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With the economy in turmoil, many MBA graduates are finding the job search tough going. To give readers some insight into the strategies they're pursuing and the difficulties they face, BusinessWeek has recruited four out-of-work MBAs to write about their experiences for a new feature called "The Hunt" that will appear periodically on the Getting In blog. Comments, as always, are welcome.
By Juan Manuel Meneses Buchanan
Job searching now is somewhat of a love- hate relationship. You love to see opportunities coming through and then hate to see them passing through your fingers like sand in an hourglass. Often, in this economy, the reasons are more about destiny and sheer numbers and less about your capabilities and skills. You might even be the perfect match for a particular job, but things still don't go your way.
More than five job openings with investment banks and asset managers were closed during the second and even final rounds of hiring because of market conditions. The recruiting was just put on hold, but now it appears that the engine is starting again. I will keep my fingers crossed and prepare myself for the opportunities that might lie ahead.
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Sometimes, it is hard, especially when bills and the student loan payment deadlines come ever closer, but getting mad or desperate will not help you. At some point, my entrepreneurial spirit earned wings and took flight. I started to evaluate the idea of launching my own business, which would be great for someone like me. After all, my life menu has always featured risk taking, optimism, and a little luck. So, maybe I will start my own business. Who knows?
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The Arlington City Council is on a winning streak.The Rangers' success and Cowboys Stadium events have brought record numbers of visitors, and the remaking of downtown Arlington has made Center Street more than just a name.Arlington is larger in area than Boston and has more people than St. Louis, Pittsburgh or Cincinnati. Yet despite the demands of growth and age, the City Council has resisted raising taxes 21 times in the last 22 years.Combined, the mayor and four incumbents on the May 11 ballot have lived in the city 232 years. Councilman Robert Rivera is unopposed in District 3.Arlington is fortunate to have such experienced and dedicated leaders.MayorRunning for his sixth term at 74, Robert Cluck says he is not tired yet -- and not finished yet.The obstetrician and hospital vice president remains proud of Cowboys Stadium, about to host a NCAA basketball Final Four playoff, and said he expects another major announcement soon involving the stadium.He supports the proposed experimental public-private shuttle bus route connecting downtown to the Trinity Railway Express, but says he will wait and see whether Arlington should plan more public transit.Challenger Chris "Dobi" Dobson, 34, a massage therapist, said he wants to motivate younger voters. He criticizes council members for accepting event tickets and says their tickets should be distributed to the public by lottery.Another challenger, Jerry Pikulinski, 74, a retired economist, declined to be interviewed for this editorial.The Star-Telegram Editorial Board recommends re-electing Robert Cluck mayor.Place 8, at-largeIncumbent Michael Glaspie Sr. has lived in Arlington 31 years. That makes him the newcomer of the five incumbents on the ballot.Glaspie, 66, was elected last year to complete the late Gene Patrick's unexpired term. An education minister at Mount Olive Baptist Church, he has degrees in math and finance and has served on school and county boards.Glaspie said he has helped establish fair building codes for older apartments. He said he wants the city to focus on rebuilding and repairing streets.Challenger Joe M. McHaney, 55, is an environmental consultant who has run four times for other offices. He says Arlington doesn't need public transit yet and should operate its own system if ever needed.A second challenger, Richard Weber, 56, is a retired city information technology employee. He says the city did not bargain hard enough on a recycling contract.The Star-Telegram Editorial Board recommends re-electing Michael Glaspie Sr. in the at-large election for District 8.District 4Incumbent Kathryn Wilemon, 76, seeks her sixth term representing west Arlington.A 63-year Arlington resident, Wilemon is vice chair of the Regional Transportation Council and has worked hard most of her adult life solving problems, both as a volunteer and civic leader.Challenger Daniel Wood, 29, a medical equipment technician, has lived in Arlington three years. He criticizes the council for not televising the citizens' comment segment of its meetings. He said the city should stop wasting money, but he had no specific example.The Star-Telegram Editorial Board recommends re-electing Kathryn Wilemon in District 4.District 5Representing downtown and east central Arlington, council incumbent and community volunteer Lana Wolff has led successful redevelopment.Wolff, 66, is seeking her sixth term. She says her next goal is to continue work along the city's aging commercial corridors, including East Abram Street and East Park Row Drive.Challenger Christopher McCain, 22, a UT-Arlington student and U.S. Army veteran, says 10 years in office is too long. He hopes to motivate younger voters.The Star-Telegram Editorial Board recommends re-electing Lana Wolff in District 5.
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shoes just don't stay on the shelves so still end up with a heap in the wardrobe, the photo on the box makes it look like they are level but when put together they slope way to much, ok for heals i guess but useless for flats and trainers
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fits all shoes and space underneath last rung to put shoes! not quite as illustrated on box. shelves are at a slant not straight. doesn't matter - but thought I had assembled wrong. assembly piece of cake.fits exactly where I need it to and takes less space than my previous one but holds more shoes! perfect
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Wilderness Elementary to receive iPads for reading success on Saturday
Wilderness Elementary School will receive 10 new Apple iPads on Saturday at Spotsylvania Towne Centre as a reward for having the most students take part in the mall's "Read For A Reason" event in December, the mall just announced.
In addition, second grade teacher June Bennett will be given a gift card for Books-A-Million and her class will receive a party catered by Chick-fil-A. The award ceremony will take place at "The Unsmashable" display in the food court of Spotsylvania Towne Centre, according to the announcement.
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Or start McGee and give him 30min a game so he can also play with miller(and no he doesn't need him,thats what karl thinks that he does!!)..and we would make room for Evan/JHam
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As I said Evan is our future SG so we want to keep him
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What's wrong with ty?who is going to play millers backup??Evan??(would love to see this)..
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Giving SAC 5-6 role players isn't going to help them, they want young guys to build a team with. None of those guys would really help them with that.
Everytime someone is available I always see everyone offer 5-6 players on DEN that really have not much value... teams are going to want some quality back, not just quantity.
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The Washington health policy world is headed for a major shake-up next year, as more long-time leading legislators opt for retirement. The recent announcement that Rep. Henry Waxman (D-Calif) will leave marks the end of a 40-year career on Capitol Hill, highlighted by engineering enactment of legislation that established the generic drug industry, supported treatment for AIDS and promoted development of orphan drugs.
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At the end of the Varsity season, End of Year Awards were voted upon. Several players from the North Shore Girl's Basketball team received recognition from the opposing coaches. Three were recognized with All-Conference Honors, meaning that they were one of the top players in the Conference, juniors Elizabeth Sheerin and Jackie Gioia and Freshmen Erin Sheerin (who finished 7th in Nassau County in assists). Senior Elle Hoffman (10 points per game and 3rd in Nassau County in 3-point shots) and sophomore Amanda Johansen (10 points per game, 9.8 rebounds which was 3rd in the county and 4.9 assists which was 2nd in the county) received All-Class Honors (meaning that they were both top players in all of Class A). Senior Kathleen Lennon won All-County honors. For a player to be All-County that means that she was one of the top players in all of Nassau County, regardless of Class. Kathleen averaged 15.2 points per game (16th in the county) and 12 rebounds, which was good for #1 in Nassau County! In addition, senior Jennifer Melgar was recognized for athletic and academic achievements as the Scholar/Athlete Award winner and All-Academic New York State. The team also should be recognized for their basketball achievements. North Shore averaged just under 61 points per game, which was good for #1 in Nassau County. In addition, the girls hit 110 3-pointers which led the county and seems to be a record number for Nassau County (complete records are not available for all years). Finally, seniors Elle Hoffman and Kathleen Lennon will represent North Shore in the Senior All-Star game on March 20th at St. Joseph's College. Congratulations to the North Shore team on an outstanding season!
Two Viking wrestlers, senior Pierce Janssen (145 lbs.) and junior Nick Capparelli (189 lbs.) attained "All-County" status following the Nassau County (Section 8) D1 Championships Tournament held on Feb. 13 and 14 at Hofstra University.
The coaching staff made up of Mike Emmert, Craig DeNicola and Alex Hojnowski were very pleased with two wrestlers earning All-County honors following a season filled with hard work and practice.
Wrestle-backs went late into Saturday night and both wrestlers finished sixth place following their Sunday morning matches. Pierce and Nick joined the other All-County wrestlers in Sundays Parade of Champions.
As more news of a difficult economy presents itself to us daily, I have recently been reflecting on the current state of our PE, Health and Athletics Department at Glen Cove.
I have always been something of a cups half-full type of person. If a challenge presents itself, rather than focus on things that are amiss, why not just take the situation and figure out how to make it better? As the A.D. at Glen Cove I strive to give our students the best possible experiences during their school years. If one focuses on what needs to get done, rather than what can't get done, progress occurs. As someone who lives the life of an A.D. on a daily basis, I can soundly say, we are doing very well in Glen Cove. You have my word, that in these potentially tough economic years ahead, I will continue to strive to bring in the various donations, grants and free programs that have put our PE, health and athletics programs on the map!
After Saturday's qualifying tournament was cancelled due the threat of a snow storm, North Shore wrestlers headed over to Mepham High school Monday afternoon for the county Qualifying Tournament. The wrestling continued late into the night and when the mats cleared at 1:45 in the morning, 11 Viking wrestlers had placed earning "All Conference" honors. Seven of them placed high enough to gain entry into the County Tournament which is held at Hofstra University There they get a chance to place "All County". Junior Nick Capparelli led the Vikings, taking 1st place in the 189 lb weight class. This will be Nick.s first trip to the counties. Taking 3rd place was 8th grader Hunter Sharf at 96 lbs and freshman Dan Grabher at 125 lbs. as well as senior Tom Shaw at 140 lbs. Shaw and Grabher both are earning their second trip to the counties. Taking 4th place are: freshman Travis Bobley at 96 lbs., junior Dean Shmuley at 135 lbs. and Pierce Janssen at 145 Lbs. Shmuley returns to see if he can improve on last year's 5th place "All County " run. Janssen, along with Bobley both arrives at the counties for their first time. Narrowly missing the cut but still placing were Sophomore Michael Mendelssohn at 130 lbs., as well as freshman Adam Lavander at 103 lbs. and Wil Grogan at 215 lbs., all taking 5th place. John Jacome wrestled the best he has all year finishing in 6th place.The coaching staff made up of Mike Emmert, Craig DeNicola and Alex Hojanowski was very pleased with the hard work the entire team put in all year. With a lineup of mostly underclassman, the Vikings look to be in very good shape for the near future. Good Luck to the Vikings at Hofstra.
On Jan. 16, the North Shore girls' basketball team was 2-5 and in last place in Conference ABC-II. On Feb. 8, the Vikings had a re-match with Locust Valley and a second place finish in their grasp. With a win the girls would finish 7-5 and would lock up the 9 seed in the playoffs. Using their patented pressure and behind Kathleen Lennon's 8 first quarter points, the girls jumped out to a 20-14 lead to start the second period. It was more of the same in the second, as the girls raced to a 37-23 halftime lead en route to a 68-58 win. In the game, four different girls hit 3-pointers (Elle Hoffman 3, Liz Sheerin 2, Nikki Scuderi 2 and Jackie Gioia 1) as the Vikings continued their hot shooting. The offense was led by Kathleen Lennon (20 points, 11 rebounds, 5 assists), Amanda Johansen (10 points, 13 rebounds, 4 assists and 8 rebounds) and Elle Hoffman (13 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists). The game marked a complete turnaround for the girls as they entered the playoffs at 7-5 and in second place with an away game against Roosevelt. This would be the 4th time the Vikings had played the Rough Riders in the past year, with all the previous games coming down to the last minute. The game was another high-scoring affair with every player on the North Shore team playing (including JV call-ups Laura Wefer and seventh-grader Alex Cantwell who almost drained a 3-pointer on her first varsity jumper). The back and forth nature of North Shore basketball was on display in the first half, as the two teams went into the half with the Rough Riders leading 33-30. The offense was sparked by Elle Hoffman's 11 and Kathleen Lennon's 10 first half points. In the third, the size of the Roosevelt's players and court seemed to affect North Shore as they were outscored 19-8 in the quarter. Entering the 4th, the girls found themselves down 52-38, but quit is something that these girls simply would never do and they mounted their trademark comeback. Behind Erin Sheerin (7 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists), Amanda Johansen (13 points, 10 rebounds, 7 assists), Elle Hoffman (17 points on 5-8 shooting from the 3-point line and 5 steals) and Kathleen Lennon (18 points, 8 rebounds, 4 steals) the girls mounted a furious comeback and cut the lead to 4 with 1:00 to go, but ultimately fell 67-59. Tremendous defense was played in the game by Jackie Gioia, Liz Sheerin, Christine Castiglione and Micaela Dussel against the much taller Roosevelt team (which starts 4 players over 6 feet tall) and in the game the girls hit their 110th 3-pointer of the season, shattering the previous record of a North Shore team.
Coach Freund had this to say about the season, "This has been the most rewarding season of my life and it was an honor to be a part of this team. The effort, intensity, sportsmanship, teamwork and heart that these girls displayed on a daily basis was truly inspirational and I want to publicly thank them for being the wonderful human beings that they are. To the seniors (Regan Falk, Elle Hoffman, Kathleen Lennon and Jen Melgar), you will always have a special place in my heart and we will miss you more than you can ever imagine. Good luck in college and in everything you do! Thank you to all the parents for their support and a special thank you to Megan McCormack whose assistance and coaching has been an unbelievable asset to North Shore basketball. Finally, congratulations to Coach McCormack's JV team who finished conference play undefeated (12-0, 16-1 overall)! A truly impressive job by coach and players alike!"
Do you know how to change the impeller in your sailboat's engine in an emergency? What are the first three things you should check if your engine is overheating? What do you do if the gear cable breaks?
Come to the next women's meeting and see the inner workings of an engine, learn basic maintenance, and what to do in case of emergencies like overheating or failure to start. The next meeting is on Sunday, Feb. 21 from 4 - 6 p.m. The group will gather at the Glen Cove Yacht Club at the foot of McLaughlin Street and relocate (they will leave GCYC by 4:15 p.m.) to a nearby laboratory where they will have hands-on encounters with gas and diesel engines!
"We will also continue to discuss plans for women's activities for the summer, which include women's cruising and racing opportunities," said an organizer. "We will plan man-overboard drills, anchoring drills, and other activities which will improve our sailing and safety skills- and we'll have fun!"
You do not have to be a GCYC member to attend. This program is open to all women who wish to become more knowledgeable about sailing in a friendly atmosphere and those willing to share their skills with other women. You can bring a friend.
Glen Cove High School has had a new addition at its athletic events this school year, and it's a completely student-run and supported group. The Red Army, as they so affectionately call themselves in honor of the Big Red teams they support, was just an idea a little less than a year ago. That was when current senior Adam Ramadan first began to give thought to an organized student section. This mainly stemmed from his concern about the lack of school spirit among his peers. Once his senior year approached and the summer days began to shorten, Adam met with a group of 10 other seniors, and The Red Army was born. After the first football game, certain Red Army members approached Athletic Director Dr. Silverman and High School Principal Schenker, in order to make sure they were within boundaries.
After some basic rules and regulations were ironed out, the group was off and running. The first organized student section to patrol the athletic events at Glen Cove High School since 'Section 33' in the 1980s, the seniors of 2010 hope it's here to stay. Today, the Army boasts a Facebook group of more than 170 students and has placed three separate orders for the group's T-shirts totaling 150+ shirts. Spirit has returned to the high school in ways far beyond athletic events, and many attribute it to The Red Army and the energy they carry with themselves wherever they go. Whether the game destination is right here at Glen Cove High's gymnasium or a high school on the South Shore, the Army finds a way to support its teams, and other schools have noticed. Manhasset High School received a visit from The Red Army during football season and complimented Glen Cove parents, Red Army members, and security personnel on a job well done. Parents from neighbor and rival North Shore made a concerted effort to stay behind after the 14-point victory for the Big Red on Jan. 15 to say job well done.
Still not convinced? Glen Cove High School finished second in a recent survey across Long Island of most school spirited high schools. While the winter athletics season is nearing an end, if you listen closely enough inside of the Glen Cove High School gym, you just might be able to still hear The Red Army supporting the Big Red or see them participating in their famous 'Rollercoaster' cheer. Just in case you can't, lucky for you they're on YouTube.
Runners and walkers of all ages and levels of ability from Glen Cove and surrounding communities are invited to test their training and endurance levels by being a part of the 13th annual Lazer, Aptheker, Rosella & Yedid Kings Park 15 Kilometer Run. The Run will take place on Saturday, March 13 starting at 9 a.m. at the New Discovery Elementary School on Lawrence Road in Kings Park. (Additional parking is available 3/8 mile away at Kings Park High School).
The prestigious law firm of Lazer, Aptheker, Rosella & Yedid, P.C. has stepped forward to be the title sponsor of this 13th edition of the Run once again, and several of the partners in the firm will themselves once again be taking the challenge of the hills of Kings Park.
John Wooden once said, "Sports do not build character, they reveal it." Throughout this up and down year of North Shore Women's Varsity Basketball, a team of lesser character would have quit. During a 1-7 stretch a team with less heart, integrity and will would have pointed fingers and complained. How did the girls of North Shore respond? By winning four in a row and climbing from last place to second. Two games and two wins this week continued the active streak. In the first game, the Vikings traveled to Oyster Bay and pulled away early. Behind Kathleen Lennon's 12 first quarter points, the girls jumped to an early lead. With a career high in points from Liz Sheerin (12 points, 4 rebounds, 3 steals) and the third triple double of the season for Amanda Johansen (13 points, 13 rebounds, 10 steals and 5 assists), the girls cruised to a 72-47 victory. Next up was a rematch with Roslyn, in what was the most physical game of the year. Unofficially there were over 10 elbows thrown by Roslyn at least 15 bodies that hit the floor at some point. In the game, North Shore displayed their customary intense, full-court pressure and balanced scoring. The offense was led by Kathleen Lennon (13 points, 11 rebounds) and Erin Sheerin (10 points on 4-5 shooting). The defense was sparked by Liz Sheerin, Amanda Johansen and Christine Castiglione who each received 3 "Hustle Points" from their teammates. "Hustle Points" are rewarded by the girls on the bench for going above and beyond on defense. The Castiglione family, in fact, led the way with 4 total points, as Mr. Castiglione was awarded one by the girls for his spirited cheering. A back and forth game, it was sealed at the free throw line by Bridget Lincoln as North Shore won 61-59 to move to 6-5 and into a tie for second place in ABC-II. In the game, North Shore hit their 100th 3-point shot of the season when senior Elle Hoffman, fittingly drained one from downtown with 5:00 to go in the game on Senior Night. Before the game the team celebrated the careers of their four seniors: Regan Falk, Elle Hoffman, Kathleen Lennon and Jen Melgar. North Shore has no more home games, but are currently preparing for the playoffs.
Only one game on the schedule but it was a big one, a rematch of the Vikings worst defeat of the year. In early January, North Shore traveled to Seaford and lost 76-35. The 41 points were tough to swallow and the Vikings were eager to play their south shore foes again. The game started as all of them have, with a fast pace and every Viking contributing. Despite 5 points by Kathleen Lennon and 2 steals by Christina DeMeo in the quarter, the Vikings found themselves down 15-12 to start the second frame. In the second quarter, behind Christine Castiglione's 6 points, the North Shore offense really began to click as they scored 21 points to take a 33-30 lead at the half. The second half was more of the same as the two teams traded baskets. The score was tied at 41 with 4:00 to go in the third quarter, when the Vikings went on their trademark run. The constant pressure defense and the up-tempo pace began to wear down their opponents. And behind Jacki Gioia's (10 points, 6 rebounds, 3 steals) 6 points in the 4th quarter North Shore closed the game on a 22-7 run to win 63-48. In the game the Vikings were led by Kathleen Lennon (20 points, 24 rebounds, 4 assists and 5 steals) and Amanda Johansen's third triple-double of the season (14 points, 11 rebounds, 10 assists and 5 steals) to avenge their earlier loss. The turnaround accounted for a 56 point swing from the last time these two teams played. The win finds the girls tied for 4th place in conference ABC-II with one week to play. The next and final home game for the Vikings is Friday, Feb. 5 at 6 p.m. Come out and support the Vikings as they prepare for the playoffs and congratulate their seniors (Regan Falk, Elle Hoffman, Kathleen Lennon and Jen Melgar) on Senior Night!
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CINCINNATI -- The Bengals aren't willing to trade Carson Palmer, who wants to leave one of the NFL's least-successful franchises while he's still in his prime.
Owner Mike Brown said on Monday that the 31-year-old quarterback asked for a trade a little more than a week ago. Brown told Palmer that the team wouldn't trade him because he's central to its plans.
"He was told that, and that we count on him going forward," Brown told The Cincinnati Enquirer and the team's website in Mobile, Ala. "He was told that we are not in a position to trade him."
Several sources told ESPN senior NFL analyst Chris Mortensen that Palmer will contemplate retirement if the Bengals do not trade him.
Sources familiar with Palmer's plan and mindset told Mortensen that the quarterback is financially secure for the rest of his life and willing to follow through and retire.
Palmer hasn't talked to the media since making his trade request. A text message seeking comment wasn't returned. Agent David Dunn released a statement saying that "because of the lack of success that Carson and the Bengals have experienced together, Carson strongly feels that a separation between him and the Bengals would be in the best interest of both parties."
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During the taping of an episode of "The T.Ocho Show" that will air Tuesday night on the Versus cable network, receiver Chad Ochocinco and Terrell Owens said Palmer was unhappy with Lewis and the front office.
"If he's asking for a trade, he obviously wasn't comfortable with the rehiring of Marvin Lewis," said Owens, who is a free agent. "He's been very stealth and discreet with his message, but he's saying there's a problem without saying there's a problem."
"At this point, I think he's frustrated with management and the head coach, management not embracing him ... a bunch of stuff," said Ochocinco.
Palmer's request is an indication he doesn't think the team can win the way it currently operates. Brown said they didn't get into specifics of what was bothering Palmer.
"We'll just have to see how it plays out," Brown said. "We'll reach out to him and understand the things that are in his craw. Maybe there are things we can do that will appeal to him. We'll try to and see whether he can get it fit back together in the future."
Brown has a history of refusing players' requests for trades. When Ochocinco tried to get traded before the 2008 season, Brown dug in. Ochocinco has an option year on his deal for 2011.
On Monday, Ochocinco tweeted: "no everything is not messed up in Cincy, we will be fine, Carson isn't going anywhere ... relax."
Palmer has few options if the team decides it wants to keep him. The question is how having an unhappy quarterback will affect the organization.
The 2002 Heisman Trophy winner at Southern California became the game's most impressive up-and-coming passer when he led the Bengals to the playoffs in 2005, breaking a streak of 15 years without a winning record. He tore up his left knee during a playoff loss to Pittsburgh.
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Owens is a free agent unlikely to return. As the season went along, he openly questioned the coaches' play calling, saying the Bengals should throw more. Running back Cedric Benson, another free agent, said the team should have stayed with its run-first philosophy.
Brown thinks they can still coexist.
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did you try it, and it didnt work ?
if you dont saturate the link, its one period.
you have the same problem with usb soundcards.
for 100Mbit the threshold where you need 2 periods, is somewhere around 12 channels.
if you have a master clock, and want to adjust your output to this, then
the alsa_out program would be what you want.
it extracts the clock driving jackd, and is able to control a resampling
rate so that the phase is pretty constant.
i dont understand why you want that...
> It also occurs to me that although we want to lock frequency, phase
alsa_out is able to deliver that.
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Interesting to see the dem point of view from the extremely leftist Atlantic. They really have a bad case of Palin Derangement Syndrome over there, it seems.
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She does not have the economies of scale that netflix has. Good for her. I won´t be subscribing, but I wish her well.
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She may have found her niche. I wish her much success.
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Sarah always was a small person. You´ve only just now noticed?
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I can´t help but wonder if OP has signed up yet?
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I agree, #3. This may be a perfect fit for her.
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I´ll worry when it´s not my decision and Obama/IRS requires me to sign up for websites.
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Already signed up. I will get more for my money with her than I would with most politicians.
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Conor doesn´t seem to comprehend a thing about marketing. You have to hook the public. Everyone over hypes their product. Palin will do well here. She has a loyal fan base.
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Does anyone really doubt she´ll be saying the same things on Fox and Facebook as she is on her website? She certainly isn´t going contain her thoughts on just her subscription only website. Then again for 9.95 a month you´ll have exclusive right to Bristol´s blog.
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Conor´s the one who went to the Palin movie at midnight the night Harry Potter opened and wrote a snarky column the next day about how nobody was in the theater with him. Because Palin. Or something.Kinda like OP. No credibility.
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The left is so afraid of Sarah. She´s charging he same thing Paula Deen is charging for her new channel, online. I wish her the best. And it´s going to be fun to watch the liberal meltdown when they can´t pressure her to back off on the truth, on her own channel ;-)
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I haven´t joined, yet; but, I did log on to the site. I strongly recommend you Ldotters whom hate Governor Palin, log on and read the ´Discussion´ section, if nothing else. The comments on that page identifies, very well, the type of people whom hate her.And, just a reminder: You are known by the company you keep Ldotters.
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I joined and I have no qualms about joining. I have always been a fan of Sarah Palin. She is one conservative that has survived the trashing of the liberals.
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# 13 - Thanks. It is easy to identify the haters and one wonders why so many snarky comments have been made. She accomplished much without a ´silver spoon´, had the highest ratings for any sitting Governor in the United States, accomplished what she promised she would do in office plus much more but yes did resign when people like some of the posters to articles about her filed the frivolous lawsuits and tried their best to personally bankrupt her and her family.One wonders WHY after 6 years passing when she was selected to be the First Female Vice-President of the United States on the Republican ticket there remains so much animosity and snarky comments directed at her personally. Is it because those posting the negative comments have failed in their endeavors where she has succeeded. Comments are against her on a personal basis it seems as never have comments been made about her ability in political life.Shame on the 8 to 10 who continue with their TACKY comments who also only post negative articles.
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The same people and same blood lines and same mentality that hated Reagan--- east coast liberal secular modernist pseudo-sophisticated Ivy league connected or wish they were --- that same closed minded and self serving mentality exists here. Dismissing her as a celebrity, as a person in it for power and money, that´s what your predecessors did with Reagan. And yet, when the establishment has been successful, it has only been by promising more of Reagan, as in 1988, bringing a Reaganesque agenda to the legislature in 1994 or 2010, or by pretending to be more like Reagan than his old man, as Bush did in 2000. Running away from Reagan got you killed in 1992 and left you out in the cold in 96, 08 and 2012. You remain a decade behind in your message, your technology and your loyalty to the failed status quo. Rather than dismiss Governor Palin´s efforts at bringing the message to the masses, as the RNC coven is prone to do here daily not only with Palin but with Limbaugh, acknowledge her brilliance, just as a young woman did in the mid nineties, using the internet to foster conservative thought and discussion and unite conservatives. Palin understands, as Reagan did, the coming technologies and is ahead of the curve. Dismiss her as a celebrity, damn her with feint praise as someone who has found her little niche, she is ahead of the curve and has found a way to bypass the mainstream and corporate funded media and get the Conservative message out in real time. Now consider what happens when she simulcasts in espanol.Too bad she´s not as smart as you are.They hated Reagan then, they can´t acknowledge the substance of Palin
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The difference between Sarah Palin and the Atlantic?I´ve heard of Sarah Palin.
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I wish she had not done this. Puts her in the self-absorbed league with Beck and give the Dims ammo.
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PS. I made the largest campaign contribution I have ever made to anyone to Sarah Palin.
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#16: On a NEW page. type in www.sarahpalinchannel.com, and go from there.
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Sarah Palin never did a hurtful thing to any one posting on this thread, yet she is treated so poorly by some of you. Search your souls and ask yourself; are you jealous of her? After all she is beautiful, savvy, clever, discerning, artful, CHRISTIAN, patriotic, politically astute....and more. And she espouses what most of us here believe and want for our country. So what´s your problem? A year´s worth of all of that for $100 sounds like a deal!
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Martin Hill Inn Mug: Choose from five different glaze styles and colors and experience the same hand-warming morning coffee (or tea) moment you had at the inn. Our mugs are made by hand by Deneen Pottery of St. Paul, MN. They are practically indestructible (we've only chipped one in seven years) and dishwasher safe. $18.50
Butter Keepers (Butter Bells): These ingenious little butter holders keep butter fresh at room temperature. Fill the upper section with about two tablespoons of butter; fill the bottom with cold water and store on the breakfast table. No more frustrating bits of hard butter tearing up your beautiful golden brown toast. $4.00
Do Not Disturb Sign: Enjoy this keepsake from your Portsmouth vacation during the holidays on the tree or add them to your travel collection. The other eleven months of the year use this remembrance of your stay at the inn to signal a little privacy for your own houseguests or yourself. $12.50


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Chris Daniels & the Kings will feel right at home when they perform at Swallow Hill on Friday, September 14. Daniels recently stepped down as director of the revered acoustic-music outfit, a position he held for nearly five years. The room he'll be playing -- Daniels Hall -- sports his family name, too, both for Chris's efforts as director and the financial support his family has shown Swallow Hill. But despite the help that the Daniels clan has given to the musical organization, the electrified R&B that Daniels and his Kings play has meant they're not the sort of act to play his namesake, acoustic-minded room. That won't be the case for this show. Daniels and his royal court will be performing unplugged, stretching out over their two-decades-deep songbook in a low-volume fashion. It's a rare night of music from one of the city's more revered and long-lived acts, a show sure to reveal hidden gems in the band's crown. Ever wondered if a King can rule with soft touch? This show will answer that question.