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MASSENA - Massena Central elementary schools paid tribute Friday to servicemen and women who had given their lives for their country and those who were still standing vigilantly defending freedom around the world.
At Jefferson Elementary School, the Memorial Day tribute included students placing flowers around the schools flagpole, as a flag that had raised by an honor guard from Amvets Post 4 flapped in the afternoon breeze.
As the students assembled in their classes around the flagpole, Principal Duane L. Richards said they should remember the meaning behind Memorial Day - paying tribute to U.S. men and who died in service for their country and recognizing those who were still wearing a uniform of the U.S. Armed Forces.
It is much more than a three-day weekend. Its important that you remember those who died fighting for our country, Mr. Richards said, asking students to remember their courage, selflessness and dedication.
He noted that Memorial Day for many meant visits to cemeteries. There is also a national memorial at 3 p.m. on Monday, and the flag is flown at half staff from dawn until 3 p.m. Monday.
But the men and women of the military should be remembered throughout the year and not just on designated holidays like Memorial Day, Mr. Richards said.
On Memorial Day and every day, remember those who fought to protect our freedom. This afternoon I ask you to remember all of those who gave their lives and those who are currently serving around the world, he said.
The introduction of Amvets Post 4 Honor Guard members Francis Bud Byington, James Gardner, Harry Convertini and Fred Cockayne brought applause from the students and staff, as did the playing of Taps by sixth-grader Alex Boyden and the singing of the Star Spangled Banner, America the Beautiful and My Country, Tis of Thee.
Sherry Ouimets junior kindergarten students drew another round of applause for their song, This Is America To Me.
The ceremony also included a presentation of a quilt from Cameron Buckshot of the Jefferson Kids Care group to Mr. Byington and Mr. Cockayne.
Mr. Richards said members of the group meet each week and sew blankets that can be given to others in need, such as residents of local nursing homes or the Massena Memorial Hospital Foundation. On Friday, they presented a quilt to the Amvets members who could in turn present it to someone they felt had the need for it.
Jefferson Elementary wasnt alone in commemorating Memorial Day. Similar ceremonies in Massena were also held at Madison and Nightengale elementary schools on Friday as the students prepared for their three-day holiday weekend.
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It took an early Devils goal and a tirade-filled timeout less than two minutes into the game, but the Rangers brought it together to secure their second victory of the season.
While the veterans seemed a step behind, the play of their rookie defensemen Mike DelZotto and Matt Gilroy carried the team.
The Rangers tied the game on a power play goal by Del Zotto during a penalty to New Jersey's Pikkarainen
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However, a penalty to Brandon Dubinsky a few minutes later followed by a lapse in defensive zone coverage (something that is looking like an unfortunate trend) led to another Devils' goal, this time by Travis Zajac. The Rangers could not sustain any momentum.
Simply, all four lines looked disjointed, but again the Rangers would get help from their special teams. With Johnny Oduya off for roughing, the Rangers would again look for a spark from their young defense.
DelZotto fed a pass to Ales Kotalik on the point, where he played in Buffalo, who blasted a one-timer through Martin Brodeur.
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The second period proved to be more of the back-and-forth style of play that most fans were expecting. While the Devils erred on the defensive side of the puck, the aggressive Rangers forced the Devils into taking offensive chances.
Both teams traded chances and penalties until late in the period when the Devils' Bergfors was called for diving. The Rangers mustered up some opportunities and carried the momentum for the latter part of the period.
Then Gilroy finished his own play. Starting in his own zone, Gilroy skated through the neutral zone, feeding a pass to Vinny Prospal and Marian Gaborik. Gaborik then slipped a past cross ice in the offensive zone to the charging Gilroy who took a low slapshot through the legs of a fumbling Brodeur.
The goal was the first of Gilroy's NHL career.
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Among the many irrational ideas about racial and ethnic groups that have polarized societies over the centuries and around the world, few have been more irrational and counterproductive than the current dogmas of multiculturalism.
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hoops scoops 2012 season ..."in 2014 ryan tannehill etches his name in stone amongst the games elite qbs"..."ryan tannehill and andrew luck will carry the afc for the next decade plus the way peyton manning and tom brady have this last decade plus"
for the love of god get a real freaking mike already!!!
This is fantastic news and tells me that the Dolphins are not satisfied with the longterm future of Tannehill without bringing in competition.... IF there's any truth to Kiper's claim.
Competition is a good thing, and Tannehill sorely needs it. Ireland is gone, Sherman is gone. Tannehill therefore most likely won't go into his year 3 as the unquestioned starter without earning it (hopefully).
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I would have recieved a warning for a post like this
Pride goes before destruction and haughtiness before a fall. Proverbs 16:18
I would be all for dropping Moore and taking a late round QB. It's time to move on
Matt Ryan won AP OROY and accomplished 11-5 and 9-7 in first 2 seasons, and went to playoffs. Where do posters get off comparing Tannehill to Matt Ryan?
I'd puke if we took him in the 2nd round. 5th-6th i'm okay with. And his girlfriend is welcome anytime.
Two words: Jimmy Garrappolo.
If you don't know who he is, I suggest you check out the East-West Shrine Bowl this weekend...
This does not belong in the draft forum mods
And this is only going to end up in "the depths" or SPAM anyways -> FHs resident troll will make sure of that


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J. D. Salinger
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J.D. Salinger 1919 — 2010
J. D. Salinger, the obsessively private author who captured the hearts of several generations with his pitch-perfect knowledge of adolescence and his ear for the vernacular, died on Jan. 28, 2010. "The Catcher in the Rye" is his best-known work.
Mr. Salinger, who was born on Jan. 1, 1919 in Manhattan, lived in seclusion in the small town of Cornish. N.H. for more than half a century. He was not photographed for decades.
Mr. Salinger's "The Catcher in the Rye" caused a sensation when it was published. With its very first sentence, the book, which came out in 1951, introduced a brand-new voice in American writing, and it quickly became a cult book, a rite of passage for the brainy and disaffected. "Nine Stories," published in 1953, made Mr. Salinger a darling of the critics as well, for the way it dismantled the traditional architecture of the short story and replaced it with one in which a story could turn on a tiny shift of mood or tone.
In the 1960s, though, when he was at the peak of his fame, Mr. Salinger went silent. "Franny and Zooey," a collection of two long stories about the fictional Glass family, came out in 1961; two more long stories about the Glasses, "Raise High the Roof Beam, Carpenters" and "Seymour: An Introduction," appeared together in book form in 1963. The last work of Mr. Salinger's to appear in print was "Hapworth 16, 1924," a short story that took up most of the June 19, 1965, issue of The New Yorker. The story, which came out in book form in 1997, continued, and perhaps even completed, the saga of the strangely dysfunctional Glass family. In the '70s Mr. Salinger stopped giving interviews, and in the late '80s he went all the way to the Supreme Court to block the British critic Ian Hamilton from quoting his letters in a biography.
Mr. Salinger sued repeatedly over the years to protect his privacy and the sanctity of his work. In the last case, a federal district judge in Manhattan on July 1, 2009, indefinitely banned publication in the United States of a book by a Swedish author containing a 76-year-old version of Holden Caulfied, the querulous, precocious protagonist of "The Catcher in the Rye." In a copyright infringement lawsuit, Mr. Salinger's lawyers called the new novel, "60 Years Later: Coming Through the Rye," "a rip-off pure and simple." The book was written by Fredrick Colting, a 33-year-old humor writer who uses the pseudonym J. D. California. Mr. Colting said he would appeal the ruling.
Mr. Salinger's carefully guarded privacy was breached in 1999 by the auction of letters that Mr. Salinger wrote in the early 1970s to the writer Joyce Maynard, with whom Mr. Salinger had a nine-month romance. It began when she was an 18-year-old Yale University freshman and Mr. Salinger was a celebrated 53-year-old author who had retreated from public life to an isolated cottage in New Hampshire. The letters were bought by the California software entrepreneur and philanthropist Peter Norton, who returned them to Mr. Salinger.
One year later, in 2000, Mr. Salinger's daughter, Margaret, came out with a memoir, "Dream Catcher," that revealed previously unknown and deeply intimate aspects of her father's life. Ms. Salinger said her father was pathologically self-centered, and that nothing could interrupt his work, which he likened to a quest for enlightenment. Ms. Salinger said her father was also abusive to his second wife and her mother, Claire Douglas, keeping her a virtual prisoner in his house in Cornish, N.H., refusing to allow her to see friends and family.
Mr. Salinger pursued Scientology, homeopathy and Christian Science, according to the daughter. He also drank urine, and sat in a Reichian orgone box, Ms. Salinger wrote. He spoke in tongues, fasted until he turned greenish and as an older man had pen pal relationships with teenage girls.
Mr. Salinger was born Jerome David Salinger, the son of Miriam and Sol Salinger, who became a prosperous food merchant in New York. He grew up on the Upper West Side and Park Avenue and attended the Valley Forge Military Academy in Pennsylvania.
According to Ms. Salinger, her father always thought his parents were Jewish but when he was a teenager he discovered that they hid from him that his mother was Irish Catholic. Still, Mr. Salinger experienced anti-Semitism, from which he developed his aversion, expressed by his characters, for the Ivy League, for "phonies."
During World War II he was a counterintelligence agent assigned to the Twelfth Regiment of the Fourth Division, interrogating POW's. He served in the most brutal campaigns of the European theater, including D-Day and the Battle of the Bulge. In 1945 in Germany he was hospitalized for ''battle fatigue.''
In her memoir, Ms. Salinger wrote that her father arrested a young Nazi Party functionary, Sylvia, then married her. The marriage was brief, and forever after he referred to her as Saliva.
Ms. Salinger's parents met in 1950 when the English-born Ms. Douglas was about 16 and Mr. Salinger about 31. At the time Ms. Douglas and Mr. Salinger met, he abstained from sex, her mother told Ms. Salinger, because he was studying with an Indian mystic who taught that sex interfered with enlightenment.
Just months before her high school graduation, Ms. Douglas married Mr. Salinger and moved with him to Cornish. Ms. Douglas told her daughter that he demanded elaborate meals and that the sheets had to be laundered twice weekly, though there was no heat or hot water. The couple had two children, Margaret, born in 1955 and Matthew, who was born five years later and is an actor and producer in California. They divorced in 1966. Mr. Salinger then married his third wife, Colleen, a nurse, some 50 years younger than he, according to Ms. Salinger. At one point, the couple tried to have a child.
Mr. Salinger was a playful father who seemed easier in the magic world of childhood, his daughter said. Her imaginary friends were real to him, too, she said, as were the characters in his books. ''The world of fiction and reality were very blurred,'' she wrote in her memoir.
Highlights From the Archives
J. D. Salinger, Literary Recluse, Dies at 91
Mr. Salinger, the author of "The Catcher in the Rye," turned his back on success and adulation.January 29, 2010 booksObituary (Obit)
An Appraisal | J. D. Salinger
Of Teen Angst and an Author's Alienation
With his unerring radar for the feelings of teenage angst and vulnerability, J. D. Salinger remains one of the writers adolescents first fall in love with.January 29, 2010 booksNews
Judge Rules for J.D. Salinger in 'Catcher' Copyright Suit
A federal judge banned publication in the United States of a book containing a 76-year-old version of Holden Caulfield.July 2, 2009 booksNews
The Arts/Cultural Desk
Salinger's Daughter Writes Of Her Father's Obsessions
J.D. Salinger's daughter, Margaret, is visiting New York from Boston and staying at the Plaza Hotel, under an assumed name. There are Salinger ''crazies'' out there, Ms. Salinger says, who have written menacing letters to her family. And then there is the possibility that her famously private father will try to stop her from publishing her memoir, ''Dream Catcher.''August 31, 2000 artsNews
Cultural Desk
From Salinger, A New Dash Of Mystery
So, at long last, we have news that the famously reclusive J. D. Salinger is bringing out another book, not a new story, but one called ''Hapworth 16, 1924,'' which appeared in The New Yorker in the 1960's. Read in retrospect, that story continues -- perhaps even completes -- the saga of the Glass family, that band of precocious, high-strung whiz kids who have captivated Salinger fans for four decades.February 20, 1997 artsReview
Mr. Salinger's Neighborhood
Thomas Beller views J. D. Salinger as a New York writer.
August 3, 2014, Sunday
'The Escape Artist': Thomas Beller Talks About J. D. Salinger
Mr. Beller's new book is part biography of the reclusive Salinger and part memoir.
July 11, 2014, Friday
Oscar Dystel, Who Saved Bantam Books, Dies at 101
Mr. Dystel, the longtime publishing executive, succeeded by finding books with a shot at popularity and selling them vigorously.
May 29, 2014, Thursday
(Sub)Mission Creep
Friends with manuscripts; strangers with embargoes.
December 22, 2013, Sunday
Salinger Stories 'Leaked' Online
Three previously unpublished short stories by J. D. Salinger have appeared online for the first time.
November 28, 2013, Thursday
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September 28, 2013, Saturday
'Salinger' to Add Details on Relationships With Young Women
The Weinstein Company said that it planned to release a "special edition" of the film about J.D. Salinger with the additions. Also, the company plans a dramatic film based on the writer's life.
September 19, 2013, Thursday
Salinger's Big Appeal: The Life or the Work?
A new film and biography delve into the private life of J. D. Salinger. Francine Prose and Dana Stevens address whether people are more fascinated by the man or his books.
September 15, 2013, Sunday
Was Salinger Too Pure for This World?
Does genius justify exploitative, predatory behavior?
September 15, 2013, Sunday
The Punishment for Being Publicity-Shy
The documentary "Salinger," about the author of "The Catcher in the Rye," seeks to tear down the fortress of privacy he erected around his life.
September 6, 2013, Friday
Room for Debate
Holden Caulfield's Afterlife
Does J. D. Salinger's "Catcher in the Rye" resonate with teenagers in the digital age?
Walking in Holden's Footsteps
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Junior Andrew Reynolds started things out right for the Eagles as he returned the opening kickoff 95 yards for the score.
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F. A. Records, Lt. Col., USAF retired, died November 16, 2012 in Pampa.
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The son of the late Luther Thomas and Jewell Risner Jones, He was born August 27, 1928 in Lone Grove and passed away November 20 in an Oklahoma City hospital.
Cas Henry Ratliff, 73, of Fritch, TX, passed away, Sunday, November 25, 2012.
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The Borger City Council has approved an incentive agreement between the Borger Economic Development Corporation and a new business.
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Panhandle Maintenance, owned by Edward Rodriguez, is a Texas sole propietorship company that is engaged in, among other things, process safety including risk evaluations and preventative processes to avert accidents.
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ADAMS CENTER A for-sale sign was posted last week at Behlings Spookhill Farms store at 12139 Route 11.
But owner Michael W. Behling, who resurrected his produce store in the building last year, plans to open for business at the location in May, where he sells a variety of fresh produce, customer-picked strawberries and flowers.
While owner Matthew C. Ramsey, Adams Center, is trying to sell the building and 38 acres, Mr. Behling will continue leasing the store until a buyer is found. Mr. Behling, who leases the store from May through October, said his customers can expect the stand to be open throughout the summer. If the building is sold, he said, hell likely place a makeshift tent on an adjacent 150 acres of farmland he owns to keep the business open.
I cant rent the building and pay for it year-round, said Mr. Behling, who is also a Jefferson County legislator. What I make on produce doesnt pay for it. But until (Mr. Ramsey)sells it, I will continue to rent it during the months of the season when I can use it. Maybe Ill have to set up a tent, but Ill stick something up over there to stay open.
Mr. Ramsey, a residential builder, said Thursday he decided to stick the sign out to see if it attracts potential buyers. Advertised by Elliott Realty of Watertown, the property is listed at $499,000. But unless its sold, Mr. Ramsey said, he will maintain a business partnership with Mr. Behling.
Mike is a friend of mine, and if he wants to keep his produce stand, thats fine with me, Mr. Ramsey said. Its been a fruit and vegetable stand for years and has always done well.
The produce stand, which Mr. Behling runs with his wife, Catherine M., hit a rough patch recently. The Behlings operated the store from 1973 to 2007. It then became the Backyard Farmer, owned by Brian R. Sheley. When the Backyard Farmer closed in April 2012 because of a mortgage foreclosure, the Behlings resurrected their family business.
Making a profit at a produce stand is a challenge, Mr. Behling said, because families often elect to do most of their shopping at grocery stores.
Produce at grocery stores cuts back on business here a little bit, so you always try to keep the prices as low as you possibly can, he said.
But for the Behlings, operating the business is about much more than making a profit. Its the customers who come back year after year who keep their spirits up.
Thats what keeps me hanging in there, he said. You hate to disappoint people, and I enjoy seeing people and having them come in to buy stuff.
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Everyone loves an underdog story.
That's why after wrapping up months of research on our first edition of Internet Retailer's Second 500 Guide, I can't help but feel a bit warm and fuzzy toward our group of up-and-coming web retailers.
I suppose I feel that way because most of these folks got started in an attic or a basement or a dorm room with only a great idea and a few hundred bucks. Now they are running growing and successful online businesses in a space where Amazon is king and such retail chain giants as Wal-Mart and Target are becoming increasingly aggressive competitors.
I can't help but love the fact that in e-retailing, even though one company can own 20% of the market, there remains room for plenty of underdogs.
Our first edition of the Second 500 Guide is chock-full of these types of retailers—creative and sometimes quirky, they are experts in their specialties and provide customers with an experience they can't get on Amazon, or anywhere else, for that matter.
The 368-page 2011 Edition of the Second 500 Guide breaks down the "what's what" of the "who's who" of the up and coming online retailing market leaders. The Second 500 Guide ranks merchants numbered 501 to 1000 on their 2010 web sales. You can view the rankings and purchase your copy now by clicking here.
One of the more silly—but brilliant—business ideas comes from PriveCo. Inc. (No. 792). Founder Tom Nardone got started in e-commerce way back in 1998 with the idea that, at that time, people were using the Internet to do things they wouldn't normally do in the "real world" (like chatting with strangers or watching porn). So he set up about a dozen super-niche sites, each selling products that shoppers were embarrassed about buying in person. It worked too, as Vibrators.com, MinoxidilShop.com, OverTheHill.com and others brought in an estimated $3.4 million in sales last year. EnemaSupply.com brought in about $200,000, Nardone says.
The story behind RedOxx Mfg Inc. (No. 907) makes it another one of my favorites. Started by former marine paratroopers Jim Markell and his father of the same name, RedOxx's 20 or so employees in Montana make heavy-duty luggage by pedal-powered sewing machines. In the beginning, it was just Jim Jr. and Jim Sr. sewing bags in the basement, employing the skills they learned in the military repairing sniper rifle bags, medic packs and rapelling gear in the field. Frustrated with early attempts to sell merchandise to specialty shops, RedOxx took its entire business online and direct to consumer, highlighting that its merchandise is "not sold at stores near you." RedOxx brought in $1.7 million last year and is one of the fastest-growing manufacturers on our list.
Last but not at all least, the sleek and feature-filled site experience, quirky humor and behind-the-scenes-type feel at ScotteVest.com (No. 651) has me spending way too much time away from work every time I wander on the site. The retailer manufactures and sells travel apparel outfitted with pockets specially designed for iPods, iPads, smartphones and other gadgets. It has created somewhat of a cult following partly because of its hilarious YouTube videos like the one with CEO Scott Jordan modeling the Travel Boxers, which are, of course, outfitted with an iPhone pocket. It's positively silly that any CEO would walk around in his underwear on camera, especially when accompanied by a cheesy tune in the background crooning, "ScotteVest…. There's a pocket for that." But this stuff works, as ScotteVest has grown sales 100% in the last two years, is tracking to do the same in 2011, and I've already bought two pairs for my boyfriend.
So I salute you, my up-and-coming e-retailing stars. I hope you feel vindicated by your success. And something tells me you won't be underdogs for long.
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Rick and Fred are best friends who have a lot in common, including the fact that they have each been married for many years. But when the two men begin to show signs of restlessness at home, their wives take a bold approach to revitalizing their marriages: granting them a "hall pass," one week of freedom to do whatever they want...no questions asked. At first, it sounds like a dream come true for Rick and Fred. But it isn't long before they discover that their expectations of the single life--and themselves--are completely, and hilariously, out of sync with reality.
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HAMDEN, Conn. Facing the No. 1-ranked team in the country on Friday night, this time St. Lawrence University didnt flinch.
Junior Greg Carey scored a pair of goals and goalie Matt Weninger made 31 saves as the Saints knocked off Quinnipiac, 2-1, in ECAC Hockey play before a sellout crowd of 3,764 at TD Bank Sports Center to halt the Bobcats unbeaten streak at 21 games.
St. Lawrence (14-11-4, 7-6-4) handed Quinnipiac (21-4-4, 14-1-2) its first loss since early November and its first league setback as the Bobcats nation-best 18-0-3 string ended.
Its a huge win for us, obviously by beating the No. 1 in the country, St. Lawrence coach Greg Carvel said. I think it shows how far weve come as a team this season to get a win against such a strong team as Quinnipiac.
St. Lawrence, which is 6-1-2 over its past nine games, moved up into a tie for fourth place in the ECAC standings with Union. The top four finishers receive a first-round bye in the playoffs, and the Saints currently own the tiebreaker versus the Dutchmen.
It was real tight game and there werent a ton of scoring chances, Carvel said. It was a real challenge for us because Quinnipiac isnt the most skilled team, but they are very strong in their own zone. But we met that challenge and I thought our execution was great.
The Saints have a history of faring well against No. 1-ranked teams as they defeated top-ranked Boston University, 2-0, in November 1996.
St. Lawrence seized a 1-0 lead against Quinnipiac 4:37 into the first period as Carey scored on a Jeremy Wick rebound after Kyle Flanagan won the faceoff.
The first goal was important because we scored early in the game against a team where goals are hard to come by, Carvel said. That really showed that we had come to play and we got the momentum.
The Bobcats drew even at 1-1 on Jordan Samuels-Thomas tally at 13:47.
We talked in the locker room after the second period about digging even deeper, Carvel said. We did that and found a way to win. I give our guys a ton of credit, we blocked shots, we worked hard and we made great puck decisions all night long. We played very similar to the way Quinnipiac plays and we got it done.
Only 2:30 into the third period, Carey scored the go-ahead goal and eventual game-winner by taking the puck out of the corner and lifting a shot over goalie Eric Hartzell.
Greg has really scored some big goals for us, Carvel said of Carey, who leads the nation with 22 goals and extended his goal streak to eight games. And that one was another great effort with a beautiful shot.
Weninger stopped all 24 shots he faced after the second period, including all 17 in the third.
Matt was real solid for us, Carvel said. ... late in the game the last five minutes, they really poured it on. They had a power play and they pulled their goalie with about two minutes to go. They put a lot of pucks to the net and had some really good scoring chances.
St. Lawrence killed off all five Quinnipiac power plays, including two in the final period.
Hartzell finished with 12 saves for Quinnipiac, which last lost on Nov. 6 a 2-1 setback against American International.
St. Lawrence concludes its road trip by playing at Princeton, which lost 3-2 to Clarkson on Friday, at 7 tonight.
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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — Three years ago, New York City literary agent Ayesha Pande took stock of her home-entertainment expenses.
"I was very disgusted with my cable provider," she told me. "They were overcharging me." Pande's "technologically savvy boyfriend" came to her rescue. "He turned me on to Roku," the company that streams movies, TV shows, games and other content from the Internet right to your television set.
Eureka! Goodbye, cable television in the Pande household. "I haven't missed cable," she says, "not one bit."
Pande is the classic Roku user, someone who found Roku through a referral and who wanted to economize. About 42% of Roku's customers came by word of mouth from a friend or relative, Chuck Seiber, Roku vice president of marketing, told me.
Roku has announced that it had sold 3 million boxes, a figure that's certain to go up by the end of the holiday-shopping season.
While about 80% of Roku's customer base also have cable services, the company will benefit from the ranks of consumers who are fed up with the price of their cable offerings and are willing to try something new.
You could say that the "cord-cutters," as they're known in the TV industry, are also emblematic of the cost-conscious U.S. middle class. The cord-cutters symbolize America's desire to cut back on spending and find alternative ways to save money.
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No less of an authority than Leslie Moonves, the president and chief executive of CBS Corp., noted Tuesday at a Wall Street Journal-sponsored event that the cord-cutters' ranks have become "bigger than we had thought."
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It was a cold, March morning in 2009 when I received the craziest email ever. The email that made me think maybe I was still asleep. Maybe I was dreaming. The email was from Debbie Stoller, and I thought NO WAY. The Debbie Stoller who wrote that book I borrowed from my friend, then bought for myself because I couldn't keep borrowing it over and over? The Debbie Stoller whose words and pictures and patterns taught me to knit, but even more, taught me to love knitting? The Debbie Stoller?!?!?! Yes, indeed.
She had come across my blog, which at the time had a picture of my latest project:
I was knitting a cardigan for Jerry. It had steeks, and it just so happened that Debbie Stoller was looking for a steeked project for her upcoming book about advanced knitting techniques. She asked if I would write the pattern, finish the sweater, and send it to her. In a week.
How could I turn that down? (Well, I suppose there could have been many reasons to turn it down, but I had so many other reasons to just say yes.) So I finished the sweater, wrote the pattern and sent it to Debbie Stoller. Here are some in-progress shots that I took.
Before cutting the front steek (the green down the front is crocheted):
The sleeves almost killed me, but I worked it out:
And some finished pictures before I sent the sweater to Debbie Stoller.
The successful sleeves:
The inside, after tacking down the facings of the steeked edge (before the zipper went in):
And the sweater, on the front porch (also before the zipper):
Here's a six-year-old Jerry modeling his sweater.
The back of the neck has some garter stitch short rows for shaping:
Jerry loved it, and even though I received replacement yarn to knit my own (Debbie Stoller gets to keep the original) I have not knit it for him yet. I really should!
Here's the picture from the book:
Image copyright Debbie Stoller
I think it looks great! That boy is no Jerry, but he is still pretty cute.
I'm going to do another post in the coming week that will showcase some of the other patterns in the book. The publisher has agreed to let me do a giveaway, too! So check back for your chance to win!
Note: Not all of the patterns are listed in Ravelry yet, but here's the page: Stitch 'n Bitch Superstar Knitting by Debbie Stoller.
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