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Sony Reads The Google TV Tea Leaves: Not Much Flavor In The Cup
by Wayne Friedman on Nov 30, 12:00 PM
From the no-surprise department: Sony has cut prices for its newfangled Google TV units, up to a massive 25% off certain models. This is no surprise because Google TV has been unable to secure the highest-profile content out there -- broadcast network prime-time shows. The big four networks have blocked Google from using its content on the new service to be run -- so far -- on Sony television sets.
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Marketers Now More Accepting Of Online Make-Goods For Traditional TV Buys
by Wayne Friedman on Nov 29, 1:15 PM
Fox is following in the footsteps of ABC -- but not from a position it necessarily likes. Fox is offering online inventory -- on hulu.com, for example -- as a make-good for a massive 20% drop in traditional TV ratings. ABC also did this a couple of years back for the same reasons: It didn't have enough -- or the right -- inventory to give back to advertisers, who are guaranteed specific gross rating points in their TV media buys.
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Which Network Is Best On The Internet? Beats Us
by Wayne Friedman on Nov 24, 11:33 AM
So which one of the big broadcast networks does the best job online? Your guess is as good as ours. As with everything in the Internet world, there are different measures for whatever digital pleasure you can consider.
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Easily Distracted, Multitasking Young Video Viewers Means More Marketing Questions
by Wayne Friedman on Nov 23, 1:03 PM
Current research says kids and young adults are actually tuning in to more traditional TV shows, TV shows online, and commercial messages than ever before. But are they actually watching more commercials -- or doing something else?
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New Entertainment Entrepreneurs: A Romantic Story, Or Some Future Back-Biting Failures?
by Wayne Friedman on Nov 22, 3:45 PM
Seems Jeff Bewkes, chairman/CEO of Time Warner, believes the new digital entertainment world is fertile ground for honest and hard-working entrepreneurs. (Media moguls are out.) But will those newcomers remain wholesome and nice people?
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Is Scheduling On Network TV Less Important? Ask NBC Affiliates
by Wayne Friedman on Nov 19, 4:48 PM
Lead-ins? Lead-outs? Scheduling? Does any of this matter any more? To 60% of U.S. TV audience -- those without time-shifting machines - timing is still a factor. But the 40% now in control with time-shifting devices are much less concerned about whether "NCIS: Los Angeles" follows the original "NCIS."
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Man The Battle Stations, Cable Subscribers Are Going AWOL!
by Wayne Friedman on Nov 18, 4:30 PM
Now another study says cable operators' main business -- that of providing consumers with a monthly package of traditional TV programming and video -- has been sinking. According to SNL Kagan, cable lost some 741,000 subscribers in the third quarter -- this after a 216,000 drop in the second quarter. These are the first net losses since Kagan started tracking the business in 1980.
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Internet Video Advertising Looking More Like The TV Model? Not So Fast
by Wayne Friedman on Nov 17, 5:15 PM
Internet ad-supported video looking familiar? To some. Media studies are showing the online video business, mostly that of TV shows online, seems to be pushing TV advertisers toward -- what else? -- a TV-like advertising model.
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NBC Takes A New Tack Just Before New Owners Take Over The Ship: Original Programming For Everyone?
by Wayne Friedman on Nov 16, 12:15 PM
In perhaps one last effort to kick-start its long-ailing prime-time schedule before new owner Comcast takes over, NBC is erasing the blackboard for this coming mid-season. There will be schedule changes on virtually every night of the week.
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OMG! A 'Glee'-Themed Episode On 'The Office'! What Were They Thinking? Result: Yawn
by Wayne Friedman on Nov 15, 9:45 AM
For all of you wondering about NBC's "The Office" special "Glee" episode on Nov. 11, here's the real news: It didn't matter.Everyone gathered around Gabe's home on "The Office" to watch a "Glee" episode. Some critics assumed this was an outrageous creative decision, like free publicity for the already high-flying Fox show. We don't know what, if any, effect this had on "Glee" as yet.
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Stars of the South
Most Southerners, as denizens of a region with possibly one of the most recognizable cuisines, happen to know a thing or two about food. But don't judge a book by its butter-loving cover, because while no true soul food connoisseur could ever give up shrimp and grits or fried chicken, Southerners' palates are in fact varied and embrace fruits, vegetables, beans and nuts—especially those grown from Georgia's own soil.
But there's much more to these locals' deeply ingrained passion for food than the taste of peach cobbler or corn bread. Whether they're growing, preparing or eating it, these soul food experts use their skills to fuel Southern culture, keep families happy and give back to the community. So here's to the wonderful people that work hard to create one of the greatest pleasures in the South.
Photography by Tim Johnson
Category: Gallery of the South, Media
Tags: Belinda Flanigan, Charlene branan, Jack Flanigan, Kermitt Griffin, lauren hunsberger, Philip branan, Shelley Smith, Tim Johnson, Wendy Armstrong


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"Four Christmases" hurls towering Vince Vaughn at tiny Reese Witherspoon and a lot of Oscars at a lightweight holiday farce. This comedy about a happy couple made miserable by having to visit four divorced parents begins with a bang but settles into sentiment so maudlin that this cast can't save it.
Brad (Vaughn) and Kate (Witherspoon) are happily unmarrieds in San Francisco who fib to family every holiday season, making up stories about "inoculating babies in Burma" so that no one can gripe when they skip Christmas dinner. They'd rather fly to Fiji.
"You really can't spell 'families' without the lies," brags Brad.
But Frisco fog closes the airport and a TV reporter busts them with their ruined travel plans. Before you can say "mistletoe" (their "safety word"), they've been outed and they're driving all over the Bay area "celebrating" with relatives.
Ex-documentary director Seth Gordon ("The King of Kong") stages each visit as an episode, with the energy flagging steadily from the first to the last. We meet the resentful farmer (Robert Duvall) who raised Brad to disdain family, and the brothers "Denver" (Jon Favreau) and "Dallas" (Tim McGraw).
Brad faces old humiliations and Kate, on meeting Denver's always-breeding/country cookin' wife (Katy Mixon, a stitch), frets over motherhood.
Then they go visit her born-again mom (Mary Steenburgen), where Kate's competitive sister (Kristin Chenoweth, funny as always) re-visits the days when "Katy Cooty" was fat.
By the time they reach Brad's hippie mom (Sissy Spacek) who has taken up with his high school buddy, the relationship and the movie are in trouble.
It's weird to watch Vaughn try to replicate the immortality his pal Peter Billingsley achieved in "A Christmas Story." First "Fred Claus," now this. Witherspoon amps up her game to match the pace of Vaughn's manic patter. But they waste so much talent - Duvall, Witherspoon, Steenburgen, Spacek and Jon Voight (as Kate's dad) all have Oscars.
A lot of us can identify with the "Four Christmases" divorced-parents situation. But Vince, you are never, ever going to get Ralphie's Red Ryder BB gun. Give it up.


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So There: Poems 1976-83 combines three earlier collections of Robert Creeley's work published by New Directions –– Hello: A Journal, February 29-May 3, 1976 (published 1978); Later (1979); and Mirrors (1983).
This first gathering of the poet's later work continues but also stands in contrast to his early poems as presented in the monumental Collected Poems 1945-1975 (University of California Press, 1982). Few poets have so clear a demarcation in their work. In 1976, Creeley set off to visit nine countries in the Far East, to explore his sense of self in a foreign landscape. He found not only a "company" of fellow beings but also a transformed sense of life and subsequently a new family. He sees today that these three books in a single volume emphasize the "determined change in my life they are the issue of." They record a watershed period when Creeley "moved beyond his early influences to become a unique master" (Publishers Weekly, about Mirrors).


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Magic Late Departure out of Galviston
Does anyone know what happened to the Magic sailing out of Galviston on the 12 of Dec. I know it was late inbound and that made the outbound late as well.:headache:
Then the fog rolled in again while she was in port, delaying departure. :cutie: |
Delayed for fog.
from reading tweets and searching online (on our drive home from galveston - we were on the ship that came back late, we were through customs, to our ca by ~4:30pm), it seemed people had been told to be on board by 9pm. this morning ive been searching but its difficult to tell - heard to see on the galveston webcams and conflicting info on those ship locator thingies ive been googling. looks like it was inport early this morning t 4am, hopefully she is off by now, seems like she is somewhere in the gulf...
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sambycat - how were the guests treated during the delay to get into port? Normally guests are asked to take their carry-on bags to breakfast and then disembark after. Were guests allowed to stay in their rooms or were they asked to stay in public areas so that the rooms could be turned over for the arriving guests?
The guests on the next cruise were notified by e-mail and asked to delay their port arrival by 4 hours. A later contact asked them to delay by 6 hours. If you booked air thru Disney, they took care of re-scheduling your flights home. If you booked on your own, you were on your own. People posted last night of getting airlines to waive change fees, etc. I'm sure that not all were this fortunate...another case for travel insurance! There were many cruise guests at both airports trying to get flights home. I haven't heard from anyone on the outbound cruise. |
when we woke up, we knew we werent at port, and it became apparent we werent moving - and it was FOGGY! we had late breakfast and were planning on sleeping in anyway, so we were just getting up and looking around ~7am. as we were getting dressed, the captain made the announcement at ~730ish that the port was closed and we would have to wait for info. the CD came on next, saying that they would keep making announcements and that our KTTW cards would continue to work.
within the time that we went down for breakfast, there were simple navigators with activities listed through 12:15. it was announced that yes, we could stay to our rooms and that the shops were open and what movies would be playing. i was shocked that we could stay in our rooms and that there was more to do then just maybe movies and waiting. after breakfasts (normal for debarkation day), they also had the poolside venues open, topsiders, parrot cay and lumieres open for lunch. bars and bar service were up. we didnt go to the movies, not sure what about that. tons of games and crafts sprung up and there were characters out and about. there were chairs out all around every level of the atrium and people waiting/sitting by guest services. as we drove, we didnt have to deal with rerouting flights. they repeatedly announced that if you used DCL air, they would do all that for you. people seemed calm, there were folks waiting in lines (not huge) to use the phones at the cruise desk and where the DVC desk is. im sure they had some idea it would be a while or they wouldnt have had us keep the rooms. after lunch, we went back to our room. at about 1, there was an announcement that we would start moving. they didnt say get out of the rooms!, but they asked that people gather in the promenade and stusio sea areas and we saw that room host/esses were working on our level and so we left. they had passed out more navigators with things through 3 i think? they had characters out, belle was reading stories to kids, it was really amazing. im sure we had it way better then the folks waiting shoreside at the port or in line to park their cars in parking lots full of our cars! |
I hope they don't miss a port due to the delay. We ended up on a "cruise to nowhere" once out of Galveston because of fog. It was only a 4 day, and we weren't able to leave until the following morning, so we didn't have enough time to make it to Cozumel (our only port). It was a fun cruise anyways, and Carnival actually let people disembark and receive a 100% refund if they wanted to, or we could stay aboard and get 25% off the current cruise, plus 25% off a future cruise. We stayed on board and had a fun time going nowhere :thumbsup2. --Katie
Agree with most of what sambycat said, except that the captain's first announcement did not come until shortly after 8 AM. We knew what was up (our Galveston departure last January was delayed because morning fog delayed the return of the previous cruise). I think he should have said something a little earlier, perhaps before the first breakfast, as there were a lot of people who dragged their stuff downstairs only to take it back upstairs later.
We started moving again a little after noon but it was after 2 PM before we were docked. We did express walk-off. Stayed in our stateroom until we actually saw people getting off the ship, then headed down and right off. Caught our shuttle to Hotel Galvez (we had the parking package there) and were on our way home by 3:05 PM. Last year we were also affected by fog in Galveston in January, but at the other end - previous cruise docked late (somewhere between 12 and 1). We'd just checked out of our hotel at noon to head over to the port when I got a message telling us not to come until 6 PM. We used the time to partake in the Hotel Galvez' fabulous Sunday brunch and then do the tree stump carving tour. I'm still not real clear on just when the Magic got out on its next voyage - yesterday or today - but the Navigator of the Seas was apparently on time on its arrival this morning (they share the same pier). |
Just curious if they only emailed people. That wouldn't have helped us at all. We would have been away from internet so only cell call or text would have reached us.
Still think phone notification should be an option. |
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great location, safe and fun and we stayed in a beautiful condo with everything we needed provided by the owners, I would like to return every year ! It as a one bedroom unit but very spacious and the living area was large and comfortable, and the kitchen was perfect ! The pool and grounds were lovely and just steps... More
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text: (06-02-2012 02:03 PM)bruinsfan08 Wrote: Hey all. I'll start with the last pack sitting in the box at the LCS. It had an Adam Larsson Rookie Materials jersey... Then I ripped the last box in the store. First up are the hits I didn't scan... Ice RC - Dimitri Orlov #/1999 Lance Bouma RC #451/499 Mike Bossy Legends of Hockey #211/499 And here are the scan-worthy hits... Teemu Hartikainen Rookie Materials, nice 2-color swatch Ales Hemsky and Magnus Paajarvi Winning Combos Drew Doughty Winning Materials Matt Read Rookie auto/jersey #409/799 and the hit of the box... Cody Hodgson Rookie auto/jersey #069/499 Certainly no complaints from me, I've had a couple of nice breaks thus far. Everything here is available for trade, shoot me an offer, I'm looking for Neely, Ovechkin, and cards for my all-time greats PC. Cheers! -Chris


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