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You all are obselete. Sorry, but the truth hurts.
Thanks for the earnest and straightforward article Mary Louise. With all the clouds, the silver lining is a little obscured at the moment, but I'm sure it will continue to reveal itself over time.
Hmmm. It's still unclear how this huge hole in arts coverage--classical music, dance, theater and books--will be filled after tomorrow. You say "Their distinguished voices will remain present," but what does that mean? Will they cover those beats as freelancers? Will other reporters and/or freelancers with perhaps less expertise and connections take their places? Or will we start seeing fewer reviews?
so is there a list of journalists that are leaving tomorrow?
I, for one, am very pleased and thankful that you and your position will remain. These are trying times for your business, as it is for the arts... Thanks for helping to keep the visual arts in the public eye. There are widespread community activities, progress and important developments in the visual arts that can link various and sometimes disparate elements of our community. Gary John Gresl
These are certainly trying times for writers of every ilk—indeed creative professionals all around—and my heart goes out not just to the journalists and their families but to the readers who will also suffer the loss of their departure. With other readers I cling to your mention of their continued presence, and I hope the paper is truly committed to invest in freelance coverage.
"In the Making" link does not work.
why doesn't Maples do more writing? The paper has suffered in music coverage since she left the beat.
Get real. who cares? in the digital age, no one needs fine art critics; you can see and hear for yourself. maybe you don't know this, but your managers do. in fact, if it were up to them alone, they'd probably get rid of your entire section ---- all that half-assed drivel. today, the only truly pertinent critics gig is the dining critic --- the rest can be handled by national writers; most of whom are eminently more qualified to be pontificating.
and btw: your article was about three times longer than it needed to be and was a textbook example on putting perfume on crap ---- "This is a fascinating time to be a journalist." Really? Is that why your bosses are so desperately trying to cut you loose?
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Determining the Number of Forests Required
Updated: May 3, 2010
Applies To: Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2, Windows Server 2003 with SP1, Windows Server 2003 with SP2
In order to determine the number of forests that you must deploy, you need to carefully identify and evaluate the isolation and autonomy requirements for each group in your organization and map those requirements to the appropriate forest design models.
Note that if you are coming from a Windows NT 4.0 environment, the decision process for creating your Active Directory logical structure design is different than the decision process for deploying Windows NT 4.0 Master User Domains (MUDs). It is not always appropriate for you to attempt to model your existing Windows NT 4.0 infrastructure when creating your Active Directory forest design.
When determining the number of forests to deploy for your organization, consider the following points:
Isolation requirements limit your design choices. Therefore, if you identify isolation requirements, be sure that the groups actually require data isolation and that data autonomy is not sufficient for their needs. Ensure that the various groups in your organization clearly understand the concepts of isolation and autonomy.
Negotiating the design can be a lengthy process, and it can be difficult for groups to come to agreement about ownership and utilization of available resources. Ensure that you allow enough time for the groups in your organization to conduct adequate research to identify their needs. Set firm deadlines for design decisions and get consensus from all parties on the established deadlines.
Determining the number of forests to deploy involves balancing costs against benefits. A single forest model is the most cost-effective option and requires the least amount of administrative overhead. Although a group in the organization might prefer autonomous service operations, it might be more cost-effective for the organization to subscribe to service delivery from a centralized, trusted IT group, allowing the group to own data management without creating the added costs of service management. Balancing costs against benefits might require input from the executive sponsor.
A single forest is the easiest configuration to manage and allows for maximum collaboration within the environment because:
All objects in a single forest are listed in the global catalog. Therefore, no synchronization across forests is required.
Management of a duplicate infrastructure is not required.
- All objects in a single forest are listed in the global catalog. Therefore, no synchronization across forests is required.
Co-ownership of a single forest by two separate and autonomous IT organizations is not recommended. In the future, the goals of the two IT groups might change, so that they can no longer accept shared control.
Outsourcing service administration to more than one outside partner is not recommended. Multinational organizations that have groups in different countries or regions might choose to outsource service administration to a different outside partner for each country or region. Because multiple outside partners cannot be isolated from one another, the actions of one partner can affect the service of the other, which makes it difficult to hold the partners accountable to their service level agreements.
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Governors might fill No. 2 spots on tickets
Huntsman is a possible veep choice for McCain
Tom Smart, Deseret Morning News
WASHINGTON The Republican and Democratic nominees appear certain to come from the Senate. Thus, the nation's governors seem a ready pool of would-be vice presidential candidates who could provide management experience lacking at the top of each ticket.
"Seven governors have become president of the United States, and four have become vice president," said Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, the chairman of the National Governors Association opening its winter meeting with such bits of history.
The Republican didn't mention that he's among the many governors who might have the chance to try to increase those numbers. He, like the others, tends to eschew such talk.
Still, names of more than a dozen governors including Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. have been floated as potential running mates on the Republican and Democratic tickets.
U.S. Sen. John McCain of Arizona seems assured of the Republican nomination, while Democratic Sens. Barack Obama of Illinois and Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York are continuing to battle for the Democratic nod.
Jockeying for the No. 2 spot is well under way, even though the nominees typically don't choose running mates until the summer.
Huntsman spokeswoman Lisa Roskelley said it's too early to comment on the Utah governor's prospects. "Huntsman has been a long-time supporter of Sen. McCain, and he will continue to help throughout his candidacy."
Huntsman, 47, comes from one of the country's most Republican states, and he's a Mormon. But he's also solidly conservative, and that could help McCain tremendously.
Tons of names have been tossed about, from former and current members of the House and Senate to one-time governors and Cabinet officials.
But sitting governors offer an attractive blend: They are running state governments now and, thus, dealing with issues of the day; they have political and fundraising networks that are active and don't need to be dusted off, and, in many cases, they are considered rising stars in their respective parties who aspire to the next rung on the political ladder.
They also can claim they are Washington outsiders at a time when the public is craving change and when both nominees are, by their occupations, Washington insiders.
As McCain, and either Obama or Clinton, weigh their options, many considerations come into play, among them: electoral votes a state offers, whether a person would bring to the ticket credentials lacking at the top of the ticket, and, perhaps, whether the person was an early and loyal supporter.Here's a sampling of governors who are being talked about in political circles, in alphabetical order by state:
• Sarah Palin, Alaska. The state's first woman governor, 44, is an up-and-comer who has had remarkably high approval ratings. But she lacks a national profile. She's also from a far-flung Republican-leaning state that isn't an electoral prize.
• Charlie Crist, Florida. His last-minute endorsement was widely credited with helping McCain win the Florida primary and putting Crist, 51, on the national stage. Florida is certain to be in play this fall, but Crist has a centrist agenda that may rankle the GOP base.
• Haley Barbour, Louisiana. The 60-year-old was lauded for his leadership in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. He could give McCain a boost in conservative Southern states. But he's also a Washington insider; he's a former national GOP chairman who founded a lobbying firm.
• Tim Pawlenty, Minnesota. He's a two-term governor and longtime McCain backer who is from the Midwest, a critical electoral-rich, swing-voting region. Pawlenty, 47, has a national platform with the NGA, and will host the GOP nominating convention in his state.
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Hopefully, this past Wednesday's decision by an Oklahoma County grand jury will put to rest the unfounded conspiracy theories surrounding the April 19, 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City.
Following an investigation of more than a year and almost half a million dollars in taxpayer money, the grand jury reached a conclusion the majority of reasonable people have long accepted as fact - there is no credible evidence of any conspiracy, government or otherwise, regarding the bombing.
Thanks to the misguided efforts of former state Rep. Charles Key, who spearheaded the investigation with a petition drive, testimony was heard from a grand total of 117 witnesses.
And it amounted to a colossal waste of time.
Oklahoma Attorney General Drew Edmondson summed up the situation aptly, remarking the grand jury findings could have been brought down from Mount Sinai on stone tablets and Key and his conspiracy supporters still would not have been satisfied.
Unfortunately, Key and his supporters, who put Oliver Stone to shame, aren't giving up.
Shortly after the grand jury decision, Key announced plans to submit his own report to Congress.
Rather than focusing on half-baked theories, the efforts of conspiracy supporters would be better served by remembering and honoring those who tragically lost their lives in the worst act of terrorism on American soil.
What is needed is finality, not badly concocted and unsubstantiated theories that needlessly prolong the mourning of an entire nation.
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A London court granted Julian Assange bail Thursday and he walked out of jail a free man. For now. Assange is still under house arrest and faces an extradition hearing in Janurary. Our correspondent explains what's next for Assange and any U.S. charges against him. Julian Assange walked out of jail on Thursday, his first freedom in nine days. "Well it's great to smell the fresh air of London again," said Assange.Assange turned himself in on December 7 after an international warrant was issued for his arrest. Swedish authorities want to question him about allegations of rape."I hope to continue my work and continue to protest my innocence in this matter and to reveal, as we get it, which we have not yet, the evidence from these allegations," he said.Assange is free after he posted more than $300,000 in cash. He must wear a monitoring device and check in with police daily.
Wikileaks is in the process of releasing a quarter of a million secret U.S. diplomatic cables, angering governments worldwide.On Capitol Hill, the U.S. House Judiciary Committee is looking into the legal issues surrounding WikiLeaks. Virginia Republican Congressman Bob Goodlatte:"I would say, first of all, that the lack of security safeguards for protecting classified material is stunningly poor and this problem is enhanced by the use of modern technology," said Goodlatte.Democratic Representative William Delahunt of Massachusetts wants Congress to look at what information is being stamped classified."There is far too much secrecy and overclassification within the executive branch and I think it puts American democracy at risk," said Delahunt.There's a move in Congress to update the Espionage Act written in 1917 - a time when immediatemedia transmition was unimaginable.Abbe Lowell represents Americans charged under the act. He says the changes should clarify the violations for government workers, average Americans, and especially journalists with their first amendment rights."We must distinguish between disclosures of classified information done with an intent to injure the U.S. and those where a person is not acting with that criminal intent," said Lowell.Committee chairman, Michigan Democratic Congressman John Conyers encouraged a slow, deliberate analysis of the law prior to any changes. In appearing to support Assange, Conyers breaks from most on Capitol Hill and in theadministration."Many feel their publication was offensive," said Conyers. "But unpopularity is not a crime and publishing offensive information isn't either."So far, Assange is not facing charges related to WikiLeaks. A hearing on Sweden's extradition request will be held next month. For now, Assange is required to stay at a friend's 10-bedroom mansion, where he is free to use the internet.
Carolyn Presutti is an Emmy and Silver World Medal award winning television correspondent who works out of VOA's Washington headquarters. She has also won numerous Associated Press TV, Radio, and Multimedia awards, as well as a Clarion for her TV coverage of The Syrian Medical Crisis, Haiti, The Boston Marathon Bombing, Presidential Politics, The Southern Economy, Google Glass & Other Wearables, and the 9/11 Anniversary.


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Letters to a Young Poet (Hardcover)
Rilke's powerfully touching letters to an aspiring young poet, now available in a beautiful hardcover Penguin edition
At the start of the twentieth century, Rainer Maria Rilke wrote a series of letters to a young officer cadet, advising him on writing, love, sex, suffering, and the nature of advice itself. These profound and lyrical letters have since become hugely influential for generations of writers and artists of all kinds, including Lady Gaga and Patti Smith. With honesty, elegance, and a deep understanding of the loneliness that often comes with being an artist, Rilke's letters are an endless source of inspiration and comfort. Lewis Hyde's new introduction explores the context in which these letters were written and how the author embraced his isolation as a creative force.
This edition also includes Rilke's later work "The Letter from the Young Worker.
About the Author
Rainer Maria Rilke (also Rainer Maria von Rilke) (4 December 1875 - 29 December 1926) is considered one of the German language's greatest 20th century poets. His haunting images focus on the difficulty of communion with the ineffable in an age of disbelief, solitude, and profound anxiety - themes that tend to position him as a transitional figure between the traditional and the modernist poets. He wrote in both verse and a highly lyrical prose. His two most famous verse sequences are the Sonnets to Orpheus and the Duino Elegies; his two most famous prose works are the Letters to a Young Poet and the semi-autobiographical The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge. He also wrote more than 400 poems in French, dedicated to his homeland of choice, the canton of Valais in Switzerland.
Lewis Hyde is the author of "Trickster Makes This World: Mischief, Myth, and Art, The Gift: Imagination and the Erotic Life of Property", and a book of poems, "This Error Is the Sign of Love". He is Thomas Professor of Creative Writing at Kenyon College.
Praise For…
"For this reason, my dear Sir, the only advice I have is this: to go into yourself and to examine the depths from which your life springs; at its source you will find the answer to the question of whether you have to write. Accept this answer as it is,without seeking to interpret it. Perhaps it will turn out that you are called to be an artist. Then assume this fate and bear it, its burden and its greatness, without ever asking after the rewards that may come from outside. For he who creates must be a world of his own and find everything within himself and in the natural world that he has elected to follow. [. . .] Whatever happens, your life will find its own paths from that point on, and that they may be good, productive and far-reaching is something I wish for you more than I can say." —Rainer Maria Rilke
"I cannot think of a better book to put into the hands of any young would-be poet, as an inspirational guide to poetry and to surviving as a poet in a hostile world."
—Harry Fainlight, The Times (London)
"I read Rilke's Letters to a Young Poet every day."
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Angels Big 4th Dooms Cubs at Diablo
Starter Dae-Eun Rhee tossed three perfect innings and Dong-Yub Kim ripped an RBI double and an RBI triple, but it wasn't enough to overcome a nine-run Angels 4th, as the Halos drubbed the Cubs 10-5 in Arizona Instructional League action at Diablo Park Field #3 in Tempe this afternoon.
Although he did not throw his killer splitter-change today, Rhee had good movement on his fast ball and was also able to throw his breaking ball for strikes. He has struggled in his rehab the past couple of months (combined 9.35 ERA and 2.08 WHIP at Mesa and Boise in 2009 while attempting to return to action from 2008 TJS), having lots of difficulty throwing strikes and then getting hammered when he was able to find the strike zone. But he really threw the ball well today, and presuming he adds the splitter back to his bag of tricks after his arm is stronger next seaon, Rhee should be able to regain his rating as one of the Cubs top pitching prospects.
Fellow rehabbers RHP Tarlandus Mitchell (lingering intercostal strain) and LHP John Mincone (June 2009 shoulder surgery) followed Rhee to the mound, and they had considerably less success than their 20-year old Korean teammate.
Mitchell was the Cubs 22nd round pick in the 2008 draft out of Alto HS (Alto, TX) where was the star QB and CB on the 1-A State champ Alto High football team, and the ace pitcher and DH on the baseball team. He gave up a chance to play college football ("cover corner") to try his hand at pro baseball.
Mitchell struggled from the outset this afternoon. He kept bouncing his breaking ball and saw his fastball rocked when he did get it over the plate, allowing five runs on a walk, a HBP, a single, and two triples in just 1/3 of an inning. Mitchell is only 5'8, but he can really pack a wallop with his mid-90's fastball, but only if he can throw it over the plate and mix it a bit with a breaking ball and/or change.
Mincone was the Cubs 2009 11th round draft pick out of Suffolk County CC in NY. (He spent his freshman year at James Madison University, before deciding to transfer back home to SCCC). Prior to June 2009 surgery to clean some "debris" out of his left shoulder, Mincone was throwing a hard sinker that topped out at 93 MPH,
Mincone threw lots of strikes tiday, including some nice breaking balls, but the top velocity on his fastball was down 5 MPH, from 93 pre-surgery to 88 today, and he just could not put the opposing hitters away once he got to two strikes, allowing four more 4th inning runs on four hits (two singles and two doubles). . .
19-year old RHP Nick Struck had a very nice stint, throwing three shutout innings (frames 5-6-7) on just 32 pitches (21 strikes). Struck was the Cubs 39th round draft pick this past June out of Mt. Hood CC in Oregon, and he signed just before the August 17th deadline, giving up a full-ride scholarship to play Division 1 college baseball at the University of Hawaii (which is where he had planned to transfer if he hadn't signed with the Cubs) to swelter in the desert heat of Arizona Struck was thought to be a "tough sign" because of his commitment to pitch for the Rainbows, which is why he fell to the 39th round.
The Cubs offense had its moments today, too. The Cubs got off to 2-0 lead in the 2nd when Michael Brenly walked to lead-off the inning, and then scored (huffing & puffing) all the way from 1st base on a towering one-out double banged off the CF fence (417 feet away from home plate) by DH Richard Jones (Cubs 2009 9th round draft pick out of The Citadel). Then with two outs, Jones scored the second run of the inning when 19-year old Korean slugger Dong-Yub Kim blasted a double off the LF fence that just missed going out of the yard by inches.
The Cubs scored single runs in the 6th, 7th, and 9th,
Kyler Burke (the Cubs 2009 Organizational Player of the Year) doubled leading off the 6th and scored on a Wild Pitch following a ground out, Ryan Flaherty drove-in Runey Davis in the 7th,with a two out RBI single (Davis followed his three-hit day yesterday where he singled, doubled, and tripled by reaching base all three times he batted today on a single and two walks), and finally Dong-Yub Kim slammed a triple off the RF fence to drive-in Wes Darvill (who had reached base leading off the 9th on a PH infield single) to close the Cubs scoring for the day. .
Here is today's abridged box score (Cubs players only): . .
1. Pin-Chieh Chen, SS-2B: 0-5 (K, 3-U, 5-4 FC, F-8, P-6)
2. Ryan Flaherty, 2B-SS: 2-3 (BB, 6-3, 1B, 1B), RBI
3. Rebel Ridling, 1B: 1-4 (K, 1B, F-7, 4-3)
4. Kyler Burke, RF-CF: 1-3 (F-7, HBP, 2B, F-9), R
5a. Michael Brenly, C: 0-2 (BB, 6-3 GIDP, 4-3), R
5b. Jovan Rosa, C: 0-1 (K)
6. Brandon May, 3B 0-3 (P-4, 6-3, BB, K)
7a. Richard Jones, DH #1: 1-3 (2B, K, K), R, RBI
7b. Wes Davrvill, PH: 1-1 (1B), R
8a. D. J. Fitzgerald, LF: 1-3 (K, 2B, K)
8b. Jae-Hoon Ha, PH: 0-1 (6-3)
9. Dong-Yub Kim, DH #2: 2-4 (2B, 5-3, K, 3B), 2 RBI
10a. Runey Davis, CF: 1-1 (1B, BB, BB), R, RBI
10b. Bobby Wagner, RF: 0-1 (K)
1. Dae-Eun Rhee - 3.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 2 K, 5/2 GO/FO, 29 pitches (22 strikes)
2. Tarlandus Mitchell - 0.1 IP, 3 H, 5 R (5 ER), 1 BB, 0 K, 1 HBP, 0/1 GO/FO, 23 pitches (nine strikes)
3. John Mincone - 0.2 IP, 4 H, 4 R (3 ER), 0 BB, 0 K, 1 WP, 1/1 GO/FO, 23 pitches (18 strikes)
4. Nick Struck - 3.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 2 K, 1 GIDP, 4/3 GO/FO, 32 pitches (21 strikes)
5. Corey Martin - 1.0 IP, 2 H, 1 R (1 ER), 2 BB, 1 K, 0/2 GO/FO, 19 pitches (10 strikes)
1. Brandon May - E-5 (H+E), made nice diving stop on ground ball, then righted himself and threw the ball away at 1st base, allowing batter-runner to take 2nd base with one out in the bottom of the 4th.
2. Pin-Chieh Chen - E-6, errant throw over the head of Rebel Ridling resulting in two-base error that allowed batter to reach 2nd base and runner to score from 2nd (unearned run) with two outs in the bottom of the 4th.
3. Pin -Chieh Chen - E-6, errant throw to 1st base pulled Rebel ridling off the bag, allowing batter to reach base safely with two outs and bases empty in bottom of the 5th.
NOTE: Chen REALLY struggled at SS today, and he was moved from SS to 2B (his "natural" position) and Flaherty was moved from 2B to SS at the start of the 6th inning.
CATCHERS DEFENSE: There were no stolen base attempts by the Angels and no Passed Balls
WEATHER: Hot, cloudless, and a bit breezy, temp in the 90's
ATTENDANCE: 27 (mostly scouts)
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"...the top velocity on his fastball was down 5 MPH, from 93 pre-surgery to 88 today..."
Phil, just curious --
how do you keep tabs on the pitchers' velocity? Do they have radar gun readings posted at the ballpark, are you looking at some scout's radar gun or are you talking to the scouts to get this information? Just wanting to fill (phil) in my mental picture of you sitting there at the ballpark under the blazing sun with a smattering of scouts in the stands (occasionally accompanied by the odd swarm of bees, etc.).
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Update your info...Mincone didn't have shoulder surgery, just rehabbed tendinitis.
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crazy...still at rain delay.
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game called...finally.
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So it's a 161 game season.
2hr, 32 min rainout delay
I assume everyone gets a refund for tonight's rainout, no? (assuming you had a ticket)
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The monitor in the elevator at work had the score of last night's game as:
Pittsburgh -1
Chicago -1
See? Bradley was right. This is why they can't win here: all the negativity.
Ted Lilly wants Mark DeRosa back too
"I love Mark as a player, a person, a clubhouse guy," Lilly said. "I could say he's probably the best teammate I've ever had. All around, he really cares a great deal about everybody, and that's the kind of person he is. I think he also leads by example -- the way he plays. He's a special individual."
Never should have let him go...
I agree with everything Lilly says except for these big fat caveats.. DeRosa's going to be 35 in February, he's got a bad wrist, and he's going to be coming off surgery.
Hope this isn't 3/44, but Jeff Samardzija is going to pitch in the Mexican league this winter.
Supposedly Gorzelanny and S. are going to "compete" next spring for the #5 spot.
Anyone else remember when Sean Marshall wasn't fish bait?
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After weeks of speculation and prognostication, Cubs manager Lou Piniella named Sean Marshall as the fifth starter in the Cubs rotation on Thursday. Marshall beat out new acquisition Aaron Heilman, Jeff Samardzija and Chad Gaudin for the final rotation spot.
"Marshall is going to be the fifth starter, and [Aaron] Heilman is going to pitch in that seventh-eighth-inning role," Piniella said.
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Anyone else remember when Sean Marshall...
Who's that?
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Funny, I asked the same question last week and got....crickets. What is going on?
Nice score today. jeez.
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obama's prestige? how much Fox News you been watching? hehe... i guess oprah's prestige is over, too. who will tell people who like to read 1 book a month what to read? :(
i don't get this thing...a president goes and campaigns for the olympics for the US, spends less than a day doing it, and it happens to be in Chicago. big deal.
it's not like "bring the olympics to chicago" was part of the campaign.
that said, i believe the olympics are a huge shaft, corrupt as hell, and more than happy to placate human rights violations in exchange for a nice show...but whatever.
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Maybe they get the games if they don't plan to build a rinky dink stadium in a crime ridden neighborhood. It looked like a DII football stadium.
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That seem like a logical conclusion, now that the games are going to the crime-free area known as Rio.
Edit: I remember hearing somewhere that baseball and softball getting back into the games for 2016 was going to be dependent upon either Chicago or Tokyo winning the bid, so I guess that probably won't happen now.
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Man - are you NAVIGATOR or NEG-IGATOR?
I agree - Is the Fox channel on all the time where you are?
The new Pres. has been on the job for 10 mos. and you give him the Tim Wilken treatment. Hardly time yet to clean up the 8-year shit the last guy took in the White House.
Also, many people who LIVE here are not sad in the least we did not get the Games. For reasons discussed here including transportation, displacement, Cook County taxes, etc.
A "Civic Pride" blow, to be sure. But that's all.
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Why do liberals always make fun of Fox News when they have MSNBC, NBC, CBS, ABC, CNN and a host of other all Liberal 24/7 news outlets?
The right has 1 TV network, and talk radio. When we get the amount of media coverage that the left spews out on a daily basis then the playing field will be even. Until then its sour grapes from a bunch of people who cant stand other people having a different view of the world. And thats the only reason liberals like to make fun of Fox News.
Its 1 network to your 5, get over it already.
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Yep, CNN is as far left as Fox is right. Gotcha.
The reason liberals make fun of Fox News is because of segments like this, which is representative of the type of crap aired on it:
Find me a comparable show on CNN in which pundits throw up random fear words on a chalkboard with the intention of spelling another fear word, which it turns out, they don't actually know how to spell.
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liberal news as a catch-all one-size-fits-all is a myth...there's commercial driven news targeted to audiences who actually watch/listen to news programs.
there's useless slanted commentary shows like rush l (far right weirdos), the ed show and racheal maddow (democrat rooting fanboys), lou dobbs (libertarian no-tax fear/anger lovers), various fox personalities (fear/outrage/smugness)...etc...
cnn is actually one of the least offensive since MSNBC went far-left with maddow/ed.
that said, CNN is more likely than any of the other stations to go for a "ratings story" making up a bulk of their reporting rather than stuff we should probably be hearing OR hearing more about. *ALL* are guilty of this. what was going on in Iran was squashed by michael jackson on *EVERY* network. i can give you a lot more examples, but anyone out there can probably think of more than a few, themselves.
if you see a "1 network to your 5" you should probably realize news isn't supposed to be a sporting event.
to paraphrase "comic book guy" from the simpsons...i get my news where most normal people get their news, from the internet. i have AP/Reuters/etc. raw feeds in a RSS feed as well as Yahoo News collections of stories based on reader ranks. the filter of your content is probably the most useful tool in the era of ratings-driven news.
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bobby scales back in LF...hell of a nice ride for a 31 year old middle IF'r who seems to be our most regularly played non-regular OF'r.
dlee out again. jake fawx at 1st...
dlee out for "personal reasons" according to CarrieM.
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Thanks for update again, AZPhil. It is greatly appreciated. How does Dong-Yub Kim look at the plate? Is he simply muscling the ball out there, or does he have good bat speed, quick wrists, etc? I also am wondering about his plate discipline. I think it was yesterday that he struck out twice and I think he's struck every game so far. Do you forsee this as a problem, or is it not something to get worried about? Thanks.
Young's HR
tell me Gorzelanny didn't throw Young a fastball for that HR in the first...
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Well atleast we know our AAA lineup players can't hit the most mediocre pitchers in baseball. Thats something we learned this season, yeeeesh.
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dunno what the attendance is, but the place (even the bleachers) is 1/2 empty.
i'm sure 1/2 the bleachers that are still there haven't been paying attention since the 3rd and don't realize what's going on, but whatever. they can always cheer wildly and hand out homemade certificates of valor to people who throw the other team's HR's back on the field (they actually do this...or used to...i assume they still do) no matter how much the team is losing.
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...and on cue (not like it's a surprise since this has been going on a looong time) ARZ hits a 2r homer...a bit of "meh" and "boo" followed by wild distant cheers as a ball gets thrown back.
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this game was dildos.
btw, for those keeping track...the camwhore front-row umpire mimic guys were at this game.
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here's a little bit of managing...since some are big fans of it...
clay zavada (ARZ reliever) made a boneheaded-as-hell play that ballboys usually make in the bottom 7th. he caught a ball in-play on the lines bouncing into the pen area thinking it was foul (he was protecting the catcher facing the play, too, which means he was in front of the play).
he froze, realized what he did, and dropped the ball on the ground looking like he just saw someone get shot in front of him...mortified. ground rule double for hoff.
it's late in the season...arz's season is meaning little...it's a blowout...
rather than letting zavada go back to the hotel with that zavada gets to close out the game in the 9th. he got to contribute something to the game besides some bush-league cubbery with his scoreless inning.
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Wrongway Phil Rogers is at it again.
Do you spell stoopid with one zero or two?
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trade milton, sign uggla, re-sign grabes, get a backup catcher if k.hill doesn't want to come back...god only knows what will become of CF or RF (assuming fuku will be either CF or RF).
...at least that's how i'm calling it. they should be able to clear the money to do that...and of course give uggla a backloaded deal to help it along.
that said, the cubs have a load of mlb-ready bench-to-everyday types lingering...no showstoppers, but plenty of extra mlb-ready parts compared to roster spots available. trader jim could get trading crazy again...
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I guess at this point no one knows what will happen, but I say if the Cubs go after a 2B it will be Uribe. He would be a very Jim Hendry-ish acquisition.
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yeah, im just speculating with no real direction. woo...wash seasons. meh. is it april yet?
Towers Fired
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AZ Phil -- Appreciate the updates, but also have a question you may be able to help me understand. What is the organization's thinking with David Patton? Do you recall another similar effort by the Cubs to retain a Rule 5 player like this? Is his upside really such that he warrants the roster space? Iowa next year?
These Happen in 3's....
Ricciardi out too
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When we played the Reds with Chapman, I always thought of it as an eight-inning game. So now other teams have eight innings to try to get a lead against the Cubs. Should be a challenge, assuming three or four Cubs ever start hitting again.
I don't really try to get to know and like these players personally. I'm rooting for laundry, for the most part. Exceptions might be when a player makes trouble in the clubhouse or in the dugout. (Zambrano and Bradley come to mind. Also Papelbon.) But I don't think Chapman is one of those jerks.
Unfortunately, a pretty good summary. It looks like next year Heyward will be getting yet another batting stance adjustment.
The recent good news has been Baez. I'm afraid about the next league adjustment on him, though, which is probably right around the corner.
Bryant I don't worry about too much. Just not seeing the ball well right now. He'll turn it around. Russell's been good with men in scoring position all year and he's 22ish. He'll be fine but next year is likely to be his breakout year.
If Travis' back-to-back-to-back walks cost Hendricks the ERA title, that would really suck.
Edit: "A lifeless loss to a lousy Sox team."
This place is a real downer after a loss to the Sox.
I expect they will go 5-9 games above .500 the rest of the year. 96-98 wins will win the Division.
They should have one more 2-3 week hot streak in them.
However, several players are just "average" for the last month: Zobrist, Ross, Russell, Ceasar. Montero is terrible, plus he cannot throw anyone out. -WAR. Heyward is abysmal at the plate, but a plus in the OF. Still with RISP he has been terrible. KB has not been driving in runs as of late. But Apparently the team is still above average with RISP according to S Sahadev.
I came to that realization tonight. I kept expecting them to play better, but now I realize they aren't going to. They are a .500 team now.
- They have one reliable starting pitcher. Jake's magic is gone, and it doesn't look like it's coming back. Lester has been lousy recently. Lackey's ERA goes up every time he pitches.
- Heyward has been dead weight all year. I can't remember a single series where he was a significant offensive contributor. Not one. Great defense, but but if he were hitting .270 with 10 HR and played average defense, the Cubs would be better off.
new rule...no one's allowed to throw k.bryant a changeup
Team is .500 since early May and is playing like a .500 team. Lack of offense seems to be putting a lot of pressure on the pitchers...and they aren't handling it terribly well.
.500 the rest of the way still may win the division though.
...i hate espn.
nothing like settling into a cubs game to get a few minutes cutaway for an ortiz AB in the 6th inning of the det/bos game.
oh, at least they're doing split screen now...i guess.
I'm liking this rookie Nathan.
Richard DFA'd. Meh...
Throwbacks with fashionable cutouts would be a nice touch.
The next 2 games are nationally televised. I think we dominate tonight, hitting 3 HRs off Shields. Great night for KB to end HR drought facing HR prone pitcher in one of the most hitter friendly parks in the league.
If the ball didn't deflect off the pitcher's mound, the game wouldn't have ended. Montgomery did miss his location though, but if that same contact was made and went in any of direction, good chance of ground out if it doesn't get through.
If it was 1 night later, Chapman would be out there and we probably would be going to extras.
Also, If KB wasn't robbed of a HR, perhaps we would have won. We will never know. Nice play by Melky though.
The comparison isn't Chapman replacing Rondon. It's Chapman replacing Richard (hopefully) in the pen. Chapman's better.


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Filmmaker slams banks, hits marks; Tautou channels 'Chanel' in très chic biopic
Michael Moore starts "Capitalism: A Love Story" with a sequence of security-camera videos showing holdups in progress, and ends it by showing himself, like some vigilante version of the environmental artist Christo, stringing great lengths of yellow crime-scene tape around banks and brokerage houses in Lower Manhattan. Mr. Moore is nothing if not forthright, and no one if not a self-appointed Everyman with an unerring sense of timing. His latest film isn't really a documentary, though it includes shots of such documents as the Constitution, but a freewheeling denunciation of the capitalist system that is often mordantly funny and, by lurching turns, scornful, rambling, repetitive, impassioned, mock-lofty, pseudo-lowbrow, faux-naïve, persuasive, tabloid-shameless and agit-prop-powerful. Once again he's on his own barricades, doing whatever it takes to drive home provocative points in a movie that manages shrewdly, even brilliantly, to capitalize on the populist anger that has been sweeping the nation in the wake of financial turmoil, government bailouts and persistent unemployment.
The title, fairly brilliant in its own right, is only semisardonic. As the son of a General Motors auto worker and a child of the 1950s—which he sentimentalizes as a time of modesty, probity and frugality, as well as secure pensions—Mr. Moore was brought up to believe that American capitalism would provide an ever-rising standard of living for ever greater numbers of his fellow countrymen. According to the bullet points of his current belief system, capitalism is evil, sinful, predatory, self-destructive and doomed; an alliance of giant banks, corporations and brokerage houses has abolished American democracy, and a workers' rebellion is either simmering or has already boiled over.
As an alternative to the profit motive, the filmmaker cites the example of Jonas Salk, who gave the public his polio vaccine rather than patent it. For his part, Mr. Moore gives the public plenty of snake oil. He blames government and industry for the decline of American unions without mentioning foreign competition. He illustrates the scandal of subprime mortgages with glib cross-cuts between bank executives and Mafia thugs. He shows the anguish of an eviction, which he characterizes as "a robbery," without a clue to its factual context, and assigns far-reaching significance to a family of Miami squatters in the process of reclaiming their repossessed house: "Sometimes," he says, "revolutions begin in unlikely places."
In the ever-expanding universe of talk-radio yammer and cable-TV pontification, Mr. Moore may sometimes seem like just another flinger of opinions, or bringer of recycled news; little of the reporting in his film is original with him, and most of his interview subjects are like-minded critics of the system. ("Do you think it's too harsh to call what has happened here a coup d'état, a financial coup d'état?" he asks Marcy Kaptur, a Democratic member of Congress from Ohio. She readily agrees: "The people here aren't really in charge. Wall Street is in charge.")
But audiences love him, and no wonder, for he's a special kind of star, a buffo—as well as boffo—provocateur who knows how to manipulate the movie medium. (In a clip lifted from some old religious drama, a newly dubbed Jesus says to a pitiable sufferer, "I'm sorry, I cannot heal your pre-existing condition.") As in previous films, his ambushes are both amusing and absurd. Arriving at the headquarters of Goldman Sachs in an armored truck, he tells a guard, "We're here to get the money back for the American people." Reprising his 1989 confrontation from "Roger & Me," he shows up at the now-bankrupt General Motors, where a guard recognizes him and radios, with a trace of too-hip weariness, "It's Michael Moore to see the chairman."
Beyond using comedy as a satiric response to folly and tragedy, "Capitalism: A Love Story" combines, sometimes tellingly and sometimes befuddlingly, what we know, what we think we know and what we fear about regulatory failures, revolving doors between corporate and public life, the excesses of the financial sector and the human consequences of a distressed economy. And it whips the frenzied events of last fall's meltdown into a montage that suggests nothing less than the Apocalypse. Mr. Moore aims to proselytize his friends and demonize his enemies. His movie hits both marks.
Coco Before Chanel
Clothes may make the man, but the woman makes the clothes in "Coco Before Chanel," Anne Fontaine's smart and sumptuous French-language account of the legendary designer during her early years when she, like her couture, was still ascending from basse to haute.
Coco is played by Audrey Tautou, and she's phenomenal—self-contained, tightly focused, sparing with her smiles, miserly with her joy, often guarded to the point of severity, yet giving off a grave radiance at every moment she's in front of the camera. You may remember Ms. Tautou most vividly as the fragile gamine in "Amélie," but that was almost a decade ago. The quirky ingénue has become a stunning woman. Still young, and strikingly attractive, she can be calmly commanding, with a quick, sharp tongue and a gift for speaking volumes through silence or a seizing glance.
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As befits a biographical film about a designer, the film is meticulously designed. That means, most obviously, Catherine Leterrier's Chanel-inspired costumes, which provide a climactic fashion show worthy of an MGM musical; Olivier Radot's splendid production design and Christophe Beaucarne's lovely cinematography. But the overall aesthetic, predicting the spare, elegant style for which Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel would come to be known, expresses itself equally in the restraint of Ms. Fontaine's direction and Alexandre Desplat's score, the precision of the script (which the director wrote with Camille Fontaine and, among others, the reliably incisive Christopher Hampton) and the economy of the performers, starting but not ending with Ms. Tautou.
Benoît Poelvoorde is Etienne Balsan, the race-horse owner who takes young Coco in and treats her as a toy, if not quite a courtesan, but a toy he's genuinely fond of; it's remarkable that Mr. Poelvoorde finds such depth and emotional variety in a man who's outwardly—and maybe inwardly—a shallow playboy. Allesandro Nivola is Arthur "Boy" Capel, the Englishman who might have been, but for intervening fate, the one true love of Coco's life. Emmanuelle Devos is Emilienne, an actress who enhances her career by wearing hats that Coco designs for her.
What was true in the heroine's life could never be untangled from what was invented. Coco Chanel, who spent seven childhood years in an orphanage, created part of her legend from her bountiful imagination. And the movie ends long before her infamously cozy relationship with Nazi authorities in occupied Paris during World War II. All the same, it's a special pleasure to watch this vibrant Coco taking in the world around her and turning it to her use, in her fashion.
"Disgrace," an implacably somber adaptation of the J.M. Coetzee novel, stars John Malkovich as David Lurie, a 52-year-old professor of Romantic literature in postapartheid South Africa. Mr. Malkovich gambles—successfully—that we will be not only interested in but eventually fascinated by a man who sees himself as a soul mate of Byron's Lucifer: "a monster," as Lurie says with exquisite self-loathing, "not possible to love, and condemned to solitude." If Ms. Tautou's approach is self-containment, Mr. Malkovich's performance is self-sealing, like a safety container filled with explosives.
The film, demanding but ultimately rewarding, was directed by Steve Jacobs from a screenplay by Anna-Maria Monticelli, who has honored the book's meaning and dark mystery. (Steve Arnold did the striking cinematography.) The disgrace of the title is self-inflicted, at least at first. Weary of his career, and a compulsive womanizer who diagnoses his condition as a Byronesque "mad heart," Lurie forces himself on a student in a brief, squalid affair that can only end badly. Even deeper disgrace follows violent events during a visit to his daughter, Lucy (Jessica Haines), who lives an ostensibly simple life on a remote farm. In fact, nothing is simple in this film, which ramifies into parallel meditations on race, the transformation of racial politics and lessons to be learned from the lives of dogs. But the figure of the professor stands stark at the story's center. "Disgrace" charts the voyage of a soul so lost as to be nearly unfindable, yet still available for redemption.
'Venus Beauty Institute' (1999)
Audrey Tautou has a small role in this French-language comedy, set in an upscale Parisian spa. She's one of the spa's employees, an adorable gamine—the word came up often in her early reviews—named Marie who's having an affair with an older man. In keeping with the subject of women working or being worked on, Tonie Marshall's wise and graceful film is, before anything else, an exercise in visual seduction. Nathalie Baye stars as Angèle, a beautician in her 40s with a broken heart, chronic guilt and a passionate aversion to the possibility of new love.
'A Very Long Engagement' (2004)
This period piece (the French title of which is "Un Long Dimanche de Fiançailles") is not exactly a walk in the park. Daring mood swings—and theme swings—lend distinction to Jean-Pierre Jeunet's romantic epic. The narrative has been forged from a stunning re-creation of the horrors of World War I, an often whimsical, borderline-indecipherable detective story, and, best of all, a love story about Audrey Tautou's indomitable slip of a girl who refuses to believe that her fiancé has died in the fetid trenches of the Somme. There's never been anything quite like it.
'L'Auberge Espagnole' (2002)
Last week I followed my review of Cédric Klapisch's "Paris" with a tip on the DVD version of his early chamber drama "A Family Resemblance." This subsequent Klapisch film, with Audrey Tautou in another small but ingratiating role, is set in Barcelona. The inn of the title is an apartment where seven international students, living communally, decide to bring a French exchange student named Xavier (Romain Duris) into their messy fold after an interrogation that would impress any co-op board on Park Avenue. The apartment is both a tower of Babel and a vibrant microcosm of the new Europe.
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Okay so here is my problem and im sure there's a simple solution but for the life of me i cant seem to work it out. Although i had a slight health issue and hadn't had the time to deal with the plug in until now. So i already have purchased the Pro Pack Version but cant config the pull down to locate and display via shortcode or should i say to disaply what i would like it to display.
A) I have slected a pull down menu under ( City) , but i cant seem to find and delete some City's from showing. ( How do i do this ? )
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So I set up Advertwhirl to run 300x250 ads on my posts in between pragraphs. So far so good. Now I want to be able to skip the posts in which the big ad will not fit well with the layout. I have pics in some which will interfere with the ad such as:
See how the ad messes with the pic next to it and we end up with a tiny column of text on the right? So I set up a Rule that says if the post has a tag: ad10 then it shouldn't match and therefore, theoretically not display an ad. But it does.
Here's a pic of my Rule settings:
I would then make a Rule that says to only display ads after the 10th paragraph if they have the tag ad10.
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Election 2016: Expect the unexpected! How campaigns are derailed by the unknown unknowns
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Tony Abbott has done nothing to salve discontent on his backbench with a dismissive party-room "slap-down" of MPs who advocated a less combative approach to the issue of children in immigration...
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PNG says it can't keep all refugees
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I am opening a separate support topic for this new MLA v1.41 bug originally reported in an unrelated topic (Pagination Revisited):
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I've just run into a different type of pagination issue. If I try to filter the library by category -- or, it seems, any filter -- the first page displays correctly. However, if I then click on the arrow to see the next page, it reverts to showing me the full library.
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Knockaert missed the FA Cup draw at Huddersfield on Saturday with an ankle injury and the French winger may not be ready in time for Thursday night's game.
"He's the only concern really," said City boss Nigel Pearson. "He's had a scan and we'll just have to see how he progresses. It doesn't give us much time, but we'll see how he is.
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Reference from my pink-haired friend Pola Castillo. This is currently on exhibit at TATTOO MY COLORS (24 J-Erestian corner K-1st, Kamuning, Quezon City). The show will run until the 28th of April 2012.
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Reference from my pink-haired friend Pola Castillo. This is currently on exhibit at TATTOO MY COLORS (24 J-Erestian corner K-1st, Kamuning, Quezon City). The show will run until the 28th of April 2012.
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So colorful and detailed . It's wonderful .
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