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advancing public understanding of religion and education
Spring 2007
Vol. 34 No. 2
Talking with Students about Faith in an
Era of Religious Extremes
Francis Dominic Degnin
"faith...should make it possible to live with uncertainty, it shouldn't provide certainty"
William Sloane Coffin1
Faith and truth are among the most commonly used and least understood terms in American culture. In many religions, the two function less as clear ideas and more as a sort of password or code. One is asked whether one has faith, usually in Jesus. If the answer is yes, it means that one has access to (or has accepted) ultimate truth. One is part of the club.
Faith and truth are, thus, intimately related. Both are also deeply misunderstood. I deal with truth in a companion piece. In this article I propose a definition of faith, along with a pedagogy for talking with students, which enables one to become more self-aware and self-critical in one's faith(s). My approach is to invite students to reflect on how faith functions and has a role in their own experience. We then use those experiences to derive a richer, non-literalist notion of faith. This process, involving as it does the students' own explorations, is convoluted and can easily fill two class periods–the first to deconstruct uncritical assumptions, the second to rebuild a new definition from their experiences. To simply outline that procedure, however, would mean that the reader would not even see my definition of faith until the last third of the article. While very useful for pedagogical purposes,2 this approach might prove frustrating to scholarly readers. Thus, while the practical nuts and bolts of these two "class periods" form the second and third parts of this essay, I begin with a discussion of the philosophical and religious origin of this notion of faith, some of its potential limitations and assumptions, and some of the developmental and pedagogical issues which underlie this approach. I also offer some direction as to where this notion of faith has taken me in terms of both philosophy and spirituality.
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If you have an intention to visit the world in short, it is China that can meet up your wish. China is geographically, culturally, naturally, historically so important that she is just a compact package for the visitors. If you have travel the country whole round the year then it will not finish.
Among thousands of important places for visiting in China Jiaoshan Mountain is one. Jiaoshan Mountain is situated in the northeast downtown 4.5 km away from the city but most people find it in the Yangtze River. The area is mostly popular for its natural and cultural scenic beauty. Have you heard about Fuyu Mountain? If not, now remember it is nothing but Jiaoshan Mountain.
Another important attractive issue is that Jiaoshan Mountain is surrounded by the Yangtze River. You will be surprised to know that there is another name of Jiaoshan Mountain is Qiaoshan Mountain which bears meaning the mountain where woodcutter lived on cutting firewood. According to myth Jiaoshan Mountain is renamed by Emperor Song Zhenzong to commemorate the retreating man of East Han Dynasty.
The person who wants to visit Jiaoshan Mountain is really lucky that the ticket price for entering the site is very low and affordable. It is only 35 Yuan which includes one way rope way. Isn't it amazing? I think you will agree with me that it is really an awesome opportunity to visit a great place by paying very less. The opening hours is also amazing as it is from 8.00 to 17.00.
If a question raise in your mind whether you should visit the place or not. I will say definitely. If you visit once the Jiaoshan Mountain, you will find the justification of your money expend. You will find Qixian temple which is located in the inner side of it and it is made of ancient brick and wood structure. People of China defined it "mountain temple rain and sunshine" which presents a wonderful view of the temple. It is the common feature of the temple in the summer. You will find drizzling as well as raining in torrents but the surprising thing is that the sky clears within the shortest possible time. Jiaoshan Mountain and the temple are so close but the difference between the two is huge.
In line with the above mentioned facts there are some other special features that will tend you to visit the place. Jiaoshan Mountain is blessed with 'Four Treasures'. The temple which is an ancient actually built-in the Ming dynasty. The main building is made with exclusive ancient green tiles and columns are red. It seems traditional elegant monument. There are many ancient trees which are rare now a day surrounding the area. Besides, there is ancient steel inscription, ancient emplacement, cliff inscription and others are all famous here.
If you seek traffic to visit Jiaoshan Mountain, the way is very comfortable and easy. You will get available bus from city center to Shanhaiguan to Jiaoshan costing only 7 Yuan and only need 40 to 45 minutes.
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1. Please pay your full attention when of climbing mountain otherwise serious situation may happen
2. And you have to attentive at the time of raining cats and dogs
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Best time for visiting Jiaoshan Mountain is summer. The nature shows its profound beauty at that time.
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3 translation apps you can use offline
Captain Kirk had the universal translator, Arthur Dent had the Babel fish — and the rest of us have smartphones. There's one major difference, though. Neither the universal translator nor the Babel fish chew up your 4G data allowance, potentially costing you an arm and a leg on your overseas vacation.
Luckily for you, though, the translator gap is narrowing as more developers create apps with helpful offline modes that let you do your translating at your leisure, without worrying about the bill.
1. Ultralingua
Download: Ultralingua for iPhone and iPad or Windows Phone
Price: $19.99, iPhone and iPad; $16.99, Windows Phone
Let's get it out of the way, shall we? Ultralingua is a little on the pricey side at $20. You do get an awful lot for your investment, though: a numbers translator, quick links to a dictionary and to Google, and (most impressive of all) a verb conjugator for those times you really need to know the future imperfect tense.
Ultralingua is a universal app, so you'll get a different experience on your iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch — but at its core, the app boasts a solid design. More than 270,000 translations lurk in the built-in database, and you can access all of them without being connected to the Internet. Those translations go far beyond the usual wooden phrases, too. You'll find slang, technical terms, and even regional differences in spelling and usage slotted in here too, as well as biographical and geographic entries to flesh out a word's meaning.
Despite all that, Ultralingua is an expensive purchase. Your initial $20 gets you just one language pair (English to Spanish or French, German, Italian, Portuguese, or Latin — or a number of other options). If you wish to broaden your horizons, you'll have to dip further into your wallet.
2. Jibbigo / Lonely Planet
Download: Jibbigo for iPad, iPhone or Android
Price: $4.99 for iPad, iPhone or Android
Depending on how fond you are of commercial branding, the Jibbigo smartphone app and the Lonely Planet Offline Translator app are both pretty much the same — unsurprising, as Lonely Planet bought the Jibbigo technology to power its app.
The nifty thing about Jibbigo can be summed up in three words: offline voice recognition. All you need to do is load up the app, speak to it in English, and within a few taps, Jibbigo will respond aloud. Like all voice-activated systems, results will vary, but the software overall works pretty well. The original language, phrase, or words appears in the top half of your phone screen, while the translation appears below with a handy Play button to avoid awkward mispronunciations. The best part? All of this works without any Internet connectivity.
If you don't want to say things, the touchscreen keyboard comes in handy for simply entering the phrase or words you're trying to say — great for areas that are either really noisy or extremely quiet.
Downsides? As we've seen before, each dictionary can be purchased separately, for around five bucks a pop. Not bad if you're only looking to speak to a select group of people, but a little pricey for your 'round-the-world vacation. The database of more than 40,000 largely travel-centric words does take up a fair chunk of your phone's memory, but having everything at your fingertips is worth it.
3. Bing Translator App
Download: Bing Translator App for Windows Phone
Price: Free
If you have a Windows Phone, chances are you feel a little left out of the Cool Apps Club. Pay attention to the Bing Translator App, however — it just might change your mind.
Offering a point-and-scan translation technique that lets you apply virtual automatic subtitles across foreign words, phrases, and signs (in English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, and Chinese Simplified), Bing Translator App also features an offline mode and voice recognition, as well as a simple type-and-translate feature.
To access the offline features, you'll need a little prior preparation, but it's a simple matter of downloading the language pack you think you'll need, and it's accessible all the time. The app uses a highly optimized translation system — the same back end as the one powering Bing's online translations via the Web.
You also won't miss out on the voice-activated trend, either. Simply tap the appropriate icon in Bing Translator App, speak in English, German, French, Italian or Spanish, and the app will translate your sentence happily into one of the other five languages.
Language at your fingertips
Constantly evolving, translation apps are already light years ahead of clumsy foreign-language dictionaries, phrase books, and even electronic translators. If you haven't already picked one up, it might be a worthwhile purchase before your next international trip.
This story originally appeared on Tecca.
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A couple say they are living in fear after a burglar raided their home.
Chiman So, 41, of Morris Court in Waltham Abbey, returned home yesterday with his three young children to find the family's front door had been forced in.
The thief left iPad's and laptops behind, but stole the family's safe containing around £500 cash, as well as Hong Kong dollars and an antique watch.
It follows an unusual few weeks, with police reporting seeing men walking around the estate wearing wigs and gloves.
There also said to have been a number of burglaries and men have repeatedly knocked on the family's door, asking which flat they lived in.
Mr So said: "We came in through the back door as we usually do and I stopped and knew something was wrong as I could see all the kitchen draws were pulled out and I knew I didn't leave it like that when I left.
"Then I saw the front door had been forced in and the lock had been removed."
Describing the repeated visits, his wife, Rui Chai, 38, said: "Whenever they knocked it was at the same time as before, I would look out the window and they would ask what flat I was in, I would say it's not a flat it's a house and they would leave.
"Last week police knocked to tell us about men walking around the estate with wigs and gloves on, and there has been a lot of burglary's around here lately.
"The council needs to fit CCTV and catch them.
"We feel very bad and upset, were just worried in case they try to do it again, there are children in the house."
Epping Forest District Council and the police have have been contacted for comment.


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Gluck's Alceste typifies his no-nonsense, reformed approach to opera. There are no wasted notes, no explosive high passages, no coloratura; in short, other than stark drama and beautiful, expressive, exclamatory music and singing, very little for a voice-loving opera fan to sink his or her teeth into. That said, this new set--the first recording of Gluck's Italian version of the work--will fill the bill somewhat if it's Alceste you're after. Teresa Ringholz is good in the title role, but she seems to understate the part; a bit more high drama would not have been out of place. Justin Lavendar is effective as her hubby, although he, too, has a very light voice. This undercasting may have been on purpose; it's Arnold Ostman with his Drottningholm forces on period instruments, and the entire scale of the show is therefore slight. Nonetheless, this is a fascinating if rigid work, and this recording is a good way to get to know it. --Robert Levine


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Comedian Louis C.K. once wondered how people can complain about the speed of their cellphones in this age of technological marvels.
"Is the speed of light too slow for you?" he joked. "Can you give a second for the picture of Axl Rose to get into your … phone?!"
But for many, fast is never fast enough. And by 2015, more people are expected to connect to the Internet via mobile than a wired service, according to technology analyst International Data Corp. Data speed and coverage have become key factors in choosing a cellular phone provider. More mobile phones are using the newer, faster 4G networks, and now the new iPad introduced last week for the first time will use Verizon's and AT&T's 4G networks.
With that in mind, The Salt Lake Tribune put the top four cell carriers in Utah to the test. Using six smartphones, The Tribune traveled to 114 random locations around Salt Lake County, from Bluffdale to Rose Park, to test the 3G and 4G networks of AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile.
See the interactive map above for how well each network fared. By clicking on each dot on the map where The Tribune tested, readers can see the speeds for each carrier and service. There is also an intensity map that breaks down the results by network.
Verizon 4G on top • The Tribune tested each area during the day using five Android-based cellphones provided by Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon to measure their networks. An iPhone was used to test AT&T's 3G network. The free mobile application Speedtest.net was used to measure the networks' download and upload speeds.
Verizon's 4G LTE (Long Term Evolution) network, which was turned on countywide June 21, was by far the fastest network in Salt Lake County, averaging a download speed of just over 8 megabits per second (Mb/s). With that speed, a user can download a five-minute song in about five seconds or stream a high-definition movie to a television without any need for buffering.
Network speeds are measured in bits per second, while file sizes are measured in bytes. Eight bits are equal to 1 byte, and you would need about 8,000 kilobits of data to transmit a typical 1 MB cellphone picture. This would take less than two seconds to upload on average with Verizon 4G, but nearly 13 seconds on average to upload with Verizon 3G.
The second-fastest download speed was T-Mobile's 4G network (5,281 Kb/s), followed by Sprint's (3,412 Kb/s). Meanwhile, Verizon's 4G upload speeds the ability to send data from your phone also was far and away the fastest, with an average speed of 5.5 Mb/s. With that, a person could upload a typical 1- to 2-megabyte picture in about two to five seconds.
(AT&T is the only major carrier that does not yet have a 4G network in the state. Regional representatives did not know when it will be turned on.)
But while Verizon has the fastest 4G network, it also has one of the slowest 3G networks. Its average 3G download speed was 694 kilobits per second (Kb/s), or .69 Mb/s., above only Sprint's 3G network.
AT&T had the fastest 3G network, averaging 2.7 Mb/s. That's because the latest iPhone 4S used in the test incorporates new technology called HSPA that runs faster on AT&T's existing 3G network. "It's significantly faster," said Ken Malm, AT&T's network manager for the Rocky Mountain region. "I would say we've been seeing common speeds of about 5 megabits per second."
What didn't become a factor in speeds, according to the tests, was location. No particular neighborhood of Salt Lake County posted better or worse speeds than another, largely because dozens of cell sites are deployed to cover a city. And the ability to connect was fairly good throughout the county. Of the 114 testing locations, only about a dozen could not connect to a network at the tested time.
Mobile broadband growing • With the growing popularity of video and music streaming services such as Netflix and Spotify and skyrocketing sales of smartphones, e-readers and tablets nearly half of Americans now own a smarpthone as opposed to a basic cellphone, according to a new study by the Pew Internet & American Life project mobile broadband consumption will only increase, according to analysts.
Mobile data traffic is expected to increase 35 times in the U.S. from 2009 to 2015, according to technology analysts The Yankee Group and Coda Research. And Americans will use nearly 12 trillion megabytes of mobile broadband a year in 2015, according to Cisco Visual Networking Index, nearly 20 times more than today.
To meet that growing demand, Verizon was the first carrier to start its newer, more advanced 4G LTE network in Utah. (Sprint's 4G system is a slower network what some have termed "3.5G" called WiMAX while T-Mobile uses an HSPA version of 4G.)
"As that usage increases, we continue to perform well," said Wanda Oppenheim, executive director of network for Verizon Wireless' mountain region. "We make sure we provide the capacity needed, and 4G will give us more capacity for the same spectrum."
The advantage of 4G is faster average speeds up to 12 Mb/s (in our tests, some areas hit 18 Mb/s), more than twice as fast as the fastest 3G network by AT&T.
"It really is fully dedicated to data transmission," Verizon spokesman Robert Kelley said. "It's not competing with other things like voice calls or text messaging on the line. It's dedicated to high-speed data."
For its part, AT&T has spent more than $140 million since 2009 to make more than 375 network upgrades, from updating cell sites to deploying more fiber-optic connections for its improved HSPA technology. Currently, AT&T has turned on its 4G network in 26 U.S. cities, but none in Utah.
About 300 million Americans subscribe to at least one wireless service, according to CTIA-The Wireless Association, a consortium of the wireless communications industry. And "the mobile market is ripe for competition," according to a 2011 survey by Oracle on mobile trends. More than three-quarters of the respondents said they would switch carriers over better pricing, and 83 percent said they would go to a "non-traditional telecom provider such as Google, Sony, or Facebook" if they offered a similar service.
What are your readings? • The Tribune's readings are a snapshot in time, and your results will vary depending on the time of day, model of phone and other factors. To help create a clearer picture of network performance, readers can download the free app Speedtest.net on their smartphone, and run the same test as The Tribune.
To test and share your own results, go to bit.ly/slccelldata. To view other readers' data, go to bit.ly/slccellreadermap.
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Jessica Miller contributed to this report. To measure the 3G and 4G network speeds around Salt Lake County, the Salt Lake Tribune used five different cellphones provided by three of the four main carriers, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile, as well an AT&T iPhone provided by a Tribune reporter. Speed tests were conducted over a two-week period using the iPhone and Android application from Speedtest.net, which measures the download and upload speeds in kilobits per second. The higher the number, the faster the connection speed.
To understand the data speeds, 1,024 kilobits = 1 megabit. Eight megabits = one megabyte. So in downloading a one-megabyte picture, it would take approximately one second on a connection speed of about 8,000 kilobits per second.
While not scientific, the readings are real-world tests of data speeds from the four main carriers. The tests were conducted during the day and all measured with servers in Salt Lake City to obtain the fastest possible speeds. The following phones were used:
AT&T 3G • iPhone 4S
Sprint 3G and 4G • HTC EVO 3D
T-Mobile 3G • Samsung Vibrant
T-Movile 4G • Samsung Galaxy S II
Verizon 3G • Samsung Illusion
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I've been trying to install htdig on our DEC Alpha 8000, which runs Digital
UNIX V4.0B (Rev. 564) and have no success.
First, I could not make and make install because my system could not
compile with gcc. So, my UNIX system administrator did a few things and
was able to get it installed. He reinstalled the cc/c++ compiler on our
machine and replaced gcc with cc on the gdbm fileswith cc to compile the
Anyway, htdig was installed on my Dec Alpha. I modified the htdig.conf to
reflect my web environment and ran the rundig program. Everything seems to
be OK - the htdig/db directory has the database that rundig created.
However, one minor problem. When I run the htseach through
http://www.law.nyu.edu/htsearch/ the results are always "No Match were
I traced back and followed every steps from the instructions from the htdig
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Income tax
Income tax is to taxpayers, whether it is an individual, partnerships or corporations, for generating an excess of revenue over expenses in a given period (quarterly or annual). This excess may be generated from practice of profession, business, employee compensation or trade.
Income tax on employees earning purely compensation
Withholding tax (paid to employees) – for individuals earning pure compensation income, withholding tax is usually equivalent to the income tax due for the year. For example, if an employee earns a taxable gross income of P600,000 per year, withholding tax is equivalent to P157,000 based on the graduated income tax table. The drawback of being an employee is that deductions to gross compensation income is limited, unlike a corporation which can deduct several types of expenses as long as these are valid disbursements.
For individuals earning purely from compensation are entitled to the following exemptions:
- For married male employees (as a default) – additional exemption of P25,000 for each dependent, maximum of four dependents.
- P30,000 tax exemption on 13th month bonus, and succeeding bonus if 13th month is less than P30,000
- Premiums paid on medical insurance, not exceeding P2,400/year.
- SSS, Philhealth and Home Development Mutual Fund (HDMF) contributions
- Personal exemption of P50,000
Individuals earning both from compensation and business are entitled to the same benefits as those earning purely from compensation plus deductible business expenses like cost of sales, overhead, rentals, etc., as long as expenses are valid business expenses and are deductible according to our income tax laws.
Individuals may choose between itemized deductions or the 40 percent Optional Standard Deduction (OSD). Once the individual chooses between the two, he will be permanently be under that regime for a year. Employees earning minimum wage is exempted from income tax. However, employers are still obliged to declare their minimum wage earners in the yearly reporting of the employee alpha list (Form 1604CF).
Income tax on various businesses
Income tax is computed based on the Net Income (Sales – Cost of Goods Sold – Operating Expenses)
Income tax is computed based on the Net Income (Service Revenue – Cost of Service/Operating Expenses)
Deductible expenses
- Ordinary business expenses incurred under the current year
- Interest expense less interest income subjected to final tax
- Taxes paid (e.g. percentage tax), except VAT, donor's tax, estate tax, income tax, income tax imposed by foreign countries
- Losses that are uninsured and incurred in trade, profession or business, fires, storms, shipwreck, robbery, theft, embezzlement. Declaration of loss should be made within 30-90 days from the time of occurrence.
- Net operating loss carryover (NOLCO)from previous years can be carried up to three years.
- Bad debts
- Depreciation
- Depletion of oil and gas wells and mines
- Charitable and other contributions to government, accredited organizations not exceeding 10% of the individuals' revenue, or 5% of the domestic corporation's revenue.
- Research and development
- Pension trust (only if paid), a mere accrual of retirement expense is not deductible
- Optional Standard Deduction (OSD)
Income tax rate for regular corporations is 30 percent since 2009, while income tax rate for individuals vary on the gross compensation received (around 5 to 32 percent). Individuals may refer to the graduated income tax table set by the BIR which can be found at the back page of the 1701A Income Tax Return (ITR) form. Income tax rate varies, depending on the nature of business.
Who are required to file ITR
- Those who are resident citizens generating income inside and outside the country
- Employees who have multiple employers
- Employees who have businesses (mixed income)
- Self-employed individuals
- Non-resident citizens who are generating income here in the country
- Corporations and partnerships (whether tax due is zero or not) created here in the country
- Foreign corporations that derives income here in the country.
- Estates and trusts engaged in business.
When and where to file income tax
According to Philippine tax laws, assuming taxpayer's (whether individual, partnership or corporation) registered year is a calendar year (CY), the same must file an Annual Income Tax Return (ITR) 105 days after the year end. It is also compulsory that the taxpayer should file three quarterly ITRs sixty days after every quarter has ended, except for the last quarter.
For individuals, partnerships and corporations, the place of filing ITR is the Revenue District Office (RDO) where the Tax Identification Number was granted.
Individual taxpayers whose income is derived purely from compensation are not obliged to file an ITR, unless the individual is employed by multiple employers. The employer has the responsibility to file the BIR Form 2316 Certificate of Tax Withheld from Employees every 31st January for the preceding year that has ended. Individual taxpayers earning both from employee compensation and business are required to file an ITR every April 15th.
If a taxpayer is paying a tax due, he can file the ITR through the depository banks of his RDO. If there is no tax to be paid, filing of ITR should be done in the taxpayer's RDO. Other taxpayers, especially those under the Large Taxpayers group are required to file and pay online (E-filing/E-payment/E-submission).
For companies whose businesses are registered in a fiscal year (FY), filing of income tax return is due 105 days after their FY ends. (e.g. FY is June 30, then filing of ITR is due on October 13). Quarterly ITR is also required to be filed 60 days after the quarter-end (May 31, August 31, and November 30 for CY).
Penalties and fines
Late filing of ITR can be a cause of heavy losses for the company or an individual. Penalty for this is 25 percent of the tax due plus interest of 20 percent per annum plus compromise penalties.
Penalty for fraudulent return or due to willful neglect is 50 percent of the tax due plus interest of 20 percent per annum plus compromise penalties.
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Do you hear something freezing over?
THE WIDENING GYRE. Peculiar things are going on. The falcon is definitely getting mixed signals from the falconer. For example, there are actually two good reasons to watch 60 Minutes this Sunday. When has that ever happened? But if you tune in, you'll get to see Justice Scalia put Leslie Stahl in her place.
"I say nonsense," Scalia responds to Stahl's observation that people say the Supreme Court's decision in Gore v. Bush was based on politics and not justice. "Get over it. It's so old by now. The principal issue in the case, whether the scheme that the Florida Supreme Court had put together violated the federal Constitution, that wasn't even close. The vote was seven to two," he says...
Furthermore, says the outspoken conservative justice, it was Al Gore who ultimately put the issue into the courts. "It was Al Gore who made it a judicial question…. We didn't go looking for trouble. It was he who said, 'I want this to be decided by the courts,'" says Scalia. "What are we supposed to say -- 'Not important enough?'" he jokes.
Cool. And that's not all. In another reckless move, 60 Minutes is also featuring an interview with the head of the Israeli Air Force, who is given air time to make a point as dead obvious as Scalia's -- that Israel doesn't think Ahmadinejad is joking when he declares Iran's intention of wiping Israel off the map.
Of course, you can expect them to do some CBS-style spinning and misrepresentation, but we know for sure that some of the necessary things do get said on the air -- not on the editing room floor -- by the interviewees. Amazing. (Just remember to change channels before that old bastard Andy Rooney starts squawking at the end of the show.)
Next thing you know, Barack Obama will miraculously agree to appear on Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace. Just kidding. Never gonna happen.
What??!! You don't say! Really?
The Obama Watch Comes To An End: Fox News Sunday Gets Obama!
Chris Wallace must be happy...
FishbowlDC has learned that Sen. Barack Obama will finally appear on Fox News Sunday this weekend. A pre-taped interview is slated to take place Saturday in Marion, Indiana.
You'll recall that Wallace started the "Obama Watch" in March (and even put notice of it on his office door) and dated it back to May 2006, when Wallace said Obama agreed to a face-to-face interview on Fox News Sunday.
What do you suppose changed his mind? Could it be the other absolutely unbelievable thing that happened on Fox News this week?
Actually, this kind of turnabout is happening enough on Fox of late to make left-wingers start scratching their heads. Back in January McAuliffe complained about mainstream media bias (?!) to Chris Wallace and even joked with him about Bill Clinton's ugly Fox interview. Then, this week, he was a guest on John Gibson's Fox radio show and utterly trashed MSNBC's Chris Matthews. And McAuliffe isn't the only former DNC chair to start cozying up to the most hated name in cable news. Governor Ed Rendell praised the network in March and again this month, which earned him Keith Olbermann's ultimate plaudit (1:40 in), to which he responded pretty directly on the Charlie Rose Show: "Keith Olbermann should be on the Obama payroll."
It all kind of defies analysis, doesn't it, to hear any Democrats talking this way? It's reminiscent of that terribly ominous scene in Ghostbusters (2:00 in).
Venkman: "This city is headed for a disaster of biblical proportions."
Mayor: "What do you mean, biblical?"
Ray: "What he means is Old Testament, Mr. Mayor... real Wrath-of-God-type stuff. Fire and brimstone coming down from the skies."
Venkman: "Rivers and seas boiling!"
Egon: "40 years of darkness, earthquakes, volcanos."
Winston: "The dead rising from the grave!"
Venkman: "Human sacrifice, dogs and cats, living together... mass hysteria!"
Dogs and cats living together. Would that be anything like this?
What the hell is going on? Gingrich is trying to explain it away, but we're inclined to think it's part of some astrological inversion where Mercury is in retrogade and all the houses are misaligned with the planets under a bad rising sign or something. How else would you explain Jenna Bush suddenly -- pointlessly -- volunteering on national TV that she might not vote for John McCain? Or John McCain -- still sorely in need of winning over a recalcitrant conservative base -- going out of his way to slam Bush for a Katrina screw-up most conservatives believe owes more to city and state incompetence than to Washington's?
For that matter, who would have expected that the decisive rebuttal of a Washington Post hit piece on McCain's dangerous temper would have been delivered by arch-Democrat Bob Kerrey? (btw, many hat tips to Hot Air for the above.)
And above all, who out there could possibly have imagined that a New York Times columnist delivering a speech on an Ivy League campus would be physically assaulted as if he were Ann Coulter or Pat Buchanan or some doesn't-deserve-to-live scum like that?
Yet in this most extreme circumstance, we can see the beginning of an explanation for the chaos. It's all about the New York Times. For at least a century, the "Paper of Record" has been the linchpin of the intricately interleaved framework of the vast American media-political complex. Everyone from senators to network news producers to small town editorialists to professors and novelists looked to the front page of the Times and its op-ed section for guidance about what was news, what was a legitimate political or social issue, and what didn't count for squat. In a very literal sense, the Gray Lady was the Great Nanny who ordered the way to our current over-protected and hyper-sensitive national culture.
Then she gradually went senile and, frankly, insane. Imposing her will through increasingly inept sons and grandsons, she hired reporters for their color and sex and politics rather than ability, she forgot the meaning of basics like fact-checking and fairness, and she began to embarrass herself in public like a crazy old aunt shouting gibberish in church.
Without her even being aware of it, everyone has stolen silently out of the room. They're loath to admit it, but these days the place everyone looks first to see what's happening is the Drudge Report, where the only criterion for the front (and only) page is sensationalism. If a headline isn't the umpteen-zillionth reworking of "Man Bites Dog," you're out of luck -- unless you can prove that hundreds or thousands have died or maybe possibly might.
"Man Bites Dog" is the approximately correct headline for most of the anomalies we've reviewed here. We've all subtly absorbed the lesson that doing the unexpected is the last way left to get attention in this increasingly silly media circus. So Republicans scorn their own two-term president who has prevented another 9/11 and tilted the odds against al qaeda, blue-chip liberals eviscerate the Clintons for exactly the same attributes they defended tooth-and-claw a decade ago, and everyone everywhere pretends that what used to be called advocacy (and sometimes truth-telling) is some kind of hate crime that gives all decent people a paralyzing anxiety attack. All the also-rans and has-beens and might-be's scramble ceaselessly around with their hands in the air and in each other's pockets, hoping to be the next surprising headline. And, oh yeah, every hack attention-seeker who claims the sky is falling must be some kind of irreproachable saint.
Good God Almighty.
Is this what we want? Is it? It's at least something to think about. Can we really continue in this overwrought, I'm-so-offended, I'm-so-perfect, look-at-meeeeee media hysteria in perpetuity without having some kind of national nervous breakdown? Don't we need SOME adults in the mix? Where might we find them? (HINT: Not at Drudge.) Any ideas?
The New York Times won't be coming to our rescue any time soon in case that's what you were hoping for. Various processes have already been initiated to assess the old gray mare's deterioration with an eye to having her declared incompetent and sent, well, to the glue factory. This is what the Brits call "deep tapioca." Deep indeed. Which may offer some insight as to exactly what kind of glop was hurled at Roger Friedman in his appearance at prestigious Brown University.
P.S. Lest you feel the New York Times is a unique phenomenon, it may help to realize that the London Times is pursuing a similar downward spiral. For just one brief example, here's an op-ed published in that paper by one of its editors (also linked in Drudge btw) who condescendingly observes that America is not ready to elect a black president. Never mind that his dissection of the troubled Obama campaign describes garden-variety political missteps and character issues that could derail any presidential bid. Never mind that the author is a Russian-born London resident whose association with the U.S. could most charitably be summarized as visitor. We're supposed to be impressed with the acuity of his pronouncements on the basis of his superior Euro-intellect. The London Times is also going not-so-gentle into that good night. The one where the lights finally go out, for excellent reasons.
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I am a pretty average Finn. All Finns are social democrats, no matter what party they tell you they belong to, because even the right wing in Finland believes in free education, national healthcare, and not letting anyone get too rich lest they think they're better than other people.
My mother's side of my family represents a fairly typical Nordic success story, having gone from starving poverty to comfortable middle class in three generations. It wasn't a free ride on government handouts. My great-grandfather starved to death in a concentration camp after taking part in the 1917 attempt at Communist revolution in Finland. My great-grandmother served two years in prison after killing a baby she couldn't support, and went on to raise five children to productive adulthood, one of them my incredibly hardworking grandmother. Grandma was widowed early, when my war veteran grandfather died after a drunk driving incident, and raised her two surviving kids (one died by drowning at age 7) on her salary as a mail carrier. She brought my mother up to believe in beauty, and made sure there was real art on her walls. My parents both had fulfilling careers without a college education, and are now safely retired. Their health care is taken care of. I count my blessings every day for the free education that made me the first university graduate in my family, and for the freedom I enjoy because I don't have the huge financial burden of elder care and loans that Americans are shouldered with. My stepson has access to a free university degree in Europe. How can anybody say that all this is not worth a 40% tax rate?
What I want for everyone is what my family had: a fighting chance. What I want is for children to be born like me: into countries where labor and the left have selflessly fought the battles that make fairness a fact of life - not sold out to lobbyists and corporate interests. This should be a piece of cake in the industrialized west. We should now be working on how to make equality of opportunity a global right in a globalized world. Not bickering over whether it's fair that a billionaire "job creator" may have to give up on a slightly larger yacht this year.
I am a lucky immigrant for having come to America from a "socialist" country. If I end up destitute after an illness that my insurance won't cover, all I need is to scrounge up enough money for a ticket back to Finland. They'll take care of me there.
With the "mainstream" now pushed so far right in the American political discourse that we have the Democrats passing a watered-down version of a Republican health plan and helping bankers get enormous bonuses for nearly destroying the entire world economy, where the hell do you think that leaves me? With the so-called social democrats "working within" the liberal industrial complex that's been bought by Wall Street, while the Democrats fall all over themselves pretending they don't exist?
By simply acknowledging what I believe - and what apparently a majority of Americans believe, if you don't tell them it's called "socialism" - I have fallen off the political map.
I want to be associated with people who actually give a shit, and aren't looking to use me for something in some campaign that is mainly about their own career or some other interest that's not being mentioned out loud.
And like so many others, I feel like the Occupy movement, started by anarchists, is where I suddenly have space to express my - still, I think, pretty mainstream - opinions, without being branded a loony and a dangerous person.
(It's not the first time I find myself breaking bread with anarchists when I'm trying to express some really very non-extreme opinion. When the G.W. Bush administration was threatening to attack Iraq for having imaginary WMD, I found myself at a protest in Helsinki, marching to the American embassy side by side with anarchists under the red and the black. Laughing at the anarchist jokes - "Come on guys, don't stop in front of other people! Didn't anybody here go to the Army?" - and finding mad respect in my heart for the two guys carrying the nearly passed-out fellow with "Junkies for peace" scrawled in marker on his forehead.)
You don't leave me a choice, oh Political Map of America. I don't necessarily believe that abolishing repressive systems will end repression (I tend to believe that humans secrete repressive systems like spiders poop webs), but I'm starting to think that since our systems are so completely broken and corrupt, and immune to the actual will of the people, hell, maybe we need to smash the whole thing and start over. Maybe the conversation needs to be had entirely outside the existing paradigm, which has been entirely co-opted and is no longer useful. Otherwise all we have left is manufactured consent fueled by emotional masturbation, masking a massive clusterfuck of injustice and greed.


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More than 17,000 Pulaski County voters had cast early ballots electronically by mid-day Tuesday, and officials in Lonoke and White counties say the early turnout was encouraging.By early Tuesday afternoon, 17,570 people had voted in Pulaski County, according to Melinda Allen, voter registration supervisor. The totals are (already) high, but were thinking it will pick up Thursday and Friday, she said.
In Jacksonville, 1,326 people had voted, according to Allen and in Sherwood, 1,688 had. Early voting at Jacksonville and Cabot city halls ends Friday, but early voting continues till Monday at the courthouses. As of Tuesday morning, 1,100 people had voted early in Cabot and about 600 more at the Lonoke County Courthouse. It seems to be a good turnout, said election commissioner Larry Clarke.
He predicted that 3,000 Lonoke County voters will have voted by Election Day. That will rival the 2004 vote, Clarke explained. That was a presidential election year, when turnout is always higher and this is only a midterm election.
White County officials report that the electronic voting machines are still working well. By the end of the business day, 3,260 early votes had been cast. Officials say they consider the turnout for early voting a good one.
The only reported problem with balloting this time around affects at most the 141 Lonoke County voters on Fairway Drive in the Cabot city limits, according to Clarke, who says they alone will have to vote on paper ballots to be hand counted.
Theres a small area in Ward four of Cabot that juts out into JP District six, said Clarke. Without a microscope, you cant see that it is the city limits. He said the road in question is off Hwy. 321.
The election sheriffs and judges know, said Clarke and both early voting sites have had the paper ballot since day one.
Clarke said the probably was called to his attention about three weeks ago by Republican Alexis Malham, the incumbent in district six.
Her Democratic opponent, Chris Skinner, said this week that he believed the omission was an honest mistake that didnt necessarily benefit either candidate, but that he was concerned that there could be confusion for the Fairway Drive voters.
Skinner said an article in another newspaper misidentified the affected street and that he feared there would be chaos at the polls.
Clarke said that because the appropriate ballot wasnt programmed into either the touch screen voting machines nor the optical paper ballot scanners, those votes would be hand counted. He said the problem already had been corrected for future elections. Skinner also complained that at least one district six voter had been sent the wrong absentee ballot, but that the problem had been corrected.


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"Today we received from the United Kingdom an express threat, in writing, that they might storm our embassy in London if we don't hand over Julian Assange," Foreign Minster Ricardo Patino said at a news conference in Quito, Ecuador's capital. "Ecuador rejects in the most emphatic terms the explicit threat of the British official communication."
In a statement, a Foreign Ministry spokesman called it "a clear breach of international law and the protocols set out in the Vienna Convention." Later, President Rafael Correa called the threat "absolutely unacceptable and a threat to all countries of the world."
A British Foreign Office spokesman said the government remained "determined" to fulfill its obligation to extradite Assange under the Diplomatic and Consular Premises Act 1987, the BBC reports.
Assange has been holed up in the embassy since leaving house arrest in London on June 19. He has fought extradition to Sweden for questioning about sexual assault allegations by two women, saying he would be ultimately sent to the USA to be prosecuted for posting military and diplomatic files on WikiLeaks.
Patino said Ecuador would announce Thursday whether it will grant Assange asylum.
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Patino released details of a letter he said was delivered through a British Embassy official in Quito, according to the independent TV network ITV:
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We sincerely hope that we do not reach that point, but if you are not capable of resolving this matter of Mr Assange's presence in your premises, this is an open option for us. ...
We need to reiterate that we consider the continued use of the diplomatic premises in this way incompatible with the Vienna Convention and unsustainable and we have made clear the serious implications that this has for our diplomatic relations.
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Media coverage on the AIDS pandemic has fallen by more than 70% in developed countries over the past two decades, according to a team of researchers. On the other hand, they report, the media is paying more attention to the environment. The findings are part of an ongoing study by several European universities and institutions into "sustainability-related" media coverage worldwide. In the early 1990s, an average of 1.5 articles linked to AIDS could be found in every issue of the main broadsheet newspapers, the study found. That level of coverage has dropped to below 0.5 articles per newspaper issue since 2008. Coverage in French and U.S.-based newspapers has decreased particularly dramatically, according to researchers. The project tracks coverage of issues such as climate change, poverty and human rights in 115 leading broadsheets newspapers from 41 countries between 1990 and this year. To date the research has looked at about 69 million articles in 410,000 newspaper issues, and the results have been used to generate a website, trendsinsustainability.com, set to launch on World AIDS Day, Dec. 1. The research found that while attention to sustainability-related issues has increased overall during the last 20 years, the media agenda in this area has changed. Coverage of problems like acid rain and the ozone hole, which have been addressed with success, has diminished, the group found; but stories on climate change have increased more than tenfold, amounting to an average of more than two articles per newspaper issue. "Climate change has emerged as a defining issue in the context of sustainability," said University of Leeds, U.K. researcher Ralf Barkemeyer. "This globally-important issue has been very successful in terms of gaining general public acceptance of and attention to sustainability, but at the same time it may have significantly changed the sustainability agenda itself – possibly at the expense of attention to socioeconomic problems such as malaria and HIV/AIDS or even corruption, human rights or poverty." The researchers involved in the study came from the University of Leeds; Queen's University Belfast, Ireland; the Berlin-based Institute for Futures Studies and Technology Assessment; and Euromed Management School in Marseille, France.


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Time is winding down for leaf collection in the city of Zanesville.
Public Service Director Mike Sims says by Friday, December 9th, the Street Department will have finished picking up leaves in Ward 6.
Leaf collection did have to be shortened this year due to budgetary restraints. Sims says the rainy weather has made leaf collection more difficult then in years past.
In total, about 150 loads of leaves were collected, which Sims says is a significant amount.
If you still have leaves that need to be picked up, you can call the Street Garage or the office of Mike Sims at either 740-455-0626 or 740-455-0650


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What you'll need:
- Rotary cutter/straight edge/cutting mat or just plain scissors
- Pinking shears
- Needle and thread
- Any type of fabric you'd like
Cut your fabric on the bias to about an 1″ wide using a rotary cutter or scissors:
You'll end up with one single strip. Tie one end into a knot and cut on either side of the knot with pinking shears:
You'll end up with a little bow knot. Cut 15 of these:
Once you've cut all 15, you can start assembling the flower itself. Thread your sewing needle and knot the end. Bring your needle and thread through each knot:
You'll end up with a string of bow knots, like so:
After sewing through the last bow knot, bring your needle through the very first bow knot to close the knots into a circle. This is the base of the flower. Tighten the circle and knot your thread to secure.
This is the trickiest part of all! Form the flower with your fingers so that your flower has a dome-like shape: a flat base full of knots and a 'dome' of petals. (You may have to trim the petals if some are too long)
Now you have a flower! You can add this embellishment to anything, really. But for now, I made a necklace with different textures and colors:
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Yesterday, the Chicago Tribune's Phil Rogers opined — ridiculously, I noted — that the Cubs should waive Carlos Zambrano. Tribune readers agree:
Your team wants Carlos Zambrano? Go ahead, take him.
That's what I proposed after Zambrano turned in another knuckleheaded performance on Sunday at U.S. Cellular Field. I suggested Cubs GM Jim Hendry put him on waivers and essentially give him away if any team would take on his salary.
It struck many as a radical idea, but not most.
To my great surprise, I am in the majority on this one. The Tribune received more than 11,000 responses to a reader poll, and 57.2 percent of you agreed with me.
I wouldn't crow if I were you, Phil. To vote in that poll, you had to have read to the end of your column first. Such a sample is, by definition, unscientific inasmuch as it ensures that only blithering idiots will respond.


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Yard sale to benefit charter school
October 17, 2012
Yard sale to benefit charter school
The Sierra Montessori Academy will host its annual Yard Sale from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. The sale raises funds for the nonprofit charter school, located at 16629 Duggans Road in south Nevada County.
The school is currently accepting donations. Receipts can be given for items donated and purchases made the day of the sale. For more information, call (530) 268-9990.
Freelance writers wanted
The Union is looking for freelance writers to assist with coverage of features stories and sports. Interested writers should email questions or a resume and writing samples to Features Editor Brett Bentley at firstname.lastname@example.com.
NU students participate in forestry challenge
Six students from Nevada Union High School participated recently in the 2012 Shasta Forestry Challenge, one group of a total of 67 high school students from 11 schools from Northern California and Oregon.
The event was Sept. 26 to 29 at Lassen Pines Camp at Viola, east of Shingletown. The top Nevada Union teams won fourth place out of a field of 19 teams.
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A Democratic mayoral candidates forum in Manhattan Beach turned into a smackdown as two candidates clashed over the police department's controversial monitoring of Muslims in Brooklyn.
Tempers flared when former Bay Ridge Councilman Sal Albanese accused former Comptroller Bill Thompson of flip-flopping on the New York Police Department's policy of planting informants in mosques. Albanese claimed the Bedford-Stuyvesant native had denounced the program at a May 5 Muslim-American forum in Manhattan, but then changed his position to pander to the audience at the Manhattan Beach Jewish Center on May 29.
Albanese's attack came after Thompson said he supported the infiltration of Muslim houses of worship if the police had reasonable suspicions of terrorist activity within, but that he opposed targeting any group just because of its religious beliefs.
"If they have legitimate leads, absolutely they should follow up on those leads," said Thompson. "But when it comes to targeting a single community because of who you are and what you believe, we are not going to do that under my administration."
Albanese pointed to Thompson's denunciation of the program at the Muslim, Arab, and South Asian forum at New York University just a few weeks earlier. At that event, our sister publication, the New York Post, reported that the ex-comptroller called the measure "disgraceful."
"To single a group out, to follow people, to infiltrate mosques and bookstores, to be able to do all of those things — is it right? Absolutely not. Should it be done? Positively not. Would I allow it? Definitely not," the Post reported Thompson as saying.
Albanese alleged that Thompson was trying to give the Muslim community the impression that he was against spying, and give the Orthodox Jewish community the sense he was for it.
"You have to say the same thing wherever you go," Albanese said.
Thompson fired back immediately, yelling that the retired councilman had failed to listen to what he had said.
"You need to pay better attention at these panels!" Thompson said. "I said the exact same thing there I said tonight!"
But Albanese's statement on the issue was hardly any different from the one Thompson gave that night, saying he would require the police to adhere to the guidelines of the Handschu Agreement, which bans indiscriminate spying by the NYPD, allowing monitoring only in cases of suspected criminal activity, and only with a warrant.
"In my administration, we're going to follow the law," said Albanese.
The controversy over the NYPD's monitoring of mosques first broke out in 2011, when the Associated Press reported that the department was photographing and recording Muslims throughout the tri-state area, and was paying moles to report on activities in bookstores and mosques. The program failed to turn up any leads, but police Commissioner Ray Kelly and Mayor Bloomberg defended the practice.
Thompson isn't the first politician to be accused of flip-flopping on the police department's tight to monitor of mosques depending on where he was talking. Last October, state Sen. Marty Golden told a mostly Muslim audience he was opposed to the practice — just months after signing a letter praising Kelly's anti-terror efforts.Reach reporter Will Bredderman at wbredderma
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Another week, another high for the stock market. That's how things have been going lately, at least. Why should this week be any different?
Over in the American homeland, there is growing concern that corporations will have trouble growing earnings at the same torrid pace of the last few years. Then you have a rising interest rates. That's a one two punch that could smack U.S. stock prices.
But what about the earnings of Australian companies? Have those peaked out for this cycle, too? Does the strong local dollar cap the growth in export earnings, even with increased export volumes? Can you make up declining margins with greater volume?
Lots of questions this Monday, and none greater than the future of interest rates. Wednesday's CPI date should give us a clue about whether the RBA intends to hike rates again. We have no special insight into the bank's collective brain. The bank's decision will come down to its own internal measures of which prices are rising at what rate in the economy.
Seems like a tough job these days, picking just the right price of money in an economy growing at two speeds, with millions of debtors. The tight labour market seems like wage inflation waiting to happen, inflation that would quickly spill into all sorts of prices. Yet rising rates don't seem to be alleviating the housing crunch by bringing down prices. On the contrary. Rental prices are soaring even as credit conditions lock would-be home-buyers out of the market.
Something's gotta give. But we have no idea what it will be. The 'goldilocks' scenario in which everything has been 'just right' for everyone has gone on far longer than anyone expected. But there are signs it might be ending.
"OPEC dumps treasuries at fastest pace since 2003 on oil slide," reports today's Bloomberg. "Exporters including Indonesia, Saudi Arabia and Venezuela, sold 9.4 per cent, or US$10.1 billion , of their U.S. government debt securities in the three months ended in November," according to official U.S. data. Are the oil producers buying fewer dollar-denominated assets because they have fewer dollars? Are they tired of ordering the same old thing off the assets menu? Or are falling Treasury prices encouraging oil exporters to look for something else to buy with their petro-fortunes?
"Gold may rise on demand for dollar alternative," reports Bloomberg. The story reported on a survey of traders. Nineteen traders were bullish on gold, four were bearish, and there were seven fence sitters too scared to commit. We're with the bulls on this one. But buying gold instead of Treasury bonds is not as easy as…well…as buying Treasury bonds. You can buy bullion, or gold stocks, or gold-backed exchange traded funds.
Any of those decisions is likely to drive gold up quite quickly, as nearly all of those investment vehicles are small compared to the amount of petro-dollar liquidity that may soon be directed their way.
For our money, we'd take a look at oil stocks, at least from a trading perspective. Fickle traders are now fretting that colder U.S. weather will boost U.S. crude demand and lead to a turn around in oil's fortunes. Crude demand, last we checked, was pretty solid all around the globe, seasonal temperatures not withstanding. Meanwhile, crude stocks are trading at some of the most reasonable valuations in what is a pretty pricey market.


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Yahoo offered reporters a sneak peek at a new version of its Mail program Thursday, saying it will be "faster, easier and safer" to use.
The company was short on specifics. No timeline was offered for its availability. Exactly how much faster the program will be wasn't specified.
Yahoo Mail is also opening up to outside sources, such as Twitter and Facebook. Updates from these services will be viewable within a user's mailbox and can be responded to from there as well.
Yahoo used to be one of the dominant websites of the Internet, but Google, Facebook and other rivals have stolen some of its thunder. In announcing the changes for Yahoo Mail, Executive Vice President Blake Irving gave a "Yahoo is Back" speech -- similar to ones we've heard before. "The things you want to do on the Web are here," he said.
Irving also showed off a sneak peek of an iPad app featuring Yahoo's home page. It looked cool, if awfully similar to Flipboard, the iPad app that collects your online recommendations and turns them into a magazine format.
The app groups weather, news, traffic reports and other Yahoo categories and presents them in a magazinelike format.
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Direct lightning strikes and high winds cut power to thousands of homes in east Kent, while torrential rain caused flooding of homes and roads.
Elsewhere, hundreds of householders were mopping up after storms wreaked havoc in parts of Wales, the West Midlands and the Bristol area.
Flash floods in some areas left people trapped in homes and cars.
Nina Ridge from the BBC weather centre said conditions had been bad overnight with reports of two inches of rain falling in some areas, which she described as "pretty exceptional".
"The worst of it is over and the situation should improve. There will be showers over the next few days but nothing as severe as we have seen," she said.
Residents in parts of east Kent are mopping up after two inches of rain fell overnight, bringing flooding and power cuts to thousands of homes. Parts of Folkestone, New Romney and Dover were worst affected.
Kent Fire and Rescue said it took more than 400 emergency calls in a three-hour period on Tuesday night.
Resident Paul Turvey, who lives in East Street, Dover, said his street "became like a lake" shortly after 2000 BST on Tuesday.
He sent pictures of a neighbour's basement kitchen in which a fridge was "floating across the room".
EDF Energy said the high winds and a number of direct lightning strikes had left around 2,000 customers still without power at lunchtime.
The company said it was "working hard to restore power as quickly and as safely as possible."
"Extraordinary night"
Emergency crews in the West Midlands were inundated with calls after the rain swept in at about 2100 BST, affecting an area from north Gloucestershire to south Shropshire.
Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service received more than 160 flood-related calls in two hours.
West Midlands Ambulance Service said crews had reported floodwaters rising to the height of car doors in Herefordshire and Worcestershire.
A spokesman said it was a "local emergency" and priority was being given to the most vulnerable people affected.
Firefighters in Shropshire responded to 136 incidents, in one of their busiest nights for years. A spokesman called it an "extraordinary night".
Two Shropshire communities were cut off - on either side of the River Severn at Hampton Loade, to the south of Bridgnorth.
A road was completely washed away on the Highley side of the river, isolating as many as 50 people.
In Wales, dozens of properties were affected by flash flooding although there was no serious damage.
In Newport, a woman had to be rescued from her basement flat after becoming trapped inside by water.
South Wales Fire and Rescue Service said the rain was so heavy in some parts that drains could not cope.
Water was several inches deep in some places and the fire service received 113 calls in all to flooding incidents in Cwmbran, Abergavenny and Undy overnight.
Elsewhere, some flights at Bristol International airport were cancelled or diverted when the airport lost power on Tuesday evening.
Hundreds of homes and businesses across the greater Bristol area also lost power and many roads, railway lines and properties were flooded.
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The Packers quarterbacks coach will apparently stay in place to tutor Aaron Rodgers in 2015.
Teacher plays the role of pupil as Mike McCarthy and the rest of the Packers coordinators receive their report card grade for the 2014 season from Cheesehead TV.
According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network:
Aaron Rodgers thinks the Packers defense is playing like the one from 2010. Is he at all right?
Shurmur was part of the inaugural class of the Dr. Z Award, given by the PFWA.
The Green Bay Packers will replace departing assistant offensive line coach Joel Hilgenberg with a veteran teacher of the position group.
Assistant offensive line coach Joel Hilgenberg joins Kevin Greene among those that have stepped down in 2014.
The Packers have reportedly added David Raih, who comes to Green Bay from Texas Tech University.
Newly signed coaches like Ron Zook and Sam Gash will meet the media for the first time on Monday in Green Bay.
Moss becomes linebackers coach with the Packers and will work with both the inside and outside groups.
In addition, the #Packers will add Sam Gash as running backs coach. http://t.co/kZM7v8rDLX
The former head coach at Florida and Illinois will reportedly fill the spot open for assistant special teams coach.
Assistant strength and conditioning coach Zac Woodfin has also reportedly left the Packers to become the head strength coach at UAB.
Van Pelt's shift to quarterbacks coach leaves an opening for a running backs coach in Green Bay.
Should Mike Pettine get the Browns HC job, I'm told Alex Van Pelt (Pack RB coach) high on his list as Offensive Coordinator candidates
Mike McCarthy gets a 'B-' and Dom Capers gets a 'D' in our annual report card grades. Find out what the rest of the coordinators and the specialists got inside.
"Paul Ott Carruth", a former player and coach who wishes to remain anonymous, breaks down the Packers' issues on the defensive side of the ball.
There were no A grades given out among the coaches or the specialists, but head coach Mike McCarthy was given a B.
In a discussion on K107 in Fond du Lac, the future of defensive coordinator Dom Capers comes up.
"Paul Ott Carruth", an anonymous former player and coach, breaks down a few of the matchups that could end up determining the game against the 49ers.
The top name on the list is Pittsburgh head coach Paul Chryst, but there's several interesting candidates, including a few with Packers ties.
"Paul Ott Carruth", an anonymous former player and coach, breaks down the issues the Packers had on offense against the Giants.
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly from the Packers' loss to the Colts
As the Packers work their way through minicamp, the offensive coaching staff is adjusting to new responsibilities.
Speaking from the NFL owners meetings earlier this week, McCarthy gave quick updates on the rehab progress of three injured Packers.
The New York Jets traded for quarterback Tim Tebow Wednesday, ending any speculation of the polarizing player ending up in Green Bay.
Mike McCarthy announced several changes to his offensive staff this morning, including the hiring of Alex Van Pelt
The Packers have reportedly interviewed Notre Dame assistant coach Tony Alford, who has coached wide receivers and running backs at the college level.
The Packers tight end coach has been with McCarthy since entering the NFL coaching ranks in 2004.
New Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie continues to comb through the Packers coaching staff as he and his head coach Dennis Allen put together their staff.