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Obama's Wake-Up Call
President Obama got roughed up by the pundit class last week. The question is what lessons he draws from the going-over. Here's one he should take: The nation's political conversation has grown stale and many Americans have lost the sense of what he is doing to improve their lives.
You can argue that this perception isn't fair. The Affordable Care Act, if it's implemented well, will improve a lot of lives. The economy is adding jobs, not shedding them. The deficit is coming down. Two front-burner initiatives, immigration reform and broader background checks -- yes, they'll be voted on again -- really do matter.
But the fact is that the talk in Washington has been dominated by the same stuff we obsessed over in 2010, 2011, and 2012: a monotonous, uninspiring, insider clash over budgets. Even in that context, we barely discuss what government can do that would be helpful (except to air travelers).
Obama's defenders say that D.C. dysfunction should be laid at the feet of Republicans in Congress who are so invested in his failure that they even vote against things they are for. That's what Sen. Pat Toomey, R-Pa., says happened on background checks.
Rather than criticize the president, says former chief White House speechwriter Jon Favreau, those who want him to succeed need to hold Republicans in the House and Senate accountable. The president can't do it by himself, Favreau said in The Daily Beast. He needs help from his supporters.
Well, sure. To pretend that the president can magically get an increasingly right-wing Republican House and Senate contingent to do his bidding is either naive or willfully misleading. The GOP really does hope that blocking whatever Obama wants will steadily weaken him.
But the president also needs to ask himself why even his supporters are growing impatient. His whole budget strategy, after all, is directed almost entirely toward gently coaxing Republicans his way, without any concern as to whether what he is doing is demobilizing the very people he needs on his side now.
When, in pursuit of tax reform, he explicitly offered a compromise to change the index that determines Social Security benefits as part of his budget, he did so against the advice of many of his most loyal backers in Congress. This includes Democrats who would be willing to vote for this cut to Social Security benefits as part of a serious budget deal. But they insist that such a major step toward the Republicans should be taken only in return for concrete concessions from them on the need for more revenues.
If Obama wants to underscore that his problem is Republican obstruction, he should tell those GOP senators he likes to dine with that they need to come up with revenues very soon or else he'll withdraw that "chained CPI" offer he claims not to like much anyway. Put up or shut up is a cliché, but a useful one.
Similarly, it's worth asking why so many of Obama's own initiatives have dropped out of public view. Obama has called for raising the minimum wage to $9 an hour. Many Democrats in Congress think, correctly, that it should be set at $10. Would it be so hard for Obama to come out fighting for the minimum-wage increase -- and for other steps to bolster the incomes of those stuck at the bottom of the economy? Why not expose that none of this is happening because of GOP opposition?
Obama wants to provide universal pre-K education. This ought to be a bipartisan idea. Many Republican governors have embraced the concept in their own states. Shouldn't the president be pushing harder to get it on the media's radar by way of forcing a debate in Congress?
The president believes we need to spend more on our infrastructure to boost job creation now and to make us competitive for the long run. He's right. But he needs to make clear this is something that's genuinely important to him.
It's true that Obama spoke about both his investment agenda and his pre-school plan at that much-maligned news conference last Tuesday. And the White House announced on Sunday that he would embark on a series of "middle class jobs and opportunity tours." What he hasn't done consistently or energetically enough is to remind Americans that the stakes in this debate are larger than the day-to-day drone of partisan invective suggests.
Remember the Mark Twain line that Wagner's music was better than it sounded? Obama's program has more to do with growth and opportunity than he usually lets on. If he wants to rally us, he might want to change this.
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About the Author
E. J. Dionne Jr. is a syndicated columnist, professor of government at Georgetown University, and a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution. His most recent book is Our Divided Political Heart: The Battle for the American Idea in an Age of Discontent (Bloomsbury Press).
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Obama is talking out loud to people with their hands clasped over their ears and screaming no, no, no! to everything he says. Meanwhile, we who do hear him are bombarding our congress people with every sort of email and petition in support of his programs and proposals. Let they who have ears, hear. We need a new exorcism to target this incredible deafness. Maybe in 2014?
Is that the wake-up call he missed when he went AWOL during the attack on the Bemghazi consulate?
EJ's lamentations over his personal dissilusionment is sad. Obama is still the most inexperienced president we've ever had despite being in office 5 years. He has not learned how to manage anything but the press and the willing accolades like EJ. He had and still has no executive, political or management experience except to read from a teleprompter. His policies have failed to generate a vibrant economy and he is the only President to preside over 5 years of negative growth and a 5 year decline in the labor participation rate, exacerbated by doubling our deficit. EJ's need to blame Republicans is ridiculous. They have said no to horrible policies that are starting to crumble around the President..just as you say NO to the child who wants only dessert and never dinner. EJ needs to stop his whining and acknowlege he's been supporting the wrong saviour. Sad he thought any person was one. Do not worship false gods EJ ..it's geting tiring.
TelePrompTer remarks and false Benghazi conspiracy charges are the only remaining political bitter stances of the GOP.
What he can do for the good of the country is resign. I believe Benghazi will be the turning point where even the MSM will turn. The evidance today was overwhelming by 3 of the most apolitical and honerable men i the country, all with a combined 75 years of military service.
This cover up is a million-fold worse than Water Gate. Four men lost their lives, and Americans, if they haven't already, will by the time it's all said and done, have lost trust.
When a leader loses trust, it's all over. Mike Huckabee already predicted that he will not finish out his term. Yesterday's SC election was a bellwether. Finally the majority of Americans are waking up to the reality of one of if not the worst American President in our lifetime.
... the only president to preside over five years of negative growth
I think EJ and I would both agree that Obama could have done better. However, although growth has been slow over the last five years, it has been positive.
Hi Patricia,
1. Who's to blame for Benghazi? GOP wouldn't approve spending increases for embassy security. No evidence that experts charged with securing embassies brought security concerns anywhere near Barack Obama. Rice "talking points scandal" pretty much fizzling out, with release of WH emails.
2. Who's to blame for IRS targeting? Nowhere near the Secretary of the Treasury, much less the White House. Obama's condemnation was quick and forceful.
4. Who's to blame for AP/FOX email snooping? Not brought to Obama's attention. There were lawful supoenas. This comes down to the same type of controversy as enhanced interrogation. Balance between civil liberties vs national security. Open for criticism, but, in the end, can be argued from both sides.
Cover up a million-fold worse than Watergate? Leader losing trust? Won't finish out his term? Worst President of our lifetime?
The problem for those who desperately want to believe the questions in the preceding paragraph is that of scandal over-reach. The American public is tired of the last Presidential campaign. The noise from the Right sounds exactly like political campaign rhetoric -- and over-the-top rhetoric, at that.
They aren't buying it -- and the economy is starting to come to life and the deficits are going down and the people are grateful to have a President who is doing a good job against terrorists while keeping us out of foreign wars. NJ Governor Christie is a smart politician. He woudn't be cozying up to a guy who was in the process of going down. Christie continues to see his Obama lovefest as a political asset.
Wishing for something (i.e. the collapse of the Obama Presidency) doesn't mean it's going to happen, no matter how fervent the wish from the President's opponents.
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A native of Indiana, John Whiteaker was born on May 4, 1820. The son of John Whiteaker and Nancy Smales, he was one of five children. John was primarily self-educated, due to having only six months of formal schooling. Growing up, he was involved in a number of jobs, then volunteered during the Mexican War for military service. John married Nancy Jane Hargrave on August 22, 1847 and in time, the couple became parents of six children.
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- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 pound ground turkey
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- 1/2 cup meatless spaghetti sauce, warmed
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- Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack. Grill patties, uncovered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 6-8 minutes on each side or until a meat thermometer reaches 165° and juices run clear.
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Ashkenazim (but generally not S'fardim or Chassidim) read the following books in their entirety on festivals:
Finally, some other Tanakh texts, most notably from Psalms, are used throughout the liturgy.
There actually is a schedule, though nowadays it is not very well known. A full listing of the where each section in Nakh (the Prophets and Writings) begins can be found here. These sections, known as סדרים sedarim, are marked in old manuscripts of Tanakh with the letter ס. There are 295 such sections in the link above, leading many to beleive that this division was part of an annual daily study cycle (leaving off the days of Shabbat and Yom Tov, one is left with approximately 295 days in a regular Jewish year). I will note that there are some variant traditions about exactly how to break up the sections in certain places. The popular Koren Tanakh includes these breaks (and numbers them) for use in study and reference.
As for ritual public readings, Monica's answer gives a nice summary of the main ones (Torah reading on Shabbat morning, Haftara reading on Shabbat morning, and Esther on Purim), but I'll point out two others here:


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Meeting with Title Boxing Club Knoxville franchise owner Ashley Burns is like getting an energy boost. His enthusiasm for his new venture is certainly contagious. His Title Boxing Club franchise opened this week and the community has responded well.
Burns is a Baton Rouge native, graduate of Southeastern Louisiana University, and left the United States Air Force having attained the rank of Captain. He has his Masters degree in Logistics from Trident University International. He left the Air Force when he and his wife Amber wanted to start a family. They chose Knoxville, after much prayer, for its proximity to the Great Smoky Mountains and the "just right" feel they got when driving around.
Ashley is passionate about the life changing possibilities of boxing. He believes in the ability of boxing to relieve stress, build confidence and change the way one looks at one's body.
One of the most immediate things that stands out is the privacy of the room. Forty 100 pound bags hang from the ceiling of the Title Boxing Club. These bags provide privacy, which is so important to anyone who is trying something for the first time. You will not feel exposed. You will not feel as if you are being stared at. When you are at the bags, you can only see a few people on either side.
A trainer, with a headset, is on the floor during the class. The trainer provides encouragement and motivation, while the cranked up music provides rhythm to aid the movements. With over 1,000 workouts in the Title Boxing Club catalog, you will not have a repetitive, boring work out.
The first work out is always free, and Ashley says this workout works for ages eight to eighty. According to Ashley, in just the few days they have been open, several women in their sixties have been in for the classes. When asked what the one thing he wants everyone to know about Title Boxing Club, Ashley says:
"Burn up to 1000 calories an hour with TITLE Boxing Club's POWER HOUR classes"
Ashley would love to see organizations use the Title Boxing Club for fundraisers. Instead of the usual car wash or pancake breakfast, a high school group, church group or other organization could sell tickets for a private function at Title Boxing Club. Title Boxing Club provides the gloves (up to 30), the venue and the trainer. The organization keeps all the funds raised.
Title Boxing Club Knoxville is on North Peters Road, in the same complex as The U.P.S. store and JoAnn's. Check out the Title Boxing Club website for hours and classes or call them at (865)-622-5569. For a look at the facility check out the slide show.


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Writers of Kentucky want to gather. There are not many of us and yet there are various programs, meetings, and get-togethers for writers of every category in the writing industry. Open mic days are available for song writers and poets, book releases, signings, Kentucky has it all.
Here is an incomprehensive list of some of the goings-on for writers in Kentucky:
- Wednesday October 6 - Kentucky Poets: Richard Taylor, Susan Richards and Katerina Stoykova-Klemer, reading at the Scott County Arts & Cultural Center (Georgetown)
- Wednesday October 6 - Thomas Freese will sign copies of Ghosts, Spirits and Angels and other titles. 10:30am-2:30pm. (Lexington - KACB Product Pavilion)
- Friday October 8 - Libby Falk Jones reads poems from her recent chapbook, Above the Eastern Treetops, Blue, intertwined with original music by Jesse Wilhite. 7:30-8:30pm. (Berea - Berea Arts Council)
- Friday October 8 - InKY Reading Series at The Bard's Town. Fiction by Paul Griner, author of The German Woman. Poetry by Renee Emerson, author of Something Like Flight, and music Sam Hadfield. Begins at 7:00 with an open mic. (Louisville)
- October 8 & 9 - Susan Noe Harmon, will sign copies of her novel, Under the Weeping Willow, at The Country Music Store. 3:30--6:30pm. (Renfro Valley Entertainment)
- October 8 & 9 - Grand Rivers Third Annual Storytelling Event, 7:00pm, Badgett Playhouse Theater. Mitch Capel & Michael Reno Harrell. Call the Box Office Today 888-362-4223for special ticket prices. (Grand Rivers)
- Saturday October 9 - Eastern Kentucky University Professor Kelli Carmean signing Creekside: An Archaeological Novel. 2:00pm (Lexington - The Morris Book Shop)
Hang out with fellow writers, expand your writer's platform as well as your writing knowledge and have some fun! Be sure to check back for a list of next week's goings-on in Kentucky.
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A week of great tennis culminated on Saturday at Life Time Athletic during the US Open National Playoffs Southern Qualifying Tournament in Norcross, GA.
Champions were crowned in men's and women's singles as well as mixed doubles.
In this week-long event, it doesn't hurt to be a college player coming off a long and intense college tennis season.
Maxx Lipman, a University of Florida player and native of Nashville jumped out to a a 4-1 lead in his match against Michael Kay of Georgia Tech.
Kay, keeping Lipman off balance with his forehand took the first set, but Lipman then settled in.
The second team All-SEC and SEC All-Freshman Team player with the Gators steadied himself and held on to take the match 6-7(8), 6-1, 6-3.
"I got over the frustration of the first set. I'm proud of the way I fought back," stated Lipman. "I was playing good tennis and when I saw the draw; I knew it was going to be a good tournament. This is my first tournament since the college matches, so it was a good and a fun match."
On the women's side, former WTA Tour standout Julie Ditty of Kentucky came out of a retirement of sorts this month to get back in competitive tennis mode. In 2007-2008, Ditty was ranked No. 89 in the world in singles and No. 66 in doubles. She also has won more USTA Pro Circuit/ITF Circuit titles than anyone in tennis. That would be nine in singles and 30 in doubles.
Ditty prevailed over University of Alabama player, and NCAA Doubles Champion, Maya Jansen 6-2, 6.2.
Ditty said that being fifteen years older than her opponent, actually helped.
"I look at all of the matches the same," Ditty said. "I try to play with variety- high balls and slice. I kept my attitude good the whole match and stayed positive."
In mixed doubles, Ricky Doverspike and Natalie Pluskota were the victorious team.
Doverspike, a former Alabama player who now serves as assistant women's coach for The Tide, and Pluskota, a former Tennesse player who competes on the USTA Pro Circuit won the Southern qualifying tournament two years ago, but this time it was tough as they took the spirited final 7-6(1), 3-6 [11-9] over Marcus Hurtig and Abigal Tere-Apisah.
All of the winners advance to the final 16 round in New Haven, CT, this August.
The 2014 US Open National Playoffs men's and women's singles champions earn a wild card into the US Open Qualifying Tournament, held prior to the US Open. The US Open National Playoffs mixed doubles champions will receive a wild card into the main draw of the 2014 US Open.
It's a tough road, but it's was way anyone can make it to New York and the U.S. Open.


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TV Shows have becoming so popular nowadays as they are the entertainment part of people's daily schedule. People are always eager to know what will happen in next episode. You might get upset while your favorite show is canceled for the further season. Here is the list of canceled TV shows of 2011. If there is your most liked series in this list then you have to place your interest on any other show.
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1) 18 To Life
CBC channel has decided to not to renew a Canadian television sitcom, 18 to Life for season 3. However, the reason for the cancellation is not known yet. The final episode of this series, "House of Cards" was aired on Monday, 28 March 2011. The show completed total 25 episodes and two seasons. This show was well-liked in Canada but it could not become popular in the US. Its story was about two teens who were neighbours as well as best friends. They decided to marry and afterwards they found to live in a manner which confused their friends and families.
2) Big Love
The American television series, "Big Love" which was broadcasted on HBO has been canceled for its next sixth season. It is believed to discontinue due to its lower rating. It packed up after 5 seasons and 53 episodes on 20 March, 2011. The series was based on the family of Utah man, Bill Paxton. Bill and his three wives as well as his children were shown to hide their life style from the world. They all were trying to keep away from the negative stereotypes around their religious thoughts.
3) Glory Daze
The US cable network, TBS will not renew the comedy hour-long series, "Glory Daze" for season 2. It was about the group of friends at Hayes University in 1980s Wisconsin who were prepared for the things that would come during their college life. The TBS has stopped the series because of insufficient rating. Moreover, the second cause may be the involvement of one of the casts in the series, Chris D'Elia in 'Pilot'. Glory Daze was premiered for 10 episodes in the season 1.
4) 100 Questions
The NBC network's 100 Questions has been stopped only after its 6 episodes of the first season. This sitcom was moving around a woman who was trying to find out about her life. It experienced many changes before aired on the small screen and it got very low rating so, it will canceled for further season. Its last episode, 'Have You Ever Had a One-Night Stand' was showed on July1, 2010.
5) Dark Blue
The cop drama series of TNT, Dark Blue will not come for its third season. The declination in rating is major ground for its termination. It finished two seasons with the 20 episodes. The last episode of the series was broadcasted on September 15, 2010. In the show, a group of undercover LAPD officers were found to run highly secret team against criminal activities.
6) As the World Turns
The Long-running soap operas, As the World Turns will not air further. It has been ended after 54 years. The show was premiered on the CBS for 13, 858 episodes of 54 seasons. The formation of Irna Phillips, this longer soap opera was occurred in the imagined community of Oakdale, Illinois. The stories of the seasons progressed as life itself like the world turns. It was ended on September 17, 2010.
7) Breakthrough with Tony Robbins
The reality show of NBC, Breakthrough with Tony Robbins has been terminated only after its two episodes of the first season. Actually, there were total 6 episodes but it has been stopped due to poor rating among viewers. The show was about the couples who were experiencing problems in their lives and a world famed self help guru entered in their lives and helped them to solve their difficulties.
8) At the Movies
The movie review television show, At the Movies has been pulled out from airing on Disney-ABC Domestic Television. Two movie critics, Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert had started this series with the title 'Siskel & Ebert & the Movies'. The title was altered many times over the years of its running. It was displayed for 24 seasons. The one of the hosts, Siskel was died in 1999 and another host, Ebert had to leave the show due to his throat cancer in 2006. Other hosts were appointed but they were not proved much effective and show had represented its last episode on August 14, 2010.
9) Entourage
The comedy-drama series will not come for its ninth season on HBO channel. The final episodes of the eighth season will possibly be premiered in summer 2011. The series was revolves around the usual life of Vincent Chase, a enthusiastic young actor in Hollywood and his followers who were finding the shark-infested waters of Hollywood.
10) The Gates
The ABC's thriller drama series has been closed only after completing its first season. The show was about the gated community which was become famous because of supernatural secrets. Though the stories of vampires and magic are well-liked by the viewers, this could not get attention among watchers. It was ended on September 19, 2010.
11) Friday Night Lights
This series was based on the sport as well as teen drama. It was broadcasted on the NBC for four seasons and 76 episodes. But the later part of the series was facing lower rating. Therefore, it was decided to end the series after fifth season. It was moving around the high school football team in Dillon, Texas, team players and society around them.
12) Batman: The Brave and the Bold
The Cartoon Network's animated series, Batman: The Brave and the Bold has been terminated for the fourth season. Presently, the third season of this series is running and its last episode will be aired on April 29, 2011. This American cartoon series was part of the DC Comics "team-up" series. it featured a Batman who got together with the other heroes to resolve a crime.
13) The Bridge
The CBS network has pulled Canadian cop drama, The Bridge just after three episodes. The reason behind the cancellation is again lower rating. It was showed on May 21, 2010 for the last installment. This show revolved around a cop who was selected to the head the police union. While it became popular in Canada to again place second season, CBS covered it on Saturday nights and it did not catch much audience.
14) The Good Guys
This series has been canceled by the Fox due to disappointing ratings. It has discontinued after 20 episodes. It was an action-comedy series describing an old-school police officer and a modern detective.
15) Gravity
This will be not aired for more episodes on the Pay-for-view channel Starz. It finished with 10 episodes. It never got large ratings of audience. It was about the out-patient program for suicide survivors. The final episode of the season which was showed on June 25, 2010 gained 0.0 rating in the 18-49 demographics.
16) Caprica
This science fiction drama television show has been packed up by Syfy after 18 episodes of the first season. It was the spin-off prequel of re-imagined Battlestar Galactica and it did not get enough viewers. The last five installments were premiered in a marathon in January, 2011.
17) Countdown with Keith Olbermann
This hour-long weeknight news and political commentary live show has been ended on the MSNBC network. The Keith Olbermann presented his last show on January 21, 2011. However, he did not reveal any information regarding the termination. As per some sources, the cause behind ending may be the Olbermann's suspension before few months due to his giving in three Democrat campaigns, a violation of company policy.
18) Greek
Because of lower rating, this American comedy-drama series has been called off. It was based on the students of the story bound Cyprus-Rhodes University (CRU), situated in Ohio and they took part in the school's Greek system. It was presented for 4 seasons and finale of the fourth season was broadcasted on March 7, 2011.
19) Hannah Montana (Disney Channel)
This American television series, Hannah Montana has been ended after its fourth season. One of the starring in the series, Miley Cyrus agreed with this and decided to go on after four seasons. The finale episode was represented on January 16, 2011. The show was aired on the Disney Channel as well as on the ABC as part of the ABC Kids block on Saturday mornings.
20) Last Comic Standing
As NBC was facing declined rating, it canceled this reality show to air in 2011. The series has ended after seven seasons. The show was concerning the selection of a comedian from a group who would achieve a development contract with NBC network. This chosen comedian had to first present on the cable-TV network Comedy Central and after that on the Bravo cable.
21) Huge
The ABC has wrapped up its freshman drama show "Huge." It was on the basis of the young adult novel by Sasha Paley. This hour-long drama series was revolving around eight teens that were brought to a summer weight-loss camp, Camp Victory. On October 4, 2010, ABC family declared that they didn't get order for the additional installments and hence they were finishing the series. It was run for the 10 episodes.
22) Larry King Live
This American talk program was hosted by the Larry King for over 25 years. It was the CNN's most-viewed and longest-running show with more than millions viewers. The Larry King performed his final episode on December 16, 2010. He has been replaced by the Piers Morgan, the British television personality and journalist.
The Jonas Brothers' program JONAS LA has been ended by the Disney Channel. The last part of the show was demonstrated on October 3, 2010. This trio was found to adjust their life together with their school life and friends. The unsatisfactory rating in comparison to other Disney shows may be the reason for its termination.
24) Life Unexpected
This American television series has been finished off by the CW network after its second season. The CW renewed its series after the accomplishment of season 1 but, the season 2 could not catch more viewers. Therefore, the creator of series, Liz Tigelaar officially announced the closing of show on December 6, 2010 through Twitter. Its finale was presented on January 18, 2011.
25) Law & Order: Criminal Intent
The tenth season of this USA Network's show has been declared as last season. The ninth season of the series was ended on July 6, 2010 and then it has been renewed for tenth season with eight episodes. The original casts Vincent D'Onofrio and Kathryn Erbe will come back in this final season which will be started from May 1, 2011.
26) In Treatment
The HBO has wrapped up In Treatment after finishing season 3. They ended this series but they are thinking to present it in another way. Though this show was liked by some critics, it got lower rating during the third season which was premiered in December, 2010.
27) Lights Out
The Lights Out has been stopped by the FX network only after first season due to poor rating amid viewers. The show's last episode was aired on April 5, 2011. It was about the former boxer, Patrick 'Lights' Leary (Holt McCallany) who struggled after getting retirement from ring to help his wife and three daughters.
28) Live to Dance
In this reality dance show of CBS, 18 dancers from all over the country competed with each other to gain the title, Live To Dance champion as well as prize of $500,000. But, the show pulled after 7 episodes of season 1 because of reduced rating. The judge of the show, Paula Abdul will not return for the season 2.
29) My Boys
On September 14, 2010, TBS called off the show after four seasons. The series was based on the female sports journalist in Chicago, Illinois and about two guys, her brother and best friend in her life. This comedy sitcom was aired for 49 episodes of four seasons.
30) My Generation
This American mockumentary television show has been canceled by the ABC on the basis of much less rating. It discontinued just after two episodes of the season 1. The remaining 6 installments have been disclosed online. This hour-long comedy-drama was revolving around the group of students who were got together after the ten years of graduation.
31) Lone Star
The Lone Star also ended after its two low-rated episodes. The show of the FOX network was regarding the handsome conman, James Wolk. The story of the season was moving around the efforts of conman to adjust his double lives as swindle investor and an oil tycoon family. The additional 4 episodes have been not aired.
32) No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency
This television comedy-drama program was created by the BBC in association with HBO. It was produced on the basis of same named novels of Alexander McCall Smith. It was finished off after first season because of lower rating. The HBO will not renew the show for further season but may continue with two movies.
33) Medium
There will be no eight season of this series as it received average rating for few past installments. The 'Medium' was about the real life of Psychic Medium Allison DuBois and her family. It was performed by the famous actress, Patricia Arquette. Initial five seasons were broadcasted by NBC and then sixth season was aired through CBS. The series was ended on January 21, 2011.
34) Outlaw
This American Drama series has been terminated by the NBC. Because of worse rating, NBC canceled Outlaw on October 11, 2010 and transferred remaining 4 episodes to a Saturday time slot. The show was concerning the Supreme Court Justice (Smits) who went back to be a lawyer to compete with injustices. NBC displayed the series finale on November 13, 2010.
35) Smallville
The series based on the DC Comics character Superman has wrapped up after finishing season 10. The initial five seasons were broadcasted on WB network and later seasons were aired on the CW. The last episode of the series was revealed on September 24, 2010.
36) The Whole Truth
The Whole Truth was the lowest rating series of the ABC network. Therefore, this American legal drama series has been canceled for more episodes. Earlier, it was announced that the all 13 episodes of the series would be showed. Later ABC declared that the show was taken out and the remaining 7 installments were left to display.
37) Stargate Universe
The part of MGM's Stargate franchise, Stargate Universe has been ended after the 40 installments and two seasons. It was the Canadian – American military science fiction series of Syfy network. As it could not attract more viewers, Syfy called off it even its 10 episodes were left to air. These 10 episodes will be premiered around this spring.
38) Undercovers
This JJ Abrams' freshman drama series was about the secret detective couple. It was finished off on December 29, 2010. The NBC canceled it due to insufficient rating in demographics. The 10 out of its 13 installments were aired but there is no information regarding the showing of left 3 episodes.
39) Supernanny
The ABC has terminated its Supernanny Reality show after season 6. It was based on the parents suffering from the behavior of their children. The host, Nanny Jo Frost stated that she finished the series with the intention that she can begin her own family. She hosted the last show of series on March 18, 2011.
40) Terriers
As usual reason, lower rating is the basis for ending of Terriers. The Ted Griffin had produced this American crime comedy-drama series for FX. The story was turning around the two unlicensed private investigators in San Diego County, Donal Logue and Michael Raymond-James. It lasted for 13 episodes of the season 1. The finale of the Terriers was aired on December 1, 2010.
41) The Oprah Winfrey Show
This American syndicated talk show is hosted and created by Oprah Winfrey. Though this is one of the highest-rated shows, Oprah Winfrey will leave it as she wants to set up her own cable channel. The final episode will be presented on May 25, 2011 however; the series will be showed in repeats till September. Till now the Oprah Winfrey Show has completed over 4,500 installments and 25 seasons.
42) Running Wilde
The Running Wilde has been not renewed for the further episodes besides its 13 installments. It was ended by the FOX during mid-season because it could not hit in ratings. The 4 out of 13 episodes have been not revealed. This comedy series was run from September 21, 2010 to December 26, 2010.
43) Persons Unknown
This NBC's mystery drama mini-series concluded on the August 28, 2010 and it has been not renewed for season 2 due to weak rating. It was about the group of strangers who imprisoned in a small ghost town. It was supported as self-contained series by the NBC but many things were not revealed even on the end. Total 13 episodes of this series were premiered.
44) Scoundrels
The ABC network has canceled this hour-long series after eight episodes. This show was founded on the New Zealand TV series Outrageous Fortune. It showed worse rating among viewers and finished on August 15, 2010. The story revolved around the West family which faced various confrontations with the law.
45) Skating with the Stars
The reality show Skating with the Stars was about the coupling of celebrities with professionals from the world of figure skating. It followed from the British show, Dancing on Ice. The ABC has called off this series only after 6 installments of first season due to very poor rating. Its rating was turned down from first week to sixth seek. It was ended on December 21, 2010.
46) Rubicon
This conspiracy thriller series has been canceled by the AMC as a result of declined rating. It was highly commended by some critics but not watched by many viewers. It centered the intelligence analyst at a national think tank at New York City, American Policy Institute (API) who found out that he might work with the associates of a secret society which operates world events on a big scale. Its final thirteenth episode of season 1 was showed on October 17, 2010.
47) Secret Diary of a Call Girl
This British television drama was premiered on the ITV2 and it was founded on the blog as well as books written by the pseudonymous "Belle de Jour." It starred Billie Piper as Belle as a high-class call girl based in London. This series has now been ended after completing four seasons and 32 episodes. This series will not be renewed but may be aired in some other form.
48) Party Down
The Party Down has been canceled by the Starz after two seasons and 20 episodes because the rating of show was declining constantly. The finale installment which aired on June 25, 2010 received 0.0 rating in the 18-49 demographic with only 74,000 viewers. Though this comedy series liked by some of its fans critics, it could not attracted required rating among watchers.


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Taryne Mowatt (17-6) went the distance in the circle for the second time in the series, allowing three runs on six hits in six innings, in which she struck out 12 Lobo batters.
After having entered the fourth inning without a hit, the Wildcats took a 2-0 lead in the fourth inning behind a pair of walks, an RBI groundball and two singles. Fox and Sarah Akamine opened the inning by drawing two bases on balls, which was enough for UNM head coach Ty Singleton to pull starter Kelly Ninemire from the circle. Singleton inserted Tori Rogers (3-3) who would be lit up for 10 hits over the next 2.1 innings. After a
The Lobos loaded the bases in the fourth, but Mowatt squelched the threat to maintain the two-run advantage.
In the fifth, UNM snapped a streak of 14.2 scoreless innings this weekend with a three-run homer to take the lead, 3-2. Ryanne Hodgins and Samantha Hughes reached with a pair of one-out singles and one batter later, Amy Ray came up with her first hit of the weekend and third home run of the year to give the Lobos a lead.
The Wildcats quickly made up for the one-run deficit by scorching the Lobos for nine runs on seven hits in the sixth. Fox led off with a single and two batters later scored her first of two runs in the inning. With the game tied 3-3, Roth doubled two runs in for her first game-winning hit of the year. Two batters later, Lowe plated Balko with a single with the first of three consecutive run-scoring hits by UA seniors to continue the rally. The scoring spree and the game came to an end when Leles scored Fox with a single up the middle to invoke the eight-run mercy rule.
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- Today's game concludes UA's non-conference slate. The Wildcats went 24-7 with a 6-6 mark against ranked opponents.
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Morgan Geyser, one of the two 12-year-old girls from southeastern Wisconsin who lured a third girl into the woods last May, pinned her down and stabbed her 19 times to please the fictional horror character Slender Man, was found mentally incompetent to stand trial for those vicious and macabre stabbings. Judge Michael Bohren made his ruling on August 1 in a Waukesha County courtroom after hearing testimony from two mental health experts regarding Geyser's mental state, according to USA Today.
The 12-year-old stabbing suspect isn't out of the legal woods yet though. She'll be undergoing psychiatric care for her condition for now and then most likely still stand trial for the attempted murder of her 12-year-old classmate. After receiving psychiatric support in either a juvenile detention facility or hospital, the judge will revisit her case and review her progress at a hearing scheduled for early November. "If doctors can't ready her for trial in a year, she could be sent to a treatment center."
Geyser was seen fidgeting in her seat and playing with her hair during the hearing, even pulling a blond strand directly in front of her face at one point. She smiled while watching Weier being led out of the room. ~ ABC News
Both Geyser and her alleged accomplice, Anissa Weier, planned their attack for months according to prosecutors in the case. The girls told investigators that the attempted stabbing death was meant to "please a mythological creature they learned about online," according to a separate report from ABC News. Geyser and Weier have both been charged as adults with their victim's first-degree attempted homicide.
The 12-year-old victim lived, but came very close to death. After being stabbed relentlessly in her legs, arms and torso, the young girl somehow managed to crawl out of the woods to a nearby road where she was discovered by a bicyclist.
One of the girls told a detective they were trying to become "proxies" of Slender Man, a mythological demon-like character they learned about on creepypasta.wikia.com, a website about horror stories and legends. They planned to run away to the demon's forest mansion after the slaying, the complaint said.
Weier will be back in court in September for her probable cause hearing. The still unidentified stabbing victim is out of the hospital and recovering from her injuries at home. The young girl's parents have asked family and friends to help keep the victim's identity a secret, according to The Huffington Post.
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The 2012 season is over for the New Orleans Zephyrs, the Marlins' Triple-A Pacific Coast League affiliate.
The Zephyrs were supposed to wrap up at home this weekend with a four-game set against the Iowa Cubs. Hurricane Isaac ravaged the area, prompting league officials to cancel the series since neither team is in postseason contention. Plus, the ballpark is damaged and power is out there and at local hotels where visiting teams generally stay.
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The coach might have considered moving Sunday's afternoon practice, but he had an out-of-town guest speaker scheduled to discuss hydration with the players, so rearranging things was not possible.
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Husky Rowing Experience: 2003 (Freshman) - Rowed the No. 6 seat in the junior varsity eight that placed second at NCAA championships and helped Washington to a third place team finish ... member of crew that won silver at Pac-10 Championships and helped UW claim the conference team title ... rowed in junior varsity eight that placed first at the San Diego Crew Classic ... helped the Huskies to victories at the Windermere Cup Regatta along with the Washington State and Oregon State duals in junior varsity eight races. 2004 (Sophomore) - Competed in the junior varsity eight for the first four regattas, winning the Windermere Cup event ... stroked the varsity four to the Pac-10 title ... collected a silver medal at the NCAA Championships
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The best thing about UW is: The rowing program.
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After I graduate, I plan to: Find a job.
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The Elkhart County Sheriff's Department and Osolo Township Fire and EMS responded shortly after 3:30 p.m. to the intersection of C.R. 6 and Frederic Drive for reports of a crash.
Patrol Officer Jennifer Cortez, of the sheriff's department, said a silver Jeep Liberty was headed west on C.R. 6 when it crashed with a silver GMC Envoy that was headed east and about to turn north onto Frederic Drive. The silver Envoy rolled onto its side after the collision, hitting a green Pontiac Trans Sport that was stopped on Frederic Drive, north of C.R. 6.
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You'd think there'd be a utility for that, but I couldn't find it. However, this Perl one-liner should do the trick: perl -pe 's/\e\[?.*?[\@-~]//g' Example: $ command-that-produces-colored-output | perl -pe 's/\e\[?.*?[\@-~]//g' > outfile Or, if you want a script you can save as stripcolorcodes: #! /usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; while (&...
Remove color codes (special characters) with sed sed -r "s/\x1B\[([0-9]{1,2}(;[0-9]{1,2})?)?[m|K]//g" Or Strip ANSI escape sequences in Python Install colorama python package (pip install colorama). Put into stripcolorcodes: #!/usr/bin/env python import colorama, fileinput, sys; colorama.init(strip=True); for line in fileinput.input(): sys.stdout....
cat ./text | awk ' { if ( length > x ) { x = length; y = $0 } }END{ print y }' UPD: summarizing all the advices in the comments awk 'length > max_length { max_length = length; longest_line = $0 } END { print longest_line }' ./text
The POSIX 2008 standard has a section describing "Shell and Utilities". Generally, if you stick to that your scripts should be fairly future-proof, except possibly for deprecations, but those hardly happen overnight so you should have plenty of time to update your scripts. In some cases where output format for a single utility varies widely across ...
This should do (under Linux): ps --ppid 2 -p 2 --deselect kthreadd (PID 2) has PPID 0 (on Linux 2.6+) but ps does not allow to filter for PPID 0; thus this work-around.
If you can install the Term::ANSIColor module, this perl script works: #!/usr/bin/env perl use Term::ANSIColor qw(colorstrip); print colorstrip $_ while <>;
Switching the color is done through escape sequences embedded in the text. Invariably, programs issue ANSI escape sequences, because that's what virtually all terminals support nowadays. The escape sequence to switch the foreground color to red is \e[31m, where \e designates an escape character (octal 033, hexadecimal 1b, also known as ESC, ^[ and various ...
Another POSIX one: awk -F , 'NF == 11' <file If the line has 10 commas, then there will be 11 fields in this line. So we simply make awk use , as the field delimiter. If the number of fields is 11, the condition NF == 11 is true, awk then performs the default action print $0.
I'll try to answer from my experience. Commands don't really adhere to a formal specification, but they do adhere to a requirement to consume and generate line-oriented text. Yes, of course. Before the GNU utilities became a de facto standard, a lot of vendors would have quirky output, especially with respect to ps and ls. This caused a lot of pain. ...
With GNU ls (the version on non-embedded Linux and Cygwin, sometimes also found elsewhere), you can exclude some files when listing a directory. ls -I 'temp_log.*' -lrt (note the long form of -I is --ignore='temp_log.*') With zsh, you can let the shell do the filtering. Pass -d to ls so as to avoid listing the contents of matched directories. setopt ...
You can use uniq to collapse multiple instance of blank lines into one blank line, but it will also collapse lines which contain text if they are the same and below each other.
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I'd use awk, but not store the whole content of L.txt in memory and do unnecessary hash look ups ;-). list=L.txt file=F.txt LIST="$list" awk ' function nextline() { if ((getline n < list) <=0) exit } BEGIN{ list = ENVIRON["LIST"] nextline() } NR == n { print nextline() }' < "$file"
Instead of matching based on the URL, try matching based on contents of the certificate. iptables -t nat -I INPUT --sport 443 -m string \ --string www.facebook.com --algo bm -j REJECT You can also match on the fingerprint but if the destination changes or updates their certificate, it will invalidate your rule.
awk -F '","' 'BEGIN {OFS=","} { if (toupper($5) == "STRING 1") print }' file1.csv > file2.csv Output "12310","42324564756","a simple string with a , comma","string with or, without commas","string 1","USD","12","70%","08/01/2013","" "23525","74535243123","string , with commas, and - hypens and: semicolans","string with or, without commas","string 1",...
First, very brief answers to your questions: Formal standardization of input/output conventions: no Breakage in the past due to changing output: yes Absolutely impossible to break future filters: no How can I protect myself against changes: be conservative When you say "API", you're using a term that (for good or ill) implies too much formality around ...
I'd use awk: awk 'NR==FNR {a[$1]; next}; FNR in a' L.txt F.txt Update: I've done performance measures; it seems this version scales even better with very large data sets (as is the case with the stated requirements), since the comparison is very fast and overcompensates the effort necessary to build up the hash table.
grep -n | sort | sed | cut ( export LC_ALL=C grep -n '' | sort -t: -nmk1,1 ./L - | sed /:/d\;n | cut -sd: -f2- ) <./F That should work pretty quickly (some timed tests are included below) with input of any size. Some notes on how: export LC_ALL=C Because the point of the following operation is to get the entire file of ./F stacked ...
The firewall cannot control which HTTPS URLs the client is trying to access, because the URL is encrypted. The firewall can only control which sites the client is connecting to, using IP addresses, but this doesn't help if the HTTP and HTTPS versions of the site are at the same URL (and even if they aren't, you'd have to maintain a huge list of IP addresses)....
With C omitting meaningful error messages: #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> int main (int argc, char *argv[]) { FILE *L; FILE *F; unsigned int to_print; unsigned int current = 0; char *line = NULL; size_t len = 0; if ((L = fopen(argv[1], "r")) == NULL) { return 1; } else if ((F = fopen(argv[2], "...
Using egrep (or grep -E in POSIX): egrep "^([^,]*,){10}[^,]*$" file.csv This filters out anything not containing 10 commas: it matches full lines (^ at the start and $ at the end), containing exactly ten repetitions ({10}) of the sequence "any number of characters except ',', followed by a single ','" (([^,]*,)), followed again by any number of characters ...
You can parse the second part of that filter thusly not ( (src and dest) net localnet ) It's shorthand for not src net localnet and not dest net localnet
One of the particularity of those processes is that they are not backed by an executable file, so you could do (in zsh): ps /proc/[0-9]*/exe(^-@:h:t) Or with any POSIX shell: ps -p "$(find -L /proc/[0-9]*/exe ! -type l | cut -d / -f3 | paste -sd , -)" That is check for processes whose /proc/<pid>/exe is a link to a file. But that means you need ...
One way to recognize kernel processes is that they don't use any user memory, so the vsz field is 0. This also catches zombies (thanks to Stephane Chazelas for this observation), which can be eliminated based on their status. ps axl | awk '$7 != 0 && $10 !~ "Z"' To list just the PIDs: ps -e -o pid= -o state= -o vsize= | awk '$2 != "Z" && $...
Pravin offers some good general points, but doesn't really elaborate on any of them and doesn't address your likely actual problems. First, you need to find out how postfix is receiving those messages and why it's choosing to relay them (the two questions are very likely related). The best way to do it is by looking at the message ID of any one of the ...
You can have grep look for control characters, some of which are responsible for making the pretty colors on the terminal. dolongtask | grep '[[:cntrl:]]' For example, this echoes a red "test" into grep, which finds it due to it being surrounded by control characters: $ echo -e '\033[00;31mtest\033[00m' | grep --color=none '[[:cntrl:]]' test <-- ...
Use opencv. There are plenty of examples of processing video and face detection.
sed -rn "/.{$(<file expand -t1 |wc -L)}/{p;q}" file This first reads the file inside the command substitution and outputs the length of the longest line, (previously, expand converts tabs to spaces, to overcome the semantics of wc -L -- each tab in the line will add 8 instead of 1 to line length). This length is then used in a sed expression meaning "...
With -d " ", the field separator is one (and only one) space character. Contrary to the shell word splitting, cut doesn't treat space any different than any other character. So cut -d " " -f2 returns "" in root 19, just like it would return "" for cut -d: -f2 in root:::19. You'd need to either squeeze the blanks to transform any sequence of space into one ...
Case 1: perl -i -ane '$n=(@F==0) ? $n+1 : 0; print if $n<=2' Case 2: perl -i -ane '$n=(@F==0) ? $n+1 : 0; print $n==2 ? "\n$_" : $n==1 ? "" : $_ '
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Crude's run-up over $100 on Tuesday helped inspire a stock selloff in Asia, and the bad feelings appear to be lingering in the U.S. this morning. With the upcoming CPI report keeping worry about inflation pressures front and center, and with the minutes of the last Fed meeting due later this afternoon, S&P 500 futures recently dropped 12 points to 1343.40 and Nasdaq 100 futures fell 13.25 points to 1768.25. Dow industrial futures fell 82 points to 12306.
Oil futures have cooled off a bit, with the more actively traded April contract recently down 96 cents to $98.74 a barrel. Antoine Leurent, an analyst at Belgian bank KBC, isn't buying the notion that OPEC will reduce quotas next month. "We view such a decision as very unlikely and maintain our oil price scenario," he told clients, which argues for Brent crude to trade at an average of $80 a barrel this year.
Elsewhere, KKR Financial Holdings has postponed repayment of billions of commercial paper and is holding talks with creditors, according to a published report in the Financial Times Wednesday sourcing a Securities and Exchange Commission filing. And British lender Alliance & Leicester tumbled in London trade, as the rival of Northern Rock suffered from narrowing margins and falling lending volumes.
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How many times have you heard that from your parents when you were a child? In Our Christian life, this is STILL GREAT ADVICE!
When one door closes and another opens, we spent way to much time looking at the close door, that we do not see the new door God has opened for us. We tend to beat our heads against a wall, without realizing there is an opportunity to better our situation.
Many claim they have faith, but never allow their faith to run their lives. They hang on to a lost battle, and keep worrying about the outcome. If they had REALLY allowed God to control their decisions, they would not have any reason to worry! If your child asked for food to eat, would you give them a stone? Of course not, and Our Heavenly Father would not do that to us either. However, when my children leave me out of their decisions, I sit back and watch them, just so they will learn a lesson. I am come still there for them, but I have seen them fail due to poor planning, and an endless other reasons. I will help them, when they come to me, but I must allow them to have their free-will.
The Word of God states we should be as children to Our Heavenly Father. CHILDREN, not teenagers! I say this, because I have been heard to say, "I wish I was as smart as my 6 year old thinks I am, but glad I am not as stupid as my 15 year old thinks I am" We should KNOW where to go for advice, wisdom, guidance, encouragement, Agape Love, strength, and direction. Our Heavenly Father gives us ALL these things. (No wonder I worship Him!)
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A Cincinnati pizzeria is providing a delicious incentive to reward children for academic excellence, citizenship and good attendance.
LaRosa's Pizzeria has been helping educators for almost 20 years by providing free prizes to students in Cincinnati through the Pizzachievement program. Participation is open to educators of students in Kindergarten through Eighth grade in private and public schools as well as home school settings. To participate in the program, teachers and principals create an account at the Pizzachievement website. Upon approval, student rewards are sent to the school. To recognize hard work, kindness and other efforts, teachers may order certificates for a small, one-topping pizza, certificates for a free calzone, or pencils.
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