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I've been looking at a Soft box for my Nikon Speedlight.
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Can Video Games Unite Generations in Learning?
What makers of technology for early education can learn from Sesame Street.
So, can a portion of the billions of hours of highly engaged, "lean-forward" participatory video-gaming be channeled toward research-based intergenerational games? Can we convince deeply skeptical moms and dads to embrace the medium not as a distraction or baby-sitter but as a means to engage with and empower their children? Will we be able to entice increasingly sophisticated youth gamers to engage with their newbie parents, perhaps taking on the role of mentor and guide? Accomplishing these goals will not only foster more valuable family time—it has the potential to drive meaningful learning and literacy gains.
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The voice of the Eighties, resurrected in Redmond.
Last week I was out celebrating the one year anniversary of this column. Thursday night I hit Molly Maguire's and tried "Take It to the Limit" with the key turned down a click (I hit the notes, but it did not sound good). On Friday I stumbled in drunk to Yen Wor Greenwood, got into it with the KJ and spotted the dude who plays Stevie Janowski (Steve Little) from the HBO show "Eastbound & Down" hanging out (turns out it was a wrap party for a locally-filmed indie). And Saturday I hit Palmers East in Redmond. It's a seven-night a week karaoke bar that had been at the top of my list for months, but the distance prevented me from making it happen.
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I work in Redmond for a company called Play Network. We do a ton of stuff but essentially we provide music, videos, and digital signage for businesses. It's an awesome place to work, but the thing I am most grateful for about my job is the people I work with. Things get busy and stressful at times, but my days are filled with great conversations about music, movies, and TV with the people that work around me. They are the most fun group anyone could ever wish to work with, and if this job were located on the same side of the water as my home I would have a serious drinking problem from all the after-work meet-ups.
My friend Juan from our Sherman Oaks office just moved to Redmond last weekend to work up here with us. He and our buddy Cory had partied at Palmers before, and they told me it was a place I had to check out. As soon as we found out when Juan was coming to town, we set the date.
Drinking in Redmond has always scared me. The drive back to Seattle is basically the entire eastside length of 520, and I've heard too many horror stories over the years about Seahawks players getting busted on that road to not take a lesson from them. I decided to stick to only beers (no shots!) that night.
I arrived just after nine. The place was already pretty full, but I managed score parking right in front. Cory, Juan and our friend Priya claimed a great window table with a view of the sidewalk. I loved the place immediately: It's a divey looking sports bar that's one big wide open room. The KJ station and stage are set up at the far left corner in the perfect location for everyone in the bar to see.
The show was about three singers in by the time I got there. I was both nervous and excited to finally sing for my work friends. They'd read all about me for the past year and I really wanted to deliver. Both Cory and Juan had the eye of the tiger that night. I'd been so used to seeing them busy working that it's awesome to see them cut loose.
Heading over, as I was halfway across the lake, I decided to do "Free Bird" for my first number. I'd never tried it before because it's like nine minutes long, but I wanted to open with a crowd-pleaser to demonstrate that I was every bit as good as I claimed in my column.
I handed in my slip to the KJ, "Big John." His flowing black hair and mustache reminded me of someone, but I couldn't quite put my finger on it. As crowded as it was in there, "Big John" was able to get me up after only two singers. From the second word of the song--that hanging "I"--I knew I had it nailed. People turned their heads my direction all across the bar as I delivered that first line. I heard my voice over the speakers, and I swear to God I sounded just like Ronnie Van Zant. I looked ahead at my table and saw our friends Sara and Rob showed up just in time for me to take it home. Outside of mistiming the beginning of the second verse, it was a perfect performance, and the version they had faded out the five minute jam to end the song, so I didn't have to stay on stage and air guitar (which I was totally prepared to do).
Feeling awesome walking back to our table, I knew this was going to be one of those special nights. The place was filled with stylin' eastside kids in their mid-20's. There was plenty of female eye candy, and I couldn't help but notice how cool some of the dudes were dressed. There was this one crew that sported (to a tee) that late 70's Brooklyn, tight leather jacket with form fitting button down shirt & slender polyester pants look seen in the movie Saturday Night Fever. The singers were solid all night. For the second week in a row I was treated to a quality performance of a random Smashing Pumpkins cut when the bartender delivered a beautiful version of "Thirty-Three."
By ten the place was slammed, but it still only took five songs to get to my second number. I picked up the pace and knocked "Footloose" right out of the bar into Marymoor Park. My voice had been failing me the past few weeks, but it was running like a thoroughbred that night.
Juan was starting to get loose enough to sing at this point. He was wearing a black Doors t-shirt and was gearing up to do "LA Woman." Big John slipped himself in and did the best rendition of Zeppelin's "Kashmir" I had ever heard. You can't cheat at that song. Either you can hit those unreachable Robert Plant notes or it's a total goof. There's no in between. Sara finally called it and said Big John looked like Ron Jeremy and that's exactly who I was thinking.
I wound up singing six total songs by the end of the night. That is unheard of in a place that busy. By my fourth number my friends started asking me to sing their requests. Cory wanted badly for me to sing Black Eyed Peas or Lady Gaga, but I politely declined. The way I saw it, I was batting 1.000 and I didn't want to break the string of show-stoppers.
Priya requested one I was happy to do: "Wish You Were Here" by Pink Floyd. I freaking love that song. Strangely enough, I'd never thought to sing this one before, but it wound up being super easy to sing--all I had to do was close my eyes and imagine hat someone in my life the song pertained to, and it translated to karaoke gold.
Juan's "LA Woman" was an inspired performance. By this time of the night he was pretty sloppy, but when he took the stage he let the Jim Morrison in him take over. Being drunk really works when singing The Doors. I don't know how much karaoke he did down in So Cal, but watching him deliver that number with all his heart and soul was something special.
The last two hours of the night was a combination of karaoke and dance party, so I wanted to make sure my last number did not break up the action. The perfect song came to me as I noticed the "Palmers" sign above the stage: "Addicted to Love." Big John called me up as he faded out his Katy Perry interlude. The song sings itself and the crowd jumped right in and sang along, just like classic scene from "Cocktail."
During the instrumental break I screamed out to the crowd, "Robert Palmer...at Palmers!!!" and got a huge cheer out of it. This is easily the best place to sing on the eastside.
The Karaoke Korrespondent will be hosting the Reverb Music Festival's karaoke stage at the Ballard Loft on Saturday at 3, 7, & 11 p.m.


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cannot continue providing services to the Syrian refugees in the country without intensified assistance from the donor countries, Foreign Minister Nasser Judeh said Thursday. Jordan is making tremendous efforts to help the Syrian refugees both in and outside camps, Judeh said during a visit with his Bahraini counterpart, Khaled Ben Ahmad Al Khalifa, to the Zaatari camp that hosts more than 150,000 Syrian refugees, according to the state-run Petra news agency.
Judeh called on the international community and world organizations to honor their commitments to the Syrian refugees in Jordan, whose number is now over 480,000. "It is time that the international community realizes the burdens Jordan is shouldering in hosting Syrian refugees," said the Bahraini minister.
Jordan on Wednesday opened its second camp for Syrian refugees. The 250-dunums (250,000-square meters) camp, funded by the United Arab Emirates, has a total of 750 caravans, a water treatment plant, a school and a hospital, said Anmar Hmoud, Jordan 's government spokesperson for Syrian refugees' affairs. "The new camp seeks to reduce pressure on the Zaatari camp, which is home to around 150,000 Syrian refugees," he said, adding that the new camp could eventually host up to 30,000 refugees.
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Fat Fluttershy And Fat Drew. by Virus-20Watch
The only sound that could be heard in Drew's home was the sound of its occupant snoring rather noisily as he slept in bed, still not having awoken from his slumber.
Though that is what happened a few seconds later. Drew opened his eyes and wearily turned his head to look over at the clock. It read 10:00AM.
He looked forward. His blanket seemed to have risen, for there was a lump in the bed; and a very big one at that.
He yanked the blanket away to see a large grey ball. As his eyes followed it, they widened…
"What the – that's me?! What happened to me?!" he yelped with surprise. Indeed, for some reason, his body had inexplicably went from the conventional pony shape to a sphere the size of a wagon of apples.
He managed to get himself out of bed, but that turned out to be a mistake when he started rolling, since a ball is the perfect shape for that. He rolled out of his bedroom door (he let out a few "Ow!"s as he rolled over some of the objects on his floor), and then down the stairs, and was heavy and large enough to break the locked door open. "HAAAAAAAAALP!" he cried as he helplessly rolled down the hill to wherever he would be taken…
Drew had been rolling for a few minutes now (a rabbit had gotten cartoonishly flattened, then popped back to normal and went about its day), listening to the deep noises that resulted, and was wishing something would make him stop. Through his rolling, he was able to focus and noticed he was approaching a river. There was also an unidentified yellow object, large and spherical just like himself…
"Eeeep!" squealed Fluttershy as she felt something hit her big posterior, causing her cheeks to blush magenta.
"Oh, so you are here," said Drew. "So, Flutters, I woke up this morning and I was fat. I see you're in a similar predicament. Do you have any idea what's going on?"
Fluttershy and Drew were both laying down on their rounded-out backs in the water, their circular shapes trapped by being caught between the edges of the river.
Drew: LOOK OUT FLUTTERSHY!
Fluttershy: Huh?
(Drew Bumps into Fluttershy)
Fluttershy: OooH!*rolls into the pond*
Drew: Eh! Sorry Fluttershy! i wasn't looking where i was going and i couldn't stop what i was doing!
Fluttershy: please be more Careful Drew
Drew: Okay Thanks.
Fluttershy: now can you help me get out of this pond
Drew: Okay *grabs Fluttershy* ehhhhhhhhhhh! woah! *trips and Rolls into the Pond*
Fluttershy: oh no! we scared the fish away!
Drew: I bumped into you, You rolled into the pond, I fell on top of you trying to get you out, were now BOTH stuck in the pond, and your worried about the FISH?!?
Fluttershy: we could have squashed them
but that my fault i ran into her lol
So who's left in the list of MLP characters? Drew has been with most of them already right?


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It's most definitely still December. That means two things for certain when it comes to pop culture: there isn't a whole lot to watch on television, and you've probably been reading a lot of yawn-worthy, boilerplate "Best of 2011" lists lately. After this week's dramatic finale to Boardwalk Empire dropped my jaw, blew my mind and kicked my gawking ass through a window, I simply couldn't bring myself to sit down and dredge my way through Person of Interest or I Hate My Teenage Daughter or whatever crap the networks forgot to turn off before they went on winter vacation. Therefore, this week's TV Dinner will switch things up just this once in order to take a long, pleased look at the forces for sloth that reigned most triumphant in our fair city this year and celebrate them the best way we know how -- while sitting in front of a computer.
1. The Rise of Eat24Hours
If you live in Seattle, love eating food but hate talking to human beings, 2011 was a really good year for you -- and it was probably thanks mostly to Eat24Hours. Although the website itself was founded back in 2008, the online food ordering liason's scope positively exploded within Seattle this year, adding local favorites like Mae Phim Thai, franchise players like Quizno's or convenience-heavy delis like Deli Shez to their growing stable of restaurants.
Eat24Hours started out the year as a novel eyesore, its design laboriously heavy with glaring red and broken frames that imposed a sinking feeling that the website was going to delete your hard drive and vanish off the face of the internet right after it got your credit card information. However, after a few redesigns and overhauls, the interface is much friendlier, making a cinch out of past hindrances like repeating orders or copy/pasting bothersome delivery-critical details about stuff like apartment callboxes and back doors. As of press time, Eat24Hours has gained a lot of traction as the premier website to use from your internet food ordering needs, shedding most of its reputation as a needlessly shady middle man to become a nifty tool you can feel safe bringing home to your thoroughly confused parents.
2. Hulu Plus Gains The Criterion Collection
When free internet television provider Hulu finally unveiled its pay contingent, Hulu Plus, a lot of people couldn't quite justify the extra eight bucks a week. After all, Hulu still offered plenty of television for gratis, and the shows that were restricted to paid members seemed to overlap with Netflix's catalog more often than not. A big gamechanger came in the form of Hulu acquiring exclusive rights to The Criterion Collection, the vigilantly curated film series that strives to restore and feature the absolute most important pieces of world cinema out there.
While Netflix offers a few of the more recent mainstream movies that have a presence in the a/v geek canon such as Robocop or Chasing Amy, indisputable film classics like Seven Samurai, The 400 Blows and Solaris are limited strictly to Hulu Plus users as of now. By the end of 2011, Hulu Plus is probably your best legal option for an on-demand film catalog with a high level of sophistication, variety and depth. In my opinion, it edges out Netflix Instant Watch, leapfrogs over the average B-movie-heavy Redbox and arguably even outclasses those old, gaudy Blockbuster things you used to have to drive to.
3. Grubhub's Nice Too!
Just think of Grubhub as Eat24Hours' hotter, but far more vapid online food delivery sibling. While Grubhub offers little more than a fraction of Eat24Hours' selection of restaurants that will come to you, it excels with a much prettier interface and the ability to pay via PayPal, an invaluable trait for those of you who are short on cash but don't want to throw your credit card information all over the internet. In addition to that, Grubhub also has an easy-to-use smartphone app, for those of you who simply refuse to get off the couch for absolutely any reason besides the physical delivery of food.
4. Amazon Prime Begins Offering Streaming Video For Some Reason
It was a move made so sudden and with such little fanfare that I, someone who had signed up for Amazon Prime the moment I heard it was an option, didn't even realize what had happened until things had already been running for a couple of weeks. Despite not possessing the most impressive catalog of titles and working under an interface so ugly and laborious you'd think you were downloading these videos illegally, Amazon Prime's streaming service has the unique benefit of really just being a solid perk for frequent Amazon shoppers who are mostly paying dues for the free expedited shipping.
For now, Prime is just a happy bonus, but Amazon seems to be expanding at a downright alarming rate as of late. With the bookstore giant dipping its toes into the tablet race and Netflix bleeding customers, it's safe to assume that this instant streaming venue is going to make some serious waves in 2012.
5. I Have Munchies Opens; Not Officially Closed Yet
Ballard-based delivery innovators I Have Munchies deserve some sort of merit badge for courting one of the brokest demographics imaginable, but more meaningful compensation for being the only place in the city that could deliver you furry handcuffs and chewing tobacco at 2 AM. Unfortunately, the service seems to be going through some particularly threatening sounding technical difficulties at the moment, but hopefully IHM can rebound and start 2012 strong.
6. Netflix Gets Star Trek. (Almost) All Of It.
Although this might not tickle everyone's fancy, if you take a look at all of Netflix's high-profile instant streaming gains this year, there's no argument against the fact that Star Trek at least comprises the most gargantuan block of content the internet video giant has acquired this year. From the first three seasons of the original series to the shortlived animated series to the sorta-well-received prequel series Enterprise, the sanctified sci-fi franchise has effectively brought over 550 hours of space politics and laser beams to your warm little corner of loner oblivion. The feature films might not be out for display yet (besides the most recent JJ Abrams installation), but it's hard to stay angry with the sheer volume of Star Trek's television presence at your beck and call, especially come sick days or invasive surgeries.


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"This explosive book is a long-needed answer to court histories that continue to obscure key facts about our backstage war with Moscow. Must-reading for serious students of security issues and Cold War deceptions, both foreign and domestic."
-- M. Stanton Evans, author of Stalin's Secret Agents and Blacklisted by History: The Untold Story of Senator Joe McCarthy and His Fight Against America's Enemies
"[West] only claims `to connect the dots,' which is a very modest description of the huge and brilliant work she has obviously done. ... It is not simply a good book about history. It is one of those books which makes history."
-- Vladimir Bukovsky, author of To Build a Castle and co-founder of the Soviet dissident movement, and Pavel Stroilov, author of Behind the Desert Storm.
"I have read it, and agree wholeheartedly."
-- Angelo Codevilla, Professor Emeritus of International Relations at Boston Unversity, and fellow of the Claremont Institute.
"Every once in a while, something happens that turns a whole structure of preconceived ideas upside down, shattering tales and narratives long taken for granted, destroying prejudice, clearing space for new understanding to grow. Diana West's latest book, American Betrayal, is such an event."
-- Henrik Raeder Clausen, Europe News
"No book has ever frightened me as much as American Betrayal. ... It all adds up to a story so disturbing that it has changed my attitude to almost everything I think about how the world actually is."
-- Steven Kates, RMIT (Australia) Associate Professor of Economics, Quadrant
Her task is ambitious; her sweep of crucial but too-little-known facts of history is impressive; and her arguments are eloquent and witty. ... American Betrayal is one of those books that will change the way many of us see the world.
-- Susan Freis Falknor, Blue Ridge Forum
"What Diana West has done is to dynamite her way through several miles of bedrock. On the other side of the tunnel there is a vista of a new past. Of course folks are baffled. Few people have the capacity to take this in. Her book is among the most well documented I have ever read. It is written in an unusual style viewed from the perspective of the historian—but it probably couldn't have been done any other way."
-- Lars Hedegaard, historian, editor, Dispatch International
"Diana West's new book rewrites WWII and Cold War history not by disclosing secrets, but by illuminating facts that have been hidden in plain sight for decades. Furthermore, she integrates intelligence and political history in ways never done before."
-- Jeffrey Norwitz, former professor of counterterrorism, Naval War College
Diana West's American Betrayal — a remarkable, novel-like work of sorely needed historical re-analysis — is punctuated by the Cassandra-like quality of "multi-temporal" awareness. ... But West, although passionate and direct, is able to convey her profoundly disturbing, multi-temporal narrative with cool brilliance, conjoining meticulous research, innovative assessment, evocative prose, and wit.
-- Andrew G. Bostom, PJ Media
Do not be dissuaded by the controversy that has erupted around this book which, if you insist on complete accuracy, would be characterized as a disinformation campaign.
-- Jed Babbin, The American Spectator
The most important anti-Communist book of our time.
-- J.R. Nyquist, contributor, And Reality Be Damned ... What Media Didn't Tell You about the End of the Cold War and the Fall of Communism in Europe
The polemics against your Betrayal have a familiar smell: The masters of the guild get angry when someone less worthy than they are ventures into the orchard in which only they are privileged to harvest. The harvest the outsider brought in, they ritually burn.
-- Hans Jansen, former professor of Islamic Thought, University of Utrecht
West's lesson to Americans: Reality can't be redacted, buried, fabrictaed, falsified, or omitted. Her book is eloquent proof of it.
-- Edward Cline, Family Security Matters
In American Betrayal, Ms. West's well-established reputation for attacking "sacred cows" remains intact. The resulting beneficiaries are the readers, especially those who can deal with the truth.
-- Wes Vernon, Renew America
After reading American Betrayal and much of the vituperation generated by neoconservative "consensus" historians, I conclude that we cannot ignore what West has demonstrated through evidence and cogent argument.
-- John Dale Dunn, M.D., J.D., Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons
Enlightening. I give American Betrayal five stars only because it is not possible to give it six.
-- John Dietrich, formerly of the Defense Intelligence Agency and author of The Morgenthau Plan: Soviet Influence on American Postwar Policy.
If you're looking for something to read, this is the most dazzling, mind-warping book I have read in a long time. It has been criticized by the folks at Front Page, but they don't quite get what Ms. West has set out to do and accomplished. I have a whole library of books on communism, but -- "Witness" excepted -- this may be the best.
-- Jack Cashill, author of Deconstructing Obama: The Lives, Loves and Letters of America's First Postmodern President and First Strike: TWA Flight 800 and the Attack on America
American Betrayal is a monumental achievement. Brilliant and important.
-- Monica Crowley, Fox News analyst, radio host and author of What the Bleep Just Happened: The Happy Warriors Guide to the Great American Comeback
"If you haven't read Diana West's "American Betrayal" yet, you're missing out on a terrific, real-life thriller."
-- Brad Thor, author of the New York Times bestsellers Hidden Order, Black List and The Last Patriot.
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Halloween seems like the appropriate day to bring up the eternal masquerade of Hollywood's communists and fellow-travellers as freedom-loving small-"d" democrats. And this Halloween is particularly timely given we are at the 60th anniversary of the House Committee of Un-American Activities hearings (HCUA, by the way, not HUAC, as it is commonly called, I really do think, because HUAC carries a more sinister sound than HCUA). Turner Classic Movies marked the occasion last night with an all-night festival of movies by the Hollywood Ten, who, of course, remain eternal icons of the Left for "refusing to name names" of members of a world communist movement--a movement which the same Left adamantly refuses to admit the existence of. Oh well. That's history, Hollywood-style, for you.
Of course, that same Hollywood narrative is our national gospel. At View from the Right, Lawrence Auster has been exploring the historic event in a series of posts, including analysis by Spencer Warren.
I'd like to add what I learned while researching the nasty controversy over Elia Kazan's special Oscar in 1999. Kazan, of course, "named names," and was culturally ostracized for it--as were many other Hollywood people. Indeed, it didn't take long before there was an unofficial blacklist in operation that sent Hollywood conservatives either into the closet or off to the unemployment office, (And I know that because my father was a Hollywood conservative.)
Ultimately, the sole member of the Hollywood Ten to decide to cooperate with government investigators was director Edward Dmytryk. In his absolutely marvelous memoir, Odd Man Out, he explains his change of heart and mind. What Dmytryk makes clear is the twisted thinking that has prevailed since the days of the Blacklist.
The thinking goes like this: Those who "named names," such as Kazan, and, later, Dmytyrk, disclosed the identities of secretly organized Americans who were willing participants in a conspiracy guided by Moscow. This, according to the conventional wisdom to this day, is a far greater crime than participating in the conspiracy itself. That's twisted.
Dmytryk wrote: "What thousands of liberals have believed since [the Blacklist] was that one must allow a seditious Party to destroy one's country rather than expose the men or women who are the Party. In other words, naming names is a greater crime than subversion. That's what I call the `Mafia Syndrome,' and I find no shame or indignity in rejecting it."


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In the decades after the Civil War, the clash over fiscal policy was mild in comparison with the bitter disputes between debtor and creditor classes over greenbacks, free silver, and national banking. These issues were intermeshed with fiscal problems, but above all, they were related to secular and cyclical changes in prices, especially farm prices.
As a result of heavy war expenditures financed by currency and credit expansion, the price level in September, 1864, was more than double the prewar average. After the war, as industrial and agricultural production increased phenomenally, prices began to decline. Debtor classes complained that they had to pay their debts in scarcer and dearer dollars. Believing in a crude quantity theory of money, farmers and impecunious seekers of capital blamed their difficulties on an insufficient supply of money and demanded that the government increase the circulation, either by printing more greenbacks or, at a later date, by remonetizing silver.
The advocates of "sound money"--the creditors and financiers-contended, more correctly, that the secular price decline was caused by increased production. The majority denied that increasing the money supply would raise prices. But some frankly favored a contraction of the money supply and a deliberate deflation of prices in order to make possible a quick return to a specie standard.
In the monetary controversy which raged for the next thirty years, the advocates of sound money prevailed just as they did in fiscal policy. The supporters of easy money pressed their claims only when prices fell. When prices rose and relative prosperity came to the farm, agitation for monetary panaceas declined. The creditor classes then breathed more easily and mistakenly thought that the so-called "monetary heresies" had passed away.
Changes in the Banking Structure, 1865 to 1890. While currency and the price level were being bitterly debated, important changes took place in American banking. Only one of these, the steadily declining importance of national-bank currency, was clearly recognized. Yet even more important, though much less discussed, were the constant growth of checkbook money, the resurgence of state banking, the secular growth in the percentage of total assets represented by loans, and the close correlation between business activity and changes in total bank loans.
Up to 1874 changes in the National Bank Act and the declining importance of state banks caused a relative as well as an absolute increase in


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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - There are very few rivalries as intense as the annual football grudge match between Michigan and Ohio State.
Aaron Craft, Ohio State's starting point guard, says there's just something about watching the date draw closer of any matchup with your rival.
``It's Ohio State-Michigan. I don't care what sport it is. It could be synchronized swimming,'' Craft said. ``You always want to win.''
Especially this time. The Wolverines (16-0, 3-0 Big Ten) can set a school record for fastest start, while the Buckeyes (12-3, 2-1) can ill afford another debilitating conference loss.
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By Denise Tessier It's been nearly two years since the Los Angeles Times stopped running letters from climate change deniers, and a few other media outlets have since taken a stand against disseminating misinformation about the science of climate change. The Albuquerque Journal is not among them. Once again this past week the Journal ran […]
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May 22nd, 2015 · 1 Comment · climate change, energy policy, environment, journalism
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May 1st, 2015 · No Comments · environment, journalism
By Denise Tessier For the second time in as many days, this morning's Albuquerque Journal carried a front-page story that had been covered first by other New Mexico media. In "DA Fears for her safety after charging APD officers," the Journal directly quoted District Attorney Kari Brandenburg's comments that had been published in last week's […]
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April 30th, 2015 · 2 Comments · environment, journalism, role of government
By Denise Tessier "Interim site for nuke fuel proposed for southern NM" –the top Page 1 story in this morning's Albuquerque Journal – informed readers that an international company is proposing to turn 32 acres in southeastern New Mexico (about 12 miles from WIPP, the already-existing permanent nuclear defense waste disposal facility) into a site […]
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By Denise Tessier Both the Santa Fe New Mexican and the New York Times this past week have weighed in with editorials about New Mexico Sen. Tom Udall's bill that would update federal law regulating chemicals. As of this writing, the Albuquerque Journal has not. The Journal's Washington, D.C. correspondent, Michael Coleman, has done an […]
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By Denise Tessier The Santa Fe New Mexican deserves credit for publishing a story last Thursday (March 12) about the arrest of its own editor on suspicion of drunken driving earlier that same day. That it would follow the story with an opinion piece from the newspaper's owner a week later (March 19) is even […]
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By Denise Tessier Sometimes an editorial opinion topic practically writes itself; it's there for an editorial writer's taking. Gov. Susana Martinez's decision to appear as the sole speaker during the New Mexico Legislature's American Indian Day session last Friday (Feb. 6) was just such a topic. In serving as sole speaker, she took the spotlight […]
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By Denise Tessier Could the Albuquerque Journal's endorsement of Susana Martinez for governor actually cut the number of votes she gets? Or does the paper's endorsement give her a boost? For that matter, does a Journal endorsement (or lack thereof) affect the chances of approval for any of the dozens of candidates, State Constitutional amendments, […]
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By Denise Tessier Unlike the Albuquerque Journal, New Mexico Telegraph blogger Matt Reichbach saw the importance of one particular news story from Thursday. The first entry on his "Morning Word" list of stories from around the state today was this: • As expected, a Republican filibuster blocked the passage of a constitutional amendment to reverse […]
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By Arthur Alpert Here's what Rasmussen Reports, the national polling firm, said Thursday, July 24: "A new statewide telephone survey of Likely New Mexico Voters finds Martinez and King each with 43% support. Seven percent (7%) like some other candidate, and another seven percent (7%) are undecided." Big surprise, huh? Many New Mexicans, given Governor […]
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By Denise Tessier Considering the importance of the internet both in the workplace and at home, it's a shame the Albuquerque Journal didn't have the time and resources to cover properly Federal Communications Commissioner Tom Wheeler's visit to Albuquerque earlier this summer. Under Wheeler, a former cable-industry lobbyist, the FCC is proposing rules on net […]
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that's a really nice one! just one thing: the background of the pic you used for the genie (a wall?) is a little unfitting... I think it'd look even better without it....but that might be just me *lol*
Do you mean the line in the bottle? Because that's not the background, that's the bottle itself. I used this [link] bottle, and so there's already been the line. The genie itself is cut out, so there's no background left from here. I never noticed that stroke, because I know the bottle (it's my stock as well), but you're right, I should've removed that, would have looked better.
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February 23President Glassner has announced a one-time President's Scholarship for Scholarship for Student Engagement. Four $5,000 scholarships are to be awarded to students with sophomore standing in 2014-15 for use in their junior year (2015-16).
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NEW YORK, April 3, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- AllianceBernstein announced today that its suite of four inflation-protected and income-generating funds -- AllianceBernstein High Income Municipal Portfolio, AllianceBernstein Municipal Bond Inflation Strategy, AllianceBernstein Real Asset Strategy Fund and AllianceBernstein Bond Inflation Strategy Fund -- are celebrating their three-year anniversaries this quarter with continued asset growth, industry recognition and strong relative performance. The suite of products, which have attracted nearly $3 billion in assets since inception, was specifically developed to meet clients' increasing demand for investment vehicles that could mitigate risk, protect against spikes in inflation and generate tax-exempt income. "The success of these funds comes as a result of our commitment to developing investment products that address our clients' evolving needs and the new economic challenges they face. Several years ago, we committed to introducing investment products that enable advisors to more effectively manage inflation risk and the need for income -- so we created funds like Municipal Bond Inflation, High Income Municipal, Real Asset Strategy and Bond Inflation," said Harold Hughes, Head of AllianceBernstein's US Retail business. "Our High Income Municipal Fund has been the most successful new muni fund launch of the last three years, and the level of interest and new assets our Municipal Bond Inflation Fund has attracted shows that our client-centric approach and focus on delivering strong performance are being well received by investors."The following US Retail funds recently reached the three-year mark:
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Being executed on modern processor (AMD Phenom II 1090T), how many clock ticks does the following code consume more likely : 3 or 11?
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The problem is, when I execute many iterations of such code, results vary near 3 OR 11 ticks per iteration from time to time. And I can't decide "who is who".
UPD According to Table of instruction latencies (PDF), my piece of code takes at least 10 clock cycles on AMD K10 microarchitecture. Therefore, impossible 3 ticks per iteration are caused by bugs in measurement.
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Bake them in the morning? In your own kitchen? Now that was clever. Unless you live close enough to Honore or Bakery Nouveau to scoot over in your bathrobe and scuffs, it's quite the trick to get a croissant fresh from the oven into your hot little hands. Even then, you miss out on the scent of baking croissants wafting through the house.
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