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Continental Travel Contact Bike TyreThe casing of the Continental Travel Contact Bike Tyre ensures good tread in a variety of conditions. The tyre also has a Kevlar reinforced anti-puncture belt and Duraskin sidewall protection, which'll ensure your ride is always plain sailing.
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- Semi slick tread for on and off road cycling
- Size: 26" x 1.75"
- Weight: 690
- Recommended Inflation Pressure (PSI): 50
- Maximum Inflation Pressure (PSI): 80
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Discipline: Road Maximum Inflation Pressure: 50 - 80psi Size: 26" Weight: 690g
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Surprisingly, this porking out gets results. Borgia's blend of freewheeling philosophy interspersed with sudden bursts of medieval cruelty doesn't reach the giddy heights of a Deadwood or a Carnivalé, but this is still smart, well paced, hugely entertaining television, for all the plot beats often lack in subtlety. It struggles with a shaky start where the constant exposition threatens to swamp any forward momentum the writing tries to build up, and the dialogue tends towards the blunt. But some excellent production values and a solid cast elevate even the pulpiest moments, and you're always conscious of an intelligence behind the show, even when it's pushing your buttons.
A quick primer at the start of the first episode explains how Italians circa 1492 were at each others' throats, while simultaneously terrified the armies of rival European powers or furious Moslem hordes were about to lay siege to their borders at any moment. The Borgia were just one of several families vying for control of Rome, and through it the country - given the capital served as the figurehead of the dominant Catholic faith, and the Western world took religion very seriously. This is only the briefest gloss on a complex fresco of lies, enmity, and angry old men staring daggers at each other, which is one reason the show initially feels like moderately heavy going.
Rodrigo Borgia's Spanish ancestry made him an outsider, and (initially) he had no alliances with France, Spain or the warring Italian city states like Milan or Florence. He had illegitimate children. This wasn't that unusual for the nobility (lots of men who went on to be Pope fathered children all over Europe), but they gave his enemies ammunition just by existing. The first episode has to establish Borgia the elder and the web of tortured working relationships he maintains on his way to the papal throne - with the man currently sat there, Innocent VIII; with the Sforza, Orsini and della Rovere families; with the French and Spanish kings, with the mother of his children, and on, and on, and on.
It's not impossible to follow but it smacks (painfully so) of panicked cramming for an exam, rather than gently easing in prospective long-term viewers. The dialogue doesn't help, either, with a whole lot of "As you know, Roberto" delivered with an awkward portentousness that calls way too much attention to the gravitas the writers want you to pick up on, where the lack of contractions feels more like a high school play than courtly conversation. In this context the clashing accents - more flavours of English than a community college language class - are a nagging distraction, or worse, comical.
Stick with it, though, and the effort pays off in spades. And to be fair, Borgia is hardly a trial. It's a gorgeous production, for starters, benefiting in part from the money in pay-per-view TV (French station Canal+) and in part from some very savvy use of location shooting and CG. Filmed in the Czech Republic, some way from the Holy City, the interiors still look almost as sumptuous as the costumes - a scholar of the period might be able to pull them apart but the atmosphere feels more than convincing. Backgrounds in long shots are frequently set up like paintings, a smart use of unreality that echoes Lech Majewski's The Mill and the Cross.
And the cast settle into their roles even as the first episode is still working out the kinks. The mess as Borgia's childrens' tensions, long suppressed finally boil over is what lands the hook - Cesare a firebrand, sworn to a life in the church but struggling with more earthly passions and severe daddy issues, Juan a brute and a cuckold, Lucrezia hitting puberty and realising what society expects of her now she's come of age. The sight of more earthy, human problems after the clumsy history lesson elicits a flicker of real interest, then when Rodrigo starts trying to deal with these problems while still gunning for the papacy you begin to think there might be something to this show after all.
Once over that first hurdle the plotting gets a lot more confident, deftly spacing out the big historical moments (the death of Innocent VIII, the conclave that elected Borgia as Alexander VI, Rodrigo's first moves to consolidate his power, the French offensive against Italy) with the smaller (the fugitive Ottoman prince Şehzade Cem Sultan, the four siblings taking their first steps as officially acknowledged children of the new Pope). The dialogue gets much more room to breathe, with both the family back-and-forth and the lofty sermonising sounding much closer to actual human speech rather than dramatic convenience.
The writing lacks the effortless lyricism of HBO's best, but the cast make up for the weak spots to a great extent. Rodrigo Borgia is no Al Swearengen, but the way John Doman (best known as Commissioner Royles in The Wire) uses his age is fascinating - the camera seems more than happy to close in on the patriarch's every line and wrinkle, but Doman's body language still conveys this barely-veiled sense of ruthless determination where his children seem right to be scared of him. Italian actress Marta Gastini (The Rite, Argento's Dracula 3D) as the pope's mistress Giulia Farnese is far better than her CV might suggest, playing up to a man three times her age as well as acting part mother, part sister to Lucrezia (Isolda Dyachauk, from Sokurov's Faust).
While the writers are happy with the same historical speculation most people who recognise the name Borgia expect (incest, murder, nepotism) the plotting sticks to what actually happened, at least in broad strokes, and it's a mark of how much better the show becomes that even though Wikipedia will tell you who lives and who dies the sense of these characters growing and changing over time is still greatly compelling. Giulia's brother Alessandro, say, had a long career ahead of him but Diarmuid Noyes makes his awkward manoeuvres through the church's political infighting as a young man both something to root for and a haunting loss of innocence (from raising hell to juggling secrets between his erstwhile friends and the pontiff).
While these twelve episodes cover a fair amount of ground (up to a very significant death, and the fallout for the pope and his inner circle) there's still plenty to explore in the planned second series. The family lasted a long time, and again, many of their associates ended up being movers and shakers of considerable importance, so if Showtime can keep their Borgia series going Canal+ should be able to get a fair amount of mileage out of this one. Given the steady increase in quality, a growing depth and maturity along with the levels of violence and skin, it doesn't seem totally out of the question Fontana's latest creation could become event television on a par with his earlier work - but even more of the same would be worth waiting for.
Studio Canal UK's DVD release of Borgia Complete Season 1 - available to buy now - gives the series a solid, if bare-bones release on standard-definition home video (BluRay is also available). The DVD set splits the series up three episodes to a disc, each of which goes straight from the Studio Canal logo and copyright warnings to a simple menu letting you choose one of the three. Each episode is split into multiple chapter stops, though these are only available during playback.
The picture is good, given the older format, though nothing exceptional. There's a good level of detail and the colour palette is fairly rich - the texture of the excellent production design comes across very well. The image is still notably soft, with darker colours often running together; all the more so in dimly lit or night scenes, where Borgia looks far more like regular TV on disc for all the money that's obviously gone into the show. It's a satisfying watch, but hardly demo material, and easily outclassed by HD transfers.
The 5.1 audio track is fine through regular speakers. There's nothing here to strain anyone's home audio, but the score and dialogue are crisp and clear, with perhaps very minimal hiss on the higher tones (there doesn't seem to be much bass in the mix, overall, with most of it coming from the score). The one glaring omission is (a recurring problem for Studio Canal) the lack of any subtitles - the hearing-impaired are left out, obviously, but the countless heavy accents might also frustrate some viewers.
There are no extras on the DVD release, though the BluRays include behind the scenes material and a series of cast interviews - no information on the press release on how long any of these run for.
Borgia takes a while to find its feet, with an opening that feels a little too desperate to hook as big an audience as possible - sex! Violence! Wickedness in the sight of the Lord! - and then to forcibly educate those viewers once it's reeled them in. But it does prove quality historical drama once it gets going, with a great cast, some fairly lavish production values and more nuance and moral shading than might be immediately apparent with all the splatter. The second series might be some time coming (filming starts in November 2012, at the time of writing) but there's more than enough weighty narrative here to warrant repeat viewing between now and then. Studio Canal UK's DVDs are bare-bones, and the lack of subtitles will leave out quite a few potential paying customers, but if you want to check out the show this is a fairly good way to do it.
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San Clemente boys soccer gets back to business
Beset by injuries and needing to rediscover its chemistry, the San Clemente boys soccer team has hit a bit of a lull in its march toward championship hardware and lofty national rankings that has become a program ritual.
Losses in two of their previous four matches, including their first South Coast League defeat in nearly three years, made Wednesday's South Coast League tilt against Tesoro feel like more than just another day at the office on the urgency scale.
"This team has some mental things they need to learn about being mature and handling the pressures that we're facing with adversity," Tritons coach Michael Pronier said. "Everything isn't always going to go our way."
San Clemente, ranked No. 1 in Orange County and No. 3 in CIF-SS Division 1, righted the ship Wednesday with a 1-0 result, but with some key players sidelined and still others playing out of position as a result, the process was far from smooth.
The sequence that led to Blayne Martinez' game winner in the 65th minute on the other hand was a thing of beauty.
Oscar Hernandez curled a corner kick from the right side to Dylan Struthers beyond the far post and Struthers headed the ball high in the air back to Martinez in the middle of the box where the junior forward connected on a well-timed header of his own for the score.
"We had to come back hard off the Capo loss; we can't have that happening any more," Martinez said in reference to the team's 2-1 league loss to Capistrano Valley on Jan. 24 when the team was missing four injured starters. "We really needed a goal and I wanted to score really bad. We just knew how important each game is in league because of standings for CIF and (losing to) Capo was a rough one and we never want to feel that again."
San Clemente (18-2-1, 4-1 in league) saw two key players return to the field on Wednesday in midfielder Santiago Di Giuseppe and defender Jake Betinelli. But the continued absence of Liam McVicar in the midfield and Ethan Gacek at sweeper, where Struthers filled in, was still felt. In addition, Pronier tinkered with the lineup to try and keep forwards Matias Ledesma and Bryce Kaminski on the field at the same time with Martinez.
"We haven't had the same lineup for any game in a long time," Pronier said. "Then we had a period of time where we had five guys out, so part of the erratic play could just be that we've got people not playing in certain positions consistently."
The Tritons, who have captured Division 1 sectional titles in two of the past three years and came one win away from a Triple Crown (league, section and regional titles) last year, opened the first half with a succession of good opportunities.
Ledesma had a shot on goal in the opening minute and not long after that Hernandez played a corner kick short to Kaminski, who found Struthers in the box for a header attempt that clanged off the left post. In all, the Tritons outshot the Titans, 7-0, in the first half, including another header on frame by Martinez in the 23rd minute, but had nothing to show for it.
The Tritons synergy regressed in the second half. Tesoro (5-9-2, 1-2-2) actually increased its foothold in the possession battle and got some scoring chances of its own. San Clemente, other than Martinez' tally, was limited to a 20-yard blast from Kaminski in the 47th minute that was deftly tipped out of harm's way.
"We never got flowing," Pronier said. "I think the game was ours for the taking in the first 20 minutes and, had we been more polished, and finished our opportunities and stuck to a certain simplicity of play we would have gotten a couple.
"It was not our best team game as far as playing good soccer, but at this point with what we've been going through a win's a win."
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Treasure Hunt Sensory Play
I have been trying to repurpose the materials we have on hand as much as possible. I thought the thistle seed from Rosie's Dora the Explorer small world would make a perfect base for a treasure hunt sensory bin. If you are not familiar with thistle seed, it is an amazing sensory material. I just happened by it one day in Walmart, and decided to give it a try for sensory play. I am so glad I did! It is wild bird feed. The grains are very tiny, and feel like silk upon your fingers. They are quite fun to manipulate, and are great for filling and dumping. They are dark brown, and can easily substitute as dirt during play.
This activity was so simple to set up, and Rosie LOVED it! I already had the bin filled with thistle seed, and just hid the colored coins through out the seed. I also hid some festive beads, and a shamrock necklace. I added a pot perfect for collecting the gold, which I also found at The Dollar Tree.
I set out a shovel, a magnifying glass, a flash light, and a cup to give Rosie a variety of objects to explore the bin with. As soon as Rosie saw the bin, she went right to digging. While she used the shovel some, she preferred finding the treasure with her hands.
And the only way to dig for treasure is while wearing a rainbow dress of course ;)
Rosie was so excited each time she found a coin, and loved gathering them together in the black pot.
Then she found the shamrock necklace! She LOVED how it lit up and thought it was the coolest thing.
Exploring with the magnifying glass
Rosie would collect all the coins and then dump them back into the seed so that she could find them again.
She enjoyed burying the coins and hiding them from herself just as much as she enjoyed finding them.
Filling and dumping
Once Rosie had tired of playing in the bin, I found one last way to extend the activity. As she held her pot of gold, I asked her to show me different colored coins. This was a simple and quick way to sneak in a bit of color reinforcement.


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Appraisal StudiesA new collaboration with the American Society of Appraisers
MassArt is pleased to announce a new affiliation with the American Society of Appraisers. MassArt will offer the ASA series of valuation classes towards ASA accreditation in personal property appraisal. Courses are open to students pursuing appraisal studies in all areas of valuation. Supplementary programming being developed by MassArt will be geared toward the appraisal and valuation of art and antiques.
Four sequential foundation courses take students through the various approaches to valuation theory, economic concepts that apply to valuation, basic "appraisal process," ethical concerns of the appraiser and professional standards. Students interested in accreditation by the American Society of Appraisers must take these four classes in sequence, and must then take and pass the Uniform Standards or Professional Appraisal Practice.
The program will be supplemented with courses relating to the valuation of art and antiques.
2016 Schedule of Courses
Introduction to Personal Property Valuation
Thursday, January 14 - Sunday, January 17, 2016
Jan. 14, 15, 16, 8:30am - 5:30pm, Jan. 17, 9:30 am - 12:30pm
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Development of a Personal Property Appraisal: Research and Analysis
Thursday, April 7 - Sunday, April 10, 2016
Apr. 7, 8, 9, 8:30am - 5:30pm, Apr. 10, 9:30am - 12:30pm
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Personal Property Valuation: Report Writing
Thursday, July 14 - Sunday, July 17, 2016
July 14, 15, 16, 8:30am - 5:30pm, July 17, 9:30am - 12:30pm
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Personal Property Valuation: The Legal and Regulatory Environment
Thursday, October 6 - Sunday, October 9, 2016
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Start on the right of the col, at the base of a small groove.
1) 4, 20m. Climb the groove up to a belay.
2-3) 80m. Grade 2 to 3 scrambling leads around the corner to the left, then up the ridge for 2 rope lengths.
4) 3, 45m. Move around a loose corner on the left and climb mossy blocks to the Lunch Ledge below a prominent vertical chimney.
5) 4+, 25m. Climb the chimney past several chockstones. Go through a tunnel on the right, then back left to a belay. Wet near the top.
6) 3+, 20m. Head up a short wall then move right around a corner to a belay near the bottom of a gully.
7) 3, 20m. Climb straight up the ridge, staying to the left of the gully, to blocks and a belay.
8) 4-, 30m. Follow the ridge and climb up a shallow corner.
9) 2, 30m. Easy scrambling leads up to the base of a slab split by a jamming crack.
10) 4+, 25m. Climb the crack up the slab by jamming and laybacking, to a good ledge under a large bulge in the ridge.
11) 4+, 35m. Traverse right across a big flake (and move slightly downwards) then leave the flake. Traverse right across a short wall into a chimney. Climb straight up the chimney to regain the ridge crest.
12) 2, 175m. Follow the slabby ridge (tricky at the start), then scramble up the ridge to a gap which requires a jump to cross. Continue more easily to the summit.
Descent - Use the standard south face route Sydveggen (page 301) back over the Vågakallen/Kvanndalstinden col, then down to the Djupfjorden parking spot at the fjord entrance where your chariot awaits.
A great day out. No wet on pitch 4 (after a long dry spell). The traverse and downclimb can be scary for the second - can be protected if using double rope by leaving one rope free and climbing up and back left to belay. The jump over the gap near the summit is not trivial!


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Thursday, November 18, 2010
Initiative Produced Successful Journalists of Color
NABJ Chooses Bar Association Figure as Executive Director
Wilbon Leaving Washington Post for Unspecified ESPN Role
Photog Didn't Come Forward After Post-Katrina Incident
Capus, Madison Keep Posts in NBCU-Comcast Merger
W. Curtis Riddle to Retire, Oversees 18 Gannett Papers
Ailes Says Williams' $2 Million Came From Anger at NPR
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Diversity efforts at the Associated Press have fallen victim to budget issues before.
Initiative Produced Successful Journalists of Color
The Associated Press is considering eliminating its decades-old internship program, which has produced some of the news cooperative's most successful journalists of color, an AP spokesman acknowledged on Friday.
Word raced around the world's largest news organization Friday that a decision had been made to kill the program. Asked whether that was the case, spokesman Paul Colford told Journal-isms, "The AP has made clear internally that it will examine all programs, including internships, as part of its ongoing budgeting process."
The threat to the program comes as an AP selection committee was due to meet in Phoenix on Dec. 2 to choose the next class of interns.
The initiative, formerly known as the Minority Internship Program, started in the early 1980s.
"Associated Press selected 16 college students for its 13th annual Minority Internship program," Editor & Publisher reported in 1997. "The winners, chosen from a field of more than 100, will learn all aspects of the newspaper business while they work in the wire service's bureaus for 13 weeks. The program is open to African-American, Latino, Asian and Native-American students."
Creation of the program followed a settlement negotiated between the AP, the Newspaper Guild and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which in turn followed a 1973 complaint filed with the EEOC by female AP employees. The settlement "included not only back pay but a training program to prepare women for promotional opportunities and an affirmative action plan for women, blacks and Latinos," Kay Mills wrote in her 1988 book, "A Place in the News: From the Women's Pages to the Front Page."
Internship graduates can be found inside and outside of the Associated Press.
At the AP, they include race, ethnicity and demographics editor Sonya Ross; Jesse Washington, writer on race and ethnicity; Los Angeles Bureau Chief Anthony Marquez; Miami Assistant Bureau Chief Michelle Morgante; Arizona/New Mexico Bureau Chief Michael Giarrusso; Deputy National Editor James Martinez; Music Editor Nekesa Moody; White House reporter Darlene Superville and New York reporter Deepti Hajela, a former president of the South Asian Journalists Association. Those outside the AP include Michael Feeney, a reporter for the New York Daily News; Patricia Mays, formerly sports editor at the Press-Enterprise in Riverside, Calif., now with ESPN; authors Denene Millner and Karen Quinones Miller; Christina Good Voice, senior reporter for the Cherokee Phoenix; and Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, a personal finance coach, among others.
Two of the AP's recent moves to improve its coverage of the nation's diversity involve two of those former interns.
In August, Ross, former White House correspondent and currently regional news editor in the Washington bureau, was named to the new position of race/ethnicity/demographics editor.
In 2008, Washington, then the AP's entertainment editor, was selected from among 449 applicants to become the wire service's national writer on race and ethnicity.
The training had an impact beyond the AP bureaus.
"I was a three-time AP intern — Summers of 2005 and '06, then a six-month intern in 2007," Eric Bolin, a Cherokee who attended Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Okla., told Journal-isms via e-mail. "I learned just about everything I know about journalism in the AP intern program.
"I understand the industry is struggling as a whole, but AP, for my money, is still the most-respected news organization in the world. Young journalists everywhere strive to be AP employees.
"AP was all I ever knew, really. I never interned [at] a daily — or weekly for that matter. I wasn't a newspaper guy. I was an AP guy. To this day, I've never worked at a newspaper. I do correspondent and freelance work for papers, sure, but I still write the way AP taught me.
"I truly hope the internship program is not eliminated. In times like these, we need to be encouraging more journalists to test the boundaries of the profession and the biggest news company in the world, I think, needs to be at the forefront of that."
Good Voice, at the Cherokee Phoenix, agreed.
"I'll be here four years in March," she said by e-mail. "My focus at the Phoenix recently shifted to investigative and in-depth stories and I believe my skills learned at the AP help me to be a strong reporter.
"I was an AP intern twice. I had a 12-week internship in 2005 at the Columbia, S.C., bureau and a six-month internship in 2006 in Oklahoma City.
"I credit the AP for the journalist I am today. News is my life and the AP nurtured my love of journalism during both of my internships. The connections I made at the AP and the hands-on training are second- to-none.
"I sincerely hope the program isn't eliminated because it's helped minorities like myself get their foot in the door when that opportunity might not have otherwise been given to them."
AP's internal diversity efforts have been threatened before by budget issues.
In 2007, the AP canceled that year's "Diverse Visions/Diverse Voices" program after students had submitted their applications by the Feb. 15 deadline.
Diverse Voices was described as "an annual five-day multicultural journalism workshop pairing aspiring student journalists with mentors who are AP writers and editors."
Diverse Visions did the same for aspiring student photojournalists. The programs' promotional material said, "Past participants have joined the staff of The Associated Press and member papers including the Los Angeles Times, San Jose Mercury News, Dallas Morning News, Newsday, Tucson Star and many others."
"It's a tremendous loss to the journalistic community," Fred Sweets, former AP photographer, photo editor and diversity advocate, told Journal-isms at the time. "It's a great loss for students, and it's a great loss for the participants, who probably learned more about diversity through their experiences than the students did."
NABJ Chooses Bar Association Figure as Executive Director
Maurice Foster, deputy director of the National Bar Association, has been named executive director of the National Association of Black Journalists, NABJ announced on Friday.
Foster succeeds Karen Wynn Freeman, who resigned nearly a year ago after a no-confidence vote by the board of directors, most of whom were not in office when Wynn Freeman was selected.
Former broadcast executive Drew Berry, with assistance from JoAnne Lyons Wooten, a former NABJ executive director, helped run the NABJ operation during the search for a successor.
Foster will be the first male executive director of the 35-year-old organization since its early days. He edited the National Bar Association Magazine during part of his tenure with the African American lawyers group.
Foster "brings more than 22 years of diversified leadership experience in association and non-profit management. He is an experienced and proven achiever in fundraising and grants management with a successful record of developing, soliciting, and writing grant proposals, especially in the Washington, D.C. area," the NABJ announcement said. "He has raised and administered millions in federal grants and contracts, and handled budgets for a variety of organizations and programs.
"Additionally, Foster has extensive experience in conference management and has orchestrated and implemented more than 60 conferences and conventions, seminars, and trade shows/exhibits, including international meetings in 15 countries."
Wynn Freeman came to NABJ in 2006 after a financial crisis that led to the resignation of her predecessor, Tangie Newborn. Members of NABJ's board of directors told Journal-isms privately that Wynn Freeman's inability to sufficiently weather the nation's economic downturn was one reason it sought new leadership. But some also spoke of the need for revamping the way NABJ, the nation's largest association of journalists of color, does business.
"Maurice has the experience and vision that we need to help us raise the bar," NABJ President Kathy Y. Times said in Friday's statement. "He hit the ground running this week, and he's working on many of our 2011 initiatives."
Tony Kornheiser, left, and Michael Wilbon joined ESPN from the Washington Post.
Wilbon Leaving Washington Post for Unspecified ESPN Role
After 32 years, Washington Post sports columnist Michael Wilbon "will soon be leaving the Post . . . as he takes on an even greater role for his networks and their parent company, Disney," Post editors announced on Thursday.
"In many respects this should come as no surprise to anyone here, but it doesn't mean that making this announcement is any easier. The ESPN/ABC rocket ship that Michael Wilbon has been riding the past several years has finally left our orbit," the announcement said.
"Mike is many things. Talented. Gracious. Smart. Witty. He'll tell you that despite his increasing fame and renown, in his mind he still considers this newspaper to be the only place he's ever worked. So this decision did not come easy for him. In fact, he long hoped that he would not have to make it."
As recently as 2007, sometime after he cut a four-year deal with Disney for just under $8 million, Wilbon told Harry Jaffe of the Washingtonian magazine, "I'm still a sportswriter on TV. That's my calling."
In a 2009 piece, Jaffe explained, "Wilbon made his mark on national television when he became cohost of ESPN's 'Pardon the Interruption,' known as 'PTI,' in 2001. Aimed at young sports fanatics with the attention span of video-game addicts, the daily half hour pits Tony Kornheiser and Wilbon in a face-to-face duel about the day's sporting events that often descends into a shouting match. A bell rings every few minutes to kill one discussion and start another.
"Wilbon also has a contract with ABC Sports to be a commentator on the NBA. His PTI shows are podcast. He does regular chats on Washingtonpost.com."
ESPN spokesman Josh Krulewitz told Journal-isms that Wilbon's new duties are "not finalized."
- Tom Scocca, Slate.com: The Washington Post Congratulates Michael Wilbon on His Becoming Too Good for a Lowly, Doomed Newspaper
- Erik Wemple, TBD.com: Some instanalysis on the departure of Michael Wilbon from the Washington Post
New Orleans Police Lt. Dwayne Scheuermann aims his weapon on the Claiborne Overpass in New Orleans on Sept. 1, 2005. (Credit: Alex Brandon/Times-Picayune)
Photog Didn't Come Forward After Post-Katrina Incident
"Alex Brandon, a former Times-Picayune photographer, testified in federal court Wednesday that shortly after Katrina, he followed up with Lt. Greg McRae about a strange situation Brandon had stumbled on in the storm's immediate aftermath," Sabrina Shankman wrote Thursday for ProPublica.
"There had been a bleeding man in a car, three handcuffed men lying on the ground, and what appeared to be a 'contentious' situation, Brandon said.
"Sitting in the cafeteria of a makeshift NOPD SWAT compound, the officer, McRae swiped his hand across his neck and said, simply, 'NAT' — police lingo for Necessary Action Taken.
"The man they were referring to was Henry Glover, a 31-year-old resident of Algiers, La., who was shot by a police officer on Sept. 2, 2005, and whose charred remains were later found in a burnt-out car on the levee of the Mississippi River. Glover's death was first detailed by ProPublica nearly two years ago, in partnership with the Nation Institute and the Nation magazine.
"Five years after the shooting, new facts are coming out in the trial of five current or former officers charged in connection with his death and a subsequent cover-up.
"In his testimony on Wednesday, Brandon told the jury that he had walked up to the SWAT compound and seen the three men — Glover's friend, brother and a good Samaritan — lying handcuffed on the ground and saw Glover's body in the car. Officer McRae told him not to take photos, so he didn't.
"In a Times-Picayune article about Brandon, editor Jim Amoss said the newspaper would have expected any news staffer to inform his editor about a violent incident such as Brandon witnessed. But after ProPublica and the Nation magazine broke the story of Glover's death in 2008, Brandon told the paper's photo editor that he had not witnessed any part of the incident.
"Brandon is now working for the Associated Press in Washington, D.C. He declined our request for comment."
- Brendan McCarthy and Laura Maggi, New Orleans Times-Picayune: NOPD officer describes scene after car with Henry Glover's body inside was set afire
Capus, Madison Keep Posts in NBCU-Comcast Merger
Comcast officially announced the senior leadership team for the new company to be formed when it completes its acquisition of NBC Universal, and both NBC News president Steve Capus and CNBC president Mark Hoffman remain in place, reporting to incoming CEO Steve Burke, Alex Weprin reported Thursday for TVNewser.
Paula Madison will continue to serve as executive vice president, diversity.
As previously reported, "Lauren Zalaznick will become Chairman, NBC Universal Entertainment & Digital Networks and Integrated Media. Bravo, Oxygen, and iVillage will continue to report to Lauren, as will the Integrated Strategic Marketing Group, which oversees initiatives including Green Is Universal, Healthy at NBC Universal and Women at NBC Universal," according to the memo from Burke. "Digital properties Daily Candy and Fandango, Spanish language broadcaster Telemundo, and cable networks mun2, Style, and PBS Sprout will also report to Lauren. Telemundo will continue to be led by Don Browne (President) and Jackie Hernandez (Chief Operating Officer); Salaam Coleman Smith will continue to lead Style; and Chuck Davis will continue to lead Fandango and Daily Candy, each reporting to Lauren."
W. Curtis Riddle, right, announced his retirement Thursday. He will be succeeded as president and publisher of the Wilmington (Del.) News Journal by Howard L. Griffin, left. (Credit: Suchat Pederson/News Journal)
W. Curtis Riddle to Retire, Oversees 18 Gannett Papers
"W. Curtis Riddle, a founding member of the National Association of Black Journalists and a long-time president and publisher of The News Journal, announced his retirement on Thursday," Aaron Nathans reported Friday for the Wilmington, Del., newspaper.
"He will be succeeded as president and publisher by Howard L. Griffin, who moves from a position as vice president for national and display advertising at The Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News' parent company. . . .
"Under the leadership of Riddle, 60, The News Journal grew from a daily newspaper to a media group still led by the state's largest newspaper and most active news website, delawareonline.com, but populated by a diverse stable of print, online and mobile publications.
"Riddle joined The News Journal in 1994 and also became senior group president of the East Newspaper Group of Gannett Co. Inc., the News Journal's parent company.
"He oversaw 18 Gannett newspapers, including The News Journal, and publications in New Jersey and New England that were added to his portfolio in 2007. He will officially retire on Nov. 26.
"Riddle guided the newspaper through a period of transformation in the last decade as readers and advertisers shifted from print publications to the Internet. He responded to the market with delawareonline.com in 1996 and more recently with content and advertising delivery to mobile devices.
"Seeking to meet advertisers' need to efficiently reach specific demographic groups, Riddle directed the launch of a series of 'niche' publications that now include Signature Brandywine, Delaware Moms, Delaware Pets and Spark. Combined with the newspaper and the website, those publications extend the reach of the company's products to 9 out of 10 households in the state.
"Riddle received two standing ovations during his retirement announcement to the staff Thursday. . . .
"Riddle started at The Louisville (Ky.) Courier-Journal as a reporter and editorial writer. He was a reporter at the Baltimore Sun, was assistant to the publisher and managing editor at The Cincinnati Enquirer and was deputy managing editor for sports at USA Today.
"He came to The News Journal after serving as president and publisher of the State Journal in Lansing, Mich., and publisher of the Journal and Courier in Lafayette, Ind. . . ."
John H. Taylor Jr., editor of the News Journal's editorial pages when Riddle joined the newspaper in 1994, "recalled that when he started at the paper in 1966 there were no black employees in the newsroom and few in the building. Riddle was the paper's first black publisher, and he retires as one of the industry's highest-ranking black executives."
Virgil Smith, vice president, talent acquisition and diversity at Gannett Co., Inc., told Journal-isms, "Curtis has had a distinguished career and has positively impacted the careers of many successful media professionals. We as an industry have to continue to develop talent to reach top level roles to replace people like Curtis Riddle."
- Jim Hopkins, Gannett Blog: Curtis Riddle retiring; Philly's Griffin named pub
Ailes Says Williams' $2 Million Came From Anger at NPR
When Juan Williams was fired by NPR for remarks he made on Fox News Channel about fearing airplane passengers in Muslim garb, Roger Ailes, the chairman of Fox News, rushed to award Williams a three-year, $2 million contract, Howard Kurtz wrote Thursday for the Daily Beast.
" 'A guy who gets fired and humiliated in the press can lose a lot of confidence,' Ailes says. Calling Williams 'a pure liberal,' Ailes says he wanted to compensate the pundit for his losses because he was 'mad' and 'I didn't want him to have to call his wife and say we lost money.'
"Then he turned his sights on NPR executives.
" 'They are, of course, Nazis. They have a kind of Nazi attitude. They are the left wing of Nazism. These guys don't want any other point of view. They don't even feel guilty using tax dollars to spout their propaganda. They are basically Air America with government funding to keep them alive.' "
Kurtz wrote this update: "On Thursday, Ailes apologized to the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) for describing NPR brass as 'Nazis.' He wrote: 'I was of course ad-libbing and should not have chosen that word but I was angry at the time because of NPR's willingness to censor Juan Williams for not being liberal enough.' Abraham H. Foxman, ADL's national director and a Holocaust survivor, responded: 'I welcome Roger Ailes apology, which is as sincere as it is heartfelt. Nazi comparisons of this nature are clearly inappropriate and offensive. While I wish Roger had never invoked that terminology, I appreciate his efforts to immediately reach out and to retract his words before they did any further harm.'
"NPR took sharp exception to the latest Ailes statement, with spokeswoman Dana Davis Rehm saying: 'We are disappointed that Mr. Ailes directed his apology only to the ADL, and amazed that his statement substituted a new insult to replace his original scurrilous remark. This ongoing name-calling is offensive to NPR, its member stations and the 27 million listeners who rely on us.'"
David Folkenflik, NPR's media reporter, reported on "All Things Considered" that "Ailes offered an apology of sorts, but his remarks were hardly out of character for the network.
"On his TV and radio shows, Glenn Beck has attacked the Obama administration and its liberal allies as Nazis several times."
- Allen Johnson blog, Greensboro (N.C.) News & Record: NPR acts in the wake of the Williams storm
- Dylan Stableford, theWrap.com: Jeff Bewkes Blames CNN's Ratings Struggles on Bored Viewers
- NPR Statement on the House Rejection of an Attempt to Prohibit Federal Funding for NPR
Fresno Bee Scored Over Use of "Illegal Immigrant"
"Use of the term 'illegal immigrant' in a series of stories running in The Bee this week has stirred discussion in the Valley — and calls for a boycott of the newspaper," Paula Lloyd wrote Wednesday in the Fresno (Calif.) Bee.
"Michael Medrano, a part-time English instructor at Fresno City College who organized a Facebook page calling for the boycott, said he and about 60 supporters believe the term unfairly labels those who cross the border illegally.
" 'It is illegal to cross into this land without the proper documents, that's the law. But from a global view, we don't have any right to make a claim of what's a border,' Medrano said in an e-mail to The Bee.
"The controversy erupted as The Bee began a seven-day series, 'In Denial,' which explores contradictions in attitudes and policies over illegal immigration."
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I was hired by the Los Angeles bureau straight out of the Maynard Institute's Summer Program for Minority Journalists in 1977. I spent two years with AP, and I am grateful to this day for both the training I got from SPMJ to prepare me for my career, and for the AP for launching my 33-year career. Then-CEO Lou Boccardi used to say there was no story that couldn't be told in 700 words or less, so I learned how to write tight.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IN - JANUARY 31: NBC studio analyst Tony Dungy looks on during the Super Bowl XLVI Broadcasters Press Conference at the Super Bowl XLVI Media Canter in the J.W. Marriott Indianapolis on January 31, 2012 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Scott Halleran/Getty Images)


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Vince Camuto
Open Stitch Sweater
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A collarbone-skimming ribbed neckline and long raglan sleeves shape a semi-sheer, open-stitch sweater with side slits at the hem.
- Sheer; base layer recommended.
- Approx. length from shoulder: front 23"; back 26".
- Cotton/nylon; hand wash.
- By Vince Camuto; imported.
- Point of View.


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Nathan Reflective Shoe Pocket
(You save $1.00)
Product Description
Carry money and more.
- 100-200 times more visible than non-reflective clothing
- Attaches to shoelaces with VELCRO
- Made from water-resistant nylon
- Stays in place
- Great for money and keys
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