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thanks very much peargrin, urbi, and sabine ! it was really a unique experience.
WOW - how cute is this!!! Instinctively looking for the hiding place but.....!!!
Thanks Sonny ! He'd fly from snow patch to white log to snow patch. And it was funny when he was here - some people really didn't see him!
This is beautiful!
Thanks very much Michele ! Couldn't ask for a more accommodating owl model. He's been at this state reservation for many weeks now, and doesn't seem to be bothered by the flocks of photographers that stalk him daily. So many of us have been able to get some really great shots.
I'd love to see one of these, beautiful shot kamaly.
Hi Helen - Thanks! But since they tend to be arctic birds, and are just here in New England in the winter ( which they find tropical here) I have a feeling you wouldn't want to have to suffer through the winter for the opportunity. But it was a beautiful bird to watch - and very compliant, letting the hordes of photographers get close and take lots of shots of him.
What a nice ... Beautiful photos....
Thanks very much mokosha - This type of brid is an uncommon winter visitor, so it was pretty special to see him and have a chance to get this close. Cheers!
Sitting on the last patch of snow he thinks you don't know he is there with his stare
He? Who's 'he' ? I just shot a photo of a patch of snow! :D Thanks Teri!
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Goya's Ghosts
|Release Date: July 20, 2007
|Running Time: 113 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
|Box Office: $1,000,045.00
|Genre: Biopic, Drama, Foreign, Historical, Period
Javier Bardem
Natalie Portman
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Summary:A biographical tale told through the eyes of celebrated Spanish painter Francisco Goya, whose paintings are best known for their brutality and the colorful depictions of life during the Spanish Inquisition. The drama unfolds as Brother Lorenzo, an enigmatic member of the powerful Spanish clergy, becomes infatuated with Goya's beautiful teenage muse, Ines.


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Every week, the SSA prepares a summary of what the secular student movement is doing. To hear this update and news from the secular movement, tune into the SCA's National Secular Movement Update every Thursday at 12PM ET.
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The massive success of our revamped Mission, Vision, and Values has shown us how many folks share our values and vision. In order to build a world, movement, and organization we envision, we need to grow the organization - in particular, among the students we support. The larger our base of student members, the more effective we will be in reaching our goals. Therefore, this week at the Secular Student Alliance, we are embarking upon a student membership drive! Membership is 100% free for students and includes a lot of fantastic benefits including awesome swag, discounts to our annual conference, eligibility for leadership travel aid funding, individual project grants and scholarships, and more. What's more, we're even offering prizes for individual students and SSA affiliate groups who sign up their group for membership. Interested in becoming a student member of the Secular Student Alliance? Check out secularstudents.org/membershipdrive. Not a student? That's okay! You can share the drive with students you know. :)
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FAURÉ: Suite from Pelléas and Mélisande, Opus 80
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It's possible that Schubert would be amazed - or at least surprised - that these days we're listening to his symphonies. He wrote his fourth when he was just 19, and while it's labeled "Tragic" it has a bounce and jauntiness that only a kid could create.
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As pundits ponder and conservatives speculate who the next Supreme Court nominee might be, let's bear in mind the cases the Court is considering this coming term. Among them, a case considering Vermont's strict campaign finance regulations. If Bush succeeds in seeing a conservative justice confirmed in Justice O'Connor's stead, that new justice could reverse the 5-4 margin in McConnell v. U.S., in which O'Connor was in the majority.
UPDATE (9:38 a.m.): The one-man free speech shop, Bob Bauer, is surprised that the Court will hear these cases.


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Virginia's Chesterfield County police have determined that there was no criminal negligence on the part of the school personnel in the tragic food-allergy death of 7-year-old Amarria Johnson [1] on January 2, 2012.
Also cleared of criminal wrongdoing, thankfully, was the child on the school playground who, not knowing of the allergy, handed Amarria the fateful peanut – which Amarria then popped in her mouth and swallowed. I can only imagine the particular hell that child, and also the teacher and health-clinic aide who attempted to help Amarria in the short period before her death all must feel today.
Of course, I wish they had all acted differently that day. I especially wish that clinic aide had taken one of the auto-injectors available at the school, but prescribed to other children, and ripped off the safety cap, injected it into Amarria's thigh as she descended into anaphylaxis – an injection that most likely would have saved her life. But it was against the school's rules to do so, possibly against the law as epinephrine in Virginia, as in so many states, can be taken to school, but can only be administered to the person named on the prescription label.
In the online aftermath of this tragedy, some are admonishing Amarria's mother Laura Pendleton, asking why she hadn't provided an epinephrine auto-injector to the school. But I can't find it in my heart to blame a mother mourning the loss of her little girl. In her shoes, what mother wouldn't already be plagued by self-recrimination and "if only I hads". Besides, we don't even know whether it was the school's fault or Pendleton's oversight that Amarria didn't have an auto-injector at school.
As CNN reported [2], Pendleton has said she asked a school official about sending an auto-injector in with her daughter, but was told, no, please just keep it at home. The school has said only that there was no device provided for the child. It gets murky and he said/she said. The only point of raising this is: a big part of the preventing future tragedies has to be that epinephrine is available at all times to any child at risk of anaphylaxis at school.
Now here's where I do find fault, with all of us as an allergy community and with the lack of communication about the importance of the auto-injector, most commonly known being the EpiPen brand. As a community of parents and advocates, we spend an awful lot of time talking about the fact that an allergen like peanut can kill, but we don't give equal time to talking about epinephrine, the drug that can turn off the anaphylactic reaction like a faucet.
Nor do we remember that we need to continuously impress upon others the relative safety of that drug and, thirdly, the absolute need for speed when a food or sting allergy reaction is in progress. We grow so familiar with this knowledge that we at times forget to share it. Let's consciously change that.
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In the aftermath of Amarria's death, a spokesman for Hopkins Elementary, the school Amarria attended, suggested that there might be a problem if a child was given the drug in error. Hogwash.
People think "drug" and they worry about what it might do or about giving it in the wrong circumstance. Epinephrine may be a drug, but allergists who are experts on it say that if you used auto-injector by mistake on a person who didn't need it, that person might get the jitters, maybe a stomach ache, or at worst, vomiting. In other words, it is considered a very safe drug. The consequences of not using it when needed are far greater than those of administering it when its use is questionable.
At a medical conference back in 2005, I interviewed Dr. Estelle Simons, an allergist and renowned expert on anaphylaxis and epinephrine. We were speaking about the lack of public awareness of anaphylaxis and of what to do in an emergency. After our interview, she tracked me down to add: "We need to get the message out: It should be public policy to teach people that anaphylaxis can be fatal and that lives can be saved by prompt injection of epinephrine."
She was right then and she's right today. And more can be done to change the situation in schools.
If you live in the United States, what you can do to help with emergency prevention in the schools is to lobby Congress for a very important proposed piece of legislation: the School Access to Emergency Epinephrine Act [3], dubbed the "stock" epinephrine law for short. It encourages states to require schools to have a stock of auto-injectors that can be used for any student who is having an allergic reaction. The bill was introduced by two Illinois senators after a 13-year-old in Chicago inadvertently ate peanut at a class party and died. Another young life needlessly lost, another tragedy where epinephrine could have made the difference.
While Virginia's current self-carry allergy and asthma medications statute requires that epinephrine at school only be used for the student with a prescription, school staff everywhere need to be aware that all states (and provinces in Canada) have Good Samaritan's Laws. Most will protect people to follow their instincts in an anaphylaxis emergency, without fear of being sued.
Virginia's says: "Any person who, in good faith, renders emergency care or assistance, without compensation, to any ill or injured person at the scene of an accident, fire, or any life-threatening emergency … shall not be liable for any civil damages for acts or omissions resulting from the rendering of such care or assistance."
We who are familiar in our daily lives with food allergies clearly need to help educate the educators at our local schools. When you impress upon your child's teachers the seriousness of the allergy, don't forget to also stress that they need not fear the auto-injector nor the medication that's in it.
As a community, we have to convey that you don't wait to see what the ambulance worker will think or to see if the reaction will get worse. By the time the ambulance arrived for Amarria, she was in cardiac arrest. This just didn't have to be.
Let's do what we can to change the climate of fear around epinephrine. It's only a needle, one that will save a child's life.
Note: Tell your school about a great new learning resource at: http://allergyready.com/ [4]
Column published: Jan. 18, 2012


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Seattle Times owner Frank Blethen has driven me insane for years--what with the dog shooting, crypto-right-wing, entirely suburban editorial board, and manipulative anti-estate tax crusading (the nadir of which was the Times' decision to endorse George W. Bush in 2000 for reasons of "integrity and civility.")
Frank looks out for numero uno, no apologies. But sometimes that's to our benefit. You get the feeling that anyone who wants to shut down the Times will have to pry it from Blethen's cold, dead hands. And then there are issues like media cross-ownership.
Obama's nominee for FCC chair, Julius Genachowski, is a supporter of media-cross ownership rules--the rules that prohibit a media company from owning a broadcast station and newspaper in the same market. Like Genachowski, and unlike most newspaper owners, Frank Blethen supports the rules. (To his credit, Blethen also supports net neutrality.)
The need for these rules should be obvious; they don't guarantee a diversity of viewpoints, but they sure make it more likely. Just imagine if your least favorite media outlet--be it Fox News or The Huffington Post--ran a major network affiliate and the major daily in your city. It would suck.
On everything from wardrobe malfunctions to media ownership, the Bush FCC has been a disaster. Here's hoping Obama's crew will do better, and here's to Frank Blethen for speaking out on his--and our--behalf.


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A really nice tea. Unique. A treat. Amazing flavor. And yes, if it gets cold in your mug (only when it is cold), there is an unusual taste like the tea was made using a minelar water with gas, really strange, but pleasant.
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I love lemongrass and I would say this is alright. Not bad but not my favorite lemongrass green tea I've tried either.
Comforting, mild, tastes delicious ~
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A lovely blend of soothing tea.
Aromatic and wonderful.
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I've never been a huge tea person, and I've had a hard time having any affection for green tea specifically, but this tea converted me. I loved it from the first taste.
anti inflamatory and it is good tasting
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When my hubby has a cold I give him this tea to help with congestion. I started using it because it works for us as an anti-inflamatory.
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The tea has a nice taste not bitter at all.
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My baby is a lefty and its very hard for me to teach her things because im right handed, is there anyway that will be easy for me to show her things and not confuse myself in the process??
My baby is a lefty and its very hard for me to teach her things because im right handed, is there anyway that will be easy for me to show her things and not confuse myself in the process??
oh yea! I am so curious about this! lol
Just this morning, we were practicing writing letters and I asked her which hand she wanted to use today and she chose her LEFT and I couldn't help her write at all! lol
So far, my kiddo uses both hands fairly equally. Sometimes I see her leaning towards right handedness, but it seems like she always CHOOSES her left hand.... Dunno what she'll stick with. If she decides to go for both then great too, eh?
But I was super confused today! I kept twisting her hand this way and that and then I was like... yea, mama's failing here.... lol
Sorry...no help here!! My LO is using both hands on a consistant basis and I am just letting her do her thing! The only nice this I have going for me is that I am right-handed and DH is left-handed! So, either way LO wants to go, she has someone who can help her!! Hope you and LO figure out a way to help each other!
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Mommy again to our UNEXPECTED Colton Aaron 5-5-2011
What are you having trouble with?
3 of our kids are lefties and 3 are righties.
There really isn't anything to show them. Let them write with their left hand without correcting them. It really is no different then having a child that is right handed. As far as the computer mouse. All our lefties which are now all teens, use the mouse with their right hand. It was better that way for school. So I never switched it around, they just learned to adapt to using their right hand for the mouse. It never phased them.
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I am a left handed. I would say don't do anything. It is like anything else you try to teach them. they will get it in their own time. Honestly, they are going to have to figure it out on their own.
For example. writing and holding your pen. you have no idea how it feels to them, so don't correct. be patient and let LO figure it out.
Thanks ladies i have been doing really good at not correcting her and letting her do it herself, but i noticed when she writes, she curves her wrist, so i been trying to show her to adjust her paper, but for some reason she doesnt like it. im just afraid if she doesnt correct it she will have problems with her wrist like my brother does. maybe im worring too much, but i just wnat the best for her.


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Dear Seniors and Guests of the Class of 2016:
I look forward to welcoming you, on behalf of the Skidmore College community, to the 105th Commencement Exercises on Saturday, May 21, 2016, at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center. We hope that when you read the accompanying schedule of activities for Commencement Weekend, you will be as full of anticipation as we are. My wife, Marie, and I especially look forward to your joining us for a reception Friday afternoon at historic Scribner House, our residence and the former home of Lucy Skidmore Scribner.
We are very proud to announce that at this year's Commencement ceremony, Skidmore will confer honorary degrees upon two exceptional individuals:
- Emanuel Ax, internationally acclaimed classical pianist. A multiple Grammy winner, Ax is famous
for his artistic virtuosity, collaborative spirit, and embrace of old and new music.
In 2010, he headlined the formal opening of Skidmore's Arthur Zankel Music Center.
- Bernice Johnson Reagon, renowned activist, musician, educator, and cultural scholar. Reagon was a Freedom Singer for the civil rights movement in the 1960s, and as composer and performer she led her Sweet Honey in the Rock ensemble for 30 years. She is an American University professor emerita and Smithsonian Institution curator emerita.
In addition, the Faculty Speaker will be:
- Katherine (Kate) Graney, associate professor of government and director of gender studies. With research expertise in ethnicities and federalism in Russia and the former Soviet states, since 1999 she has taught courses ranging from Russian to Eastern European politics to gender in international relations and human rights.
Each of our distinguished guests will briefly address the graduating class. Board of Trustees Chair Linda Toohey, Class of 2016 President Miles Calzini, and I will also offer our congratulations.
The entire Skidmore community joins me in expressing our great pride in the accomplishments of the Class of 2016. We look forward to celebrating with you in May.
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A racist cracka professor at UCLA is being accused of racism (of course) because he, get this, corrected grammar from graduate students on papers describing their thesis papers! Who would expect a graduate student at a major university to speak and write English accurately? Especially if they're black, dawg. After all, English was the chosen language of racist slave masters and sh*t! The non-cracka students were so offended they held a sit-in to protest what they call "micro-aggression" from the racisss, cracka professor!
The Daily Bruin wrote (h/t Legal Insurrection):
In a letter sent to colleagues in the department after the sit-in, [Professor] Val Rust said students in the demonstration described grammar and spelling corrections he made on their dissertation proposals as a form of "micro-aggression."
"I have attempted to be rather thorough on the papers and am particularly concerned that they do a good job with their bibliographies and citations, and these students apparently don't feel that is appropriate," Rust said in the letter.
And what the hell is this micro-aggression? It is described as:
Subtle verbal and nonverbal insults directed toward non-whites, often done automatically and unconsciously. They are layered insults based on one's race, gender, class, sexuality, language, immigration status, phenotype, accent, or surname.
Basically, micro-aggression is saying anything that any non-cracka doesn't want to hear! Brilliant, UCLA! Y'all should just shut the doors and hand out diplomas to
colored people people of color in the parking lot! Same difference!
Let me give you stupids at UCLA a little AWD "macro-aggression." If you're a grad student in the Graduate School of Education and Information Studies and can't speak or write English correctly, you be stupid! S-T-U-P-E-D!
The Daily Bruin continues:
Marcelo Suárez-Orozco, the dean of the Graduate School of Education & Information Studies,said in a letter to the school's department of education Tuesday that he expects all members of the graduate school community to be respectful, and that acts of discrimination are not tolerated in the school.
Suarez-Orozco said:
"No hay tolerancia por racismo de estos gabachos en la Universidad de Mexifornia, Los Angeles. De aqui y adelante vamos a hablar totalmente en espanol. Ingles is por racistas y es el idioma de los duenos de esclavos! Viva Mexico y yo quiero Taco Bell!!
American universities used to be the envy of the world for teaching sciences, engineering, business and other studies where one could gain employment after graduation and actually make the world a better place. Now they are PC breeding grounds full of worthless over-educated/under-smart communists indoctrinating our youth in methods that will guarantee a future of living under a bridge. Or welfare. Or prison. Or being a Democrat.
The Daily Bruin continues:
"Kenjus Watson, a graduate student who participated in the sit-in, said he thinks incidents of racial profiling have taken place in the school for several decades, and that students who report incidents using traditional methods are often disregarded."
Yes, Kenjus, racial profiling has taken place for decades! It's called Affirmative Action. It's where lesser qualified black students and other "non-white" students are admitted ahead of better qualified white students solely on the basis of pigment. It is nothing but pure, disgusting racial discrimination! Chances are, Kenjus, you're at UCLA in your little stupid sit-in because racist UCLA accepted you over a better qualified cracka who would actually have the capacity and education to speak correct English! After all, that cracka worked hard and didn't rely on pigment. Know whut I'm sayin', dawg? Yeeee-uhhhh!
The professor was defended by numerous minority students like Anthony Wong who said:
"Professah Lusk no lacist! Professah numbah one! Brack student no rike speak collect Engrish! The rike talk rike lappers!"
Outside of those that teach majors that lead to gainful employment, most college professors are worthless pieces of sh*t. They can't succeed in the real world unless they work for ACORN or the Democrat Party. Womyn's, African American Studies and other complete BS majors should be immediately eliminated! How many more community organizers does America need?
American universities need to return to educating instead of coddling unqualified students who one way or the other will end up on welfare. We need more smart people in America…not more offended! We're full up on the latter and in desperate need of the former!
Here's one of the comments from the Daily Bruin from a UCLA student (you should read them…pretty good stuff):
I am glad this issue is finally coming to the forefront. As a student of
color in Moore Hall, I have never experienced more racism in my life.
The irony is that the racism comes from other students of color. CRT
students are the biggest bullies in Moore Hall. If you are a (non-white)
student who doesn't subscribe to CRT, you are considered ignorant, even
if that framework is not relevant to your research abroad. There is
room for different research perspectives. Let passion and curiosity guide our
research, not dogma.
Why am I not surprised? I don't know what CRT is but I'm sure it's some PC claptrap like "white privilege."
It soon will be a crime to be white in America! If it's not already!


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1. Re: CCDE Writtenjackwikinski May 5, 2010 10:27 PM (in response to Abu Hadee)
Hi Abu,
I am looking at doing it by the end of July all things going well.
2. Re: CCDE WrittenScott Morris - CCDE/4xCCIE/2xJNCIE May 7, 2010 3:57 AM (in response to Abu Hadee)
If you are going to Networkers (cisco live), you can always sign up for that as your "free" exam! Save a little money anyway!
Good luck on it!
3. Re: CCDE Writtenjaymos May 7, 2010 8:31 AM (in response to Scott Morris - CCDE/4xCCIE/2xJNCIE)
I'm taking the CCBOOTCAMP on June 13-17, taking the test at the end of the week. I have it scheduled to take again at Networkers as well. :-)
Maybe I'll see you there!
4. Re: CCDE WrittenMark Pugh May 7, 2010 9:13 AM (in response to Abu Hadee)
Excellent, I too have the written test scheduled for Networkers.
I am using the CCBOOTCAMP course book as study materials, and the Cisco Press CCDE Quick Reference guide at:
Maybe see you guys there, have lunch, discuss the success we may have.?
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There will be a lunch following the service at Grace United Methodist Church.
Dale passed away at home in Ruthven on Thursday, April 12, 2007.
Dale was born to Charles Dewey Belken and Geneva Merinda Woods on March 18, 1940 in Spirit Lake. He lived in that area until moving to Spencer in 1961.
In 1961, he married Eula Marie Utley on April 7, 1961. They lived in Spirit Lake for three months where he worked at Berkleys Fly until he was laid off. Dale held various jobs until 1965; he then got a job with the city of Spencer where he worked for 34 years. He lived in Spencer until 1984. He then moved to Lost Island Lake in Ruthven.
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Welcome to this week's edition of "What Was Cut From Raw on Hulu." Here are the matches/segments that were cut:
The video package showing Bob Barker hosting Raw.
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The video package on the contract signing with Mr. McMahon and Donald Trump for their Hair vs. Hair match at WrestleMania 23.
The Brodus Clay w/Cameron and Naomi vs. CM Punk w/Paul Heyman match, which features a promo by Punk after the match.
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Miz coming out to hint who his guest would be on MizTV.
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The video package showing Matt Striker interviewing Eve on the WWE Active app, with Eve "quitting" WWE.
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Sacha Baren Cohen - "Yo, respek."
от Skott 10 ноември 2004
see also Ali G.
see also Ali G.
he fit wicked, innit? respek.
от International Bad Boy 09 септември 2004
The way in which Ali G pronounces and spells the word "respect"
pronounced "reh-spehk"
pronounced "reh-spehk"
"Dis is none utha than ma' main man John Johnson, yo John..respek"
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a formal acknowledgement, often seen used in the motorcross world of foo foos; the outgreeting of a letter
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"Politicians. Businessmen. Nobody's watching them anymore."
As newsrooms disappear, veteran reporters are being forced from the profession. They dedicated their lives to telling other people's stories. What happens when no one wants to print their words anymore?
"You have to respect the absurdity of it,"
Iowa's caucus system, explained. [YouTube] [Vox] Each US primary election season kicks off in Iowa. Learn the process behind one of the pivotal events of the general election. [more inside]
Nieman Lab's Crowdsourced
"...people are guilty if they eat shrimp that we peeled like slaves."
Global supermarkets selling shrimp peeled by slaves. by Margie Mason, Robin McDowell, Martha Mendoza and Esther Htusan [Associated Press] [more inside]
"What kind of police do you call on the police?"
An all-white jury convicted Daniel Holtzclaw of rape. It's almost enough. [The Guardian]
It took 45 hours over the course of four days for an all-white jury in Oklahoma City to decide whether or not they should convict former police officer Daniel Holtzclaw of sexual assault on the word of 13 black women. On Thursday night, the jury opted to believe (most of) them. There is perhaps no bigger test of how blind justice could possibly be than asking any American jury – especially one that is all white and includes eight men – to believe 13 black women over a former police officer and supposed hero football player. It's easy enough to point to cases where the police were acquitted. And yet, against all expectations this time, justice was blind.[more inside]
Can You Survive A Week As Jeremy Corbyn? The press hates you, lots of your party hates you – can you make it through a week without resigning? (NSFW, Buzzfeed, Choose Your Own Adventure format)
"May the ox of journalism always be yoked to the cart of commerce."
The Onion Is Not a Joke [The Atlantic] How a fake newspaper is turning into a real media empire.
"They were looking for a better life."
Hundreds Feared Dead After Boat Filled With Migrants Capsizes in Mediterranean [New York Times]
"For the past several years, Europe has been confronted with hundreds of thousands of migrants arriving illegally from Africa and the Middle East, many of them fleeing war and poverty. Italy has been in the vanguard of rescue efforts, with its Navy and Coast Guard ships rescuing more than 130,000 people last year in a widely praised program known as Mare Nostrum."[more inside]
"In the end all writing is about adding to life, not diminishing it."
The Final Rhapsody of Charles Bowden by Scott Carrier [Mother Jones] [warning, descriptions of graphic violence] [more inside]
"I was on my bed and I heard gunshots. And my heart raced,"
2 Deadly Shootings Within Hours in Copenhagen; 5 Wounded [New York Times]
A shooting at a free speech event featuring an artist who had caricatured the Prophet Muhammad and a second shooting hours later outside a synagogue left two dead and five police officers wounded in Copenhagen, stirring fears that another terror spree was underway in a European capital a month after 17 people were killed in Paris attacks.[more inside]
David Carr, journalist and media columnist for the New York Times passed away suddenly earlier tonight. [more inside]
Maura is a "she." It's one of the central points of the show.
Ebola Deeply
A media and news project from the creators of Syria Deeply. [more inside]
Thinking about disease
Ebola and the Construction of Fear by Karen Sternheimer (Everyday Sociology)
"Sociologist Barry Glassner, author of The Culture of Fear: Why Americans are Afraid of the Wrong Things, explains how misguided panics are not just benign opportunities to prevent something horrible, but can divert attention and public funds away from more likely threats. He notes:[more inside]Panic-driven public spending generates over the long term a pathology akin to one found in drug addicts. The money and attention we fritter away on our compulsions, the less we have available for our real needs, which consequently grow larger (p. xvii).
"An argument that has the characterizing flavor of bullshit."
The entire first episode of John Oliver's new current-events comedy show on HBO, Last Week Tonight, is viewable on its official YouTube Channel. [more inside]
2013: The Year 'the Stream' Crested
"Information is increasingly being distributed and presented in real-time streams instead of dedicated Web pages. The shift is palpable, even if it is only in its early stages," Erick Schonfeld wrote. "Web companies large and small are embracing this stream. It is not just Twitter. It is Facebook and Friendfeed and AOL and Digg and Tweetdeck and Seesmic Desktop and Techmeme and Tweetmeme and Ustream and Qik and Kyte and blogs and Google Reader. The stream is winding its way throughout the Web and organizing it by nowness."[more inside]
It's OK, you can admit it.
Conan O'Brien once again catches local news media recycling the same joke, over and over, this time for christmas. [more inside]
21 Cooking Tips That Will Kill Us All; Nintendo Steps Into Porn Biz...
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Not everyone can afford to be blasé
What I think we forget–or worse, never even realized—is the extreme privilege often inherent in "digital literacy." Yes, much of the Internet is free. But it takes time and energy to develop the skills and habits necessary to successfully derive value from today's media. Knowing how to tell a troll from a serious thinker, spotting linkbait, understanding a meme, cross checking articles against each other, even posting a comment to disagree with something–these are skills. They might not feel like it, but they are. And they're easier to acquire the higher your tax bracket. - The New Digital Divide: Privilege, Misinformation and Outright B.S. in Modern Media
Savor your newspaper. This is what it feels like when it's gone.
Gabriel Stein reflects on the end of the The Rocky Mountain News, his father's decades-long career there as an editorial cartoonist, and the silver lining he sees in the billionaire acquisitions of The Washington Post and The Boston Globe.
Breaking News!
Who gets to speak, where, in front of whom, and about what
Why the controversial (and somewhat backfired) Lauren Green interview of Reza Aslan is is about more than just Fox News idiocy.
It's No News Week
"By following this process, I'm not looking for ignorance – I'm looking for a way to remove irrelevance and stress from my daily routine, so I can be more aware of relevant things." The value of ignoring the news.
"Don't go around asking the question, 'Is this character likeable?'
Claire Messud: "A woman's rant" [National Post] "Over the last week, discussion surrounding Claire Messud's new novel, The Woman Upstairs, has shifted from the book to an interview its author recently gave to Publishers Weekly, in which Messud took issue with the following question: "I wouldn't want to be friends with Nora, would you? Her outlook is almost unbearably grim." [more inside]
Music has the right to robots
"Designed in collaboration with interactive designer Jonathan Chomko, the COLORS News Machine turns your tweets into headlines, but only after they've been passed through all the media filters and technological platforms that disseminate and distort the news today."
"A megaphone will read your tweet out loud. Its tape recorder listens, converting what it hears into text so that the television can show it onscreen. A camera watching the television converts what it sees into a signal to the radio antenna, which broadcasts the tweet. And the waiting microphone interprets this radio address as text again for printing."
Tweet to here: @ColorsMachine. Live stream here.
"A megaphone will read your tweet out loud. Its tape recorder listens, converting what it hears into text so that the television can show it onscreen. A camera watching the television converts what it sees into a signal to the radio antenna, which broadcasts the tweet. And the waiting microphone interprets this radio address as text again for printing."
Tweet to here: @ColorsMachine. Live stream here.
"Politics determine who has the power, not who has the truth."
Breitbarted! [BUSINESSINSIDER.COM] "Conservative news site Breitbart.com duped by fake story that Paul Krugman declared dankruptcy. A satirical item published last week purporting that economist Paul Krugman had filed for bankruptcy has spread to Boston.com and the conservative website Breitbart this morning. The item originated in The Daily Currant, a satirical news site. Austria's Format online magazine picked it up, and their report was subsequently cited by Boston.com [It has since been taken down 404 error.]. Then it spread to Breitbart. It has since been taken down this morning, but here's a screenshot:" [more inside]
Its mission was to explain America to itself
The First Rough Draft of History: A Behind-the-Scenes History of Newsweek Magazine
Grauniad Down Under?
The Guardian, the 191-year-old British daily newspaper whose name is synonymous with broadly left-leaning values, is reported to be planning to open an Australian online-only news operation. The venture (which has not been confirmed) is said to be headed by current Saturday Guardian editor Katherine Viner, and to be a joint venture with Australian philanthropist Graeme Wood, who already runs a not-for-profit media site). The Guardian already runs a US online news operation (previously) with local reportage and commentary. [more inside]
Times of India
The times of The Times of India - world's largest broadsheet English daily
The Times They Are a-Changin'
In 1962, fifty years ago this month, striking union printers shut down four New York City newspapers in resistance to computerized, automated technologies that were being introduced in newsrooms across the country. Five other area papers shut down voluntarily. The strike lasted 114 days and sounded the death knell for four newspapers. For a brief period, New York was a laboratory that demonstrated what can happen when newspapers vanish. Today, new technology is again shaking American newspapers as the Internet drains away more and more advertising revenue. Is this The Long Good Bye? [more inside]
Who writes this crap?
The 4th Estate corrects its numbers - "That journalism struggles with racial diversity is old news, but a study released on Thursday by The 4th Estate tried to quantify the magnitude of the problem. The organization released an infographic showing that, among the 38 most influential newspapers in the country, 93 percent of front-page articles about the 2012 election were written by white reporters. The infographic received a host of coverage." [more inside]
Giant database of current TV news transcripts and video
You know how Jon Stewart shows politicians contradicting themselves on news clips? Do it yourself by searching a giant database of TV transcripts and video on Internet Archive. The collection now contains 350,000 news programs collected since 2009 from national U.S. networks and stations. The archive is updated with new broadcasts 24 hours after they are aired. Older materials are being added. [more inside]
"The latest victim of the tumor has been my facial nerve."
Kathi Goertzen, a TV news anchor on KOMO in Seattle, has died after battling brain tumors for 14 years. In 2011, she candidly discussed how it felt to be in the public eye after a tumor caused one side of her face to become paralyzed. [more inside]
"We are all apprentices in a craft where no one ever becomes a master."
The Hemingway Papers: The legendary writer's reporting from the Toronto Star archives, featuring historical annotations by William McGeary, a former editor who researched Hemingway's columns extensively for the newspaper, along with new insight and analysis from the Star's team of Hemingway experts.
People just don't value journalism as much as journalists do.
Fungible: A treatise on fungibility, or, a framework for understanding the mess the news industry is in and the opportunities that lie ahead. The younger the person you ask, the less likely it is you'll find that link between wanting to know what's going on and grabbing a paper or opening up a news website. They use Pinterest to figure out what's fashionable and Facebook to see if there's anything fun going on next weekend. They use Facebook just the same to figure out whether there's anything they need to be upset about and need to protest against.
Gawker announces newest hire: a current FOX News employee
Gawker has posted i inaugural column of "The Fox Mole"—a long-standing, current employee of Fox News Channel "I work at Fox News Channel. The final straw for me came last year. Oddly, it wasn't anything on TV that turned me rogue, though plenty of things on our air had pushed me in that direction over the years. But what finally broke me was a story on The Fox Nation. If you're not a frequenter of Fox Nation (and if you're reading Gawker, it's a pretty safe bet you're not) I can describe it for you — it's like an unholy mashup of the Drudge Report, the Huffington Post and a Klan meeting. Word around the office is that the site was actually the brainchild of Bill O'Reilly's chief stalker (and Gawker pal) Jesse Watters."
Pasty Gate
Following an amendment in the recent Conservative Party budget, VAT on 'Baked Goods' will be re-instated. In response, the question of whether or not David Cameron once ate a Greggs pasty infects the British press. The Telegraph have a live blog covering what has been termed by some Pasty Gate
"I have an existential map; it has 'you are here' written all over it"
The Media Map: Who's Reading What And Where: [Forbes] We worked with Bitly and its data on millions of Web clicks to find the most influential media outlets in the country. This map shows which news sources are read and shared at above-average levels by state. Roll over and click on the media outlets below to see where they influence readers and which stories were big hits. Updated monthly to reflect the latest trends. More about the map.
"Have just. Read The Rational Optimist. Great book."
A radical, but not a revolutionary
Grierson believed strongly that the filmmaker had a social responsibility, and that film could help a society realize democratic ideals. His absolute faith in the value of capturing the drama of everyday life was to influence generations of filmmakers all over the world. In fact, he coined the term "documentary film." [more inside]
Televisual journalists report forthcoming same-sex nuptuals on Conan
"In reading just one article, you and your child will have bolstered important literacy skills that will help them every day of their lives."
Teaching Kids News Timely, relevant news articles for kids, educators in the classroom and parents at home. How to Use This Site: On TKN you'll find original news articles on topics that are timely, relevant and intriguing. They are written for an elementary and intermediate school audience (grades 2-8) and can be used easily by kids, parents, and teachers.
"...we still can't tell whether we are all about to die or whether we are being sold a bill of goods."
'The stories about epidemics that are told in the American press—their plots and tropes—date to the 1920's, when modern research science, science journalism, and science fiction were born.' This is the story of how the media back then (January, 1930) helped fuel fears about a parrot-fever pandemic, and the subsequent public backlash. (Via) [more inside]
March of Time
From 1935 to 1951, Time Magazine bridged the gap between print & radio news reporting and the new visual medium of film, with March of Time: award-winning newsreel reports that were a combination of objective documentary, dramatized fiction and pro-American, anti-totalitarian propaganda. They "often tackled subjects and themes that audiences weren't used to seeing — foreign affairs, social trends, public-health issues — and did so with a combination of panache and subterfuge that today seems either absurd or visionary." (Previous two links have autoplaying video.) By 1937, the short films were being seen by as many as 26 million people every month and may have helped steer public opinion on numerous issues, including (eventually) America's entry to WWII. Video samples are available at Time.com, the March of Time Facebook page and the entire collection is available online, (free registration required) at HBO Archives. [more inside]
On the failures of Canadian media and government
Why I Quit My Job Kai Nagata on why he just quit his job as CTV's Quebec City bureau chief at age 24: a critique of Canadian government and media.
"With television you just sit, watch, listen. The thinking is done for you."
Gawker's John Cook yesterday published an exclusive report on a trove of documents from the Nixon Presidential Library tracing the development of Fox News to a 1970 internal memo annotated by then-consultant Roger Ailes. Part of a 318-page cache of similar documents, the memo -- "A Plan For Putting the GOP on TV News" -- called for the creation of a strongly pro-Nixon news outlet operated from the White House which would disseminate partisan news packages free of charge to local affiliates across the country. By coordinating release of these targeted reports with allied politicians and duping opponents into hostile interviews, Ailes hoped to bypass the "prejudices of network news" -- a desire which led him to advocate for some unexpected political policies at the time, from campaign finance reform to anti-poverty efforts. The report comes as Fox is waging an aggressive two-front PR war with perceived ideological enemies -- calling on viewers to file IRS complaints against Media Matters' tax-exempt status for their dogged fact-checking of the network, while on-air hosts launched a campaign to label Jon Stewart "racist" after he called out their record of falsehoods following a critical interview with Chris Wallace (previously).
"You can't fake a tape! Pictures don't lie! At least not until you've assembled them creatively. "
Newstweek: fixing the facts. Newstweek is a device that injects fake news into unsecured wireless connections. More info at hackaday.
"Or don't you like to write letters. I do because it's such a swell way to keep from working and yet feel you've done something." ~Ernest Hemingway
An Open Letter to Writers of Open Letters: To those who feel compelled to address the world from Facebook, Twitter, and email chains, TEDDY WAYNE has a message: No one is listening, least of all Luther Vandross. [TheMorningNews.org]
Obama On OBL: The Full "60 Minutes" Interview
Photographic Immortality
The Burns Archive is a collection of over 700,000 historical photographs that document disturbing subject matter: obsolete medical practices and experiments, death, disease, disasters, crime, revolutions, riots and war. Newsweek posted a select gallery this past October, as well as a video interview and walk-through with curator and collector Dr. Stanley B. Burns, a New York opthalmologist. (Via) (Content at links may be disturbing to some.) [more inside]


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Former Clipper Caron Butler stands behind players in the Donald Sterling situation
Caron Butler spent the past two seasons with the Clippers, battling through playoff wars with many of the guys who are now shrouded in the middle of the Donald Sterling controversy.
And as the current Thunder forward watched Sunday's emotional game between the Clippers and Warriors, he fully supported the silent stand be his former teammates against Sterling's racially charged comments which were exposed over the weekend.
"Those my brothers still," Butler said on Monday. "We still have relationships outside of basketball. So I always pull for them, what they decide to do off the court.
Clipper players wore black socks and wristbands as a sign of silent protest. They also turned their shooting shirts inside out so the Clipper logo couldn't be seen.
"When I got news, I thought it was just a bad situation, an unfortunate situation," Butler said. "And I agree with my peers all around the league. There's no room in our game for that or our society."
Butler said, during his time in Los Angeles, he didn't know Sterling well enough to have any idea of his personal ideologies.
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Last week both families were at the house along with their parents.
We had been to the funeral home for a visitation and when we came back home, the noise level and excitement picked up. I walked into the living room to find the 5-year- old granddaughter chasing her five year old cousin around the table in the living room. It was apparently some sort of tag game but the space was pretty congested with family. My response was "Hey, hey, quit the running." That was about as effective as spitting into a strong south wind. That was followed up by my youngest son's admonition "Hey you two! Quit the running! Somebody's going to crash and burn!"
If he lived in biblical times, he would be called a prophet because less than 10 seconds later, the two of them went careening down the hall and the grandson in front stopped and the granddaughter ran over him from behind.
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Her cousin, who also lost her front teeth at the age of 5 tried to console her by saying, "It took three years for my permanent teeth to come in."
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Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Halloween Festival
at Parade Grounds (in Fort Totten Park), Queens
12:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Highlights include games, rides, craft projects, a costume contest, a pumpkin patch, and goodie bags.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Festivals, Games, Best for Kids, Halloween, Fall Festivals
Introduction to Bird Watching
at Audubon Center at the Boathouse (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
Look! Up in the sky, it's a bird! But what kind of bird is it? Join the Prospect Park Alliance to learn about the magnificent array of birds that call Prospect Park home.
Category: Birding, Nature
Arts, Culture & Fun: The Public Theater Presents The Comedy of Errors
at Williamsbridge Oval Recreation Center (in Williamsbridge Oval), Bronx
1:00 p.m.–2:30 p.m.
Mistaken identity leads to delightful mayhem in the Bard's classic play about two sets of twins separated by stormy seas. This event is free and open to the public. All are welcome!
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Creepy Crawly Halloween
at Audubon Center at the Boathouse (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
1:00 p.m.–4:30 p.m.
Take a second look at the creatures that give you the creeps, you may find you like them! Participate in fun activities and experiments that will make your spine tingle!
Category: Nature, Best for Kids, Halloween, Fall Festivals
GreenThumb Workshop: Pumpkin Carving
at Homeowners and Tenants Garden/Little Green Garden (in ), Bronx
1:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
It's that time of year to use your creative chops and turn gourds into illuminated Jack O'Lanterns.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Best for Kids, Halloween, Seniors
TreesCount! 2015 Training Session
at Myrtle Avenue and Stueben Street
1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Join a TreesCount! Training class to learn the techniques you need to help us map, count, and care for every street tree in New York City.
Category: Volunteer, TreesCount! 2015
Nature Hike in Freshkills Park
at Schmul Park, Staten Island
1:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Join us for an October guided hike through Freshkills Park.
Category: Nature, Hiking
Meet the Artists: Julian Chams and Beatrice Glow
at Glyndor Gallery (in Wave Hill), Bronx
1:30 p.m.–2:30 p.m.
Join Wave Hill's 2015 Van Lier Visual Artist Fellows, Julian Chams andBeatrice Glow, during this artists talk in which each will discuss their creative process and the concepts behind their solo projects.
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Scary Stories With Tammy Hall
at Lefferts Historic House (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
2:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Join the Alliance at sites around the Park for family-friendly holiday programming.
Category: Best for Kids, Halloween
Kids Crafts: Scharen Knippen
at Lefferts Historic House (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
2:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Celebrate fall at Lefferts with the old Dutch craft Scharen Knippen. Cut out autumn and halloween scenes and patterns some designed in the 19th century by Mrs. Lefferts herself. While…
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Does anyone know if there are specific laws in LA County regarding bicycles and right turns - either at intersections or entry ways? For example, How far ahead does a car have to pass a cyclist to have "right of way" to make a right turn into a drive way? Do cars always have to yield to cyclist when making right turns. Is it legal to ride in the gutter to the intersection past a dozen cars in a right turn lane?
Years ago in Boulder, CO, for example, cyclists were allowed to ride up along waiting cars at intersections, but only to the first in line car with a right turn signal. That first turning car had right of way when the light turned green, but not the rest.


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