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Put something else on the menu other than cooking showsEnough with the cooking shows already says media trading director Sam Tedesco. The market saturation is not doing anything positive for the ratings. Like most members of the Australian TV viewing audience, I love a good cooking show. Right now, though, I need a break from high-pressure personality-driven food formats.
What marketers can learn from Go Back to Where You Came FromIn this opinion piece Kevin Fitzsimons argues SBS documentary Go Back to Where You Came From demonstrates how people will accept ideas more readily when they are shown them. 'People don't do conceptual,' was one of the best pieces of advice I received early on in my marketing career. It took a while for me to grasp the value of the advice and even longer to apply it.
Woolworths: Where did it go wrong?Australia's biggest supermarket is struggling. Steve Jones spoke to industry experts about how Woolworths' marketing strategy has faltered, and whether the brand can revive its fortunes. When Woolworths chief executive Grant O'Brien fell on his sword last month after another disappointing set of quarterly figures, it surprised no one. Without a chief marketer following the abrupt dismissal of Tony Phillips – and with several other high profile executives exiting stage left in recent months – it was just another in a long line of senior level departures at the embattled supermarket.
The media needs to stop condoning the booing and bullying of Adam GoodesMedia commentators not condemning the booing of AFL star Adam Goodes are effectively condoning bullying argues Adam Ferrier. I have always admired Adam Goodes. Dual Brownlow medallist, premiership player, Australian of the Year, continued good work for indigenous people. He certainly deserves respect. Don't know if I like him or not though, never met the guy. However, Alan Jones commented on the issue recently and said the reason Goodes is getting booed is just that, 'Because they just don't like the fellow'. What a damaging thing to say, and surely it's not as simple as that?
This campaign could make me switch. Again.After recently switching to ING Direct Ian Sizer says the current ad campaign for the online bank is seriously making him consider switching back. When you get an ad appearing every single ad break it can be irritating. Some ads though go way beyond irritating and become so infuriating it can totally bugger up your evening. That's what happened to me last weekend when my viewing was interrupted on a regular basis by the latest offering from ING Direct.
Are we storytelling - or just telling stories?While storytelling has become one of adland's biggest buzzwords Rob Lowe argues marketers are failing to make the necessary emotional connections. I remember first hearing people talk about 'storytelling' a few years ago. I never quite understood it then and I still don't fully understand the term now. In fact, like many others, I think it's overused marketing jazz.
Career coach: how do I help my unambitious employee advance their career?This week's career coach looks at how a boss can help an unambitious employee realise their potential.
I have a girl on my team who I know could be amazing at her job, but she just wont take my advice on how to advance her career or improve her profile. What can I do?
How popular is the Restaurant Revolution on social media?Ahead of the launch of Seven's new reality format Restaurant Revolution tonight Angely Grecia crunches the numbers to see what sort of a buzz the show is creating on Twitter. The Restaurant Revolution - the new foodie reality TV-show that sees ordinary Aussies designing and running their own pop-up restaurant to win a grand prize of $200,000 - is alive and well on social media.
The digital news arena is like Jurassic WorldDespite all the hype the news dinosaurs still dominate the plains of online news in Australia argues The New Daily editorial director Bruce Guthrie in an address to the Rural Press Club. One way or another, as a journalist and editor, I've had a front-row seat at the migration of news from print to online over the past 20 years. And whenever I reflect on that sometimes painful, often clumsy process I am reminded of the joke about the man who walks into a bar with a frog sitting on his head.
The Lexus Heartbeat Car is not risky marketingIn this opinion piece Mumbrella's Alex Hayes argues Lexus' new Heartbeat Car stunt will not raise the pulses of ordinary punters. I have to admit the new 'world first' Lexus 'Heatbeat Car' leaves me cold. It comes across as technology for technology's sake - they could have achieved the same results with CGI.
Career coach: I love my job, but I hate my boss – what do I do?It's a workplace dilemma that can dictate your overall happiness during a day in the office. This week, we tackle what to do when you love the role you work in, but not the personalities you work with
I love my job, but I hate my boss – what do I do??"
The 'unofficial' issue with sports sponsorshipIn this guest post, Shabaz Hussain wonders what a posh British drink's surprise social media win at Wimbledon says about sports sponsorship for brands. According to a recent Brand Intelligence Report from Amobee the brand most associated with The Championships at Wimbledon in 2015 across social and digital is Pimm's – a traditional cocktail drink that spectators enjoy at the event. What makes this more interesting is that fact that they were not an official sponsor of The Championships.
Why the current global 'Mediapalooza' could be a huge waste of time for everyoneWith more than $200m of business in play in Australia due to global pitches. But David Angell asks whether swapping partners will achieve much for these multinationals. Do you watch soap operas? Of course you don't, you're all busy executives with crippling workloads. But I bet most of you can remember them from younger days.
The RECMA rankings: should we care about a self assessed beauty contest?While some of the figures in the latest RECMA rankings are questionable Nic Christensen argues they still provide an interesting insight on the state of the media industry. There's something about the RECMA numbers that just does not make sense. But when you ask a bunch of agencies to tell you how much they spend every year you're likely to get some very interesting results. But despite the inconsistencies they are still the best map of media agencyland, are provide insights around the challenges of staff churn, the rise of programmatic and the broader challenge of falling client spend which are actually quite telling.
Traditional marketing models are in danger of killing blogger influenceThe way that blogger and influencer outreach is currently being executed is fast becoming unsustainable, and the industry should be worried argues Louisa Claire When bloggers began sharing the brands they loved and used in their everyday lives, readers found their endorsement authentic and relatable; it came from someone "just like them". Research found such backing from "real people" was more successful in swaying purchasing decisions than celebrity endorsements, and marketers opened their eyes to a massive opportunity to leverage bloggers' voices. The concept of blogger outreach was born.
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Dr Mumbo thinks one of the finest examples of the Olympic spirit is this gracious reporting of yesterday's women's rowing results from the Daily Telegraph.
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Graybyrds' Gray Burchette put away his guitar at the age of 12.
Little did he know that as an adult he would one day build a guitar that would be passed to a former client who would help create a sound beloved by the Elkin community and beyond.
Artists Zac Brown, Edwin McCain, Paul Thorn, Darrell Scott and Vicki Genfan credit Burchette for providing them with guitars.
Jonathan Byrd began playing guitar at the age of 13. Early in his musical resume, Jonathan played for a band called Tidal.
Andrea Byrd started performing in front of audiences at the age of 3, singing mostly gospel music.
The trio would eventually unite and create a band and sound that reflects the passion of the Yadkin Valley, say fans, a connection that runs deep into the hearts of those connected to faith, community and family.
The Graybyrds are born
Jonathan met Andrea in 1999. Andrea auditioned for the lead singing role of Tidal. After playing together for three years, Jonathan and Andrea were married in 2002 and started a duo acoustic act together.
The Byrds played several shows a year on their own and released the album "A Song for You." Simultaneously, Jonathan played guitar for the Jamie Carroll band.
Jonathan and Gray met in 2005 when Jonathan ordered a custom-built acoustic guitar from Gray. After the sale and becoming great friends, they realized the music tastes were quiet similar and started hosting jam sessions.
The three created a band called GrayByrds, "Gray" named after Gray Burchette, and "Byrd" named after Jonathan and Andrea Byrd. The trio officially formed in late 2007.
"Our first gig was at Basin Creek," said Bruchette. "It's moments like your first gig that you can't forget."
In 2012 the Graybyrds grew with the addition of Randall Couch on the bass and Scotty Prevette on drums.
Growing like a family
"The sound just keeps getting bigger and more diverse," says Bruchette when discussing the addition of the two newest members of the band.
"We do get together and practice and go to concerts. We are all friends," said Jonathan Byrd.
"I have played in different bands over the years. Good band members have a certain relationship, and it grows with time. You have to be respectively close," said Couch.
When pressed if tension ever forms between band members, Couch said it's all put in perspective.
"I try to give equally encouragement and praise to each member. Yes, you grow tight even so that others are jealous of this. We are having fun trying to get the fun to you. Great friends, great music, this is what people enjoy," said Couch.
"We just kinda unwind from our busy day jobs, laugh and joke around," said Jonathan. "There's been some pretty funny songs written during them that I doubt anyone will ever hear. We all just mesh together so well, we're like a family."
They keep it simple
Drummer Prevette asked not to forget the snack food.
"Peanut M&Ms and Jeff Eidson's famous snack mix — that's what the band munches on," said Prevette.
"We all have a pretty good sence of humor," said Jonathan. "Gray's just a nut, and Andrea and Scotty are the same way."
Jonathan says that Randall is the quiet wildcard first appearing shy, " but added that "he's one that can really surprise you when you get him going. We all kinda feed off each other. When someone starts something crazy we all join in on the fun."
"The simplicity is just from loving music," said Scotty Prevette. "Loving how it can lift youf spirits, heal your heart or take you back to a time that you never want to forget."
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Now with three releases under their belts, the Graybyrds say they are always writing new songs. Originals such as the popular "Helpless Romantic," "Raven," "Take Me," Northern Girl," "Slipping Away," "Under My Skin," are just a few.
The Graybyrds also cover many songs from Old Crow, Pink, Katy Perry and Cranberries.
The band is known for its bluegrass Americana to heavy rock. Their fan base keeps growing along with the shows, they say.
"Its hard to describe what they mean for Surry, Yadkin, Wilkes County. They're here. They're us. It's always about us from this band," said Wendy Rogers of Boonville.
In the fall of 2012 the Graybyrds shot their first music video "Raven." The video was filmed and produced by John Litschke of J. Martin Productions.
"The video was something I have always wanted to do," said Burchette, "To see a song come to life is something special."
In the Raven video, Emma is a lady who fights obstacles. Every once in a while the Raven in her is turned loose from its cage, and a negative side of Emma comes forward.
"As you watch the video you can watch Emma turn from almost a porcelain doll to a dark seductress," say the Graybyrds.
The conclusion to the story may be seen by watching the video; www.ravenmusicvideo.com.
"Emma Massingill helped us with several ideas and also did the CD cover art on the last two CD's. She is also one of the Ravens in the video," said Burchette.
The Graybyrds are all Wilkes or Surry County natives. Scotty Prevette grew up in Ronda. Randall Couch grew up in Pleasant Hill community of Elkin. Jonathan Byrd grew up in Roaring River and Andrea Byrd is from Wilkesboro. Gray Burchette is from Cool Springs community, Elkin.
The Raven CD/DVD is available at Generations in Jonesville and Antiques on Main beside Songs Treasure. It has 13 songs and a DVD of the Raven video.
The Raven was filmed locally.
"I know people will be shocked when they see this and can't imagine it being shot around here. Having the Zac Reynolds Kathryn Reynolds connection is really cool too. We just got so lucky with this whole thing. We are going to shoot another one for the song "Under My Skin," hopefully."
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- A brief introduction to the childes project : with special reference to Greek: chat transcription, linkage, grammatical coding and clan analysis (2010)
- The acquisition of Greek case, number, and gender: a usage based approach (2007)
- Children […] growing up with highly inflected languages such as Modern Greek will frequently hear different grammatical forms of a given lexeme used in different grammatical and semantic-pragmatic contexts. In spite of the fact that the Greek noun is not as highly inflected as the verb, acquisition of nominal inflection of this inflecting-fusional language is quite complex, comprising the three categories of case, number, and gender. As is usual in this type of language, the formation of case-number forms obeys different patterns that apply to largely arbitrary classes of nominal lexemes partially based on gender. Further, frequency of the occurrence of the three gender classes and case-number forms of nouns greatly differs in spoken Greek, regarding both the types and tokens. […] [A] child learning an inflecting-fusional language like Greek must construct different inflectional patterns depending not only on parts of speech but also on subclasses within a given part of speech, such as gender classes of nouns and inflectional classes within or (exceptionally) across genders. It is therefore to be expected that the early development of case and number distinctions will apply to specific nouns and subclasses of nouns rather than the totality of Greek nouns. The two main theoretical approaches of morphological development that will be discussed in the present paper are the usage-based approach and the pre- and protomorphology approach.
- On the Early Development of Aspect in Greek and Russian Child Language, a Comparative Analysis (2003)
- The category of aspect is grammaticized in both Greek and Russian opposing perfective and imperfective verb forms in all inflectional categories except the nonpast ('present'). Despite these similarities there are important differences in the way the aspectual systems function in the two languages. While in Greek nearly all verbs oppose a perfective to a given imperfective grammatical form, Russian aspect is more strongly lexicalized with pairs of imperfective and perfective lexemes not only differing aspectually, but also as far as their lexical meanings are concerned. This is especially true of perfective verbs formed by prefixes as compared to their imperfective bases. Thus, in pairs of prefixed and unprefixed dynamic verbs, the derived prefixed (perfective) member has a telic meaning while its unprefixed (imperfective) counterpart is atelic (e.g. sjest' (PFV) 'to eat up' vs. jest' (IPF) 'to eat'). Such derived perfective verbs may in turn be "secondarily" imperfectivized by suffixation furnishing the only "true" perfective/imperfective pairs of verbs (e.g. sjest' (PFV) 'to eat up' vs. sjedat' (IPF) 'to eat up' (iterative)). "Secondary" imperfectives do not occur in our child data. In this pilot study, we will analyze the tense-aspect-mood forms of the 20 most frequent verbs with equivalent meanings occurring in the longitudinal audiotaped data of a Greek and a Russian boy between 2;1 and 2;3 (their entire lexical inventories comprise approx. 100 verbs each). We adopt a constructivist perspective on the development of aspect in Greek and Russian child language and will show that in spite of a broad inventory of imperfective and perfective verb forms to be found in the speech of both children aspect has not yet developed into a generalized grammatical category, but is strongly dependent on aktionsart (stative/dynamic, telic/atelic) in both languages. While this results in a strong preference for perfective verb forms of telic verbs and of imperfective forms of atelic ones in the speech of the Greek boy, the Russian child tends to use the unmarked members.
- Working with the CHILDES tools : transcription, coding and analysis (2001)
- The Child Language Data Exchange System (CHILDES) consists of Codes for the Human Analysis of Transcripts (CHAT), Computerized Language Analysis (CLAN), and a database. There is also an online manual which includes the CHILDES bibliography, the database, and the CHAT conventions as well as the CLAN instructions. The first three parts of this paper concern the CHAT format of transcription, grammatical coding, and analyzing transcripts by using the CLAN programs. The fourth part shows examples of transcribed and coded data.
- Computer-assisted transcription and analysis of speech (2001)
- The two papers included in this volume have developed from work with the CHILDES tools and the Media Editor in the two research projects, "Second language acquisition of German by Russian learners", sponsored by the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, Nijmegen, from 1998 to 1999 (directed by Ursula Stephany, University of Cologne, and Wolfgang Klein, Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, Nijmegen) and "The age factor in the acquisition of German as a second language", sponsored by the German Science Foundation (DFG), Bonn, since 2000 (directed by Ursula Stephany, University of Cologne, and Christine Dimroth, Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, Nijmegen). The CHILDES Project has been developed and is being continuously improved at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, under the supervision of Brian MacWhinney. Having used the CHILDES tools for more than ten years for transcribing and analyzing Greek child data there it was no question that I would also use them for research into the acquisition of German as a second language and analyze the big amount of spontaneous speech gathered from two Russian girls with the help of the CLAN programs. When in the spring of 1997, Steven Gillis from the University of Antwerp (in collaboration with Gert Durieux) developed a lexicon-based automatic coding system based on the CLAN program MOR and suitable for coding languages with richer morphologies than English, such as Modern Greek. Coding huge amounts of data then became much quicker and more comfortable so that I decided to adopt this system for German as well. The paper "Working with the CHILDES Tools" is based on two earlier manuscripts which have grown out of my research on Greek child language and the many CHILDES workshops taught in Germany, Greece, Portugal, and Brazil over the years. Its contents have now been adapted to the requirements of research into the acquisition of German as a second language and for use on Windows.
- The acquisition of Greek (1995)
- The development of modality in language acquisition (1983)
- Defined as a general inner-linguistic function, modality pervades language and there can thus be no strictly nonmodal predicative expressions. We shall, however, in what follows, keep to grammatical tradition and exclude declarative and interrogative sentences in the indicative mood from consideration. Although a thorough study of the development of modal negation should prove most rewarding, we must renounce such an attempt out of space limits. […] [W]e shall be concerned with the formal linguistic devices employed by the child for expressing modality in various languages and the functions these serve, i.e. how they are used. Only by the conjoint study of form and function can one hope to arrive at a fair understanding of how the modalizing function develops in the ontogenesis of language.
- The modality constituent : a neglected area in the study of first language acquisition (1978)
- Studies of syntax in first language acquisition have so far concentrated on the propositional side of the sentence, i.e. on the occurrence and interplay of semantic roles like agent, benefactive, objective, etc. and their syntactic expression. The modality constituent, however, has received little attention in the study of child language. This may be due in part to the impetus more recent research in this field has received from studies of the acquisition of English, a language with poor verb morphology as compared to synthetic languages. The research to be presented in this paper is concerned with an early stage of the acquisition of Modern Greek as a first language, a language with a particularly rich verb morphology. Since modality, aspect, and tense are obligatorily marked on the main verb in Mod. Greek, this language offers an excellent opportunity for studying the development of these fundamental categories of verbal grammar at an earlier stage than in more analytic languages. [...] As this paper is concerned with the semantic categories of verbal grammar mentioned above as weIl as with their formal expression, only utterances containing a verb will be considered. For reasons of space we shall further limit ourselves to those utterances containing a main verb. Such utterances divide into two classes, modal and non-modal. [...] In spite of Calbert's claim (Calbert 1975) that there are no strictly non-modal expressions, affirmative and negative statements as well as questions not containing a modal verb will be considered as non-modal. As will be shown below, modal and non-modal expressions are formally differentiated at the stage of language acquisition studied.


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According to a Culminating Survey by LifeTrack Services, Inc., students graduating from Carroll County High School in 2007 feel they received a quality education, but only a little over half of the students are working full time. The five-year Culminating Survey is just one of three that all Carroll County students are asked to participate in. A survey of students is taken just prior to graduation, and another is conducted 18 months after graduation.
Of the 224 students who graduated in 2007, the school system received replies from 44 former students and 31 parents for the culminating survey. Although only 33.9 percent of the students or their parents responded, Carroll County Superintendent Strader Blankenship said the figure is above average for five-year surveys, which are conducted by mail.
"The average rate for these kinds of surveys is 16 to 20 percent. We got 34 percent, it's not great, but it's above average. We're pretty pleased with that," said Blankenship, who noted the longer students are out of school, the less likely they are to respond to a survey. "A lot of people who respond are the folks who are still around here. We get some who attended two-year colleges, but we tend to lose the four-year college students."
The school system also conducts two other surveys, one for the special education graduates, and another for the career and technical graduates.
"We have a better response for those two surveys, because we actually call and talk to the former students or their parents. It's more personalized," said Blankenship, who said the survey results are shared with different departments so they can determine what is working and what is not.
"For the most part, this survey is pretty positive. If there is a problem, we expect to see a plan that will deal with any negatives in each department's annual action plan."
The figures from the Culminating Survey revealed that just 54.67 percent of 2007 graduates are working full time, while 18.67 percent are part-time workers and 5.33 percent are in the military. Another 14.67 percent are attending a four-year college and 6.67 percent are enrolled in a two-year college.
Of the respondents not in school, 48 percent have graduated from college. However, figures show that most, 49.33 percent, are not working in the area they were trained in. Just over 30 percent said they were working in the area they trained in, while 20 percent didn't respond. A little less than half, 41.33 percent, said they needed specialized training to meet the demand of their jobs, and 53.33 percent say their career path has changed in high school.
Most graduates, 62.67 percent, feel they were academically challenged in high school, while 29.33 percent said the high school's counseling services were excellent and another 33.33 percent rated the services good. As for the students' academic effort, 25.33 percent said their academic effort was excellent. Forty-four percent responded their effort was good and another 16 percent rated their effort average.
Over two-thirds rated their education good (30.67 percent) or excellent (37.33 percent) in relation to its usefulness, and almost that number said high school taught them to solve problems, with 29.33 percent rating it excellent and 37.33 percent rating it good. CCHS got a high rating for providing a safe learning environment, with 56.67 percent rating its excellent and 22.67 percent rating it good.
Almost two-thirds of the students responding said CCHS did a good (20 percent) or excellent (42.67 percent) job of preparing them to continue their educations, while over half rated the high school either good (26.67 percent) or excellent (32 percent) in preparing them to enter the workforce. As far as preparing the students to utilize technology, CCHS was rated excellent by 42.67 percent and good by 25.33 percent.


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The hearing was about the county's 2014 budget and started with County Administrator Mike Underwood stating that Jones County's tax rate would not be going up this year despite indications to the contrary in preliminary budget meetings.
The administrator said the budget is balanced without the use of fund balance, which is the first time that has happened in several years. In addition to all that good news, Underwood said the county's contingency fund is projected at $260,000.
Commission Chairman Preston Hawkins asked for any questions about the budget and got no response, but when he asked for any comments, Bright came to the podium.
"I want to bring you up to date. Last Monday, while we were trying Pamela Moss for murder, I got word that you canned Keagan Waystack, our county-funded assistant district attorney," he said. "Yesterday morning my state-funded assistant district attorney, Gregory Bushway, resigned."
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The Mad River All Stars ended their bid for a district championship in Lyndonville on Tuesday night, July 16, with a loss to hometown Lyndon on its tough, chipped-rock infield.
On Saturday, the team opened the tournament with a tough loss to Connecticut Valley 2-1. Aiden Melville put the team up 1-0 in the second, reaching on a walk and scoring on a series of stolen bases/passed balls. After leading the game through five, 1-0, and striking out the first batter in the fifth, CV's lead-off hitter caught a good fast ball from MR pitcher Bobby Kelly and put it over the right center fence to tie the game at 1-1. In the top of the sixth, MR let up a couple of runners on base on miscues, and CV picked up another run on a single, the only hit in the inning. In the bottom of the sixth, Kelly reached on a single and stole second, but CV was able to retire the side and leave Kelly stranded on second.
MR returned to Lyndonville on Monday night to defeat St. Johnsbury 11-3. The game featured a stellar pitching performance by Aiden Melville who pitched three and one-third innings striking out seven and not allowing a runner. Melville had a great game at the plate as well going two for three (both doubles to the fence) with three RBIs and one run scored. Also notable at the plate were Cam Joslin (two for three with a single and double over center fielder's head) with one RBI and two runs scored; Kelly two for four (singles) with two RBIs and two runs scored; Nate Honeywell going one for three (single) with an RBI and run scored; and Hazel Macmillan scoring the first run for MR in the third after a single to right.
On Tuesday night, the team again made the 90-minute trek to Lyndonville. The team suffered some defensive lapses versus a very loud, aggressively coached, hard-hitting Lyndon team playing to its hometown crowd. The team, down by many in the last inning, huddled before its last licks of the season for the team chant. As the Lyndon coaches kept up the barrage of admonishment of their players into the late innings, rather than the typical team chant of "Mad River!" or "Hits!" or "Runs!" the team let the over-coached Lyndon team know what baseball is all about – fun!
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Charges filed in Vt. man's deathNovember 22,2012FORT EDWARD, N.Y. — A 30-year-old Vermont woman is free on bail after pleading not guilty to charges stemming from a crash on New York Route 22 in Hebron that killed an 83-year-old man.
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Ah, cheddar…. And with the next 3 Six Nations Rugby matches looming on the horizon, we close our eyes and think of … cheddar. But a piece of cheddar lying on a plate next to a pile of crackers picked up at the grocery store on the run just won't make the cut ("Off to the sin bin with ye, mate!"). And then there is the other scenario …
What's a cheese-lover to do?
How about a bit of lovely baking instead? Cheddar Muffins with the bite of good French Dijon mustard warm from the oven sounds, oh, very cheeky!
Easy, scrumptious, flavorful, these muffins are the ideal snack to nibble on, washed down with a can of stout, while watching the rugby on the telly Saturday afternoon, or the best accompaniment to that bowl of Irish Potato Soup, Welsh Rarebit or French Poule au Pot while cheering on Les Bleus during the Friday night match.
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1 Tbs baking powder
1 Tbs sugar
½ tsp salt
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1 ½ cups (about 6 oz, 180 g) grated sharp or extra-sharp Cheddar cheese
a few green onions/scallions, green part only, or chives, chopped (optional)
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Every art object has a story—not only of how it was made, but of how it changed hands over time until it found its current home. That story is provenance.
This small panel by Dutch master Gerrit Dou (photographed only in black and white) is now in the collection of the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute. It was sold to American collector Robert Sterling Clark, an heir to the Singer sewing machine fortune, in the summer of 1922.
How do we know this? Archival sleuthing! A peek into the handwritten stock books of M. Knoedler & Co. (book 7, page 10, row 40, to be exact) records the Dou in "July 1922" (right page, margin). Turning to the sales books, which lists dates and prices, we again find the painting under the heading "New York July 1922," with its inventory number 14892. A tiny "31" in superscript above Clark's name indicates the date the sale was recorded.
M. Knoedler was one of the most influential dealers in the history of art, selling European paintings to collectors whose collections formed the genesis of great U.S. museums. The Knoedler stock books have recently been digitized and transformed into a searchable database, which anyone can query for free.
Girl at a Window, 1623–75, Gerrit Dou. Oil on panel, 10 9/16 x 7 ½ in. Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, Massachusetts
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Zeus is a new GoGrid partner that provides a software load balancing product as a partner image called "Zeus Load Balancer 200Mbps". There are three immediate features that come to mind when thinking about how to leverage Zeus within GoGrid: Load Balancing, Failover and Clustering. Note that this first image is a preview with certain feature set. It contains the majority of Zeus features but is capped at two clustered servers and 200 Mbits of bandwidth. Additional images are expected to be released by the end of the year.
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One of the main uses cases for Zeus is to load balance servers in the same data center. However, a more interesting use case is to quickly and easily load balance web servers within one data center and support failover to another data center. The process is straight forward. First, deploy the Zeus partner image as a VM with 1G RAM in the US-West-1. This example assumes that you already have web servers running on both the US-West-1 and US-East-1 data centers.
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Jennifer gets advice from Kristen, Marlena and Kristen try to figure out what John is up to, and Cameron has to pay someone off.
At Daniel's apartment Nancy's concerned about Chloe's plan after events of the previous evening. She gets nosey as Chloe goes over a document. Chloe realizes Parker's birth certificate is missing Daniel's name so she can't rub it in Jennifer's face. Daniel calls and says he is coming over. Nancy and Chloe try to think of a reason why she was at the hotel last night. Daniel arrives and tells her about the conference. Nancy suggests they all go and Parker would never know daddy is gone. She goes to get Parker up to see him. Daniel tells Chloe her mom sounds homesick and should go home and they should get a nanny. Chloe asks why he is being this way and says she told Jennifer she was sorry. Daniel asks for what. Chloe says about the kiss. Daniel takes Parker to the park. Chloe tells her mom she thinks things are going her way. Nancy asks what she will do when Daniel does talk to Jennifer and gets a clue.
At the hospital, Maggie asks about Daniel's evening. He brushes her off and discusses a conference he is going to. He wants Maggie to check on Parker for him. Maggie argues about him leaving now with all that is going on with Jennifer. She tells him to walk away if he doesn't love Jennifer as much as she loves him.
At the Horton's Abby asks Jennifer what Chloe did now to make her upset. Jennifer changes the subject and asks about her and Cameron. She tells her to go out and have fun.
Cameron wakes up at home to answer the phone and asks "What now?" Cameron says he knows he was late but he has it. He gets up and starts counting cash.
At the coffee shop Marlena asks John about Kristen. He says he doesn't owe Marlena explanations or anything at all. He is upset about where they are. Marlena is crying over everything that is tearing them apart as Roman comes in. Marlena asks Roman to excuse them. She reminds John what Kristen was trying to do. She knows what John is trying to do but asks him for the plan. He says he can't share it and leaves. Roman offers Marlena his support.
John makes a phone call from his hotel to make sure everything is set for tonight. He holds the plaque he gave Brady and makes a promise to Brady's mom that he is not going to lose Brady to Kristen. Marlena stops by and asks why he is reaching out to Kristen but not to her. He tries to get rid of her. She won't leave until she has answers.
Kristen and Brady discuss how John feels in the square. Brady wonders about why John is giving Kristen all these chances. He thinks John has a soft spot for Kristen. She asks if he thinks John is jealous. Brady hopes his dad is sincere but is trying to figure out his motive for being nice. Kristen says she has an idea to find out John's motives. She suggests marriage again and wants to bring it up at dinner with John. Brady doesn't like the plan. She talks about being different and plans to go see Jennifer.
Cameron and Abby have coffee at the hospital. She tries to make plans with him for the evening but he says he can't and avoids her question about him being busy with work. She leaves. A man shows up. Cameron walks off and the man follows him. Abby comes back to return something. The nurse points in his direction and she follows them to a conference room and sees Cameron give the man an envelope of money.
Kristen stops by to see Jennifer and asks how she is. Jennifer tells her about the events of the evening. Kristen tells her to fight for her man and go see what really happened.
Maggie sees Brady at the coffee shop and asks after him. He tells her that John is opening up to Kristen being a part of his life. He confesses he thinks John is still in love with her. Maggie doesn't think so. Brady asks if she thinks his father is lying. She can't know, but says his father loves him.
Parker and Daniel bond in the square. Jennifer comes up and wants to talk.
At the DiMera mansion, Kristen remembers when John told her she lost him forever and vows he will know her pain.
John confesses to Marlena that he wouldn't give Kristen a chance in a million years. John hears someone at the door and finds Brady there. He may have overheard what he told Marlena.
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ROCKFORD, Ill. (AP) — Vice President Joe Biden defended Democratic policies as he rallied party supporters during his second visit to Illinois in five days.
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I have never taken any exercise except sleeping and resting.
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I have never taken any exercise except sleeping and resting.
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We talk a lot about the importance of recovery from exercise and how vital it is for our body transformation goals. Today we'll address the most important of these recovery modalities, sleep. Dreamland is where we make the most dramatic changes in our body's physiology. Those changes are directly related to what we do when we're awake but, if we don't take the precautions to ensure we get a good night's rest, our hard work can get sidetracked. So let's take a brief look at what happens to us when we sleep and how our daily lifestyle can improve this fitness process.
Approximately 70 million people in the U.S. suffer from sleep-related problems, according to the National Academy of Sleep. They also conclude that we lose around $100 billion annually in lost productivity and damages as a result of this. Lack of sleep affects concentration, memory, stress levels, alertness, and physical ability. It also affects our fitness results.
When we're awake, our body is constantly wearing down. During sleep, our body varies its behavior to rebuild itself even more efficiently. Among other things, we make more proteins and release hormones at different rates. So while we tend to think of sleep as a passive process, it's actually very active.
It all begins with our brain. Instead of shutting down for the night, our brain signals our body about what to do during the various stages of sleep. In short, neurotransmitters (one you've probably heard of is serotonin) signal the body that it's time to switch modes. Once this occurs, our body begins a five-stage rebuilding process that we call sleep.
We sleep in cycles wherein all five stages are completed in around one-and-a-half to two hours. As the cycles increase, we spend less time in deep sleep and more in stages 1, 2, and REM.
We tend to be more interested in studying our dreams and how they affect our psyche than in what else goes on during sleep. But all five stages of sleep are vital for maximum recovery. Furthermore, since each stage duration tends to vary during the night, subsequent cycles are also important. In each stage, some functions get shut down in order to funnel more resources to others. Since we can't do this while awake, sleep is the most efficient state of recovery.
The main things that affect our sleep are food, exercise, medications, chemicals, and temperature. The neurotransmitters that tell us to sleep are all influenced by these factors and can be misled. Some of the more obvious examples of things that affect our sleep are caffeine, which we often consume when we want to stay awake, and medications, which usually provide warnings on their labels. But what's also important to consider here is how some of these things affect our sleep cycles. Certainly "sleep aids," such as alcohol, make it easier to fall asleep but harder to get into deep sleep. Let's take a look at 10 ways we can improve our lifestyle to promote more thorough and restful sleep.
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It may seem like a strange question—does working out have anything to do with how smart you are? But more and more research is suggesting that the answer is a resounding "Yes." Exercising can do everything from slowing the aging process to helping children learn to read (for more, read "Diet, Exercise, and Your Kid's Grades"). So if you're having trouble motivating yourself to trim your tummy, maybe you can do it to build your brain.
A lot of the research on the subject has been done on children. After all, they're the ones we normally associate with learning. And getting them into fitness when they're young will help them learn to make exercise a part of their lives. Tony & the Kids! is an effective way to get children excited about exercising. That doesn't mean the brain benefits of working out only apply to children, however. Young to old, exercising can sharpen your wits while it slims your hips. Of course, all of these brain-boosting effects only occur with regular exercise, so Keep Pushing Play!
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Columbia submitted a bid on Monday to host President Barack Obama's, CC '83, presidential library on its Manhattanville campus, a University spokesperson confirmed.
The University submitted a response to the Barack Obama Foundation's request for qualifications, which presents Columbia's qualifications for hosting the library. The response is not a detailed proposal about the University's plans for the library.
The Barack Obama Foundation is "seeking to build a facility that will cultivate a strong relationship with the surrounding community and be an anchor for economic development," in addition to providing information about the site, surrounding transportation, and the community.
"We would be honored to have the President and Mrs. Obama join our university community after leaving the White House," a statement from the University said. "We believe Columbia and New York City would provide a fitting platform for a post-presidency engaged in the vital issues of our time, while further adding to our core mission of teaching, research and public service."
Kofi Boateng, the executive director of the West Harlem Development Corporation, which receives its funding from Columbia's $76 million Community Benefits Agreement, told Spectator on Monday that the corporation submitted a letter of support of Columbia's bid to host the library.
"The fact that Obama being the first and so far only African-American president—it's important to have his library located in Harlem, which is known as the mecca of Black America," Boateng said. "That will be fantastic to add to the storied legend of Harlem."
Boateng said that Harlem would be a fitting location for Obama's presidential library because of the neighborhood's presidential history—Ulysses S. Grant is buried on W. 122nd and Riverside Drive and Alexander Hamilton once owned a home in the neighborhood—and because Obama's background as the child of a single mother is relatable to children in the neighborhood.
"While a lot of our kids may not relate to Alexander Hamilton or Grant, we know they will very well relate to President Barack Obama," Boateng said. "Especially given President Barack Obama's own youth is not far removed from a lot of the parents and youth that we deal with."
"Anything we can do to make this become a reality, we shall," Boateng said.
Columbia's bid has also received support from New York City's mayor Bill de Blasio and Governor Andrew Cuomo, along with Rep. Charles Rangel.
"We deeply appreciate the support this idea has received from our City, State and Congressional officials," the University statement said. "We will engage in this effort with energy and pride not only on behalf of this institution, but on behalf of the remarkable City and community we call home."
The deadline for responses to the foundations's request for qualifications was Monday. Hawaii—Obama's birthplace—and Chicago, where Obama began his political career, are also expected to submit proposals.
Later this summer, the Barack Obama Foundation will select bids to complete proposals. The foundation is expected to announce the location of the library in early 2015.
Learn to distinguish between facts and hate. You say hate in a ridiculous attempt to change the issue. Facts are that every year there have been rapes and assaults at Columbia University. Facts are that Columbia University leaders talk about them ad absurdum, do not protect the victims, and do not allow New York law to have its intended effects. I wager that if a Presidential library were built here, it would be only a matter of time before rapes and assaults happened on library premises. You have a right to be in denial, and to keep your head stuck up your own ass.
You started out ok, but then you wonder with inaccurracies. Yes, Columbia has some reported sexual assaults every year, just like everywhere else, proabably less than most institutions with a total of about 80 thousand students, staff, professors, workers, doctors, nurses, etc. That doesn't make it right, but the facts are the facts. Why do you harbor on this issue? Yes, adults in every location may assault each other. Do you think that Chicago has less crime and murders than New York? Do you think that would be a safer location? Again stats show that U of C and the city of Chicago have more violent crimes and murders per capita than Columbia or New York. Yes, I stand with you that I would like to see zero assaults too.
Then get Bollinger & Co to do their jobs responsibly, or else then add your voice to getting them fired. Depending on how interested really you are in Columbia, I would encourage you to look at how these university leaders perform. Try to understand their personal motivations. When you do, you will be outraged.
How does Columbia "not allow New York law to have its intended effects"? Which laws do you mean, and what effects do you have in mind? The university doesn't interfere in criminal investigations or prosecutions. It also doesn't interfere in civil lawsuits. Its internal procedures have problems, but this particular problem isn't one of them.
Yes it does interfere, actively. "Its internal procedures have problems." What kind of half-assed euphemism is that? Imagine you back as a student. If you do not hand in your papers or your thesis, or if you give a no show on an exam, and if you tell your professor and your dean that "your internal procedures have problems", what grade would you get. Parents and alums must give the same grade to Bollinger & Co. Yes, you should be embarrassed that these needed to be spelled out to you. Did you really go to Columbia?
Look at the case of football player Chad. Ask yourself what resources he got, what involvement did anybody at Columbia have with those resources, what counsel relationships does Columbia have, why given the charges and substantiations the reprimand was so light. Then, if you are a true blue-blooded CU Alum who gives gazillions to Columbia, you should be able to ask the university internal counsel to walk you through how exactly they do these things, and what their real motivations are. But for you to take in these things, you need to start with a mind open to the possibilities that Columbia University and people who run it are not as good as your memories of it are. Otherwise, you will just continue to question the answers anybody give to you, and this will be a pointless debate. If you have mused that its "internal procedures have problems", then perhaps you are open after all.
The Chad case is not the only case of course, but it is one that has more out in public view than most other cases.
I remember that case. Why do you think Columbia played any part in his criminal case? (Do you believe they supplied his lawyer? Threatened the victim? Bribed the judge? Blackmailed the prosecutor?) Why do you think his case would have been handled differently if he wasn't a Columbian?
Please don't misunderstand my questions. I'm genuinely interested in what you believe happened and in the basis for those beliefs. Pointing to the case isn't enough to suggest that anything is amiss, but perhaps you can explain your position better.
Your curiosity is now heightened. It is up to you to address that curiosity yourself. Keep reading and observing. Go and talk to some of the students. I have said as much as I can. Meantime, let me encourage you to withhold that annual giving check. Bollinger & Co do not deserve it.
Withholding giving will only hurt the people you want to help. The majority of giving goes to financial aid and scholarships, so that all people can apply to Columbia. Bollinger is probably one of the best advocates for the disadvantaged, underserved, affirmative action, human rights leaders there is. You really don't know what you are talking about.
Yes, much endowment goes to financial aid. So what are you saying? That we should finance people to Columbia, have them raped and assaulted, and then that we finance the legal fees of their rapists and assaulters? Emotional is good. Just recognize that your giving to Columbia is an emotional thing. It is not rational.
I am by far not the only one making these statements. I may be the only one making these statements in this very Spec blog. The important matter here is Bollinger's integrity, not my credibility. Be my guest if you want to stay ignorant. (But I know that you do not, and will keep this blog in the back of your mind.)
You're the only one I know of who's making these accusations. But even if there are others, that doesn't shift the burden to me to find out if you're right. I see a lot of people make a lot of claims about a lot of things, but I don't go digging to find out if they're right. When somebody makes a remarkable claim but refuses to prove it, the most reasonable inference is that the claim is not true. In our conversation, that inference grows stronger each time you refuse to offer any facts. It's still your job to persuade. Saying other people believe what you believe doesn't shift the job to your audience.
I am not refusing to prove it. But I cannot prove it to you via a blog. If this were simple to prove, Bollinger would not be sitting this pretty today, and Columbia University's rape and assault victims would have an easier time. So I suppose the bottom line is that you are not curious about it enough to do some of your own investigation. For you to be more convinced, your own investigation will be needed. As for the rest of your logic, I understand. It is obvious. It is also provincial. That was why I asked if you really went to Columbia. There is another possibility, of course, that you really did go to Columbia and that you now serve as a legal counsel to Columbia University.
Yes, I really went to Columbia. No, I'm not its legal counsel. I don't work for CU in any way. I'm just an active, concerned alum. What about you?
Calling my stance "provincial" doesn't make it so. There's no reason to presume you're right, but there are plenty of reasons to presume you're wrong. That doesn't mean you *are* wrong, but it does mean you're the one who has to justify your accusation. You've offered no evidence that you know what you're talking about. If you want people to take your charges seriously, you need to do more than just repeat them. I've given you many chances to support your claims, but you still refuse. The most likely reason is that you can't do it.
I remain open to persuasion. But you evidently won't try to persuade no matter how many times you're asked, so I'm done asking.
It's like this: you are provincial, and therefore I say that you are. It's not like this: I say that you are provincial, and therefore you are. That you get this ass-backwards shows your provincialism too. One could use your kind of argument any other way. Just because you say that I refuse to prove things does not make it so. I have said repeatedly that it is not possible to prove many things on a Spec blog. The long and short of this are that you are a proud Columbia University alum, that you are annoyed that someone said some things about your alma mater that you do not like, and that you want to keep an argument going. You could be helpful to a dialogue if you would do some investigation yourself too. That I suggest this does not mean that there is any burden on you. That you say that you have a burden does not make it so. See? Not only are you provincial, but you are also too obviously stupid.
You're doing the same thing people usually do when challenged to substantiate claims they can't support -- insulting the other side of the discussion and trying to shift the burdens of persuasion and proof. Your comments repeatedly trumpet what you believe and insist that any reasonable person would believe the same thing, but you have done nothing to suggest you have any idea what you're talking about.
There are people who try to persuade based on important information they have found. They way they do that is by sharing the information. Saying "I know X is true" will get you nowhere, even if you say it 1,000 times and insult anyone who asks you to prove it. There is no point discussing anything with you unless you'll take the next step and say "I know X is true because ..."
I know X is true because victims' stories have been covered many times in Spec, and because I know some victims' specific stories. But, CU_Alum, that will not satisfy you either. In any case, discovery is easy if you would be just mildly interested. It would not be a burden to able-bodied and able-minded people. Sorry if that is too much burden for you.
Your comment is irrelevant to the story and completely off-topic. Your case is being discussed elsewhere, and so far it's going nowhere because it isn't based on facts. Of course everyone is against rape and hate-based assaults, but if someone complains about them and expects someone else to be punished, they must have a real case. Else they can't expect Columbia or NYPD to do something based on hearsay.
Now, this story is about something that may become a major asset for the university, and the whole community may be proud if the bid succeeds. If you despise the university so much, why don't you just ask for a transfer? Or maybe you're not even part of the community.
It would be great and he could also help the fostercare children in NYC. Maybe some of them can attend Columbia University with help. Also you can look in to what is going on and the educational neglect with many of these students. Who can get them in regular classes at Columbia University for this summer. Call me if you are for real I have a high school senior who I am trying to help if only her agency will help we can help save these young people. Start with the no good ST.Vincents in Brooklyn.
Whether you agree or not agree with a particular President's policies, it is still advantageous to possess the manuscripts, documents, correspondance, etc. of the eight years of American history for instruction purposes. Columbia is an educational institution, and possesses one of the largest manuscript respositories in the world.
We might "like" it (or we might not). Either way, it's an absurd idea.
Think about it: Obama spent more time at Harvard than at Columbia and the time he spent at Harvard was of greater consequence. It was at Harvard that he first started to define the persona that eventually catapulted him to the presidency.
But do you hear Harvard mewing for his library?
No. Why?
Because if Obama were to choose any city other than Chicago as the site of his Library, he would be snubbing his hometown in a manner unprecedented in the annals of presidential libraries. His action would be crass. Harvard would want no part of it.
Columbia's proposal is "under consideration" to keep Chicago--and by "Chicago" I mean UChicago--on its game. Really, that's it. In the meantime, Columbia gets to look grasping, clueless, and pathetic.
We might "like" it (or we might not). Either way, it's an absurd idea.
Think about it: Obama spent more time at Harvard than at Columbia and the time he spent at Harvard was of greater consequence. It was at Harvard that he first started to define the persona that eventually catapulted him to the presidency.
But do you hear Harvard mewing for his library?
No. Why?
Because if Obama were to choose any city other than Chicago as the site of his Library, he would be snubbing his hometown in a manner unprecedented in the annals of presidential libraries. His action would be crass. Harvard would want no part of it.
Columbia's proposal is "under consideration" to keep Chicago--and by "Chicago" I mean UChicago--on its game. Really, that's it. In the meantime, Columbia gets to look grasping, clueless, and pathetic.
Obama has never said or written anything positive about Columbia University or the City of New York. No one even remembers him from his undergraduate days at Columbia after he transferred into Columbia his junior year. Obama must have received financial aid from Columbia as an undergraduate and yet there is no documented proof that he has ever made any significant donation of time, money or effort to Columbia. Why honor someone who doesn't like you?
I never thought to hear such conversations from and about my alma mater. We are certainly in a sorry state of affairs. If there is a god, may he , she, or it have mercy on us all. But I surmise it is only fitting we take most of our neanderthal divisions
from the public fora to prove(?) our points re a university matter.
This List on AOL this morning, http://colleges.startclass.com//%252Fwww.findthebest.com/stories
Is this the kind of place where Obama Presidential Library should go?
Of course, the problems at Bollinger Administration-Columbia University can change for the better; To effect positive change Bollinger Administration really doesn't need to do so much as to stop doing, i.e., Stop retaliating against complainants of sex assault, attempted sex assault, sex harassment perpetrated by Columbia U professors and heads of Columbia U departments and centers, AND Apologize to those that they already have done so to, the effects of the initial act of retaliation continuing to effect violation.


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In theory, an orgasm could help you get pregnant, but experts agree it's definitely not necessary. During an orgasm, the uterus contracts, causing a vacuum effect which could theoretically move sperm up into the uterus. But Sandra Gahn, co-author of The Infertility Companion: Hope and Help for Couples Facing Infertility points out, "There's a certain logic in this theory, yet while studies have shown such a vacuum effect exists, whether it actually brings about a higher pregnancy rate is unproven."
The key to getting pregnant is not having an orgasm (although it sure makes trying more fun), but timing intercourse to correspond with your fertile period. Trying to force yourself to have an orgasm every time is a recipe for disaster since the stress will not put you in the mood. If you do want to have an orgasm during intercourse, many women are not able to have an orgasm from intercourse alone, so added manual stimulation may help.


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A Poultney man charged with the murder of his 2-year-old stepdaughter denied the offense and was ordered jailed on $250,000 bail Monday.
Dennis Duby, 31, faces 20 years to life behind bars for the killing of Dezirae Sheldon who Vermont State Police investigators say died from skull fractures inflicted by blunt force trauma.
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