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16 East 46th Street, Midtown East, New York City, NY 10017, United States of America – Show map
Excellent location – rated 9.3/10! (score from 380 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at The Gotham Hotel.
Perfect location to everything the city has to offer. Friendly and professional staff. Rooms were clean and very comfortable. Only complaint is that I couldn't stay longer. Will be the only place I stay in NYC if rooms are available
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location is great, bed is comfortable
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I was traveling alone and got upgraded a couple floors and it was really just magical
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I love that it is a small hotel and the bed was just OUTSTANDING so comfortable, my daughter loved the shower as I did as well! Staff excellent we will be back!!! as my sister said it is a keeper for our stays in NYC and we are in ofter!
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Just a few blocks away from Broadway & Times Square. Perfect away distance. Room was larger than most on the strip.
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Great city view Nice bathroom Good room size and modern decor Great jazz band playing in lobby bar/restaurant
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The room was a great size and the bathroom was clean and spacious.
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Location. Outdoor balcony. Style of room. Staff.
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The very pleasant staff was a joy. Several issues popped up which were quickly resolved. The property was very well kept.
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Between Madison and 5th Avenues, The Gotham offers boutique-style accommodations in Midtown Manhattan. It features a renowned gourmet restaurant, and elegant rooms with spacious terraces overlooking the city.
All rooms at The Gotham have loft-like ceilings and dynamic windows. The elegant bathrooms feature Italian glass mosaic tile and complimentary toiletries. Guests can also watch movies on demand, or order in-room spa services.
The cozy Tenpenny Restaurant serves world wines and specializes in international cuisine. The restaurant's skylight offers a view of the stars.
Rockefeller Center and Times Square are within walking distance of the Gotham. Staff members greet guests with a glass of wine and escort them to their rooms.
Midtown East is highly rated by guests for: Art Shopping, Business, Romantic
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WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Private parking is available at a location nearby (reservation is not needed) and costs USD 56 per day.
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All children are welcome.
One child under 18 years stays free of charge when using existing beds.
One older child or adult is charged USD 50 per night in an extra bed.
One child under 2 years stays free of charge in a crib.
The maximum number of extra beds/cribs in a room is 1.
Any type of extra bed or crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
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This hotel in Manhattan's Upper West Side is a 10-minute subway ride from Times Square and 3 blocks from Central Park. It features a gym and rooms with 32-inch flat-screen TVs.
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Homewood Suites Midtown Manhattan Times Square South Located just a 5-minute walk from Madison Square Garden, this Midtown Manhattan hotel features a complimentary hot breakfast daily, as well as dinner on some week nights.
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Millennium Broadway Hotel Times Square With easy access to Broadway theaters, Times Square, and Fifth Avenue shopping, this Manhattan hotel offers luxurious guestrooms with stunning views of the city as well as enjoyable facilities.
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Featuring spectacular views of the skyscrapers and bridges of New York City, this hotel is in the Lower East Side neighborhood of Manhattan. Wi-Fi access is provided in each guest room free of charge....
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Perfect location to everything the city has to offer. Friendly and professional staff. Rooms were clean and very comfortable. Only complaint is that I couldn't stay longer. Will be the only place I stay in NYC if rooms are available
Location is just perfect, no need to get into details just look at the map. Very simple interior, stylish, no arabesques and pomposity so popular in the top brand hotels. Bathroom is great, clean, light and sanitary equipment is of a good quality.
Front desk girl authorized a deposit of $900, although we asked for a cash one and the total cost was around $400. We informed them in advance that we would pay in cash at a check out. It all was nothing for a front desk. As a result - First, due to the holidays season, it took our bank around 10 days to cancel the authorisation and $900 we frozen on the account so we were not able to use them. Second, we lost on the exchange rate. Advice to the hotel administration - please revise your policy. It is not foreign-guests friendly.
Love this boutique hotel in NY. Rooms are great, service is generally excellent and personalised and is in a great location.
Wi-fi strength is a little inconsistent, bar shuts a bit too early 10.30-11.00pm. Breakfast could be slightly better.
location is great, bed is comfortable
we were given 2nd floor and balcony was part of roof system that had access to other areas...and our window wouldn't lock. Also, its a "small thing" but other referencing hitting their leg on the bed frame that sticks out...my wife did it 3 times...and had a big bruise...door man was useless
Great hospitality, clean & comparable hotel
No coffee maker in a room
Location, location, location. Big room in NYC and a nice view (23rd fl)
Heating/cooling system very noisy. TV remote didn't work.
I was traveling alone and got upgraded a couple floors and it was really just magical
I love that it is a small hotel and the bed was just OUTSTANDING so comfortable, my daughter loved the shower as I did as well! Staff excellent we will be back!!! as my sister said it is a keeper for our stays in NYC and we are in ofter!
The size of the room and general position in the city.
Water took a long time to heat up and wi-fi signal in bedroom was extremely patchy. Construction noise could be heard throughout the night so be sure to ask for room at the back of the building.
Slow wireless network Overpriced for size of room
Just a few blocks away from Broadway & Times Square. Perfect away distance. Room was larger than most on the strip.
Quiet and calm little hotel but conveniently located for everything you need in midtown Manhattan. Rooms are reasonable size, simple and tastefully decorated. Very soft and comfortable bed. staff very helpful.
Water pressure weak, rooms facing back side can be dark on the lower floors. If facing street side, can be noisy, but that's typical of the city itself. some wear and tear is starting to show. AC system is very noisy.
The location was good. Right between 5th Ave & Madison. 46th Street feels a little off the beaten path, but it's really just steps to the centre of action. The bed is extremely comfortable, and the room is a good size for downtown Manhattan. Clean, modern. Loved the big balcony and the windows that opened.
This hotel is pretty tiny - only three rooms on each floor. We had a front-facing room, which was great, but not sure that the back-facing rooms are all that great. Also, the front desk: some of the staff is very professional, but some are downright useless. One of the young ladies at the front desk steered us wrong several times (from restaurant recommendations to time required to get to the airport); and she seemed to argue with us every time we needed something, very annoying. The rest of the staff was cool, helpful.
the bed was so comfortable, the best we have ever slept in. The location was great.
We found it very expensive, which we don't mind paying but when there's not even a kettle to make yourself a cup of tea or a clock. That's a bit rich. Some of the staff in the restaurant appeared to not want to be there as well. Quite rude and unattentive.
Incredible design. Narrow hotel, with lots of space. Suites are laid out very nice. Great views. 2 blocks from Time Square. I think there are 67 rooms. We had one Premium Suite and one regular room. Both were great. Only difference is Premium had front balcony, other room had rear balcony. Nice thing was that even the regular room also had a shared front facing patio balcony. Only share with three rooms. Each floor of the approx 20 some odd floors has only 2, 3, or 4 rooms I believe. Never a wait in the elevator. It is so close and convenient. We loved all the windows in our suite and could see Times Square. Absolutely worth the half price we got on booking.com of only about $250/night. Normal price about $450 which still isn't bad for nyc
Almost comical, but the only negative was that the wooden bed frame juts out a lot at the corners. We whopped our shins numerous times. We were leaving on a cruise the next day and had about 3 bruises each the entire cruise. We finally blocked the corners with pillows, but by then it was too late. Kind of a minor issue. More of a warning to you than a real complaint. Excellent overall stay!!!
Friendly staff
Had to pay for upgrade when the hotel was not at full capacity.
The bellman was an absolute God-send. He truly went above and beyond when we needed to exit the city quickly.
Great city view Nice bathroom Good room size and modern decor Great jazz band playing in lobby bar/restaurant
I had to get up early so it didn't bother me, but if you plan on sleeping in, you might want a room in the back of the hotel as the balcony room I had was bright and sunny early.
On the first occasion, loved being upgraded to the penthouse with its balconies on either side of the hotel. Loved the three main meals we had and the bar service and the delightful jazz evening. Excellent location in a "quiet" midtown block.
Despite the excellent meals we had, breakfast is a pathetic offering with very limited hot and cold choices and it fell well below expectations for this price range. Usually staffed by one waiter with very poor English which resulted in long waits and incorrect orders.
Room/bathroom size was huge.bed was very comfy. Location excellent, not too close to Times Square , so 'quieter'. A good area, felt safe when out at night .Helpful staff, always pleasant .
Having travelled extensively in USA , many motels have coffee making facilities in the room, which we prefer. We found very few hotels offered this in NYC, but Gregory's next door was a great coffee shop. The a/c was a little noisy, but we did turn it off during the night.
Location was good, a very comfortable bed, great pillows, good shower and bathroom facilities and an excellent balcony.
The decor was looking tired, I hated the net curtains which were dirty, grubby and in need of replacing. The paintwork was in need of a refresh and could we not have had more lighting both beside the sofa and outside?
Being upgraded to the penthouse on the first visit. The many rooms with balconies. Excellent chef.. Jazz night on Wednesdays
Complete absence of hanging hooks in the bathroom. Unimpressive bar/dining space. Late start to room service- not before 7.30 a.m.
Almost everything very good.
Very slow wifi internet Rather poor breakfast


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As early as 700 B.C., the Mesopotamian merchants used silver as a form of exchange. Later, many other civilizations also came to recognize the inherent value of silver as a trading metal.
The ancient Greeks minted the drachma, which contained 1/8th ounce of silver; and in Rome, the basic coin was the denarius, weighing 1/7th ounce. And let's not forget the English shilling "sterling," originally denoting a specific weight of silver, which has come to mean excellence. Silver is considered by many investors to be an inflationary hedge and a currency hedge against devaluing currencies.
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In 1792, silver assumed a key role in the United States monetary system when Congress based the currency on the silver dollar, and its fixed relationship to gold. Silver was used for the nation's coinage until its use was discontinued in 1965. In 1972 President Richard Nixon took the United States off of the gold standard which led to the dissolution of the Bretton Woods currency system. Mexico is the only country that still uses silver in its coinage.
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Silver futures contracts are firm commitments to make or accept delivery of a specified quantity or quality of a commodity during a specific month in the silver futures at a price agreed upon at the time the commitment is made. Approximately 1% of silver futures contracts traded each year result in delivery of the underlying commodities. Instead, traders generally offset their silver futures positions before their contracts mature. The difference between the initial purchase or sale price of the silver futures contact and the price of the offsetting transaction represents the realized profit or loss.
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Silver Futures and Options: Dollars and cents per troy ounce.
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Options: No Price Limit.
Last Trading Day
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Delivery Period
The first delivery day is the first business day of the delivery month; the last delivery day is the last business day of the delivery month.
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Kaley Howard scored a team-high 14.0 points per game off the bench as the Bucs split two conference games. She shot 50.0 percent from the floor and added 4.0 rebounds and 1.0 blocks per game.
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Patriots will take care of business
Hank GoldbergNew England's Super Bowl appearances have produced some memorable games, but Philly is not up to the task.
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Eagles will lean on D, big-game experience
Hank GoldbergAfter two straight home losses in the NFC title game, the Eagles will finally get it right this week.
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Pats still have plenty working in their favor
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Denver has too much to overcome
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Playoff teams won't pay off in Week 17
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Games with meaning
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4-7 looks good in downtrodden NFC
Hank GoldbergTeams like Tampa Bay and Carolina, written off weeks ago, suddenly find themselves in the hunt.
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Favre plays well in winter weather
Hank GoldbergWhen the mercury dips below 34 degrees, Packers quarterback Brett Favre heats up.
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Atlanta D will spoil Manning's debut
Hank GoldbergRod Coleman and the Falcons' defense will ensure that the Eli Manning era begins on a sour note.
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Trap game for Steelers?
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November, Buffalo traditionally kind to Jets
Hank GoldbergJets coach Herman Edwards loves November and the Jets are great vs. the line when visiting Buffalo.
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Old logic doesn't apply
Hank GoldbergFive teams are favored by a TD or more, but only the Eagles can be trusted with such a burden.
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Have faith in the heavy favorites
Hank GoldbergDon't get thrown off by some lofty spreads this week. There are distinct trends to support them.
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Seahawks pose serious threat to Pats
Hank GoldbergThe Seahawks excel as a dog and the Pats usually deliver as a favorite. What will give on Sunday?
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SOAS academic awarded the 2014 Rivers Memorial Medal
Trevor Marchand, Professor of Social Anthropology, has been awarded the 2014 Rivers Memorial Medal by the Royal Anthropological Institute. Professor Marchand received the Medal at the Institute's Annual General Meeting held in the Clore Auditorium of the British Museum on Friday 12 September.
25th September 2014
SOAS Exhibitions Manager judges craft in Beijing
John Hollingworth, Galleries and Exhibition Manager at the Brunei Gallery, was recently invited to act as judge for the UNESCO Award of Excellence for Handicrafts in Beijing. John was asked to attend by the World Crafts Council AISBL and the China Arts and Crafts Association (China is currently President of the WCC).
5th September 2014
SOAS recognised for advancing gender equality
SOAS, along with just four other universities in the UK, has been awarded a 'Bronze level' institutional charter mark by the Equality Challenge Unit (ECU) for progress made in advancing gender equality in arts, humanities and social sciences in higher education.
5th September 2014
SOAS Launches New Library Catalogue
29th August 2014
SOAS student satisfaction remains at highest level since National Student Survey began
88% of final year SOAS students say they were satisfied with the overall quality of their course, 2% above the sector average. Satisfaction with access to learning resources rose to 90%, putting the university in the top quartile.Top rankings in the UK achieved by Africa and Near and Middle East and Asian Studies, with Development Studies in second place and the Department of Finance and Management Studies ranked fourth.
12th August 2014
SOAS' Leadership Development Programme hosts 30 students from Hong Kong
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SOAS academic presents new book on life and legacy of Khomeini
Professor Arshin Adib-Moghaddam has edited a new book on the late Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the man who led the 1979 Iranian Revolution, which resulted in his appointment as Iran's Supreme Leader, a position he held until his death in 1989. The book has received favourable media coverage in Iran and beyond, most notably on the BBC Persian website.
7th August 2014
Pentecostal Christianity and its impact on development to be explored at SOAS conference
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5th August 2014
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5th August 2014
SOAS academic awarded the 'Premio Vallesina'
Anna Contadini, Professor of the History of Islamic Art at SOAS, University of London has been awarded the 'Premio Vallesina 2014' for the category 'Culture'.
22nd July 2014
Professor Trevor Marchand has received sponsorship from the Carpenters' Company
Professor Trevor Marchand has received sponsorship from the Carpenters' Company, one of the livery companies of the City of London, to complete a short ethnographic film on The Intelligent Hand.
5th June 2014
Inaugural Events of the Centre for Ottoman Studies
We invite you to the Inauguration of the Centre for Ottoman Studies at SOAS. On 27 June 2014, we will officially open the Centre with a keynote address by Dr Edhem Eldem of Boğaziçi University, accompanied by a short audiovisual presentation by Dr Emre Aracı. On 28 June 2014, we will hold the Centre's Inaugural Colloquium, featuring a series of distinguished scholars who will address, inter alia, the question of the future of Ottoman and post-Ottoman studies.
28th May 2014
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19th May 2014
MA Buddhist Studies at SOAS
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Places available for SOAS students to participate in 2014 Summer University in Berlin
Peace and Religion in the 21st century will be the focus for the Second International Summer University for Intercultural Leadership in Berlin this June.
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Wednesday, April 13
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Attendance: 16,523
Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - Daric Barton capped a three-run 10th inning with a two-run single, as the Oakland Athletics rallied past the Chicago White Sox, 7-4, in the rubber match of a three-game series.
Coco Crisp had an RBI single in the 10th for the A's, who scored three times in the ninth to tie the game. Hideki Matsui hit a solo homer for Oakland, which got two runs batted in from Cliff Pennington.
Brett Anderson went 5 2/3 innings in the start for the Athletics, allowing three runs -- two earned -- on nine hits. Grant Balfour (1-1) pitched a perfect ninth to pick up the win for Oakland, which went 5-4 on a nine-game road trip.
Brent Morel, Ramon Castro and Gordon Beckham each drove in a run for the White Sox, who fell to 4-3 on a 10-game homestand.
John Danks was solid over eight innings for Chicago, giving up just one run on five hits. Matt Thornton (0-2) allowed three runs on three hits over one inning of work to suffer the loss. He also suffered his fourth blown save of the season.
All three games in this series went 10 innings.
Holding a 4-1 lead, Chicago sent Chris Sale to the mound in the ninth in an attempt to preserve Danks' solid outing. Conor Jackson doubled and Josh Willingham singled to quickly make it a two-run game. Matsui also singled to force Jesse Crain to come in from the bullpen.
Crain walked pinch-hitter Barton to load the bases. Thornton came into the game after Kurt Suzuki went down swinging. Pinch-hitter Ryan Sweeney struck out for the second out, but Pennington laced a two-run single to center to make it 4-4.
"With Thornton on the mound throwing 97 miles an hour," Pennington said, "I was just looking for a fastball I could hit."
Oakland added three more runs in the 10th to claim victory. Jackson and Willingham worked one-out walks. Crisp plated Jackson with a base hit to center. Crisp then stole second to put men on second and third. Barton followed with a two-run single to right for a 7-4 margin.
Brian Fuentes pitched a scoreless home 10th for his fifth save of the season.
"When you have a bad bullpen, that's what happens," White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen said. "That's what happens. That's the third time it happened. I wish I knew who I can bring in the ninth. I mean, now we'll try everyone in one inning. No more excuses."
Matsui broke a scoreless tie in the fourth with a solo homer to right-center field.
Chicago tied the game in the fifth. Juan Pierre reached first on Anderson's fielding error and scored on Beckham's double to left-center field.
The White Sox added two more runs in the sixth for a 3-1 lead. Carlos Quentin was hit by a pitch and Alex Rios doubled to left. Two batters later, Quentin crossed the plate when Castro grounded into a fielder's choice. Morel's squeeze bunt scored Rios.
Chicago tacked on a run in the eighth for a three-run cushion. Brad Ziegler walked Rios, who stole second and moved to third on a sacrifice bunt. With two outs, Morel hit a dribbler to third. Kevin Kouzmanoff failed to play the ball cleanly, and his throw to first was way off the mark. Rios scored on the play for a 4-1 lead.
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20 Now may the God of peace, who brought back from the dead our Lord Jesus, the great shepherd of the sheep, by the blood of the eternal covenant, | 20 May the God of peace, who through the blood of the eternal covenant brought back from the dead our Lord Jesus, that great Shepherd of the sheep, |
21 make you complete in everything good so that you may do his will, working among us that which is pleasing in his sight, through Jesus Christ, to whom be the glory forever and ever. Amen. | 21 equip you with everything good for doing his will, and may he work in us what is pleasing to him, through Jesus Christ, to whom be glory for ever and ever. Amen. |
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Mon, Jul 30, 07 at 7:10
This is salvia farinacea Evolution and cosmos Double Click. I really like them both. Don't know if the seed will be true next year, but I am going to try saving some.
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They are very pretty. Isn't the salvia perennial? I expect the seed of the cosmos would not be true, but worth a try. |
No, Marian, I believe it is a farinacea, variety Evolution...they are almost perennial for me from self-seeding. Don't know about this new one though. |
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Pretty! I wouldn't have guessed that was cosmos. You might get some interesting seedlings. Are you having to stake them? My single flowered cosmos that I have this year are tall and flopping a little. |
No staking so far. My single cosmos are doing much yet...probably need to be watered. |
Great pictures, I may try to grow the cosmos in a pot next spring. The blooms remind me of a dalhia. |
Very Pretty! |
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Here's a column filed Thursday by George Schroeder:
When inspiration struck in Times Square, he phoned home. Not too long later, there was a ginormous portrait of Joey Harrington hanging above Manhattan.
"It was to get attention," says Ken O'Neil, the Portland businessman who first envisioned a billboard in New York City. "And we got a lot of attention."
And we bring up the old memory because you might have heard, they're getting a lot more attention.
The boys from ESPN's College GameDay are in town for the fourth time in four seasons, ready to crank up the hype for Oregon's big game with Stanford.
Texas plays Oklahoma on Saturday. Florida plays Alabama. But the biggest billboard in college football has just been erected in a parking lot next to Autzen Stadium.
As we revel in the spotlight, we should remember a time, not so long ago, when Oregon had to do goofy, crazy things to get noticed. And we should recognize that we're seeing the results.
The marketing paid off.
Don't misunderstand. Chris Fowler, College GameDay's quarterback, says "Oregon has to be excellent to be nationally relevant," and he's exactly right.
Mike Bellotti won big, and Chip Kelly has the Ducks positioned to win bigger. Oregon has morphed into one of college football's best programs.
That's why GameDay chose Eugene this weekend, instead of Tuscaloosa or Dallas. (And here, the Ducks should thank a Pac-10 brother. The big show was headed to the Texas State Fair until UCLA walloped the Longhorns last week.)
Kelly's No. 4-ranked Ducks are an exciting, intriguing bunch, and a win this Saturday would propel them into the thick of the BCS title conversation.
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2008/7/8 schoappied :
if the config-file matches the kernel version a copy should be enough
as I understand it, oldconfig is only required with a new or modified
i.O. to update it for new config-options.
> or just start to build that kernel? And what if the .config file is
it doesn't have all the config options then;
I would expect make to fail
> what will happen with the new kernel configure
with some exeptions m should be ok,
but just hitting enter, without understanding what happens
can blaot/break your kernel config (with incompatible/unrecommended
options etc.)
so it's a good idea to "?" first.
I would expect [enter] to choose a reasonable default, but who knows...
regarding your problem:
I would guess a misconfiguration of your system
( maybe it's grub, maybe fstab, initrd.img, ... )
and btw.: please don't always quote the whole message on reply
just necessary phrases with direct relation.
in general we all know, what has been written before in the discussion-thread...
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These days, a lot of businesses are asking employees, especially those in positions that hold proprietary information, such as sales, technology, and product development, to sign non-compete agreements. But what is a non-compete agreement, and is it enforceable?
A non-compete agreement is a contract between two persons or business entities (a company and employee or a person selling/buying a business). The contract essentially says that the employee, or seller of a business, will not open up another business, work for a competitor, or compete ... Read More
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September 11, 2014 / Child Custody, Child Visitation, Civil Law, General Practice, Grandparents Visitation, Indiana Court of Appeals
In litigation without a jury, and domestic law specifically, trials can go on for hours, even days. Sometimes, several days of hearings are heard over the course of multiple weeks. In some cases, several days of hearings can be set over the course of several weeks or even months.
Even if a trial is only one day or for an hour or two, a party can request special findings in the matter. Special Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and Judgment and are governed by Trial ... Read More
Several months ago the Indiana Court of Appeals addressed a case, Daniel Brewington v. State of Indiana, and affirmed the trial court's criminal conviction of a blogger who voiced his opinions regarding a recent family law court decision that was unfavorable towards him.1 Mr. Brewington was convicted of intimidating a Judge and obstruction of justice, following his comments online about the outcome of his family law case.
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In the practice of law, especially in domestic cases, there are many steps along the way towards a final resolution. There are of course rules and procedures to follow in the courts, and interim or temporary orders that must be followed until a final settlement or final hearing can be had. As a litigant, you can often become impatient with the slow progress of a case or frustrated when the opposing side continues to throw up road ... Read More
In civil cases, which include divorce and paternity actions, each party has the right to request a Special Judge (also called a change of Judge) one time.1 After a final decree is issued, such as a divorce decree, if a party seeks to modify same (modify custody, parenting time, or child support), either party is again entitled to one change of Judge, and once granted, may not request another ... Read More
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In family law or other civil matters, settlement before trial is often an option. Mediation is one means of achieving settlement before a matter goes to Court. Generally, in mediation, the parties and their attorneys meet with a neutral third party mediator who has general information as to the background of the case and acts as a go-between to negotiate between the parties to reach a settlement.
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Last week brought some devastating news headlines, from the Texas fertilizer plant explosion to the Boston Marathon bombing coverage.
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In all civil cases (not criminal), Indiana trial courts generally require the parties attend and make a good faith effort at mediating the matter before coming a trial. This is particularly the case where the hearing is expected to take more than two or three hours. Many trial courts have this in their local rules. It is not a denial of constitutional right to access to Indiana courts to first required mediation.
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Northshore Development is a populated place located in Yankton County at latitude 42.867 and longitude -97.528.
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Aten, NE
(4.7 miles ESE) Napa Junction, SD (6.4 miles NE) South Yankton, NE (6.7 miles E) Yankton, SD (6.7 miles E) Utica, SD (8.1 miles NNE) |
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good food, pricey but you pay for the location and the views. couldn't fault it, service was good, food good, views fabulous!
good food, pricey but you pay for the location and the views. couldn't fault it, service was good, food good, views fabulous!
Six of us went to this restaurant, which was enjoyable although very quiet. (Approximately only 12 diners on the evening we went, and 6 of those were our party). The food was good and the menu had a selection of both french and Moroccan dishes. I stuck to Moroccan and wasn't disappointed (I chose samosa followed by the chicken with... More
stumbled across this restaurant by accident and if i had seen it on trip advisor would have avoided. The restaurant has clearly been rebranded as the food and service were excellent and the staff very welcoming. Not cheap but you get what you pay for in marrakesh and this is well worth it.
Great views of the square from the terrace, friendly service and good food
I went to la Boheme on my honeymoon last june, we fancied international food and a glass of wine.. We had our wine, with ice (not sure if water was clean!!) I ordered foi grass. i ate almost half and realised it tasted odd, i started feeling a bit sick, we told the waiter who was very very lovely and... More
We ended up in La Boheme in the Jemaa el Fna when trying to find somewhere to have a glass of wine. As it turned out we had such a good time there that we booked for a meal a couple of nights later. There is music every night and sometimes a singer. There is also a dance floor indoors.... More
The balcony to this restaurant which overlooks the square and the dining room are beautiful. The staff all seemed to be very new at their job and struggled a little but also partly our fault as we don't speak a word of arabic or french. The meals were up and down. The moroccan food and desserts we had were delicious... More
Nice spot for a restaurant, with views over the main sqaure but it's down hill i'm afraid from there. From the man dressed up at the main door who walks you up the stairs and bangs his spear to annouce your arrival, to the quiche and cold tomato, meant to be gazpacheo, amuse bouche, i feel like they are trying... More
La Boheme had just opened under new management when we went there, and we had a wonderful time. We were very warmly welcomed. We were given a great table on the terrace, overlooking the square. The waiters couldn't have been more attentive. The food and wine were delicious. Then came the icing on the cake - the new owner (who... More
This place has a very French atmosphere and French idea of Arabic design. Menu only in French, but stuff speaks English. Was waiting ages for the food but it was worth it. The traditional Moroccan harira soup was delicious and spicy. Veggie couscous also very tasty and the mango sorbet is a poem of what a mango sorbet should be,... More
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As of Thursday, February 21, 2013
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ALBANY, Ga. — A customer was threatened with a knife as she waited to buy lunch on Thursday at a local fast food restaurant, according to Albany Police.
Shawanda Warren said she was waiting in the drive-through line at Checkers restaurant, 110 S. Slappey Blvd., when she was approached by someone with a knife. According to the statement, the suspect demanded a dollar. When Walker refused, police said the suspect pulled out the knife and swung it at Walker.
According to the report, officers with the Albany Police Department responded at 1:24 p.m. and the suspect was taken into custody a short distance from the scene. Shanell Lacole Malone was charged with aggravated assault and transported to the Dougherty County Jail.
waltspecht 1 year, 11 months ago
Another reason to keep your doors locked and your windows closed until you are at the order point and again at the pickup point.
chinaberry25 1 year, 11 months ago
He probably wanted to buy a cigarette. There are places you can go to buy 1 cigarette. And every dollar they get then run and get a hit. It may be crack, but I can bet it is not food.
VietVet1 1 year, 11 months ago
Too bad Shawanda wasn't packing - could have gotten rid of more rift raft!
VSU 1 year, 11 months ago
Then Shawanda Warren could say "I got yo dolla right here bee-itch."....Bang!
Bulldawg 1 year, 11 months ago
I bet Shawanda said to Shanel, "You better get back girl or i'am gonna knock yo weeve outch yo head." Only in Albany would you be assaulted at Checkers.
KaosinAlbany 1 year, 11 months ago
I have asked the City before for them to make an ordinance regarding panhandling since so much of it goes on and keeps getting worse. Some are harmless but some you do not know what to expect from them. I was blocked in my car once by one and had to call the police. It can be very scary when they get threatening. I was of course, blown off by Alfred Lott by my request. Perhaps Taylor would be willing to ask the city attorney about the growing problem?
ZCorp 1 year, 11 months ago
Nice, this is why I eat at nicer establishments, example, The Windsor Hotel in Americus, where you enjoy fine dining, while not having to worry about crime, upgrade your lives ladies and gentlemen.
VietVet1 1 year, 11 months ago
What's nice about Americus, T'ville & Moultrie - - - it's not Albany!
Bulldawg 1 year, 11 months ago
The Windsor in Americus is an excellent resturant. If you haven't eaten at the Windsor, you are missing out.
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- OBAMA'S SUNSHINE STATE PITCH: President Obama travels to Miami today to promote his economic agenda. According to the White House the president will visit PortMiami where "he will tour a tunnel project before delivering remarks on ways to create jobs and strengthen the economy by investing in infrastructure." His remarks are scheduled for 2 p.m. ET. The president returns to the White House this evening.
- THE PLAN: According to the Associated Press' Julie Pace, "Among the proposals Obama will call for: Higher caps on "private activity bonds" to encourage more private spending on highways and other infrastructure projects. State and local governments use the bonds to attract investment; Giving foreign pension funds tax-exempt status when selling U.S. infrastructure, property or real estate assets. U.S. pension funds are generally tax exempt in those circumstances. The administration says some international pension funds cite the tax burden as a reason for not investing in American infrastructure; $4 billion in new spending on two infrastructure programs that award loans and grants; A renewed call for a $10 billion national "infrastructure bank" — a proposal from his first term that gained little traction." http://bit.ly/Xnz668
- REPUBLICAN RESPONSE: Florida Sen. Marco Rubio penned an Op-Ed in the The Miami Herald today pre-butting the president's visit under the headline: "Obama's Policies Don't Help Middle Class." Here's an excerpt: "President Obama should also listen to the stories of many of my neighbors to get a true sense of the effect more tax increases and spending hikes will have on our nation's middle class. By listening to them, he would learn that many aspects of policies like Obamacare have ended up hurting many middle-class families instead of helping them. He would find that the expanding role of our government has created uncertainty by establishing rules that many small businesses can't afford to follow. Miami is where I learned that America's private sector — if allowed to operate freely — is the greatest engine for prosperity and economic mobility the world has ever known." http://hrld.us/YH4gnU
- THIS WEEK ON 'THIS WEEK': In a special Easter Sunday broadcast, Archbishop of New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan comes to "This Week" Sunday. Plus, Newark Mayor Cory Booker, D-N.J., and Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y., join the powerhouse political roundtable to debate all the week's politics, including the Supreme Court taking on the debate over gay marriage. And a special roundtable examines the intersection of religion and politics and the spiritual state of the nation. See the "This Week" page for full guest listings. Tune in Sunday: http://abcnews.go.com/thisweek
ABC's RICK KLEIN: Now probably isn't the time for members of Congress patting themselves on the back. But the pep-talk memo circulated by House Speaker John Boehner to his colleagues yesterday is remarkable in that it could have been sent at all. When you consider where House leaders started the year — coming off a rough election, forced to swallow a fiscal cliff deal that included tax hikes, with Boehner facing a mini-coup attempt — Republicans have a right to feel good about how the politics of spending have been handled in 2013. A month into the sequester, public backlash hasn't really developed, at least not yet. And by taking a grown-up approach to the potential confrontations, choosing battles carefully, Boehner and his conference have stayed united — and effective.
ABC's SARAH PARNASS: The number of Congressional Democrats who publicly oppose gay marriage dwindled this week as arguments in two Supreme Court cases drew national attention — and political pressure — to the issue. In a matter of four days, six Democratic senators issued statements indicating that their view of the marriage debate had changed in favor of allowing Americans to marry regardless of gender. Only nine of the 53 Democrats in the Senate continue to oppose marriage equality in some way, and of those, few come down staunchly on the side of preserving the traditional one-man, one-woman definition. (They are Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, Joe Manchin of West Virginia, Mary Landrieu of Louisiana, Joe Donnelly of Indiana, Mark Pryor of Arkansas, Tom Carper of Delaware, Bill Nelson of Florida, Bob Casey of Pennsylvania and Tim Johnson of South Dakota). Of the nine, some oppose DOMA, some have adopted a wait-and-see attitude, others are less specific. And some of those with more complicated stances on the issue tend to value a term President Obama once used to describe his views on gay marriage: "evolving." http://abcn.ws/YH0tXK
ABC's SHUSHANNAH WALSHE: If anyone was wondering if and when Sarah Palin was going to weigh in on the 2014 midterm elections, that question was answered this week with a resounding "yes." In a video released by Palin's political action committee, SarahPAC, she revved up conservatives and Tea Party Republicans for 2014 with snippets of her CPAC speech from earlier this month as well as media coverage praising the speech and her string of successful past endorsements. It begins with praise from the mainstream media she is always quick to criticize. Those clips help push her view that she doesn't need a Fox News contract to get her point of view out there or to have the press talking about her. The other star of the video is new conservative superstar Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, who introduced Palin at CPAC. "She is fearless, she is principled, she can pick winners," Cruz says in a clip from his introduction. It ends with the former Alaska governor's signature mama grizzly roaring and a warning to those who may think she won't be involved going forward: "We haven't yet begun to fight!" http://abcn.ws/XHYnDH
ABC's MICHAEL FALCONE: Southern politics with a side of scandal. That was the theme of last night's debate between former South Carolina governor Mark Sanford and his opponent Curtis Bostic who are running in the Republican primary for the state's first district Congressional seat. "My faults are out — exposed — and all I can say, I have learned mightily from all of those mistakes," Sanford said at event, referring to the revelations of his disappearance in 2009 while serving as governor and extramarital affair with an Argentinean woman. Last night Bostic sought to label Sanford a "compromised candidate" whose biggest vulnerability in a race against Democratic challenger Elizabeth Colbert Busch (Stephen Colbert's sister) would be "trust." It's clear that if Sanford advances to the general election — and keen South Carolina political observers expect him to — expect the events of 2009 to get another public airing. "While my skeletons are certainly out there, they're out there." Sanford said last night, but that won't stop them from becoming the central issue of the race.
–L.A. ARCHBISHOP: ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS SHOULD BE GIVEN ACCESS TO THE AMERICAN DREAM. As the Archbishop of Los Angeles, José Gomez represents the largest archdiocese in the United States–a significant percentage of whom are Hispanic–and tells ABC's Senior National Correspondent Jim Avila in an exclusive interview that the 10-12 million illegal immigrants living in the United States deserve the opportunity to obtain full citizenship. "We have to give them the opportunity if they want to be citizens," says Gomez, who also serves as the chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' Committee on Migration. "If…they don't have the opportunity, then we will create a permanent underclass in our society, which is not fair, and it's not the American way." On the subject of the new pope, Gomez says the American continents, and especially the Latino community, are celebrating Pope Francis' ascension. "Having somebody from Latin America that can understand your culture, and your traditions, and the way that you worship, and the way you relate to each other I think is going to be a big encouragement for Catholics in the whole continent, and especially for Latinos," says Gomez. http://yhoo.it/163iik1
–GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS ANSWERS YOUR QUESTIONS: Could Legalizing Same Sex Marriage Help Reduce the Deficit? This week the Supreme Court heard arguments in two landmark cases regarding same-sex marriage: Hollingsworth v. Perry, which deals with California's Proposition 8, and the United States v. Windsor, which deals with the Defense of Marriage Act. The court likely won't hand down a ruling in these cases for several months, but many of you had questions about the legal and economic implications of both cases and of course, about the potential outcomes. ABC's George Stephanopoulos took questions from Facebook and Twitter, including this one from Donna Lynn Lewis, who wrote in on Facebook: "My friend argues that it would somehow hurt the economy as far as benefits or social security, this doesn't make sense to me. Maybe you could explain what the financial effect would be for our society?" WATCH George's answer: http://abcn.ws/XeTRl9
NO ABORTIONS FOR 800 MILES. For women seeking abortions in North Dakota, there's only one place to go. Soon, it could close its doors, ABC's CHRIS GOOD reports. For more than a decade, women have driven for hundreds of miles, sometimes up to eight hours, to visit the Red River Women's Clinic in downtown Fargo — the lone abortion provider in North Dakota since 2001 — then getting back in their cars after the procedure to drive home. "It happens all the time," said Tammi Kromenaker, the clinic's director, reading off directions for a woman who was soon to travel six hours and 17 minutes from the heart of North Dakota's booming oil country. "They'll drive through a blizzard, they'll drive through a flood," Kromenaker told ABC News. "We've had women who've hit deer on the way here, who've had flat tires on the way here, and they'll come through hell or high water because they don't want to be pregnant." If a new law goes into effect, the Red River Women's Clinic will likely close — leaving one of the nation's largest swaths without an abortion provider. The area would include western North Dakota, eastern Montana and western South Dakota, according to the Guttmacher Institute, a pro-abortion-rights research group. http://abcn.ws/11UBK5R
POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY: To the east and south, the closest abortion providers to Fargo are three and a half hours away in Minneapolis, Minn., and Sioux Falls, S.D. To the west, the closest is in Billings, Mont., about 600 miles and eight-and-a-half hours away. Red River's closure would leave a stretch of more than 800 miles across the northern Great Plains without an abortion clinic. On Tuesday, North Dakota enacted the nation's most restrictive ban on abortions, prohibiting them as soon as a fetal heartbeat is detected, as early as six weeks into a pregnancy. The state overtook Arkansas, which passed a 12-week ban earlier this month, as the nation's least abortion-friendly state, and it's one of four states — including Mississippi, South Dakota, and Wyoming — with only one abortion provider. http://abcn.ws/11UBK5R
OBAMA: 'SHAME ON US IF WE'VE FORGOTTEN' NEWTOWN.' President Obama yesterday vowed to never forget the 20 children killed in the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre as he made an emotional and poignant plea for Congress to take action against gun violence, ABC's JIM AVILA and MARY BRUCE report. "The entire country was shocked, and the entire country pledged we would do something about it and that this time would be different," the president said as he stood in the East Room of the White House with 21 mothers working to combat gun violence in America. "Shame on us if we've forgotten. I haven't forgotten those kids. Shame on us if we've forgotten," he said, channeling the anger and frustration he expressed in the days after the December shooting in Connecticut. Adopting a somber tone, the president told the audience, which included the parents of victims of the Newtown shooting, that "we've cried enough" and it's time for Congress to act on the proposals put forth by Senate Democrats. "Tears aren't enough. Expressions of sympathy aren't enough. Speeches aren't enough," Obama said. "What we're proposing is not radical. It's not taking away anybody's gun rights. It's something that if we are serious, we will do. And now's the time to turn that heartbreak into something real." http://abcn.ws/11SR6nM
OBAMA TO CONGRESS: DON'T BE 'SQUISHY.' The president demanded that Congress not get "squishy" because time has passed since the deadly shooting and rebuked the "powerful voices" that oppose pending gun-control measures, saying they are "interested in running up a clock" and preventing tougher from happening. "They're doing everything they can to make all our progress collapse under the weight of fear and frustration. … Their assumption is that people will just forget about it," he said. http://abcn.ws/11SR6nM
REPUBLICAN SENATOR 'EVOLVING' ON GAY MARRIAGE. Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, is "evolving" on the issue of gay marriage, but she has stopped short of joining the other senator from Alaska, Mark Begich, D-Alaska, in endorsing it, ABC's SHUSHANNAH WALSHE notes. Following an address at the Chugiak-Eagle River Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday, she said, "The term 'evolving view' has been perhaps overused, but I think it is an appropriate term for me to use," Murkowski said, according to the Chugiak-Eagle River Star. "I think it's important to acknowledge that there is a change afoot in this country in terms of how marriage is viewed." Murkowski said she is reviewing her stance on the issue. "It may be that Alaska will come to revisit its position on gay marriage, and as a policy maker I am certainly reviewing that very closely," Murkowski said, indicating that she had spoken to her two sons about the issue. http://abcn.ws/11RqHu7
RUSH LIMBAUGH: GAY MARRIAGE IS 'INEVITABLE.' In his radio show yesterday, conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh said defenders of traditional marriage have lost the battle, even though the Supreme Court won't hand down its decisions for another few months, according to ABC's SARAH PARNASS. "I don't care what the Supreme Court does, this is now inevitable," Limbaugh said, "and it's inevitable because we lost the language on this." Limbaugh took issue with the idea that the word marriage was already applied to gay couples. Therefore, he asserted, modifiers like "hetero" or "opposite-sex" are now at times added to denote a union between a man and a woman. "I maintain to you that we lost the issue when we started allowing the word 'marriage' to be bastardized and redefined by simply adding words to it — because marriage is one thing, and it was not established on the basis of discrimination. It wasn't established on the basis of denying people anything," the radio host said. "Marriage is not a tradition that a bunch of people concocted to be mean to other people with. But we allowed the left to have people believe that it was structured that way." http://abcn.ws/16l2NpP
"TEXAN'S PLANS PUT WALL STREET ON EDGE," by the Wall Street Journal's Patrick O'Connor. During Jeb Hensarling's first congressional bid, a man at a campaign stop in Athens, Texas, asked the Republican if he was 'pro-business.' 'No,' the candidate replied, drawing curious stares from local business leaders who had gathered to hear him speak, a former Hensarling aide recalled. 'I'm not pro-business. I'm pro-free enterprise.' Now, more than a decade later, that distinction has Wall Street on edge. The new chairman of the House financial services committee wants to limit taxpayers' exposure to banking, insurance and mortgage lending by unwinding government control of institutions and programs the private sector depends on, from mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to flood insurance. … In interviews, a half-dozen industry representatives expressed some level of anxiety about Mr. Hensarling's legislative agenda. However, because the chairman hasn't offered details yet, they were reluctant to speak publicly about his plans." http://on.wsj.com/YHiC83
–GUN CONTROL GROUP RECALLS REAGAN ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT. A new video out today observes the 32nd anniversary (tomorrow) of the assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan and recalls his view that it might never have happened if a background check law were on the books, according to the group behind the spot, The United Network of Rational Americans — a new online advocacy organization for gun owners who support the Second Amendment and who also support universal background checks. According to a representative for the group, the video is "aimed at Republicans in Congress in the pocket of the big gun makers who oppose universal background checks despite near universal support from their constituents." The UNRA was created by Watchdog Causes, LLC, the founders of "Dogs Against Romney." WATCH: http://bit.ly/11UKPf1
@jwpetersNYT: 5 senators now pledge to filibuster gun bills. NRA declares "most dire threat" to its existence w @peterbakernyt http://nyti.ms/170ILC6
@brbilberry: Mother Jones @AndrewKroll: "Will Ken Cuccinelli's Slavery-Abortion Video Haunt His Virginia Gubernatorial Bid?" http://bit.ly/10YTlXz
@mckaycoppins: Obama now among the millions of Christians turning to fresh interpretations of the BIble to support marriage equality http://www.buzzfeed.com/evanmcsan/how-obama-decided-god-was-ok-with-marriage-equality …
@blakehounshell: Worth a click or twelve RT @ForeignPolicy: Combat Camera: A look at the year's best war photos http://atfp.co/10m8oYQ
@1bobcohn: Congratulations @mollyesque, winner of Robin Toner Prize for Excellence in Political Reporting for @TheAtlantic work. http://newhouse.syr.edu/Newsroom/read_news.cfm?id=905 …


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