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Fonts.com provides us with useful, informative and relevant information about typography! They have recently created Fontology - a resouce particularly for students, who are learning or are keen to learn more about typography.
Work through Level 1 to find out about the history, anatomy and different families of typefaces. Work your way through to Level 4, for using typography within visual communication outcomes.
What a great resource. Bookmark this one today :-)
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RIDGECREST — Although the Burroughs boys basketball team hasn't played great as of late, the team is still in the hunt for a playoff spot.
The Burros are tied with Granite Hills and Barstow at 2-6 in the Desert Sky League going into the final round of DSL play.
The Burros beat both teams at home, but lost to both teams on the road this season.
Burroughs plays both of those teams at home for the final round of DSL play, which will decide each team's playoff fate.
The Burros start their playoff run with Barstow tonight at 6:30 p.m. in the Burroughs Barn.
The Cougars squeaked by the Aztecs 55-54 in Apple Valley on Wednesday, while the Burros were on their bye to tie up the three teams and set up an interesting final round of games for the last available playoff spot in the DSL.
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Terrebonne Parish officials looking into noise ordinance
Published: Monday, February 4, 2013 at 8:39 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, February 4, 2013 at 8:39 p.m.
Terrebonne Parish officials are still examining Houma's noise ordinance to address complaints from residents who say the downtown night scene can get too loud.
Following a Jan. 23 public hearing in which a downtown Houma resident told the council it isn't uncommon for her windows to rattle at night from blaring music, the council made a motion to address Terrebonne's existing noise ordinance and decide whether it's too broad or just needs to be strictly enforced.
As it stands, Terrebonne's noise ordinance outlaws noise that is louder than 70 decibels when measured at a distance of more than 25 feet away. A violation of the ordinance can result in a misdemeanor, which may include up to a $500 fine and 30 days in jail.
During Monday night's Policy, Procedure and Legal Committee meeting at the Government Tower, parish officials acknowledged the noise concern has been an ongoing issue that needs to be addressed.
"We feel what we have right now has gone through the council several times, and with the situations that have occurred in the past, I think we need a little more enforcement," said Pat Gordon, Terrebonne Parish planning and zoning director.
Police Chief Todd Duplantis said Friday he has already directed his staff to issue citations to those who are in noncompliance with the noise ordinance.
Moreover, Gordon said he's been in contact with Lafayette officials to learn how they deal with excessive noise from downtown bars and clubs.
Gordon said Lafayette has a special noise abatement administrator on staff who also handles liquor licensing.
In Lafayette, law enforcement works with bar and club owners to come up with ways to mitigate sound within the establishment, such as installing multiple doors so loud noise has a harder time escaping, Gordon said.
Still, some council members said Houma's ordinance is too broad.
Councilwoman Christa Duplantis said her constituents complain about not only loud bars and clubs downtown, but also live music events that have permits that waive the ordinance.
"We give permits to make noise because we say it's OK, and they don't have to follow the ordinance, and that's the problem," Duplantis said. "We can give them the OK to play a little bit longer, but not be able to blast it. ... It's getting out of hand."
Gordon said he plans to continue examining Houma's existing ordinance.
"I believe we have a good ordinance that can be enforced," he said.
Duplantis and Gordon both indicated they will meet to discuss the issue further and hopefully bring forward a resolution for the council to discuss at a later date.
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Thibodaux Main Street director resigns
Published: Tuesday, November 27, 2012 at 10:09 a.m.
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Cody Blanchard, executive director of Thibodaux Main Street, is resigning Dec. 31 to take a new job.
The organization is responsible for historic preservation, growth and revitalization of downtown Thibodaux.
Blanchard plans to lead White Car Marketing & Communications, a marketing and advertising agency serving Thibodaux, Houma and the surrounding areas.
Thibodaux Main Street will accept applications for the position through Dec. 11. Applicants should send a resume, references and applicable portfolio work to email@example.com.
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Vandals strike Hendersonville trolley
Published: Monday, July 15, 2013 at 2:22 p.m.
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The owner of the Trolley Co. drove past her trolley, parked at the corner of Main Street and Barnwell Avenue, on Monday afternoon and discovered that three window shield panes had been smashed.
Eva Ritchey suspects the act of vandalism occurred sometime Sunday night.
"I never thought this would happen," the Hendersonville business owner said.
The trolley takes people to Asheville Tourists games and historic Hendersonville tours and can be scheduled for private events. Ritchey said the trolley only had liability insurance and the act of vandalism is a blow to her business.
For more information about the The Trolley Co. or how to help, contact Ritchey at 828-606-8606.
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Today, a digital strategy is essential to brand relevance. Consumer adoption of digital is changing norms in communication, commerce, personal relationships—you name it. These changes create new risks and opportunities for brands to maintain and grow relationships with their customers across a growing myriad of devices and platforms. They also necessitate the need for digital strategy to be a team sport, in support of the shared customer journey. Digital silos by platform (mobile, social, web, IoT) or department aren't sustainable in a world where connected consumers will follow their own path and switch between devices and digital tools that best suit the circumstances of their hectic day.
While much has been written about the digital transformation of business, we've seen little practical guidance on how to actually create strategy. To do that, we interviewed leading brand digital strategists and vendors to uncover the commonalities and divergent paths they take. We've taken a pragmatic approach to digital strategy by defining seven phases of work and the key activities and questions strategy must address in each of them. In our view, the best strategy answers the right questions. So this report—in the spirit of pragmatism—lists questions every holistic, brand-wide strategy should answer, along with insights from the strategists who generously shared their perspective.
Here's a quick snapshot of Altimeter's guide to crafting a digital strategy. You can download the complete report free of charge by clicking here or on the image below.
Altimeter's guide to navigating the marketing technology landscape and building a stack that can implement a unified content strategy.
A look at how digital trends evolved to diminish PR's influence in digital.
Don't assume that customer experience starts with the marketing department
A new report explores the market opportunity in visual analytics.
Two years ago, it was seen as the premier platform for video content marketing. Now, not so much.
Upcoming speaking engagements for Ed Terpening.
Social media listening platforms are evolving beyond simply being listening and publishing tools.
Ed Terpening examines the odds of Microsoft successfully integrating LinkedIn.
The 26.2B acquisition is one of Microsoft's smartest plays, here's why.
Aubrey Littleton reports from the 2016 Augmented World Expo in Santa Clara.
Highlights from Mary Meeker's report, unveiled at Code Conference.
Don't just start off with creating thought leadership. Start with what your customer wants.
The most valuable social media activity usually can't be seen or tracked. Here's how your brand can deal with it.
Why a social media crisis could be the best thing that happens to a brand.
All the news and updates at this year's Modern Marketing Experience conference are all about the unified CX narrative.
Altimeter publishes the first complete maturity model for companies undergoing a digital transformation.
Chatbots announced at today's Facebook developer conference, F8.
Facebook's CEO outlines the company's plans for its family of apps, artificial intelligence and virtual reality.
Altimeter's new roadmap for how companies can create and implement a unified content strategy for the entire organization.
New survey results from Altimeter show the powerful effect of employee advocacy, and how companies can use it to drive business results.
The unique challenges faced by the insurance industry when it comes to using customer experience as a differentiator.
Key findings from our upcoming research on Employee Advocacy.
Listen to the recorded webinar from Susan Etlinger.
Taking a page out of Snapchat Stories, Facebook has created a revolutionary ad format for mobile.
The latest research report from Susan Etlinger shows how brands must look at their data not only as a technology issue, but as a strategic asset to be used for competitive advantage.
Ed Terpening takes a look at how employee advocacy could be the next way to promote organic content without paying for reach on Facebook.
A new research brief from Brian Solis talks about how digital strategists can succeed by taking an "OPPOSITE" approach to business as usual.
Lots of changes happening at Twitter, here's what the latest means for brands that use the platform.
Charlene Li takes a look at what areas of digital transformation companies should invest in as the year begins.
From IBM's Connect conference in Orlando, Susan Etlinger finds new insights into how employee data can be used to transform organizations.
Lessons from the digital disruption of the music industry.
Analyst Susan Etlinger outlines her research agenda and areas of coverage for 2016.
A new survey from CMO Council and Pega Systems shows that data-driven customer engagement still has a long way to go.
Ed Terpening takes a look at the factors that influence the success employee advocacy programs.
Altimeter's Susan Etlinger is a guest contributor to a new report from the World Economic Forum, prepared by the Global Agenda Council for Social Media.
An eMarketer report predicts 2016 to be the first year that more money will be spent on display advertising than search.
Prophet's Brand Relevance Index study identified the Top 50 Relentlessly Relevant Brand. Several digital brands broke into the top 50 — what did they do well to make it into this elite group of brands?
Why companies need to start prepping for the rapidly approaching CX opportunities in virtual/augmented reality technology.
The new areas of focus for Altimeter's research team in the New Year.
It's time companies brought HR into the C-Suite.
Watch the recorded webinar and download the slides of Altimeter's presentation of "The Customer Experience Cloud"
New updates from Oracle Marketing Cloud help brands unite disparate data and business units on a single platform.
Susan Etlinger's thoughts on the recent TED@IBM event on data.
A new book by Altimeter's Brian Solis underscores the importance of great design and empathy in creating lasting customer experiences.
A new Altimeter report gives companies a roadmap for unifying their teams and technologies around building a unified customer experience across all brand interactions.
The implications of Facebook's new range of buttons.
Customer experience is no longer just the responsibility of marketing, martech must be used by the sales and service teams as well.
A new thought leadership study from Altimeter and Cofactor.
Employee advocacy of your brand coupled with divisive political expression can harm both your brand and employee influence in social networks.
What every company needs to consider before organizing for social business.
Companies need to look beyond communication to earn consumer trust.
How Altimeter will continue to do research as a part of Prophet Brand Strategy.
Acquisition underscores the potential of social to deliver results outside the marketing department.
A look at why it is imperative for the IoT industry to invest in, collaborate, and innovate specifically around security and privacy, not just broader IoT verticals.
How much further can we take the "customer profile?"
It's less about the hardware and more about the interoperability of content, services, use cases, communications across devices.
The implications of connected devices communicating at every moment.
A new report from the CMO Council identifies the biggest barriers to effective lead generation through content.
Key findings from Altimeter's latest benchmark study on social business
Brian Solis talks about marketing to Generation "C" at the Adobe Summit EMEA in London.
What you need to know about how companies can use your data to discriminate against you.
When it comes to consumer data use, communication isn't just ethical, it's an integral part of brand strategy.
A new research report by Altimeter Group's Brian Solis and Capgemini Consulting
The mixed feelings video creators have about using Facebook instead of YouTube.
What you should keep in mind when evaluating your company's social business maturity.
How every company should evaluate itself against consumer privacy concerns.
Altimeter's latest benchmark study on how companies are using social media to further their business results.
A new report from eMarketer predicts that by 2017, Instagram ad sales will cross $2 billion in ad sales.
What both consumers and businesses can learn from the Ashley Madison cheating website data breach.
The start of a new era for Altimeter Group.
A new survey by Econsultancy and Oracle Marketing Cloud highlights the challenges marketers face in using Big Data platforms.
Understanding the full implications of being connected everywhere and anytime.
The way Pinterest discloses its data use practices is a great example for brands.
A new survey by Altimeter Group reveals just how concerned consumers are about connected devices accessing and utilizing their personal data.
Brian Solis speaks with Entrepreneur Magazine's Jason Ankeny on the future of business.
The essential guidelines all businesses need to follow for the ethical collection, use and sale of data.
New updates to Salesforce Marketing Cloud's Journey Builder platform now allow users to map customer journeys across sales, service, marketing and custom apps.
How to get your business noticed in a sea of content and media.
Was Twitter wrong for taking down "Politwoops?"
Jessica Groopman's guest post for the TRUSTe blog.
With "Buyable Pins," brands can now use Pinterest to directly sell their products to consumers
The Apple CEO delivered a scathing critique of companies misusing customer information.
Altimeter's resident Internet of Things expert Jessica Groopman talks with UnboundID's Emeka Obianwu.
Altimeter's latest consumer survey focuses on privacy in the new age of connected devices.
Why leaders are so hesitant to engage digitally, and what they can do to overcome that fear.
Salesforce is fielding inquiries from potential buyers, one of whom may be its biggest competitor, Oracle.
If customer experience is based upon data, the first step is earning their trust.
How to start crafting optimal customer experiences in the Internet of Things.
The three key benefits sensors can offer retailers for using IoT to drive loyalty.
The implications of Twitter turning off the tap for one of its biggest data partners.
At its annual conference, Marketo launches real-time, automated messaging capabilities for mobile apps, along with new advertising and IoT tools.
Why the competition between the big marketing cloud vendors shouldn't be the focus of their clients.
In this 1-hour webinar, industry analysts Susan Etlinger and Rebecca Lieb share their latest research on Content Marketing Performance.
Does Facebook's restriction on its huge data sets serve the public interest?
Oracle announces long-awaited web, data, and commerce integrations for its Marketing Cloud, highlighting its big ambitions for a unified offering of all its enterprise platforms.
The impact of IBM's partnership with the Weather Company and its mammoth investment in IoT.
A look at the growth of Beacon devices and their impact on consumers.
Facebook is emerging as an even bigger threat to YouTube by announcing some attractive new features for its video platform.
Five definitive use cases illustrating how companies can use sensors to enhance customer experience.
A look at the digital ethics and privacy conversations from this year's SXSW conference.
How leaders can make the most of the biggest digitally-focused event of the year.
Why won't Apple focus on the actual use cases for Apple Watch instead of how it looks?
I recently partnered with Genesys to explore the state and future of customer experience (CX).
Sprinklr is taking on the marketing cloud bigwigs with the release of its Content Lifecycle Management platform.
The reasons you need to attend Internet of Things World.
We match up Hillary Clinton's actions against our social business governance framework.
The CEO of Altimeter Group has a new book out which contains essential guidelines for how leaders can engage employees and customers on digital channels.
What leaders need to do to earn the trust of their employees and consumers in the digital age.
A new law banning the collection of personal information in South Africa could influence legislation in other countries as well.
What social media teams need to do to get tweets showing up in Google search results.
How companies can use the Internet of Things to create experiences that benefit both the brand and its customers.
Customer experience is meant to be evocative, not reactive, and the current state of call centers isn't helping.
A list of essential do's and don't for vendors and their PR teams.
The implications of the Internet of Things is so much more than the immediate value of a shiny gadget that connects to the Internet.
A new startup called Locket is revolutionizing the way we use our mobile lock screens by turning it into a content and messaging playground.
DonorsChoose shows how simple targeted emails can produce great engagement across all digital channels.
A new book by Charlene Li tells today's leaders how to start engaging their employees on the same digital channels as their customers.
NYT- and WSJ-bestselling author Charlene Li guides business leaders deeper than ever before into the uncomfortable and ever-changing terrain of the digital era.
Here's the first, crucial step every organization needs to take before formulating its content strategy.
This year's results have troubling implications for the technology industry.
The Internet of Things is the next big channel of engagement for brands, yet most of them still find it difficult to get on board.
The digital trends and practices that require the most attention from business executives this year.
We answer all the questions we couldn't get to during our webinar on the mobile-only customer experience.
In this one-hour webinar, Susan Etlinger shares a framework on how to 1) extract insight from data and 2) in a way that engenders trust.
A look at the future of advertising in a world where the channels to view them are rapidly changing.
In this 1-hour webinar, join Jaimy Szymanski and Brian Solis for a discussion on how organizations can approach mobile design strategy through the lens of an evolving connected customer.
If you're making the trek to Austin in March, we hope you'll catch up with the Altimeter crew.
A look at what we give up and gain when we allow our lives to be turned into sources for data.
How content marketers can take advantage of the new partnership that allows tweets to show up in Google search results.
Successful IoT strategies the consumer product world can learn from B2B enteprises.
Sprinklr will be looking to its new COO to convince enterprise leadership of social media's importance across the entire organization.
Brands aren't the only ones who must adapt to a mobile-first audience.
Takeaways from all the advertising we saw on Super Bowl Sunday.
Here are five data questions about the Super Bowl that we'd like the answer to.
With a slew of new features, Facebook could be taking up more space in the video marketing mix.
This month, we welcomed Omar Akhtar as our Managing Editor, a role that we created to shepherd exciting new initiatives at Altimeter.
Microsoft's cool new gadget could be a powerful tool in the hands of a business.
The inevitability of a mobile-only customer experience will have a big impact on how brands create and deliver content.
Why it's not enough to simple be present on every digital channel
This week, the Altimeter team quietly moved from San Mateo to our new location in downtown San Francisco. We're excited today to make the announcement official!
Highlights of what the Big Boulder Initiative accomplished in 2014, and its plans for the new year.
The essential steps you need to take to start building your customers' mobile experiences.
A look at the best new startups to graduate from Alchemist Accelerator, an accelerator for enterprise collaboration tools.
Things you need to know before you consider spending on Snapchat.
CES 2015 showed that companies are building too many devices, and not focusing enough on the the value they can provide through connectivity.
Before you hire an outside agency to help your content marketing efforts, here are a few key questions you need to ask yourself.
Consumers will soon demand mobile-only experiences from the brands that engage them. Our report identifies the steps companies can take to start thriving in this new reality.
This document is just a first step toward setting context for the many disruptions of ubiquitous and complex data, but it includes preliminary frameworks to help us examine these issues in more detail.
Charlene Li and Jon Cifuentes share research on how leading organizations use social and digital technologies to create holistic employee engagement strategies that drive business impact and cultural change.
We evaluated the US Congress according to our social governance framework, and the results weren't great.
The increasing number of collaboration tools is overwhelming employees. Here's why companies need to simplify.
What you need to know about Facebook's newly launched workplace collaboration tool, and the impact it could have in a highly competitive space.
These last few years have been an interesting ride. As fun as it has been, it is the next few years that will be the most telling and also transformative if all goes according to plan.
There is an elephant in the room when it comes to the Internet of Things. There is a critical element inherent to just about any IoT application that hardly ever sees the light of day in industry coverage of the topic.
Predictions? Humbug. Never done 'em, never will. As a research analyst, predictions are antithetical to my methodology, which is research followed by analysis.
In my last post, I discussed some themes for 2015, one of which was an imperative for us as an industry to get serious about digital ethics.
In a late 2013 study, Gallup found that only 13% of workers actually feel engaged at their jobs. What's worse is that 63% of the workforce is not engaged at all.
What will 2015 bring marketers? Rather than look into a crystal ball, we have only to look at the present.
When I published the first in a new series of reports exploring the state and future of Digital Transformation, it was almost the antithesis of a typical technology report.
I'm not generally a fan of annual predictions; they always remind me of a carnival in which you're encouraged to "pay no attention to the man behind the curtain"; you almost never win the giant teddy bear.
Content marketing is hot, but it is not solely created by, inspired by, or used by marketing.
The story of the blind men and the elephant originated centuries ago in the Indian subcontinent. In the well-known parable, each man has limited context and therefore believes the elephant to be something different. One feels the trunk and thinks it's a fountain. One touches the ear and thinks it's a fan. Others think it's […]
Employees are disengaged at work, and organizations have been exploring how social and digital technologies can address this problem.
For most of digital marketing's relatively short history, personalization has been the ne plus ultra of sophisticated marketing.
Content. It's not just for the marketing department anymore. These last few months I've been researching how organizations are forming, and benefitting from, what my co-author Jessica Groopman and I are terming a "Culture of Content."
In this 1-hour webinar, Ed Terpening and Charlene Li share research on how successful organizations scale social business strategy and manage social media risk through a formalized governance system.
Companies recognize one of the big opportunities related to the proliferation of consumer channels and devices is to gain deep insights about their customers. Join Janrain and me this Wednesday for a conversation about the opportunities and challenges related to customer data and identity
In our latest research report, "A Culture of Content," my colleague and co-author Rebecca Lieb and I present a framework for how organizations of any size can establish, evangelize, and foster a culture of content.
We can all pretty much universally agree that with native advertising comes the obligation of disclosure and transparency.
In our research and client work at Altimeter, one of the most misunderstood issues we see is social business governance.
When Facebook announced last week that it will soon become more difficult for brands' page posts to appear in the news feeds of their friends, fans, and followers, the outcry was predictable.
Facebook is working on a new offering called Facebook at Work, according to the Financial Times.
Charlene Li and I are pleased to offer you Altimeter's latest research report focused on Social Business Governance.


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The Worthington Trojan Speech Invitational had approximately 270 entries from 20 different schools. This was the 2013 kick-off invitational for the full MLC speech team.
With 12 entries, several ribbon and trophy winners earning 58 points, Mt. Lake Christian came home with the 2nd place trophy in team sweeps behind MCC (27 entries) with 66 points. Third place team trophy went to Marshall (27 entries) with 54 points and 4th place to St. Peter (23 entries) with 38 points.
MLC also had a successful day at the tournament including Caitlyn Smith, a tenth grader from St. James who came in second in the poetry category. Here are the other results:
Rachelle Adrian (grade 12) first place, great speeches; second place creative expression.
Elijah Stoesz (grade 10) first place, informative; fifth place, great speeches.
Davis Harder (grade 12) third place, prose.
Alex Hu (exchange student) sixth place informative.
Ben Mayo (grade 12) red ribbon, poetry.
Other participants: Josh Raabe (Humorous), James Hamm (Humorous), Melissa Lohrenz (Poetry), and Danica Dick (Storytelling).
The next competition will be in Redwood Falls on Saturday, Feb. 9.
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Pisgah Forest man charged in vandalism of famed Clemson rock
Published: Friday, June 28, 2013 at 3:48 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, June 28, 2013 at 3:48 p.m.
CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) — Clemson University Police have arrested an 18-year-old North Carolina man and charged him with vandalizing the school's beloved Howard's Rock.
Police said Micah Rogers, of Pisgah Forest, was charged Friday with felony malicious injury to personal property and misdemeanor trespassing.
Clemson Police Capt. Eric Hendricks said Rogers was identified after video was released of a pickup truck outside the stadium when the rock was vandalized June 2. Other people were seen on the video. Hendricks says the investigation is ongoing.
Hendricks say Rogers has a Clemson sticker on his truck and Tigers memorabilia in his home.
Police say the missing piece of the rock that football players rub before games has not been found.
Clemson officials say Rogers has a lawyer, but didn't immediately release the attorney's name.
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ABC has started promoting Jimmy Kimmel Live's big move to 11:35/10:35c, and tonight will lean on a network titan to help sell that message. Barbara Walters has taped a spot highlighting Kimmel's time slot promotion, which takes place next month.
Walters' promo will air during the 90-minute special Barbara Walters Presents: The 10 Most Fascinating People of 2012, airing Tuesday night at 9:30/8:30c.
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The Walters promo is also notable because her special is produced by ABC News. Kimmel's move back a half hour (starting January 8) is displacing ABC News' Nightline, which shifts to 12:35/11:35c. Perhaps a sign of no hard feelings?
Here's the short Walters promo - featuring a cameo by Jimmy Kimmel Live's Guillermo Rodriguez - that will air tonight.
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Yes it�s pretty good. But if you can�t handle moral ambiguity and the often nasty way the world really works, you�ve got no business seeing it.
�Zero Dark 30� is about the hunt for Osama bin Ladin culminating in his execution by Seal Team Six.
I�d better say something here. I have some strong feelings about this, because I�d heard of Osama bin Ladin before 99.999 percent of my fellow Americans had.
My students in Saudi Arabia used to ask me if I�d heard of him when I worked in the Kingdom before 9/11. I had but I told them I hadn�t. They assured me I would someday.
Did killing Osama seriously hamper Al Queda?
No. Don�t care. It�s personal.
It was personal for �Maya� (Jessica Chastain) the CIA operative recruited just out of high school whose only significant work for The Company was tracking bin Ladin. �Zero Dark 30� is Maya�s story.
It begins on 9/11, but director Kathryn Bieglow (a pretty driven woman herself by all accounts) doesn�t show you the smoking towers, or the agonizing scenes of the victims who held hands as they jumped to their deaths.
You see a blank screen, and hear a woman trapped on a burning floor talk to a 9-11 operator.
�I�m going to die, aren�t I?� you hear as the connection is lost.
Maya is introduced as a young analyst witnessing the brutal interrogation of an Al-Queda member by CIA operative Dan (Jason Clarke).
She elects to come in without a mask. Dan asks if she wants one.
�You don�t wear one. Is he ever getting out?� Maya asks.
�He�s never getting out,� Dan says.
Maya is visibly upset. She gets over it. She witnesses beating, humiliation, and water boarding, then supervises a beating herself.
When her best friend, a mother of three (Jennifer Ehle), and six colleagues are killed in the 2009 Camp Chapman attack she goes from driven – to obsessed.
The film has upset some people.
Some Republicans claimed its release was intended to highlight President Obama�s role in authorizing an operation already in the pipeline before his administration, and help insure his re-election.
Others call it pro-torture.
But if anything the person who gets the credit for deciding to trust Maya�s certainty in spite of everybody else�s doubts, is CIA Director Leon Panetta (James Gandolfini).
Obama�s sole appearance on-screen is assuring Steve Kroft on �60 Minutes� that �America does not torture.�
A lie of course, but to be fair what else could he have said without revealing too much to our enemies?
Not exactly pro-torture, the film recognizes it happens. It�s shown having an effect on Dan. He burns out and goes home, after warning Maya that when it becomes a public issue again the last person holding the bag is going down.
The fact is, our enemies torture and brutally murder captives. Civilized people have agreed to follow certain rules, even when conducting a business as uncivilized as war. Our enemies never signed those accords. Rules are for people who play by rules.
Tell anyone that someone they love more than life is in the hands of Al-Queda and watch them join the �waterboarding is for sissies� club.
If you think this is intolerable, then you need to tell your immediate family, �I�m so sorry, I love you all, but I�d rather you died horrible deaths than cause a loathesome human being a moment�s discomfort.�
It�s also been alleged Bigelow obtained improper access to classified information.
Does it give away useful intelligence?
I don�t know. If Maya is ever outed, I wouldn�t want to be her insurance underwriter.
A CIA spokesperson said the movie is, "an accurate portrayal of the men and women of the CIA, their vital mission and the commitment to public service that defines them."
If that�s true, it�s rather alarming. But there have been reports Maya has fired off at least one email to all the CIA people who were commended for the operation, telling them in no uncertain terms they didn�t deserve it because all they ever did was obstruct her. And that�s pretty much what the movie shows,
Maya dragging the Agency kicking and screaming into seeing it her way.
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There�s a lot of ambiguity here too. They got Osama, his top henchmen, and a lot of information on hard drives, tapes, and documents.
They also killed the father of a roomful of kids, and his wife when she jumped on his body. They did by all accounts attempt to confine the killing to adult males in the compound.
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1. Will Western North Carolina have six more weeks of winter? Or is spring just around the corner? Cast your vote on whether Grady the Groundhog will see his shadow on Saturday at Chimney Rock State Park online at chimneyrockpark.com.
Grady will reveal his prediction at 11 a.m. when he emerges from his den at the Classroom on the Meadows, where children can learn more about groundhogs and get an up-close look at Grady. The Groundhog Day event is free with park admission: $12 for adults and $6 for children ages 5 to 15. Call 800-277-9611 for more information.
2. Chase away the midwinter blahs with a dose of the blues on Saturday at the Tryon Fine Arts Center's fundraiser, Chase Away the Blues. Doors open at 5 p.m., and seven acts will play nonstop music in three venues within the building at 34 Melrose Ave. until 11:30 p.m.
Basic tickets are $25, and the $75 VIP ticket includes food and drinks in the private "VIP lounge" in Gallery I. Proceeds will benefit programming at TFAC. To attend, call 828-859-8322 or visit www.tryonarts.org.
3. Flat Rock Playhouse will kick off its 2013 Music on the Rock series on Wednesday with the debut of "A Tribute to Dolly Parton." The show features Erin Mosher, who has been a favorite with Flat Rock Playhouse audiences since the Music on the Rock series began in 2010.
Performances are set for 8 p.m. Wednesday-Feb. 9 and Feb. 13-16 at the Playhouse Downtown, 125 S. Main St. Tickets are $24. Call 828-693-0731 or visit www.flatrockplayhouse.org to make a reservation.
4. Letters to Abigail, a three-piece string band from Hendersonville, comes home to perform at Southern Appalachian Brewery tonight at 8. The band is made up of songwriter James Harrell on acoustic guitar and vocals, songwriter and vocalist Kelli Redmond and Lauren Bandy on upright bass and back-up vocals.
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The fabulously talented Chrissie Macdonald and Andrew Rae from Peepshow Collective came in to give a presentation to our London students yesterday. It was truly fascinating to see how a group of 8 individuals — with very different illustration styles — work collaboratively to produce such a varied body of work, for clients as far-ranging as the New York Times and the new Royal London Hospital.
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John McAfee, the Silicon Valley creator of an antivirus software that bears his name, was being sought Monday by police in Belize as a "person of interest" in the slaying of a fellow expatriate on an island where McAfee lived a high-profile existence, police said Monday.
McAfee's pursuit by police in Belize represents only the latest stunning twist in the saga of an entrepreneur who once had a fortune estimated at $100 million. Earlier this year, police looking for drugs raided McAfee's home on the Belizean island of Ambergris Caye, found him with a 17-year-old girlfriend and confiscated 10 firearms.
In San Pedro Town, the heart of the island, McAfee, 67, is "very well known," Mayor Daniel Guerrero told this newspaper. "He just gave a huge donation to the police force and donated a very huge boat to the coast guard. I know him as a good person. Now things are changing."
Late Monday, Wired Magazine reported that McAfee had called to declare his innocence and to say he hid from police somewhere in Belize by burying himself in sand with a cardboard box over his head so he could breathe. "It was extraordinarily uncomfortable," he told Wired. "But they will kill me if they find me."
On Sunday, a housekeeper discovered the body of McAfee's neighbor, Gregory Viant Faull, 52, in Faull's home. Faull was lying faceup in a pool of blood with an apparent gunshot wound to the rear of his head, said Belize police spokesman Raphael Martinez.
A laptop computer and iPhone were missing and a single Luger 9mm shell was found at the stairs leading up to the upper "flat" of the house, where Faull's body was found, Martinez said.
Police still had no motive for the shooting late Monday afternoon, he said.
Investigators have interviewed most of Faull's neighbors in the Mata Grande area six miles north of San Pedro Town and want to talk to McAfee, Martinez said.
"He is a person of interest," Martinez told this newspaper.
Martinez said Belize has seen more than 120 gang- and drug-related killings this year. But slayings are rare on the island, where Guerrero said Faull's killing is only the second in the past year. The previous killing was the result of a domestic dispute involving an American couple, the mayor said.
Guerrero said he knew both McAfee and Faull and that he lives near McAfee's compound of "one, two, three, four, five little buildings -- cottages."
"I honestly don't know if they were friends," he said.
On an island of 20,000 residents where Americans stand out, McAfee was particularly well known, Guerrero said.
"Just the name McAfee -- I remember him from the antivirus," Guerrero said.
Once a software engineer at Lockheed, McAfee developed his antivirus program and posted it on computer bulletin boards run from computers in his creaky one-bedroom farmhouse on Cheeney Street in Santa Clara before launching McAfee Associates in 1989. By 1992, untold thousands of individuals had downloaded his program and more than half of the companies in the Fortune 100 had purchased licenses to use it.
McAfee left the valley shortly after his company went public in 1992. In 2010, his company was bought by Santa Clara chipmaker Intel (INTC), which declined to comment on the revelations involving McAfee.
His multimillion-dollar fortune was mostly lost in the sour economy and he moved to Belize in 2008, according to a story published in the San Pedro Sun.
The boat he donated to the Belize National Coast Guard in 2009 was worth more than $1 million. In October, he was the first resident to offer help following a community meeting over concerns about escalating drug- and gang-related crime, Guerrero said.
In a story in the Sun three days before the discovery of Faull's slaying¿, Guerrero said McAfee had offered to "equip the police force in San Pedro with anything that he could at the time and is willing to give even more."
McAfee also was willing to let police officers use "five air-conditioned rooms at his establishment." His offer was surprising because police in April, looking for "drugs and illegal firearms," raided his home, confiscated 10 guns and temporarily detained him in handcuffs in a treatment that McAfee characterized as "brutal," according to a report in the Sun. He told Sun reporter Jorge Aldana that police detained him for 14 hours without food.
McAfee was home with a 17-year-old Belizean girlfriend at the time of the raid, the Sun said.
He was later released without being charged, although authorities were investigating whether antibiotics or antiseptics had been produced at the home without a license.
With only three main streets in the center of San Pedro Town, McAfee cut a well-known figure, Aldana said.
"McAfee mingles a lot and was mostly seen walking around town," Aldana said. "Everybody knows everybody in San Pedro."
Staff writer Steve Johnson contributed to this report. Contact Dan Nakaso at 408-271-3648. Follow him at Twitter.com/dannakso.
Age: 67
1989: Founded McAfee Associates of Santa Clara in 1989, an antivirus software firm bought by Intel in 2010. He previously worked as a Lockheed Data Systems engineer and founded the American Institute for Safe Sex Practices.
1992: Software company went public and McAfee left it a short time later.
2008: Moved to Belize after living in Colorado, where he reportedly taught yoga, sang Vedic chants and formed a short-lived Internet site called Tribal Voice.
April 2012: Arrested and released by Belize police, who seized guns from his home, and who found equipment to make antibiotics and antiseptics, which they are investigating.
Currently: Sought for questioning in shooting death of 52-year-old man, whose body was found Sunday near McAfee's home.


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A winter weather advisory for snow has been issued for Livingston County and much of northwest Missouri from 1 a.m. until 1 p.m. Friday.
The snow is expected to arrive late tonight and continue through mid-day Friday.
Slushy accumulations of one to three inches are expected. Slightly lower amounts are expected on roadways.
North winds will likely be sustained around 15 to 20 mph with gusts to around 30 mph.
Despite a late onset to spring, many trees are beginning to develop or have developed leaves and, when combined with a heavy wet snow, some snapping of branches is possible.
This could be a historic snowfall. According to the National Weather Service, records show that snow has fallen in May only twice (in Kansas City): the only measurable May snow came May 3, 1907 (1.7 inches). The latest trace of snow: May 1, 1909.
The Chillicothe Constitution recorded that May 3, 1907 snowfall. The news article states: "A cold rain which began falling at 7 o'clock turned into snow at 8:30. The storm continued throughout the day with a moderately cold temperature. At first the snow melted as rapidly as it fell, but later the flakes came so thick and fast that the "beautiful" accumulated to the depth of three inches or more."
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STOCKTON - Police are searching for four men who robbed a north Stockton jewelry store after using a stolen sport utility vehicle to ram the front entrance, authorities said.
The robbery occurred about 3:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Kay Jewelers in the 10600 block of Trinity Parkway near Interstate 5 and West Eight Mile Road, police said. The thieves entered the store and used hammers to smash display cases before fleeing with several pieces of jewelry, authorities said.
One of the robbers was described as a man with a light complexion who had short dark hair and sideburns, officers said. He was wearing shorts and a light-colored jacket with a red hood and red on the sleeves, police said. A second robber was wearing a dark hooded jacket with a wide, light-colored plaid pattern and possibly a matching scarf, authorities said.
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A Missouri University of Science and Technology student was found dead this morning in the residence hall where she lived on the campus. The matter is being investigated by campus and local law enforcement agencies.Missouri S&T police were notified at 2:34 a.m. today that Kaitlin D. Brown, 19, of Mission, Kan., had died in Farrar Hall on campus. She was a sophomore studying business and information technology at the university."On behalf of our entire university family, I extend my deepest sympathies to Kaitlyn's family, loved ones and friends," Missouri S&T Chancellor Cheryl B. Schrader said. "Our hearts go out to all who knew and loved her."Members of Missouri S&T's counseling staff have been providing counseling services for students in the residence hall. Students who wish to seek counseling services may contact the office of counseling, disability support and student wellness at 204 Norwood Hall on campus or by emailing email@example.com.
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The St. James Area will be home to a winter Chill-a-bration celebration the weekend of Feb. 23. The Chill-a-bration is a great way to combat those winter blues and the St. James Area Chamber of Commerce will be providing many fun activities for the whole family.
Events tentatively include: an ice fishing contest, food tent, a polar plunge, snowman contest, ice skating, ham bowling, beer tent, freeze your caboose off 4 mile run and more.
These events will be taking place throughout the day Saturday, Feb. 23, with the race taking place on Sunday, Feb. 24.
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I'm a huge fan of The Loop and they've just introduced a new initiative to the site: Spaces.
Spaces showcases creative working environments around Australia available for occupancy.
The idea is that creatives can either find or fill spaces — be it a single hotdesk or a complete warehouse — with like-minded people.
Our friends at Ascender design in Surry Hills are actually featured so, if you're looking for a cool, creative space to share in Sydney's creative hub, get in touch.
Since launching just 2 years ago the The Loop currently showcases the work of over 20,000 of Australia's top creative professionals. This innovative visual marketplace connects talent with 2,500 leading creative companies and endless opportunities.
Global and local companies recruiting via The Loop include; Google, Sydney Opera House, XYZnetworks, Animal Logic, Nickelodeon, Frost*, Fuel VFX, ACP Magazines, Pacific Magazines, ABC, The Walt Disney Company, Network TEN, Foxtel, Droga5, SBS, Twentieth Century Fox, The Nine Network, MTV, Wunderman, Moon Communications, The Biennale of Sydney, the campaign palace, Oxfam, Ogilvy, Leo Burnett, Triple J and more.
The Loop's impact on the digital industry over the past two years has not gone unnoticed. After taking out the 'Best Newcomer" at the 2010 Job Board Awards, The Loop was announced as the winner of the 'Best Enterprise' category at the 2011 AAMIA Awards.
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Amendment XIII
Section 1. Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.
Section 2. Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation.
Passed by the Senate on April 8, 1864, by the House of Representatives on January 31, 1865, declared adopted on December 6, 1865, eight months after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.
�Lincoln� has been covering Steven Speilberg with yet more glory, and adding to the already bright luster of the careers of Daniel Day-Lewis as Abraham Lincoln, Sally Fields as Mary Todd Lincoln, and Tommy Lee Jones as Thaddeus Stevens.
Spielberg is kind of hit and miss. He�s acknowledged to be a great director, but…
Sometimes he reaches out and skillfully plucks your heart strings, leaving you moved to tears as you leave the theater, and feeling like you�ve been seduced by a smooth-talking sharpie the next day.
Worse, he has sometimes taken liberties with history in service to his ideology.
Spielberg marred what should have been the crown of his career, �Schindler�s List,� with a lie. Oscar Schindler didn�t take the Jews on his list to Czechoslovakia and persuade the Nazis not to murder them by sheer force of character – he armed them.
Spielberg lied because he hates guns.
But I think this one hits the mark and will go down among the great movies of this generation.
�Lincoln� covers the last four months of the life of the 16th president, when he strove mightily to pass the 13th amendment to the Constitution through the House of Representatives.
It begins with a scene of appalling carnage. A fierce hand-to-hand struggle in rain and mud between Confederates in grey and black soldiers in Yankee blue fades into a scene where two black soldiers are recounting the struggle to Lincoln himself on a visit to the troops.
This is how Speilberg solves one problem. If you make a film about Lincoln, you have to, have to, include �The Gettysburg Address,� and at least part of �The Second Inaugural Address,� and neither of them were given within the time frame of the movie. Spielberg has the soldiers recite �The Gettysburg Address� back to him from memory.
Spielberg very adroitly presents the legal complexities constraining Lincoln�s actions and his fears that once the war was over and his war powers terminated, the former slaves freed by The Emancipation Proclamation would be returned to slavery.
At the time Roger Taney was still Chief Justice of the Supreme court, the man who wrote in the Dred Scott Decision that black people were �beings of an inferior order, and altogether unfit to associate with the white race, either in social or political relations, and so far inferior that they had no rights which the white man was bound to respect.�
Lincoln had the support of the Republican Party, founded specifically as an anti-slavery party but containing both Radical Republicans demanding immediate and unconditional freedom and equality for slaves, and conservatives led by party founder Francis Preston Blair (Hal Holbrook, who has himself played Lincoln) who wanted to end the war with a negotiated peace first.
Many sincerely detested slavery but feared sudden emancipation, as they had every right to with the horrible example of Haiti off our southern coast.
Lincoln had to persuade the former, led by Stevens, to moderate their public stand to �equality before the law only,� and the latter to move immediately and forego the chance of a negotiated peace. And Lincoln needed the support of a crucial number of southern sympathizing Democrats.
Otto Von Bismarck said, �Those who love sausage and revere the law, should never watch either one being made.�
This movie is about a sublime law being made, that all men are free, in ways that fascinate and repel.
The movie alternates between post-battle scenes of indescribably horror, and scenes of repulsive political corruption, yet still manages to be inspiring.
Lincoln�s son Robert (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) defies his father and joins the army after seeing soldiers dumping wheelbarrows full of amputated limbs in a pit outside an army hospital.
Lincoln and Secretary of State Seward (David Strathairn) hire a shady reprobate (James Spader as William N. Bilbo) to bribe, cajole, and get crucial votes from lame-duck Democratic congressmen any way they can.
Lincoln diverted a Confederate delegation from Washington and guarded by black soldiers so he can tell congress he �has no knowledge of a Confederate delegation in Washington.�
Lincoln was a rare leaders who could use corrupt means and not be corrupted by them. Who could lead the �Team of Rivals� as Doris Kearns Goodwin titled the book that begat the film, and make them work together for a common end. Who could deal with men who detested him, and in many cases win them completely over.
Lincoln buried two of his children, one while in office. He had a difficult and mentally unstable wife. During his term as commander-in-chief more Americans were killed than all our other wars combined.
In his last days in the White House, Lincoln confided to a visitor, �I shan�t last long after this is over.�
Day-Lewis captures perfectly the unbearable sorrow you see on the statue at the Lincoln Memorial. And I doubt there was a dry eye in the theater as the movie ended with the Second Inaugural Address.
�Fondly do we hope�fervently do we pray�that this mighty scourge of war may speedily pass away. Yet, if God wills that it continue until all the wealth piled by the bondman's two hundred and fifty years of unrequited toil shall be sunk, and until every drop of blood drawn with the lash shall be paid by another drawn with the sword, as was said three thousand years ago, so still it must be said, "The judgments of the Lord are true and righteous altogether."
With malice toward none; with charity for all; with firmness in the right, as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in; to bind up the nation's wounds; to care for him who shall have borne the battle, and for his widow, and his orphan�to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace among ourselves, and with all nations.�


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