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Chico Facts
Quick Facts | Students | Ten Largest Majors | Faculty & Staff | Academic Programs | Fees | Philanthropic Support | CSU, Chico's History | Programs, Facilities, and Services | Chico Geographical Facts | Chico Community
Quick Facts
- California State University, Chico
(popularly called "Chico State")
- Founded: 1887
- President: Paul J. Zingg
- Student/Faculty ratio: 23.9 to 1
- Average Undergraduate Class Size: 30
- Campus Acreage: Main campus 119 acres; University Farm 800 acres; Ecological Reserves 2,330 acres
- Total General Fund Budget, including revenue: $190,408,534
- Location: 90 miles north of Sacramento; 174 miles northeast of San Francisco
- Service Counties: Butte, Colusa, Glenn, Lassen, Modoc, Plumas, Shasta, Siskiyou, Sutter, Tehama, Trinity, Yuba
- School Mascot: Wildcat
- School Colors: Cardinal and White
- Alumni/ae: 134,761
(Fall 2014)
Full-Time Equivalent students 16,251
(FTE: total number of course hours enrolled in during a particular semester, divided by 15 for undergraduates; divided by 12 for graduate students)
Total Number of Students 17,287
Freshmen: 4,091 (2,945 first-time; 1,146 transfer or continuing) (24%)
Sophomores: 2,378 (14%)
Juniors: 4,208 (24%)
Seniors: 5,374 (31%)
Postbaccalaureate Students: 1,236 (7%)
CSU, Chico Average (undergraduate and graduate): 23
Undergraduate Average: 22
American Indian: 0.6%
Asian: 5.6%
Black/African American: 2.0%
Hispanic/Latino: 25.0%
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander: 0.1%
White: 49.0%
Two or More Races/Ethnicities: 4.9%
Declined to State: 8.1%
Nonresident Alien: 4.7%
Female: 53%
Male: 47%
Student Profile
Our students come from 43 nations, 34 states, and 2 U.S. territories.
95% of the total student population comes from California: 31.1% from CSU, Chico's service area; 20.4% from the rest of Northern California; 23.7% from Central California; and 19.3% from Southern California. 5.4% are out-of-state or international students.
All students are members of the Associated Students of CSU, Chico, a multimillion-dollar corporation managed by students. The AS is responsible for the Student Government, the Chico State Wildcat Store, Information Center, Adventure Outings, the student union (Bell Memorial Union), and other services for students, including CAVE (student volunteer program), Child Development Lab (campus daycare), CLIC (community legal services), and EARC (Environmental Action and Resources Center).
Student publications include The Chico Historian academic journal and The Orion newspaper.
Freshman Profile
Average High School GPA: 3.39 (admits) / 3.26 (enrolled)
Mean SAT Scores (composite: math and verbal): 1042 (admits) / 1014 (enrolled)
Ten Largest Majors
Based on current number of students officially declaring majors.
- Business Administration 1,485
- Psychology 922
- Pre-Nursing 631
- Criminal Justice 588
- Liberal Studies 557
- Kinesiology 471
- Exercise Physiology 452
- Mechanical Engineering 394
- Recreation Administration 391
- Communication Studies 364
Bachelor's Degrees Granted
Based on actual number of degrees granted during the 2013–14 academic year.
- Business Administration 551
- Psychology 240
- Liberal Studies (elementary school teaching) 187
- Criminal Justice 138
- Recreation Administration 121
- Health Science 117
- Exercise Physiology 109
- Communication Design 103
- Communication Studies 103
- Sociology 85
Faculty & Staff
(Fall 2014)
Instructional Faculty 945*
- Full-time Faculty: 48%
- Part-time Faculty: 52%
Full-time Faculty with Doctorates/Terminal Degrees 83%
Staff 983*
* Coaches, librarians, and others who have faculty status but primarily engage in noninstructional functions are counted as staff rather than instructional faculty.
Ethnicity - Instructional Faculty
American Indian/Alaska Native: 0.5%
Asian: 6.3%
Black/African American: 0.8%
Hispanic/Latino: 4.3%
Two or More Ethnicities: 1.1%
White: 79.9%
Not Specified: 7.0%
Ethnicity - Staff
American Indian/Alaska Native: 1.0%
Asian: 4.6%
Black/African American: 2.0%
Hispanic/Latino: 8.1%
Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Island: 0.2%
Two or More Ethnicities: 1.9%
White: 75.9%
Not Specified: 6.2%
Gender - Instructional Faculty
Female: 49%
Male: 51%
Gender - Staff
Female: 57%
Male: 43%
Academic Programs
CSU, Chico has 7 colleges, 5 schools, and 28 centers:
- College of Agriculture
- College of Natural Sciences
- College of Behavioral and Social Sciences
- College of Business
- College of Communication and Education
- School of Communication
- School of Education
- College of Engineering, Computer Science, and Construction Management
- College of Humanities and Fine Arts
- School of Nursing
Centers and Institutes
Agribusiness Institute
Agricultural Teaching and Research Center
American Language and Culture Institute
California Pavement Preservation Center
Center for Applied and Professional Ethics
Center for Bilingual/Multicultural Studies
Center for Communication Disorders
Center for Corporate Governance and Values-Based Leadership
Center for Economic Development
Center for Enterprise Systems and Informatics Research
Center for Entrepreneurship
Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching
Center for Mathematics and Science Education
Center for Multicultural and Gender Studies
Center for Nutrition and Activity Promotion
Center for Regional and Continuing Education
Center for the Study of Computers in Education
Center for Water and the Environment
Community Legal Information Center
Geographical Information Center
Humanities Center
Institute for Research in Intelligent Systems
Institute for Sustainable Development
Interdisciplinary Center on Aging
McLeod Institute of Simulation Sciences
Northeast Information Center
Northern California Local Government Leadership Institute
Passages Adult Resource Center
Peace Institute
Reading Center
Center for the Public Understanding of Religion
Fall 2014
- Bachelor of Arts Programs 38
- Bachelor of Science Programs 31
- BA and BS Options (within the Major) 90
- Master of Arts Programs 15
- Master of Science Programs 13
- MA and MS Options (within the Major) 23
- Minors 105
- Certificate Programs 29
- Professional Education Credential Programs 15
- Other Programs Offered:
- Bachelor of Fine Arts
- Master of Business Administration
- Master of Fine Arts
- Master of Public Administration
- Master of Social Work
- Pre-Professional Programs in Dental Hygiene, Dentistry, Forensic Science, Forestry, Law, Medicine, Optometry, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Theology, and Veterinary Medicine
- The Honors Program offers special opportunities for motivated undergraduate students with high grade point averages. These opportunities range from specially designed courses in general education (Honors in General Education Program) and in selected majors (Honors in the Major Program) to many honors societies that students can join.
- CSU, Chico is accredited by the Western Association of Colleges and Schools, as well as 25 professional associations covering all seven colleges within CSU, Chico.
Tuition Fees*
Undergraduate (spring 2015):
0–6 units: $2,352 total per semester
6.1 + units: $3,501 total per semester
Graduate (spring 2015):
0–6 units: $2,718 total per semester
6.1 + units: $4,134 total per semester
Credential (spring 2015):
0–6 units: $2,607 total per semester
6.1 + units: $3,939 total per semester
(Nonresident tuition (spring 2015): $372 per unit, in addition to fees)
*All CSU tuition fees should be regarded as estimates that are subject to change upon approval by the Board of Trustees.
Philanthropic Support
(2013–2014)Donor Gifts and Pledges: $9,548,488
Total Individual Donors: 11,500
Total Endowment: $52,562,821
CSU, Chico's History
The Mechoopda Maidu Indians were the original inhabitants of the area issued as the Rancho Arroyo Chico land grant to William Dickey in 1845. General John Bidwell, pioneer, statesman, and founder of Chico, subsequently bought the grant. In 1887, Bidwell donated eight acres of cherry orchard, and construction began on Chico State Normal School. The campus opened in 1889 with 90 students and five faculty members. The first class of teachers graduated in June 1891. Chico State Normal School became Chico State Teachers College in 1921. The legislature converted its teachers colleges to state colleges in 1935, and Chico State Teachers College became Chico State College. In 1972, the college became California State University, Chico.
Programs, Facilities, and Services
Art Galleries and Museums: The Turner Print Museum features a collection of over 3,000 prints, while the Humanities Gallery and the University Gallery host exhibitions of art by faculty, students, alumni, and guest artists from throughout California. The Department of Art galleries in Ayres Hall exhibit student work. The Valene L. Smith Museum of Anthropology offers exhibits and a lecture series, and the Gateway Science Museum creates educational programs to teach school children about our region's rich natural heritage.
Athletics: There are 13 Division II men's and women's athletic teams, with an all-weather track, putting green, jogging trails, two gyms, a soccer stadium, softball fields, Nettleton Stadium (for baseball), tennis, basketball, weight room, and other facilities.
Creative Media and Technology: Classroom Technology Support, Graphic Design, Library Copy Center, Media Productions, Photography, Presentation Graphics Lab, and Web Services.
Housing: The University provides 2,018 living spaces in six on-campus residence halls and one off-campus apartment complex (University Village). See Housing website for housing costs.
Institute for Sustainable Development: The institute works to advance the University's Sixth Strategic Priority. It also manages several land preserves for the primary purposes of protection, enhancement, research, and education. These include the 3,950-acre Big Chico Creek Ecological Reserve, the 300-acre Butte Creek Ecological Reserve, and the 80-acre Eagle Lake Field Station.
Laboratories: Agriculture, Anthropology, Archeology, Art, Biology, Bio-Psychology, Chemistry, Child Development, Computer Science, Consumer Science, Counseling Psychology, Dietetics/Food Nutrition, Engineering, Exercise Physiology, Foreign Language, Kinesiology, Geosciences, Manufacturing, Physics, Physical Anthropology, Psychology, and Agriculture and Biology greenhouses are among the many labs on campus. In addition there are many student computing facilities (three university open-access labs, including a 24-hour lab; 40+ department labs; and seven residence hall labs).
Meriam Library: The university library is a four-story building housing close to a million print volumes with complete Wi-Fi coverage on all floors. It also contains computer labs, private study rooms, and high-tech collaborative learning spaces. Through the Library ReSEARCH Station, users can access more than 100 electronic databases leading to full-text articles in over 41,000 journals and get help with their research online using Ask A Librarian. Special Collections houses the northeastern California collection of books, photographs, and manuscripts as well as the University Archives and the Rare Book Collection.
North State Public Radio: North State Public Radio (NSPR) is the regional NPR affiliate and serves a 10-county broadcast area by way of KCHO-FM in Chico at 91.7 FM and KFPR-FM, Redding at 88.9 FM. The network offers international, national, regional, and local news and public affairs programming as well as a wide variety of national and locally produced music and cultural programs. NSPR also streams worldwide on the web at www.mynspr.org.
Performing Arts and Public Events: More than 150,000 people from the region attend activities on campus each year. The University has three theatres, one auditorium, two gyms, and three athletic stadiums. The School of the Arts presents an active calendar of student performances and art events of all kinds, including the North State Symphony; the annual spring musical; and galleries showcasing work of students, faculty, and invited artists. The Humanities Center hosts an eclectic calendar of speakers and faculty symposia. Chico Performances presents a variety of professional touring artists in music, dance, and theatre. It also hosts the Chico World Music Festival and the President's Lecture Series, which has included Mikhail Gorbechev, Desmond Tutu, Jane Goodall, and Shimon Peres.
Regional and Continuing Education: As the anchor institution in Northern California, CSU, Chico serves a 12-county service area, the largest in the 23-campus California State University system. The Center for Regional and Continuing Education provides higher education access to this distributed population through distance education programs, Open University, lifelong learning programs, continuing education courses, and conferences for professionals. Continuing Education manages accelerated academic sessions in the winter and summer. To extend the University globally, Continuing Education administers the American Language and Culture Institute (ALCI Chico), an intensive English language program for international students.
Student Life and Leadership: The University recognizes more than 225 student organizations each year, including fraternities; sororities; and special-interest, social, and professional groups. Student Life and Leadership also sponsors the Cross-Cultural Leadership Center and Recreational Sports.
Student Newspaper: The Orion a laboratory newspaper of CSU, Chico's nationally accredited journalism department, has won dozens of national, regional and state awards. It was inducted into the Associated Collegiate Press Hall of Fame in 2005 for its record of achievement. The weekly paper is published 32 Wednesdays each academic year. Five thousand papers are distributed to racks on campus and in the Chico community, and its website draws an average of 40,000 visitors a month.
Student Services: The University offers the following support programs: Academic Advising Program; AS Children's Center; Chico State Career Center; Accessibility Resource Center; Educational Opportunity Program; Financial Aid and Scholarship; International Student Advising; Counseling and Wellness Center; Campus Alcohol and Drug Education Center (CADEC); Veterans Affairs; Student Computing Services; Student Employment Center; Student Health Center; Student Learning Center; and the University Writing Center.
University Farm: The 800-acre Agricultural Teaching and Research Center (University Farm) offers lab experience in beef, swine, sheep, goat, and organic dairy production; meat lab; ag mechanics; orchard management, crops, soils, and sustainable agriculture.
Chico Geographical Facts
- Chico is 90 miles north of Sacramento.
- Chico is 174 miles northeast of San Francisco.
- Chico is 8 miles from the Sacramento River.
- Chico is 2 miles from the foothills of the Sierra Nevada.
- Bidwell Park has a total of 3,670 acres, making it one of the largest municipal parks in the United States.
- Chico is 230 feet above sea level.
- Average annual rainfall is 22.6 inches.
- Chico has an average of 219 clear days in a typical year.
- Population of Butte County (2012 estimate) is 221,539.
- Population density of Butte County is approximately 135 persons per square mile, compared to 244 for the state of California.
Chico Community
City of Chico Government: City Council and City Manager
Date of City Incorporation: Jan. 8, 1872
Population within Chico City Limits (2012 estimate): 87,714
Total Population of "Chico Urban Area": approximately 100,000
General: Chico is a consummate college town, with an abundance of cultural and recreational resources in combination with a small-town feel.
The city has been named in many "Best of" lists, including "Best Towns" (2011, Outside); "Best Place to Retire" (2008 U.S. News & World Report and 2005 and 2006 CNN Money.com); "Best Green Places to Live" (2007 U.S. News & World Report); "Fastest Commute Time" (2006 Money Magazine); "Best Places in America" (2000 Forbes Magazine); "America's Best Bike Town" (1997, Bicycle); and "Best Mid-Size Downtowns" (2007 California Planning & Development Report). Chico was also rated #10 by author John Villani in his book Top 100 Best Small Art Towns in America, listed in USA Today's "10 Great Places for Big-City Art, Small-Town Feel," and rated among the top eight college towns in the United States by MSN.com.
Visit Chico for a firsthand look at the unique Chico Experience. For a look at the major achievements of faculty, students and alumni, check out Experience Excellence.


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Ex-Attorney General warns against US 'militarism'
Former US Attorney General and human rights lawyer Ramsey Clark has warned against American "militarism because it's the greatest threat to life on the planet." Clark, who recently visited Syria along with an anti-war delegation from the US, made the remarks in an exclusive interview with Press TV on Monday. The delegation planned to counter US war propaganda that has demonized the Syrian government. Clark also slammed US military threats against Syria, saying the United States has no interest in the Middle East except for further domination in the region. He added that the US war on Iraq, which was "one of the great crimes of history," resulted in the suffering of millions of Iraqis. "It's been hell for the people of Iraq ever since." Last week, Clark attended a conference in Lebanon's capital, Beirut to show his support for the Syrian people and his opposition to US military intervention in Syria and around the world. The United States accused the Syrian government of using chemical weapons in an attack near Damascus on August 21. Damascus, however, denied the allegation. An agreement between the US and Russia to put Syria's chemical weapons under international control has for now cooled off the war rhetoric in the region. AHT/AGB

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Forest Heights Elementary School
Public School | Grades PK-5 | Richland 1
Columbia, SC 29203
(803) 691-3780
About This School
Forest Heights Elementary School is located in Columbia, SC and is one of 32 elementary schools in Richland 1 School District. It is a public school that serves 469 students in grades PK-5. See Forest Heights Elementary School's test results to learn more about school performance.
In 2011, Forest Heights Elementary School had 16 students for every full-time equivalent teacher. The South Carolina average is 16 students per full-time equivalent teacher.
In 2011, Forest Heights Elementary School had 16 students for every full-time equivalent teacher. The South Carolina average is 16 students per full-time equivalent teacher.
Student Ethnicity (2011)
Students (2011)
Students Per Teacher (2011)
Female/Male (2011)
54% 46%
Subsidized Lunch (2011)
District Spending (2010)
$12,770per student
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Grade 3 Science Performance
Palmetto Achievement Challenge Tests (PACT) Results
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The Birthwise Faculty
Birthwise Midwifery School utilizes a diverse faculty of working professionals who bring years of midwifery experience to our academic program.
Sarah Ackerly, ND, CPM
Sarah is a Naturopathic Physician and CPM with a busy family practice and home birth practice. She graduated from National College of Naturopathic Medicine and was a faculty member at the National College of Naturopathic Medicine in Portland, OR. She practices in Topsham, ME and has been on the Birthwise faculty since 1995.
Holly Murphy, CPM
Holly received a BA in Religion and Philosophy from Saint Mary's College (1999) and graduated from Birthwise in 2005. She maintains a private practice, Birch Moon Midwifery, on the Blue Hill Peninsula. Holly is an active member of several midwifery organizations, including NACPM, MACPM, and MANA.
Ellie Daniels, CPM
Ellie Daniels, CPM, is an apprentice-trained community midwife. She founded Morningstar Midwifery in 1983. She also owns The Green Store, "a general store for the 21st century". Ellie has been on the faculty at Birthwise Midwifery School since its early days. Through her practice, her teaching, and her national midwifery work, she weaves together her passions for midwifery and business.
Susi Delaney, MA, CPM
Susi is a graduate of Birthwise. She runs a small homebirth practice – Red Tent Midwifery – based in Gray, ME. She holds a bachelor's degree in History from the University of Rochester and a master's degree in History & Sociology of Science from the University of Pennsylvania. She is on the Board of the Association of Midwifery Educators. She is the Clinical Manager at Birthwise.
Heidi Fillmore, CPM, NHCM
Heidi is the founder & current Executive and Academic Director of Birthwise. She has a Bachelors degree in Architectural Technology from Southern Illinois University (1982) and graduated from the Midwifery Training Institute in Albuquerque, NM in 1987. She has been practicing midwifery in Maine and New Hampshire for 25 years and has been a faculty member since the founding of Birthwise in 1994. She is currently a member of the Midwifery Education Accreditation Council Board of Directors.
Robin Illian, CPM
Robin is a homebirth midwife with a practice in Portland, ME. She has a bachelor's degree in Anthropology and Biology from James Madison University (1999) and is an alumni of Birthwise. Robin attended births and was part of the midwifery community in California and Colorado, before moving to Maine.
Jacqueline Lamberto, CPM
Jackie is one of the midwives at The Birth House here at Birthwise. She has a Master's degree in Public Health from Boston University and is a graduate of Birthwise Midwifery School. Besides her teaching responsibilities, she also works as the Clinical Director at Birthwise. She comes to us most recently from California.
Morgan Titus, ND
Dr. Morgan Titus Rau has a naturopathic medical clinic in central Maine. Her focus as a naturopathic doctor and home-birth midwife is on women's wellness and pediatrics. At Maine Family Natural Health she specializes in diagnosis and individualized treatment of men, women, and children with acute and chronic diseases. Dr. Titus Rau completed a Bachelor of Arts in Zoology and Women's Studies at the University of Maine in 2001. She is a 2005 doctorate graduate of the National College of Naturopathic Medicine (NCNM) in Portland, Oregon. She completed her midwifery coursework at NCNM, and her births with Certified Professional Midwives in Oregon and Maine. Dr. Titus Rau is Secretary of the Maine Association of Naturopathic Doctors.
Dolores Carbonneau, CNM, CPM
Dolores is a graduate of Seattle Midwifery School (19….) and had a home birth practice in coastal Maine before returning to school to become a CNM. She currently works as a hospital-based CNM.
Beth Bongiolatti, CPM, NHCM
Beth is a Certified Professional Midwife (CPM) and New Hampshire Certified Midwife (NHCM) joining the Birth House clinic from the Birth Cottage of Milford in Southern New Hampshire.
She began her study of midwifery during graduate school at the SIT Graduate Institute (formerly the School for International Training/SIT) while completing her Master's degree in Sustainable International Development. She completed her dissertation on a working theory of "Developmental Midwifery," examining the role of birth in communities experiencing civil war and conflict.
Her clinical midwifery training was initiated during the practicum portion of her graduate studies, working with the Yayasan Bumi Sehat midwifery clinic in Bali, Indonesia. She worked for eight months at the clinic, examining the intersection of midwifery, community development, and global health. Under the tutelage midwives from Bali, Australia, Europe, and Canada, she lived and worked in the community surrounding the clinic attending births.
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The O.D.: A Mixtape Daily Exclusive
Wiz Khalifa and his partner Curren$y aligned forces with Rick Ross for "Super High (Sativa Remix)," and the Spiff TV-directed viral video came out this week.
"That was a blessing, dude," Wiz said about the collaboration. "Ross just kept it G, dawg. He seen my movement, he seen Curren$y's movement. He recognized what we do together, but he recognized us as individuals as well as a team. He reached out in a real way. Spiff [TV] called us. I think he reached out to Spitta first. Then Spiff, he reached out to me. I was still on another leg of my tour. So as soon as I got done with the last leg of my tour, soon as I got home, I went straight to the studio and knocked out the verse, sent it to Ross. He was like, 'I love it. I'm flying you out next week. We doing the video.' "
"Yeah, you know, I'm VP, A&R over at Maybach Music Group," said Spiff, who has known Wiz for years. "Ross called me and said he's putting together a remix and he wants Wiz and Curren$y. So I reached out, sent them the track the next day, and they did their thing. They came to ATL, Ross knocked his verse out the next day. I shot the video to Wiz and Curren$y via Twitter."
"It came together on some G sh–," Wiz said. "Ross is hella talented. Everybody knows Spitta's the best. It was only right we do that sh–."
Wiz said the Ross co-sign is his biggest yet. "It was a good look for me, because hasn't been nobody really big, anybody who's as influential in the game right now as Ross is saying, 'I really f—s with Wiz,' or, like, been seen on camera with me. That was a big power move for the both of us."
Aside from Ross, Wiz — who's still trying to figure out when to release his Cabin Fever mixtape — and Curren$y still want to put out a mini-film based on their How Fly tape.
"We always gonna be working. There's never not gonna be something going on with me and Spitta," Khalifa promised. "People can look for music. He just called me the other day. He's about to drop his album, which is amazing. I'm working on my sh–. Then whenever we decide to get back together and do what we do, I think [the Taylor Gang and the Jets] gonna be right here waiting for us."
For other artists featured in Mixtape Daily, check out Mixtape Daily Headlines or follow the Mixtape Daily team on Twitter: @shaheemreid and @mongosladenyc.
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Greetings guys
After getting back into magic again after many years i found a good number of video clips on the great Cardini and i also found a book has been written on him. My question is there is only one book that has been written on the man who is probably the greatest card manipulator who ever lived ? I am tempted to get the one that is out there now but the price tag is pretty high. I was just wondering if anyone else had ever published anything on him. I have a dvd that i got off of Amazon that is called The magic of magic and in the bonus section of the disc there is a 5 min segment of him doing manipulations with fans and back palms, im 99% sure its him anyway. Its older and very grainy but i would have paid the full price of the disc just for the pleasure of watching him alone.
As for myself, i have been a dealer in the casino business for the last 29 years and have always kept my hands semi decent with the card manipulations but my interest has grown back lately and i find myself playing with coins more and more after having gotten the modern coin manipulation dvd, im really shocked at how dvds have become so prevalent in the field lately, i shouldnt be but when i was learning in the early to mid 70,s, books is all there was, lol. To give you an idea of how long ago i started, i used to go to Martinka magic shop on W 34th street and knew Al Baker quite well as a customer.Also Mike Tannen of Circle magic shop on 51st and Bway as well as Tannens at 1540 Bway.
Sorry for rambling a bit as its my first post and just wanted to say hi and introduce myself as well as ask a few questions.
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I want to drop in the email adress in addition to Stefan´s recommendation - you can contact Walter Buddelmann, the man in charge of Service at Tetenal via firstname.lastname@example.com - he is usually very helpful and skilled, responding fast to most questions.
One time he sent me a scanned manual on request - my inquiry dated to 9pm Thursday, he replied with a pdf attachment by 9am the following day.
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New Orleans artist Joseph Konert was the latest artist to enliven downtown Baton Rouge in a public arts project called BR Walls Project. Begun earlier this year, the effort seeks to spur downtown activity by breathing in public art.
Conversation with artist Joseph Konert
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Anonymous… you are right with a title like that – absolutely!!Posted December 10, 2013 5:18 pm
IBF. i still think there are not enough plastic belts around. LOL.Posted December 10, 2013 12:50 pm
Major Misunderstanding
I have a bad hip too, but I am 98, you know. Not as nimble as I used to be, you know, what, what. Dismal Darren Barker was a big disappointment against that Bosnian blighter Sturm (Adnan Catic) the other night, but he was IBF champ, so well done, that man! Toodle-pip, old beans, more tigers to bag, whatto!Posted December 10, 2013 12:04 pm
Barker followed the script and took his £1m like a good little boy. Sturm is a classy businessman, Darren's belt was an easy buy.Posted December 10, 2013 2:14 am
Ray Ray
Gym Rat- do u have any opinion 2 add 2 do with boxing? Apart from disagreeing with me on the German topic….which is fine. Or u just on here 2 pick arguments on ur mothers keybaord from across the other side of the world? Girls dressing pretty and getting raped? WTF r u on? I dont no about u but i dont need 2 stoop 2 raping girls….where did that even come from?Posted December 9, 2013 7:44 pm
Ray Ray
Yes u r Welsh. No1 understands the Welsh except the Welsh, what r u dribbling on about? Put ur baby bib back on i wouldnt wont your school uniform 2 get wet, you sound 16yrs old. And no im nowhere near English….Mothers from the states fathers from Australia…i was born in the states, lived in both countries pretty much the same amount of time….Married settled in Australia now….does that sound english???? Your the Brit…or have u 4 got where Wales is?Posted December 9, 2013 7:30 pm
Gym Rat
Ray you utter nonse I'm welsh for starters. Secondly ESB won't allow to send. Ive been tryin all night. Ive been reduced to using my phone here. Anyway you are w three lion dole signing on mug and are too ashamed to even to even admit your nationality! Priceless hahahaPosted December 9, 2013 7:10 pm
Ray Ray
When i was in Germany all the girls there up 4 anything…..crazy loose ladies…loved it up the ballon knot, im guessing Gym Rat would b the same? English….wow, nowhere near it and couldnt care less about Barker…u stick 2 suporting the title fights in Germany and u will b fine, u will win way more than u lose….Posted December 9, 2013 6:01 pm
Ray Ray
Where'd this Gym Rat come from? I think I upset the master race? Uh oh ?Posted December 9, 2013 5:53 pm
Ray Ray
Gym rat- im not Brittish…..and yes Green did head butt Beyer which was stupid….marcus Baited him, didnt marcus get dropped twicr b4 that
Pale skinned euro bums. What's the point of these losersPosted December 9, 2013 5:30 pm
So this fight has now got a ??? mark on it. Barker has a fake hip and that is the cause of what happened from reports. Bummer.Posted December 9, 2013 12:45 pm
Gym Rat – Proving why real men aren't the ones to climb in a ring and fight, when they will pick their scraps from behind the comfort of a computer keyboard. And what seriously classy comments! Ignorant? Ill-informed? Stupid? Or all three?Posted December 9, 2013 11:24 am
gym rat – 3 words, YOUR A PRICK.Posted December 9, 2013 11:17 am
how many middleweight champs is there now, iv"e lost count. LOL.Posted December 9, 2013 8:45 am
boxing barlow
Gym Rat – two words. Sven Ottke. lol. But seriously, I thought Sturm did enough to beat Murray. But then I thought Maklin clearly beat Sturm. Any fight where it is close and you have the home crowd cheering every punch whether it lands or not the home town fighter has a serious advantage if it goes to the judges cards. Barker going to Germany was suicide IMO.Posted December 9, 2013 7:55 am
Gym Rat
As for your Green Beyer example. That was as Blatant a head butt as your ever gonna see. And he did it not once but Twice! There was no other alternative but to disqualify him. Even Green himself admitted he was stupid to do that. Watch the fight again you mummys boyPosted December 9, 2013 7:43 am
Gym Rat
To this British Loser still living with his mummy Ray Ray. Yeah and what about Chambers beating Dimtrenko in Germany? Both Sylvester and Sturm losing to Geale? Big heavyweight hype Boytsov losing recently? What about back in the day Maske losing to Hill? Beyer to Sanvia? Or more recently, Gerber losing a damn close one to Sprott in the rematch in Germany? Most agree the draw flattered Murray in the rematch but they only gave a draw to Sturm when he deserved the nod. Germany is a far less corrupt country then your flea infested piss hole of a country. wha wha wha Ray. You're boy just got Sparked to a German on Saturday. Get over it. Wha wha whaPosted December 9, 2013 7:40 am
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I was never really impressed with Barker. As soon as he stepped up to world level he looked poor. He had a little sucess with Martinez but the few shots that got through didnt really make a dent of Martinez and you knew as soon as he stepped his game up he would get Barker out of the, and he did. I thought against Geale, Barker had the greatets night of hsi career while Geale probably had the worst. I would have bet Geale to have won a rematch would it have happened. And against Sturm he just looked awful. One of the things Darren has always had going against him was his lack of power. He also got hurt by both Martinez and Geale who are in reality the only real world class fighters he had come up against. We all know for as inconsistant as Sturm can be there is no doubt he is a world class fighter, so I dont know what planet Barker was on thinking he could stand and trade with Sturm. From a money point of view though if I was Barker I would do everything in my power to get the rematch.Posted December 9, 2013 6:00 am
"weather the Sturm". I bet you sat there grinning to yourself and said "Man, I HAVE TO write an article now, just so I can use that"Posted December 9, 2013 5:53 am
stop moaning pussies. always this inferiority complex with the germans. get over it. Darren lost. So what? inventing conspiracy theories doesn't change anything.Posted December 9, 2013 4:19 am
Darren sold his belt for seven figures, this fight was virtually scripted, the rematch was always going to be scrapped to allow Sturm to keep the belt he paid so much money for. Darren developed a convenient hip injury to make sure a rematch was out of the question. Nice work Fast Eddie, so many punters were fooled.Posted December 9, 2013 4:08 am
As I predicted, sturm by koPosted December 9, 2013 4:04 am
The Great Cornholio
Barker is as inconsistent as they come. Had him losing to Geale. I hope Geale gets a shot at Sturm get his belt back.Posted December 9, 2013 2:05 am
Big Ham
Sturm is second in all time german robberies behind Sven Ottke who is a first ballot hall of fame robber. I did think Sturm beat ODLH, but i also thought oscar banked some early rounds and also Sturm was mostly landing Jabs while oscar was landing powershots. It was a robbery but not as bad as the robbery Oscar suffered against Trinidad and not as bad as some of the robberies Sturm has had in Germany. As others have said it even's itself out. This fight here is a surprise. I thought Barker fought a career best against Geale, perhaps the war took something out of him. For him to be knocked out by Sturm who is not regarded as a big puncher. I would reward Sturm for this recent effort by giving him a fight against Golovkin for a good payday with no german judges. He has earned it.Posted December 9, 2013 2:01 am
Ray Ray
1 robbery vs Oscar yeah…..Its more than evened itself out….watch his next step?Posted December 9, 2013 1:29 am
stuck in a moment
Can you guys stop with the sturm / Oscar stuff. Oscar sucked at 160. And everyone gets rooked. He's had a great career fighting cans in Germany and has made good moneyPosted December 9, 2013 1:05 am
Sturm won 9 rounds against Oscar with no problem… The 2 obscure judges who voted for Oscar showed up in his next fight with Hopkins.
They weren't needed of course — but their scorecards were weird again.Posted December 9, 2013 12:14 am
All I remember of Sturm is him to coming to fight De La Hoya in the US and getting robbed. In all fairness, i think he beat Oscar.Posted December 9, 2013 12:07 am
Oh yes… That was on a decision.Posted December 8, 2013 11:33 pm
Julio Gonzalez beat Dariusz Michalczewski in Germany… I thought that was interesting because Gonzalez was a cherry-picked opponent DM was supposed to easily beat.Posted December 8, 2013 11:31 pm
Ray Ray
The Germans have a shady history? Maurice Harris vs Edmund Gerber. Troy Ross vs Yoan Hernandez. Sturm vs Macklin. Beyer vs Green….havent even mentioned ottke yet….these are only recent bad decisions. Neally all occasions the guy who landed more and got hit less got beat….Green got disquailied 4 head butting after the score card wasnt in Beyers favour. The headbutt was in the 4th/5th rnd. Mackkin clearly outlanded Sturm? I shutter 2 think what Sturms nxt move is?Posted December 8, 2013 11:05 pm
Ray Ray
Your right…..corrected Sam didnt Ko Sturm….just beat his ass from rnd 5 onwards? Is that the fight Sturm/Germany came up with a positive a sample 4 sam? Resulting in a No contest instead of a loss….Sturm will b happy 2 no the B sample was negative….I must admit the Germans/sturm no how 2 work things? Sturm should give Sam a rematch? I dont think sam would beat Felix again….he does deserve a shot however?Posted December 8, 2013 10:45 pm
Soliman didn't knock out Sturm ….Posted December 8, 2013 8:42 pm
DJ Daz
Darren Barker certainly seemed like a nice guy who should be VERY thankful of getting the nod for a voluntary defence of the IBF strap from Daniel Geale. it was a shot he really didn't earn so you have to praise his management's negotiation skills. He was really lucky to get the decision against Geale as most of Barker's volume punches were evaded or hit gloves (and I guess scored by the judges). Geale landed the more telling blows and really should have been awared the decision. Still I'm happy Barker put it all together to win a world title and then cash in with a big payday, perhaps he knew he gave everything just to win the title. With his injuries it sounds like he does need to retire for his own good, there's no shame in that. Now bring on Geale-Sturm II!Posted December 8, 2013 6:52 pm
Another guy who knocked out Sturm??? Hurricane Javier Castillejo.Posted December 8, 2013 6:35 pm
Ray Ray
Tark- ha ha i no….what about. Down in the dumps Darren? Thats being nice, could have been way cruder….dont wana upset any englishman.Posted December 8, 2013 6:35 pm
Right…, It's like saying Dazzling Duane Bobick.Posted December 8, 2013 6:30 pm
Ray Ray
Dazzling Darren? The name doesnt fit 4 me….im waiting 2 c what Sturm does here? Whos next?Geale deservs a shot, i dont think he ever lost it? Macklin,Murrey? Sam Soliman knocked Sturm out b4 the Barker fight. In my opinion Sturm doesnt deserve this title? He could unify? GGG or Quillan? Id doubt he will fight any of these guys.Posted December 8, 2013 6:01 pm
Barker was down for a count vs Geale… He was outpunched numerically, as well as hit with the more damaging punches… Did he win? NO. I agree, there are several UK middleweights who would beat him.Posted December 8, 2013 5:20 pm
Die Siener
Not sue the hip had much to do with him getting dropped initially. Barker's been through a lot, but he does seem to whine a lot. He stayed down after a nothing shot from Martinez and looked the case again last night. Have to agree he's not world class and quite ironic that he should be the UK MW to get the title, being the weakest of the four.Posted December 8, 2013 4:28 pm
Hate to say it but Barker was never even close to world class. Good luck to him but he never convinced me he had what it took, injuries or no injuries you can tell class(or lack of it) a mile away.Posted December 8, 2013 3:56 pm
This is so obvious that Barker had an injury going into the fight. He obviously just dosed up on painkillers and cashed out. I guess he thought it was better to go out with a decent payday than to postpone and risk never achieving fitness again. If I had paid to watch it then I'd feel aggrieved but I fully understand his reasons bearing in mind he has been ravaged by injury his whole career.Posted December 8, 2013 1:36 pm
I'm pretty shocked. I never expected Sturm to knock Barker down.Posted December 8, 2013 1:36 pm
Weather the Sturm.Posted December 8, 2013 1:03 pm
Swedish Boxing Fan
Noooooooooo! Now the boring Felix Sturm has another world title belt in his hands. Why oh why can't he retire. He has and still is just a paper champion who cherry picks his opponents and Barker was never a heavy bet to stay as champion long to begin with. Now Felix Sturm won and did it well, okey BUT he is a BORING PAPER champion. He will never go for fighting any thretning opponent so what is the point of having him a title belt then?Posted December 8, 2013 12:16 pm


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After battling a failed laptop and Tropical Storm Fay, I'm back up and running at our new digs in Central Florida. I thought some of you might be interested in some pictures of where we've landed.
The entrance to our place sits at the junction of of two County Roads (let's call them "4" and "4A", to protect the innocent), just off of a U.S. highway, about 3.8 miles north of town proper ("town proper" may be an oxymoron, but that's more pictures and a different post). Here's the entire length of "CR 4":
We walk up our driveway (picture imminent) and down this road to catch the school bus at the highway; here's the view from the bus stop back up to the end of the road:
Here's a look down "4A" from the head of our driveway (the same spot where the first picture was taken); you're looking at about two-thirds of "4A" (it also ends at the highway, about half a mile north of "4"), which ends at our neighbor's place:
Here's our sign, mailbox, and driveway (at the junction of "4" and "4A")
If you come down our drive..
.. you'll see lots of old-growth live oak..
.. before you come into our front turnaround and see our place, which was built in 1912.
Thanks to its new residents, part of the house's roofline resembles Mission Control (see if you can find all three satellite dishes):
Spread around our four acres are a number of outbuildings with a Western theme. Here's "the cottage"; Crystal lives on the first floor while Zach occupies the "Hobbit Suite" upstairs; the ceilings peak at about an inch below his height:
The back of the cottage has a two-car carport (yes, this is confirmation I was able to get the MG down that road and over two cattle grates)..
We have a full workshop with a concrete floor..
We also have the original outhouse (non-functional) and a two stall horse barn..
.. and a corral (chicken coop at right)..
There's even a covered parking spot for an RV! (we can hook up three total)
.. an outdoor stage and a "Pa's Pad" ("when Ma's Mad"):
.. an entertainment pavilion and an outdoor kitchen..
Vegetable stand and stage on left, entertainment pavilion on right, back of main house in center:
There's even a cowboy shower with full bath (left) and a second outhouse (right; newer than the other and also non-functional)..
There's a signpost in the middle of the place that tells you where everything is..
.. and considerable expanses where there's nothing but nature's beauty.
All this, twelve minutes from the Interstate, less than two hours from the MS Tampa sales office, in a town with a Walmart and a Winn-Dixie!
Redmond is a lovely place, and I'll still get to spend a lot of time there, but this is paradise. Our entire family -- even the dogs -- is thrilled with the change!
More soon..
..while we were preparing for our move.. The company chose my 48th birthday (two days before the movers
We are 32 days in Florida as of today, and so far it's been a marvelous experience. All three boys are
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Americhrome. File this under things that make complete sense but which I had never thought about or realized before. It turns out the federal government has an official color palette for everything they contract out for. Every time I see a road sign I'm going to think of this now.
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The Information Arms Race
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Baseball vs real life
I don't think we can afford to view politics or technology as we view baseball. In baseball, I can personally insult Yankees fans, or condescend to Cubs fans, or feel a soulful affinity with fellow Mets fans, and it's all fun. Because we know it totally doesn't matter. But these other things do matter. So we really can't afford to think of it as Us vs Them. It's not Republicans vs Democrats, it's Americans deciding what we want our government to do. And in technology, it's the people of the world, in very much the model of Jefferson, deciding what we want to be. And not having corporations and their need for profit, be the sole determinant.
Dave Winer – Baseball vs real life
Michael Moore: I was the most hated man in America
Michael Moore: I was the most hated man in America. This is what happens when you denounce the sitting president 4 days into an immensely popular war. Michael Moore writes about what happened after his Oscar acceptance speech.
What is going on?
The US Postal Service story is not a unique situation. It is the situation. And we are going to be living with this situation for many years to come. We are crossing a huge chasm from an industrial society to an information society. And there is immense pain in that transformation. Obama can't solve the problem nor can any of his opponents. Time will solve this problem as new industries get built, people learn new skills and new jobs, and we dismantle entitlement systems that are not sustainable.
That is what is going on. I'd love to hear Obama tell the country that. But I doubt he will. But someone should.
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What's remarkable about [David Frum, Douglas Holtz-Eakin, and Paul Krugman], what gives me hope that there may be a way out of the bigger mess, of which this month's meltdown is just a sympton, is that finally blogging is effectively routing around MSM. If you want to hear from smart people who know what they're talking about, and who aren't spinning, you can.
This is why blogging is important.
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America's 'detainee 001'
America's 'detainee 001' – the persecution of John Walker Lindh. Superbly well-written article by John Walker Lindh's father about his son's decade long detainment by the U.S. Government. Quite sad, but powerful, to read at times.
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The United States of America is an idea in search of completion, and we are still arguing over questions that vexed the original founders at the birth of our Republic. Wouldn't it be better — in fact, wouldn't we take our poltiical and philosophical positions with greater seriousness — if we recognized that from the perspective of future historians, we are still actively engaged in the founding of this country?
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Tagged: archive, Custom post, minimum
This topic contains 10 replies, has 2 voices, and was last updated by rfmeier 2 years, 5 months ago.
June 6, 2013 at 6:47 pm #44452
I've created a custom post type and I'd like to have the archive page display like the portfolio page rather than like the blog page.
How do I do this?
Do I just copy and rename the archive-portfolio.php file? What do I need to put in the functions.php to link it up with the custom post type?
Oh and is it simple enough to display an excerpt under the image?
Thanks so much,
June 6, 2013 at 8:31 pm #44466
You are correct about the copy/rename of archive-yourcustomposttype.php file. WordPress will automatically know to look for that file. If the file is not there, WordPress will use the archive.php file. If that is not there, it will look for index.php.
Hope this clears it up.
June 7, 2013 at 2:16 am #44479
Thanks for the quick response rfmeier.
I've duplicated the file and name it archive-(custom post slug).php however it's not using it.
I'm using the Custom Post Type UI by WebDevStudios for the custom post type, do I need to change anything in that file? I can't see anything that looks like needs changing …
I've tried to find an answer on the plugin site too with no luckJune 7, 2013 at 5:15 am #44491
Just curious. What is your post type slug?
June 7, 2013 at 4:28 pm #44654
it's wedding-event-hire
should it perhaps only be one word?
EliseJune 7, 2013 at 5:44 pm #44660
Ok so I did an experiment and changed the slug for the custom post type to 'hire' and uploaded a copy of the portfolio file and named it 'archive-hire.php'
When I type in soulstories.net.au/hire it's an error 404
When I type in the old slug soulstories.net.au/wedding-event-hire the page works (weird?) and is in the portfolio format (except it's 1 column when it should be 3). When I type on the posts from this page it produced a 404 as it's using the new slug e.g. http://soulstories.net.au/hire/vintage-books
When I change the url to use the old slug it works http://soulstories.net.au/wedding-event-hire/vintage-books
I'm officially totally confused … I've changed the slug to 1 word which has now made the porfolio archive page work however, it works only using the old slug … the archive page is linking the posts using the new slug which doesn't work as the old slug works.
I now have both archive files uploaded (archive-hire.php and archive-wedding-event-hire.php) … I tried deleting archive-wedding-event-hire.php to see if that would make the archive-hire.php work but it didn't.
Scratching my head.
EliseJune 7, 2013 at 5:51 pm #44663
That rings a bell fror me. Although since I am unsure how you are creating your custom post types. Plugin? Custom Code? Either way, when you create a custom post type for the first time in WordPress you need to flush your permalinks so the rewrite API has knowledge of the post type slug.
This can be done with code or you can go to your permalink settings and re-save them.
Try this with your new post type slug and let me know how it works out. I am not even sure this is the issue.
June 7, 2013 at 6:45 pm #44670
Oh of course! Ok I saved the permalinks again and now all is well!
Thank you so much! I will now add re-saving the permalinks as one of my checks
You are a legend!June 7, 2013 at 6:47 pm #44671
You are welcome. I am glad I could help.
I am curious. How are you creating your custom post types?
June 7, 2013 at 6:52 pm #44672
Oh sorry I forgot to answer that. I'm using Custom Post Type UI by WebDevStudios (free) and I'm also using Advanced Custom Fields plugin but so far I can't work out how to actually display the fields …
I'm quite excited to be getting acquainted with these custom post typesJune 7, 2013 at 7:02 pm #44673
Okay. I was just curious.
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ayon kay Bonny lad ika-11 ng Nobyembre, 2004
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ayon kay SH4Y ika-05 ng Agosto, 2007
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ayon kay J Man in FL ika-20 ng Agosto, 2008
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ayon kay Somenigguh ika-14 ng Oktubre, 2009
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The Village of Longaria
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The locality of Longaria rises 220 meters abobe sea level.
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Just when you thought that all invective and empty criticism about Israel had been exhausted, you get treated to the most unexpectedly silly kind of Israel-bashing (published in the most unexpected of places). In a piece published here at the Times, a certain American Jewish woman wants the world to know that her Israel is a land of "spoiled milk and honey."
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Spain's Catalonia halts payments for social services
We are trying to regulate the payments of some items, so we can't give a global figure."Spain's most indebted region, Catalonia cannot afford to make its grant payments to social institutions such as hospitals and homes for the elderly for the month of July, the Catalan government say. "It is due to a problem of liquidity," a spokeswoman for the Catalan regional government's economy ministry said on Tuesday. The government of the northeastern region is reportedly suspending close to 400 million euros worth of payments to head off its liquidity problem.
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Some 100,000 workers could be deprived of their salaries for the month of July, according to the Catalan Confederation of Social Services Associations. Regional governments in Spain are under pressure from the central government to lower the country's deficit to stem off a debt crisis. Regional communities of Valencia, Murcia, and Catalonia have asked for financial aid from the central government of Spain, adding to the woes of the European Union member state.
Catalonia, which accounts for about one fourth of Spain's total economic output, has cut public sector wages, introduced a one euro charge for each medical prescription and frozen infrastructure investments as it seeks to bring its public deficit under control. Spain is now in a catastrophic financial situation similar to that of Greece, Ireland and Portugal, which have been forced to seek international bailouts shortly after their bond-yields exceeded the seven percent threshold. The EU member state has been struggling with its economy since the country's collapse into recession as the result of the global financial crisis roughly five years ago. PG/JR


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Today's expression "jemandem auf die Pelle rücken" is somewhat colloquial, but also often used when a person is huffish or annoyed. Let's break it down.
Deutsche Digitale Bibliothek: Learn about the German Cultural and Scientific Heritage
This post has first been published on EDUKWEST Europe.
A year ago, the first full version of the Deutsche Digitale Bibliothek was officially launched. The DDB has been online in an open beta version since late 2012.
The objective of this digital library is to give everybody access to German cultural and scientific heritage free of charge and is part of a bigger European initiative called Europeana.
Reasons to Learn German #2 – German is Spoken Everywhere
This article has first been published on Fair Languages
Last time I talked about some general numbers, precisely how many people in the world speak German and where it is an official language.
Today I would like to go into more detail and talk about some countries where speaking German might be particularly helpful either to live or to do business with.
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Archive: April, 2006
Daniel Rubin, Inquirer Columnist
Pulitzer Day is traditionally draped in blues and greens for those news shops that fall into the have-nots category. We mope, then marvel at the strong work performed in often-impossible circumstances - a war, a hurricane, a short-dump of disinformation.
Online these days, the awards seem to be seen through blue and red filters.
First, from Power Line, the conservative group blog, which headlines its piece "The Pulitzer Prize for Treason." That goes in Power Line's view to James Risen and Eric Lichtblau of the New York Times for "their treasonous contribution to the undermining of the highly classified National Security Agency surveillance program of al Qaeda-related terrorists." Blogger Scott Johnson has argued that the reporters violated the Espionage Act and aided the enemy during wartime.
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Can we cue up "The Orange and The Black" again?
Can we say the Flyers are skating into the playoffs with some mo' after all?
Can we agree that their date with the Buffalo Sabres means they miss being pitchforked by the hottest team in hockey?
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We gather Dan Rottenberg did not like Andrea Mitchell's new memoir, Talking Back.
In a 1,773-word evisceration in the Broad Street Review Rottenberg accuses the former Philadelphia broadcast reporter of writing in "annoying journalese," of ignoring her previous marriage and step-children, of glossing over her transformation from plain-Jane brunette to "blonde glamourpuss." Of basically filtering her memories through a Vaseline-softened lens because she is now married to Washington's ultimate power icon.
Rottenberg, a former Philadelphia Magazine and Philadelphia Weekly editor, writes in his piece headlined, "The Unexamined Life: Andrea Mitchell rewrites her past:"
Daniel Rubin, Inquirer Columnist
More blog farms on the way. Blogging Ohio has launched - it's the first statewide effort from the Weblogs, Inc., empire that AOL bought last year. Bloggers Blog did a quick domain check and found that Weblogs had snagged all five sampled, such as Blogging California, Blogging New York, Blogging Idaho. Weblogs CEO Jason Calcanis writes about the Ohio launch on his web site.
At the same time, Backfence, a suburban Washington, D.C, "hyper-local" information network, has extended its reach to San Francisco, incorporating the work of Bayosphere, the community blog created by Dan Gillmor, a former San Jose Mercury tech columnist.
Karl Martino, proprietor of the Philly Future site, wonders if this means juggernaut is coming. "Sooner of later they will be in Philadelphia," he wrote by email of the AOL venture. He fears what this means to an independent, grassroots blog community, such as his. Without such deep pockets, "I'm afraid you're going to get to a position where you're just spinning your wheels."
Daniel Rubin, Inquirer Columnist
Who said blogging didn't let you grab the brass ring?
Third weekend in May a notebook, a url and a good pitch could get you into all of Camden's waterfront attractions for a little viral marketing experiment.
200 bloggers will be selected for weekend passes to the Riversharks baseball game, the Big Guns exhibit at the Battleship New Jersey, the Shark Realm at the Adventure Aquarium. The only requirement is the bloggers are asked to blog about their experiences.
Daniel Rubin, Inquirer Columnist
What if hipsters cared about more than expanding Johnny Brenda's? Phreakin' Philly wonders. And invites the Pabst-swilling, Kerouac-quoting unwashed to a little clean-up.
Tucker Max, avatar of Lout Lit: The man being sued by the South Jersey Blueberry Heir is profiled in the Sunday Times.
Is the president listening to illegally ripped CDs?
Daniel Rubin, Inquirer Columnist
Now The Next Mayor's got a blog.
The project, from The Daily News, WHYY and The Committee of 70, launched last week with a reference to Alan Shephard's famous remarks atop a Redstone booster rocket, "Come on! Let's Light This Candle," and a declaration of noble designs:
"As a city we can finally come together and demand the type of high-minded, issues-based, responsive and idealistic campaign that befits the place where the phrases, "We hold these truths to be self-evident" and "We the people" were born. Am I being too naive? Possibly. Is it worth trying Definitely."
Daniel Rubin, Inquirer Columnist
The Flyers just got scored on again, so it's 5 to 1. Forsberg is out, groin again, and even a change in goalies can't slow the surging Devils. In about five minutes the Chicago Bulls are going to scotch the Sixers' hopes for the playoffs. Already this weekend has meant the end of line for the Phantoms and Wings. The Phillies are off to what they call a slow start.
And I find myself googling the terms "Loserville," and "Philly" (818 hits and counting), counting the years, and marveling at the nerve of some of these writers, like "Blueroses," who was a recent transfer to Philadelphia back in 2004 when he wrote "I have been alarmed at how much Philly sports fans boo the opposing teams and their own players, and it seems indicative of an attitude that could be improved in terms of all local concerns."
Blueroses, you have no idea.