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Capitalizing Directions
When do you capitalize directions? ie) Uncle Henry flew south for the winter.
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Compass directions are capitalized only if referring to a proper place, known by its compass direction. For example, South Bronx, South Central Los Angles, etc. Also, if you were vacationing in "The South" you would capitalize. Same logic applies to the West Wing of the white house.
Saying what direction to travel wouldn't justify capitalization.
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On the other hand, what about the 4 seasons, don't they have to be cap?, i.e.: Uncle Henry flew south for the Winter.
Last Summer, he couldn't wait until it's Fall, adding his anxiety.
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Actually, seasons are not generally capitalized. They would only be capitalized if they were used in a title, e.g., Winter Olympics. Names of months and days of the week are capitalized.
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Northern Alaska's climate is wetter than southern Alaska's climate. is the capitalizing correct????????
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I believe compass directions are capitalized when abbreviated. For example, north northeast would become NNE, correct?
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Southwest and West
Capitalize directions when you are referring to a region as a title for the region and not the direction:
1. I am going south for winter.
2. The South lost the war.
3. The weather is beautiful in southern France.
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Yes, Miranda, your capitalization is ...capital, lol. Northern begins the sentence and southern doesn't.
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I know you do not capitalize directions, but I am confused with the surveyor test question below.
Would you capitalize true north in the following sentence?
Sometimes we miscalculate true north when trying to figure declination.
Thanks for your help. Maureen
Would you capitalize Westward? it's on my English homework, and I'm kinda confused
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Digital signage
Digital signs are a sub segment of signage. Digital signs are used in wayfinding, placemaking, exhibitions, public installations, marketing and outdoor advertising.
Digital signs use technologies such as LCD, LED and Projection to display content such as digital images, video, streaming media, and information and can be found in public spaces, transportation systems, museums, stadiums, retail stores, hotels, restaurants, and corporate buildings etc.
Digital signage displays use content management systems and digital media distribution systems which can either be run from personal computers and servers or regional/national media hosting providers.
Since digital signage content may be frequently and easily updated, and also because of the interactive abilities available through the accompanying employment of real-world interfaces such as embedded touch screens, movement detection and image capture devices which enable these forms of signage to understand who and how users are interacting with them, they are gaining acceptance as an alternative to static signage.
One specific use of digital signage is for out-of-home advertising in which video content, advertisements, and/or messages are displayed on digital signs with the goal of delivering targeted messages, to specific locations and/or consumers, at specific times. This is often called "digital out of home" (DOOH)H.[1]
The Digital Signage Federation, the Digital Screenmedia Association, the Digital Place-based Advertising Association and OVAB Europe are some of the non-profit industry trade groups representing firms and professionals in the digital signage market.
- 1 Digital Contents
- 2 Content management System
- 3 Technology
- 4 Markets and Applications
- 5 Standards
- 6 Issues and progress
- 7 See also
- 8 References
- 9 External links
Digital Contents[edit]
Digital contents displayed on the signage are presented in one of the following formats:
Text - Scrolling text. Either scrolling text, or text dynamically updated via extern newsfeed source.
Images - Scrolling images, usually in the format of digital advertisement posters
Video - Usually in the format of commercial TV advertisements.
Interactive interfaces - Combining with Touch Screen and Kinect Sensors, it allows two ways communications with the users. It help to engage users and also helps advertisers to gain insight in customer behaviours.
Content Creation - Traditionally content designs are typically done through specialist firms. However they are often deemed as expensive and have uncertain ROI.[2] Nowadays, digital content can be created easily via Content Management System. Its control panel has built-in tools which allow advertisers to combine audio, video, image and interactivity easily by themselves.
Content management System[edit]
In many digital sign applications, content must be regularly updated to ensure that the correct messages are being displayed. This can either be done manually as and when needed, through a scheduling system, using a data feed from a content provider (e.g. Canadian Press, Data Call Technologies, Bloomberg LP, Thomson Reuters, AHN, Screenfeed), or an in-house data source.
Digital signs rely on a variety of hardware to deliver the content. The components of a typical digital sign installation include one or more display screens, one or more media players, and a content management server. Sometimes two or more of these components are present in a single device but typically there is a display screen, a media player, and a content management server that is connected to the media player over a network. One content management server may support multiple media players and one media player may support multiple screens. Stand-alone digital sign devices combine all three functions in one device and no network connection is needed. Digital signage media players run on a variety of operating systems including Windows, Linux, Android and IOS.
Modular display construction[edit]
LED matrix displays often use modular display components, to allow for varying sizes and shapes of displays, and to make assembly and construction easier. A modular display consists of two parts:
- display matrix modules (8x8 pixels, 16x16 pixels, 8x16 pixels, etc.)
- display matrix controller
For example, a variable-size display may use modules 16 LEDs wide and 16 LEDs tall. To construct a display 64 pixels wide and 32 pixels tall, the display is built using a construct four modules wide and two modules tall. To correctly align the individual modules, either a support frame is used or the modules are joined together along the edges.
2D and 3D displays[edit]
Digital sign displays may be LCD or plasma screens, LED boards, projection screens or other emerging display types like interactive surfaces or organic LED screens (OLEDs). New technologies for digital sign are currently being developed, such as three-dimensional (3D) screens, with or without 3D glasses (see Anaglyph image and Autostereoscopy), 'holographic displays',[3] water screens and fog screens.[4]
The first 3D flat screens that do not need glasses (autostereoscopy) were introduced in 2010 by Sharp, and in 2011 by Toshiba.
Some queue management systems use the split screen technology to combine queue management with digital signage. The required calling information attracts the attention and the adjoining video message benefits simultaneously. The resulting synergy is an inherent part of customer experience management (CEM) strategies.
Rapidly dropping prices for large plasma and LCD screens have led to a growing increase in the number of digital sign installations.[5] Another price-related benefit that is allowing a larger group of businesses to install digital signs is the increasing availability of newer LCD and plasma display brands in the market. Many users have opted to forgo more expensive brand-name displays in favor of more affordable displays from less well-known companies.[citation needed]
Content Management System (CMS)[edit]
Digital audiovisual (av) content is reproduced on TVs and monitor displays of a digital sign network from at least one media player (usually a small computer unit, but DVD players and other types of media sources may also be used). Various hardware and software options exist, providing a range of different ways to schedule and playback content. These range from simple, non-networked portable media players that can output basic JPG slide shows or loops of MPEG-2 video to complex networks consisting of multiple players and servers that offer control over enterprise-wide or campus-wide displays at many venues from a single location. The former are ideal for small groups of displays that can be updated via USB flash drive, SD card or CD-ROM. Another option is the use of D.A.N. (Digital Advertising Network) players that connect directly to the monitor and to the internet, to a WAN (Wide Area Network), or to a LAN (Local Area Network). This allows the end user the ability to manage multiple D.A.N. players from any location. The end user can create new advertising or edit existing advertisements and then upload changes to the D.A.N. via the internet or other networking options.
Developments in web services have meant the APIs for some digital sign software now allow for customized content management interfaces through which end-users can manage their content from one location, in a way which suits their requirements.
More advanced digital sign software allows content to be automatically created by the media players (computers) and servers on a minute-by-minute basis, combining real-time data, from news, to weather and prices, transport schedules, etc., with av content to produce the most up-to-date content.[6]
Network infrastructure[edit]
Whenever the display, media player and content server are located apart there is a need for audio-video wiring between the display and the media player and between the media player and the content server. The connection from media player to display is normally a VGA, DVI, HDMI or Component video connection. Sometimes this signal is distributed over Cat 5 cables using transmitter and receiver baluns allowing for greater distances between display and player and simplified wiring. The connection from media player to content server is usually a wired Ethernet connection although some installations use wireless Wifi networking.
Interactive Digital Signage[edit]
Interactive Digital Signage allows end users to interact the displayed digital content via Touch Screens, Body Sensor or QR code via smartphones.
Digital sign can interact with mobile phones. Using SMS messaging and Bluetooth, some networks are increasing the interactivity of the audience. SMS systems can be used to post messages on the displays, while Bluetooth allows users to interact directly with what they see on screen. In addition to mobile interactivity, networks are also using technology that integrates social and location-based media interactivity. This technology enables end users to upload photos and messages to Twitter and Facebook as well as text messages to the displays.
Lately, mainly due to the fact that Smartphones are widely spread, we can witness adoption of new technology known as SSI (Screen–smart device interaction), that allows smartphone holder to interact directly with digital signage screen: participate in a poll, play a game, or shared social network content.
Markets and Applications[edit]
While the term "digital sign" has taken hold throughout most of the world, some companies and organizations prefer to use the terms "narrowcasting", "screen media", "place-based media", "digital merchandising", "digital media networks", "digital out-of-home" or "captive audience networks".[citation needed]
China currently leads the world in the number of digital sign displays deployed and number of NASDAQ IPOs, with the country's biggest digital sign firm, Focus Media Holding, alone operating more than 120,000 screens. Total revenue from the digital sign equipment market in the United States – including hardware, software, installation, and maintenance—is expected to grow by about 33% in 2009.[7] Another source for information on digital sign displays and impressions (the number of times a viewer reads/views digital sign), is a report provided by Nielsen, the "4th Screen Network Audience Report". In it Nielsen identifies that digital screens in the "fourth screen" category in the US generated over 237 million monthly exposures to persons 18+years or older,. The report identifies Screenvision, NCM, Captivate, GSTV and IndoorDirect as among the companies that are leaders in the fourth screen category. One of the leading digital sign companies in movie theaters is Screenvision, with over 14,400 screens in the US; another leader in the "fourth screen" marketplace is GSTV (Gas Station TV), which reportedly generates over 32 million digital sign impressions every month. Nielsen estimates these 237 million+ exposures translate into more than half (54%) of the adult population being exposed to a place-based video ad during the period measured.[8]
Digital signs are used for many different purposes and there is no definitive list. However, below are some of the most common applications of digital sign:
- Public information – news, weather, traffic and local (location specific) information, such as building directory with map, fire exits and traveler information.
- Internal information - corporate messages, such as health & safety items, news, and so forth.
- Menu information – pricing, photos, ingredients, and other information about the food(s) being offered, including nutritional facts.
- Advertising – usually either related to the location of the sign or using the audience reach of the screens for general advertising.
- Brand building – in-store digital sign to promote the brand and build a brand identity.
- Influencing customer behavior – directing customers to different areas, increasing the "dwell time" on the store premises, and a wide range of other uses in service of such influence.
- Enhancing customer experience – applications include the reduction of perceived wait time in the waiting areas of restaurants and other retail operations, bank queues, and similar circumstances, as well as demonstrations, such as those of recipes in food stores, among other examples.
- Enhancing the environment – with interactive screens (in the floor, for example, as with "informational footsteps" found in some tourist attractions, museums, and the like) or with other means of "dynamic wayfinding".
The ITU published a whitepaper [9] in which SMIL is cited as "a key standard for the digital sign industry," and that SMIL "is increasingly supported by leading digital sign solution providers."
It is reported[10] that SMIL players are deployed for nearly 100,000 screens in year 2011, and a single software maker has won three major projects each deploying more than 1,000 SMIL players in the same period. In 2014 SMIL is cited[11] as the key technology behind a single project of 7,500 players driving 15,000 displays, probably the largest single-project deployments known to the industry.
POPAI has released several digital sign standards [12] to promote "interoperability between different providers". The objective of these standards documents is to establish a foundation of performance and behavior that all digital sign systems can follow. The current set of standards published by POPAI are:
- "Screen-Media Formats" specifies the file formats that digital sign systems should support.
- "POPAI Digital Sign Device RS-232 Standards"
- "POPAI Digital Sign Playlog Standards V 1.1"
- "Digital Control Commands"
- "Industry Standards of Digital Sign Terms"
Issues and progress[edit]
Digital sign in the broad sense has been in use for decades in the form of LED ticker signs and LED video walls. However, despite its recent growth it has yet to become a major public medium, due in part to the following negative factors:
- Uncertain ROI – the costs of deploying digital sign can be high. Large outdoor screens are expensive - but the much more common, and much cheaper, digital signs based on LCD screens can still represent a significant investment when a large network is planned: the cost of installing one screen in, say, each restaurant in a large fast-food chain could run to millions of dollars. An investment of this magnitude has to be justified by a clear ROI plan before receiving approval.
- Lack of interoperability – digital sign products today are mostly closed, proprietary systems. It is difficult to advertise across digital sign networks running different solutions, making the emerging media inferior to nationwide advertising media such as television and the Internet. Due to the lack of a common communication protocol, products from different vendors do not mix, making digital sign systems expensive to build and hard to expand.
- Complex value chain - a digital sign network can involve at least the following vendors: displays, media player, management software, project planning, installation, field service, network connectivity, bandwidth, content creation, and advertising sales. Managing such a complex value chain is a daunting task and all parties involved may introduce risk factors to fail a project.
- Lack of understanding - despite considerable media coverage there remains a general lack of understanding about the requirements for the successful use of digital sign. Problems arising from this include poor content and improper type or location of screens.
- Lack of Content - In the cases where understanding is clear and a value proposition is well defined, many organizations overlook content. Fresh, dynamic content that is attractive and engaging to the user at the time and place where the Digital Signage display is located is a critical component to the success of Digital Signage. Failure to understand and plan for content is one of the biggest issue in the industry.[13]
These issues are being addressed today in the following ways:
- Understanding the ROI – studies have shown digital sign to be effective in aiding customer recall and retention of displayed information[14] in large-scale merchandising applications, especially taking into account the downward trend in LCD panel and playback device prices. Today a small-scale retail or restaurant digital sign installation can be implemented for just $1,500-2,000 using inexpensive SaaS tools, and ROI may be realized quickly. One of the best ways to make the case for implementing a digital strategy is to calculate the ROI or ROO upfront. Determine what the goals and objectives are for the digital sign – is it to increase sales at point of purchase? Can it be used to improve lead generation or build brand awareness? Thus, knowing how to calculate the ROI of digital sign [15] is very important.
- Open standards for digital sign – industry organizations including POPAI (Point-of-Purchase Advertising International) and OAAA (Outdoor Advertising Association of America) are actively developing and promoting technical standards that will make it possible to communicate across digital sign networks made by different vendors. Interoperability across systems and media players is increasing competition in the supply chain, significantly lowering costs and making the ROI on building networks vastly more attractive.
- Value chain consolidation - business entities have been formed to consolidate segments of the long value chain. Display units with built-in media players, content design agencies which also provide hardware and support, as well as management software which allows advertisers to manage a whole sign network are examples of how the industry is coming to work together and consolidate.
- Understanding the industry - there are a significant number of trade shows with conferences as well as specialized conferences and also more informal training and briefing sessions all focused on aspects of digital sign. There are also more user friendly products available which are plug and play and don't even require scheduling software.
See also[edit]
- ^ "DOOH - Digital Out of Home". ISE Europe. Retrieved 2009-03-19.
- ^ "ISE DOOH Business Conference Presentation". DailyDOOH. Retrieved 2009-03-09.
- ^ "Researchers develop a 360-degree holographic display". engadget. Retrieved 2009-03-12.
- ^ "Fogscreen: projecting images in the air". Gizmag. Retrieved 2009-03-12.
- ^ Nystedt, Dan (2008-08-08). "Time to Put Off Buying LCD TVs and Displays". Wall Street Journal. Retrieved 2009-03-12.
- ^ John V. Harrison, Anna Andrusiewicz; Enhancing digital advertising using dynamically configurable multimedia, Proceedings of the 2003 IEEE International Conference on Multimedia and Expo, ICME 2003, 6–9 July 2003, Baltimore, MD, USA. IEEE 2003/2004, ISBN 0-7803-7965-9.
- ^ "US Digital Signage Market to Grow by One Third in 2009". ABI Research. Retrieved 2009-03-17.
- ^ Joe Mandese, MediaPost News,April 13, http://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/125922/
- ^ "Digital signage: the right information in all the right places". ITU. Retrieved 2012-01-11.
- ^ "The Popularity of SMIL in Digital Signage". IAdea. Retrieved 2012-12-29.
- ^ "Matrox, Scala, Signagelive, YCD and DISE Celebrate Wins with 7,500+ IAdea Digital Signage Players". Yahoo! Finance. Retrieved 2014-08-08.
- ^ "POPAI Digital Signage Content Standards". POPAI. Retrieved 2011-06-128. Check date values in:
- ^ "Planning for Digital Signage". L Squared Digital Signage. Retrieved 2014.
- ^ "The OnSpot Digital Advertising Concept" (PDF). Arbitron. Retrieved 2006.
- ^ How to Calculate the ROI of Digital Signage
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AMHERST, Mass. An inch further left and the St. Lawrence University mens soccer team would have been playing Williams College in an NCAA Division III quarterfinal this afternoon.
Saints sophomore Seyefe Brouk drilled a shot in the first sudden-death overtime that hit the side of the goalpost, nearly giving SLU a win over second-ranked Amherst.
But it was the Lord Jeffs who wound up celebrating just a few minutes later when Greg Singer scored his second goal of the game early in the second overtime session to give Amherst a 2-1 win in the third-round contest.
My heart stopped for a second, Singer said of seeing Brouks shot. We were fortunate today. They were unlucky, thats how the game turned out.
Singer, who is 6-foot-5, used his height on both goals, which came during scrambles in front of SLUs net.
The ball happened to fall in the right place at the right time, Singer said. I was there. My teammates did most of the work, I just happened to put it away.
Amherst (18-0-2) did not just dodge Brouks near game-winner. The Lord Jeffs were just 44 seconds away from a shutout win when SLUs Austin Roney scored to force overtime.
I almost dont know what to think of it, Saints goalie Aaron Costello said. It was amazing, really. Ive never seen Roney do anything like that. At first I couldnt believe it. I kind of blacked out and then I realized I was running down the field, celebrating with all the fans and stuff. It was great. We are a second-half team. Forty-four seconds left, it doesnt get much closer than that, but Im glad he scored.
Roneys goal was orginally credited to SLUs Dan Hunt.
Hes been hitting those all season in practice, so it was good to finally get one in a game, Hunt said of Roney. That really lifted our spirits. We kept pushing for another, but it wasnt coming. It just wasnt our day today. They are a rah-rah team. Coming out for the overtime they were quiet, so we were definitely in their heads after that.
Amherst dominated the first half, which ended scoreless. The Lord Jeffs had the ball in SLUs defensive end for most of the first 10 minutes and outshot the Saints 10-2 in the opening 45 minutes.
But SLU (17-3-2) began to take control of the game in the final 15 minutes of the second half and outshot Amherst 11-5 in that half and the first overtime. Amherst finished with a 17-13 edge in shots.
I knew we were pounding on the door late, Saints coach Bob Durocher said. We have our 10-minute offense, but I didnt know how it would work against these guys. We tried to put them back on their heels a little bit. I thought we had a chance. It picked our guys up and it dropped them down a bit.
SLU had another good chance to tie the game in the 77th minute when Jamal Samaroo had a shot at an open net only to find Amhersts Julien Aoyama sliding in at the last moment to kick the ball away.
(SLU) has an absolutely fantastic team and they scored eight goals last Sunday, so they can get a goal at any time, and they did, Amherst coach Justin Serpone said.
It was a ridicuolous finish. They found a way and thats what this team has done all year. Im so proud of them. It was a great soccer game with chances both ways and St. Lawrence is a fantastic program, and coach Durocher is a great coach.
The good news for SLU is the squad returns most of its key players next year, aside from leading scorer Andrew Bednarsky.
The team got a chance earlier this season to meet the members of the schools 1999 national championship team and realize those seniors had their own tough NCAA elimination games, especially a penalty-kick loss to Williams in 1998.
It was humbling, Costello said. You see all these guys coming to cheer you on who have done so much more than you have, and more than you can dream of, going 22-0, not losing or tying a game, just winning out. That was something special. Its even more special that they come back to celebrate with us almost every year.
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At least one protester set off a smoke bomb in the meeting room
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Once again this week, the ongoing multiple-ring circus revolving around TUSD's ethnic studies battle has dominated viewer feedback to KGUN9 News.
First, viewers spoke out after the latest wild board meeting, during which the board voted to dump its Mexican American studies director, Sean Arce. Protesters punctuated the meeting with chants, zip ties and ultimately at least one smoke bomb.
Then, viewers sounded off again when KGUN9 revealed that, acording to Tucson Police, TUSD safety officers had briefly detained the suspected smoke bomber, but then let him go in order to defuse a tense situation. (Late Thursday a TUSD spokesperson sent KGUN9 News a statement giving a different version of events, saying that the suspect was never under under the control of officers and that the crowd had physically prevented an arrest.)
Viewers do not agree about what should happen to ethnic studies, but no one is expressing support for the smoke bomber or how TUSD safety officers handled the situation, despite the fact that their restraint succeeded in calming the crowd.
Here are samples of what you had to say:
David Cole (via Facebook): "Here we go again. MOB-RULE THUG MENTALITY. If you don't get your way, cause complete chaos. Great lesson for the kids who really care about the real way to handle disappointment. This is absolutely disgusting on so many levels. What the hell are these kids going to do in the real world of employment when they don't get their way? RIOT until they do? And you parents that say go for it. You disgust me as well."
John Kimbell (via Facebook): "What a bunch of absolute idiots! They knew who he was, but released him in order to defuse the situation!!!!! Absolutely and totally foolish! Why didn't the Dallas police release Oswald in order to defuse the situation? I am thoroughly disgusted by the actions of these incompetent a@@@@@@@@@! They should all be fired."
Debbie Mossey (via Facebook): "Thank God that no one suffered from an asthma attack. People really need to think before they pull such childish acts. For a serious asthma sufferer, that smoke could have caused an unnecessary trip to the ER."
Benny Gomez (via Facebook): "It's not Mexican history! It's US history from a Mexican American perspective. There is more than one version of our history and it shouldn't be against the law to learn it. If we can learn about the founding fathers, Dr. King and Rosa Parks, then Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta and other Mexican-Americans who helped shape this country should also be taught about."
Paul St George (via Facebook): "And you let him go. What chicken crap is that? When you bend to the ways of the mob, you empower them. They will not stop and you won't stop them. You deserve all the troubles you get TUSD. Grow up already. Who runs this organization?"
Rene Anderson (via Facebook): "Big mistake. What other classes will they start dropping. Will schools only be able to teach history from a white male perspective? I can't believe we are having to protest this. School should be about learning, not restricting information."
Sergio Mendez (via Facebook): "This was not about culture it was about politics. These people don't value diversity, they wanted by victims. This class was functioning as a political wing, not teaching my culture. It could be taught but these teacher were brainwashing our students. Our families are the greatest keepers of history, not overpaid activist teachers. TUSD is going in the right direction (minus Hicks problems); the board has protected our students for these activists. Look what they taught their students to do. I mean smoke bomb in a crowed board meeting? Someone could have been hurt."
Michael Giffin (via Facebook): "I love the comment in the article: 'TUSD School Safety officers appropriately responded to and handled the incident, he said. They maintained a level of safety while working to identify the person responsible for the act.' REALLY??? Then in another article they said they had the guy detained but let him go? Lets get back to basics, saying the pledge at the start of school, English, Reading Math, Social studies, Science and Art. Lets take the crap out and and educate our children! I am so glad my children are in not in TUSD!"
Maria Veliz Quinonez Brown (via Facebook): "It is sad how ALL of you criticize the Mexican people but you ALL forget that the United States was once inhabited by only Native American People and MEXICAN people. It is the Anglo people that invaded this country many centuries ago and forced the MEXICAN people out of THEIR land! Now you want to take away THEIR history as well! Well, I feel sorry for those who forget that we are a FREE NATION and as such should also welcome the MEXICAN people as you have all of those who come from Africa, Cuba, Asia, Canada, and people from any other country who wish to ask for protection in OUR UNITED STATES! YES, I say UNITED!!!♥"
Steve Raw (via Facebook): "If this is what Mexican American studies is all about, axe it. If advocates can't make a statement without disturbing the peace by lighting off smoke bombs, why would I endorse a class learning about their behavior and culture?"
"pollybac" (via KGUN9.com): "How hypocritical! Those calling the educators/students racist are themselves racist! Why are so many Tucsonans 'afraid' of Mexicans? They are not ALL illegals; many are legally here for generations."
Larry Murray (via Facebook): "I didn't hear one pro-American speaker!!!! If Mr. Arce is certified in anything other than anti-American studies then he should be retained, but if his only qualification is to cause a racial divide then time to let him go. "
Michael Graham (via Facebook): "This is not a Good Idea. In my opinion TUSD is not worried about the education but more in the POLITICS. Poor Choice."
"2sunres" (via KGUN9.com): "These kids and their parents need to grow up! Things happen, things change. Get with the program. You can study YOUR history on YOUR time. NOT on my tax dollar! You live in the USA. Try being a good US citizen, not a child."
Ray Dominguez (via Facebook): "Idiots. I guess this what they learned in their very special class."
"AZRLS" (via KGUN9.com): "These are the same people who demand support for the Dream Act. Remember that the next time it is under discussion, and let your senators and representatives know how you feel. If the protesters are here illegally, out they go. No amnesty."
Bradley J. Crane (via Facebook): "The Latino influence on US History continues to be written in our country's history and it is important that children learn this history along with The Revolutionary War, Civil War, slavery, gold rush, dust bowl, prohibition, etc. All vital parts to our history."
Lee Ann Freyermuth Calhoun (via Facebook): "Amazing, the Anglos are all glad it happened. I for one am not. Grew up in NM where we valued the different cultures and celebrated them. There are too many non-southwesterners here who do not appreciate the diversity in AZ. Why do we all have to be the same? How boring.... This has all been a slap at Hispanics. How very sad."
Dave Larson (via Facebook): "Publicly funded education should focus on studies that will enable students to succeed: mathematics, reading and critical thinking skills. If students are so interested in MAS they should study it on their own dime by leveraging higher education venues."
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Ron Lyman and Mike Canfield caught this Spotted Sea Trout. It isn't uncommon to catch spotted sea trout 25" to more than 30" weighing up to 12 pounds or more. In fact, the state record sea trout was caught near Fort Pierce weighing 17 lb., 7 oz. Sea trout like to hang around drop offs, sand holes and along the edges of the flats.
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Capt. Charlie Conner of Fish Tales caught this Redfish. Redfish have quickly become one of the more sought-after fish around the Treasure Coast. Over the past ten years, these beautiful fish have made a tremendous comeback to the area. Anglers are enjoying catching redfish up to 30 inches or more. The Sebastian area will hold larger redfish, especially around the inlet. Fort Pierce has been blessed with a very good population of redfish. There is nothing more exciting than finding a school of reds on the shallow flats. All it takes is to see one "tailing" to get your blood pumping for some great action on light tackle.
Mickey caught this grouper. Grouper is a favorite of bottom fishermen when fishing the reefs and wrecks on the ocean. You can find some species of grouper inshore around deeper docks, seawalls and bridges in the area. There are many kinds of grouper on the Treasure Coast to be caught. Check the FWC regulations for seasons, sizes and bag limits.
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Noah Bergeron caught this snapper.There are many species of snapper both in the ocean and inshore. Ocean snapper dwell among reefs, wrecks and structure. Some species can grow up to 150 pounds, like the Cubera Snapper. It is common for juvenile species like the Mangrove, Lane and Mutton to live inshore and migrate to the ocean as they grow to adults. Yellowtail Snapper is a favorite around the Treasure Coast, but all are an outstanding table fare and anglers relish catching them. Consult the FWC State Fishing Regulations for all information on sizes, seasons and bag limits for the different snapper available on the Treasure Coast.
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Bob Altieri caught this Pompano.
Captain Rob Ward caught this King Mackerel.
Dalton Wells caught this Cobia.
Rick and Roy caught these Sheepshead.
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Mike and Timberly Canfield caught this Spanish Mackerel.
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Photo by Capt. Rob Ward Dolphin, or mahi-mahi, range in size to 80 pounds.
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Photo by Cammie Ward Savannah Ward shows her catch of the day. Savannah belongs to Treausre Coast Casters, kids between 5 and 18 who love to fish.
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The Treasure Coast Castersis a free club for kids 5-18 who like fishing. There are currently 24 Senior Division (Middle and High School) Casters in the club. Maintaining a minimum 2.0 grade average is required to fish tournaments for the seniors. Tournaments for both groups are held during the year, with the juniors bank fishing and the seniors fishing in parents and volunteer boats. Seniors must have a Boater Safety Card and attend an educational meeting the day before each tournament. For more information, check out www.treasurecoastcasters.org or call Cammie Ward at 772-201-5773.


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The French Institute Alliance Française in New York City is pleased to announce, for its inaugural show at its new gallery, the exhibition of a portfolio of 82 photographs by Arman. These photographs, in both color and black and white, were taken in '60s and '70s, and are being shown for the first time in the United States.
Arman settled down in New York City at a time when the art world was taking a new turn with the Pop Art, Minimalism and Conceptual Art movements. He quickly befriended many of the major artists on the scene: Roy Lichtenstein, George Segal, Frank Stella and Andy Warhol, to only name a few. Marcel Duchamp was his chess game partner. These historic photographs provide a rare glimpse into that world.
"ARMAN: Accumulation of Friends" will be on view at the FI:AF Gallery, 22 East 60th Street (between Madison and Park Avenue) through May 15th, 2007
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"Arman the Omnivore," an essay by Tom Bishop (Introduction)
Western culture in the second half of the twentieth century was fortunate to count among its plastic artists a number of remarkable men and women who repeatedly revolutionized and renewed artistic expression and aesthetics. Yet not many of these key creative personalities can truly be labeled "bigger-than-life" figures whose genius, originality, wide sphere of interest and activity placed them above even the best of the best, in a class by themselves. Clearly, the prototype of this "bigger-than-life" concept for the entire century was Picasso.
Arman, too, was one of the very few, in the fifty years following World War II, who fit this description. Arman's appetite for art and conceptualization in all forms was unlimited. He was so voracious, so eager to try everything, to go everywhere, artistically speaking, to explore always and never rest on laurels, so prepared to disdain nothing, from the microcosm to the macrocosm, from the lofty to the refuse of garbage cans, that he could be termed an artistic and intellectual omnivore, with an unquenchable thirst for new frontiers, with a creative bulimia.
Arman's work testifies to a permanent restlessness, visible in the variety of forms he explored as well as in practically each individual work, from the early "cachets" to the accumulations and later "coupes" and "colères." In attempting to come to terms with a startling phenomenon of the post-war world, that of consumerism and of mass-produced objects destined for mass consumption, Arman's signature accumulations proved a highly inventive and intuitive reflection of a sea change that had occurred in Western mentalities and values.
The stress on the object, isolated from value judgment, the view of the world as absurd and fragmentary, were fully in tune with exciting tendencies in other art forms in the fifties and sixties; notably in French literature, these tendencies are analogous to the poetry of Francis Ponge, the early novels of Alain Robbe-Grillet, and some of Roland Barthes's essays, especially Mythologies . For Arman and some fellow painters, like Yves Klein, César, Martial Raysse, Daniel Spoerri, and others, the phenomenon led to the theorization of "Nouveau Réalisme." It also helped enrich American Pop Art.
With the later, seemingly destructivist phase of "coupes" and "colères," Arman was, once again, at the heart of the artistic and philosophic avant-garde of his time. Like Jacques Derrida's deconstruction, the most significant philosophic movement of the last quarter of the twentieth century, Arman, too, deconstructed rather than destroyed, or perhaps created through destruction, to seek other, deeper realities that could transcend chaos. He wrote that "in my painting, the object is but a pretext, but it is always present." Those objects, so central in his art, are the springboard to meditation and knowledge.
What is so striking about Arman's artistic project, beyond its obvious and generally acknowledged brilliance and exuberance, is its profound intellectual framework. It may come as a surprise to learn that a painter or a sculptor is also imbued with the philosophic discourse of the times, as if the artist's role were "merely" to paint or to sculpt, and not to think. But it was precisely part of Arman's voraciousness to reject such artificial limitations. He read very widely and his readings took him to thinkers from the entire world, to poets whose intuitions and sensitivity he shared, to a dazzling variety of fields including archaeology and Oriental art. He was not content with collecting antiquities, he studied them meaningfully; he was not merely satisfied to learn judo, he went so far as to become a teacher at a celebrated judo school.
Arman's insatiable appetite for knowledge and for creativity is likely traceable to his French-Algerian father of Spanish ancestry, Antoine Fernandez, the owner of a small antique store in Nice and an amateur artist and photographer. He remained a strong, positive influence on his only son throughout his life. It was Fernandez who gave Arman a love for photography and, at 17, his first camera. The young man took to taking pictures frequently, but it was especially after Arman settled in New York in the 1960s that a camera became his constant companion. With it, he began to gather mementos of an incredibly rich period in the New York art world as well as recording his many French friends, mostly painters and writers. Arman never claimed to be a serious photographer; he took photos, snapshots of reality. His reality consisted of people--the extraordinary people who made those years so exhilarating. In New York, and often at the legendary Hotel Chelsea, then in its heyday, Arman befriended and took photos of the artists who made New York the center of creativity: Robert Rauschenberg, Larry Rivers, Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol, Paul Jenkins, the Christos, Jim Dine, Merce Cunningham, and John Cage; also, from an earlier time, Marcel Duchamp and Salvador Dali".
If Arman took their photos, it was not as an outsider; he was one of them, one of the family, a community of very talented creators who shared evenings at each other's studios or in downtown bars, who participated in heady conversations on art or on other subjects of mutual concern. Arman's photos are a precious testimony of that remarkable period. His lens also caught his many friends in Europe, from Picasso and Man Ray, to his contemporaries like César, Yves Klein, Joseph Beuys, Etienne Martin, and Léonor Fini. There was also the occasional American photographed abroad: Richard Avedon on a joint trip to Egypt and James Baldwin when he lived in Saint-Paul de Vence, near Arman's French home.
All these photos should be taken for what Arman intended them to be: documents of a period, a way of "taking notes," of preserving someone and something for himself. He did not think of these as part of his work, his oeuvre, but rather a part of his life. For us, today, now that Arman sadly has left us, it is a great gift that these photos, which Arman had initially not even intended to preserve, are available to us to give us a very private glance at his life through his protracted glance at others.
Many years before he needed to think about an epitaph, Arman decided on one, perhaps whimsically: "Enfin seul" ("Alone at last.") For once, Arman was wrong. The subjects of all his photos are with him in one way or another. And we are with him.
Tom Bishop
Florence Gould Professor of French Literature and Director of the Center for French Civilization and Culture, New York University


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Last September, we fell in love with the makeup Peter Som showed with his S/S 07 collection for New York's Fashion Week. After such great results, naturally we couldn't wait to see what Som had in store for F/W 07 and he did not disappoint! For his fall show, Som teamed up with esteemed make-up artist Gucci Westman (Lancome's artistic director) to create a gorgeous look for the season.
While reviewing fall beauty, we kept coming back to the lipstick at Peter Som. The rich burgundy shade is a fresh twist on the classic red lips seen at other shows and is a perfect compliment to all the gray clothing on the market. It turns out that this color is the third installment of Lancome's Pout-a-Porter limited edition lipstick series and will be available for purchase. The Lancome Color Fever Lipstick in P.S. Kiss hits Nordstrom, Bergdorf Goodman, Lancome boutiques, and lancome-usa.com on October 1st and is retailing for $24. As the previous Pout-a-Porter offerings sold out (Proenza Pink and Behnaz), we suggest getting on the wait list immediately to ensure you get your mitts on a tube. Officially the list opens on September 1st, but according to the New York Times Sunday Styles section, you can get on the list earlier by calling 212.872.2740.
The overall look from Peter Som is all about juxtaposition- a bold, matte mouth against radiant skin. Westman started by applying Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector in Rose Quartz to the models' skin as a primer. The Skin Perfector is a water-based moisturizer containing light-reflecting particles that act as a skin brightener. A smidge of Armani Fluid Sheer in 0 was used to highlight cheekbones and Westman used Lancome's Magique Blush in Pink Parfait for a romantic, natural cheek. Next she used the Couture, Vue, Daylight, and Positive eye shadows from the Lancome Color Design Artist Palette in Couture Warms to add shine and subtly define the models' eyes. Eyelashes got a coat of Lancome's Courbe Virtuose Diving Lasting Curves Mascara in Black. Westman used her fingers to lightly tap P.S. Kiss pigment into the models' lips and finished off the desired matte mouth with a dusting of powder. Finally, she used a foundation brush dipped into a smidge of concealor to clean up any excess/stray lipstick around the lips.
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(USA TODAY) - Russia was hit by a meteor on Friday in the nation's central Ural Mountains, injuring hundreds and causing damage to buildings in six cities, according to reports.
Fragments of the approximately 11-ton meteor fell in a thinly populated area of the Chelyabinsk region, Russia's Emergency Ministry said in a statement, the Associated Press reported.
Dozens have been hospitalized but the majority of those wounded received treatment for minor cuts from broken glass after the falling debris caused explosions that broke windows and shook buildings.
Interior Ministry spokesman Vadim Kolesnikov said more than 500 people had called for medical assistance.
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CANTON Scott A. Davison Jr., 27, of 147 E. Orvis St., Massena, was sentenced to five years probation and ordered to pay $1,660 in restitution and $541 in fines, fees and surcharges in connection with a grand larceny charge Monday in St. Lawrence County Court.
On Feb. 15, Mr. Davison pleaded guilty to cashing five checks totaling $1,660 that had been reported stolen from Dong Hoang last September.
According to court documents, Mr. Davison issued five checks on Mr. Hoangs account on Sept. 9 and allegedly forged a check for $140 at On a Roll Deli.
That incident was followed Sept. 12 when he wrote a check for $300 to On a Roll Deli. On Sept. 17, he allegedly cashed a check for $500 at the First Niagara Bank. He then allegedly returned to On A Roll Deli and wrote another check for $200 on Sept. 19. The last of the five checks was written Sept. 25, when he cashed a check for $520 at First Niagara Bank.
Mr. Davison was originally arraigned Nov. 10, and was sent to St. Lawrence County jail on $5,000 bail or $10,000 bond by Massena Town Justice Gerald P. Sharlow.
Since you have released me on the 15th Ive gotten a job and entered into treatment, Mr. Davidson told St. Lawrence County Judge Jerome J. Richards. I would just like the chance to prove that I can be a productive member of society.
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On the lower level of the Chariton Library, the music room has always taken up the largest part of the area. Recently the books and videos have been moved upstairs leaving a large open area. The Lucas County Genealogical Society has been invited to occupy this space.
If you try to visit the genealocial research room and no one is there, you will need to check in upstairs and obtain a key to enter the research room.
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The Baseball Writers Association of America, the BBWAA failed baseball and the Hall of Fame in voting results announced on Wednesday. In a class with maybe 12 or 13 qualified Hall of Famers, they elected no one.
If the Hall has no use for Barry Bonds, one of the three greatest hitters of all time, fans should have no use for the Hall. Same deal for Roger Clemens. Doesn't matter that those two likely did steroids they belong in the hall based on what they accomplished on the field. On the whole, I understand writers who could not bring themselves to vote for these two. I think it's hypocritical, sanctimonious and foolish, but I get where they're coming from.
Even more egregious? The omissions of Jeff Bagwell, Mike Piazza and Craig Biggio, none of whom have ever been linked – through drug testing or legal proceedings – to the use of performance enhancing drugs. All three on merit belong in the Hall of Fame.
If I had a vote this year, I would also have voted for Tim Raines, Curt Schilling, Alan Trammell, Rafael Palmeiro and Mark McGwire to complete my ten allowed spots.
Joe Sheehan has been killing it on the Hall of Fame. Same for Joe Posnanski and Jay Jaffe.
The Hall is broken. Blank ballots, (like this one) in the face of a dozen or more worthy candidates are cowardly.
I spent a very pleasant afternoon walking around the Baseball Hall of Fame the day after Thanksgiving. I hope that when I next visit, it will start to more accurately reflect Major League baseball of my lifetime rather than becoming an outlet for grudges, half truths and revisionist history.


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BOONVILLE A country song landed a Boonville native and former Army reservist based in Watertown the final slot on NBCs televised singing competition The Voice.
Shawn Big Sexy Smith, Utica, a 1999 graduate of Adirondack Central School, was selected as the final member of Cee Lo Greens 12-member team following a blind audition televised Monday night of Chicken Fried by the Zac Brown Band. In fact, since the other three judges teams already were filled, Mr. Smith was the final contestant to make the 48-artist field.
Big Sexy, Im really looking for you to bring it home for me, Mr. Green said.
The 32-year-old contestant, who served for eight years as a combat engineer with the Watertown-based 479th Engineer Battalion, including a one-year tour in Iraq, performs with the cover band Showtime, as well as in a duo called Poor Tim.
Music is my release, said Mr. Smith, who recalled getting a severe concussion and losing 80 percent of the hearing in his right ear after a vehicle he was riding in ran over an improvised explosive device in Iraq.
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