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Amanda Wise, 18, of Tobyhanna was killed when the Dodge Neon in which she was a passenger crashed and then burst into flames early Monday.
The 3:12 a.m. crash happened on Route 33 at mile-marker 18, between Wind Gap and Saylorsburg, in Hamilton Township.
State police said the 18-year-old male driver from Tobyhanna might have fallen asleep at the wheel, causing the car to go off the road and hit a tree. He and the four other passengers were able to get themselves out of the burning vehicle.
Passing motorists stopped to try putting out the flames, but were unable to free Wise. The driver and surviving passengers, which included two Tobyhanna boys ages 16 and 17, a 17-year-old Freeport, N.Y., boy and a female of unknown age and address, were taken to Pocono Medical Center.
Wind Gap and West End fire companies, West End and Central Pocono ambulances and the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation also were on scene.
Wise and fellow Pocono Mountain West High School student Courtney Fairbanks grew up together and were field hockey teammates in junior high and high school.
Fairbanks said Wise was supposed to have graduated with her this year, but did not because of an issue with credits and that Wise had to take one more class.
"Another friend and I were just talking the other day about how some say there's a curse on our school because it seems like almost every year a student dies," she said.
The two-year anniversary of the August 2008 one-vehicle crash that claimed the life of Pocono Mountain West star athlete Jon Mangual recently passed.
Fairbanks was driving Monday when a friend contacted her and told her Wise had been killed.
"I had to pull over and compose myself," she said. "I just couldn't believe that someone I'd grown up with was suddenly gone just like that. One thing I'll always remember about Amanda is that, whenever you were down, you could always count on her to put a smile on your face."
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Up for approval at tonight's city council meeting is about $3.1 million in vendor payments and $1.7 million in payroll for the period between Sept. 3 and Sept. 16.
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This week's checks range from 29 cents written to "AT&T Long Distance" for a "covert line" to $708,323.42 for Feutz Contractors' work on the Boneyard storm sewer improvements.
City council members must approve of these payments at each of their biweekly regular meetings. During the first meeting of September, council members Deborah Frank Feinen and Gordy Hulten voted against making the payments because they felt some of the items may not have been warranted. Click here for that full story.
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This curious personage, with four small spindly legs supporting a visage of stunned eyes and a quizzical smirk or handlebar moustache, offers a satiric take on the work's grim title. Inspired by a Zuni war god sculpture that Klee saw at an ethnological museum, it was painted on the eve of Hitler's assumption of power in Germany, a year after Klee left the Bauhaus for a professorship at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf. The two sets of legs suggest that two figures might be supporting and hiding behind this monumental carnival-style mask, an arrangement related to Klee's metaphorical statement, "The mask represents art, and behind it hides man."
1932 - 1933, Galerie Alfred Flechtheim, Düsseldorf/Berlin, acquired on consignment from the artist.
1933 - at least January 1937, Galerie Simon (Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler), Paris, acquired on consignment from the artist.
[Buchholz Gallery (Curt Valentin), New York]
By 1940 - 1977, Allan (1906-1975) and Beatrice Roos, New York and San Francisco.
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To get on with my story I saw this 1995 Toyota Supra Turbo highly tuned, the woman emailed me saying she is going through a divorce and has to sell the car $5000 and free shipping. Something told me it's too good to be true and guess what it was. She said send the money via moneybookers.com and they will give you a number. Once you got the confirmation number email me and I will ship the car. You will have 30 days to inspect it and if you don't like you can ship it back to me at no cost to you.
I decided to call the bluff. I asked her for the address where the car is located and that I will pick it up. Then came the BS she replied by email I will be leaving soon and I will ship the car before I leave. And I said to myself she must think I am a complete idiot.
all I am going to say they pray on people and they will steal your money. They recently tried to scam ebay seller.
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As we enter the final days of our legislative session there is a flurry of activity on Beacon Hill as legislators attempt to get their initiatives passed before time runs out.The Massachusetts Legislature works on a two-year cycle, with formal sessions ending on July 31of the second year. While we will continue to meet in informal sessions for the remainder of the year, after this deadline no matter can progress without the unanimous consent of the entire legislative body.I have a number of legislative initiatives that I hope to see pass before this deadline hits.In the Senate we have been busy advancing a number of important environmental initiatives. Most importantly, the Senate has passed the Water Protection Act to aid community efforts to clean up excess nutrients from inadequately treated wastewater.The legislation language amends the Commonwealth's Clean Water State Revolving Fund by allowing communities to qualify for zero percent interest financing on projects to reduce nutrient enrichment of surface or drinking waters. Passage of this legislation will mean we finally have the tools restore and protect rivers, bays and estuaries across the Commonwealth and the Cape.This legislation, now in the House awaiting action, gives cities and towns the financial and planning support they need to address their vast wastewater obligations.Finding a long-term solution to our property insurance crisis is one of my highest priorities. This year I have seen increasing attention paid to the issue of homeowners' insurance in Massachusetts.A commission was established to examine the current homeowners' insurance crisis in our coastal communities. After a long series of public hearings, the commission released a report outlining recommendations intended to bring long-term stability to the homeowners' insurance marketplace in coastal areas.The Senate has passed a piece of legislation that, while not perfect, is the first step in bringing reform to the homeowners insurance market. Most significantly, the legislation establishes a hurricane research center at the University of Massachusetts Lowell to develop current and accurate storm-model criteria for use by insurers in rate-setting practices. It is now up to the House to move this initiative forward.After the Massachusetts presidential primary I heard from a number of constituents who encountered problems at the polls that prevented them from exercising their right to vote.With each election cycle, Massachusetts sees a decline in voter participation, leaving the choice of elected officials and important policy decision in the hands of a minority of voters. Many citizens do not realize they are unregistered or that there is a pre-election day registration deadline until it is too late, further exacerbating the problem.In the next two weeks the Senate is planning to take up "An Act Relative to Election Day Registration" to ensure that eligible voters interested in participating in elections can do so, even if they have not previously registered, by registering at their town hall on the day of the election. We should do all that we can to encourage greater participation in our democracy.Also on the topic of election reform, the legislature is considering "An Act Relative to the Agreement among States to Elect the President by National Popular Vote" which would initiate Massachusetts into an interstate compact to move away from the Electoral College and toward a national popular vote.In order for the national popular vote to go into effect, states with a combined total of 270 presidential electors – a majority in the Electoral College – must have passed identical legislation. So far the bill has been signed into law by four states (Hawaii, Illinois, Maryland and New Jersey), totaling 50 electoral votes.The bill is important for Massachusetts and for all states that do not have a significant impact on the Electoral College. The Constitution empowers each state to decide how to award its electoral votes. With the passage of this bill, states would award their electors to whichever candidate wins the most votes nationwide, as opposed to statewide.The use of the national popular vote would ensure that each state remains vital to the presidential candidates and would take away the current focus on "swing states." Additionally, the bill would increase voter participation, as each vote would be weighted equally.Finally, the Senate and the House have both passed legislation furthering our efforts at health care reform, attempting to reduce costs, increase access to primary care and strengthen transparency and efficiency. Increasing access to primary care is essential to completing our goal of universal health care, especially for underserved regions of the Commonwealth such as the Cape. We must do more to control the growing cost of health care for our first-in-the nation approach to work.As the Senate Chairman of the Joint Committee on Higher Education, I am particularly intrigued and proud of the Senate's proposal to expand of UMass Medical School with the intention of increasing primary care doctors working in Massachusetts. The Senate and the House must now work out their differences before this important bill can become law.The next few weeks on Beacon Hill are sure to be busy. I remain hopeful that in the time remaining some of these important pieces of legislation, for both the Cape and the Commonwealth, will find their way to the governor's desk.
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Who was this man who has been compared with Einstein?
The weeklong international conference was devoted to presentations on theoretical physics, the field in which Pauli had earned his stellar reputation. As the last speaker, I addressed Paulis interest in metaphysics and his association with the psychologist Carl Gustav Jung. To my surprise, the auditorium remained filled to capacity; I had underestimated the reach of his metaphysical thought.
A luncheon reception was held later in the Kronenhalle Restaurant, where Pauli had often dined. There his spirit came to life as "old timers" spontaneously shared their experiences with this mercurial figure. Some recalled his idiosyncratic behavior, while others described their encounters with the notorious "Pauli Effect," in which Paulis presence seemed mysteriously to affect the physical environment.
Although this gathering honored Pauli for his unique standing among the physicists of the twentieth century, my mind turned to Paulis philosophical outlook, which reached beyond the scope of traditional science. Among other concerns, he addressed the moral dilemma that physics faced in the aftermath of the development of the atomic bomb. But for Pauli this was symptomatic of a broader concern, that physics (and science in general) needed to expand its compass beyond the realm of rationally understood phenomena.
I was initially intrigued by Paulis early dreams, which Jung had published, and which are presented in chapter 2. When I learned that the dreamer was the renowned physicist, my curiosity deepened. And when I discovered that Pauli and Jung had been engaged in a correspondence for over two decades, I was hooked.
Although Jung was twenty-five years Paulis senior, the two men developed a profound relationship, based primarily on their mutual interest in the interaction of psyche and matterJung from the side of psychology, Pauli from the side of physics. Jung described this interaction as a synchronicity, a meaningful relationship between psyche and matter in which the archetypes are said to extend into the realm where psyche and matter interact. For Pauli it was the psychophysical problem, the need to merge physics with the psychology of the unconscious. Pauli recognized that the rationalistic perspective of physics had fostered a dangerous "will to power." If physics were opened to a consideration of psychic phenomena, he maintained, scientists would be exposed to a holistic vision with a humanistic dimension.
Inspired by his dreams, Pauli came to realize that matter and psyche have a common metaphysical foundation. Like a modern-day alchemist, Pauli believed that an awareness of the metaphysical connection between psyche and matter would enrich the scientific mind with far-reaching consequences, not the least of which would be an encounter with the unconscious. The irrational realities in quantum physics, he maintained, would help make this accessible to consciousness. For Pauli, the parallel discoveries in physics and psychology early in the twentieth century were meaningful coincidences. In 1900, Plancks discovery of the quantum showed that at the subatomic level, the rational physics of Newton no longer applied. Jung in turn discovered the collective unconscious, a psychic realm that functioned independently of the conscious mind. In both cases the rational law of causality was violated. This and other similarities offered tantalizing hints that matter and psyche were interrelated in a dimension of reality whose essence was the concern of Jung and Pauli alike, but from their very different fields of expertise.
Nobody viewed Wolfgang Pauli with ambivalence. Those who knew him best valued his unusual qualities; others resented his sharp tongue and harsh judgments. A few were able to distinguish the worldly Pauli from the "eternal" Pauli and perceive the whole man. This book is intended to reflect that wholeness.


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What is Homes of Hope?
Homes of Hope's global movement has been steadily gaining life- changing traction in transforming the lives of families in poverty via the gift of a new home since 1990. To date, over 100,000 individuals have volunteered to construct over 5400 homes for the needy in 21 countries.
Led by Sean Lambert, the very first house was constructed by a team from the Los Angeles chapter of Youth With A Mission (YWAM) in the poor community of El Florido, a suburb of Tijuana, Mexico. Upon gifting this initial new home to an impoverished family, Lambert's young daughter, Andrea, just three years old at the time, pointed to another family living nearby in a rusty, dilapidated bus and asked, "Daddy, are you going to build a house for the bus people too?" Moved by his daughter's plea, the ministry to which he and Janet would subsequently dedicate their lives was born. Shortly thereafter, the young Lambert family relocated south, launching the San Diego/Baja Mexico chapter of YWAM and its primary focus, Homes of Hope. Although originally inspired as "an offering to Jesus" by Lambert, the 2-3 daylong home builds themselves are open to all — anyone who has a heart to help the poor is welcome.
How it works: Homes for the poor are built and funded by teams of volunteers offering their time and labor. Each house build takes 2-3 days. Some groups also choose to bless the families with furniture or shopping trip.
Who can build a Home of Hope? Participation in Homes of Hope is open to anyone who desires to serve the poor and needy in the area of housing. Youth With A Mission San Diego/Baja (Homes of Hope's host organization) believes that everyone has the right to the 5 basics of life: food, water, shelter, health care, and clothing.
How are the families selected? Each family is selected on the criteria of need only and without discrimination of any kind. Key factors considered are: income, family size, present living conditions, and if the family has the title or rights to the land the house will be built upon. To obtain a Home of Hope families must go through an extensive application process. Once approved, they are required to prepare the home site for the new foundation, tear down their old structures, and work together with the visiting team on the building days. Homes of Hope is not primarily a house-building organization, it's a people-building movement. We build homes for the poor because it changes people's lives.
Details: YWAM San Diego/Baja is an independent 501-c3 nonprofit. Youth With A Mission (YWAM) is an international, interdenominational Christian missions movement launched in 1960 by Loren Cunningham. To learn more about Homes of Hope's global housing mission to impoverished families, please visit www.YWAMHomesOfHope.org.
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I'm having trouble sorting out how to select one site out of my two, open via root of my host. I went through a lot of effort to re-create my existing html static home site to WP, after falling in love with Wp after setting up a separate Blog. Now I want to DEL the old site and use my re-created WP version as root. BTW... right now, multisite, permalinks, etc are working like a charm. I'll try to keep it brief. ;)
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site 1: radiant-homes.com/blog/ <-- by Wp default (my blog)
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goal: radiant-homes.com/blog/wp/ to open with radiant-homes.com
so far: got radiant-homes.com/blog/ to open via radiant-homes.com
So.... how and where do I tell WP to open the site at radiant-homes.com/blog/wp/ , and not radiant-homes.com/blog/ as it's doing now? I used the index.php & .htaccess "copy" method to achieve what I have so far. My "Blog" is loading at root.... I want to load the "other" secondary site as root.
I have not tried bemdesign's suggestion of modifying my wp-config.php file yet.... was a little frightened it may lock me out, etc. Below is my WP relevant data from .htaccess and index.php copied to ROOT.
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"Undredal --- The goat town" Undredal by gubbi1
Undredal Travel Guide: 4 reviews and 14 photos
Taking the road E16 from Gudvangen eastwards you will drive through a really long tunnel. After it, before entering the next long tunnel you can leave the road E16 and drive down to the village Undredal, which is located at the Aurlandsfjord. Here it seems that much is about goats. Not only that you will find a small monument of a goat, but also you can buy goat cheese that is made of goat milk from the goats that are held higher up in the mountains.
An architectural site that you should see is the smallest church of Scandinavia dating back to 1147. In fact the church is a Stave Church, which is hardly seen. Unfortunately it was closed when I was there.
My plan here was to stay overnight, but the camping area was just renewed to a modern camping (new washing and toilets), which did not allow a nice place. Anyway people were really helpful and suggested me a place, but as it was not reachable by car it would have been to complicated. For what I have seen there, I am sure that the new camping will be recommendable. It is in the center of the village.
- Pros:Small cosy village, helpful people
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Okay, so in this segment, we're going to take a look at a bunch of different microphone body styles and kind of, design styles. There's no rule that just because a microphone is shaped a certain way that it may, or may not, be a certain type of element, or have a certain pickup pattern. But there's a few common body shapes that you can usually make a generalization that, okay, that's a condenser, okay, that's a dynamic mic. So, we'll look at a few different shapes in this segment. So, the first microphone we want to look at is the Large Diaphragm Condenser, which is this baby right here. The condenser actually is right in about here.
It's a big diaphragm, so you want to point it this way, but this is a switchable-pattern microphone, which will do-- I'll show you these buttons in a minute. This is a good microphone to use for vocals and acoustic instruments. It has high sensitivity to vocals and high transients. It's got some switchable switches on the back with a pad, and a bass roll-off feature. The microphone plug, plugs in down here. This is a great mic to have if you're just starting off. Looking into a large diaphragm condenser microphone is a good thing to do.
You can get fairly inexpensive ones or really expensive ones, but a nice one will go a long way in your studio. The next microphone we'll look at is the small diaphragm condenser. The diaphragm actually is out here, like this, so you can kind of point it this way towards your sound source. You can actually change the pickup pattern on these by using different capsules. By capsule, I mean, you can unscrew the end. So, this capsule actually happens to be an omni-directional capsule, but you can get it in a cardioid pattern, maybe a hypercardioid pattern, I believe.
Small diaphragm condensers are good for using on acoustic instruments like acoustic guitars, overhead, and drum cymbals. They are also pretty good on things like violins and cellos. Both the small condenser and the large condenser microphones require phantom power, unless they come with a battery supply, which usually you won't find in a large diaphragm condenser. Some smaller, kind of, pencil-- this is kind of we call it kind of a pencil-shaped microphone. There will be a section where you can put like a AA battery in there in some of them.
But most of them will require 48-volt phantom power. So, the next microphone we'll look at is the handheld, kind of, body style, which is--this is the classic Shure SM57, I'm going to bring in the SM58 as well. These are dynamic microphones, cardioid pickup pattern. They actually sound the same. They have the same element. The only difference is you have a different kind of a grill on these two. That's actually on purpose. This is designed kind of more for singing and is kind of just more convenient for vocalists to have that, whereas, this is used more on instruments, which is nice.
Using this on drums, you don't want this, kind of, big metal thing for the drummer to hit, you want, kind of, a smaller, more narrow profile. So, this works out good for that. Dynamic mics get used on all kinds of things, in live music settings, and all the time in studios as well. They handle things at really high pressure levels. So you can use these on guitar amps, drums, toms, snares, bass cabinets, lots of different uses. So, the next one is a shotgun microphone. This is typically a condenser microphone.
The pattern, the pickup pattern on the shotgun microphone, as the name implies is really direct. It shoots out, and it's aiming very specifically out. So, what's in front of it? These, kind of, ports on the side generally are there to reject things that are the sounds coming from the side. These are really good to use if you're doing recording for film, or acting, a video, something like that. You can put it on a boom and kind of hold it over the actor's head and keep it out of the frame of the film, and point it, kind of, at their head. You'll also see these used at sporting events, kind of, pointed on the field, the athletes or the referees, to get some impact sounds or some chatter.
But you won't really see a shotgun microphone used that often in music production. In the studio, there are other microphones that serve the purpose, mainly because you're going to always get pretty close to your sound source in studio productions. Okay, next we'll look at a lavalier microphone, which can be a condenser or a dynamic element. So, this is the microphone, this is a wireless version, this is a battery pack. You can clip this onto a tie or lapel or the collar or whatever you're using it on.
These are great for interviews, for onstage performances or lectures, not used in music production very often, or in the studio, again just because we can use different mics and get them closer. This is when you, kind of, want an inconspicuous microphone, something where you're more interested in, you want to hear what the person is saying, but you're really filming them. For instance, right now, I'm wearing one, and when you see the wide shots of me, even though I'm distracting. You won't notice that I have the microphone on, but you can still hear me. You might want to look for it. Let's move on to the boundary microphone.
This is the microphone that has that hemispherical pickup, where actually when you put it down on a table, it starts to pick up in a pattern like this, maybe like that. This can be a condenser microphone, some are dynamic. This one has an inline power supply with a AA battery. These are good for picking up room sounds. If you're doing a meeting, you can actually put it down on the table, and it'll, kind of, pick up every one around that table very well. If you're doing theater productions, you can put this on the stage, and you'll get to hear, kind of, the actors as they move around, and kind of the ambient sounds, the footsteps.
It'll pick up their voices a little bit, not like a directional mic would, but enough so that you can, kind of, broadcast and pick up of the overall stage out into the audience. These will be used in music occasionally. To pick up rooms, they'll be placed on walls and drum rooms or if you have a string on soundboards or even large orchestras, you can use these hanging on walls, kind of, like this, to pick up the whole room. They work pretty well like that. So, that's the PZM, not a real common microphone, definitely not one to start out with. But if you want to, kind of, load up your gear down the line, a PZM is a nice microphone to have.
The other microphone worth pointing out just because I'm going to talk about it quite a bit in this whole title is the dynamic omni-directional microphone. Again, it's handheld. This is the Electro-Voice 635A, which is a great microphone for field interviewing and recording. It picks up in an omni-directional pattern, so all the way around it. It doesn't reject sound in any way. Even though it looks like it would, it doesn't. I just wanted to point this out. This one is probably from the late 1960s, and it still works great.
But you also buy brand-new versions of this. So, that's what a kind of a dynamic interview mic will look like. So, a few other things I want to talk about are a few accessories. These are called Windscreens. They are, kind of, a foam that goes over a microphone. You can use them if you're going to be out in a windy area outside. If you're in the studio, I don't really recommend using them. They actually reduce the frequency response a little bit of the microphones. A better solution, if you're in the studio and doing voice is a device called the pop filter, which more or less, looks like a piece of fabric or nylon stretched over a hoop, that's on a gooseneck microphone mount that you can hook up to a microphone and put in front of your microphone.
If you're using a large diaphragm condenser, on vocals, it's very common to use a pop filter in front of it. That pop filter stops things which are called plosives, which are when you say a P or a B, we kind of create a burst of air that comes out of our mouth, a big push, which I can probably make this do, but I shouldn't. So that pop filter will cut down on the plosives, the impact. So it, kind of, reduces those big gusts of air that get to the microphone. One more thing I want to talk about is microphone storage.
It's good to keep your microphones in a cool dry place. So, in professional studios they'll have a mic cabinet that's kind of conditioned and dried. In the home studio, usually it ends up like a drawer or, kind of, a cabinet. Maybe you put some foam down there and put the mics in. One thing I like to do is when you buy a new audio gear you always get a little silica packet in there, that little white packet. If you take that and just drop it in that drawer, it'll kind of keep it dry in there. So, instead of throwing those out when you buy new stuff, new electronics that come with those in there, keep them, and throw them in your microphone cabinet to keep it dry in there.
In the next movie, we'll look at microphone placement. We'll talk about putting mics on different instruments and some places to start with placement.


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TV Ratings: 'Finder,' 'Fringe' finales rise, while 'Undercover Boss,' 'CSI: NY' close low on Friday
ABC takes the key demo, while CBS rules overall
Fast National ratings for Friday, May 11, 2012.
With three finales, CBS still won Friday night easily overall, but "Undercover Boss" and "CSI: NY" hit such low numbers among young viewers that ABC cruised for the night, led by "Shark Tank."
Meanwhile, both the cancelled "The Finder" and the renewed "Fringe" had "up" nights for their finales, while The CW's renewed "Nikita" and "Supernatural" were flat.
For the night, ABC averaged a 1.5 rating among adults 18-49, tops in the key demographic. CBS was second with a 1.2 rating, while NBC and FOX both posted a 1.1 key demo rating. The CW averaged a 0.5 key demo rating for Friday.
Overall, though, CBS averaged an estimated 8.45 million viewers and a 5.5 rating/10 share for Friday primetime. ABC was a distant second overall with 4.99 million viewers and a 3.3/6, beating NBC's 3.16 and 4.62 million viewers. FOX's 2.3/4 and 3.66 million viewers finished fourth, beating the 1.53 million viewers and 1.0/2 for The CW.
8 p.m. - CBS' suddenly struggling "Undercover Boss" averaged 5.75 million viewers to win the 8 p.m. hour overall, but only could muster a 1.1 rating among adults 18-49. ABC's "Shark Tank" was a close second with 5.545 million viewers and an hour-winning 1.6 key demo rating. NBC's "Who Do You Think You Are?" was third overall with 4.76 million viewers and fourth with a 0.8 key demo rating. The series finale of "The Finder" averaged 4.16 million viewers and a 1.1 key demo rating for FOX. On The CW, "Nikita" was up with 1.38 million viewers and steady with a 0.4 key demo rating.
9 p.m. - "CSI: NY" limped to the end of its season with 9.03 million viewers, but only a 1.1 rating among adults 18-49, not the kind of number you want to post when CBS is still making bubble decisions. ABC's "Primetime: What Would You Do?" was a distant second overall with 4.79 million viewers, but won the hour with a 1.6 key demo rating. NBC's "Grimm" was third overall with 4.46 million viewers and second with a 1.2 key demo rating. FOX's "Fringe" closed its penultimate season with 3.16 million viewers and a 1.0 key demo rating. The CW's "Supernatural" averaged 1.68 million viewers and a 0.7 key demo rating, like "Nikita" up in viewers and steady in the demo.
10 p.m. - "Blue Bloods" won the 10 p.m. hour for CBS with 10.56 million viewers, but finished second with a 1.3 rating among adults 18-49. ABC's "20/20" averaged just over 4.64 million viewers and won the hour with a 1.4 key demo rating, edging out NBC's "Dateline," which had just under 4.64 million viewers and a 1.2 key demo rating.
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If there is an issue that has united popular indignation, Left and Right alike, executive compensation surely ranks near or at the top. But the bipartisan opposition to recent pay increases for the CEOs of mortgage conduits Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, while highly understandable, misses the larger point. Several months ago, these companies, which account for nearly half the outstanding home mortgage debt in the U.S. and which since 2008 have been wards of the government, announced plans to raise annual CEO pay from $600,000 to $4 million. Their overseer, the Federal Housing Finance Agency, approved the hikes. In response, Congress overwhelmingly has passed (or is on the verge of passing) bills to roll them back. Lawmakers would do better to allow the firms to operate freely and without subsidies.
NLPC Associate Fellow Fred N. Sauer asserts that General Electric is no longer a great industrial company, but is now dominated by its General Electric Capital Services (GECS) division. Contrary to the conventional wisdom of the financial media that GECS has been GE's strength in recent years, Sauer argues that GECS is dangerously reliant on short-term financing to support its own lending. The result is a company ultimately dependent on political influence to mitigate the risk, creating opportunities for the well connected, like Warren Buffett.
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Savvy Sunday Salutations' to Pamela V. Mason
After a HUGE break (apologies to all my lovely subscribers) I wanted to say what a glorious day it is to welcome Pamela V. Mason to the Savvy Salutations' guest post slot. Pamela is a wonderful person, so full of life and joy; every time I get a chance to speak with her I am met with full enthusiasm; therefore, I had to convince her to pop by and be a superb guest here on yikici and being the angel she is, she gracefully accepted. I just know her zest for life will rub off on you all… -Okay, okaaaay I'll shush and let you enjoy Pamela's inspirational post. 😀
by Pamela V. Mason
We all hit the jackpot. But do we recognize it when we do, and do we use it, enjoy it? Or fritter it away via fear and regrets?
No…not talking about money or those fifteen minutes of fame….
I'm talking about that happy place in life where you arrive and everything falls into place and works for you.
You're no longer uncertain of yourself, afraid to take risks. It's that comfort you feel living in your own skin, warts and all. You can quit sucking in your gut, covering up the acne scars, and smiling with your mouth closed so nobody sees your missing tooth.
It's security in yourself and knowing who you are and where and how you fit in. What you can do well, and what you can't. What you're meant to do with the rest of the morning suns you have left in your life.
It takes time and errors and missteps and more time again. Not failures – each trial is actually its own success. Just the fact that you dreamt up an idea, initiated an action, shared it with the world, and offered it up to be accepted or rejected –
There's the triumph.
So your idea-baby flopped in front of millions… just means you dreamt big, tried bigger.
You're learning, you're alive, and now you have a bigger dream to act upon.
The jackpot?
Knowing the dream doesn't have to end.
(Copyright © Pamela V. Mason 2012. All Rights Reserved.)
Pamela, thank you for such an inspirational and motivational post; I think I dream too big all the time and then the disappointment sets in when I feel I did not achieve what I aimed to…so in that respect your article is very humbling and a superb reminder of our reality and what is important: we're still alive and learning every day; many of us forget that in the hectic cycle of the world today. If we ever do stop, take a moment to reflect and appreciate what we have and what we HAVE actually achieved until this point, then we will certainly be much aware of what we do and how we fair in life. A great post –it's left me with a 'get-up and go' attitude –before I do, we must head on off to the interview room. 😉
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1. Pamela, you chose to share the above article with us, could you please tell us what has been the instrumental reason to why you like writing about this subject.
I wake up each day and wonder if it will be my last. I watch the news and wonder if those who fell victim to a bullet or a car accident had the awareness to tell their loved ones "I love you" earlier… or if they just left the house without a word. I want to live each day doing what I do best – and enjoying that.
Life's too short to be wasted.
2. Why do you Blog?
I blog to promote authors whom I know and love their works. I blog to share lessons and writing tools that are helpful in my writing self education. I blog to share my writing and memoirs and try out story ideas on others.
3. Of all the articles, you choose to blog about –which are the easiest, the hardest and most enjoyable.
Of all the articles to blog about, the easiest are the promotions. The hardest are the promotions. The most enjoyable are the promotions.
My goal is to share and expose others' who are writing their thoughts and being brave and daring enough to live out their dreams, putting their own passions into words for everyone to read, absorb, and learn from.
I sweat it because I want others' to love these authors and their works as much as I love them. I want to present them in the best possible light… to enhance their ambitions to reach audiences and readers with their imaginations… you never know whose lives they might touch and change, or at least provide someone to relate to, even if it is a fictional character.
4. What is your most favourite and worst part of blogging?
My most favourite part of blogging is contacting the person, structuring the post, writing my own questions and learning their answers…. I think it's one of the greatest pleasures in life to get to know others, especially from around the world, such as yourself Oz!
Worst part? Posting my own thoughts and words.
Aww Pamela *blushes* -it's lovely to know you too.
5. What's your motto in life and also your work ethics?
Motto in life: I have several. Do unto others as you'd have them do unto you. Don't judge until you've walked in that person's shoes… If you don't have anything good to say, don't say anything at all. I know — old fashioned. But, I believe if we all strive to keep these things – or their equivalents – forefront in our minds, the world would be a much gentler, forgiving, kinder place to live.
It's living consciously, being aware that another person is very much the same as you: with feelings, hurts, ambitions, and disappointments, desires and potential. If we remember that others had a bad day… don't feel their best… lost a loved one, or a pet … fell short of their expectations… then perhaps it could stem the poison that hurts all of us. Like ripples in a pond.
Then of course, some people are just plain mean….
*Nods in agreement*
6. What was the last dream you saw?
The last dream I saw: I was walking walking walking…down a paved highway towards a destination, but I don't remember the specific destination. But always my dreams have rooms – temporary, one room living spaces. Anyway, it was a long walk, and I was making progress, passing many landmarks, but never reached my final destination. I remember palm trees and a high ocean wall with a deep deep ocean – I even jumped in and swam across, like a bay. Of course, I was totally dry when I got out and just started walking again.
Well… I thought it was interesting….
Sounds like you are on a path, finding new walks of life and treasures; what a positive dream.
7. In a film about your life, which actor would play you?
Ha! That's easy! Kathy Bates sometimes. But for my 'mom' personality, that would be Tyler Perry as M'dea! I had my own M'dea growing up. Wisdom grounded in experience.
8. What's next/what can we expect from you?
I am launching WriterMason Productions, an online book promotions business; a helping hand to guide those of us who didn't grow up playing with computer toys to push a button and realize the computer won't break!
9. What are you currently working on?
I also am writing a short for a summer anthology published by Dee Dee Scott's Writers' Guide to EPublishing group, and a submission for a Christmas anthology.
10. What 3 words least describe you?
Three words that least describe me: Simple (as in uncomplicated – see?) Serious, Stuffy
11. If you had a superpower what would it be?
A superpower? Fearlessness!
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BOSTON — TreeHouse Foods, Inc. is locked in on expanding through innovation and improving its internal operations efficiency, said Dennis Riordan, executive vice-president and chief financial officer. Mr. Riordan spoke at the Barclays Back-to-School Conference Sept. 4 in Boston.
On the innovation front, the company's single-serve coffee program stands out as a success, Mr. Riordan said. The business has benefitted not only from new coffee flavors and profiles, but also from the introduction of teas and other hot drinks.
"Some people don't know that we've actually for about two years have been making a variety of hot drinks in a single-serve format that works in Keurig machines," he said. "And last year we added filtered products. But we see a great opportunity for expansion in this very fast-growing category as well, and it will be a key focus of ours in the future."
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Carl Icahn is bulking up on his nutritional bet.
Only a day before nemesis Bill Ackman is due to speak at a notable investor-idea conference, Icahn has purchased another $26.3 million of Herbalifees.
That boosts his position in the much-discussed nutritional company by 3.7%. He now holds 16.5% of the company to go along with controlling a pair of board seats.
Icahn and Ackman have fought each other over the fate of the company. Ackman has made several presentations about Herbalife as he has attempted as loudly as possible to drive his point home. That on occasion has caused the shares to move.
Tomorrow, Ackman is on the list of investors at the Ira Sohn conference in New York, a closely-watched investor gathering where big-name investors are expected to give their top ideas.
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SNOHOMISH — The Everett Community College men's and women's cross country teams won the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges Northern Region championship meet at Willis Tucker Park on Saturday.
EvCC's Bryton Reim, a freshman from Kamiak, won the men's race, followed by Trojan teammates Seth Pierson and Drew Larson.
EvCC's Shawna Schooley, a sophomore from Yakima, won the women's race, successfully defending her 2009 title. The Trojans' Kelsey Loomans finished second.
The EvCC men won the school's fifth consecutive region title and the women won the Trojans' fourth straight title. EvCC also won the combined team championship for the fourth year in a row.
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WOW - these OKRA really produced and are very forgiving if you don't pick them right away. I had some 10-12 inch pods which were still tender. Some of my plants got over 8 feet tall. Very easy to grow and hardy. I will grow them again next summer. Here in Florida it's hard to find anything that will grow throughout the HOT humid summer. These did the job
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The is the best okra I've tried in terms of taste and texture. It's "forgiving" of missed picking, as the pods remain tender even when I let them grow larger than ideal. Does not get woody, excellent flavor. I tried for several years to find tender, flavorful okra like my grandparents grew. My search is over.
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Ok. This okra is good. Yields are huge. Off of six plants I have frozen several gallon bags of okra and we have eaten more than you can drive by and look at! BUT--Here in central Oklahoma, this is the SPINIEST, ITCHingest okra I have ever picked. I will miss it next year because of the yield, but the spines are not worth it.
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15 out of 15 people found the following review helpful:
Okra plants are lush and well branched, creating many fruiting tips from which to harvest. The pods are long and thin, I regularly harvest them at 9 inches and find them still very tender. Plants start producing when just 8 inches tall, but I harvest the okra at a much shorter length at that point so the plants don't put too much energy into ripening the pods and get stunted.
10 out of 10 people found the following review helpful:
In a trial of 7 varieties made on Long Island, NY in 2011, Zeebest came out ahead in "forgiveness", when I missed a picking or two. Overall productivity was high, exceeded only by Burmese. I found the cow-horn types generally superior to the squat varieties in tenderness. Deer have become a problem locally, but okra seem to lack appeal -after a cursory nibble or two early on.