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What percentage of your tax money should go to a government space agency?
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- Don't complain about lack of options. You've got to pick a few when you do multiple choice. Those are the breaks.
- Feel free to suggest poll ideas if you're feeling creative. I'd strongly suggest reading the past polls first.
- This whole thing is wildly inaccurate. Rounding errors, ballot stuffers, dynamic IPs, firewalls. If you're using these numbers to do anything important, you're insane.
Sales taxes, income taxes, property taxes, capital gains taxes, etc.
Also, given that I think most of those taxes are far too high, I should answer 95%
The question is not 'how much of what I already pay should go to space exploration?', but rather: 'how much is wasted elsewhere....?'
And, % measures are worse than useless.
Re:What do you mean by 'tax' (Score:5, Informative)by DigiShaman (671371) on Friday March 16, 2012 @09:26AM (#39376257) Homepage
Federal, not state taxes. Historically, the budget of NASA has been anywhere from 0.5 to 1% of the overall Federal budget. Not bad at all. Of course, it could be more but that's what this debate in polling is all about. So there you have it.
Re:What do you mean by 'tax' (Score:5, Informative)
Historically, the budget of NASA has been anywhere from 0.5 to 1% of the overall Federal budget.
Actually it went as high as 4.41% during the Apollo years.
Which is when the derivative technologies were also extraordinarily useful. Lightweight materials, vital signs monitoring, computing, etc. all were pushed forward by the early space program. Once we were just going to back to LEO the advancements didn't seem as (comparatively) grand.
Right but some of that has been transitioned to war department research that does the same thing. Whether it's a civilian agency or a military one the work is being done, and eventually those benefits spin off to the civilian world (and of course, it's paying the same companies to do the work either way).
Though i agree with the general premise, which is that more research into solving complex problems will lead to more elegant solutions to everyday problems, and that's nothing but good for everyone.
Re:What do you mean by 'tax' (Score:5, Insightful)
Once we were just going to back to LEO the advancements didn't seem as (comparatively) grand.
The advancements from NASA didn't seem as grand.
If you spend money on any type of research, there will be some advancements that will be useful to others. That program could be NASA, the military, NSF, etc.
If you're real goal is technological progress, then we need to ask: where will research money result in the greatest advancements?
And the answer to that question might not be NASA.
Re:What do you mean by 'tax' (Score:5, Insightful)by TheRaven64 (641858) on Sunday March 18, 2012 @05:02PM (#39397879) JournalTo put NASA's funding in perspective, my PhD was as part of a research project that, over three years, employed 4 PhD students, 3 research assistance, and some percentage of 4 lecturers' time. For the cost of one shuttle launch, you could fund somewhere between 500 and 1000 projects of a similar scope. As a side effect, you then have a few thousand PhDs entering the workforce. It's pretty hard to justify NASA's budget in terms of engineering R&D. It's a bit different when it comes to hard science, but precious little of that actually happens at NASA anymore.
Historically, the budget of NASA has been anywhere from 0.5 to 1% of the overall Federal budget.
Actually it went as high as 4.41% during the Apollo years.
That's when they were still the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, rather than the current and ongoing Notions About Space Adventures.
The interesting thing at this stage (approximately 14000 votes) is how evenly spread this poll is, I don't think I've seen that before.
All of it. (Score:5, Funny)
Get me off this dirty stinking rock!
Re:All of it. (Score:5, Funny)
Get me off this dirty stinking rock!
Dirty? Stinking? My home this is!
Re:All of it. (Score:5, Funny)by XxtraLarGe (551297) on Friday March 16, 2012 @01:59PM (#39380387) Journal
Dirty? Stinking? My home this is!
I knew Yoda. Yoda was a friend of mine. You sir are no Yoda.
I agree, let's get rid of you!
The actual number is 0.48% [wikipedia.org] for 2012.
I think there should be a way to donate to individual government agencies. Here's already a way to donate to the US treasury [treas.gov], but no way to specify how much goes to your favorite program.
I did wonder what the actual figure was - that it would be the US is a given, this being Slashdot and all. I'd have guessed about 1%, but given all the recent NASA cuts to help fund other areas maybe this isn't all that low after all. Of course, it'll vary from country to country quite significantly depending on the size of their space programme. I wouldn't be at all surpised if 0.48% would be a couple of orders of magnitude larger than what percentage of its tax revenue the UK currently contributes towa
If I gift the US Treasury, do I have to pay taxes on that earned income?
It's deductible, like any other charitable contribution, which means you have to itemize to see a benefit. For most people, the standard deduction is higher.
Donating to specific agencies won't work -if there were a significant such donation to NASA, the legislators would just defund the agency the corresponding amount, and then in future years without a donation, the actual budget would tend towards the lower level.
In my country we are allowed by law to give away 2% of our taxes to whichever piece-o'-the-pie we feel like it. NGOs, research funds, the Military, Health, Space Research, you name it.
If you express no option, it all goes to the Government.
So you get to choose and donate that tiny amount to whatever you feel is good. I am donating to Health because Health sucks around here, it's so fucked up you'd faint by just being shown a glimpse of it.
I would honestly make that as much as 50%. 2% is a joke, but better than zero.
I would even pay more tax to fund it, so healthcare or education don't have to suffer. It would of course mean that I spend less on the least important thing I waste money on right now: entertainment. So, that would probably mean that the RIAA would sue NASA for lost revenue. And that would mean that NASA would spend 5% of all tax money on lawsuits. It seems a bit of a catch22.
-- yes, going off-topic in just 5 short sentences.
I'd gladly give 5+% (Score:5, Insightful)
Maybe I'm delusional but as far as I'm concerned space exploration is very important even if it's primarily a long-term thing (meaning a lot of private interests and politicians see no value in it).
Choosing where your tax goes (Score:5, Interesting)Several posts have touched on this, but I think this would be a brilliant idea. From a practical point of view Government would still need to fund the essentials that people probably wouldn't elect to donate funds too, but if you could allocate say 20%, or even 10%, of an individual's total tax bill to discretionary funding of specifc agencies that could work out very well for some agencies, and also help government understand where the voters actually want their money spent. NASA is the obvious example here, given the nature of the poll.
Let's say recipients of federal taxes get to chose whether they want their funding allocated from the fixed federal pot, or the discretionary pot - yes, you could have a split, but let's keep it simple. Those that chose the discretionary pot go onto a list on the tax return and people get to select, and possibly allocate percentages, which agencies they want their discretionary taxes to be allocated to. How many US taxpayers are going to tick the NASA box over, say, the TSA box?
Of course, it would never work get through congress. NASA and the like would end up with a larger budget than the DoD, and we couldn't possibly have the US putting the benefit of all mankind ahead of national self interest, could we?
I would imagine that only a portion of the taxes would be allocated for the discretionary spending. The DoD would already get a big chunk...as well as the welfare programs.
The discretionary spending could still list the DoD and welfare programs for those that want even more in that direction. But it would list others, like NASA.
I've thought of this solution myself. The problem sits on how you determine how much non-discretionary spending goes to each place. Politics will still drive it. Unless you make
It's a nice idea in principle but I suspect it'd have some nasty side effects.
For one, people aren't entirely rational (they want lower taxes but more government services). As much as I distrust Congress they at least have to discuss it before doing something monumentally stupid with the budget, and there's a certain amount of inertia against screwing with funding critical services.
California, where every other year there's some spending initiative on the ballot, is a good example of why letting people dire
This is a fun exercise but as you pointed out, never will happen. Taking money away from DoD and put into NASA will have bigger bang for the buck. However, there is issue of how the money is spent. Will it go to R&D (other means to getting out of this 1 g gravity well, aeronautics, robot submarine under Europa ice)? Will it go to simply mass producing SLS rockets that use existing technologies and used only once?
Because roughly 80% or more of taxes should fund the military, which the space program would fall under. The rest should fund the basic infrastructure for the government to fulfill it's constitutional functions. (Operate the court system, post roads, maintain the buildings needed to house the main branches of government, etc)
Note this does not include the vast majority of what the government currently does, which falls well outside the limits of the constitution.
Note this does not include the vast majority of what the government currently does, which falls well outside the limits of the constitution.
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The preamble, at the very least, sets the tone of what the founders expected government to do.
Re:The vast majority (Score:5, Informative)
insure domestic tranquility
This means to prevent wars between the states.
promote the general Welfare
This means to promote the welfare of the Union by maintaining the governmental infrastructure required by the constitution.
This does not mean relieving individuals of the responsibility for their own lives as to do so would make the following an impossible goal.
secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity
This can not be achieved under a government that wields total authority over your every action, including how you provide for yourself and family. The more power you place in the hands of a ruling authority, the less liberty you will have. Today we have only an illusion of liberty, revocable at the whim of the government at any time. It's being usurped a little more virtually every day.
Re:The vast majority (Score:5, Interesting)
That's your reading.
Mine is:
insure domestic tranquility
Prevent wars between states, but also keep crime to a minimum. Basically, ensure that people are not threatened by any domestic source (the next line deals with external sources).
promote the general Welfare
Work to make life as good as possible for the average citizen. That would include affordable healthcare, the interstate highway system, food and housing for the poor, etc. Basically, work to raise the standard of living.
secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Progeny
Make sure that the United States remains a free democracy. Fight against corruption, make sure people have a say in their governance. It does not mean "every man for himself, fuck the poor!". It does not mean that the government can't collect taxes or enforce laws and regulations. It means that such laws must be created by the people.
So you see, I read the same words, but come to a much different conclusion. One in which the government has a much more expansive role. One in which the government exists to benefit the people by working to raise the standard of living, and protecting us from threats (both external and domestic; violent and corrupting) that might undo that progress. Unless you have some sort of papal infallibility going on, I don't see why your reading is the one that we all must follow.
I think we can agree, however, that regardless of expansive or restrictive interpretation, the government isn't really living up to its goals.
Of course, I'm biased because I don't want to live on this planet anymore... and NASA needs to hurry the fuck up with giving us some options!
If the current number is around 1/2%, then 1/2% is insufficient.
I used to dream of going to the moon as a kid...now I wonder if my great-grandchildren will ever go.
Just look at Tim Schafer (Score:4, Interesting)by Nationless (2123580) on Friday March 16, 2012 @11:58AM (#39378579)
Maybe NASA should start a Kickstarter project...
NASA Kickstarter - Moon Missions (Score:5, Interesting)
$10 (unlimited) our thanks and we apply to name a start in the andromeda galaxy after you.
$20 (unlimited) standing room only admission for 1 at a launch. Includes your name read in sponsor list during the prelaunch countdown starting at T-2days.
$100 (unlimited) as $20 with access to the buffet table. And a copy of a signed poster by an astronaut.
$200 (unlimited) as $100 and your name gets engraved on hardware that will get to the moon.
$10k (90 of 90 available) 10 sports available per launch in Ground Station Mission Control for each launch after the first.
$20k (10 of 10 available) 10 spots at mission control for the first launch.
$10M (3 of 3 available) seat on launch vehicle. Will be seat #3 and not one of first 3 launches. Must pass physical, money not refunded, but seat may be passed to another.
The US space agency NASA and pretty much all government R&D in general, is nothing but a front for corporate welfare. They can't get us to just pay for the R&D and take all of the risk outright, so they've cleverly hidden it by making neat spaceships that do nothing useful. Here's how ti works; We pay taxes, the government funnels the money into R&D at NASA, NASA hands the technology over to the private sector, the private sector patents the inventions and profits. No risk required on the par
It's too bad the government doesn't use their research and patent it. Then have these companies to pay for the license for the patent. Then, we wouldn't have to pay taxes.
"Subsidized" research and development that employs chemists, physicists, and rocket scientists?
I can get behind pork like that!
The reason the answers are all over the board is nobody has any background on what the budget is for NASA, and what it's been in the past. To get the massive Apollo program advances the numbers were between 2-5% of the federal budget. They're now
The Wikipedia article [wikipedia.org] is actually very good.
The question doesn't reference NASA - it could be any space programme, for any government, not just an american one. Lots of (maybe most?) slashdotters aren't american, so the question would refer to their country's taxes and their government's space programme.
Fortuitous choice of poll options (Score:5, Interesting)
The partitioning of the poll options has resulted in the most uniform distribution of results I've ever seen. Interesting.
I don't remember a poll that was so even. OK I'm off to get a haircut, an unrelated event.
LOL! I thought 9-9-9 meant "nein nein nein" at first. After "googling" it I found out it was one of Herman Cain's proposed tax plans... Can I get my vote back?
by ross.w (87751) <rwonderley@@@gmail...com> on Saturday March 17, 2012 @01:29AM (#39387035) JournalSo yeah, 0% (you insensitive clod)


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Trooper Shawn D. Cook, of the Van Wert post, was selected from the nine district troopers of the year for the Ohio State Highway Patrol Trooper of the Year award.
Cook joined the patrol in September 2003 and earned his commission in March the following year. In 2005, he transferred to the Van Wert post, where he earned the criminal patrol award in 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2012. He also earned the Ace Award for excellence in auto larceny enforcement in 2012.
He was selected as post trooper of the year by his peers in 2007, 2008, 2011 and post and district trooper of the year in 2012. He led the Van Wert post in OVI and seat belt enforcement and was the top case investigator. He also coached three newly graduated troopers, earned the criminal patrol and ace awards, became a certified drug recognition expert and was honored as one of Van Wert County�s best law enforcement officers.
(P) Hornung receives manufacturing honor
Roger Hornung, of Husky Lima Refinery, was presented with a meritorious service award for his work with the West Central Ohio Manufacturing Consortium.
Hornung is on the board of directors for the consortium, initiating the dialogue and providing direction for topics addressed in the consortium�s supervisor leadership workshops. This series continues to attract a growing number of participants.
The West Central Ohio Manufacturing Consortium at Rhodes State College is dedicated to improving the manufacturing workforce in the West Central Ohio region. The group, whose members are in a six-county region, has worked closely with local educational institutions to develop a manufacturing pathways certification program that prepares workers for the high-tech positions required in today�s modern manufacturing workplace.
ODNR hires agricultural engineer
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources hired Justin McBride, of Dola, to serve as an agricultural engineer for the Western Lake Erie Basin.
McBride works with agricultural producers and landowners on the design, implementation and monitoring of specific best management practices addressing the nutrient challenges in the Western Lake Erin Basin.
He is a recent graduate of The Ohio State University with a bachelor�s degree in food, agriculture and biological engineering, with a specific focus on soil and water engineering.
McBride will be based out of the division�s field office in Findlay.
Allen Oakwood Correctional receives re-accreditation
The Allen Oakwood Correctional Institution received re-accreditation from the American Correctional Association during hearings in Houston.
The evaluation reviews �quality of life� conditions such as environmental conditions, fire safety, sanitation, food service, medical care, religious services, recreation and offender work programs. The audit offers an impartial third-party review of aspects of institutional operations. During a three-day review, an audit team including corrections practitioners throughout the country conducted a complete tour and extensive review of operations and practices. Institutions are required to undergo an accreditation review every three years.
Celina attorney selected president of Ohio Bar Foundation
Thomas D. Lammers, of Celina, begins his one-year term as president of the Ohio State Bar Foundation. He will lead a group of 20 legal professionals committed to promoting public understanding of the rule of law and improvements in the justice system.
Lammers has served on the board of trustees since 2007, and has been a fellow with the foundation for 17 years.
He is a partner with the firm Purdy, Lammers & Schiavone, in Celina.
Lammers received his undergraduate degree from Ohio University and his law degree from The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law.


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Scientology YouTube Video Channel Launches Meet a Scientologist Videos
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 18 /PRNewswire/ — The Church of Scientology International is launching a series of testimonial videos on its official YouTube Channel called "Meet a Scientologist," which showcase the lives and careers of everyday Scientologists. YouTube users will be able to view 50 videos to start, with 100 more videos scheduled to follow in the upcoming months as part of the Church's continuing efforts to expand its presence in the world's largest online video community.
The "Meet a Scientologist" videos, which were shot on location, focus on individual Scientologists who explain how the religion has helped them, whether by teaching effective communication skills, learning to be confident in their abilities, or generally improving their life. Videos highlight members of Scientology from all over the world and all kinds of professions, including doctors, educators, inventors, athletes, actors, musicians, students, photographers, business owners and more.
These new videos are based on one of the core principles of the Scientology religion. L. Ron Hubbard, founder of the Church of Scientology, discovered that understanding is composed of affinity, reality and communication. With the conviction that this applies to any aspect of life, the Church of Scientology seeks to increase understanding of Scientology and Scientologists by applying this principle to online video, while at the same time, providing information through personal stories.
A pioneer and leader in the online religious community, the Church of Scientology was the first religion to create its own official YouTube Video Channel in April 2008, with 82 broadcast-quality videos comprising nearly three hours of content in a unique video player. To date, it has been seen by over 2 million visitors. The Church of Scientology has also launched an online public information campaign with 30 and 60-second flash presentation conveying the essence of Scientology. These spots address the most fundamental questions people ask about life–questions for which Scientology has effective answers.
To watch the new "Meet a Scientologist" videos, visit the Scientology Video Channel on YouTube at video channel at http://www.youtube.com/ChurchofScientology.
For more information: Wendy Beccaccini 323 960-3500 email@example.com
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Friday's Links: Playoff talk & scheduling notes
What does the SEC want when it comes to college football playoff? Wisconsin new quarterback is ready to get going, and Ohio State made a schedule adjustment. There's no better way to end your work week than by getting caught up on your Big Ten football information. Just click, read and enjoy. It's almost as easy as making microwave popcorn.
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Merkel slaps down EU push for eurobonds
"There is no way it will work, at least not for a longer period - because, of course, following massive buying ... as a political solution to this crisis, after a while people would realize that what is on the European Central Bank's books has to be recapitalized by someone," she said.
Germany believes strongly that the bank should concentrate on fighting inflation; it worries that massive bond-buying could fuel price pressures as well as reducing pressure on debt-burdened partners to reform.
"Again and again, there's a search for the answer that will bring a fast, immediate end to the whole crisis of confidence in the euro," Merkel said. "And I say yet again: there won't be one."
Merkel said lost confidence can't be restored "purely financially" and that Europe needs a "coherent political answer." She renewed her call for a "step-by-step" approach and for quick changes to the EU treaty to strengthen the eurozone.
Earlier, EU monetary affairs commissioner Olli Rehn had sought to convince the same conference in Berlin that eurobonds wouldn't simply create excuses for Europe's strugglers to shirk tough austerity measures - though he acknowledged the "sometimes strong opposition."
He said any type of eurobonds would have to go hand in hand with substantially reinforced fiscal surveillance and policy coordination to avoid free riding.
A leading German opposition politician noted that Berlin has already retreated from several red lines during the crisis.
"With a view to further developments, I would advise being very cautious in ruling out instruments that we might - hopefully won't - need," Peer Steinbrueck said.
Steinbrueck, who was Merkel's finance minister in a previous coalition government, is now among favorites to be her center-left challenger when Germany next votes in 2013.
Don Melvin in Brussels contributed to this report.
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Even after being out of power for threemonths, 29 UPA parliamentarians, including six former ministers areyet to vacant their government accommodation. The Directorate ofEstates has sent fresheviction notices to these members.
Amongst the defaulters are formersenior leaders Girija Vyas, Krishna Tirath, Jitendra Singh, AjitSingh, MM Pallam Raju, Agatha Sangma. Cricketer turned politicianMohammad Azharuddin, former Punjab MP Parneet Kaur, Jharkhand MPBabulal Marandi, Neeraj Shekhar, son of former Prime Minister ChandraShekhar are amongst the MPs who are being served eviction notices yetagain.
The BJP government is however holding on to their decision of sending eviction notices to National Conference President and former Member of Parliament from Jammu and Kashmir Farooq Abdullah and former BJP leader Jaswant Singh."Security concerns of Abdullah will have to be addressed beforegetting the house vacated and Singh is not keeping in good health, so the stay of the two former MPs is being extended," said a senior officer of urban development ministry.
Five former MPs have however gone tothe court seeking extension for their stay. Eviction action against former MPs Avtar Singh Bhadana, Dhananjay Singh, Arvind Kumar,Chaudhary Lal Singh and Vijay Inder Singla have been stayed. "Theseformer MPs have gone to the court seeking extension for their stay inthese government accommodation," informed a ministry official.
The urban development ministry ismaking a case for former BJP MP Shahnawaz Hussain. Being appointed asBJP spokesperson, he is likely to get an extension and will continueto occupy the government house.
On Monday, Housing Committee Chairmantook the fifth meeting to decideon the future course of action againstthe members who are yet tovacate their houses.


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April 7th, 2014 03:33 PM #11
Thank you everyone! I really appreciate having feedback on my favorite names.
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Audrey - classic, beautiful.
Stella - cute, fresh feeling.
Francesca - ornate, lovely.
Lola - ...perfect? I absolutely love this name.
Scarlett - cool, sophisticated Scarlett.
Marina - I love the meaning, and it's very pretty.
Rhiannon - I'm all about the Fleetwood Mac song but I also love the strong ties to mythology. A wholly satisfying, beautiful name.
Winter - I ADORE this as a middle name. I don't think you can go wrong with it in that spot.
I love the diversity of your choices! I think my top 3 are Lola, Stella and Francesca -- but I am partial to that A-sound ending in girls' names. Lola is my absolute favorite, I love the meaning, which for me feels very historic and powerful, but the cute and crisp feel of the modern and short sound. It is a name with a lot of depth, that is also so perfect for a baby girl. Rhiannon is also a definite top contender to me! I just don't love it with a lot of other names and I really like at least two names (first and middle) for each kid.mother to my Luna Camille, born in late October 2014.
for a sibling, I currently love:
Echo Adeline - Margot Vivienne - Sylvie Plum
Rafael Andres - Santiago "Santi" - Joaquin Tomas
April 7th, 2014 05:05 PM #17Mickie
| Camille | Élise | Sophie-Anne |
| Benoit | Cédric | Luca | Sébastien |
- Celia - Éliane - Jasmine - Juliette - Laurianne - Mireille -
- Aldéric - Éliam - Emeric - Henrik - Nikolas - Theodore -
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Audrey - a fantastic classic
Stephanie - feels very dated
Francesca - I really love this name. It's very feminine without being frilly.
Charis - I don't like the sound of this. I prefer the similar sounding Carys
Petra - really pretty and underused
Jasmine - this one feels dated too
Gwen - I like Gwen, but prefer Gwyneth or Gwendolyn
Scarlett - I just don't like the way this sounds!
Nadia - really pretty
Nadine - I like this too!
Marina - where you park your boat
Jacqueline - again, quite dated and will inevitably become Jackie
Phaedra - unusual without being weird. Such a gorgeous choice
Your overall list is amazing! If I had to choose a top 5, they'd be: Phaedra, Nadine, Francesca, Petra and Celeste
Suggestions for you:
Cassia or Cassandra
Girls - Jane - Eleanor - Matilda - Caroline - Rosalind - Beatrix
Boys - Arthur - Desmond - Edmund - Edwin - Frederick


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Here is the update on the current Jewish MLBers seasons. Thanks to JewishBaseballNews.com for the stats!
Position Players
1) Ryan Braun (LF) Brewers—.326BA, 21HR, 74RBI, .395OBP, .576SLG
2) Ike Davis (1B) Mets—.302BA, 7HR, 25RBI, .383OBP, .543SLG (DL since 5/11)
3) Sam Fuld (CF) Rays—.238BA, 3HR, 25RBI, .298OBP, .357SLG
4) Ian Kinsler (2B) Rangers—.237BA, 16HR, 45RBI, .346OBP, .423SLG
5) Daniel Valencia (3B) Twins—.244BA, 12HR, 58RBI, .290OBP, .384SLG
6) Kevin Youkilis (3B) Red Sox—.270BA, 16HR, 76RBI, .383OBP, .487SLG
7) Craig Breslow (P) Athletics—0-2 W-L, 3.72ERA, 0 Saves, 34 Strikeouts, 15 Walks
8) Scott Feldman (P) Rangers—0-0 W-L, 2.84ERA, 0 Saves, 4 Strikeouts, 1 Walks, (off DL 7/22)
9) John Grabow (P) Cubs—2-0 W-L, 5.13ERA, 0 Saves, 29 Strikeouts, 24 Walks
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Sprint-Nextel Severs Internet Connection to Cogent Communications
October 31, 2008
US-based telecom operator Sprint-Nextel has severed its internet connection to Cogent Communications thereby partitioning the internet. It is no longer possible for many customers of Sprint and Cogent to directly communicate across the internet.
According to Cogent, Sprint did so in violation of a contractual obligation to exchange internet traffic with it on a settlement free peering basis. Sprint and Cogent are engaged in litigation over this matter.


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Seriously, nobody on this board can give me a little advice?
I'm still working on this thing, but I keep coming back to the part of Xorg.0.log I posted above. Why wouldn't any HD modes be listed in Xorg.0.log? Is this a raw interpretation of the television hardware that the nvidia driver has found in my graphics card? Could this information possibly be influenced by what's attached to the wires of the graphics card? Like, does it go to the monitor and detect that the monitor doesn't support any HD modes, so none are listed in Xorg.0.log? Is it possible that bad a Component cable is causing the nvidia driver to not detect any HD capabilities and so is not listing them?
That's where I'm stuck right now. Is that list of tv modes a raw dump of the capabilities the nvidia driver has found on my graphics card, or could that list be influenced by what is detected as hanging off wires attached to the video card?
I've started looking a little into EDID, and I think that's what I'm going to have to try and figure out next. Unless someone can tell me that that listing of television modes is not influenced by the monitor attached to the graphics card... Unfortunately for me, it's fairly important I get this setup working if it's possible to get it working.
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Anyone who owns an automobile knows that keeping it maintained and in good working order is a full-time job, requiring diligence, forethought and money.
Experienced drivers have learned, sometimes the hard way, that it is easy to become victims of either shoddy mechanical work or out-and-out swindling.
While most auto dealers and repair shops in the region are honest and above board, there are a few exceptions.
Certain age groups are susceptible to the kind of underhanded skulduggery they practice: the young, inexperienced car owner and men and women of any age who are just not �car savvy.� This can make it easy for those who are apt to prey on the unsuspecting car owner, to ply their trade.
I grew up in an age that required any male person to know about cars, how they worked, what could go wrong and how to fix it or get it fixed. Unfortunately, in this day and age of very complex automobiles, this in no longer the case unless you are a highly skilled and trained mechanic.
Take for example my older son. Recently married, going to school with a part-time job, he found he needed two new tires. He took it to the first place he saw, did not ask questions and told them to replace the tires, which were reasonably priced. He also asked to have the oil changed (because I�d told him to do this on a regular basis).
When he got the bill, it was about $900, and he complained to me that seemed a little high. Well, yeah.
�What did they do besides change the oil and two tires?� I asked.
He replied, �They checked all the fluids.�
�Did you get an estimate?�
�No,� he confessed.
�Did you ask for one?�
The answer was �no.�
I told him those guys saw you coming, a young person who is not car savvy and too reticent to ask questions.
There are some hard fast rules for customers and repair shops alike:
1. Always get a written estimate before any major repair that is off the warranty.
2. Make sure you clearly understand what is covered by the guarantee and its limitations.
3. Be very clear what it will take to repair or service your vehicle.
4. Understand how long it will take to get your car back in service and why.
5. Be firm with the repair shop that you want to be told if they discover any other work that may be required before they do it.
The law in Ohio is clear about any work being done over and above what is covered in the original estimate. It cannot exceed 10 percent of the total estimate without your expressed permission.
Always ask questions such as �why do you need to do this," "what will it cost" and "is it covered by the warranty and how?�
All this will help you be sure you are getting your money�s worth and a car that runs well.
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Songs of Comfort and Hope - Medium-low Voice
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Songs of Comfort and Hope - Medium-low Voice (Vocal Solos for Memorial and Funeral Services). Composed by Mark Hayes. For medium low voice solo & piano. Memorial Services, Sacred, Spirituals, Hymns. Vocal score and performance/accompaniment CD. Published by Exaltation Publications (LO.30-2265L).
These artistic arrangements are a welcome addition to vocal solo repertoire for memorial and funeral services. A wonderful mix of familiar hymns, original compositions, and inspiring spirituals, these songs will touch the heart of singer and listener alike during times when solace and comfort are needed. Because of the universality of themes, these arrangements can be used for general worship and concert settings as well. A Performance/Accompaniment CD is included.


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Ask Qataris which part of their country they are most proud of and they will say Doha, a city known for its spectacular modern buildings, the spectacular Al-Corniche, rapid economic expansion barely brooked by the global recession, fabulous shopping malls and international sports tournaments. Here's how to get the most from 24 hours in Doha.
Absorb the best of Doha by promenading the corniche, the city's sparkling seafront, and enjoy watching the stellar skyline dance in the heat. Al-Corniche is unquestionably the highlight of the capital. Doha Bay was carefully constructed with landfill to make an attractive crescent, along which run shaded footpaths and cycling tracks. One great way to gain an introduction to the city is to begin at the Ras Abu Abboud St Flyover at the southeastern end of the corniche and either walk or drive around to the Sheraton Doha Hotel & Resort, looking out for prominent landmarks.
Cool down at the Museum of Islamic Arts, Doha's priceless treasure house. Rising from its own purpose-built island, this monumental museum, designed by the renowned architect IM Pei (architect of the Louvre's pyramid), is shaped like a postmodern fortress, with minimal windows and a 'virtual' moat. With an avenue of palm trees extending along the approach road from the corniche, it makes a bold statement about a capital that has matured into one of the most culturally-engaged cities in the region.
The museum houses the largest collection of Islamic art in the world, collected from three continents. Exquisite textiles, ceramics, enamel work and glass are showcased conceptually: a single motif, for example, is illustrated in the weave of a carpet, in a ceramic floor tile or adapted in a piece of gold jewellery in neighbouring display cases, allowing visitors to gain a sense of the homogeneity of Islamic art. This is the kind of museum that is so rich in treasure that it rewards short, intense visits. Pace yourself by visiting the café downstairs or punctuate your visit with a browse in the extensive museum shop to avoid sensory overload. You won't be able to see everything in the museum, but you will have enjoyed an exquisite taste.
Had enough of priceless antiquities? Seek out gems of a different kind among the pots and pans, silks and spices, and bargain bunnies for sale in Souq Waqif, a wonderful place to explore. There has been a souq on this site for centuries, as this was the spot where the Bedouin would bring their sheep, goats and wool to trade for essentials. It grew into a scruffy warren of concrete alleyways in recent years but now its tourist potential has been recognised and it's been cleverly redeveloped to look like a 19th-century souq, with mud-rendered shops and exposed timber beams.
By this point you will have worked up an appetite. Pause for pomegranate juice in Arabian-style Al-Mourjan Restaurant and watch the sun put a glint in the eye of Doha's pretty bay.
If you're not in need of food, recharge by the beach at InterContinental Doha which has a reputation for high quality service without the attitude. Once your energy returns, hit the night running at the convivial hotspot Paloma - or at the city's equally friendly cool-spot, the City Centre-Doha ice rink. Paloma is considered one of the most lively bars in town, curiously offering live music and Tex-Mex food. The City Centre is a hotspot of family friendly fun, offering ice skating, bowling and wall climbing.
As a destination known more for being a stopover than holiday spot, Qatar does have many diversions to offer the traveller and is a cultured destination refined by centuries of history.


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But Allergan issued a statement Monday that challenged the findings on several grounds, which included the small size of the study, the short length of the trial and, most importantly, the dosing ratio the researchers used when deciding how much of each product to use on the patients' faces.
"It is important to understand that no two botulinum toxins are alike and each has a unique molecular structure, formulation, potency and safety profile," the company said in its statement. "In fact, the U.S. FDA-required product labels for BOTOX Cosmetic and other botulinum toxins state that different botulinum toxin products are not interchangeable and no consistent dose ratio exists among botulinum toxin products."
"The most significant flaws in this study's design were the attempted dose conversion and injection pattern. In this study, patients were treated with 10 units of BOTOX Cosmetic and 30 units of Dysport. As stated above, BOTOX Cosmetic and Dysport are not interchangeable and there is no established dose conversion, meaning 10 units of BOTOX Cosmetic does not equal 30 units of Dysport. When patients are treated with BOTOX Cosmetic for its approved indication in the glabellar (vertical frown lines between the eyebrows), they typically receive 20 units, which is the FDA-approved dose. In addition to specific dosing regimens, BOTOX Cosmetic also has a unique injection pattern for proper administration, pending the treatment area and individual patient."
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Monsoon rains kill 41 in India, flood Mumbai
KOLKATA, India (Reuters) – Monsoon rains have killed 41
people across India over the past two days and continued to
disrupt life in the financial hub of Mumbai on Wednesday,
officials said.
At least nine people were swept away in flash floods in the
eastern coastal state of Orissa overnight, taking the death
toll in the state and neighboring Jharkhand to 33. The heavy
monsoon showers also damaged hundreds of hectares of rice
Landslides and flooding killed eight people in the southern
states of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh.
In Mumbai, thousands of people waded through knee-deep
water to reach work on Wednesday as monsoon rains flooded homes
for a third day and disrupted road and rail transport.
"Our area has been under two feet water for two days,"
Sumit Tambhe, a resident of the western suburb of Andheri,
Officials asked people to stay at home as much as possible
and thousands could not go to work in the teeming city of 17
Metropolitan trains were running late as rain water
submerged rail tracks.
Dozens were reported missing in Orissa and in Andhra
"With so many people missing the toll could go up," said
Jagadananda Panda, a senior relief official in Orissa.
A low pressure trough over the eastern coast has caused
heavy showers in the region and revived India's June-September
annual monsoon that had hit a two-week lull early last month.
Nearly every year, the annual monsoon rains, vital for
India's agriculture and overall economic growth, kills hundreds
of people and causes huge swathes of devastation.
A year ago, two days of heavy rain showed up the pathetic
infrastructure and dismal emergency response in Mumbai, India's
richest city.
The floods had killed hundreds of people then and closed
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I'm glad to extend my subscription because Linux Journal is a very nice Linux-related magazine providing me with the global perspective of the Linux world which cannot be easily obtained by searching the Web, Usenet, and the like. I am always grateful for your efforts and hope LJ will continue to help me as it did in the past year of my subscription.Sohn, Jung-woo Aerospace Engineering Department Seoul National University, Korea. email@example.com
First, I would like to thank everyone at SSC for publishing Linux Journal. I eagerly wait for it to arrive at my door each month. I have been using Linux for a few years now and currently develope applications and utilities for Linux using Motif and, more recently, Java.
The concern I have for Linux is the ever-growing use of Java as a programming language of choice. I am not saying using Java to deploy applications on Linux is a bad thing, and I am not putting down the Java programming language (I use it regularly, and enjoy it). It just takes away some of the developer support for Linux-specific applications, which Linux needs. If applications are written in Java and run on Linux or any other operating system for that matter are we just turning our beloved operating systems into another Sun JavaStation or Oracle NC? Running Java-based applications on Linux is fine, but is Linux then losing the free and commercial application base that it needs to bring Linux to the next step? The next step being broad-based commercial Linux applications, that could be purchased at your local computer store or out of a general PC magazine. As many of us know, having a high number of applications available for an operating system attracts more people to it.
On the other hand, Linux has been a Java trail-blazer. Linux can incorporate Java binary support into its kernel. Creating applications in Java has its upside—applications which have been developed on a Microsoft platform can be easily run on the Linux operating system. Because of this, Linux could become a major platform in small- and medium-sized businesses that need both a rock solid operating system to run their operation and to be able to run all of the big name brand software. The Java language could actually increase the Linux-installed base around the world. If users of other operating systems become tired of software upgrade costs, downloading bug fixes and paying huge per minute costs to telephone support companies, maybe Linux will become the logical decision. Stover Babcock firstname.lastname@example.com
The history of personal computers seems to have many examples of systems clutched too tightly by their creators, missing out on opportunities to broaden appeal and usage. Making Linux Java-capable does not change the essential nature of Linux: free and open.
In my article on multithreaded programming ["What is Multi-Threading?", Issue 34], I completely failed to mention where to obtain the library I make use of in the programs that go with the article. The library I use came from http://pauillac.inria.fr/~xleroy/linuxthreads and is very good, and less than 100K to download. Cheers, Martin McCarthy firstname.lastname@example.com
I just received my first issue of Linux Journal in the mail today. I must say that it is refreshing to know that there is a journal dedicated to Linux.
I live and play in Biloxi, Mississippi, an area not often thought of in positive, humanistic ways. But time and imported people have brought this area from gloom to glimmer. Technology has finally arrived in the deep south, sparked from casual conversations on a campus computer system, to a full blown ISP using Linux, of course. My Linux box is connected to the Internet via their service. Okay, so we have technology here, and we have people to utilize it. I know there is a small and quiet group of people out there who use Linux also. The gist of this letter is I would like to form a Linux users' group here, so the quiet group can join together and spread the wealth of knowledge out there with each other. For only by becoming a community of friends and associates, can we continue to grow and nurture our Love for Linux.Thank You Ted F. Fox email@example.com
This is a good opportunity to mention GLUE—Groups of Linux Users Everywhere. SSC, publishers of Linux Journal have established GLUE to give users groups visibility, special deals on SSC products, and other services to help groups grow. See the home page (http://www.ssc.com/glue/) for details.
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Edison board approves new academic affairs VP
The search is over for a new vice president of academic affairs at Edison State College.
The school's board of trustees on Tuesday approved the hiring of Denis Wright, president of Florida State College at Jacksonville's south campus, for the role. He will be paid a base salary of $167,500, plus fringe benefits of about $35,665 and a $5,000 moving allowance.
Wright replaces Erin Harrel, dean of the School of Education, who filled the role on an interim basis after the former vice president was fired in October 2011. Wright was selected from a pool of more than 140 applicants.
Trustees also approved a one-month extension of the college's contract with Russell Watjen, interim vice president of student affairs. He will be paid $10,500, plus benefits, for the month of March. Watjen will take on the title of special assistant to the vice president for student affairs and enrollment management and help build a recruitment plan for the college during the additional month.
Replacing Watjen as vice president of student affairs and enrollment management is Christine Davis, former associate vice president of student affairs. In her new role, Davis will receive an additional $29,000 in compensation, for a base salary of $139,000 plus about $4,950 in benefits.
"I'm very, very excited about today," Edison State College President Jeff Allbritten said after trustees approved the personnel changes. "It's a great day of celebration."
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Rory McIlroy's open for the weekend
UNFOLDING RORYThe ups and downs . . . and downs . . .
of McIlroy's 2013 season.
Statistically speaking, Rory McIlroy is still the No. 2-ranked golfer in the world.
But to watch the 24-year-old, two-time major winner slog through two brutal rounds at the British Open this week, you'd never know it.
While most of the attention at Muirfield has been on world No. 1 Tiger Woods and his quest for an elusive 15th major championship, his supposed rival McIlroy has been an absolute train wreck. On Friday, McIlroy followed a first-round 79 with a 4-over-par 75, putting him at 12-over for the tournament, not even within shouting distance of the cut line.
McIlroy hasn't broken 70 since the second round of the Memorial — a span of eight rounds — and in majors this year, he's been terrible. A third-round 79 doomed McIlroy at the Masters, where he tied for 25th, and a 14-over finish at the US Open — a tournament McIlroy won in 2011 — was good for a tie for 41st.
During his brief stay at the Open Championship, McIlroy's driving was suspect at best, and his putting was equally woeful — his defining moment coming Thursday, when he lasered a putt past the hole, off the green and into one of Muirfield's infamous bunkers. That only serves to fan flames that his recent change to Nike equipment is responsible for his wayward 2013 season.
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In addition, after his first-round flop, McIlroy said he felt as though he was "unconscious" and "brain-dead" on the course, a stinging self-evaluation some took as a statement about his focus — a hot topic of discussion among those who feel he's not working hard enough, or that his relationship with Caroline Wozniacki is affecting his game.
As for that clash with Woods, McIlroy has previously indicated that he doesn't view the competition between the co-pitchmen as a rivalry, and if he keeps playing like he has, fans and media will certainly stop making the comparison. Woods is still not the Tiger of old, and he may never be, but right now, there's not a reason in the world to view the world's top two players as equals.
To be fair, however, Muirfield isn't exactly your local muni, and several other elite players have been bested by the Scottish beast. That list includes world No. 3 and US Open champ Justin Rose (+10), who was as pedestrian as McIlroy, world No. 9 Luke Donald (+10), who shot 80 on Thursday, and fellow young stud Rickie Fowler (+12).
But there's been something different about McIlroy — not just at Muirfield, but all season long — to the point that this doesn't just feel like a fluke. Golf is as mental a game as there is, and McIlroy is so in his head that he can't even begin to put together a decent round right now. It's not his clubs and it's not his girlfriend; it's just Rory.
When you watch McIlroy play, it's hard to convince yourself at times that he's the same guy who won the PGA Championship just 11 months ago. But it's the knowledge that he's got major-winning ability in him that keeps you thinking and hoping that he'll turn it around.
Last season McIlroy entered the Open Championship having missed three of four cuts, then finished in a tie for 60th at 8-over at Royal Lytham & St. Annes. Many wrote him off then, too, and he responded by winning three of his final six tournaments — launching himself to the top of the PGA Tour money list — and carded five rounds over 70 in that span.
McIlroy was bad in Scotland this week — of that there is no dispute. And he's been struggling to get his head on straight for months. But despite being out of contention from the get-go, McIlroy closed his final round with two birdies on the final three holes — a sign that the talent is still there and a glimmer of hope, perhaps, that all is not lost, and that his days out of the running may be over.
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I have added photos of James at "TrevorLIVE LA" Honoring Jane Lynch And Toyota For The Trevor Project.
Congratulations to James for his Satellite Awards Nomination for his role of Bob Benson in Mad Men! Presentation of the 18th Annual Satellite Awards in Los Angeles will take place on March 9, 2014.
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James is featured in this year's People's Sexiest Man Alive Issue. He's featured in the "Men of the Year" category. Thanks to Kimber I have added the scan to the gallery!
"Models Love Magic" – While Simon and Gordon disagree on compromising their values to land a lucrative client, Lauren gets stuck in the multi-million dollar Victoria's Secret Fantasy Bra, on THE CRAZY ONES, Thursday, Dec. 5 (9:01 – 9:31 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
"The Intern" – Sydney's insecurities about how she is perceived resurface when the bratty daughter of an important client becomes their intern, on THE CRAZY ONES, Thursday, Dec. 12 (9:01 – 9:31 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network
CBS is going CRAZY this Thanksgiving with three back-to-back rebroadcasts of the hit comedy, THE CRAZY ONES, on Thursday, Nov. 28 to be broadcast at a special time (8:31-10:01 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.
THE CRAZY ONES is the season's #1 new comedy in both adults 18-49 (3.3/9) and adults 25-54 (4.4/11) and wins its time period in viewers (12.03m).
The episodes featured include:
"Breakfast Burrito Club" (8:31-9:01 PM, ET/PT) – While trying to brainstorm ideas for an ad campaign for a breakfast burrito, the gang procrastinates and delves into each other's personal lives.
"The Spectacular" (9:01-9:31 PM, ET/PT) – When Simon encourages Sydney to take the lead on an ad campaign for Windy City Coffee, disaster ensues. Meanwhile, Zach is jealous when Simon tasks Andrew with taking care of a family of ducklings.
"Bad Dad" (9:31-10:01 PM, ET/PT) – When a client pitch shines a negative light on Simon and Sydney's father-daughter relationship, Simon is determined to make up for all of Sydney's bad childhood memories by re-teaching her how to drive. Meanwhile, Andrew's confidence suffers when Lauren tells him that he is Zach's suckerfish.


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by James Slater: To this writer's thinking, Floyd Mayweather, with his brilliant dismantling of the brave Ricky Hatton, not only proved his position atop today's pound-for-pound rankings to be secure, he also laid to rest any doubts there may have been about his position as the best in the world at 147 pounds. No, Hatton is not a fully-fledged welterweight, but neither is Floyd - coming up as he did from 130 pounds. "Pretty Boy" is, however, undeniably the best boxer currently doing his stuff in the welterweight division. Quite simply, is there ANYONE out there at 147 that can beat Mayweather? If there is, I don't know his name.
With all the above said, here are this writer's picks for the ten best right now at welterweight.
1. Floyd Mayweather Junior. Pro record: 39-0(25) Last fight: W TKO 10 Ricky Hatton
2. Miguel Cotto. Pro record: 31-0(25) Last fight: WU12 Shane Mosley
3. Paul Williams. Pro record: 33-0(24) Last fight: WU12 Antonio Margarito
4. Antonio Margarito. Pro record: 35-5(25) Last fight: W TKO 1 Golden Johnson
5. Shane Mosley. Pro record: 44-5(37) Last fight: L12 Miguel Cotto
6. Kermit Cintron. Pro record: 29-1(27) Last fight: W TKO 10 Jesse Feliciano
7. Joshua Clottey. Pro record: 32-2(19) Last fight: WU10 Felix Flores
8. Zab Judah. Pro record: 36-5(25) Last fight: WU12 Ryan Davis
9. Luis Collazo. Pro record: 27-3(13) Last fight: L12 Shane Mosley
10. Andre Berto. Pro record: 20-0(17) Last fight: W TKO 11 David Estrada
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Stephen Sondheim ain't for sissies -- especially if you're a performer. His lyrics are smart and dense, and his music often veers into counter-intuitive rhythms and phrases. And, most importantly, his songs are character driven.
That instance aside, watching The Illusionists, I was reminded of the sheer skill and artistry that goes into refining the perfect magic trick. And at the Cadillac Palace, you can see some of the world's best in a tight, two-hour performance that will certainly delight and amaze.
While it may not be known for having the same sky-high costs as London, New York City, or Tokyo, Chicago is still a big city, and spending time there ...
One thing is clear, despite their location on the map, many Chicago neighborhoods share the same concerns: the need for investment, access to capital and more opportunities for local entrepreneurs and businesses.
Sondheim on Sondheim's unique structure gives us the backstory behind each tune, as narrated by the master himself via video snippets of both new and archival footage.
Hudson was thrilled to meet her impersonators and happily took selfies with attendees all the while enjoying the dance party that wrapped up the evening.
Forget those 10 Lords a Leaping. This season, Chicagoans only need two. Meet co-workers and pals Matt Monnin and Peter Frederiksen. The spunky and...
The challenge was simple: Three wildly different shows in four days. My 68-year-old mother joined me and provided her input.
The return of the company to Chicago after almost 17 years was a gift to lovers of dance.
Kids and animals onstage in a daffy and heartwarming musical comedy? Depending on whom you talk to, this could either be a horror show or a holiday delight.
The Chicago Humanities Festival sold an estimated 36,000 tickets to its packed lineup of 112 events this year. These were the takeaways from talks featuring the fearless trio of Anjelica Huston, Marjane Satrapi and Patti Smith.
One of Chicago's most celebrated charity events, Green Tie Ball, returned last week with a glamorous theme, 'The Great Green Gatsby,' honoring the classic F. Scott Fitzgerald story.
I try not to think about what has to happen to these adorable creatures so that many of us can enjoy bacon.
Giuliana and Bill Rancic aren't just any celebrity couple; they are a couple you want to root for. I talked with Giuliana and Bill on opening day of RPM Steak and had a down-to-earth Q&A with the affable couple about parenting, romance, and their coping strategies during the tough times.
Brigadoon is a show that I'd firmly dismissed. Many of those warhorse musicals often feel so steeped in schmaltz, by the time you're done, you feel like you need a root canal to eradicate all the manufactured sweetness.
I stumbled across this beautiful time-lapse video of the city of Chicago. A freelance photographer named Max Wilson took the shots over a two year period using his Cannon camera/lenses and Emotimo equipment.