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Actor Vijay launched the audio of K Bhagyaraj's 'Siddhu Plus Two First Attempt'. Shanthnoo, Chandni play the lead roles. Music is by Dharan.
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The tumbling rupee could depreciate further to touch 75 per US dollar by the end of 2014 if the Reserve Bank of India fails to take more proactive steps to rebuild the country's forex reserves, said Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BoAML) in its recent report.
The collapse of rupee is likely overdone but INR expectations were racing to Rs 70 per dollar and now even Rs 75 per every dollar, it added.
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Rupee traded at 67.33 per dollar, recovering sharply from the session low of 67.92 on Thursday.
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We confess…the prospect of a 2010 Oregon gubernatorial race dominated by used-to-be pols and regular wannabes threatens to knock us into a never-ending nap.
So thank goodness we've been recently treated to several new names who have awoken us faster than news of a 6-year-old boy alone in a balloon.
The short version: Now in the Democratic primary along with ex-Gov. John Kitzhaber and ex-Secretary of State Bill Bradbury is Democrat Steve Shields. Third-party contender Jerry Wilson is in the race. And Chris Dudley is mulling whether to join Allen Alley and former state Rep. John Lim (R-Gresham) in the GOP primary.
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GEORGETOWN – The Franklin P. and Arthur W. Perdue Foundation recently awarded a three-year $105,000 grant to Delaware Technical Community College to grow manufacturing training and education in Kent and Sussex counties. The Foundation is the charitable giving arm of Perdue Farms.
DOVER – The Delaware Tech Terry Campus was again a gathering point for the area's business and education leaders, state and local government officials and community members as it hosted the 8th annual Kent County Economic Summit on September 20, 2016.
GEORGETOWN – Natalie L. Herring, of New Castle, and John B. Roach, of Georgetown, have been selected as recipients of the 2016 Distinguished Alumni Award for Delaware Technical Community College's Owens Campus and will be honored on Thursday, Sept. 29.
On September 8, 2015, the first-ever meeting of the Delaware Technical Community College Alumni Board was held at the Office of the President located on the Terry Campus in Dover, uniting officers from the three campus alumni chapters.
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I want to finish this chapter by taking some time to discuss many of the decisions that you'll be faced with, regarding page layout and page structure. So we're still working with the index.htm file, but this time I've opened it from the 02_08 directory. And a quick glance at the code shows us that we have a lot more content here than the last time we looked at this file. Well, the goal of this movie isn't simply to add all the remaining content; rather, I want to focus on how certain layout decisions will affect the page structure, and how you're going to need to have a strategy in place to help you make those decisions consistently across your site.
Now, to help us with this, I also have the homepage mockup open, and I'm going to switch over to that. Now, this is the Illustrator file that you'll find in the Assets directory. It's the mockup_home.ai. If you don't have Illustrator, there's also a PDF file you can open up that's the same exact file, and at the end of the day, you don't really need to open them up at all, because we're not going to do anything to the mockup; we're just using it to compare the design to the actual structure of the page that we're building. Okay. The first thing I want to do is I want to zoom up on our menu so we can talk about the structure of our menu based on the design that we've created here. Okay.
So each of these links has link text. In the case of our first one here, Galleries, it has an icon right beside it, and then below that we have a little tagline that is descriptive of the link. In this case, this one says, "explore our photos." Now, when we design something like this, one of the first things we have to think about in terms of creating this page is how we're going to structure and code these menu items. For example, does the icon get its own element? The tagline, "explore our photos," is that going to need to be a separate element in order for us to style it the way that we want? And this is what I was talking about when I said you need to have a consistent strategy in place, so that whenever you are faced with something like this, you kind of have an idea already of how you're going to structure this.
And the rule of thumb that I used for this site, and it's one that I actually recommend that everybody uses, which is, you write the cleanest markup you possibly can. You want your markup, above anything else, to be semantic, meaning the tags actually mean something, and you only want to represent the content that needs to be represented or passed off onto any other device. As designers, we think so much about presentation and design that we forget the fact that HTML is a markup language that is designed to essentially identify content within a document and structure that.
So in this case, I'm going to switch back over to our code, and I'm going to scroll down to about line 19 or so, so we can find that menu. Now, you can see that I've used an unordered list to structure the menu, and that is extremely common. Most people do that. Most menus you'll find are structured within an unordered list, for a couple of reasons. It groups all of our links together and it indicates that they're related, and it also gives us some styling hooks. We have the unordered list tag. We have the list item tags. We have the anchor or a tags, and all three of those are styling hooks for us.
Now, it terms of those icons, a policy that I use for images is that if the image is purely decorative in nature, meaning it doesn't really need to be passed on to any other user agent that doesn't understand styles, if it's just for decoration, then it shouldn't really be represented by an element if you can avoid it. In this case we don't have to. We have the list item tags. We have the a tags. That icon could be a background graphic for either of those, and we could use that to style it. Now, the taglines, on the hand, that's a totally different story. We have to have a different styling hook on those; we have to have some way of separating them visually from the rest of our links.
So I'm going to highlight the first tagline right here, "explore our photos," and we're going to wrap this in a tag. Now, what tag we're going to wrap it in, that matters as well. When you're faced with the decision like this where you have content that you need to structure in order to style it the way that you want to style it, if you can do that in a way that still uses semantic markup, then really it's the best of both worlds. So I'm going to go ahead and wrap that in an em tag, or an emphasis tag. And again, that does two things for us. It gives us a styling hook necessary to move the tagline down and format it the way I want to format it, but it also emphasizes the text, and within that larger link, it lets other user agents know that this particular section of text stands apart and is different than the actual link text itself. All right! So I'm going to save the file and I'm going to switch back over to my mockup.
Now, next I want to focus on the area right below the menu, and that's where we have this headline, "WE LOVE URBAN PHOTOGRAPHY." We have some descriptive text to the right of that, and behind all that we have this big skyline image, and the text that's sitting on top of a box is sort of semi-translucent. So from a design perspective, it almost looks like we have four separate elements: we have the image; we have the headline; we have the text; and we have the blue box. A lot of people that are new to web design, when they have a mockup that they design or they grab a mockup from somebody else, they tend to try to put every single element within their design into an element within code, and it doesn't really have to work that way.
So if you look at this, it is a distinct section--and I'm going to call this banner, so it is a distinct banner section--but really there's only two elements that really need to be represented here, and that would be the headline and the paragraph. We'll talk about how we're going to deal with the image in just a moment. I'm going to switch back over to the code, and if I scroll down, I can see that we have our text here, "We love urban photography," and then the copy right below that, but it is wrapped in a div tag. Now, a div tag is an anonymous block of content. So this one has a class of banner to identify as being the banner.
We're not using a section or article tag here because it doesn't really rise to that level of importance. Now, the text, "We love urban photography," that's clearly a headline, but regarding the use of headings and paragraphs and things like that, you also need to have policies in place that determine when it's appropriate to use one heading over another. Now, the policy that I created for this site basically says, if you're the first or main headline within a distinct section of content, you're allowed to be an h1 tag, but it has to be an important section of content. In this case, remember we're using an anonymous container here, the div tag, so that tells us that the section, while distinct, really isn't that important, in terms of the actual content of the page.
So in that case I'm going to go ahead and wrap that in an h2 tag instead of an h1. Now, I'm sure there's some of you out there that are like, "Oh, well, you know, I read a thing on Google that says you can only use one h1 per page." That is not the way the HTML5 specification puts it, and in fact, it's not even the way Google does their algorithm anymore, so that is not altogether accurate. Okay. The next thing I'm going to do is move down to our text, "We're betting you do to." So that is a single block of text, and since it's not a heading, it just make sense to go ahead and wrap that in a paragraph tag. Now, you may have not noticed this in the mockup, so let me switch back real quick.
You can see the word Welcome right there looks a little bit bolder than the rest of the text. So we want to emphasize that as well. So I'm going to highlight the word Welcome there and I'm going to wrap that in a strong tag. Perfect! We have well-structured semantic code that is identifying this content exactly the way that we want it to, based on the strategy that we have for the site. Now, you might be saying to yourself, "Yes, yes, yes, but what about that image, and what about that blue box?" Well, again, go back to the box model properties that we've been working on. This div tag is a wrapper that surrounds all of that content, so it would be very easy to place that image as a background graphic, give it a width and height, and then just have the content sit on top of it.
As for the paragraph itself, it's very easy to also give that a width and a height, assign it a color, and make the color semi-transparent, and then using some techniques that we're going to learn in upcoming chapters, move it over to the right-hand side so that it's sitting to the right of the image. So we don't really need any extraneous markup here whatsoever. Now, that would be lovely if we could structure the entire site the same way, without any extraneous markup, and when you put a strategy in place like that, you really should try your best to make sure that you follow it. However, you're always going to have to make exceptions to the rule.
I'm going to go back into the mockup for just a moment and I'm going to scroll down, and I want to turn your attention to our gallery previews. So our gallery previews, we have three of them, Philadelphia, Chicago, and New York, and you can see they're structured exactly the same. We have a headline. We have the date. But what I want to really talk about here is this image. So we have an image here that lets us preview what's in the gallery. Now, I don't have it available in this particular mockup, but let's say we're going to have several different versions of this page. Eventually, later on in the title, we'll be creating what we call responsive designs, where we have one layout for desktop, another layout for tablet, and another layout for mobile devices.
This image is going to change dramatically. In the tablet layout, for example, this image is going to be on one side and all the text is going to be lined up on the other side. So the practice that we've been using, which is to structure images as background images and just sort of use the semantic elements that we have already in place to put the image in, really doesn't work here. It's also decorative in nature here, so I don't really want to use an image tag, and there's actually several different reasons for that, a lot of which has to do with some responsive design stuff that we'll cover a little bit later on. So if I go back into our code, if I scroll down, I'm going to show you what we're doing in these sections.
So here, you can see we have an empty div tag, and that div tag has a class of preview, and inside of it there's actually a link, so you can click on that image and go to that particular gallery. Now, that's non-semantic markup. It's extraneous markup. If you were to write really just clean code, that probably wouldn't be there. So it's one thing to have your policies in place, but every now and then you're going to have to deviate from those policies in order to get your layout to look exactly the way you want it to. You just want to make sure that that is the exception and not the rule.
So when you have to resort to that, that's fine, but if you find yourself doing that over and over and over again, perhaps your page isn't structured quite as well as you need it to be. Now, more than anything else, I'm hoping that this exercise illustrates how your page structure is actually going to be the results of dozens of small decisions that you're going to have to make based on the coding standards that you've set for your page and the layout goals that your mockup is giving you. There is no one-size-fits-all, and if you gave the same exact mockup, if I took that Illustrator file and gave it to three different web designers, I would bet you money that we would get back three different page structures in terms of the HTML code.
That is why it's so important to learn the rules for creating standards- compliant code and for learning as many different layout techniques as possible. That way you'll have the ability to make really good decisions regarding page structure while having several different options available to you to achieve the desired layout.
- Reviewing the box model
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The motorist was headed east on I-196 and took the ramp to northbound U.S. 131, near the condos built in the former Grand Rapids school building that once housed Union High.
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These shrimp are a little bit sweet and a little bit spicy. Their crisp coconut coating is made with eggs and sour cream, a combination that keeps them ridiculously moist.
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Sweet & Spicy Coconut Shrimp
1 lb. large shrimp (21/25 count), peeled (leave the tail on), deveined & butterflied
½ cup flour
2 – 3 cups sweetened, flaked coconut
1 Tablespoon chili flakes
1 teaspoon parsley flakes
1 teaspoon kosher salt
1 cup Breakstone's sour cream
2 extra-large eggs
Serves 4-6 as an appetizer
Preheat your oven to 425 degrees. Line a sheet pan with parchment paper and set aside.
Set up your dredging station
Toss the flaked coconut, chili flakes, parsley, and kosher salt in a medium-sized bowl. Set aside.
Whisk the sour cream and eggs together in a medium-sized bowl. Set aside.
Put the flour in a medium-sized bowl. Set aside. Your counter should look kinda like this at this point:
Prep the shrimp
Rinse your shrimp and pat them dry with paper towels. If you didn't buy butterflied shrimp, here's how to do that.
Grab a shrimp.
With a small, sharp knife, slit the shrimp down its back, cutting about halfway through. (If your shrimp weren't deveined prior to purchase, you'll want to yank out the black stuff you see when you make this cut. This is the shrimp's intestinal track, and you never want to serve it. It's perfectly edible, but a lot of folks will balk at it.)
And…voila! One butterflied shrimp. Repeat with the rest of the shrimp.
Once you've butterflied all your shrimp, grab one by the tail and dip him in the flour. You want to coat all the shrimp except for the tail shell.
Give him a quick shake over the bowl to knock off the excess.
Again, holding him by the tail, dip the floured shrimp into the egg mixture.
Holding him by the tail, drop the coated shrimp in the flaked coconut, and roll him around until he's completely coated.
When he's coated in coconut, set him down on your prepared sheet pan, butterflied end down. His tail should curl up and over his body.
Repeat with the rest of the shrimp.
Roast the shrimp
Roast the shrimp in your pre-heated, 425-degree oven for about 15-17 minutes.
When done, yank the pan out of the oven. Cool for 5 minutes on the pan, then serve immediately.
When they're done, the shrimp will be crisp and lightly browned, on both the top and the bottom.
Serving tips
Now, these are great as is. If you'd like to serve them with a sweet dipping sauce, try warmed apricot preserves. For a more savory sauce, serve with equal parts light soy sauce and grated ginger.
Keep the cooked shrimp for up to one day in the fridge. Honestly, though, they're best when they're hot out of the oven.


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Nov 15, 2001
A single massive star was the first cosmic structure to form after the big bang, according to a team of astrophysicists in the US. Recent simulations by Tom Abel of the Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics and co-workers have revealed how density fluctuations in the early universe could have led to the formation of a pre-galactic gas cloud with a lone star at its centre. Moreover, the model predicts that no other stellar object could have formed before this first star died in a supernova (T Abel et al 2001 Science to appear).
For 30 years astronomers have argued that clusters of densely packed stars, super-massive black holes and even planet-sized objects were the first objects in the universe. The diversity of these predictions is due to the thermal instability of the primordial gas and its chemically reactive nature - both of which are difficult to account for in analytical calculations. In contrast, the simulation by Abel and colleagues follows the chemical and radiative processes that occur in atoms and ions of hydrogen and helium.
Starting with a flat universe filled mostly with invisible 'dark' matter and 6% of ordinary matter, the simulation charts events that occurred some 13 million years after the big bang. Small density fluctuations prompted the formation of pre-galactic objects, which merge to form more massive structures. As these objects assemble, the primordial gas collects, cools and sinks to form a cold, dense cloud. Some 140 million years later, the core of this cloud had grown to be 100 times more massive than the Sun and it is sufficiently dense for hydrogen molecules to form.
According to the simulation, this 'three-body' formation of molecular hydrogen prevents the core from breaking up. Instead, a single proto-star, similar in mass to the Sun, forms at the centre of the core and rapidly accretes more mass to become a fully-fledged metal-free star. Abel and co-workers predict that the final mass of the star is between 30 and 300 solar masses, although the exact value depends on the detailed physics of the accretion. The team believes that such massive primordial stars offer a natural explanation for the absence of small metal-free stars in the Milky Way.
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Former professor in prison for murder denied parole
Parole board calls Rafael Robb a "risk to the community" after he was given a parole notice Nov. 8
Former Penn professor Rafael Robb will not be granted parole from prison next week after all, according to the Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole.
Robb, who has been in prison since 2007 for killing his wife, Ellen, was originally set to be released on Monday. Robb will now not be paroled until at least September 2014, according to the decision released by the parole board on Wednesday.
According to the decision, Robb remains a "risk to the community." It also noted that "the negative recommendation of the trial judge," Paul Tressler, against Robb's parole had an impact on the decision.
Robb pled guilty in 2007 to voluntary manslaughter in connection with beating his wife to death with a chin-up bar in December 2006. The next year, he was sentenced to five to 10 years in prison.
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What fresh hell is this?
That's the question that starts any new season of Penny Dreadful, Showtime's darkly sumptuous, richly silly horror fantasy about the damned, the monstrous and the sexually alluring (which often encompasses the first two) in 19th-century London.
One answer comes when two Victorian gentlemen greet each other in a neighborhood of Dickensian squalor. "Dr. Frankenstein." "Dr. Jekyll." Mr. Hyde, presumably, will come tootling along soon, generating additional the violence and depravity – and at that point Shazad Latif's performance will lose its rather abstract gloominess. First, though, we'll witness some of Jekyll's interesting work with the insane deep within the windowless confines of Bedlam.
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Having already gone on record to explain how he tore his shoulder jumping around as James Bond, the Quantum of Solace star tells Playboy for its November issue what also sent him to the hospital while making his latest 007 caper.
The visit involved his finger. "It wasn't as extreme as all that. I lost the pad. Here," says the actor, 40, showing off a scab on his fingertip. "This is after a month's healing, so it's nothing."
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After earning some of the best reviews ever for a Bond Girl when she played opposite Daniel Craig in last year's Casino Royale, the 27-year-old actress became the subject of rumors that her disposed-of character, Vesper Lynd, might return from the grave for the super spy's next outing.
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…got to admit this is very surprising considering Torts' comments yesterday. But I'll take it. Obviously, the move is to put Kreider on the third line with Miller and Boyle, while dropping Pyatt down to the fourth line with Halpern and Powe.
…mixed emotions on Haley. I thought he did a heck of a job for the Rangers. Assuming this means Torts is more comfortable with Asham than Haley.
Speaking of Asham, Andrew Gross at the Bergen Record reports that he skated with the team again today and is hopeful for a Sunday return to the line-up…
"Yeah I think I'm a few games away, maybe Sunday," Asham said. "I've got three good skates in right now and everything is feeling pretty good. I've just got to get my wind going and I should be fine."
Asham adds that even if he's ready, he's not 100% sure Tortorella will instantly insert him back into the line-up.
…big decision for Torts on Sunday. Does he look to sit someone like Pyatt, who, while playing better of late, has scored just one goal in the last 22 games, or does he roll without any real toughness in the line-up. Will be interesting to see..
At practice today, Gross notes that Marty Biron was the only goalie and will likely start tomorrow at MSG against the Florida Panthers.
…Florida is a no doubt start for Biron. Having said that, tomorrow has trap game written all over it. Rangers playing well and the lowly Panthers come to town. While most fans will think this is a layup, I will be very impressed if the Rangers can get a win.
Gross adds that Henrik Lundqvist's absense from the optional is much ado about nothing as John Tortorella says his Vezina winning goaltender is fine after taking a Dan Girardi elbow to the head last night.
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Football Weekly Extra: World Cup qualifiers, and where is Franny Jeffers?
James Richardson has Amy Lawrence, Paul Doyle and Rob Smyth in the pod for one of our infamous international preview shows.
We do our very best to look forward to the key fixtures in the World Cup qualifiers, including England's 1-0 victory over San Marino, a must-win game for Chris Coleman's as Wales take on Scotland, and Ireland's inevitable tonking at home to Germany.
Also in the podcast, we discuss diving, oddball managerial motivational techniques, and Newcastle's controversial sponsorship deal with Wonga, before marveling at Francis Jeffers' latest career move – to Maltese side Floriana, since you asked– and praising other English exports who have taken their skills to far flung places.
Yup, it's a classic edition of Football Weekly Extra.
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Antje Kley (Erlangen): Ethics - Media - Representation. Aesthetic Experience and Identity Formation in Richard Powers' Novel "Plowing the Dark"(2000)
Joachim Renn (Erlangen): Second Order Ethics
Poetry Reading by the Austrian-Jewish writer Robert Schindel (Vienna)and ensuing discussion with Klaus Holz (Dortmund)
Young scholars (postgraduates and assistant professors) are invited to present papers at our conference.
Possible topics include, but are not limited to:
- Ethics of deconstruction/deconstruction of ethics
- Ethics and narration
- Intercultural ethics and hermeneutics
- Ethics and (cultural) translation
- Language and normative pragmatics
- Ethics in contemporary art and film
- Media theory and media ethics
- Technologies of the self
- Boundaries of the human
- Governmentality and biopolitics
- Construction of (national, gender) identities
- New antisemitism
- Religiousness and fanatism
- Post-marxist politics
- Limits to postmodern liberalism
- Global society - global ethics
- Concepts of love, hospitality and friendship
Please register using our online submission form at http://www.gradnet.de
The deadline for paper proposals (max. 250 words) is now extended to October 1, 2007).
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The reformulation of ethical narratives may be seen as one of the most prominent signatures of the current political debate, of mass-media communication, and of present literary and artistic productions.
The conference will focus on this recent 'ethical turn', observable in these various and heterogeneous fields.
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- in politics (as forms of inclusion and exclusion; as justice of recognition and redistribution)?
- in disciplines such as philosophy and the social sciences, which theoretically and practically analyse forms of acting ethically and/or justly?
The University of Erlangen-Nürnberg is proud to be able to offer three Bursaries for scholars who come from nations whose scholars cannot normally afford to attend conferences in Western Europe.
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September 24, 2013
Emmys tell bleak tale of broadcast TV
So the Emmys were on Sunday, and with it no shortage of Neiling, Breaking and flopped attempts at Modernizing. Not least of which was characterized by the slap-happy host jabbing "our younger audience" by clarifying that television is "the thing you watch on your phones." Cute? Sure. Out of touch? Ugh.
And so it began. The 65th Primetime Emmy awards, a Hollywood tradition long thought of as little more than a red-carpeted popularity contest, had garnered speculations and conversations in the weeks prior that were markedly different than the usual buffet of "will-she/won't-he" gossip. Many cautiously hoped to witness the fruits of an Academy ready and willing to validate a rapidly changing industry, the appropriately titled golden age of television. An eagerness to welcome a landscape already rich with content and even richer with possibility.
The finished product indicated a pretty acceptable purity level. Perhaps not by Walter White standards, but by no means a bunk batch. (Save for the drawn-out In Memoriam segment and grossly blatant Cory Monteith monetizing.)
Here's what we saw. For the second year in a row, broadcast networks were kept out of Outstanding Drama consideration. And while we saw a few contenders for lead and supporting roles in the drama categories, Kerry Washington for Scandal (ABC), Christine Baranski for The Good Wife (CBS) and Jim Carter for Downton Abbey (PBS), to name a few, none went home with a win. It was AMC's Breaking Bad that took the Emmy for Outstanding Drama, the ratings for which continue to climb week by week. Last Sunday's episode saw a whopping 6.6 million viewers, up from 6.4 million the week before. My girl Anna Gunn also got her just desserts with a statue for her role as Skyler Wife to Lord Bad. As well she should have; the positive reinforcement was long overdue.
Cable network kingpin HBO stole the show with 27 wins on the night, while leading the pack for the broadcast networks was CBS with 16. The numbers, significant though not surprising, are indicative of the shift away from broadcast network models and a transformed television landscape. Adding to the shakeup this year was a historical win for Netflix, ruthless leader of the online streaming movement, whose political victory garden House of Cards secured one of its three primetime nominations in the form of David Fincher for best director in a drama series.
Netflix at the Emmys? The force behind that conspicuous red envelope gracing my mailbox? The same Netflix whose logo this blog's banner is fashioned after? That Netflix?
That Netflix. And here's what it means. With esteemed personalities like Kevin Spacey backing the unconventional model from both sides of the camera, and promises from higher-uppers to create a minimum of 10 original programs in 2014, the cloud is the limit. The Big Four team of ABC, NBC, CBS and FOX has long played by an ol' boy business strategy where higher ratings equal higher profit via advertisers. But with the introduction of DVRs and online video streaming, coupled with the impact of an ever-elusive social media jungle, the days of X + Y = $ are slipping further and further away. Pepper in the indisputable threat of alternative viewing platforms, only the beginnings of which are being demonstrated by Lady-in-Red Netflix, and you have an inevitable system overhaul on the broadcast horizon.
Another, sexier variable at play is cable content vs. broadcast content. Cable and online content is, well, sexier. And more varied. Characters housed in premium cable channels are more complex – more shaded, more jaded, more human. The way we watch TV is changing, but more importantly so is the way we think about and even socialize with TV. The broadcast network hold on the comedy sphere remains, as seen by ABC's Modern Family winning Outstanding Comedy Series the fourth year in a row. But even with recent success stories like Modern Family and Big Bang Theory, no one is rushing to the online water coolers for a rousing debate about Jim Parsons' psychological underpinnings. The characters don't seep into our everyday musings because they're not very interesting and even less relatable. And with shows like Orange is the New Black and Louie blurring the lines between what constitutes a drama or a comedy in the first place, it's clear television real estate is not just building up, it's expanding out.
There is room in the small screen club for these shows. People watch them because they enjoy them and that's fine. (FOX's new comedy Brooklyn Nine-Nine is hilarious. Tune in tonight at 7:30 PT!) But they lack the interactive component characteristic of most cable shows that many find so satisfying – the chewiness of the episode after the credits have rolled. The ability to mentally chew and be chewed week after week by Breaking Bad and Mad Men is more than just the luxury of writers maintaining creative power. It keeps us talking, it keeps them employed. One-dimensional entertainment can be blissful, but broadcast networks' golden egg of formulaic churn-outs won't stand a chance against the golden age of television.
This regime change has not gone unnoticed by the steadily rusting big broadcast execs, though it seems the scrambled efforts to stay relevant in the drama world are for the worse. If you've scanned the bill for fall's new dramas, don't scan the bill for fall's new dramas. Grantland staff writer Andy Greenwald sums it up like this:
"…the new network dramas of 2013 are a particularly insipid lot, a mediocre mishmash of throwback pablum and attention-seeking crazy. The dominant programming strategy seems to be based on that time-honored tradition of giving up on being one thing and doubling down on being all of the things."
When you whittle it down, the 65th Primetime Emmys reflected a familiar sermon in a different dialect. The serenity to accept the cable networks it cannot change, the courage to change the broadcast networks it can, and the wisdom to stream the difference.
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CBNNews.com - JERUSALEM, Israel - Spokesmen for the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and the Defense Department refuted claims that Gazans face an imminent humanitarian crisis.
"There is no humanitarian crisis in Gaza," one IDF official told YNet news service Sunday, adding that Hamas has worked diligently to create a crisis and blame it on Israel.
While the front page of Monday's Jerusalem Post featured a large photo of a Palestinian woman cooking by lantern light, the fact is Israel provides 70 percent of Gaza's electricity so if the local generating plant really ran out of fuel, it would not leave Gaza residents in the dark.
"Even today, Israel is behind 70 percent of the power supply to Gaza and therefore any claim to the effect that there are electricity problems in Gaza is unfounded," said the IDF official.
"These are media spins by interested parties. We did not cut back on electricity and don't intend to do so at this point," he said.
"The Palestinians are, in fact, the ones who shut down power for several hours a day in a bid to create a crisis. At the moment, their fuel supply has not run out. If there is a shortage of fuel oil at the power plants, they should ask themselves what happened to the supply they received," he said.
YNet reported that a recent shipment of 10,000 cattle, along with existing poultry stock and fruit and vegetable supplies should be sufficient to feed the population for many weeks.
"This is Palestinian spin," said Miko Zarfati from the Israeli Electric Company's Ashkelon plant. "No one has stopped the supply of electricity to the Strip," he said, pointing out that workers at the plant are now subject to Kassam rocket attacks.
The power plant in Gaza produces just 30 percent of the electricity for local residents.
"The situation is totally absurd," Zarfati said. "We're continuing to supply them with electricity despite the overload [demand] for electricity in Israel and despite the fact that Israeli residents and more than one electric company worker sent to communities in the vicinity of Gaza have been injured in rocket attacks," he said.
The absurdities spun from Gaza included claims they'd run out of burial shrouds. The burial shroud "crisis" came less than a day after Thursday's order by Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak to close the border crossings.
"There are hardly any trucks allowed into Gaza on Fridays or Saturdays anyhow," a military source told YNet. "As for burial shrouds, they were never on the list of supplies Israel transferred into Gaza anyway," he said.
Meanwhile, Palestinian Authority (PA) Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas called on the UN and Arab League to demand Israel lift the siege and "allow hospitals to operate and prevent a humanitarian disaster."
"We will continue to work toward resolving the crisis and ending the occupation and establishing a Palestinian state," Abbas said.
Exiled Hamas chief Khaled Mashaal got in on the action, calling on Arab countries, among them Egypt and Saudi Arabia, to intervene.
"All Arab leaders exercise real pressure to stop this Zionist crime," he said. "Take up your role and responsibility," Mashaal said on al-Jazeera satellite television.
Sources: YNet news service, The Jerusalem Post, israel national news
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Chairman Reno Keoni Franklin: NMAI's Meet Native America Series
In the interview series Meet Native America, the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian invites tribal leaders, cultural figures, and other interesting and accomplished Native individuals to introduce themselves and say a little about their lives and work. Together, their responses illustrate the diversity of the indigenous communities of the Western Hemisphere, as well as their shared concerns, and offer insights beyond what's in the news to the ideas and experiences of Native peoples today.
Please introduce yourself with your name and title.
Reno Keoni Franklin, chairman of the Kashia Band of Pomo Indians. I'm also first past chairman of the National Indian Health Board, the National Association of Tribal Historic Preservation Officers, and the California Rural Indian Health Board, and former vice chairman of the Sonoma County Indian Health Project.
Can you give us your Native name and its English translation?
I choose to teach who I am: My name is Reno Keoni Franklin; my family comes from the Kashaya village of Aca sine kawa li. I am the son of Dino Walter Franklin and Pearlann Kuulani Makaiwi, grandson of Adrienne Mae Franklin (Smith), great-grandson of Walter and Sara Smith (Antone), and great-great-grandson of Robert Smith and Minnie Salvador.
Where is your Native nation located?
The Kashia Band of Pomo Indians lives in northwest California, along the coast in Sonoma County.
Where was the Kashia Band originally from?
We are fortunate to remain in our traditional lands.
What is a significant point in history from your nation that you would like to share?
Our first sustained contact with non-Indians was with the Russians in 1812. They landed on the shores of our village Metini and were originally known to us as the "undersea people." In 1817, the Kashia signed a treaty with the Russians—the Treaty of Hagemeister—and allowed the Russians to build Fort Ross, which quickly became a thriving trade port along the California Coast that brought in Natives (and traders) from Hawaii to Alaska. Our relationship was not a perfect one, but it was much better than the experience of our neighboring tribes, who suffered greatly at the hands of the Spanish, Mexicans, and later groups of white settlers.
The Kashaya way of life would never be the same, but because of strong traditional leadership and a deeply rooted foundation in culture and religion, we are still here. Our language is still spoken, our ceremonies are still practiced, and we are still a strong people.
While much is said of the good relationship with the Russians, it is important to note that there were groups of Kashia who didn't like the Russians' prolonged stay and occasionally burned their fields or killed their non-Kashia workers to remind them of whose land they were on. Still, the Russians would not kill a Kashia, and many of our people who committed crimes were instead shipped to a Russian prison on the Farallon Islands. After the Russians left, our tribal members were set free. In one memorable story, two Russian Soldiers were hung for abusing a Kashia woman.
Our history has its dark times, and I encourage our members not to forget that those dark moments existed, but also not to let them define who we are.
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Mayoral candidate Charlie Hales tells The Portland Tribune that The Oregonian has falsely accused him of lying about going on a neighborhood tour of St. Johns.
Hales admits a campaign volunteer lifted lines from an April 21 Oregonian story about a community policing in St. Johns, in order to write a letter to the editor of the St. Johns Review.
Hales gave The Tribune what he says is the volunteer's original draft of the letter—which never explicitly says Hales was a firsthand observer on the ride-along. Hales also gave The Tribune emails between himself and The Oregonian, which ran a front-page story about the copying, followed by an editorial and a cartoon.
The emails between Hales and The O show the candidate growing increasingly irate after the paper's editor, Peter Bhatia, dismisses his complaint as semantics.
Hales then went up the chain of command to publisher N. Christian Anderson III.
"The letter sent to the St. Johns Review was not what was printed in the St. John Review," Hales tells Anderson. "The Oregonian reports, in their haste, missed that crucial difference, and my reputation was torn apart on the front page of the Oregonian."
In his reply, Anderson counsels patience.
"Please let the process play out," the publisher writes. "You don't help yourself by continuing to yell at the editor."


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How does a married woman say she loves me but has sex with her husband, saying it doesn't mean anything to her?
I'm involved with a married woman. I am very much in love with her and she tells me she loves me. She also tells me she doesn't love her husband. She needs to be in the loveless relationship/marriage for a while longer. During this time she continues to have sex with her husband because she can't avoid it. Is it possible to separate sex from love and intimacy? I know for myself, in order for me to have sex, I need to feel the love and intimacy. Is this possible for a woman? or would I be wrong in asking her to completely avoid having sex with her husband?