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The team's emphasis on engaging as wide an audience as possible is evident in other ways. Persistent linking on social media helps. But so does old-fashioned attention to craft—strong narrative writing, and working to find just the right real-life example to elevate a worthy investigative report into an attention-demanding story.
And there's a rough formula for the paper's muckraking work, which might be summarized this way: Define the problem. Point to the solution. Show people how they can help get there.
Investigative journalism can come across as a pessimistic, even cynical, practice. But Gabler said that a "compelling and engaging tale" about a problem should include "solution pieces, where we highlight places where things are working right." In the newborn screening story, that meant highlighting Iowa's excellent state lab, now being held up as a model.
Stories are written in a way that gives readers information about who to call, write, or question, and suggest other ways to take individual action in response to the problem. The question made explicit in the Journal Sentinel's stories, Borowski said, is: "What are pressure points for the system to get fixed?" Online, this shows up on the paper's "Citizen Watchdog" page: "Your one-stop center to dig deeper."
'Your beat is wherever your sources are'
From start to finish, reporting is at the heart of the Journal Sentinel's work. Some local news organizations, such as South Florida's Sun Sentinel, have had success maintaining a firewall between the watchdog team and other reporters. But the Journal Sentinel's investigative unit—a team of about seven, which swells to 12 if you count the local PolitiFact crew and an app developer and interactive designer—is integrated with the newsroom.
The newborn screening story, for example, came out of a tip to the paper's medical reporters, John Fauber and Mark Johnson, who share a byline on the investigation with Gabler. Raquel Rutledge got the tip that led to her Pulitzer-winning 2009 expose on fraud in the state's childcare system while she was one of the watchdog team's beat-style public investigators, covering day-to-day "quick hits," with a consumer focus. (And talk about impact: her report instigated a new rating system for childcare quality in Wisconsin and saved the state more than $100 million between 2009 and 2011 by cutting off daycare providers who were stealing taxpayer money.)
"Our approach is to come off of the beats," Borowski said. "We're not going to say [to beat reporters], 'Great idea, we'll take that, you go back to the slog.'" The strategy is to pair beat reporters with someone from the investigative team to see the story through together. "The beat reporter has the contacts, the investigative reporter has the time and experience with piles of information," Borowski said. "We get more projects done that way."
To a person, the Journal Sentinel watchdog team argues that the best way to measure the impact of a story, and to amplify that impact, is to not stop reporting.
"We don't drop off and move on to the next thing. Reporters track several months, or more, of fallout on the story, on top of their other work," Borowski said. Maybe a new law is proposed, or an audit is conducted, because of the original story. The reporter will come back to evaluate how it's working, or to see if there's funding to back the cheery-sounding solutions. A successful investigation creates its own beat.
Not to put too fine a point on it, but this can be exhausting. "It consumes you," Rutledge said. The fallout from her childcare fraud investigation has lasted four years and counting. "It's hard to get away from the story once you've written about it. Even today I still get calls [with tips]. Oh my gosh, I'm sick of it, but I've got to keep on it."
"It turns out your beat is wherever your sources are. … It's why fraud is still on my plate," Rutledge said.
Conversely, stories that didn't have much impact were ones without follow-up. In 2007, Rutledge worked with a photographer on a two-part story about kids who have secondary post-traumatic stress disorder from the deployment of their parents. They traveled to Texas and put together "what I thought was a compelling story," she said. But the story didn't attract much attention. Rutledge was frustrated to see a much-shared piece on the same topic in Mother Jones recently, while her own story seems to have vanished in the ether.
While the Journal Sentinel's PTSD story was more explanatory than investigative, there were still follow-up opportunities—examining how the military was or was not responding to the trauma of kids, for example—that might've helped it stick.


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There's a whole day devoted solely to love. Does that make any sense? Nah. Love makes us all crazy. But it's fun too.
Do you want to embrace the crazy fun which is Valentines? Well then, get into the holiday spirit with the Moore Public Library's DIY Valentine's Day event, at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 9, in Room A of the library.
All supplies are provided but sign up early, because registration in advance is required.
Sign up by visiting the library's Information Desk, calling 793-4349, or online here.
The evening is for ages 18 and up, who will put together craft projects that bring out the Valentine's Day spirit.
It's a busy February in the Children's Department
The Moore Public Library invites children and their caregivers to a variety of age-appropriate programs throughout the week at the library.
Most activities take place in the Story Time Room of the library, which is adjacent to the Children's Department.
The schedule for February features:
Story Time, for ages 3 and up – 10 a.m. Tuesdays, Feb. 3, 10, 17 and 24;
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Come learn some basic computer skills at the Moore Public Library with some free computer classes.
The Moore Public Library has announced its schedule for free computer classes for February, to take place in the Computer Training Center of the library.
Registration is required for each individual class. To register, visit the library, call 793-4349, or register online at the library Events Calendar.
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The Moore Public Library debuts its new free Beginner's Yoga classes, from 6 to 7 p.m. on Mondays beginning Feb. 2, at the library.
Classes will be taught by a certified YMCA instructor and are designed to increase flexibility, balance and coordination with poses. The classes are for ages 18 and up, and registration is not required to attend classes.
Attendees are asked to wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat or towel for comfort. There will be a limited number of mats provided to borrow on a first-come, first-served basis.
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How Breaking Bad Composer Scores Cliffhangers, Drug Lords and Heisenberg's Hat
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Wired: Breaking Bad has a lot of different emotional tones. How do you manage to get all of them right and still retain some consistency?
Porter: One of the most important roles of score, particularly on a television series, is to be a unifying presence — and I think one way to accomplish that is by maintaining a specific palette of sounds and composition techniques. On Breaking Bad, for example, we rarely use music to make something more humorous, and if we do, it is most likely a licensed song. Likewise in scenes that have intense dialog, there is rarely a need to add anything musically because the writing and acting performances are so strong. This leaves me free to concentrate the power of the score on the moments of greatest intensity, whether it is action, intense suspense or powerful emotion.
Wired: Are there any particular characters or kinds of scenes that present unique challenges?
Porter: Writing the music for Breaking Bad is always a challenge because it's a moving target: Situations and characters' perspectives are constantly changing, and the score needs to reflect that. There aren't any "good" or "bad" guys in the world of Breaking Bad, so the score, just like these characters, exists within many shades of gray.
Wired: Since Season 2, the end credits of each episode are some kind of variation on the main theme. How do you go about making those songs? Do you try to keep it within the realm of the same tone and theme that the episode ended on?
Porter: During our music spotting session (the meeting where we decide where music should be used in an episode and what it should try to accomplish), we treat the end credits like any other scene. Vince Gilligan (creator/executive producer) and I discuss what sort of emotion we would like to leave the audience with that week. Sometimes I incorporate a sound that played an important role in that episode — such as Tio's bell, the infamous box cutters, hospital respirators and most recently the playground swing that Mike's granddaughter played.
The theme motif itself might be performed by the resonator guitar of the original, but more often than not I'll introduce an entirely different instrument. Sometimes they work to build the intensity toward the next episode; other times they are meant as a moment for the audience to reflect on what it just witnessed. Since the end credit score is generally preempted by promos when the show airs on television, they exist as a little extra bonus for people who purchased the show on DVD or from iTunes. With so many new viewers watching Breaking Bad in marathon sessions, I think that little moment between episodes has become even more important.
Wired: A lot of the music has an almost Wild West quality. Are you trying to invoke that mood?
Porter: Although the instrumentation isn't Western — aside from the resonator guitar used in the show's main title theme — there is definitely a shared aesthetic with many classic Western scores. Particularly early on in the series, Vince Gilligan would occasionally reference the use of sound in films like Once Upon a Time in the West. Elements found in those soundtracks such as sparseness in orchestration, short solo motifs and very deliberate tempos just seem to work well in conjunction with the desert landscape.
Wired: What's been your favorite scene to score? Why was it your favorite?
Porter: It's hard to choose, but most recently I loved creating the score for the cold open of Episode 506, "Buyout," during which Walt, Mike and Todd disassemble the dirt bike. In addition to being a very moving and intense scene, I was afforded the luxury of having the music be the only sound in that scene. For a film/TV composer, it's a very rare occurrence for your work to be in the spotlight like that, and I was determined to make the most of it! Some of my other favorite moments include Jane's unfortunate demise, the arrival of the Mexican assassins in the Season 3 premiere, Walt and Jesse getting stuck out in the desert in Season 2, and the infamous scene with Walt falling apart in the crawl space of his house last season.
Wired: This week's episode is the last before the midseason break. What can you tell us about what you worked on for the episode?
Porter: Music and sound are the last steps in completing an episode, and we are often cutting it close to air dates, but thankfully we were able to wrap our season last week. I can't tell you too much about our final episode this year except to say that I got to write music for some very emotional moments that will definitely influence the final episodes next year.
Wired: Presumably there will be something of a cliffhanger before the midseason break. What are the secrets to making great cliffhanger music?
Porter: The secret to great cliffhanger music on Breaking Bad is to not use music at all. A shocking revelation will play out powerfully enough without the need to overemphasize it. On Breaking Bad, we try to avoid using music in those moments that might have historically been accompanied by the "dun-dun-dun!" at a big reveal. So if there were to be a cliffhanger in Breaking Bad's final episode of 2012 — and I'm not saying that there is or that there isn't — that ending would probably come without music.
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Breaking Bad's midseason finale airs Sunday at 10 p.m./9 p.m. Central on AMC. Porter's score for all five seasons of the show can be purchased on iTunes or Amazon.


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29 Jan » Vital FootballSouthend have officially confirmed that Jack Bridge has left the club for a loan spell with non-league outfit Chelmsford.
29 Jan » Vital FootballCrystal Palace defender Jerome Binnom-Williams' impressive loan spell with Southend, which it has been so far, has been extended.
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1 When my desire was for the fate of my people to be changed and to make Israel well, then the sin of Ephraim was made clear, and the evil-doing of Samaria; for their ways are false, and the thief comes into the house, while the band of outlaws takes property by force in the streets. | 1 whenever I would heal Israel, the sins of Ephraim are exposed and the crimes of Samaria revealed. They practice deceit, thieves break into houses, bandits rob in the streets; |
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On an inlet beach, I photographed this Port Moody engagement photo session with Tawnya + Kevin on a warm evening in summer 2014. As summer evenings go, the light is warm and the sun sets behind Vancouver's north shore mountains, providing a warm glow to waters. We spent some time at the beach as fishermen cast […]
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Love the shots on the boat dock! Great color too, they look so happy!
I really love all the colors! I also am super diggin the last few shots.
Great set, really like your posing.
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Nice, I really like that first one of them walking – they look really happy
Love the color of her dress! These two look like such a fun couple!
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While working at Merrill Lynch, Rich Donovan, who has cerebral palsy, looked at disabled people as an emerging market and found it much bigger than he expected: "1.1 billion people, that's the size of China."
Thanks for this eye opening article. This 1.1 billion strong group of people will surely have among them people who demand their own unique services. In meeting their special preferences, clever companies will make handsome profits. Companies will complete to provide even better services. A refreshing shift from the old 'charity' perspective. I'm loving this trend!
good idea. I remember a good friend who had been in an accident and because of this his hands would shake. He had trouble typing on the keyboard. We were all so scared about hurting his feelings that we simply pretended that all was fine as he struggled and grew increasingly frustrated. We gave him the one thing he did not want form us. Pity. A mentor or an assistant would have really solved the problem for him.
A great perspective on employing people with disabilities by The Economist!
When people with disabilities are hired, businesses should also consider assigning mentors to them. This is a great way to enhance their experience, improve their productivity, and enable their mentors to gain a new perspective (if they haven't worked with people with disabilities before) and make a difference.
I'm happy to see at least some recognition of the value of marketing in the venue of the paralympics by Sainsbury and others. Sadly the writer needs to consider language when writing on the topic of disability. Please see www.ncdj.org for a great primer.
Working age individuals with disabilities have the highest unemployment rate of any demographic. Yet there is a higher rate of employee satisfaction and productivity in organizations with broadly diverse hiring practices and employee demographics to include individuals with disabilities. For individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and autism, initiatives like The Arc of Luzerne County's TRACE (Transition to Community Employment)program help both the individual and the employer - It's a win-win.
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For those who want cats but canãt have cats, there are ãneko cafe (cat cafe)ã where some cats are freed so that the customers can play with them while they are chilling out (^_^)
Itãs like a petting zoo with cats and coffee.
Some neko cafes serve food or alcohol too.
At a neko cafe, admission fee is required.
The fee system is varied but usually costs about 1,000 yen (=approx. US$10) or more per hour.
Most neko cafes exist in large cities because there are more people who canãt have pets live there.
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Thanks to the influx of travelers (many from neighboring China), new hotels are popping up around Taipei, including the Palais de Chine (opened in 2010), which looks to Europe—and Paris in particular—for its design inspiration. One of the most conveniently located properties in the city, at the hub of five train lines, the 286 art-nouveau rooms and suites feature plush fabrics, French-imported pieces, oversized soaking tubs, and windows overlooking the bustling transportation hub in the Datong neighborhood. Head to the fifth floor and the three jewel-toned Grand Halls—usually reserved for meetings and banquets—to be transported to the Opera de Paris, complete with a double-height draped ceiling and 18 crystal chandeliers. Like the Taipei's evolving food scene, Palais de Chine's dining options are a mix of international flavors: a perfectly cooked steak from the wood-fired oven at La Rotisserie, a French-inspired grill; dim-sum from Le Palais, the Cantonese spot; and a proper cup of Palais de Chine's signature tea served all afternoon in the European tea house.
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i have to get it up to about 80 to make it not bog if i have any load or am climbing a hill
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Threads and subjects here get locked, moved and edited enough to those otherwise dead places.
This forum is dying too. And any casual conversation we had being policed, or any conversation that isn't BHD or MAG related ends up getting the banhammer.
Do you TRULY feel like that samo? Truly?
I only chimed in and quoted you because you are sooo off base and mentioned the clan I'm in. Go look at your own post and thread history for proof 100% contrary to what you just claimed.
1) Here you are talking in a thread that violatest the TOS by showing how to do glitches, its right in the TOS that you can't do this yet no lock http://www.community.us.playstation.com/t5/Starhaw
2) another thread I just saw you post in that contradicts your claim http://www.community.us.playstation.com/t5/Starhaw
3) Look at the off topic thread............ that thread totally contradicts your claims.
4) Then there is your SH alt contest thread.......alts aren't really even supposed to be used like that yet the thread stands and has even been stickied by me and allowed to stay by the mod staff.......
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My mother hasn't changed a bit since the 80s (apart from the perm, thank god).
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Uphill from town, this was for centuries Amalfi's center for papermaking, an ancient trade learned from the Arabs, who learned it from the Chinese. Beginning in the 12th century, former flour mills were converted to produce paper made from cotton and linen. In 1211 Frederick II of Sicily prohibited this lighter, more readable paper for use in the preparation of official documents, favoring traditional sheepskin parchment. But by 1811 more than a dozen mills here, with
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Strawberry Daiquiris, Lightened Up
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When i have live papers on my devicr. Every thing becomes so laggy. Are there any lvps optimized for our device?
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No. Just don't use them, they're pointless anyway
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The following is a selection of quotes from editorials and commentaries
published in 1August 2010 editions of Iranian newspapers available to
BBC Monitoring at 0530 gmt
Iranian nuclear issue and British PM's Turkey visit
Siyasat-e Ruz [conservative]: "Though the Western countries and the G5 +
1 do not consider Turkey and Brazil's involvement in Iranian nuclear
issue to be important, but as soon as the two countries got involved in
the process of nuclear negotiation, the leaders of various Western
countries also started to take measure in this regard... In order to
persuade Turkey to oppose the Iranian nuclear issue, during his recent
visit to Turkey, David Cameron requested [Recep Tayyip] Erdogan to help
in stopping Iranian nuclear programme and raised the issue of this
country [Turkey] joining the EU." (Unattributed analytical report:
"Promise to join European Union or demanding rights")
Possible military action against Iran
Khorasan [conservative]: "It seems that by initiating such discussion
[military attack against Iran], the American authorities and their
allies primarily intend to diminish the capability, happiness and
constructive spirit of the Iranian nation. On the other hand [they]
intend to abet pessimism and create a sense of helplessness among them
[Iranians] and bring down their spirit. It is a fact that any country's
military action against Iran in whatever form, will affect the region
extensively. It will also include the strategic Strait of Hormuz, which
is an important passage for shipment of energy in the world... Today,
none of the enemies has power and ability of a military attack against
the great and mighty Iran." (Editorial by Korush Shoja'i: "America's
desired goals on military threatening Iran.")
US, Europe and sanctions against Iran
Keyhan [hard-line]: "Imposition of sanctions has fundamentally no effect
on the country and it is devoid of any value and effectiveness because
America and its European allies are like any other international
community. It does not mean that if they impose sanctions on Iran, we
will be unable to fulfil our requirements through other countries. Many
countries of the world do not take side with America and its European
allies... America and the European countries, which are suffering from
serious economic problems, should be aware of the fact that imposing
sanctions on Iran means imposing sanctions on many American and European
companies... America's announcement that the West is ready to resume
talks with Iran reflects their confusion in making decisions regarding
Iran on the one hand and it proves the power of the Islamic Republic of
Iran on the other." (Editorial: "The triangle of plot, sanction and
Shargh [reformist]: "The approval of unilateral sanctions against
Iran... showed the bitter reality that after the collapse of the bipolar
system in the world the European countries have unfortunately not been
brave enough to demonstrate their sovereignty and authority before the
international community and be independent of America's political and
economic policies. This is really shocking." (Editorial: "Europe
attached on America")
Turkey, Brazil's and UN sanctions against Iran
Mardom Salari [moderate]: "All the countries pursue their own national
benefits in the world of diplomacy ... Turkey and Brazil did not vote
against UN Resolution 1929 because of the fact that they did not want to
oppose a project, which they had initiated. That is why after the
issuance of the fourth resolution against the country, both Brazil and
Turkey took sides with the dominant view created against Iran in the
West, and even the Brazilian president clearly announced that his
country respected the UN resolutions." (Commentary by Javid Qorban
Oghlu: "National interest")
Jomhuri-ye Eslami [hard-line]: "All signs and evidences show that
nefarious designs are being prepared to create a serious unrest in
Lebanon in which America and Israel are the main players and as usual
the reactionary regimes of the Arab world are playing the role of
coordinator in order to pave the ground for the realization of the
plot... the unexpected and unannounced visit of Arab rulers to Lebanon
can be analyzed in this framework." (Editorial: Zionists' evil dream for
Israel, Egypt
Siyasat-e Ruz [conservative]: "Shimon Peres, the Zionist regime's
president, is going to meet Husni Mubarak in Cairo today... Although,
the reported purpose of this visit is strengthening of peace, but it
will ultimately lead to another conspiracy against the innocent
oppressed people of Palestine." (Commentary by Faramarz Asgari:
"Mubarak's mistake")
Sanctions and Iran's domestic political situation
Jaam-e Jam [conservative]: "The Europeans and America will do their best
to intensify their pressures on Iran by imposing more restrictions and
sanctions. What is our responsibility in such an atmosphere? Creation of
discord and disunity in society and inefficiency of the officials and
weak diplomacy are the best things that can help the enemies. Thus the
country desperately needs to build up and mend the foundations of unity
in the society that requires all pro-Islamic Republic figures understand
the current situation and assemble around the axis of the supreme leader
to forge unity." (Editorial by Ali Dara'i: "We and sanctions")
Iranian reformist leader's interview
Javan [conservative]: "Last week Karrubi [defeated presidential
candidate], in an interview with the BBC, referred to some issues
related to last year's [presidential] election, which were either a
complete lie or were related to the system's efforts to restore and
ensure the rights of the affected people [as published]. Such a move by
Karrubi, at a time when the West led by the US and Zionist regime... is
pressurizing the Islamic system and its valuable achievements through
comprehensive economic sanctions and military threat, looks like the
behaviour of a helpless person... it is not hidden from anyone that
Karrubi and the system's enemies are moving in a common direction and
damaging the system's efficient institutions, such as the [Islamic
Revolution] Guards Corps... " (Editorial by Hasan Roshvand: "The
sedition and theatre stage")
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Yes we are trained to fly in reference to the ground adjusting for the wind at pattern altitude. I have done S-turns across a road, turns about a point (perfect circle) and rectangular course (confined area) in as high as 45 kt winds (that's about 51mph.) This drives home the danger of attempting to maintain ground track, because on the down wind turns you have to have the steepest bank angle which will cause the most reduction in airspeed and the highest increase in stall speed due to load factor increase. This is all due to the pilots desire to maintain ground track and not the winds affect on the aerodynamics. Blaming the wind would be like blaming a car for making you stall because it was going to slow while you were attempting to match its speed.
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The fact that people have difficulty is correct but to say that the wind pushed them or they couldn't accelerate enough to keep up with the wind is false. With the understanding that it is a control issue and not an aerodynamic issue you will be better prepared to compensate correctly. You will find you are able to do more in the wind if you understand it, where others are just limited. I have no problems flying in the wind and find it amusing to do things that aren't possible without wind, such as land backwards.
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That is because even pilots in the plane use the ground as reference, and fall into the trap of relying on their perception and not their instruments. It has gotten more than a few pilots killed. You will find very few instrument rated pilots that still don't understand the phenomena.
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