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The Pinterest social media service is rapidly gaining in popularity on the Web, and federal agencies are starting to take notice.
Pinterest.com is a bookmarking and linking social website where users can create a bulletin board of interesting photographs, graphics, videos and news digitally "pinned" to their page, and easily share those links with others.
As of Feb. 6, no federal agencies were active on Pinterest, and there were no terms of service approved for federal agencies available for the site at the Apps.gov website.
The General Services Administration "probably won't pursue a Terms of Service agreement [with Pinterest] until there is more of a groundswell," the GSA's NewMedia office tweeted on Jan. 6, according to a recent GovLoop article on Pinterest.
While some federal agencies might not be a good fit for Pinterest, others could benefit from its format and its rising popularity, GovLoop said.
Indeed, the service does seem to have some potential as a way to generate interest. In January 2012, 3.6 percent of Web traffic referrals came from Pinterest, up from 2.5 percent in December, according to a Feb 1 article in SearchEngineWatch.com.
Pinterest was fourth in overall traffic, following Facebook, with 26.4 percent; StumbleUpon, with 5.1 percent; and Twitter, with 3.6 percent. Pinterest ranked higher than LinkedIn, Google+ and YouTube as a source of referrals.
Pinterest also more than tripled the number of users on the site between September and December 2011, to 7 million, the article said. The growth was achieved even though participation on the website currently is by invitation only.
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I've been elected to the board. Regrettably, I now have to refrain from public comment. The world needs coal for progress and survival. Stay the course. Do your own research and follow the logic of your heart.
Turn out the lights. The party's over. They need to lobby the obama for a Billion or so, and run off with the money before WS finally admits it was all a scam.
Solyndra is the bankrupt solar company that received the first Department of Energy loan under the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. It also is notorious in that its largest financial backer, George Kaiser, was a substantial supporter of President Barack Obama in 2008 and regularly visited the White House following the election. George says "THANKS SUCKERS!"
because they remodel/tear down or relocate before the 30 year break even occurs.
to lift on the open. But by noon, the market paints him red.
If it drops below $48, take profits and short further.
options being exercised by insiders. director being replaced. more significant, institutional holdings have increased 4%.
is being a pimp for the worst solar fad stock of the bunch. makes you a double solar fad loser. SOLAR CITY!
Because their investors realize they are all caught in an obamascam that won't last, and continues to LOSE MONEY. They are bailing. Shorting SCTY. Solar is as dead as a duck flying over Ted Nugent's backyard!.
chevy suburban. more steel less plastic. great ground clearance. cheaper insurance. safer. same v6 as gmc trucks. cad/buick got rid of their best engine--3800 series 3. it was too reliable. spot capp up again. go baby go!
is 50 dma. need to close above this. otherwise next stop is $48, which is two year neckline. if that is breeched, take profits and bail.
If it drops below $48, it's time to take profits and bail.
great big woo! that's only about 900,000 people per charging station. yea, that'll work.
jimjohn says coal is dead. then he uses his other identity loser george to agree with himself. I bet he's hearing voices again. needs some serious help. he's touting the biggest loser solar stock SCTY, and it's
eating him up. he knows he's backed a loser. The Pope couldn't save solar city.
Shorting to add to other solar companies--the ones making profits rather than increasing losses.
ditto Franklin Templeton, 430,000 shares.
Not just for N.A., but the whole world. The human race will survive via coal and oil and NG, and then burning the furniture. This is serious. We think because we are on a goldilocks planet we are safe. Not so. CO2 levels do not relate to temperatures. Al Gore did a terrible disservice to the human race with his BS. He should have left weather science to scientists. Pathetic. He's laid low after the female masseuse incident.
Before it's over, the human race will be burning the furniture to keep warm. Not to mention coal.
gosh that's terrible. explains a lot though. we could have sent you some dog food had we known. we just thought you were a dork. brings new meaning to the phrase "woking the dog".
respected? really! respected? don't you remember 2008? crooks and liars vs. liars and crooks. remind yourself who we all bailed out.


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picosux224 at 7:22PM, March 14, 2015
an invention? i wonder what it could be.
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I hereby declare this day to be pie day. March 14th! 3.14.15
SnowTheHedgehog at 4:21PM, March 14, 2015
Shadow is very picky about when and where he likes to eat his cyanide emo cookies. He calls them "Cthulhu Craps".
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+One Punch-Man
During its earlier days, getting people to give One Piece a decent chance was no easy task; yet it could be done. You simply needed to make your case about the story and hilarious characters.
Not so with One Punch-man which, even now, I would struggle to explain to someone why they should bother with the series. It is that random a manga, and which I am surprised is receiving so much interest.
For a manga about a bald guy defeating over the top villains with one punch, 2 million copies is a powerful achievement, which makes you think that people are more or less ready to take a chance on anything today so long as they are appropriately entertained.
You could possibly blame that trend on One Piece.
Last year, One Punch-Man was no where near the top 30; come January 2016 I wouldn't be surprised to see it in the top ten. It is worth mentioning that One Punch-Man actually comes out ahead of Nanatsu No Taizai and even Fairy Tail when it comes to Sales by Volume.
+Detective Conan
There is an overwhelming number of people today who are always complaining about popular shonen manga like Naruto and One Piece running too long, but who have never really made any mention of Detective Conan. Seriously, Detective Conan has been in serialization since 1994; how the hell does a manga like that still manage to sell over 2 million copies today.
Having never read it, I am hardly qualified to complain about the quality of the manga; yet if common comments about anime and manga are to be believed, the longer a series runs, the worse it gets, often losing readers rather than gaining in popularity.
Berserk has been around even longer than Detective Conan and it stands almost no chance of entering the top 30, at least with regards to sales.
You have to wonder what Detective Conan offers that other longer running series do not.
Whatever the case anyone that has spent 2014 preaching about how the trend of long running manga series is coming to a definite end is being proved wrong by the strength of Detective Conan.
A pair of manga that couldn't be more different from another and which I didn't think would be so closely matched; more or less neck to neck in 2013, Kingdom seems to have come out head by 200,00 copies in 2014 in comparison to Gintama.
Yet both series are not fairing particularly well on a whole, not just regarding the 12 or so steps they have fallen in less than 15 months, but their declining dominance over 2014. Keep in mind that titles like Tokyo Ghoul and Haikyuu, near the bottom and barely keeping up not so long ago, now stand at the very top of 2014's top selling manga list, even as Kingdom and Gintama continue to slip further down.
Hell, 15 months ago Kingdom and Gintama were both starting to pull away from Bleach, Kubo's manga following behind even as the pair approached the top 10. Even taking into account differences in tastes, that a manga as celebrated as Kingdom would fall below Bleach during one of its worst years in terms of ranking, is surprising.
It makes you wonder exactly what people like.
Kingdom's fame comes from the fact that it doesn't exactly follow the typical formula; and yet, when you look at many of the titles ranked higher than Kingdom, one might argue that the key to success in Japan in terms of manga sales comes down to attaching the same old formula to new plots and faces.
+Food Wars: Shokugeki no Soma
It might have been my lack of attention but I don't think I have ever seen so many non-action oriented manga series littering the top 20; sure, there is always that odd slice of life manga that somehow manages to break through the barrier, but even those exceptions are rarely as strong and popular as the food based Shokugeki no Soma.
Along with Blue Spring Ride and Hozuki no Reitetsu, it is possible that we have reached that age of manga where a story doesn't have to create super-powered heroes fighting to save the day in order to appeal to the masses.
You couldn't easily dismiss Shokugeki no Soma as a fluke; while making no appearance on the 2013 list, the manga currently enjoys strong support among manga readers, so much so that it might actually survive in the top 20 for several years to come, possibly even rise higher, even with so many action fueled series emerging every year.
+Hozuki no Reitetsu
Urgh, No. Simply No. How the hell did a manga that was barely a bleep on the map in 2013 manage to sell 4.3 million copies? Four episodes in and this story of a serious minded demon ogre working to manage the demon king's realm in the underworld has to be one of the worst anime i watched in 2014.
And that might be the key to the manga's success; the anime adaptation is clearly working wonders for the manga. Yet considering what I encountered in the anime, it will take a hell of a lot to convince me that the manga is actually better.
Seriously though, how the hell did this mediocre series come out so far ahead of Bleach, Yowamushi Pedal or even Terra Formars? My brain just can't make sense of that logic.
Oh, how the mighty have fallen. Sure it's position wasn't all that unexpected, and the series hasn't been in the top 10 for quite a while now. Yet, even with all the complaints I am always ready to launch towards the manga, 18th was a shockingly lower rank than I expected.
At this rate, we have to wonder if Bleach can even maintain its place in the top 20; which won't actually mean much. It might have dropped three positions down but Bleach actually sold 200,000 copies more in 2014 than it did in the previous year. And even if it disappeared from the top 30, it's unlikely that the manga would be any less popular among fans.
Simply put, if this was a matter of the number of people actually reading the manga, then Bleach would probably find a position in the Top 5; as things stand, manga readers are still reading Bleach, however I don't think they believe it to be worthy of actually spending money to purchase the volumes.
+Fairy Tail
Wow. Two years ago Fairy Tail was hanging out in the top 10; two years ago Fairy Tail was laughing its head off while Bleach continued to fall further down the list. Hell, three years ago, when it was at its best, Fairy Tail was preparing to take its place among the big three.
I am not particularly happy about its descent, yet I do feel somewhat vindicated in my thoughts about the dropping quality of Fairy Tail. It wouldn't be an over exaggeration to say that Fairy Tail might have reached the peak of its fame a while back, and now it can only look forward to a slow steady fall. 500,000 copies isn't that drastic a decline, yet the considerable drop in rank suggests that the manga's quality simply isn't on par with new stars in the industry.
And this was in a year when the Fairy Tail Manga should have been complimented by the return of its anime.
+Terra Formers
The power of anime adaptations; how else can you explain this manga's sudden leap above veterans like Bleach and even Kingdom. When it first emerged, terra formers was hailed as Attack on Titan 2.0, the same sentiment almost immediately applied to Tokyo Ghoul.
Which makes you wonder whether blood, gore and the death of major characters hasn't become the secret ticket to stardom. We want to see people die; not just die, but perish terribly.
+Yowamushi Pedal/Haikyuu/Kuroko no Basket
'YES!' is all I can say every time sports manga receive the recognition they deserve. It's almost like there are a select few people out there that have always known and understood the secret that was sports manga, specifically the fact that they were superior to almost every other title on the market today, and only now is that secret finally coming out.
Yowamushi's current success is an even bigger surprise that Haikyuu! Granted Haikyuu's leap to number 3, bounding completely over Kuroko, Magi, Fairy Tail and even Kingdom might seem almost unnatural.
But think about it; Kuroko's Basket is ending, and Haikyuu is the only manga (and anime) on the market today that seems to share the spirit of Kuroko. It is hardly surprising that Kuroko fans would immediately jump to the next best thing- and I most definitely believe Haikyuu to be the better series.
Yowamushi Pedal, a manga about cycling came almost out of nowhere; the idea that manga readers would be willing to throw their weight behind a concept such as that says volumes about the changes in trends in the manga industry. Forget ninjas, pirates and samurai, a time is coming when it will be the soccer players, cycling champions and baseball stars that rule the Top 10.
+Nanatsu no Taizai/Magi/Assassination Classroom
Nanatsu no Taizai is the only winner among these three; considering its rapidly rising fame last year, Magi took a beating in 2014. Forget Bleach, Kingdom or even Fairy Tail. Those manga didn't as much drop in sales as they did simply lose out to drastically more successful series. We are talking about declines of a few hundred thousand.
Magi declined by a whopping 3 million copies; which is odd, considering the fact that the manga is only getting better. This as opposed to assassination classroom which barely shifted in number of copies sold, despite the change in rank.
Nanatsu no Taizai is milking the popularity of an anime of fairly acceptable quality, jumping into the top 10 at a time where many previous manga stars are experiencing noteworthy declines.
You could also blame the quality of the Deadly Sins manga, whose first 100 chapters maintained a surprisingly rapid pace, with each arc raising the stakes and produced even more thrills. And it is because it is still so young and yet performs so well that it is difficult to believe those voices suggesting that shonen, specifically long running shonen manga, might have lost its market.
The end of Naruto and Bleach, even One Piece isn't something to be feared, not in the manner of those people who suggested that the end of the Big Three would end the domination of shonen manga told in that particular formula. Along with Magi and Tokyo Ghoul, we have every reason to expect the shonen formula to maintain its strength for years to come.
+Tokyo Ghoul
Two Years ago, Tokyo ghoul was averaging one million copies every year, this as opposed to SIX MILLION COPIES this year; that is an increment of 5 million. How the hell does a manga do that?
Are we really going to say that the Tokyo Ghoul anime is solely responsible for the success of its manga counterpart? Because, personally, while entertained, my mind wasn't exactly blown by the anime-and the mediocre finale didn't help.
The Tokyo Ghoul anime gets points for gorgeous animation but that is hardly enough to make it a masterpiece; which means Tokyo Ghoul is one of those few manga that seem to succeed using hype, where the idea of the anime is so appealing that it forces readers towards the manga immediately after the anime ends just so they can continue the progress of their favorite story.
The question is whether Tokyo Ghoul is worth all the Hype afforded to it. That is a question that will be answered at the end of 2015. If the manga is as good as they say, then Tokyo Ghoul's numbers could even double next time. Otherwise, there is a chance that it might drop out of the top 20.
I thought this manga was on the way to the top. It is curious that Toriko would fall out of the top 30, even considering the number of people out there that cannot stop singing its praises.
There is so much to be said about Naruto, One Piece and Attack on Titan that it will require it's own separate post.
Taking this list into account, some undeniable factors emerge.
- Sports manga are the future, and it makes sense.
There is simply no shortage of thrill inducing moments, or even episodes; after all every arc is just a new tournament or match, and just as sports fans still flood into stadiums every week for sports they have been watching for decades, there is no end to the level of entertainment one can elicit from sports manga.
-Shonen action manga are not the dying breed people keep saying they are; people still want to see unwavering heroes with special powers fight to protect their friends from evil; yet the shonen action formula isn't exactly a necessity for success in this regard either.
Maybe tastes among manga readers have always been this diversified, yet the numbers of manga readers willing to venture beyond the action arena is growing to a point where it can begin impacting sales.
-It all comes down to anime; if you do not have an anime in the works, then do not expect your manga make any headway, especially within the top ten.
Magi rose to its peak at a time where its second anime season was attracting attention and converting anime fans into Magi Manga readers; following the end of The Kingdom of Magic, one need only look at Magi's decline to appreciate the impact of the absence of its anime.
The same thing goes for Tokyo Ghoul, Nanatsu no Taizai and Terra Formars, whose anime adaptations have had a clear impact upon their success.
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Feeling betrayed
I feel angry, hurt and betrayed by the football and administrative management of Penn State University. I am sorry for the hurt and injury caused by them to the victims and their families in connection to the continuation and cover-up of child sexual abuse in the Jerry Sandusky case. The real "honor" was seriously lacking. Makes me wonder about anything Joe Paterno said or stood for.
Bob Hersch|Class of '76, Erie
NCAA overreaches
I am not a Penn State alumnus, but I graduated from another Big Ten university. I find the penalties handed down by the NCAA to Penn State wrong in so many ways.
The NCAA has overstepped its bounds in penalizing a university for issues that have no relation to competition. The NCAA has a lengthy rule book that member schools must follow and those rules govern competition. If those rules are broken, then the NCAA may impose penalties on the institution. However, the Penn State situation is unprecedented. The violations had nothing to do with competition and did not involve any football player. There were no recruiting infractions, improper benefits to players or booster violations. Quite simply, there were no violations of NCAA rules.
What occurred in covering up Jerry Sandusky's crimes was unconscionable and illegal, but the NCAA is not the body to address the situation. Rather, it is the courts where this must be settled.
I am surprised Penn State accepted these sanctions without a fight. The NCAA is well beyond its jurisdiction in penalizing Penn State for matters outside its scope of authority.
Bruce Sandmeyer|Millcreek Township
Penalties too light
For Penn State and P.T. Barnum, there's a sucker born every minute. What a whitewash by the NCAA. The $60 million is one year's take from football. So they give up a few scholarships, some old victories and the taxpayers and students of Pennsylvania pay the $60 million one way or another.
I say redirect this NFL training camp of a so-called school to Division III. Also who pays for this pension and the $5 million the Joe Paterno gang gets? And who in their right mind approved it?
Remember all this when you pay your son's or daughter's tuition. What a scam.
Lewis McClain|Edinboro
Thumbs up, down
Thumbs up: I was encouraged to read Pat Cuneo's July 24 column in which he shared his thoughts about the NCAA's involvement in the Penn State situation (Erie Times-News, July 24). Cuneo stated that he felt uneasy over the NCAA's involvement in the case because it does not involve "cheating or preferential treatment or bribes or payoffs involving athletes," the situations in which the NCAA typically gets involved. More importantly, Cuneo also pointed out (as many of us Penn State alumni and fans feel) that some important details were ignored by the NCAA in arriving at its judgment against Penn State. In my opinion, the details cited by Cuneo point out that the NCAA had no interest in following the concept of due process in arriving at its judgment regarding Penn State.
Thumbs down: But my encouragement that someone in the media was speaking out about the kangaroo court that is the NCAA in the Penn State situation was shattered when I saw the editorial cartoon that appeared on the same page. The cartoon shows a caricature closely resembling Joe Paterno (with "Penn State" on his jacket) telling the reader to "Pay no attention to the man behind the shower curtain!" The shower curtain had "Sandusky cover-up" on it and the artist showed the sounds of "Grrr" and "Help" coming from the shower. For those of you who do not know, Joe Paterno did not witness the shower event and got a vague description of it from graduate assistant Mike McQuery. Also, the Freeh report, which implicates Paterno in a cover-up of the shower incident, is based on an investigation so incomplete that I can't believe any district attorney would go to court relying on its conclusions.
Why the Erie Times-News printed the cartoonist's irresponsible creation is beyond me.
Joe Olszewski|Harborcreek
Paterno 'scapegoat'
I am in no way condoning what Jerry Sandusky did to his victims. The problem I have with this picture is the attorney general back in 2002, Mr. Thomas Corbett, who is now our governor, not pursuing the investigation more aggressively.
Joe Paterno is unable to speak on his behalf, so he is the scapegoat.
I do not agree with taking away 111 wins from JoePa, as this had nothing to do with playing football on the field. As for the probation, cut scholarships and fines, I am OK with these.
Wake up, people! Again, politicians are at work playing the blame game and doing a disservice to our communities.
Mark Musone|Millcreek Township
Victims ignored
For all you folks who are so appalled that the one-ton statue of JoePa was removed, think of the weight of the burden that the victims will carry for the rest of their lives.
It seems to me there are more complaints about the removal of a stupid statue than there are for the victims, who were innocent children. They must carry this weight upon their small shoulders forever. Wake up, people. It's not about a statue or football records or Hall of Famers. It is about the children who are the future of our country.
They deserve to be protected more than football history, more than a coach's reputation, more than a panel of adults who make "the best decisions for the school." This entire situation is just horrible. Adults who were expected to protect children failed miserably. I hope they all get fired and go to jail.
Annmarie Waite|Erie
Perspective key
I grew up, and remain, Penn State- proud. Neither my mother or father attended Penn State, but it's the only collegiate football I remember watching before I went to college, especially the Pitt game.
I grew up all of five miles from the local Penn State branch campus, which I attended for my first two years of college before graduating from University Park. I fell in love for the first time, and truly for the last time, with a woman who graduated from Penn State. My wife and all three of her brothers hold Penn State degrees.
My two oldest friends are Penn State graduates. I did the only standing back flip ever in my life while watching Nittany Lions win the national championship in 1986.
The closest I ever came to meeting Joe Paterno was to wave at him while I crossed the East Halls parking lot in 1984 (he did smile and wave back), and that's appropriate, because my relationship with the school was never defined by Coach Paterno or his team. That being said, no single name was mentioned more in my time there, and life as I knew it would not have been the same without him or his program.
Fellow graduates and fans: This is not a time to dispute the findings or the penalties. We, our school, did not inflict the harm that the victims suffered at Jerry Sandusky's hand, but the inaction of Coach Paterno, Mike McQueary, Tim Curley, Gary Schultz and Graham Spanier made Sandusky's ongoing assaults on these children possible. These penalties pale in comparison to that suffering.
The future, the very face of our school, changed. While we support, indeed honor, the heroic efforts of Coach O'Brien, his coaching staff and the team who represent us, let's make sure that we keep all of this in perspective.
Tim Herr|Fairfax, Va.
Sanctions swift
Jerry Sandusky is a sex offender who broke the law, was found guilty and will likely spend the rest of his life in jail. This is a just and fair punishment. Joe Paterno was accused of hiding these crimes and never received his day in court but instead was tried, convicted and punished without due process. This is not just.
Penn State is being accused of poor judgment and is receiving excessive penalties that not only affect the school but also hurt the innocent shop owners, vendors, hotels and many other businesses in the surrounding community. Millions of dollars that helped the town survive and keep the doors of many shops open are lost forever. What will happen to all those people?
A Catholic priest who commits the same crimes is hidden from prosecution and transferred to another church to commit the same crime over and over.
Even though the sanctions against Penn State were swift and rash, they were not hidden. The Catholic Church should be held to the same standards that the rest of us are: Hunt down the criminals and punish them in a manner that is consistent with our laws.
Dennis Weber|Erie
'Stop blaming the dead guy'
One of the earliest career lessons I was taught was "always blame the dead guy." I see that life lesson was not lost on NCAA President Mark Emmert, whom I believe has far out-stepped his authority in a "knee-jerk" reaction done in unprecedented haste.
And who's taking the real beating for this decision? As usual, it's always the little guy. For the next four years, 20 fewer kids per year who were counting on a football scholarship may lose their opportunity for a college education. Hundreds of small businesses around University Park will lose a ton of revenue, and many will close. And last but not least is the taxpayer who will end up making up the loss of revenue, not to mention the future lawsuits. As for the shuffle the NCAA is doing to the record books, who cares? Penn State still won those games, JoePa was still the coach and five years from now, nobody is going to care anyway except for Paterno's immediate family and the lawyers suing everybody in sight.
I say "stop blaming the dead guy." Let Paterno rest in peace, and focus on the guys who were really in charge and in a position to stop this catastrophe, but did nothing.
Paul Jaworski|Erie
Bending to pressure
So JoePa's statue is no longer to be seen by the public. Some newspaper columnists and former Florida State coach Bobby Bowden have said the statue should be taken down, and a small plane pulled a banner over State College reading: "Take the statue down or we will."
The administration gave in to pressure, and partially from a competing coach yet. Can they do anything right?
It is time to take down all other statues in America. Who is without sin?
Charles Brock|Erie
Guilt by association
It was announced that the San Diego police, where James Holmes, the shooter in Aurora, Colo., comes from, arrested his parents, siblings, aunts, uncles and former teachers for complicity in the murder of the shooting victims. Despite having no control, these people were associated with Holmes, and the severity of the crime justifies punishing them. The professors who had him in college are also being investigated.
This is fictitious, but it's all too true for the students, faculty, parents, alumni and fans of Penn State University. Draw your own conclusions.
Doug Stratton|Millcreek Township
Justice at issue
While there is no question that the information to date appears to strongly indicate that top officials made wrong choices in the handling of the Jerry Sandusky case, I agree with numerous reporters including Pat Cuneo that the NCAA has moved too fast (Erie Times-News, July 24).
With time, if the facts lead to sentences for the officials, that to me should be sufficient. It appears wrong to me to punish those who had nothing to do with the decisions of the top officials, such as the students, surrounding community, football players and the taxpayers of Pennsylvania.
I'd compare this to a family where the father is a criminal, convicted and put in jail. Would it be right to exact penalties against the children as well?
Jim Holland|Erie
Blame administrators
I do not understand why so many people are condemning the NCAA for its sanctions against Penn State. Where is their outrage and criticism against the upper echelon of administration at the college?
If these men had done the honorable thing and reported the criminal acts when they occurred, then many of the young boys would not have been violated, there would be no need for the severe sanctions levied and there would have been approval and even praise for these men who valued decency and human lives over money and reputation.
Put the blame where it belongs: on the administration, not the NCAA.
Phyllis Anne Stone|Erie
Jealousy at play
We have to commend Mike McQueary for blowing the whistle on Jerry Sandusky. Now that victims have come forward, the cases are in the courts and that is where prosecutions and financial settlements should be resolved. When the first abuse was reported, it was a student's claim versus a famous and popular assistant football coach. Sandusky is a sick person and a con artist to the likes of Bernie Madoff, using a child charity as cover.
All major universities use football income to support all other sports. Taking away this income hurts all athletes who had nothing to do with this case.
Joe Paterno's first priority was academics. The statue should be erected by the library that he helped finance. Purging the football record that was earned by the players is ridiculous. Jealousy has an ugly face and it has reared its head across this country.
Cloyd J. Rose|Class of '53, Erie
Emmert 'overstepped'
I feel the need to set the record straight: Penn State is not defined by the actions of one person. We are a community of students, educators and alumni. NCAA President Mark Emmert can feed baloney to the press until he is blue in the face, but he overstepped when he stated that Penn State put football ahead of educating and protecting children.
Penn State students receive one of the best educations money can buy, and the children are at the heart of every Penn Stater 360 days a year while we raise millions of dollars to benefit children through THON.
Penn State President Rodney Erickson, the board of trustees and the entire administration should be ashamed that they cowered into a corner and allowed Emmert to walk over Penn State while he fed lies to the American people and the world regarding Penn State's priorities.
Michael Humes|Union City
It's about victims
Your editorial cartoon of Joe Paterno trying to hide Jerry Sandusky doing terrible things to some kid sums it all up (Erie Times-News, July 24). Let's get something straight: these men were monsters and so were the other administrators who were in the know. These men put football and a college ahead of the well-being of children.
Again, these men are monsters and should be punished to the fullest extent of the law. Please remember that these boys, these victims, will never be able to lead normal lives. They will never be able to relate to others in a normal way or even be able to have a relationship with their wives in a normal way. They didn't ask for that.
I've read that some of the students feel that their class, upcoming athletes, etc., are being punished for things that they never did. But the actions of Sandusky, Paterno and company do exactly that. There is a ripple effect in the words and deeds of every man and woman in the world. What we do affects others for bad or for good. So one of the lessons in this is that we need to be very careful of what we say and do. The next generation can be rewarded or cursed by what we say and do. Let's leave them something better than what "Monster Inc." has left us. Let's make sure that college gives us a good education, the example of good, outstanding leadership and a future full of hope.
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- March 19, 2004
Late Night Trivia Provides Levity During Finals
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- March 9, 2004
Women's Hockey Flourishes at Carleton
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- February 27, 2004
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- February 26, 2004
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- February 24, 2004
Carleton Hosts Girl Scouts for 'Thinking Day'
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Satellite Rides
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|Satellite Rides
|Studio album by Old 97's
|March 20, 2001
|Peternales Studios in Austin, Texas
|Alternative country
|Wally Gagel
|Old 97's chronology
|Professional ratings
|Review scores
|Rolling Stone
Satellite Rides is the fifth studio album by American country/rock band Old 97's, first released in the second quarter of 2001 (see 2001 in music). Though track 9, "Weightless", refers to outer space while the chorus croons "ride on, ride on" to an unspecified audience, the album's title does not appear in the lyrics but was later used for the song "In The Satellite Rides A Star" on the band's follow-up album, 2004's Drag It Up.
Lyrically, the songs have lead singer and songwriter Rhett Miller writing about characters other than himself, albeit personal references remain. "Rollerskate Skinny" is a song about actress Winona Ryder, whom Miller very briefly dated;[3] the title refers to Holden Caulfield's description of his sister in the novel The Catcher in the Rye, while "Buick City Complex" refers to workers affected by General Motors' decision to close its failed mega-factory in Flint, Michigan. Miller wrote the song "Am I Too Late" for his grandmother, Ahnece Pugh. The album features two songs sung by bassist Murry Hammond, "Up The Devil's Pay" and "Can't Get A Line".
"Question" is often performed live with a French verse. Miller re-recorded "Question" and "Singular Girl" with a full band for his 2006 solo album, The Believer.
"Satellite Rides" is also a pseudonym under which the band plays, including a show at the Tractor Tavern in Seattle, Washington on August 31, 2008.
Soundtrack appearances[edit]
"Question" was used in a commercial for Fuse TV network in the United States. It featured sock puppets. "Question" was also used in the season 2 episode 15, "His Story" of Scrubs, when Turk proposes to Carla, originally broadcast on January 16, 2003.
"King of All the World" was used in the film Out Cold.
Track listing[edit]
- "King of All the World" - 2:52
- "Rollerskate Skinny" - 3:52
- "Buick City Complex" - 3:39
- "Bird in a Cage" - 3:48
- "Up the Devil's Pay" (vocals by Murry Hammond) - 3:49
- "What I Wouldn't Do" - 3:47
- "Question" - 2:15
- "Am I Too Late" - 2:32
- "Weightless" - 3:45
- "Can't Get a Line" (vocals by Murry Hammond) - 2:52
- "Designs on You" - 3:49
- "Book of Poems" - 3:32
- "Nervous Guy" - 3:56
Early pressings of the album included an EP of five songs recorded live at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley, California on September 25, 1999 for local radio station, KFOG, and one leftover studio track:
- "Barrier Reef" (Live) - 3:47
- "Victoria" (Live) - 4:02
- "Nineteen" (Live) - 3:27
- "Timebomb" (Live) - 3:37
- "Valentine" (Live) - 3:18
- "Singular Girl" - 4:15
- Ken Bethea: electric, acoustic, 6 string & 12 string guitars, slide guitar, lap steel, accordion
- Rhett Miller: electric, acoustic, 6 string & 12 string guitars, mouth trumpet, vocals
- Murry Hammond: bass guitar, backing vocals, lead vocals on "Can't Get a Line" and "Up the Devil's Pay"
- Philip Peeples: drums, shakers, maracas, tambourine
- ^ Satellite Rides at AllMusic
- ^ [1][dead link]
- ^ Hepola, Sarah (March 16, 2006). "After Last Call". Nerve.


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