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While the damage in the market last week did not look all that bad, it was really worse than it looked. Several leadership groups in the market took on some water this past week, while the bond market was the big winner. This is never a good sign. The question is: what should investors do now?
Let's start off by looking at the current rankings of the asset classes:
Top 8 Last Week
Top 8 This Week
#9-16 This Week
Data from Best Stocks Now App
As you can see, no change in the number one and two spots this week, but they both dropped one-half grade. I like asset classes that are ranked B+ or better. The universe really got a lot smaller this past week.
While I like B+ or better, I do not automatically sell the entire asset class when it drops to B. It could just be a short-lived move. After all, we did have a threat of nuclear war this past week and our first poor jobs reports in quite some time. These are both events that could blow over quickly.
I think that it is too early to do anything rash. We need to dig into this thing a little bit further before we do that.
The biggest change that I see this week so far is the sudden emergence of U. S. Treasuries in the number three spot. You know how bearish I am on the bond market. Where did these low interest rates (1.69%) come from all of a sudden? Again, North Korea and a spate of poor jobs reports were a homebuyer's best friend this past week.
Unfortunately, home and bond buyers love bad news, while equity buyers run and hide. That was exactly what happened this past week.
Also notice the drop in rank of the two go-go asset classes that have been leading this market - mid-cap growth and small-cap growth. They are still in the elite eight, however. I still see no reason to really freak out yet. While sell-offs in the market are no fun, they are also inevitable.
The question is this: do we panic and sell or fasten our seat belt and hang with the one that brought us to the dance?
We still need more evidence before we make such a major decision. Let's next look at this week's worst asset classes. Maybe they are starting to rise in rank. That would be the first ominous sign of real change:
Bottom 8 Ranked Last Week
Bottom 8 Ranked This Week
If I am a bear, I would not be too encouraged by the S&P inverse fund barely budging this past week. Although the bears had a few cheap thrills this past week, being short the market is still the worst place to be. They eventually will be right, but I need a lot more evidence to join them.
Gold loves bad news, it finally got some, yet it barely budged. Gold continues to be a cellar dweller. Once again, not a good piece of evidence to begin to sway this jury.
Cash (short term bond index) moved up in rank by two notches, but I am not ready to cash in just yet. I need a lot more evidence than a few subtle moves amongst the asset classes. I need a lot more than just one week of bad news.
I am not saying that this is not the beginning of the end. After all, this is the 49th month of a bull market and bull markets do not last forever.
Yes, I am getting nervous, but there have been a lot of nerve wracking events during this four year journey. In the overall scale of things, I don't think that this current crisis is the worst of the lot.
Let's next look at this week's sector rankings. There just has to be some shakeup at the top.
Top 8 Last Week
Top 8 This Week
#9-16 This Week
I see no change amongst the top two sectors. Healthcare and biotech are not only the leading sectors, but they have gotten stronger since last week. It seems that investors are really crowding into these two sectors which tend to be defensive in nature.
The obvious shakeup this week comes in way of the homebuilding and construction sector.
While I don't believe for a minute that the rebound in housing is over (look at those interest rates), this red-hot sector was long overdue for a bout of profit-taking.
As you will see in a moment, I did lower my exposure to this area of the market for now, but I believe strongly that it will resume a leadership role at some point in the future.
Another defensive sector, consumer staples also rose in rank by several notches. With the U. S. beefing up its nuclear defense shield in Guam, it is not unusual to see the market also get a bit more defensive.
The question is this: is North Korea bluffing once again?
Their track record would lean heavily in this direction, but you really can't discount threats of nuclear war.
The poor jobs reports could be a "one and done" or we could be slipping back into a no-growth or even worse yet, a recessionary economy. I do believe that this is a real threat and needs to be watched carefully.
Let's see if there was any change amongst the worst sectors in the market:
Bottom 8 Last Week
Bottom 8 This Week
#9-16 This Week
The only noticeable change that I see is the moving up in rank of the Food and Beverage sector, yet another defensive move that is not unusual.
I think that we can step back and take a deep breath of fresh air. But, before we do that, let's have a look at a chart of the overall market:
I still see a market that is above its 20 day, 50 day, and 200 day moving averages. Those are not exactly the signs that would point to a pending bear, but I am not going to let down my guard. There were enough changes this week to at least cause me to make several changes to my portfolios.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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I'm not sure why, probably because its from Andrews and Dunham, but I kind of expected this to be more Grrrrr, before I tasted it. Then looking at the leaf I realized I should have known better. This has lots of golden tips from the Yunnan leaf. It has a malty, honey, chocolate scent that is so good. So the brew taste is kind of the same, along with smooth and complex. The Ceylon does offer a healthy briskness mid sip and lingering long into the aftertaste to counter the smooth nature of the Yunnan. The the Darjeeling kicks in late in the sip offering up a woodsy fruitiness that is a neat topper. Somewhere along the lines there is a touch of smoke. It isn't obvious but there if you wait for it.
I am not sure why this is called a holiday blend and I don't even care. It is really good. Thanks Stephanie for sharing this one.
Like many of you, we have been in the deep freeze this week. This morning the sun was shining and we ventured out for breakfast anyway just to blow the stink off from being cooped up ;) Anyway they were really busy. The manager brought my tea. Typical restaurant version – kind of steaming water in a metal pitcher, a cold cup and a tea bag. Some assembly required. Tea was good but not like usual.
A friend happened in at the same time and I asked him to join us. His 90+ mom was in the hospital and is now back at the nursing home. She has given up. My friend is coming to terms. He has been her care giver for as long as I have known him. He is a good man and a great son. It was sad talking with him but glad I could be an ear today.
The server who loves tea was working the other side of the room. My wife took her the chai I had sacked up for her. She told my wife she starts chemo tomorrow. It brought a flood of thoughts as we just lost my sister-in-law right before Thanksgiving. The server told my wife, so far the jasmine pearls are still her favorite. I don't know if chemo and caffeine are OK so I may need to hold off any more sacks for a while.
Had a second cup of tea and gave thanks that today we are doing well.
Fixing a cup of this to get me through to suppertime. Cranking out some BTO and REO Speedwagon. These were a couple of my favorites back in the day (when I had hair down to my waist). The music holds up well, better than I have :) Anyway, this smells delicious. I need to add honey to my normal EG and see if it turns creamy nice like this. Delicious. Feeling the need for some Ted Nugent…
Man, did I need caffeine this morning. So of course that means road blocks at every turn. The biggest hurdle was getting the CTC from yesterday out of my teapot. That won't happen again.
So this smells malty, dry. It smells malty, and a little baked brownies, steeped. It tastes lightly malt and unsweetened chocolate. There is a much desired, by me this morning, briskness to it that starts at the front, early in the sip, and expands around to the sides. It drifts into a sharp finish. Along the way I sense a fruity taste like the Muscat of the Darjeeling I had a couple days ago.
Not a one note tea by any means but not super complex either. Perfect for my first couple cups of the morning.
The dry leaf smells good. The wet leaf smells better. The tea tastes yum! I can taste the caramelized bottom of the cookie from staying in the oven just a minute too long. So homemade. Going with the recommendation by Lupicia I added milk. I also added sweetener because, well, Cookie! This smooths everything out and adds a rich texture to it. This was a fun break. Thanks Stephanie.
Grabbed the gaiwan for some gong fu action. Amanda is a super taster. She tastes cucumber in this. What-Cha even says right on the label tangy cucumber. This is amazingly good, but even gong fu, I am getting sweet buttered corn. I do get passing hits of tangy something. Maybe I need to change my Brita filter or maybe I don't know what cucumber tastes like. So when Red Lobster throws cucumber on top of my salad, am I tasting cucumber or what ever it is soaked in? I have experienced cucumber as I know it in Teavivre's silver needle combined with melon notes. That is not what I get here. Amanda, I kneel before you and her super powers (I'm not worthy, I'm not worthy). Seriously, I wish I had your palate and descriptive abilities. Cucumbers or sweet buttered corn, this stuff is awesome.
Looks like cucumbers started a very philosophical contemplation- do any two people taste something the same? :)
With Jedi mind tricks, yes we would taste things alike.
Here, I am applauding Amanda and beginning to question my water. It is so heavily chemicalled I have to use a charcoal filter to even make it usable. Seriouly, the dogs refuse to drink it. When I was working, my tasting was all done on straight tap water from the city system. Now at home I have county water. Tomorrow I should grab some bottled water and see if it makes a difference.
Water is definitely important. While the filtered tap water here is acceptable, at my parents' house just a few hours away it's not nearly as good and they refuse to make tea with it. I hope you find a good and convenient water source—maybe it will open up new tea horizons and the dogs will be happier too!
Let me begin by saying, it is cold here. Negative numbers cold. So I have a box of Swiss Miss Candy Cane and some green tea powder. Hmmmm. Yeah, the idea is a good one, but the reality, not so much. The powder wanted to clump in warm milk. I usually use an ounce of room temperature water and it mixes fine. Maybe the carragean (sp?) in the Swiss Miss caused it to clump. Anyway the peppermint tasted old and the tea was BITTER. Live and learn. On to the next.
Thank you Stephanie for this one. This toucha took me on a wild ride. I used my gaiwan and did 6 cups. It would have gone more. I did not do a rinse – because, lets be honest, I'd just drink it anyway. So the rinse I didn't do, was breaded deep fried fish and chips meets hazelnut. Yep, that's what I got and I liked it. Cup two at 10s was bitter spicy barnyard. Almost added sugar or poured it out but did neither. Cup 3 at 5s was spicy, cedar, and underlying leather. Cup 4, 5, 6 @ 10, 12, and 15s, were all similar but each an improvement on the prior. Each mellowed more with the spiciness detaching from the cedar and reattaching on the old book leather. Pu-erh is so much fun!
I am not well versed in Darjeeling tea. That won't stop me from giving my opinion. The dry scent is a combination of fruity, woodsy, and fall leaf (Muscat?). The brew is bronze/caramel and has a similar aroma to the dry leaf with the addition of a bready note. In sipping this begins fruity and mellow, then swells mid sip to a brisk bite that just as quickly recedes back to fruity and mellow. This is kind of naturally sweet. The aftertaste hangs on. It is fruity, woodsy, and almost malty.
I had no bitterness as prepared. There is a standard amount of dryness. I drank this on an empty stomach and it did not cause me discomfort.
Is this a great Darjeeling? I have no idea. I did enjoy it.
I haven't found a Darjeeling I love yet, though there was a Margaret's Hope a long time ago that had lots of promise. I just sent the rest of my Badamtam to JacquelineM so it can be loved! LOL!
I said before, it is questionable how much tea is actually in this, but I like it anyway. Last night I discovered this goes really well with turkey burgers and sweet potato fries. I almost felt like I should have poured it out of the bottle into a fancy glass – almost.

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A new brief out from Forrester Research predicts that 2001 will be the year for rich media. Jim Nail, a senior analyst at Forrester, says that economic changes are forcing sites to be more accountable to advertisers. Rich media's capacity to be more effective in fulfilling advertisers' needs through better tracking and enhanced functionality plus the general maturing of rich media technologies themselves will "sweep away the barriers that have held it [rich media] back for the last two years."
For that to happen, the successful companies that produce rich media technology need to make a New Year's resolution:
I will finally decide whether I'm a technology or media company.
This question has troubled more than one rich media company over the last year, wasting valuable resources and time.
Know Thyself
For a historical perspective, we can look at the radio industry: The earliest broadcasters were also the radio manufacturers. To sell more radios, broadcasters had to have something on the air worth listening to. So by default the technology providers became media companies. As radios became mass-produced commodities with thin profit margins, a focus on the media component made better business sense.
For companies such as RealNetworks and Macromedia, the transition from being a technology company to being a media one can be seen as a logical extension of (and reward for) what they've built. Both started as technology companies that focused on building a platform (RealPlayer and Flash, respectively) and tools (servers and development software). However, a large part of their marketing efforts went into the development of media portals (Real.com Guide and Shockwave.com, respectively) that showcased their technology. The end result of this strategy is that they syndicated and/or competed against their own customers' content.
Whether they can morph themselves into full-fledged media companies remains to be seen. At the present time, they still define themselves as technology companies.
This self-awareness does not come easily, however, to some of the newer, smaller companies out there that want to have it both ways. The brass ring — being the next Yahoo or AOL — dances in their heads, often with disastrous results. They would do well to ask themselves, "Who's my customer?" This is a question that some fledgling companies never seem to have considered. If most members of your staff are engineers and you spend most of your marketing dollars on reaching publishers and advertising agencies, chances are that you're a technology company.
A Sticky Dilemma
Take Sticky Networks, for instance, a rich media company that closed its doors last month after being open for less than a year. The technology behind Sticky Networks was a Java applet that acted as a visual navigation interface for web sites, much like a Post-It. note. This technology allowed an image, such as a photograph, to be divided into its component parts, and each region of the image could contain a unique drop-down menu of information and links.
A static image of a dining room setting, for instance, could be subdivided so that different menus appear under your mouse pointer at various locations. Click on the diner plates, and receive information about the dish pattern. Click on the table lamp, and go to the section of the site that sells lamp accessories.
When I spoke with Robin Johnson, the company's CEO, a month or so before the company's demise, he was insistent that Sticky was a media company. Even the company's name reflected its focus on becoming a "network." This is not really surprising because Robin spent 20 years as a media guy, first at Time and later as the CEO of Infoseek.
But by identifying itself as a media company, Sticky found itself on the horns of a dilemma. To be a successful media company you need distribution and control of your channel. AOL, for example, tightly controls its channel, acting as the gatekeeper to the Internet for millions of people. If you ask the people at AOL who their customers are, they'll tell you they're the more than 20 million subscribers they have. Their business is predicated on selling access to those millions of eyeballs.
Sticky, on the other hand, did not have a distribution channel to call its own. Like Blanche DuBois, it relied on the kindness of strangers: web publishers and e-commerce sites that would implement or license a "Sticky" in exchange for some type of consideration.
On the other hand, because technology was not its focus as a company, the technology it did create was not particularly proprietary in nature. In other words, web developers impressed with it had little to discourage them from creating something similar. This meant, of course, that they wouldn't have to pay licensing fees to Sticky. As a result the company found itself being a media company without an audience and a technology company without a barrier to entry.
Tough to survive in such an environment.
Until next week, keep it rich!
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Monthly Archive
January 2006
Handicapping the State of the Union Address
In advance of the president's speech, the press produced endless (and pointless) State of the Union preview pieces.
By Liz Cox Barrett Jan 31, 2006 at 06:05 PM
President Bush will spend tonight addressing the nation. So how did the press spend today? Why, by producing endless (and... More
Fortune Pumps Oil Fears, Rich Sources Get Richer
A Fortune correspondent warns readers to be "Be very afraid" of $262/barrel oil.
By Felix Gillette Jan 31, 2006 at 05:36 PM
When speculating about improbable, abstract disasters, journalists like nothing more than kicking things off with a pointed, bone-chilling question. What... More
On Oprah, Frey, Henri-Levy and Unreal Reality Shows
With Oprah flaying James Frey alive on nationwide TV late last week, "truthiness" is in the air.
By Gal Beckerman Jan 31, 2006 at 11:54 AM
With Oprah flaying James Frey alive on nationwide TV late last week, truthiness is in the air. Stephen Colbert's portmanteau... More
With Echo Company of the Second Marine Division
FALLUJAH, IRAQ - The "media tent" at Camp Fallujah may be nothing more than a couple of dusty bunk beds with muddy pillows, but the chow isn't half bad.
By Paul McLeary Jan 30, 2006 at 05:27 PM
Part of a continuing series about the life of an embedded reporter in Iraq. FALLUJAH, IRAQ -- I was eager... More
The Crimson Whips the Big Boys
Harvard's student newspaper gets the real story about the resignation of the school's Dean of the Faculty - and beats the AP and Boston Globe.
By Edward B. Colby Jan 30, 2006 at 04:09 PM
Harvard Dean of the Faculty William Kirby officially resigned over the weekend, the latest development during the tumultuous administration of... More
The Woodruff Story: Snark Takes a Rest, Anger Doesn't
Bloggers debate the press coverage of the attack on ABC's anchor and cameraman and the impact their injuries might have on the network.
By Gal Beckerman Jan 30, 2006 at 11:59 AM
Considering the blogosphere's conflicted relationship with what its more rabid members derisively call the "MSM," it's not surprising that news... More
Time Turns Ford to Fluff, But the Story's Pretty Good
It's a tough time for automakers. Ditto for newsweeklies. But when a reporter from Time sat down with an executive from Ford Motor Co., the results were surprisingly … not so grim.
By Felix Gillette Jan 28, 2006 at 01:58 PM
It's a tough time for American automakers. Ditto for American newsweeklies. But this week, when a reporter from Time, fresh... More
Alastair Macdonald on Iraqi Journalists Finally Freed
Reuters' Iraq bureau chief discusses the U.S. military's months-long detention of three Iraqi journalists, and their release earlier this month.
By Edward B. Colby Jan 27, 2006 at 05:33 PM
Alastair Macdonald and Samir Noor Alastair Macdonald, Reuters' Iraq bureau chief, recently welcomed back three newly freed journalists who... More
AP Spots Another U.S. Politician in Europe!
Those pesky Associated Press correspondents who trail American politicians around Europe, eager for a non-scoop about the 2008 presidential race, are up to their old tricks.
By Edward B. Colby Jan 27, 2006 at 04:47 PM
Those pesky Associated Press correspondents who trail prominent American politicians around Europe, eager for a non-scoop on the presidential race... More
A Dwindling Corps in a Volatile, Battered City
BAGHDAD, IRAQ - As media outlets pull out of Iraq, the journalists that remain are a hardened bunch, angry at their inability to move around - and becoming increasingly isolated.
By Paul McLeary Jan 27, 2006 at 12:36 PM
Part of a continuing series about the life of an embedded reporter in Iraq. BAGHDAD, IRAQ -- Among reporters who... More
News Corp. Has a Problem, Fox News Keeps Mum
In the recently announced merger of the WB and UPN networks, News Corp. appears to be the loser - and Fox News isn't reporting it.
By Felix Gillette Jan 26, 2006 at 04:48 PM
On Tuesday, executives at CBS and Warner Bros. announced plans to fold their respective struggling television networks, UPN and WB,... More
Left Heaps Scorn on Times, Right Heaps Same on Stein
Bloggers mock the New York Times for calling for a filibuster of Samuel Alito and attack a Los Angeles Times columnist for writing that he doesn't support the troops.
By Edward B. Colby Jan 26, 2006 at 02:59 PM
The New York Times came out with guns blazing on its editorial page today, booming that spineless senators should on... More
Couric Leads With Chin, Then With Butt
Katie Couric conspicuously failed to explain to her audience the specifics of the Abramoff scandal in a segment this morning — and then changed the subject to the human anatomy.
By Liz Cox Barrett Jan 26, 2006 at 01:54 PM
This morning, NBC's Katie Couric conducted a five-minute interview with Howard Dean touching on a range of timely topics. At... More
The Orange County Register Gets It Right
A riveting examination of a decades-old murder reminds us that newspapers, if they're willing to devote the time and resources, can still bring us gripping narratives.
By Gal Beckerman Jan 26, 2006 at 11:11 AM
When was the last time that you read an article in the newspaper that started like this: She showed up... More
Yahoo! Throws In the Towel - Or Not
Is Yahoo! conceding the Internet search market to Google? Bloggers argue over the meaning of a quote from the Yahoo! CFO.
By Edward B. Colby Jan 25, 2006 at 03:11 PM
The blogosphere continues to buzz today as Web scribes ferociously debate the possibility that Yahoo!, weary of the search engine... More
"The Party's Pretty Much Over"
BAGHDAD, IRAQ - Chivalry and black-framed glasses may fly in New York City, but it's a different game in Baghdad.
By Paul McLeary Jan 25, 2006 at 12:52 PM
This is part of a continuing series about the life of an embedded reporter in Iraq. BAGHDAD, IRAQ -- Chivalry... More
Financial Journo Watches Stock Ticker - and Needs a Tissue
The financial press often seems to cater to the short-term trading community at the expense of comprehensive reporting.
By Felix Gillette Jan 24, 2006 at 04:02 PM
Scanning through the recent financial news, we were happy to learn that at least one American car company had enjoyed... More
Osama's Return, Bush's 'Third Term,' And One Long History Lesson
The nation's magazines take a look at the latest tape from Osama bin Laden, next week's State of the Union address, and a president not named Bush.
By Edward B. Colby Jan 24, 2006 at 03:39 PM
He's baaaack! Osama bin Laden, that is -- and Time ("Osama: Back From the Not-So-Dead") and Newsweek ("What's Bin Laden's... More
Time Pulls a Big Tease On Us
The magazine gets a look at some photos of Jack Abramoff with President Bush – but do the pictures confirm the sort of relationship the White House has denied?
By Gal Beckerman Jan 24, 2006 at 10:43 AM
There was something strangely missing yesterday from Time magazine's breaking news that it had discovered photos of the president fraternizing... More
The Jill Carroll Watch
Three days after her kidnappers' stated deadline for her execution passed, all is quiet on the Jill Carroll front.
By Edward B. Colby Jan 23, 2006 at 02:36 PM
Three days after her kidnappers' stated deadline for her execution passed, all is quiet on the Jill Carroll front. While... More
ABC Probes Porn Industry, Fails to Satisfy
The network takes a look at the shady industry's revenues, but gets cold feet when it comes to giving any answers.
By Edward B. Colby Jan 20, 2006 at 05:40 PM
In a front-page story today, the New York Times reports that the Justice Department has asked Google "to turn over... More
George Solomon on ESPN, Redskins Fans and Petitions
"I don't remember Edward R. Murrow ever saying 'Boo-yah!' in one of his commentaries or in one of his reports. You know, let's talk about Joe McCarthy … Boo-yah!"
By Felix Gillette Jan 20, 2006 at 05:16 PM
George Solomon writes a weekly column for the sports page of the Washington Post, where he served as the... More
Asking the Wrong Questions About Abramoff
Why doesn't the press seem very interested in looking into Jack Abramoff's contacts with the White House?
By Gal Beckerman Jan 20, 2006 at 03:59 PM
In his New York Times column today (for Times Select subscribers only), Paul Krugman ends with an admonition to his... More
Getting Out of Baghdad Is As Hard As Getting In
BAGHDAD, IRAQ — For reporters, Iraq turns out to be a very small world
By Paul McLeary Jan 20, 2006 at 11:11 AM
Part of a continuing series reporting on the life of an embedded reporter in Iraq. BAGHDAD, IRAQ -- Once I... More
Thudding Mallet Attacks Velvet Hammer
How many times does the president have to deny that Laura Bush is running for office before the AP decides it might not actually be a story?
By Edward B. Colby Jan 19, 2006 at 05:07 PM
Breaking news flash from the Associated Press: Laura Bush has no intention -- absolutely none -- of running for elected... More
Marriage Boosts Income, Says Media Because Someone Said It
On a slow news day, reporting on the results of some scientific study or another - no matter how silly - can make for quick, easy filler.
By Liz Cox Barrett Jan 19, 2006 at 04:04 PM
On a slow news day, reporting on the results of some scientific study or another can make for quick, easy... More
Waiting for CNN to Burst Into Flames
Like poking a stick into a beehive, CNN's announcement that it had hired conservative radio host Glenn Beck to host a show had bloggers riled up.
By Felix Gillette Jan 19, 2006 at 02:14 PM
On Tuesday, CNN announced that syndicated conservative radio personality Glenn Beck would be joining the network to host an hour-long... More
Reports on Wiretapping Suits Leave Us on Hold
What, exactly, are the motivations of the plaintiffs in a case against the federal government over the NSA's domestic wiretapping program?
By Gal Beckerman Jan 19, 2006 at 11:50 AM
Why would President Bush want to eavesdrop on Christopher Hitchens? To bask in all the glorious things the lefty-cum-neocon has... More
Neil Cavuto Doesn't Look Any Better from Iraq
BAGHDAD, IRAQ — Camp Stryker is a place where travel plans go to die
By Paul McLeary Jan 19, 2006 at 10:49 AM
This is the third installment in a series of posts about the life of an embedded journalist in Iraq. BAGHDAD,... More
Who Needs a Brochure When We Have the New York Times?
In an article about two new obesity drugs, the paper omits a crucial detail about one of its sources.
By Liz Cox Barrett Jan 18, 2006 at 04:57 PM
About one-third of the way into her piece in the business section of Tuesday's New York Times, Stephanie Saul, it... More
Press Takes a Pass on CAFTA
The Central American Free Trade Agreement, the most important trade agreement of Bush's presidency, is well behind schedule. So why isn't the press paying attention?
By Edward B. Colby Jan 18, 2006 at 03:49 PM
Last summer, as Congress debated the Central American Free Trade Agreement, the U.S. press overwhelmingly treated CAFTA as a domestic... More
Coverage of Al's Speech Gets Gore'd
While the White House rallied to criticize Al Gore for his remarks attacking the administration, bloggers rallied to criticize the media's coverage of the speech.
By Felix Gillette Jan 18, 2006 at 02:49 PM
On Monday, former Vice President Al Gore gave a speech at Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C. in which he criticized... More
Further Adventures in (Attempted) Embedding
"I hate how the media is covering this war," a Kellogg Brown & Root contractor at the Kuwait airport snarled when he found out I was a journalist.
By Paul McLeary Jan 18, 2006 at 11:49 AM
This is part two of a series reporting from Iraq on how the press is doing its job. KUWAIT CITY,... More
Times to Expose "Bloggers With Fingers"
The paper invents a non-trend: business travelers who don't blog!
By Liz Cox Barrett Jan 18, 2006 at 11:03 AM
We're guessing it went something like this: New York Times reporter pitching story to editor: Everyone has a blog. In... More
Dispatches from Iraq
All the entries in Paul McLeary's series
By Paul McLeary Jan 17, 2006 at 01:41 PM
In 2006, CJR staff writer Paul McLeary reported from Iraq on how the press was doing its job there. These... More
Lunching with Huey, Skiing with Bode and Riding a Wholphin
Kurt Anderson ponders the future of magazines while Time and Newsweek cover a skier-turned-author and a new DVD magazine falls short.
By Felix Gillette Jan 17, 2006 at 01:34 PM
There's nothing like the fresh, glossy pages of a well-designed magazine to serve up the kind of story we news... More
Kuwait, Coffee, and C-130's
CJR Daily's correspondent, on his way to Baghdad, gets a military-sanctioned tour of Kuwait City - including plenty of Starbucks franchises.
By Paul McLeary Jan 17, 2006 at 11:25 AM
CJR Daily's Paul McLeary is reporting from Iraq on how the press is doing its job there. This is his... More
Bloggers Read Ralph the Riot Act
While some conservatives are casting Ralph Reed out over his ties to disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff, bloggers are welcoming him into their warm embrace.
By Felix Gillette Jan 16, 2006 at 02:16 PM
This morning, a front-page article in the Washington Post honed in on another potential loser in the ongoing Jack Abramoff... More
Reporter Spots Hanging Curve Ball, Hits Home Run
When the White House announced Thursday that the federal deficit would top $400 billion, only one reporter remembered his history - and cut through the spin.
By Felix Gillette Jan 13, 2006 at 05:27 PM
Yesterday, in a conference call with reporters, White House officials estimated that this fiscal year's federal budget deficit would likely... More
Mysterious Company Remains a Mystery
Despite all that has been written about the Lincoln Group and its PR contracts with the Pentagon, we still don't know much about the company.
By Gal Beckerman Jan 13, 2006 at 04:59 PM
This week's Fortune offers a tantalizing glimpse of a company we are dying to read more about. Bearing the alluring... More
Gabriel Sherman on Getting Thin-Skinned Journalists to Talk
The New York Observer reporter talks about cracking the New York Times and Conde Nast, and getting linked by Romenesko.
By Liz Cox Barrett Jan 13, 2006 at 04:30 PM
Gabriel Sherman is a media reporter at the New York Observer, where he has covered Judith Miller's resignation from... More
And Now, a Few Golden Oldies from 1998!
The Washington Times reprints another paper's 7-year-old editorial to make a point about the Iraq war. So what, exactly, was the Times itself publishing on that same day?
By Felix Gillette Jan 12, 2006 at 12:39 PM
In general, newspaper opinion editors tend to pride themselves on publishing pieces that are fresh and original. But yesterday the... More
Saved by the Sobs
Bloggers want to know: Were Martha-Ann Bomgardner's tears during her Supreme Court nominee-husband's confirmation hearings for real, or staged for effect?
By Liz Cox Barrett Jan 12, 2006 at 12:06 PM
Had Martha-Ann Bomgardner not begun to weep in the middle of her Supreme Court nominee-husband's confirmation hearings yesterday, we're not... More
New York Times Covers Chrysler Corporation - With Praise and Love
The paper's breathless account of Chrysler's publicity stunt explains why fewer corporations are buying newspaper advertising - why pay when you can get it for free?
By Gal Beckerman Jan 11, 2006 at 04:57 PM
Granted, it sounded pretty cool. The new Jeep Wrangler, on display for the first time at the Detroit auto show,... More
On Alito, Blogging from the Right and White-on-White Magazine Mastheads
The Alito nomination may fall low on the public's list of priorities, but it's tip-top on the list of many a blogger this week, proving once again that bloggers are not like regular people.
By Liz Cox Barrett Jan 11, 2006 at 12:56 PM
The Alito nomination may fall "low on the public's list of priorities," but it's tip-top on the list of many... More
Facing Subpoenas, Reporters Medicate Selves
The New York-named weeklies have some scary news for members of the media, and a Time reporter decides to practice "performance-enhanced journalism."
By Liz Cox Barrett Jan 10, 2006 at 02:54 PM
In the event that members of the MSM were feeling at all optimistic at the start of this new year,... More
Sometimes There's a Fine Line Between Malfeasance and Myth
A former top executive at Wal-Mart apparently fabricated widely reported allegations of an anti-union program at the company. Did the media create the perception that his allegations were true?
By Gal Beckerman Jan 10, 2006 at 12:59 PM
When news emerged last April of Wal-Mart's covert program to subvert an effort aimed at unionizing its employees, it seemed... More
Times Dogged About Dog Days Coverage
While the paper has been beaten on some big scoops lately, it dominated what was undoubtedly the biggest story out of D.C. last week - the publication of a former blogger's first novel.
By Felix Gillette Jan 9, 2006 at 06:36 PM
In recent months, the Washington bureau of the New York Times has been beaten on a number of big stories,... More
Down the Rabbit Hole
For the most part the story of the West Virginia mining tragedy is not a political one, so comments about press performance are, for once, not filtered through a political prism. What results is a revelation.
By Steve Lovelady Jan 9, 2006 at 03:17 PM
The continuing fuss over press failures in reporting the West Virginia mining tragedy has produced some unlikely conclusions from some... More
To Be Or Not to Be: Does It Even Matter?
Who is JT Leroy? A critically acclaimed young fiction writer noted for his "stark portrayal of child prostitution and drug use" — or a cruel composite hoax?
By Edward B. Colby Jan 9, 2006 at 03:07 PM
Who is JT Leroy? A critically acclaimed young fiction writer noted for his "stark portrayal of child prostitution and drug... More
Woe, Woe Is Pfizer, Says the Journal
The paper reports that the pharmaceutical giant is in trouble. But the evidence that the Journal presents doesn't back that up.
By Edward B. Colby Jan 7, 2006 at 03:48 PM
In a page-one story months in the making, the Wall Street Journal reported (subscription required) Thursday that Pfizer, the world's... More
Franklin Foer on the Blogosphere's War on the Media
The New Republic writer discusses why liberal bloggers are helping destroy the credibility of media outlets, and questions about the new management of the Wall Street Journal.
By Paul McLeary Jan 6, 2006 at 05:50 PM
Franklin Foer is a senior editor at The New Republic where he writes about politics and media. He has... More
Surprise - Palestinians Revile Sharon
Stories about "the Arab street" don't tell us anything we don't already know.
By Gal Beckerman Jan 6, 2006 at 05:25 PM
The upper right-hand photo on the New York Times' Web site this morning was of a man in a bazaar... More
Anonymice Plague the Shallow, the Vacuous and the Vain, Too
Three anonymous sources who claimed an enemy of Paris Hilton "went berserk" and is "losing her looks" turn out to be - surprise! - Hilton herself.
By Felix Gillette Jan 6, 2006 at 12:30 PM
Usually when we write about the potential pitfalls of anonymous sources, we're writing about political reporting. But apparently the same... More
"World News Tonight" Fails to Implode, Critics Disappointed
Media watchers ponder whether "kiddos" Elizabeth Vargas and Bob Woodruff have the requisite "gravitas" to carry ABC's flagship newscast, which they began hosting Tuesday.
By Liz Cox Barrett Jan 6, 2006 at 10:44 AM
"Good luck, kiddo." So said Charles Gibson (the 62-year-old almost-anchor of ABC's "World News Tonight") to 43-year-old Elizabeth Vargas (who,... More
"If Your Mother Says She Loves You, Check It Out"
If there's one lesson to be learned from press coverage of the Sago Mine tragedy, it's that the faster a news outlet admits fault, the better.
By Gal Beckerman Jan 5, 2006 at 03:42 PM
If there's one positive development in this post-Jayson Blair/MemoGate media world, it's the realization that the faster a news outlet... More
Is the NSA Wiretapping Reporters?
Andrea Mitchell asks some curious questions that suggest at least one journalist may have been caught up in a recently disclosed domestic eavesdropping program.
By Paul McLeary Jan 5, 2006 at 12:48 PM
On Tuesday, NBC's Andrea Mitchell conducted what is quickly becoming an infamous interview with the New York Times' James Risen,... More
Two Thumbs Down For Coverage of the Movie Industry
Members of the media have greatly exaggerated rumors of Hollywood's impending demise.
By Edward B. Colby Jan 4, 2006 at 05:33 PM
Hollywood had an awful year in 2005 -- and it's going to get worse. The studios are delivering one dud... More
How the Press Got the Sago Story Wrong
Media outlets relied on unconfirmed rumor in reporting a happy ending to what turned out to be a tragedy. Is printing guesswork standard operating procedure at our nation's newspapers?
By Gal Beckerman Jan 4, 2006 at 01:59 PM
Maybe the reporters on the ground in West Virginia were just plain tired. Or maybe they themselves were swept up... More
Bill O'Reilly and Microsoft: Both 60 Percent Crap
David Letterman takes on Bill O'Reilly and Microsoft takes down Chinese bloggers.
By Paul McLeary Jan 4, 2006 at 12:39 PM
The Liberal Media strikes again! That tool of the Left, David Letterman, took Fox's Bill O'Reilly to task on the... More
The Journal Provides Yet Another Senseless Survey
The new year brings us the annual crop of silly stories making flawed predictions about the state of the economy during the next 12 months.
By Edward B. Colby Jan 4, 2006 at 10:46 AM
The holiday season is finally over -- and just in time, as far as we're concerned. One more story about... More
Torture, Spying, Bureaucratic Dystopia - They're Not Just for Newsrooms Any More!
A must-read report on the realities on the ground in Iraq, arguments about democracy in the Middle East, and a look at John Bolton's tenure as ambassador to the U.N.
By Paul McLeary Jan 3, 2006 at 01:06 PM
This week's must-read story comes courtesy of Julian E. Barnes in U.S. News & World Report, who writes about U.S.... More
One Old House Tells a Sad, but Good, Story
It is not easy to humanize something as abstract as the real estate market, but the New York Times managed to do exactly that.
By Gal Beckerman Jan 2, 2006 at 05:11 PM
The frequent use of anecdotes to illustrate larger trends can sometimes make journalists' stories seem formulaic. But when this tried... More
Calame Wants Answers, Bloggers Want More
On Sunday, the New York Times' public editor came out swinging over the paper's handling of its wiretapping story, and bloggers were quick to add their own opinions.
By Paul McLeary Jan 2, 2006 at 02:13 PM
On Sunday, the New York Times' public editor, Barney Calame, came out swinging, revealing that the newspaper's management, in the... More
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Why one editor won't run any more op-eds by the Heritage Foundation's top economist - A reply to Paul Krugman on state taxes and job growth made some incorrect claims
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The rise of feelings journalism (TNR)
"Bloom engaged in an increasingly popular style of writing, which I've discussed on my blog before, which I call "feelings journalism." It involves a writer making an argument based on what they imagine someone else is thinking, what they feel may be another person's feelings. The realm of fact, of reporting, has been left behind."
Things a war correspondent should never say (WSJ)
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The joyful, bloody media circus of bringing down Brian Williams (Bloomberg)
"In the media, we eat our own for sport"
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CJR's Guide to Online News Startups
ACEsTooHigh.com – Reporting on the science, education, and policy surrounding childhood trauma
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Questions and exercises for journalism students.
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250 cd/m²
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Response time*
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Maximum vertical angle at which a display can be viewed with acceptable visual performance.
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Horizontal scan range
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Vertical scan range
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Audio system
System used to play music or speech.
2W RMS x 2 (32 PMPO) stereo speakers(Built-in)
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375 mm
Depth *
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210 mm
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431 mm
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Weight of the product without packaging (net weight). If possible, the net weight is given including standard accessories and supplies. Please note that sometimes the manufacturer leaves out the weight of accessories and/or supplies.
4.8 kg
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Personna Razor Blades, Tri-Flexxx, Triple Blade Shaving System For Men, 1 Razor, 2 Cartridges
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A technology advanced system designed to give you an exceptionally close, comfortable shave.
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A Special Version Of The Oscars Unintentional Musicals Clip & More.
If you managed to sit through this year's Oscars, aka The Academy Awards, without falling asleep or switching the channel to watch Hoarders, you might have noticed a few funny little segment about the year's Unintentional Musicals.
The clip was an auto-tuned version of scenes from Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 1, Toy Story 3 , Twilight Eclipse, and The Social Network created by the Gregory Brothers who've made a name for themselves auto-tuning the news. These are the same guys who brought you the hilarious and catchy Bed Intruder Song.
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American and Canadian citizens must have a passport that is valid for at least 6 months beyond the intended return date in order to enter and depart Serbia.Each traveler is responsible for ensuring that his/her passport is up to date. Citizens of other nationalities should check with respective authorities before departure. Please ensure that the name on your passport matches all travel documents we have issued. If this is not the case, please contact us immediately.
Please make a photocopy of your passport's identification page and keep it separate from the original. It's also a good idea to leave a digital copy with someone at home. This may speed the replacement process should you lose your passport.
Both Canadian and American citizens traveling on regular passports for business or tourist purposes do not need a visa for a stay of up to 90 days. Please note that if you are staying longer than 90 days, obtaining a visa is your responsibility. This may be different for citizens of other countries. These requirements change often and therefore it is recommended that you check with the Embassy of the Republic of Serbia for the most up- to-date information.
For more visa information please visit:
America: www.travisa.com
Canada: www.travisa.ca
Cancelation and Medical Insurance is highly recommended. The standard of health care in Serbia is among the lowest in Europe. Insurance can safeguard against in-country medical emergencies as well as lost or delayed baggage and emergency cancelation or interruption of your trip. Please ensure your policy will provide you with upfront medical coverage so that you are not responsible for a hefty medical bill.
If there are any medical items that are essential to your health, such as prescription drugs or corrective eye wear, bring duplicates and divide them between your checked bags and hand luggage. While non-prescription drugs such as aspirin are generally available, it is difficult to replace prescription items.
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Serbia's landscapes and climates vary from region to region. The northern part of the country has a continental climate (cold winters and hot, humid summers with well distributed rainfall). The central part of the country has a moderate continental climate and the south has hot, dry summers and autumns and relatively cold winters with heavy snowfall.
For up-to-date forecasts, check www.weather.com.
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Photographers: Remember to pack sufficient memory cards, a spare camera battery, charger and dust-resistant case.
Electricity: Electricity in Serbia is provided at 220V/50Hz (European plug). If you are using a Canadian or American appliance, an adapter is needed.
Phone: Coverage is good throughout most of the country. Check with your phone company if there are roaming agreements before your departure. There are three GSM/UMTS mobile phone networks in Serbia: MTS, Telenor and Vip. Prepaid SIM cards usually cost 200 dinars and there is no need for identification when buying them.
Internet: Internet access is widely available. Broadband internet is available and internet can be accessed with your mobile phone. Please note that wi-fi and internet service provided in properties is at the discretion of each establishment and Kensington Tours has no control over this. Please feel free to check with your Sales Consultant before travel if you'd like to know internet set up at each of your properties or contact the properties directly so you are aware of their internet policy if this is important to you. You may like to speak to your internet provider prior to travel to arrange a roaming package.
Serbia uses the dinar (RSD, ?????, pl. dinari/??????). Coins come in values of 1, 2, 5, 10, and 20 dinars, and banknotes are found in values of 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000, 2000 and 5000 dinars. The banknotes, at least in Belgrade, tend to be more common than the coins, so be prepared to carry around a large number of banknotes in varying conditions.
For current exchange rates please visit www.xe.com
Capital: Belgrade
Language: Serbian
Currency: Serbian Dinar (RSD)
Religion: Orthodox Christian
Time Zone: UTC +1
Electricity: 220V/50Hz (European plug)
Telephone: Country code for calling is +381
Calling North America: Dial 001 plus area code and your 7-digit number
Emergency numbers in Serbia: Call 192 for Police, 193 for Fire, 194 for Ambulance


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Hosted by Tyler Florence
Ultimate Beef Tacos
Tyler's take on beef tacos is a far cry from gorund beef and jarred salsa! Instead, Tyler braises beef shoulder in the style of Mexican pot roast until it's falling off the bone and ready to be nestled into fresh-fried corn tortillas with homemeade guacamole & salsa. Plus, grilled corn on the cob slathered in spicy mayo with crumbled sharp cheese.(Episode: TU0313H)
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Tyler's Ultimate Guacamole(03:07)
Mexican Pot Roast Tacos(04:09)
Tyler's Mexican Grilled Corn(02:47)
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Mexican Pot Roast TacosRecipe courtesy of Tyler Florence
Mexican Grilled CornRecipe courtesy of Tyler Florence
GuacamoleRecipe courtesy of Tyler Florence