text: The Internet and the Decline of the Post's News Monopoly by John Sexton Aug 12, 2013 12:25 PM PT Share This: Print Robert J. Samuelson is an excellent business writer and, by his own admission, a "dinosaur." He doesn't think much of the internet in general and finds Twitter to be "frivolous." In the wake of the sale of the Washington Post to Jeff Bezos, Samuelson is concerned about what the future holds. As he puts it, the Post no longer has a captive audience: The physical newspaper, which is still the industry's main revenue source, is headed for history's dustbin or, if not that, to boutique status. Forbes puts Bezos's net worth at $25 billion. Graham argues that only someone like Bezos has the wealth, patience, technological aptitude and regard for newspapers' importance to guide The Post from its storied past to a successful future. I confess that this argument initially seemed weak until my 26-year-old son called to see how I was holding up. Though commiserating with me, his message was: Hey, this could be good for The Post. For years, The Post enjoyed a quasi-monopoly of largely captive readers and advertisers. Now it faces the Internet's Darwinian hyper-competition. Samuelson is right about what the Post faces. As an economics writer one might expect him to be a little more conversant with the benefits of competition rather than just the potential down side for his brand. In order to survive, the Washington Post will need to change. As someone who grew up in the Post's region and was often frustrated by its parochial DC liberalism, that sounds like a good thing to me. Here's how I put it back in April when the topic was the possible sale of the LA Times: Freed from the tether of a physical publication, newspaper's will become less dependent on their urban, left-leaning readers for support. The LA Times' online future, like that of the Washington Post, probably depends less on attitudes in LA and more on cultivating a mix of readers from around the country (and the rest of the English-speaking world). The progressive media market space is already pretty crowded. An increased awareness of what people living outside the big cities think about issues could help some of these papers diversify and, hopefully, survive. I guess the blindingly obvious still needs to be said occasionally: The internet is a very good thing. The internet has certainly earned its terrible reputation for spreading rumors and nonsense. Perhaps it has not gotten enough credit for spreading accurate facts and knowledge. For every bogus story put out there is someone connected to the internet--a genuine expert--who is able to correct the record in record time. In fact when it comes to politics, many of the principles can now speak for themselves quickly and easily on something called Twitter. For those not old enough to fully understand why the new way of sharing information is vastly better, let me explain. When I went to high school in Virginia the 1980s, writing a report meant scheduling an afternoon at the school library. Our library had a good selection. Still, you could expect to spend hours trying to find the 4 or 5 books which might be helpful and then even more time skimming those books to find the bits that were of interest. And if you needed a book at night or on the weekends the hours were very limited. It was very time consuming to gather even fairly basic information. I'm sure someone will make the semi-Luddite case that things were better when you had to sweat it out in the library stacks, but most of us would rather not spend an hour to find out what year the Democratic Republic of Congo became known as Zaire*. It's much easier to simply tap a few keys from a home computer. The same applies to gathering news. The internet is doing to newspapers what big box stores like Home Depot did to local hardware stores. Many will not survive. The ones that do will have to do things a bit differently. You can choose to see this as a net negative, but the market has already spoken about the direction we'll all be heading. As for covering the cost of reporting, that hasn't been worked out yet but in a free and capitalist society that's an opportunity not a reason to despair. We may not know which brands will survive, but the work that needs to be done will still get done and probably better in some ways than it was done before. *Zaire was the name for the Democratic Republic of the Congo (known as Belgian Congo prior to 1960), between 1971 and 1997. And if I'm wrong someone will be quick to correct me. The sea of knowledge by John Hayward Aug 12, 2013 1:18 PM PT Share This: Print In response to The Internet and the Decline of the Post's News Monopoly: I hope the Washington Post pulls through. More content is always better, from every part of the spectrum. In terms of the great online debate, healthy competition on both sides is better for both sides. It is best to suppress any twinge of schadenfraude * we might feel at the poor fortunes of any ideological competitor, because that would probably signal waning interest in your side as well. We all benefit from keen reader interest in the Great National Discussion, after all. A rising tide on the sea of knowledge lifts all boats. It's interesting to note the lightning speed of both information and disinformation. Perhaps my generation will be the last to remember what a time-consuming pain in the butt research used to be, even when you just wanted a simple fact about Zaire to mention in passing, let alone needed copious data about a highly contentious topic. I'll never forgot how, as a college student, I felt light-headed the first time I stuffed a Microsoft Encarta CD into the caddy of my external CD-ROM drive and realized I had an entire encyclopedia at my fingertips. Sometimes it makes me sad that people can't seem to do more with the incredible knowledge the Internet puts at all of our fingertips (even on our phones! How miraculous is that?) But I'm cheered by knowing that are doing plenty, and I keep having delightful little moments of discovery when I remember some question - trivial or profound - that always bothered me as a child, and realize I can now instantly discover the answer. * Schadenfraude must be suppressed, but on the other hand, Schraderbrau should always be indulged. Then Why Isn't There a National Center-Right Newspaper? by Ace Of Spades Aug 12, 2013 4:23 PM PT Share This: Print In response to The Internet and the Decline of the Post's News Monopoly: I put that as if I'm challenging you, John. I'm not. I was taken with your statement-- Freed from the tether of a physical publication, newspaper's will become less dependent on their urban, left-leaning readers for support. The LA Times' online future, like that of the Washington Post, probably depends less on attitudes in LA and more on cultivating a mix of readers from around the country (and the rest of the English-speaking world). The progressive media market space is already pretty crowded. An increased awareness of what people living outside the big cities think about issues could help some of these papers diversify and, hopefully, survive. That's quite an exciting idea. How can it be that the brothers Koch aren't entertaining the notion of putting their own national-brand newspaper together? Why be content to build upon the pile of failure that is the LA Times? What does the LA Times give you, except a brand name that many know and few trust? I know corporate goodwill has a market price; does bad will cost a lot of money too? It is true that people will tend to have a preference for their "local paper," even though, given cost-cutting and an increasing reliance on AP rewrites for news content, the "local paper" is largely an illusion already. Imagine the appeal of a nationally-branded center-right newspaper. Not a journal of opinion; that market is well-satisfied. But an actual newspaper, an actually objective one that favors neither party and reports stories without agenda. We wouldn't need such a thing to be biased in a conservative direction. Putting out the unvarnished truth -- actually covering stories like, say, Obama's lawless decision to suspend the law of ObamaCare -- would be a victory in itself. That's where I think the breakthrough would be: Not in a paper that serves a particular audience, but which actually strives, consciously and vigilantly, to remain absolutely neutral. Could such a paper, delivered entirely online, make it? Well, the average city has a population of, what, 300,000? If that? (Average, I say; and there are many more small cities like Duluth than mega-cities like New York.) And of that, how many are potential subscribers? 100,000, at the very best? If they can almost turn a profit, or at least not lose so much money as to be forced into bankruptcy tomorrow, why couldn't a national center-right (I say "center-right" but I actually just mean "not liberally biased") make it with a potential readership as high as 100 million? A center-right national paper will not be permitted by John Hayward Aug 13, 2013 7:40 AM PT Share This: Print In response to Then Why Isn't There a National Center-Right Newspaper?: I suspect part of the answer to your question, Ace, is that a national center-right newspaper would not be permitted. Look at the sharknado of grief that spins up whenever anyone with conservative or libertarian leanings tries to purchase a media property. Not only does the center-right newspaperman have to worry about the flying monkeys of the Left, he's going to be fighting the calcified print-media aristocracy, currently parked in creaking chairs around a cobwebbed dinner table and sipping cold nostalgia soup while they mourn the passing of the great Washington Post dynasty. These factors can be overcome, but I wonder if potential center-right investors just don't want to deal with the hassle, especially if it has repercussions within their social circle. The success of Fox News remains one of the most curious phenomena in media history: a grand-slam business model that nobody wants to emulate. I think print media is even more blinkered. It's too bad, because your suggestion is exactly what big-bucks conservative donors should be doing right now. Buy up media properties at fire-sale prices. Get a foothold in the sort of ostensibly non-political genres that liberals routinely use to upload their ideas into popular culture. How about a little battlefield preparation for 2016, instead of fighting uphill? Why There Isn't a Center-Right Newspaper in America by John Sexton Aug 13, 2013 11:03 AM PT Share This: Print In response to Then Why Isn't There a National Center-Right Newspaper?: Interesting question. I was looking at this from the ground up and from that perspective I think it's inevitable that most of these papers die off unless they differentiate themselves in the national marketplace. Once print publication ceases, all of these papers have the same potential for national reach, the same customer base. Put another way, if we end up with a dozen major liberal papers (New York, DC, LA, Chicago, San Francisco, etc.) pumping the same material onto the internet to the same target demo of urban hipsters, you have a very competitive marketplace. That's why Samuelson is right that the Post faces a hyper-competitive future. The liberal news space is already pretty saturated. Papers that used to carve out a regional dominance will now have to go head-to-head and compete. And in the end we can probably get by with 3 or 4 papers that do what the NY Times does. We don't need twenty such papers. Now, just because the liberal media space is crowded does not mean that the same space on the right is equally crowded. So your question is why hasn't anyone exploited that market space. And here I'm pretty confident that you already have a few ideas about that but I'll play along. One possible explanation is that most journalists are liberals first and business people second in the same way that a lot of people in Hollywood seem to be culture warriors first and entertainers second. There's definitely some of that going on. But like Bernie Goldberg I think a lot of media bias is less self-conscious than that. Most of the time the left doesn't need a conspiracy to lean left, they're just seeing the world the way they believe it should be seen. Of course the things they care about are front page material. Of course the things the right cares about are fringe and kooky. Everyone knows that! I'm sure you've seen the surveys which show that people on the right are better able to mime a left-wing perspective than vice versa. Some of this is a genuine inability to grok what other people are thinking. Leaning left comes naturally and so it probably feels like objectivity to people on the left. On the other hand leaning right (as in a right-leaning paper) would feel unnatural and wrong to these same liberals. So there won't be a right-leaning newspaper in the US so long as running a newspapers involves hiring a cadre of culturally left-leaning J-school grads who take their own perspective for granted. But other things have filled the gap in the marketplace. This site is an example as is the Drudge report, which now gets nearly a billion visits a month. And the Daily Mail in the UK is cut off from some of the tropes of US liberalism and so has a populist, center-right flavor. It is now the largest English language news site with 134 million uniques last month. So getting back to your question, why isn't there a center-right newspaper in the US? Because of politics, primarily. Something will fill that market space eventually but it probably won't be a US paper staffed with left-leaning J-school grads. 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If the PC's are only used for music production there is no need for any updates. I have several friends with recording studios that never put their recording system on line and have never had any Windows/Security updates. Most updates are for OS fixes or security issues. Since he is not on line he does not need the security issues and if the Music software is running without problems there is no Operating System issues that are critical.
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The property has a very romantic and relaxed feeling and an ideal place to just sit back and enjoy, also a good base from which to do your exploring of the island.
Keywords: Garden, lush, warm, cozy, romantic, comfortable, countryside, peaceful, tropical, home, quiet, tranquil, cottage.
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- unsuitable for elderly or infirm
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About The Owner
Joanne, your host is a Canadian who has been living in Antigua for the past 24 years. She is an avid gardener and the property reflects this. Another of Joanne's passion is food, for over 12 years she ran a restaurant she started in the harbour. Having sold the restaurant she now turns her attention to the maintenance of her garden and the operation of a Farmer's Market. Want to feel at home, Joanne is your best host!
The Owner purchased this cottage in 2009
Why The Owner chose St. Paul
I had the cottage built in 2009 in my garden as I think it is a very beautiful place and wanted to share it with others.
What makes this cottage unique
The sound of the birds singing during the day and the tree frogs in the evening add to swimming tin the pool that is surrounded by bamboo and palm trees and is even more beautiful in the evening in the bath temperture water and the star clustered skies.


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Hicksville volunteer firefighters responded to over 40 storm-related calls for assistance during Hurricane Irene as numerous trees took down utility poles and wires.
Depending on location and amount of damage, officials estimated it would take a week after the initial outages were reported for power to be fully restored.
LIPA and out of state crews, working day and night, must determine power is fully turned off in order to begin removing trees. After damage is cleared, new poles can be erected. Residents are advised to avoid touching or stepping on any wires as well as metal fences, which could be energized by fallen wires. Assume all wires are "hot" and notify LIPA for hazardous areas or call 911 for emergency conditions.
A majority of fire department incidents involved power lines down and burning, shorted transformers and trees leaning on homes. There were also a number of alarms for automatic fire alarms tripped due to power surges and carbon monoxide detector activations (a common problem for firefighters because of improper maintenance, e.g. battery replacement). Hicksville Fire Department Chief Edward Korona, Jr. requested his volunteers to standby in all four fire stations after attending to their families.
Two serious car crashes were reported and suspected due to traffic signal outages on Sunday evening. A three-car crash at Old Country Road and Newbridge Road resulted in several injuries, one being a serious trauma injury. Twenty minutes later, a two-car crash occurred at Old Country Road and Jerusalem Avenue. A trauma injury was reported as well and the Jaws of Life were required to evacuate passengers from their vehicle. Nassau County Police, Hicksville and Jericho Fire Departments handled both incidents. Unsafe speed approaching the intersections was thought to be the cause in both incidents.
The U.S. Fire Administration has released an advisory regarding the use of portable generators as well. An improperly connected generator connected to your home wiring system without a functional transfer switch is a safety hazard. Without a transfer switch, backfeeding can occur. The power from the generator can be sent back into the area power grid and energize wires thought to be dead. An electrocution hazard is created for your neighbors and utility workers in the area. Seek professional help connecting a generator directly to your home's wiring system.


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All outpatient areas are located on-campus and can be quickly and easily reached without driving.
Parkland Gynecology Clinic
This newly remodeled facility is used exclusively for seeing gynecologic patients. The Division of Gynecologic Oncology has 12 exam rooms available each Tuesday. The clinic is located on the 3rd floor directly beneath the outpatient chemotherapy infusion area on the 4th floor. Eighty to 100 patients are routinely scheduled and interpreter services are readily available in addition to chaperones, nurses, social services, and office staff.
Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center
This modern outpatient facility is housed on the second floor of the Seay Biomedical Building (NC) on UT Southwestern Medical Center's North Campus, which is contiguous to the state-of-the-art laboratories used for basic and translational research. The Simmons Cancer Center houses 12 exam rooms and 17 individual chemotherapy infusion rooms.
Clinical Facilities: Inpatient
Parkland Memorial Hospital, St. Paul University Hospital, and Zale Lipshy University Hospital are located on campus and can be quickly and easily reached without driving.
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Parkland Memorial Hospital is Dallas County's only public hospital that ensures that health care is available to all Dallas County residents. Parkland was the first and still remains the primary teaching hospital for UT Southwestern's multifaceted educational programs. All of its physician services are provided under contract with UT Southwestern. Its facilities encompass 990 beds in 1.24 million square feet. The annual budget is $1.026 billion and it employs more than 8,000 people. It is governed by the seven-member Dallas County Hospital District board of managers, appointed by the Dallas County Commissioners Court. Recently, Parkland was ranked 21st in the nation for its gynecologic care in U.S. News and World Report.
Women's Services delivers approximately 15,000 babies annually, making it the nation's largest single-site delivery facility. Parkland is the main provider of care to underserved minorities where 50 percent of patients are African American, 40 percent are Hispanic, and 10 percent are White. All the effective forms of cancer therapy are available and the cancer program is approved by the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer. There is a dedicated gynecologic oncology ward (4-West) and clinic that provide comprehensive care for patients receiving surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, pain control, and palliative care under the guidance of the fellow and faculty.
St. Paul University Hospital
Founded in 1896, St. Paul University Hospital was the first private hospital in Dallas and also the only Catholic hospital in North Texas. In 2005, the hospital merged with UT Southwestern Medical Center. Approximately 100 UT Southwestern specialists and approximately 900 community physicians provide care for its patients.
St. Paul University Hospital currently holds 300 beds (licensed for 550) in its 600,000 square feet and employs 1,500 staff. The 12 operating rooms all have state-of-the-art equipment and all the effective forms of cancer therapy are available along with a tumor registry. The cancer program is approved by the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer. The gynecologic oncology service admits to the oncology floor (3-South).
Zale Lipshy University Hospital
This not-for-profit hospital was named in honor of the Zale and Lipshy families. In 1989, University Medical Center Inc. opened the hospital and began operating Zale Lipshy as the private referral hospital for patients of UT Southwestern physicians. In 2005, the hospital merged with UT Southwestern Medical Center. Its facilities have 151 licensed and staffed beds in a total of 300,000 square feet. Zale Lipshy University Hospital has an annual budget of $100 million and it employs 800 staff.
Its facilities, which accommodate patients from around the world, include 12 operating suites for specialized surgical care in neurological surgery, orthopaedics, urology, gynecology, otorhinolaryngology, ophthalmology, general and oncological surgery, oral and maxillofacial surgery, vascular surgery, plastic and reconstructive surgery, and breast services. All the effective forms of cancer therapy are available and includes a tumor registry. The cancer program is approved by the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer. Gynecologic oncology service admits to the oncology floor (7th floor.)
Research Facilities
Nancy B. and Jake L. Hamon Center for Therapeutic Oncology Research
The Hamon Center, located in the Simmons Biomedical Research Building on the North Campus, houses the Laboratory of Gynecologic Oncology. The lab has 500 square feet of space and an adjoining office for research activities. The lab is dedicated to the study of the molecular biology of gynecologic cancers under the guidance of Division faculty. The laboratory is focused primarily on translational research, has the facilities for tissue culture, in vitro and in vivo tumor growth assays, and also houses the IRB-approved gynecologic oncology tumor bank. This lab evaluates the biologic effects of chemotherapy, genetic therapy, and immunotherapy on gynecologic malignancies. The fellow will be involved in some of the many laboratory research projects and encouraged to develop their own projects with faculty supervision that will typically serve as the basis for their thesis.
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A new mobile app which shows when cows are in heat has been launched worldwide by Dairymaster an Irish company. It will replace a vasectomized bull for many farmers. It will be launched in the US next week.
The device known as Moomaster allows dairy farmers to know when to send for the artificial insemination man or the real bull and is being hailed as a major breakthrough, reports the Irish Examiner.
Dairymaster technical director Dr. Ed Harty stated that "The MooMonitor goes around the cow's neck and uses an accelerometer to measure its movements. In breeding, it is critical to know the right time in the cow's fertility cycle. This app allows us to look for specific types of activity, allowing us to know the cow is ready for breeding.
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"Traditionally, people put a vasectomized bull in with the cows to monitor when they are in heat, with somebody watching for cows to be in heat. If you're an AI technician, you don't have to waste time driving around checking for farms with cattle in heat."
The app will be rolled out in the US next week and distributed by Selecte Sires the USA's largest artificial insemination company.
The breeding windows is less than four hours in 15% of cattle, and less than eight hours in 30% of cattle says Dairymaster so the new technology is a lifeline for many farmers.
Harty stated; "The Dairymaster on-farm surveys showed that there can be a relatively small breeding window in many cattle. They also found that some breeding windows can commence at midnight or 1am, at times when cattle are not normally being monitored.
"The chances of catching a cow in heat earlier is a great advantage. Farmers can judge, for instance, that the conception rate might be higher in the evening and call in the AI technician accordingly."
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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday home in Lake Barkley - Bayview-Cottage
House, 3 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 6-8)
Newer 3 bedroom cottage located on lake Barkley with electric at dock for battery charger and fish cleaning. Fresh cut 12x 38 foot cedar deck. Located 15 minutes west of Cadiz, 25 minutes of east Murray, 45 minutes south of Paducah, 2 hours north of Nashville.
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Veterans Day is next Tuesday. Our nation has seen twelve years of combat in Iraq and Afghanistan. The war has been present, but perhaps at a safe distance for those who haven't had someone close to them in harm's way. One thing is clear: it's going to take all of us to bridge the civilian/military divide and completely reintegrate our warriors back into our society.
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The Outlets at Tejon opened its doors for holiday shopping at 8p.m. on Thanksgiving, and some store operators say this is the weekend that could make or break them.
A hit and run crash just after 6 p.m. Thanksgiving left a man dead on Weedpatch Highway, north of Sunset Boulevard.
Engineers say the unique construction method takes advantage of conditions in the area, and it's actually cheaper than regular bridge construction.
Black Friday is just a couple of days away, but already shoppers are lining up outside stores to get the best deals.
For those not ready for the crowds and lines of Black Friday, another option might be better for you and the local economy – Small Business Saturday.
The crowds appeared thin this Black Friday, as more people headed to stores earlier Thursday. What used to be simply Black Friday, has turned into a multi-day shopping event. Many speculate the smaller crowds on Friday are due to stores opening earlier on Thanksgiving.
An ATV driver led a Kern County Sheriff's deputy on a chase Friday morning, dumped the ATV and got away.
Eyewitness News Mornings reporter Josh Helmuth offers advice on holiday sales. He explains what really makes a bargain.
If you're looking for a last minute place to grab a Thanksgiving meal, a couple of groups around town want to serve you.
About 350 families received a complete Thanksgiving meal box Wednesday. This is the 13th year that Bakersfield North Rotary has raised money to be able to put the boxes together and provide dinner to those in need.
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Coming out of a restaurant in Taft, I happen to look up to see this wonderful view. We were hoping for more rain. Instead, we got a show from God.
Hollywood actor Mickey Rourke returned to the boxing ring Friday at the age of 62, defeating a fighter less than half his age in an exhibition bout.
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, a helmetless storm trooper appeared in frame, panicked and sweaty in the middle of vast desert landscape, kicking off the first official look at "Star Wars: The Force Awakens."
Paris Hilton has revealed she is single after splitting from a recent "summertime fling."
An Australian lawyer has set a world record by stringing up almost 1.2 million Christmas lights in the center of the national capital.
A man is facing a felony menacing charge after two western Colorado sheriff's deputies say he pointed a banana at them and they thought it was a gun.
Pat Hanson of Central Point says she's lost about 10 pounds recently, an aftereffect of a fall, and noticed in church earlier this month that her mother's wedding ring was loose on her finger.
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Shyanne Schull announced her resignation Tuesday. She'll begin work as director of Washoe County Regional Animal Services in Reno after the first of the year.
The football game Richard Martinez played at Beach Park Thursday morning wasn't the only one going on. "Turkey Bowls" have become a time honored tradition on Thanksgiving.
But not very many other games Thursday morning were played between co-workers.
But not very many other games Thursday morning were played between co-workers.
A federal judge on Wednesday put a new Arizona law against "revenge porn" on hold after civil rights groups sued over constitutional grounds.
The Court Appointed Special Advocates of Kern County announced dates for volunteer orientation.
Three people were arrested Tuesday during a theft investigation. Officers were looking into a residential burglary that occurred over the weekend.
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Multiple explosions tore through the central mosque in Nigeria's second-largest city on Friday, killing 35 people, police said.
New Hampshire police say a man who broke into his neighbor's apartment to silence a barking dog ended up getting bitten and arrested.
A renewed plunge in oil prices is a worrying sign of weakness in the global economy that could shake governments dependent on oil revenues. Yet it is also a bonus for consumers as prices fall at the pump, giving individuals more spending money and lowering costs for many businesses.
Some well-off Manhattan residents paid $100 each Friday for the honor of eating a candlelit holiday dinner with homeless people at a church, an intersection of two worlds that left one down-on-his luck man thinking the seemingly impossible might happen.
Ray Rice has won the appeal of his indefinite suspension by the NFL, which has been "vacated immediately," the players' union said Friday.
For the first time in school history, Kennedy practiced on Thanksgiving. The Thunderbirds are a game and day away from their first valley title
An Olympics in San Francisco would have a majestic backdrop: the orange spires of the Golden Gate Bridge rising above the bay's blue water, steep hills that create a postcard skyline and mountain vistas in every direction.
Whether the city's long past with the Olympics will help or hurt is a topic the U.S. Olympic Committee must reconcile as it decides whether to give Los Angeles a shot at hosting its third Summer Games.
The moves give the Red Sox a potent batting order that includes two of the last three World Series MVPs, Sandoval and David Ortiz. But they still have to replace the four starting pitchers they traded last summer.
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It's a growing problem, especially during the holiday season. Thieves swiping packages directly from the doorsteps of homes. A San Francisco tech start-up has come up with a solution. Jonathan Bloom reports.
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A renewed plunge in oil prices is a worrying sign of weakness in the global economy that could shake governments dependent on oil revenues. Yet it is also a bonus for consumers as prices fall at the pump.
Christmas trees likely will cost a little more this year, and growers like John Tillman say it's about time.
The United States is appealing a World Trade Organization decision that made it harder for U.S. consumers to know where meat in the grocery story came from.
Ken and Judy Carreras got up before sunrise and drove an hour to find their Black Friday treasure - an acorn-shaped birdfeeder crafted by an inmate at Maine State Prison.
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The U.S. military, along with the auto industry, is scrambling to fortify the cyber defenses of commercially available cars before criminals and even terrorists penetrate them.
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Shia Labeouf has alleged he was raped by a stranger during his live art installation show earlier this year.
Embattled comedian Bill Cosby has resigned from his role as co-chairman of a fundraising campaign for his alma mater university as his sex abuse scandal continues to rage.
Creed frontman Scott Stapp says he's broke.
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A fall in energy costs as a result of dramatic declines in oil markets has pushed inflation across the 18-country eurozone down to 0.3 percent in the year to November, official figures showed Friday.
A Japanese firm said it will go ahead with plans to build light-rail cars in Los Angeles County, a month after threatening to pull out when talks with organized labor groups stalled, transportation officials announced.
Sales of new U.S. homes edged up modestly in October, led by a big jump in activity in the Midwest.
Greater optimism about income growth and future spending pushed U.S. consumer sentiment to a fresh 7-year high in November.
Chris Mann learned it's better to hire help for the November and December holidays while people in many parts of the U.S. are still wearing shorts and tank tops.
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Veteran Roger Hatcher said he's seen the entire country of Iraq. His house is decorated with memories from his time as a Marine: hats, pictures, and even the flag he carried when soldiers found Saddam Hussein. Now his battle with cancer is way tougher than anything he faced overseas.
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Guess who's back – back again. Well, it's just us. But still, tell a friend.
Laura and I are back for this season of girls lacrosse, bringing you coverage, stats, updates and a whole lot of random whatever. It's a celebration! We wanna be as fun, informative and interactive as possible. We're generally terrible, mean-spirited people, but we make an exception for you guys. If you've got suggestions, ideas or anything you want us to know about, e-mail us. We do respond.
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Also… We're going with the whole Beyonce theme for the headlines on Players of the Week. In 2011, it was "Girl You Be Killin' 'Em" and last season we did "Girls on Fire." Because, y'know, we can't just call it "Players of the Week." And I don't even like Beyonce's music. But there's a 99.8% chance you do, so we'll run with it.
Without further ado:
Carlee Janelli, North Shore
She had four goals and two assists, and scored the winner with 22 seconds left in overtime to lift the Vikings over Sacred Heart, 14-13.
Kristin Yevoli, Massapequa
She had three goals and four assists, and scored the winner with 25 seconds left as the Chiefs edged East Islip, 12-11. (Yevoli also scored the winning goal in the Nassau Class A field hockey championship. Relevance to this? None. But the field hockey drops on this blog will be gratuitous. Ay, free shout-out to Lena Pollich, too.)
Sophia Gambitsky and Catie Ingrilli, Wantagh
These were from the same game, so they'll share a spot. Gambitsky made nine saves, four on free-positions in the second half, and had three interceptions to help the Warriors beat Sacred Heart, 16-11. And six of those goals were scored by Ingrilli. (Yep, I did see that Colleen Lovett had 5-n-5 today, but since that performance was this week, it'll be eligible for the next POTW. Congrats to your Red Sox, though.)
Michele Lammers, Port Washington
She made 12 saves in the Vikings' 14-4 win over Friends Academy last Thursday. A .777 save percentage in lacrosse – pretty darn good.
Ashley Gomes and Elena Sparaco, Freeport
Gomes scored six goals and Sparaco had three goals and four assists to lead Freeport in a 17-9 win over Valley Stream District. Who said cheerleaders can't ball?
Jackie Jahelka, Garden City
The senior tied a career-high with four goals and had two assists in the Trojans' 12-4 win over St. Paul's School for Girls (Md.). Jahelka had also scored four goals in their season opener against North Shore.
Haley Crosson and Sam DeBellis, Cold Spring Harbor
Crosson made 11 saves in the Seahawks' 11-5 win over Oakton (Va.) on Saturday, wrapping up a road trip on which Cold Spring Harbor dominated two Virginia teams. DeBellis, a sophomore, had a breakout performance with six goals to spark the Seahawks in an 18-10 win over Robinson (Va.).
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DUBLIN (AP) - Northern Ireland's government says it will investigate decades of cover-ups of child abuse in boarding schools and other institutions run by the Catholic Church, Protestant denominations and the state.
The move mirrors a similar investigation in the Republic of Ireland, where two state-ordered probes in 2009 documented how tens of thousands of children in Catholic Church-run residential schools suffered sexual, physical and mental abuse from the 1940s to 1990s.
First Minister Peter Robinson says the probe by Northern Ireland government agencies will identify the scale of past abuse and recommend counseling and other support for victims still alive today.
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EDC New York Artist Preview: JoeX2
May 5, 2014
We don't want to give too much away, but when Los Angeles-based artist JoeX2 hits EDC NY for his very special live painting project, the entire festival will be his canvas. JoeX2, along with his partner Trixter, are longtime Insomniac collaborators who have painted at our parties across the country. JoeX2 has been doing graffiti since the mid-'80s and got his start painting a surface where he could express himself without getting in trouble—the back of his bedroom door. "I didn't choose graffiti; graffiti chose me," he says.
We spoke with JoeX2 about his upcoming art project at EDC New York.
When did you start doing graffiti?
Philadelphia, in 1986. Graffiti was everywhere in Philly, and I started copying my first tags there. You couldn't walk down the street without seeing buildings with broken windows and graffiti, and when I stood on the platform waiting for the train and saw some big, top-to-bottom style pieces with colors going by, I was like, "This is the best thing I've ever seen."
What was your first paid gig?
My dad came up to me one day and said, "If you're not going to go to college, you've got to figure something out. Here's a couple hundred bucks. Make it happen." It was Christmas time, and I told my friend that we were going to buy some paint and paint Christmas windows. We ended up making $4,000 that month. I paid my dad back his money.
When did you start working with Insomniac?
The first EDC I went to was last year in Orlando, and I participated in other events like Beyond Wonderland, Nocturnal and Escape. I painted the bass stage at Beyond Wonderland and put Insomniac graffiti onto a truck that we brought in.
What are your plans for EDC New York?
This is not as premeditated as a lot of the other projects I've done for Insomniac; it's definitely guerilla style. We're going to do some urban, New York-based traditional graffiti and just have fun, make it funky and get as many spots as possible.
Where can Headliners find your paintings?
I'm going to look for structures where I can get loose with some spray paint and get the EDC logo up
for people to see.
How many spots do you think you'll hit?
I think we can do a couple dozen. We're not going to spend a lot of time on each one. We're going to treat it like we're actually doing it on the street. We first find a spot, create the outline, fill it in, add a couple pops of color, do a border, a tag and we're out and to the next spot.
What imagery are you going to incorporate?
I don't know exactly what that's going to be, but I know the vibe Pasquale has created and what he is after. There will be a traditional old school raver look to some of it, and some new school too. It'll be a good mix that looks organic in the space. I want it look like it belongs there.


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