your business, but they're not interested in giving you any help.More...
Many credit Hillary Clinton's presidential primary wins in Ohio and Texas to her controversial "Red Phone" ad designed to raise doubts about Barack Obama's experience on national security.
Despicable sleaze? Clever politics? Love the ad or or hate it, what I saw was a common sales tactic that every media sales rep uses at some time in their career.
When you sell a product where the outcome cannot be predicted, like a presidential candidate or a media buy, raising doubts about your competition, a.k.a "playing the fear card," is an effective way to win business.
On your next sales call:
If you are in a competitive sell where you have the more established, better known, or widely accepted product you can ask "what if" questions to raise doubts about your competition in the mind of your media buyer. Clinton's ad raised asked "what if" an inexperienced president got a 3:00 AM Red Phone crisis dropped in his lap.
Media questions you can use to raise doubts about competition:
"What if your ad campaign fails because you did not cover a key demographic (that my media covers better)?"
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"What if you ad campaign fails because you bought the cheaper media upstart instead of the media with the proven track recored?"
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"This is an important media buy. If it fails a lot of people could get hurt. Hey, remember the old saying from the 80's computer industry , "No one gets fired for buying IBM."
Don't push too hard. If your "sales technique" shows you will be branded as a manipulative huckster. To play the fear card you stoke the latent anxieties of your buyer but never overtly say the anxiety is totally justified. After you leave their office you just want them to worry about their media buy if it isn't with you.
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The tots won't touch New York magazine's "artful" nude photos of Lohan as Marilyn Monroe, which crashed nymag.com's servers in February to the tune of 20 million page views on each of the first two days the pics were posted.
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A word on the recent Mark Newman blog post about the art director/edi... er, excuse me, I mean the editor/art director relationship. It seems the editor is always right.
As you might expect, there's a bit of foot stomping about the piece in art directorial circlesŌĆöat least I think that's what it is. As we are just art directors, we can't express ourselves very clearly with wordsŌĆöso I'm hearing complaints but I'm not really sure what they're about. People think we art directors speak a secret language, sorta like porpoises, but no, we make no more sense to each other than we do to anyone else. Sad.
So, as I am incapable of mounting an effective counter-argument, I think I better concede his point, yes the editor is always "right" but only because he or she is defined as being so-at most magazines the art director reports to the editor. I'm actually not sure why this is a point worth making, there are very few of us who do not report to someoneŌĆöeditors report to publishers, publishers report to presidents, and presidents report to boards of directors. There's a lot more Dagwoods around than Mr. Bumsteads.
So why is he making it? Probably because it has never been less true. In the 1940s, when art directors were assigning a fraction of the art that appears in a modern magazine and pasting up rude mechanicals for hot-type forms, Mark Newman would have felt no need to defend his autonomy against the visual clerks who brought largely generic form to his words. It's now that the culture has grown increasingly visual, and the cognitive walls between words, images, and form have been shattered at the most successful magazines that his point seems urgent. The editorial inches, budgets, and staff devoted to art and design has never been higher. Most editors know that if they aren't visually conversant, their career will be limited and their magazine will suffer.
Now, good art directors have always been word people. The translation of verbal ideas into visual and graphic ones requires it. But, a lot of old-school editors are playing catchup right now, and they know it. But clearly, there are also and a few who haven't noticed that the nature of the magazine has changed.
There are, of course hacks in every field-art directors who can't read or understand past a headline, and complacent and blunt-witted editors, but we have entered a period in which, whether you are an art director or an editor, you must be bicameral to be fully competent. The increasing number of visually astute editors (and editors who know they should be, but aren't) has been good for us, and it's the future. No matter who's boss, we'll be getting up in each other's business for the foreseeable future.
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I didnŌĆÖt use the old chestnut ŌĆ£itŌĆÖs not you, itŌĆÖs meŌĆØ when I broke things off. After all, I was still the same guy I always was, right? She changed, not me. I got used to everything being the way it always was. I was happy. I knew what to expect week after week, month after month.
But then change came and I wasnŌĆÖt interested in continuing the relationship. And this was a relationship that had lasted as long as I can honestly remember, but things just werenŌĆÖt right between us. It was time to bring this decades-long relationship to an unceremonious end.
Yep, I let my subscription to TV Guide run out.
For the first time in my ENTIRE life, I do not receive this weekly staple that was once the largest circulation magazine in the world. TV Guide was one of those things I looked forward to as a kid (yes, I know itŌĆÖs sad). From the stylish coversŌĆöcheesy posed photos or Al Hirschfield caricaturesŌĆöto the shamefully easy crossword puzzle in the back (ŌĆ£_____ of HazardŌĆØ? Please!), TV Guide would send me into world that was all about one of my favorite things in the world: television.
Things were going fine until that fateful day back in 2005. No longer would it publish in its familiar digest-sized format; it was as big as People, Us Weekly, MenŌĆÖs Fitness, etc. But it wasnŌĆÖt the size that bothered me. It was the fact that it was trying to be all things to all people. The new grid for all the show listings was lacking and there were hours of the day that simply werenŌĆÖt covered anymore. Somehow it lost its charm.
Typically familiarity breeds contempt but in this case it bred content and I was no longer content so when my subscription expired, I unceremoniously buried my relationship with a magazine IŌĆÖd read all my life. I should also add that my cable company has a function that allows me to get more info about a given show than TV Guide now offered, so the decision was that much easier.
Now, I hardly even think about TV Guide. Sometimes IŌĆÖll see it in the grocery store but the feelings are no longer there. IŌĆÖve moved on. Does TV Guide miss me? Judging from the number of offers I still receive in the mail, apparently so, but not enough to go back to the way it was before: when I was happy.More...
The finalists for the National Magazines Awards were announced yesterday. AndŌĆölike every yearŌĆöthe list included some surprises (Good), snubs (Esquire) and the requisite head-scratchers (Bloomberg Markets?) that make any awards process fun.
And, also like every year, the list, like a lot of things in the consumer magazine industry, was dominated by a disproportionate number of magazines about or originating in New York.
Of the 128 finalists for this yearŌĆÖs Ellies, at least 78 are based (or have significant staff) in New York City. ThatŌĆÖs over 60 percent, for those of you scoring at home. (The New Yorker and New York magazine combined for 21 nominations alone.)
ItŌĆÖs always been a criticism of the media at-large. It locks its viewfinder on New YorkŌĆöto a lesser extent, L.A.ŌĆöand nothing else. And the media that covers mediaŌĆöparticularly the journalists that cover the magazine and advertising industriesŌĆöare especially prone to overstating the importance of New York, or, perhaps more accurately, not expanding the scope beyond Manhattan enough.
I think itŌĆÖs a valid gripe to have, but an unfair one, too. For starters, what is a journalist covering the magazine industry supposed to do when the American Society of Magazine Editors is not exactly hunting down new nominees (sorry, the Virginia Quarterly Review doesnŌĆÖt count anymore)? And when virtually every major magazine publisher works or has a sales office in New York, itŌĆÖs tough not to have your view distorted.
While we, at FOLIO:, always talk about representing the entire swath of magazine publishers in such far-flung places as ŌĆ£Washington D.C.ŌĆØ and ŌĆ£Chicago,ŌĆØ weŌĆÖre admittedly part of the machinery that gives New York its big head. (WeŌĆÖll shoot video and liveblog the Ellies in May, for example, like every other magazine media outletŌĆöand we should.)
But who cares what I think. What do you think? Has ASME become too New York-centric? Have the National Magazine Awards become the New York Magazine Awards? Will the MPA ever tire of Adam Moss?
Drop your comments below ŌĆ"More...
In the midst of an economic slowdown, businesses in all industries are battening the hatches and bracing for what looks like an ugly ride. The storm looks even more brutal for publishers given rising postal and paper prices.
So what are we and our customers doing in the midst of this besieged economy? Going skiing, of course!
In every cloud thereŌĆÖs a silver lining, and for my company, Storm Mountain Publishing (we publish Freeskier and Snowboard magazines) that silver lining is snow. Lots and lots of snow. The big fluffy kind that makes grown adults forget their financial woes, throw caution to the wind and spend their money on ski gear and ski travel. Ah yes, the power of powder.
One huge benefit of our vertical market is that weŌĆÖre somewhat ŌĆ£recession-proofŌĆØ as it relates to the broader economy. Our business is snow. When the white stuff falls, our industry booms, recession or no recession.
Perhaps itŌĆÖs the needed sense of escapism. Perhaps itŌĆÖs just the allure of the mountains. Whatever the reason, snow inspires our customers to spend money on skiing and snowboarding. And itŌĆÖs happening right now: above-averageŌĆöeven recordŌĆösnowfall across North America has helped fuel explosive growth in the winter sports category, amidst some of the worst economic conditions our country has seen in decades.
So far this season, all snow sports sales channels are reporting growth in unit and dollar sales, underscored by an overall growth of approximately 13 percent over the same period last season. Even better news for FreeskierŌĆÖs market, the twin tip ski category (skis used in terrain parks, half pipes, etc.) is the hottest selling type of ski on the market. Sales of twin tip skis are up 60% in units and 62% in dollars compared to last season.
So, while other businesses are worrying about the subprime mortgage crisis, GDP and the credit crunchŌĆöweŌĆÖre dancing around our office doing everything we can to please the snow god, in hopes that the sky keeps falling.
Because snow, above all else, equates to a good season of ad sales and business for us.
Less than a week after its 21st annual media conference wrapped up in Florida, investment firm giant Bear Stearns Co. was sold Monday to rival JP Morgan Chase & Co. for $240 millionŌĆöor just $2 per share, a 90 percent loss to what the company was worth a week ago.
Although the dramatic news doesn't have a direct impact on the magazine industry (unless Bear Stearns owes your business money, of course), it does have Wall Street traders up in arms again in a credit market that has former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan GreenspanŌĆöwho some blame for the housing market falloutŌĆöcalling the current U.S. economic crisis the "most wrenching since the end of the second world war."
Capital markets across all industries, including media investors, are nervous about yesterday's newsŌĆöand for good reason. "Every time that we think that we've seen the bottom of the credit market, something like this happens and we see that it can get much, much worse," Veronis Suhler Stevenson managing partner Tom Kemp told me during a phone conversation this morning. "Every time these things happen, the credit approval process becomes more difficult, leverage will be tougher and pricing will be higher."
The Bear Stearns acquisition "certainly casts a gloomy outlook over where the markets and economy are headed," DeSilva + Phillips managing partner Reed Phillips says.
Kemp and Phillips are right. What's going to come of situations like that with Reed Elsevier announcing plans to divest business sector magazine publisher Reed Business Information? A number of potential suitors have emerged, but is there really a strategic buyer out there willing to pony up $2-2.5 billion now?
We'll have to wait and see.
Acido Surtido is a remarkable and lovely poster/magazine published in Argentina by a small editorial team with support from the Ministry of Culture. Printing only 2000 copies, I feel fortunate that I have had the opportunity to review a nearly complete run of the stunning mag. In some ways, AS is similar to Lumpen in that both publications are free, both are lovely because of, and not despite of low production values, and both are the product of a cheerful but competitive collaboration among artists. Contributors at AS, I gather, work separately but meet to assemble the final arrangement of panels that make up the magazine. But, unlike the Chicago pub, Acido Surtido (which roughly translates as "Acid Mix") is almost entirely visually driven. AS is, in essence, an exquisite corpse of a magazineŌĆöwhile each issue is based on a theme, how contributors approach the core idea is individualistic, or even idiosyncratic. In fact, a few panels seem included not because they are particularly interesting on their own, but because they make the overall piece stronger by providing white space or a dash of whimsy in an otherwise serious issue.
While AS is both more graphic than literary, and unfurls into a poster (occasionally, one side is devoted to a single image) it is also, in every sense, a magazine. The juxtaposition of various contributorŌĆÖs work create the deep interactions that the best magazines relish inŌĆöbut here it is image and image rather than text and image that work together. As you unfold AS wonderful little moments occur (like the one below) in a carefully orchestrated interactive experience. The reader feels as if he or she is opening a present or untangling a mystery.
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Not my 14-year-old, Jenni, who (with profound apologies to GL magazine) found a way to interact with that publication in a way that is ... well, meaningful for a 14-year-old.
Magazines, and most print media, are more personal because you can hold them in your hands. From here interactivity can take on many forms: physical coupons, tear outs, inserts, pop ups, contest entry forms, and blow ins. There is a physical interactivity that comes from the act flipping pages. There is a lot of interactivity that comes from the more personal physical connection that only print can make ... even for a 14-year-old!
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Apparently my last blog postŌĆöEditors vs. Art DirectorsŌĆöreally struck a nerve, judging by the number of responses (22 by my last count). When the attacks got personal (name calling, questioning the legitimacy of my own magazine, etc.) it made me realize that there are some pretty deep-seeded feelings on this issue.
The overall point of the last blog was that while the editor and art director are partners, the burden of responsibility always falls onto the editor. IŌĆÖve seen a lot more editors than art directors lose their jobs due to a magazineŌĆÖs poor performance in my career. However, I have routinely seen art directors get the majorityŌĆöif not allŌĆöof the praise for how great a magazine has turned around while the efforts of the editorial staff go totally unnoticed.
That said, many of the art directors whom I sent the blog link to agreed with my comments. Maybe it helped that we worked (or still work) together in some capacity, or that they understood, not only where I was coming from, but my healthy attitude toward art directors.
Catherine Neill Juchheim, my art director at Southern Breeze, the REAL magazine I edit, says that it is essentially up to the A.D. to ride herd over the material as well as the editors and sales people. ŌĆ£Whether it is a duel with the editor (no, 1,000 words of copy will NOT fit there!) or a fight with the sales guys over those last minute ads (and money always wins), it is up to the intrepid art director to make it work.ŌĆØ
Anthony Picco, who served as my art director for four years at a not-for-profit, completely understood and agreed with my comments because we respected each otherŌĆÖs profession as well as each other as people.
ŌĆ£My job is to make the information in the magazine attractive, readable, and enjoyable,ŌĆØ Tony says. ŌĆ£I fully understand that there are times that business politics dictate cover choices or lead articles. I have no problem accommodating that. In a healthy working relationship, I am happy to listen to editors' suggestions.ŌĆØ
However Tony admits that he prefers less specific comments from his editors (ŌĆ£The cover looks too busy,ŌĆØ or ŌĆ£This article has to look spectacularŌĆØ). He adds that nothing annoys him more than when an editor tries to do HIS job with the ŌĆ£Make that type redŌĆØ or ŌĆ£I want the type justified, not flush right.ŌĆØ Or as he puts it: ŌĆ£Nothing drives an art director crazier than an editor who is a frustrated art director.ŌĆØ
Another former cohort, Samuel Fontanez, who worked as a staff artist and is now art director of a magazine I used to oversee, took exception to my seemingly iron-fisted management mantra. ŌĆ£While I agree itŌĆÖs the editorŌĆÖs job to reel in the A.D. into reality when he thinks theyŌĆÖve gone too far, [the editor] is not the only person on staff privy to the magazineŌĆÖs audience,ŌĆØ he says. ŌĆ£Any art director who doesnŌĆÖt know the audience or industry he or she is doing layouts for is basically a temp who has overstayed his or her welcome. So I think we deserve a little more credit in that area.ŌĆØ
John Scott, another former colleague who worked on two monthly publications where I was the managing editor, feels a lot of the issues between editors and their art doyennes are simply due to ego. ŌĆ£I think all editors and art directors have big egos, whether or not they admit it, so naturally there will always be clashes,ŌĆØ John wrote in his response to my initial post. ŌĆ£However, it is the ones on both sides that know how to control their ego and not let it get in the way that are the most successful. It is a team effort and there must be mutual respect and a bit of humility.ŌĆØ
John adds that if those egos get out of control, the end product will suffer and the work situation will be miserable. ŌĆ£Do you want to be right or do you want to be happy? That's always gotten me through plenty of situations.ŌĆØ
Many of the initial blog responders took issue to the ŌĆ£art director is always the wifeŌĆØ statement comparing the editor/A.D. relationship to a marriage. Sam was no exception. To wit, he says that if art directors are the wife, ŌĆ£then I suggest we make Lorena Bobbit our patron saint!ŌĆØ (Anyone who doesnŌĆÖt remember Lorena, Google her. And by the way, Sam ŌĆ" ouch!)
Catherine was also not a fan of the husband and wife mentality and stresses equality among the players. ŌĆ£It's the 21st century now, people; how many wives out there are truly subservient to their husbands?ŌĆØ she ponders. ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs an equal partnership or else it ends in divorce.ŌĆØ
John admitted that the ŌĆ£editor has final say,ŌĆØ but added that doesnŌĆÖt necessarily mean they are always right. I agree with this sentiment whole-heartedly. In one of my blog comments, I talked about how my art director and I were seemingly up against the editor-in-chief (who had been in that specific industry for over 15 years) and a mousey associate editor regarding a particular cover design. Jonathan, the A.D., created a stunning, emotional visual from an idea I had. Instead, the EIC opted for tired stock art that did nothing for the magazine. [PS: The magazine folded five months later and Jonathan and I are the only ones still working in the magazine industry.]
Unlike John, Tony acquiesced: ŌĆ£The editor is always right, in theory,ŌĆØ he says, ŌĆ£but there are ŌĆśEditors from HellŌĆÖ and I have worked for some of them. What does an art director do when an editor has no taste whatsoeverŌĆönot even bad tasteŌĆöand yet that editor wants to interfere? What do you do with a micromanager editor who believes you can only do your job properly if your hand is held every step of the way, from concept to completion? Ultimately, I have been fortunateŌĆöonly about 70% of the editors I worked for were insane.ŌĆØ
Whether or not an editor is always right, Catherine agrees that it is the editorŌĆönot the art directorŌĆöwho has the first and last word with a magazine. ŌĆ£It is the editor who writes or assigns the stories that sets the tone for the art director to follow,ŌĆØ she says. ŌĆ£It is the art directorŌĆÖs vision that brings those stories to life across the pages, but it is the editor's determination as to whether the art director's vision is in keeping with the spirit of the editorial written.ŌĆØ
Art directors lucky enough to have good editors basically have free reign with the look and feel of a magazine, which comes from mutual respect, according to Catherine. ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs also an open communication atmosphere where the editor and art director freely share ideas and perhaps even cross the lines of responsibility at times. Mark listens to any story ideas that I might have for Southern Breeze and I listen to him when he has an idea for an image to go along with something he has written. We also tell each other pretty candidly when we think something isn't going to work, and why. That way, both parties are invested in all aspects of the magazine, and both are driven to produce the best issue they can, time and time again. That is the only way to a successful magazine.ŌĆØ
However, an atmosphere where the editor and art director are constantly at odds will only result in a second-rate magazine and a very tense environment. ŌĆ£There is just no way a publication can succeed if the two ŌĆśparentsŌĆÖ are constantly fighting,ŌĆØ Catherine says. ŌĆ£That will just produce a take-side atmosphere and pretty soon the whole office is in an us-versus-them uproar and nothing good will come from that.ŌĆØ
And the final word has to go to Catherine: ŌĆ£To the editor who may consider his or her art director a freak or diva: it takes one to know one. And I think Mark would agree!!ŌĆØ
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Originally published Friday, November 2, 2012 at 5:30 AM
Friday TV Picks: 'Undercover Boss' on CBS
TV picks for Friday, Nov. 2, 2012, include "Undercover Boss" on CBS; "Election 2012: What's at Stake" on KCTS; and "Malibu Country" on ABC.
Tonight in Prime Time
'Undercover Boss'
This reality series follows a different executive every week as he or she goes undercover to look at a company's inner workings. For tonight's season premiere, we follow Modell's Sporting Goods CEO Mitchell B. Modell. 8 p.m. Friday on CBS (seattletimes.com/tvlistings).
Doug Knoop, Seattle Times staff
email@example.com or on Twitter @dougknoop
Also on Friday
"MLB Soccer," 7 p.m. (NBC Sports): Western Conference Semifinals, Leg 1: Real Salt Lake at Seattle Sounders FC (Live).
"Election 2012: What's at Stake," 8:30 p.m. (KCTS): How President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney plan to address the economy, Social Security, Medicare, affordable health care, immigration and protecting America's interests abroad.
"Malibu Country," 8:31 p.m. (ABC): Reba leaves her cheating husband and takes her kids and mother to California so she can revive her music career.
"Grimm," 9 p.m. (NBC): Portland's wesen community goes into a frenzy after a brutal vigilante homicide; Capt. Renard offers comfort to Juliette.
"Nikita," 9 p.m. (CW): Nikita asks why Division continues to run Percy's old missions; Alex is shot as Sean and Nikita try to stop a terrorist attack; Sonia and Birkhoff keep bickering.
"Phineas and Ferb," 9 p.m. (Disney): Norm, a host of an odd reality show, looks at the eventful life of Dr. Doofenshmirtz.
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