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In the summertime, entertaining needs to be easy — so you have more time to sit back, relax, and enjoy the warm-weather eats. We set out to create fun, complete party experiences using only five essential ingredients, from tasty food and drinks to decor and games. Party on!
One of my absolute favorite ways to spend a summer evening is grilling pizzas in the backyard with my husband. It's a fun, interactive way to enjoy cooking together, and the end result is so delicious. Recently we invited a few friends to join in on our tradition — letting everyone know that they'd be expected to participate in the cooking process. I set a simple, rustic table filled with fresh seasonal ingredients and woodsy elements for my farmhouse-inspired fete.
To host your own pizza night, you'll need five essential ingredients:
- Fresh pizza dough divided into individually-sized balls
- Assorted toppings for making a variety of pizzas
- A sturdy, sharp pizza wheel
- Recipe cards for your guests to take home
- Sunflowers for a summery centerpiece
Click here to see the party in action and get tips on hosting your own pizza night.
The Menu
The great thing about this party is that it's an interactive experience: all your guests get to pitch in and help with the cooking! Whether you're grilling your pizzas or baking them in the oven, the first step is to remove your balls of dough (store-bought or homemade) from the refrigerator about an hour before the party so that they come to room temperature.
Next, prep the toppings. Since your guests will be building their favorite flavor combinations, it's best to have lots of options from which to choose. I recommend fresh mozzarella, strips of roasted red pepper, crumbled Italian sausage (cooked), thinly sliced tomatoes, fresh figs, caramelized onions, thin slices of prosciutto, fresh arugula and torn basil leaves. I also offered two choices of sauces: a tomato-based pizza sauce and olive oil with minced garlic.
If you're grilling your pizza, here are some secrets for success:
- Prepare a gas grill with one side on hight heat and the other side turned to low heat.
- After rolling out the dough as thinly as possible, brush with olive oil and place the oiled side down onto the hottest part of the grill. Close the hood for one minute. After a minute the dough should be puffed up and bubbly, with visible grill marks on the bottom.
- Using a large spatula, flip the crust over and onto the cooler part of the grill. Quickly cover with pizza toppings of choice, leaving a one-inch border. Immediately close hood and cook for another three to four minutes until the cheese melts.
- Transfer pizza to a cutting board and cut into wedges.
No grill? No problem! You can accomplish similar results using a pizza stone and a very hot oven. Here's how:
- Set a pizza stone in the bottom rack of the oven and preheat to 500 degrees. Allow at least 30 minutes for the pizza stone to heat up — the goal is to simulate a brick oven atmosphere.
- After rolling out the dough as thinly as possible, transfer to a lightly-floured pizza peel and cover with a thin layer of the toppings of your choice.
- Slide the pizza onto the hot stone, and let it bake about eight minutes until the bottom is nice and crispy. Remove from the oven, let stand for a couple of minutes, then transfer to a cutting board and cut into wedges.
Get more tips and see this party in action here.
Camille Styles is the founder and editor of lifestyle blog camillestyles.com, where she shares creative entertaining ideas for parties and everyday life. She also owns Camille Styles Events, a design and planning firm that transforms ordinary events into extraordinary experiences.


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Marys Peak Recreation Area
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At 4,097 ft, this mountain – known as Chintimini to native people of the region – is the highest point in the Coast Range. The summit offers panoramic views of the Willamette Valley, Coast Range, the Cascades, and even the Pacific Ocean. It draws alpine species not found elsewhere in the Willamette Valley, including wintering flocks of Gray-crowned Rosy-Finch (arriving in Nov), migrant American Pipit and Horned Lark, and occasional Snow Bunting. Mature stands of noble fir and extensive grassy meadows are unique for the central Coast Range. Species that are typical of open forests on the east slope of the Oregon Cascades, such as Clark's Nutcracker and Mountain Chickadee, are found occasionally as vagrants, and some such as Townsend's Solitaire may nest. Resident birds more typical of the Pacific Northwest forests include Mountain Quail, Northern Pygmy-Owl, Gray Jay, and Red Crossbill. In nesting season these are joined by Hammond's Flycatcher and Hermit Warbler. This is one of Oregon?s best sites for Sooty Grouse. 'Hooting' season begins in mid- to late-March, peaks in April, and continues into June. Early summer may yield sightings of hens with chicks as they feed along roads. A NW Forest Pass is required for access.
Mary?s Peak Rd starts at MP 47.9 of Hwy 34, which is 8 mi NE of Alsea or 9 mi SW of Philomath (GPS 44 28.029 N, 123 30.197 W). From there, bird your way along Mary?s Peak Rd for 9 mi to the main Observation Point parking area. There are several nice hikes on trails, as well as a 0.5 mi gravel road to the summit from the parking area. Mary's Peak Rd is closed at MP 5.5 from Dec 1-March 31, and often longer until the snow is cleared.
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Coastal Carolina Downs Liberty, 5-1
Coastal Carolina scored three sixth-inning runs during game one on Saturday, sealing a 5-1 win over the visiting Liberty Lady Flames at Coastal Carolina Softball Stadium.
The Chanticleers improve to 24-11, and 6-1 in Big South play with the win, while the Lady Flames fall to 6-28, 1-9 in conference games entering Saturday's second game of the twin bill.
Coastal's Kiana Quolas (17-4) struck out seven Lady Flames, yielding one run on six hits while walking three in the complete-game victory.
Alyssa DiMartino (3-10) drew the loss after giving up five runs on seven hits in six innings pitched.
Seven different Chanticleers recorded one base hit apiece, with Morgan Noad hitting a home run and Jessie Winans and Brooke Donovan both posting one double.
Marybeth Sciolino batted 1-for-3 with an RBI for Liberty, while Hanna Nichols (1-for-2) scored one run. Megan Robinson added a double for the Lady Flames.
The Lady Flames got their offense going in the top of the second, as Nichols led off with a single and Sammi Shivock followed by singling on the infield. Quolas fanned the next three batters in a row, keeping the shutout bid intact.
During the bottom of the second, Noad drew a leadoff walk. Amanda Daneker sent her to second with a sacrifice bunt, and Noad reached third on a groundout. DiMartino got Donovan to ground to third to end the threat.
Robinson hit a two-out double down the left field line with two outs in the third inning, before Allen popped to short for the third out.
The Chanticleers went ahead in the bottom half of the third, getting their first two hits of the game. Kasey Oliver hit a one-out infield singled, and went to second on a wild pitch. With two outs, Quolas plated Oliver by hitting a single down the line in left. Kory Hayden then grounded out, but not before Coastal took a 1-0 lead.
Katie Han drew a walk to open the fifth stanza, and a DiMartino sacrifice sent her to second. Zavodny singled with two outs, putting runners on the corners. Coastal picked Han off of third during a double steal attempt to bring the rally to a close.
Coastal Carolina doubled its advantage in the fifth. Donovan hit a leadoff double, and advanced to third on a sacrifice bunt. After two outs, Bri Chiusano made it 2-0 with an infield RBI single.
Liberty rallied with two outs in the top of the sixth, as Quolas issued back-to-back free passes to Nichols and Shivock. Sciolino bounced a single into center, scoring Nichols for Liberty's first run, but Sciolino was erased trying to take second on the play.
The hosts answered by scoring three insurance runs during their ensuing at bat. With one out, Noad lined a solo homer to center. Daneker walked, and Winans followed with a double. Donovan hit a sacrifice fly to left, making it 4-1. Rasley then hit an RBI single, boosting Coastal's lead to 5-1.
Han led off the seventh with a sharp single to right. Quolas secured the win by getting the next three batters to record outs.


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Would You Make Someone Take a Survey After Going On a Date With You?
Would you ask someone to take a survey after going on a date with you? This guy did.
-Lucia Peters
This may seem like a weird question to ask, but there's a reason I'm asking. I'm posing this question to you because there is a guy out there who ACTUALLY DOES THIS. Seriously.
By now, you've no doubt heard about the guy who keeps an incredibly detailed spreadsheet organizing all of the women he's met on Match.com. Among the many blogs and web outlets that covered the story was Deadspin—who, it turns out, have a reader with a story that totally one-ups Spreadsheet Guy's. We shall call him Survey Dude.
After reading Deadspin's post on Spreadsheet Guy last month, a reader who particularly enjoyed the story sent in one of her own about a guy she briefly dated in Philadelphia. Why briefly? Because he sent her a survey about himself and their dates and requested that she fill it out and return it to him.
The two-page survey is divided into four sections—"First Impression," "Date," "Conclusion," and "Form"—and covers everything from his hair and his choice of outfit to whether or not he made a move (and how relieved she was that he did or didn't). Deadspin's reader said that Survey Dude is a 24-year-old who, not unlike Spreadsheet Guy, works in finance. Described as "six feet, overall moderately attractive," they met on OKCupid and went on a few dates before deciding to stop it in its tracks. The survey, by the way, was attached to an email with a Romeo and Juliet quote as its subject line.
Read 5 Warning Signs That He Has Mommy Issues
For the curious, here's the full thing (see the bigger version at Deadspin):
Weird? A little, though to be fair, it's possible that it was intended to be a joke:The question "How did the date go before Mike handed you this form?" seems to poke fun at the whole idea. However, if it WAS a joke, it backfired pretty badly. Deadline's reader was careful to point out that Survey Dude wasn't creepy or anything; however, he DID seem like "the type of guy who overanalyzes every detail and feels completely awkward in the majority of social situations." Also, she mentioned that "it didn't seem like he got out much." Ouch.
Tell us: Would YOU hand a survey to your date after the evening was over?
Lucia Peters is BettyConfidential's associate editor.


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This playground takes its name from the adjacent Grand Avenue, which runs parallel to the Grand Concourse. The concept for the concourse came from Louis Aloys Risse, an engineer in the office of Commissioner of Street Improvements Louis J. Heintz. The distinctive characteristics of his 1890 design were its remarkable breadth of 182 feet and its usage of varying elevations, with underpasses at large intersections, that allowed for an "express" lane of uninterrupted traffic.
The original plan, completed in 1909, ran from Mosholu Parkway down to East 161st Street. In 1927, it absorbed Mott Avenue, which ran from East 149th Street to this site on East 138th Street, making the total length of the Concourse four and a half miles. Throughout the first half of the 20th century, many of the boroughs main governmental buildings, major businesses, and exclusive residences were along the Grand Concourse.


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Faculty Recognized for Excellence
April 18th, 2013 | SMWC
Three Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College faculty members were recognized with the 24th annual Sister Mary Joseph Pomeroy Faculty Excellence Awards for their high ideals of teaching, scholarship, service and leadership.
In 1990, the Sister Mary Joseph Pomeroy Faculty Excellence Award was inaugurated, named in honor of the esteemed Woods professor of English who embodied the highest ideals of teaching, scholarship, and service. Each of this year's awardees embodies the spirit of excellence, espoused by the College in its motto "Virtus cum Scientia" (Virtue with Knowledge United) in a particular aspect of faculty work.
Recipients of this year's award are Tracy Richardson, Ph.D., professor of music, - for service; Robert Jean, Ph.D., assistant professor of ecology - for scholarship; and Ron Maurey, instructor of music, - for teaching.
Pomeroy Faculty Excellence Award for Service
Tracy Richardson, professor of music, has been a member of the Saint Mary-of-the-Woods faculty since 1995. A Woods graduate, Richardson has demonstrated exemplary service to the College, to her profession, and to the community.
She credits Sr. Sue Pietrus with teaching her what it means to be a "servant leader" and she strives to follow in her footsteps. Her service to the community has included being a narrator for the Terre Haute Sinfonietta Pops Orchestra, singing for the Covered Bridge Road Scholar program and Hospice of the Wabash Valley, singing the National Anthem for the Wabash Valley Multiple Sclerosis Walk and serving as a music therapist for the Maple Center for Integrative Health in Terre Haute. An avid songwriter, she has facilitated songwriting workshops for groups such as breast cancer survivors and those suffering from grief.
Richardson is well known in the music therapy profession as a pioneer and an expert. She serves her profession notably as the president of the Great Lakes Region of the American Music Therapy Association (AMTA) since 2011, where she has attended as a representative to the national AMTA Assembly of Delegates since 2006. At the annual AMTA meetings, she has made presentations, held workshops on songwriting and recently wrote and performed a song in honor of music therapy pioneer Clive Robbins, who passed away in 2011.
Her service to the college has included many committee roles such as the Graduate Council, the SMWC 175th Anniversary Planning Committee, the President's Council and Faculty Compensation Committee. An active recruiter for the College, she often works exhibit booths on campus and at regional events, visits area high schools, and meets with prospective students. She currently serves as both the director of the Master of Arts in Music Therapy program and the Chair of the Department of Music and Theatre. Additionally, she serves as well as director of the new Music Therapy Equivalency Degree Program, a first of its kind, which she spent over ten years designing. Richardson also sings as a member of the Faculty Four Quartet, entertaining the campus with Christmas Carols.
Pomeroy Faculty Excellence Award for Scholarship
Robert Jean, Ph.D., assistant professor of ecology has been extensively active over the last two years with a wide variety of scholarship including published papers, manuscripts, grants, oral papers delivered at conferences, consulting, editing for journals and active research. He also is a regularly invited speaker who shares his passion for ecology, sustainability and bees to local and national audiences.
Having been at The Woods for only two years, he has made significant progress in creating visibility for the College. He is the lead faculty on the Hollie and Anna Oakley Foundation Grant to restore LeFer Lake and create the Hollie and Anna Oakley Ecological Habitat. He is also a content specialist on the Mobile Museum Developers, a grant funded by the Ball Venture Fund creating mobile apps for the Terre Haute Children's Museum related to their bee exhibits.
On a national level, Jean is a subcontracted investigator on a multi-million dollar Specialty Crop Research Initiative (SCRI) grant at Michigan State University. His expertise in bee identification will help address the important questions on augmenting specialty-crop pollination in the United States.
Pomeroy Faculty Excellence Award for Teaching
Ron Maurey, instructor of music, epitomizes SMWC's expectation of the type of faculty at a small liberal arts institution: delivering personalized attention and caring about the student as a human being and the journey she or he is undergoing at Saint Mary-of-the-Wood College. He writes that "The personal satisfaction derived from knowing that one has touched another's life, facilitated that person's learning and ultimately helped that one's development into becoming a more educated individual transcend all other benefits that may accrue."
His instructional materials are concise, well organized and easy to follow. The materials have clear and challenging student learning outcomes – allowing students to gain an understanding of what they will gain in his courses. The committee appreciated his classroom policies and high expectations as they indicated a balance and ability to be a supportive yet not a pushover or "easy."
Students reported that Maurey's "energy and enthusiasm for their learning was inspiring" and that his "intentionality toward meeting their needs in the classroom or during individual lessons made all the difference. Maurey, in countless ways, displays the qualities of a professor here at the Woods – dedication, genuine interest in his area of instruction and a high standard that is expected of himself and his students.
The Alumni Faculty Leadership Award
The Alumni Faculty Leadership Award is given each year for outstanding faculty leadership resulting in added benefits to students. The National Alumni Association believes that recognizing outstanding faculty leadership, will, in turn, aid in the strong future of Woods alumni. Current students, faculty and staff members of SMWC submit nominations for the Alumni Faculty Leadership Award. A selection committee is formed to review nominations and choose a recipient.
Jennie Mitchell, Ph.D., professor of business, is the 2013 recipient of the Alumni Faculty Leadership Award and has served the College community since 1989. She models her leadership on the principles of positivity, teamwork, organization and listening.
She is innovative, and has helped to bring SMWC into the technology era. She leads the Curriculum Committee and the IRB and serves as co-advisor for Phi Beta Lambda. Our recipient has been instrumental in developing the 3+1 Program to be launched this fall, and has also developed, designed and implemented a virtual internship class that has been offered for several years. She also places a special focus on online learners and is described as being intentional about including them in developmental and leadership opportunities.
One nominator described her leadership by saying, "She makes everyone around her better and helps to ensure that others' ideas are listened to and valued." Mitchell believes that leaders need to be transparent, empathetic, focused and enthusiastic. She is an exemplary role model for Woods students, her peers, and the College.
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Updated climate analysis from physicist Dr Heinz Lycklama now available. In May 2009 nuclear physicist Heinz Lycklama published "An Independent Analysis of Global Warming". Since then the "Climategate" e-mail and data leak, along with several errors by the IPCC, have been revealed, and Heinz has updated his report. He summarises his findings as follows:
The science behind Climate Change is FAR from settled. (emphasis in original)
The "peers" involved in peer review were selected by the UN IPCC based on their biased support of the UN agenda.
Climate data used by the UN IPCC was "cherry picked" to support the UN agenda.
More and more climate scientists have dissented from the UN IPCC reports.
Some original climate data used to draw conclusions about Climate Change was deliberately destroyed.
Climate data was not made available to other climate scientists so that they could verify UN IPCC conclusions.
Any "climate change" legislation is very premature.
An introduction to the report with references is available on http://www.osta.com/gw/
A PDF of the report is available at: http://www.osta.com/gw/GWanalysis.pdf
(Ref. meteorology, weather, politics)
Evidence News, 28 April 2010


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Poljot Formula 1 Chronograph
Is 47mm now a standard watch size? The Poljot Formula 1 Mechanical Chronograph is the latest watch to embrace this size and with the bright yellow (it also comes in an equally vivid fuschia shade) it is sure to attract attention. The Formula 1 chronograph from the Moscow-based watch company features the manual-wind caliber 31681 with 25 jewels. It has a stainless steel case with a display back. The watch sells for $489.95 on Amazon.
This watch is definitely for style and show. I have this one, and I did not use this to tell time one bit (I used my phone instead). It's a looker for sure, and serves as a good light show!Added 9 Years Ago from Amazon.com


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Fogo Island - A Paradise of Newfoundland Sights
By Corbin Fraser, IbackpackCanada.com
When most picture Newfoundland, pictures of colourful houses, scenic downtown vistas overlooking the St Johns harbour, and perhaps the blur that George Street leaves in most visitors minds, long after leaving. While St Johns is no doubt a beautiful city, it is such a small piece of the mosaic of sounds, cultures, and experiences that Newfoundland has to offer. You'd have to be crazy not to get out of town and see what else is out there. On my recent trip to Newfoundland this September, I was exposed to some of the most remote parts of Canada's most easterly province. To say they were awe-inspiring might be the biggest understatement of the century.
Fogo Island
The blowing wind cutting through sharp jagged rocks, a sea of colours overwhelming your vision as you strain to keep your eyes open at what is one of the most picturesque destinations in all of Newfoundland. This small rural island is home to some 2,500 residents, and due to its small size and seclusion from the rest of Newfoundland, their local culture and lifestyle has remained in tact. Ferry's leave daily from Farewell. Be sure to take in the views from the upper deck of the Captain Earl W. Winsor. The comfort & views aboard this ferry are comparable to many cruise ships. So be sure to have you camera ready!
After an hour on the island, you'll soon realize why Fogo Island is fast becoming one of the most sought after destinations in Newfoundland. Fogo Island is also famous for it's appearance in the award winning Newfoundland & Labrador tourism videos, the rugged beauty of this island is simply astounding.
Fogo Island Artist in Residence Studios
Driving throughout the island, you may catch sight of a slab of architecture that you simply can't quite figure out. It certainly isn't historical, yet, it feels natural. It's as if an alien life form dropped a monolith in the middle of the rugged outdoor beauty. You'll find these strange buildings all over the island. No, you're not in 2001: A Space Odyssey and no, you're certainly not seeing things.
Zita Cobb, a self-made millionaire who came from Fogo Island, recently returned to her home to help encourage artists to continue their passion in whatever form of art that fancies them. Rather than simply creating a scholarship, she had these truly mind boggling artist retreats built throughout the island. Artists have the ability to work in what might be one of the most beautiful places on earth. This unique take on an artist-in-residence has sparked interest around the world, and Zita is being given praise for providing jobs, and giving people many reasons to return to Fogo Island.
A Hikers Island
If you fancy yourself an outdoorsy type of individual, Fogo Island can deliver. Between The Lions Den Trail, The Fogo Head Trail, The Brimstone Head Trail, or The Turpin's Trail, there's something for just about everyone. While the trails aren't nearly as difficult as some you'll find on the main island of Newfoundland, the scenic panoramas that each provides will surely explore your mind into thousands of pieces. Needless to say, bring a camera!
I've always heard that Newfoundlanders are some of the friendliest people in the world. The residents of Fogo Island hold true to that title and will go out of their way to ensure every CFA (Come from Away) feels at home. Sunsets, seafood, unique architecture, jawdropping landscapes, and a salty sea breeze – this island in Central Newfoundland is the epitome of Newfoundland culture.


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AnandTech/Intel SSD Webcast Live Today at 9AM PST/12PM ESTby Anand Lal Shimpi on 11/13/2012 8:40 AM EST
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FlameDeer - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - linkWebcast starts soon! Intel Webcast Event page stated "The webcast launch link will become available on this page 60 minutes prior to each event's start time will feature a countdown to the event start.", let's stay tuned & enjoy! Reply
FlameDeer - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - linkHere is it, the link from "Launch Webcast" button of this event.
http://intelstudios.edgesuite.net/121113_sc12/live... Reply
FlameDeer - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - linkWebcast ended. Very informative & nicely done webcast, thanks Anand!
No need to worry, on-demand replay for this nice webcast will be available later.
"The live event has concluded. The on-demand replay will be available from this page early this afternoon." as stated at the Intel Webcast Event page here.
http://intelstudios.edgesuite.net/121113_sc12/inde... Reply
Bullwinkle J Moose - Wednesday, November 14, 2012 - linkThis was my original question in the first 3700 article at this site
Did I miss something?
With 1:1 mapping, this this sounds like the Worlds first truly O.S. agnostic controller
Does it require an O.S. with Trim or a partition offset for XP use, or did Intel just make the Worlds first universal SSD?
The 320 may have handled partition offsets internally but still required Trim for best performance
Please correct me if I'm wrong
The readers all basically told me I was wrong in the first article, however.....
The webcast made it clear that Trim is no longer required
If Intel kept the partition offset fix in firmware or if that offset fix is implemented at some point, this IS the worlds first truly Universal SSD that does not require a specific O.S. to run optimally
So Anand, did Intel just create the Worlds first Truly Universal SSD with this or did they drop the partition offset fix that was used on some earlier Intell SSD's
What I mean is, can this be used with ANY O.S. and still get optimal performance without ANY tweaks of any kind? Reply
Coup27 - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - linkWill the webcast be replayed as a video of some type for people who cannot make it live? Reply
Death666Angel - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - linkIs there one? Are you being broadcast into a theatre nearby? :) Reply
Death666Angel - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - linkSeems like there is, since you will take questions from them. Also, I have some audio loss and stuttering now... :( Reply
Death666Angel - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - linkWas very enjoyable, thanks! :D Reply
DukeN - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - linkFor those of us who can't stick around the whole time..
Thanks Reply
DukeN - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - linkCan you please buy Anand some rogaine? He's way too young for that kinda hair-loss... Reply
nathanddrews - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - linkIt wouldn't do any good. Even if the Rogaine helped him grow hair, his powerful brain would simply burn it off again. Waste of money. Reply
FunBunny2 - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - linkI was disappointed that the fork in the road, SSD one way and Flash Appliance the other wasn't addressed. Granted, AT likely can't afford a Sun 5100, but if Intel (and others) ignores the appliance threat... Reply
Hulk - Wednesday, November 14, 2012 - linkI couldn't make the webcast. Any idea when the video will be posted? Reply
sheh - Wednesday, November 14, 2012 - linkAny transcriptions planned? Quicker to read than watch. :)
And too late, but as always I wonder about data retention. The dark secret that seems to be swept under the rug. Are early adopters going to wake up in a few years with their data corrupted or just gone? Reply


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This page provides some basic background on the language, definitions, and prevalence of eating disorders.
These resources discuss some language basics and some common practices in treating people with eating disorders. Advocates may find it useful to become familiar with terminology and other information when working with someone who is struggling with an eating disorder.
Types of Eating Disorders
Eating Disorders (14 p.) by the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH). NIMH, through the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, published this booklet to provide basic information on understanding eating disorders, how they are treated, and what is being done to address them.
What is an eating disorder? (1 p.) by National Eating Disorders Association (2005). Covering major forms of eating disorders, such as: Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, and Binge Eating, this resource describes key symptoms and stressors associated with eating disorders.
Anorexia Nervosa (2 p.) by National Eating Disorders Association (2005). This fact sheet discusses the primary symptoms of Anorexia Nervosa, shares common warning signs, and lists possible health consequences. They emphasize that early intervention and treatment increases chances for recovery.
Binge Eating Disorder (1 p.) by National Eating Disorders Association (2005). Binge Eating Disorder (BED) affects approximately 1-5% of the general population. Primary symptoms, warning signs and consequences are discussed in this fact sheet.
Bulimia Nervosa (2 p.) by National Eating Disorders Association (2005). Characterized by cycles of binge eating accompanied by purging behaviors, this eating disorder affects predominantly female adults and adolescents. Symptoms, warning signs, and health consequences are discussed in this brief fact sheet.
EDA Talks about EDNOS (2 p.) by Eating Disorders Anonymous (EDA). A brochure discussing the diagnosis of ED-NOS, Eating Disorders Not Otherwise Specified, provides information on this type of eating disorder.
Excessive Exercise (3 p.) by Theodore E. Weltzin. Individuals who engage in excessive exercise and experience extreme anxiety if they are unable to participate in exercise activities are discussed. This form of eating disorder can develop out of athletic pressures, or in an effort to control weight and food intake.
What we know: prevalence and characteristics
Course and Outcomes of Eating Disorders (webpage) by Academy for Eating Disorders. This brief information page discusses the course that eating disorders commonly take. It provides statistics from research showing that on average half of people diagnosed with anorexia or bulimia nervosa recover completely. A significant number of people show improvement, but some live with the disorder long term.
Eating Disorders Glossary (online resource) by F.E.A.S.T. (Families Empowered and Supporting Treatment of Eating Disorders). This resource is a glossary of over 400 terms related to eating disorders, diagnosis, treatment, and recovery that may be useful for advocates, families, significant others, and allies seeking to learn more about the topic.
Facts about eating disorders: What Research Shows (3 p.) by Eating Disorders Coalition (EDC) (2009). EDC provides a fact sheet discussing prevalence, risk factors, consequences, and treatment for eating disorders. The resource emphasizes genetic predisposition to disordered eating and the importance of friend, family, and other bystander involvement.
Making Sense of ED Mortality Statistics (1 p.) by Kathy Chen. This article discusses some of the challenges in interpreting mortality statistics, rates of death caused by eating disorders. Chen defines various terms used in research.
NEDA Toolkits (online resources) by the National Eating Disorders Foundation. These toolkits for educators, parents, and coaches provide information tailored to these populations on eating disorder recognition and prevention.
Treatment of Eating Disorders (1 p.) by National Eating Disorders Association (2004). This factsheet provides a brief overview of the multidisciplinary approach to treating and eating disorder.
Treatments Available for Eating Disorders (6 p.) by National Eating Disorders Association (2008). This document examines the various types of psychological therapy and medication typically used to treat eating disorders. It includes the names of commonly used medications, a listing of psychotherapeutic treatments, and definitions of each treatment approach.
Treatment Settings and Levels of Care (1 p.) by National Eating Disorders Association (2008). This provides an overview of how settings for treatment (inpatient vs. outpatient) and the levels of intervention are determined.
What's going on with me? (1 p.) by National Eating Disorders Foundation (2005). This tool may help in evaluating personal eating and exercise habits to determine possible disordered eating. It may be helpful in providing information to young adults or other people who show signs of eating disorders in counseling or advocacy settings.
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Changing OS X Settings for Profiles bound to clients results in Managed Client changes (mcxread shows them) and inserts the info into Managed Client in this order:
The data in the managed client attributes is replaced completely and not per-key.
Installing profiles from the command line provides more information as to what is going on behind the scenes. Having said this, in some cases I can get a Provisioning Profile Validation: failed to read CMS (-25257) error when attempting to install the same profile a second time. In other cases it just fails if I try to run verbosely (in those cases it doesn't ever install at all). For example, if I run a user group profile twice, the command completes. You should be able to use -CP or L to validate whether it ran and to validate whether it was already run. Keeping a good naming convention on the ProfileIdentifier should keep from too many weird conflicts and you can always read MCX to see if it got pushed out, since it's all just MCX anyway.
Troubleshooting conflicts can be a bit tricky. The -v operator should return an exit code that indicates that there is overlapping namespace in the Organization but can cause a null return (in fact -v fails with some combinations outright when it shouldn't). The "profiles -L" command does show that the profile is installed, so you could check that before running, escaping out the generated ID and .alacarte. Running with a -C shows the profiles for the computer, -P for everyone (btw, running profiles -CPL returns inconsistent results so I've been scripting them to run separately). Installing profiles from the command line seems to usually require a log out and log in in order to see the changes. killall dock or killall finder don't result in the changes, unless they're coming from MDM, at which point they are instant. Installing profiles from the GUI usually means instant changes though.
The above information includes installing profiles. When you have policies being overlaid from Exchange, the most restrictive settings will win and be read granularly. For example, if you have a passcode minimum in a profile and a complexity requirement in Exchange then both would be applied to clients.
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ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. - Deputies say they have found a 32-year-old man dead in a pool of blood inside of his home Monday evening on Lake Sharp Drive.
The man's body was discovered in a house, located in the Watermill subdivision in Orange County, west of SR-417 and Dean Road, by a family member who called 911, according to deputies.
Deputies said this case is being treated as a suspicious death.
Authorities said they are searching for a dark-colored Mercury Villager driven by a Hispanic or black male that was spotted in the area at the time of the incident.
The victim's identity hasn't been released pending the medical examiner's investigation.
Neighbors say the incident has them on edge.
"How come we don't know whether he was killed with a knife, gun, drug overdose? There were people who live in the house, we have families, we need to know what's going on," said Robert Agagnina. "As a person who lives in this neighborhood, was there violence showed in the house?"
Contact Orange County Sheriff's if you have information on the incident.
"You know, the kids come up here and play everyday. If there is something really suspicious, if there is something violent that happened then we need to know. We need to know it now, we don't need to know it in a week or a month, we need to know it now," said Agagnina.
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Harvey denied No. 5 on long night for Mets
Forced to 15 innings, Marcum gives up walk-off sac fly to Marlins
MIAMI -- What began as a promising study of two young pitchers ended in a cocktail of exhaustion and depression for the Mets. Fifteen innings at Marlins Park gave the Mets nothing more than sore muscles, tired minds and their fifth straight loss.
With a starting pitcher on the mound and a backup catcher prepared to pitch if necessary, the Mets dropped a 4-3 game to the Marlins when Nick Green plated Justin Ruggiano on a sacrifice fly in the bottom of the 15th. That made a losing pitcher out of Shaun Marcum, whose volunteer relief stint was pockmarked by soft flares and ground-ball hits.
With one out in the 15th, Greg Dobbs singled. Then Ruggiano walked and Rob Brantly singled to right field, tying the game at 3.
Moments later, with starting pitcher Matt Harvey watching from the dugout bench, Green's sacrifice fly ended things five hours and 31 minutes after they began.
"We played such a hard ballgame to lose like that," catcher John Buck said. "But I think that's what we've got to take from it is we played hard. It's obviously a group that's not going to give up."
"That game was a battle all the way through," Brantly said. "You can say the whole pitching staff of both teams just went out there and battled, and pitched very well. It was kind of refreshing to bear down there in the 15th inning, and scratch out two runs like that."
Thanks in large part to Buck's two-run homer way back in the fourth, the Mets were in position to win when closer Bobby Parnell took the mound for the ninth. Harvey and Marlins rookie Jose Fernandez had both pitched relatively well, albeit inefficiently, forcing both teams to turn to their bullpens in the middle innings.
That signaled danger for the Mets, whose 29th-ranked relief corps seemed destined to crack. But it was not until Parnell served up a leadoff double to Ruggiano that the bullpen did.
Entrusted to protect a one-run margin, Parnell coaxed a popup out of the next batter in the ninth, Brantly, but Collin Cowgill broke back on the ball and could not recover in time. He also bobbled the hit when he eventually caught up to it, allowing Ruggiano to advance to third despite stumbling halfway there.
With runners on the corners and no outs, Green then lofted a sacrifice fly to center field to send the game to extra innings.
"I just took a step back and it was too late after that," Cowgill said. "By the time I read it, it had fallen."
Still, the Mets regained a temporary lead when Ruben Tejada hit an RBI infield single in the top of the 15th. But Marcum, who said he "actually felt really good" on the mound after volunteering to pitch, could not hold it. The outing came on Marcum's regular throw day, and should not affect his next start.
"I applaud him," manager Terry Collins said. "Because Anthony Recker was next."
A former college pitcher for Alvernia University, Recker had gone as far as to warm his arm as the game descended into its later stages. Instead, he joined starting pitchers Jon Niese, Jeremy Hefner and Dillon Gee as the only active Mets not to appear in the game.
Harvey, one of the 21 Mets who did play, lacked his usual sharpness from the start, enjoying his only one clean inning in the fifth. That gave Collins enough confidence to bring him back out for the sixth at 99 pitches, but the inning's first three batters fouled off 10 more pitches to crank Harvey's workload into uncharted territory. The right-hander's 121 pitches represented not only a career high, but also the third-highest total in the Majors this season.
After Harvey departed with two men on base and one out in the sixth, Robert Carson and Scott Atchison escaped that jam without issue. LaTroy Hawkins and Brandon Lyon then carried the lead into the ninth before Parnell took over.
What happened next stuck Harvey with a no-decision, preventing him from joining Dwight Gooden in 1988 and Pedro Martinez in 2006 as the only Mets pitchers to go 5-0 in April. He allowed his only run in the third, when Juan Pierre and Donovan Solano singled to open the inning and Giancarlo Stanton plated Pierre on a double play.
"It's a tough one," Harvey said. "Once it got to be around one o'clock, everybody started to get tired. To lose it in that fashion, it's pretty draining."
It helped a bit that the Mets mustered some early offense against Fernandez, when Buck launched a two-run homer onto Marlins Park's center-field home run sculpture in the fourth inning. That blast tied him with Carlos Delgado in 2006 and Dave Kingman in 1976 for the most April homers (nine) in franchise history, also moving him one away from Jeff Kent's franchise record of 26 April RBIs.
It also temporarily busted the Mets out of a frustrating early stretch, which extended into extra innings. Fernandez allowed the first two men in the first and second innings to reach base safely, stranding all of them, and the Mets finished 1-for-18 with runners in scoring position.
Hardly coincidentally, they did so without their offensive leader, David Wright, who was nursing a stiff neck. Starting in place of Wright at third base, Justin Turner finished 3-for-5 with a walk. Wright appeared as a pinch-hitter in the 13th inning, but struck out looking against Rauch.
His night, like that of his team, turned out fruitless.
"None of us are happy right now," Harvey said. "But we've got another one tomorrow, so we've got to flush this one and move forward."
Anthony DiComo is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @AnthonyDicomo. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Welcome to The Crap We Missed where we bear witness to the epic accessories war between Jermaine Jackson and Richard Grieco that will only result in all of us losing a little dignity. We've also got that guy who refused to marry Jennifer Love Hewitt (still a good call, btw), and that time Dr. Sam Beckett jumped into a late 80's porno. It was the first time a space-time traveler gave me an erection, but it wouldn't be the last.
Just don't ask about today's Final Five — It's Friday afternoon, and you really shouldn't expect much more from someone who drank straight through his student loan refund checks at a Western Pennsylvania state school,
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Voters handed a narrow victory to Germany's centre-left opposition in Lower Saxony on Sunday. 'But it's only a regional election!', you cry. Here's why it matters:
1) The vote in Lower Saxony is considered a dry run for Germany's general election in September this year.
The defeat of Angela Merkel's ruling coalition in the swing state on Sunday – albeit by one seat – is a blow to the Chancellor. It emboldens her opponents, the centre-left alliance of the Social Democrats and Green party, who won power with 69 seats compared to the 68 seats of Merkel's Christian Democratic Union-led coalition. Merkel is still favourite to win in September – particularly because her personal ratings in the polls are excellent – but Lower Saxony suggests she has a battle ahead.
2) Merkel's party, the CDU, lost power due to the downward drag of its coalition partner, the Free Democrat Party (FDP) – and the fear is that this effect could be replicated in the national elections.
Merkel's own party still came top in Lower Saxony, with 36% of the vote, but in coalition politics, it's all about team performance – and the chancellor's chosen teammate let her down. The voting results slightly hide this: on first glance, the FDP did far better expected, winning 9.9%, compared to polling that showed them with just over 5% last week. Read more


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Letting Chaz Bono Dance With The Stars 'Harasses' Christians
He's giving the thumbs up! 'Tis devilry!
For those of you with jobs that don't require you to stare into the empty, depressing abyss that is network television, Chaz Bono, the transgender daughter turned son of Cher and Sonny Bono, has been cast on this season's Dancing With The Stars prompting all kinds of awesome comments on ABC's message boards. Via Associated Press:
One called the casting choice "disgusting" and said "ABC should be ashamed of theirselves for harassing mainstream Americans and Christains." (sic)
While Cher has already come to her son's defense despite the fact 99.9% of all Internet commenters are assholes – The .1% that aren't? (Or okay, are, but are hilarious about it.) The Most Important People On The Internet! Every Saturday on The Superficial. Bring the kids. – I thought it'd be fun to take a look at some of the previous casting choices that apparently weren't a vast conspiracy to piss in the face of Christians, but we're an acceptable part of a wholesome family evening watching Hollywood celebrities wear lavish gowns in pursuit of wealth, as Christ would've wanted it:
Shannon Elizabeth – Naked Person
Shanna Moakler – Exposed Carrie Prejean As A Massive Hypocrite
Kim Kardashian – Porn Star/Urinal
Lance Bass – Gay Person
Holly Madison – Porn Star/Former Live-In Prostitute
Pamela Anderson – Porn Star
Kelly Osbourne – Likes Drugs, British
The Situation – Typhoid Mary
Kendra Wilkinson – Porn Star/Former Live-In Prostitute
While we're on the subject, people often wonder why I make fun of Christians instead of Muslims, and there's really a simple answer for that: Muslims aren't the majority religion/political power in America who perpetually get their labia twisted because they've yet to realize their two thousand year old book of fairy tales is horseshit and leaves them ill-equipped to deal with the real world. So maybe this will help. Here are things that happen in reality and the sooner you accept them and recognize science wasn't the writers/editors of the Bible's strong suit, we'll be a richer nation for it, and you can stop getting your delicate fee-fees hurt:
1. Evolution is a fact.
2. People are born gay and/or transgender. And hopefully this doesn't come out wrong, but sometimes people are born with the wrong parts and require a little fix. Like babies with tails. Whoops! Sorry, but fortunately advances in science are here to help.
3. Man-made climate change is a fact. We're beating the shit out of the Earth, and Jesus isn't coming back to scoop us up, so it's a big fucking deal.
Now that's harassing Christians. Because they're wieners.
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PHILADELPHIA – The third-ranked Quakers (7-2, 1-2 Ivy) will head up north for three matches this weekend, and will look to bounce back from a tough loss to No. 1 Princeton (6-0, 3-0) on Wednesday night. Saturday begins at 11 a.m. against No. 9 Brown (10-1, 1-1) in Providence, R.I. That match will be followed by an afternoon battle against seventh-ranked Stanford (7-3) at 3 p.m. Penn will head back towards Philadelphia on Sunday, stopping in New Haven, Conn., for a noon matchup with No. 5 Yale (9-1, 2-0).
The morning edition of the Red and Blue's Saturday doubleheader pits them against the Bears, whose sole loss of the season came at Cornell (9-2, 2-1) in Ithaca, N.Y. on Jan. 13, 9-0. As for Penn, it's only two losses came against two top-ranked teams – the No. 1 Tigers, and now-No. 2 Harvard (7-1, 2-1).
The Quakers lead the all-time series with Brown, 23-15, and are looking to even their Ivy record at two apiece by extending their current series win-streak to 12 in a row. The last time the two teams met was on Feb. 4 of last season in Philadelphia when the Quakers won, 8-1. The Ivy foes share just two common opponents – both victories for each team – to this point in the season in NESCAC squads Williams (13-8, 6-0) and Bates (5-9, 3-2).
This will be the eighth all-time meeting between the two programs, and the Quakers have never lost to Stanford, holding a 7-0 series edge. The last time the two teams met was on Feb. 4 of last season in Philadelphia, 6-3, with all six wins coming from players on this season's roster – Rachael Goh, Nabilla Ariffin, Pia Trikha, Yarden Odinak, Stephanie Vogel and Chloe Blacker.
The Cardinal has seen more Ivy opponents than Penn to this point in the season, splitting their outcomes 2-2 – they lost to Cornell and Yale, but defeated Dartmouth (4-5, 0-3) and Columbia (3-6, 0-3). Stanford's third loss was in its most recent match, falling to Trinity (11-1, 4-0 NESCAC), 7-2 – the Bantams' lone loss came against Penn. Both the Quakers and Stanford have beaten Williams and Bates as well.
Penn will face both Brown and Stanford at the Kate Brodsky Memorial Squash Pavilion in Providence.
Penn will continue its weekend in New Haven against the Bulldogs on Sunday. Yale will be heading into the match fresh off its clash with top-ranked Princeton – the Bulldogs and Tigers are the two remaining Ivy teams without a conference loss. Yale's two Ivy wins came against Cornell and Columbia.
The Bulldogs hold a 30-15 series lead over the Quakers – the two most recent meetings have also gone to Yale. When the series started, the Bulldogs had a stranglehold on Penn until the mid '90s, but starting in '96, the Red and Blue have gone 14-8 against Yale. It has also been very close lately, with three of the last four matches decided by 5-4 final scores.
The last time the two teams met was on Feb. 5 of last season in Philadelphia when the Quakers fell, 5-4. The bottom of the ladder stepped up in the match, with positions four, five, seven, and nine, getting the wins. Yale's only loss this season was a 5-4 decision to Trinity on Jan. 23, which gives Penn another boost heading into Sunday. The Feb. 3 match will get underway at noon at the Brady Squash Center.


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The New Republic's odd new owner
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Even though it's Canada's largest and most influential media conglomerate, it's likely that some staffers at The New Republic are still only vaguely aware of CanWest Global Communications, the Great North media giant that announced it had purchased the 93-year-old Beltway opinion journal.
Even though it's Canada's largest and most influential media conglomerate, it's likely that some staffers at The New Republic are still only vaguely aware of CanWest Global Communications, the Great North media giant that announced it had purchased the 93-year-old Beltway opinion journal.
The good news is that CanWest, run by the Asper family, is expected to beef up TNR's resources both in print and online. Yes, the magazine, whose circulation has cratered in recent years, is scaling back to just twice a month. But CanWest promises to redesign the magazine, introduce more illustrations, and try to make TNR look like a real consumer magazine. (TNR is the only stand-alone magazine amidst the multibillion-dollar media behemoth that's brimming with more than 100 Canadian newspapers and dozens of television and radio properties worldwide.)
That's the good news. The bad news for TNR staffers is that CanWest's recent history is littered with lawsuits, gag orders, and byline strikes, buffered by a steady stream of columnists, reporters, and editors who complain CanWest actively censors its employees who stray from the company's conservative, pro-war, pro-Israel blueprint. On paper, that's not a problem for The New Republic, since it was proudly pro-war and pro-Israel under its previous ownership. But TNR editor Franklin Foer told The New York Times that the CanWest deal cements the magazine's "center-left" philosophy. And more importantly TNR remains, in theory, a publication dedicated to open debate and would likely recoil at any kind of top-down editorial litmus test. Yet that's precisely what Canadian journalists have been complaining about for years with CanWest.
"The Asper family of Winnipeg is violating Canada's cherished tradition of a free media," wrote Haroon Siddiqui, a columnist for the Toronto Star, in 2002. "CanWest has spawned a culture of fear and self-censorship among journalists."
Writing for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer in 2005, columnist Joel Connelly, looking across the border, noted that CanWest's "news coverage has been so slanted that Vancouver's daily papers should be read at a 45-degree angle. ... With its blatant biases and recent cuts in staffing, CanWest demonstrates the perils of having a daily paper monopoly in Seattle."
It will be curious to see how TNR, particularly during the upcoming election cycle, fares under the traditionally heavy-handed ownership of CanWest. Here's a look at the laundry list of conflicts that have arisen in recent years as CanWest tried to muzzle its own journalists:
- In December 2001, CanWest's Winnipeg headquarters announced the chain's 14 daily metropolitan newspapers were to begin running the same unsigned "national editorials." CanWest prohibited the publication of conflicting local editorials. Turmoil ensued when furious journalists at the Montreal Gazette launched a two-day byline strike in protest of the new policy. CanWest executive David Asper then attacked Gazette staffers as "bleeding hearts" and "riff-raff" who engaged in "pathetic politics" and a "childish protest." CanWest quickly imposed a gag order on all its Gazette employees.
- Months later, employees at CanWest's The Regina Leader-Post in Ottawa began their own byline strike after editors there rewrote a news article about speech given by a media critic who claimed CanWest censored free speech. Ten participating journalists were reprimanded with suspensions and pay cuts. "I will not tolerate an employee who is not loyal to his employer," said CanWest founder Izzy Asper. (Izzy died in 2003; his son, Leonard, now serves as president.) "I happen to think the sanction should be much more strong." CanWest extended its Gazette gag order to include all of its news outlets.
- Stephen Kimber quit his job as a columnist for The Halifax Daily News in 2002 after being censored by his CanWest editors: "It was very direct, [they said] 'You can't say anything that would not be supportive of the government of Israel, that might be supportive of the Palestinians, you can't say anything that would reflect badly on CanWest, and you can't talk about [then-Canadian Prime Minister] Jean Chrétien.' " (The Aspers were close political allies of Chrétien.)
- Montreal Gazette columnist Lyle Stewart quit the newspaper in 2002 after three of his weekly columns were spiked. Stewart publicly complained about the "thought police in the CanWest ministry of truth." He also bemoaned "the atmosphere of censorship and intolerance that the Aspers have encouraged throughout the [CanWest] chain."
- In June 2002, Russell Mills, longtime publisher of The Ottawa Citizen, was fired after his paper ran an editorial calling for the resignation of Chrétien for his role in a conflict-of-interest scandal. Mills claimed that CanWest executives resented the fact Mills failed to submit the critical editorial to company headquarters prior to publishing it. Mills later filed legal notice, insisting he was libeled by CanWest president Leonard Asper in the wake of the firing. (Mills later settled for an undisclosed amount of money.) In response to Mills' firing, more than 40 ex-publishers and executives of CanWest's Southam Newspapers chain took out a full-page newspaper ad accusing CanWest of limiting freedom of the press by forcing centralized editorials to run in its daily newspapers.
- In October 2003, a Quebec arbitrator ruled against CanWest by finding that Montreal Gazette journalists had the right to withhold their bylines "as they see fit."
- In February 2004, CanWest was forced to un-gag the Montreal Gazette journalists who had protested the company's central editorial policy. The arbitration settlement reaffirmed the journalists' freedom of speech and their right to "contribute to and participate in open public debate" over the paper's policies.
Unfortunately, when it comes to reporting on the Middle East, CanWest outlets seem averse to "open public debate," with the Asper family often demanding editorial purity on the topic. CanWest is "unabashedly" pro-Israel, company executive Murdoch Davis once famously announced.
Following a deadly, anti-Israeli terrorist attack in Jerusalem in 2001, a CanWest chain-wide editorial announced "Howsoever the Israeli government chooses to respond to this barbaric atrocity should have the unequivocal support of the Canadian government" [emphasis added]. CanWest deplored "the usual hand-wringing criticism about 'excessive force' " and declared, "Nothing is excessive." (Papers were instructed not to publish columns or letters to the editor taking issue with that editorial.)
During an October 2002 speech, Izzy Asper eviscerated media coverage of the Middle East, complaining that "lazy," "sloppy," "stupid," and "anti-Semitic" reporters suffer from a pro-Palestinian bias. "'They have adopted Palestinian propaganda as the context of their stories. They have become partisans in, and not providers of, knowledge about this war against Israel," said Asper.
Montreal Gazette TV critic Peggy Curran was forced to appeal to union officials to get her review of a Middle East documentary critical of Israeli forces for targeting media working on the Palestinian side published. CanWest editors objected to her conclusions. Said Curran: "Usually [television] criticism is criticism, and you're allowed to say what you want. I can't think of another occasion when this has happened to me. Whether you know it or not, you start censoring yourself." Curran soon gave up her critic's job.
Meanwhile, Halifax Daily News columnist Peter March was fired, he said, because he had been critical of Israel. When Doug Cuthand, a columnist for the Leader-Post in Regina and the Star-Phoenix in Saskatoon, compared the plight of Palestinians to that of Canadian aboriginals, his column was spiked, a first in his 10 years with the newspapers. And Montreal Gazette's veteran reporter Bill Marsden once complained that CanWest bosses "do not want any criticism of Israel. We do not run in our newspaper op-ed pieces that express criticism of Israel and what it's doing."
In 2004, Reuters, the worldwide news agency, asked CanWest to drop the Reuters byline from some articles the chain published because CanWest editors were rewriting copy originating from the Middle East and inserting the word "terrorist" for phrases such as ''insurgents'' and ''rebels.'' CanWest though, had to publish one correction after it erroneously labeled several Palestinian killed by Israeli troops to be "terrorists" when in fact they were "fugitives." CanWest had to publish another correction after it inserted "terrorist" more than half-a-dozen times in an article describing fighting between Iraqis and United States forces in Fallujah.
In a statement following the announcement of the TNR purchase, CanWest declared, "In today's media environment, we need to place a priority on delivering quality content to readers when, where and how they want it. The New Republic is well positioned to do just that."
The question remains: Will CanWest owners allow The New Republic to do just that?
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I am interested in applying for more than one program. Is this allowed?
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Tadworth AC's Geoff Newton took third place in the men's over-65 class at the South of England Masters cross-country championships at Woodford in Essex.
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Paramount sets new Terminator for 2015
Rebooted film will be the first in a stand-alone trilogy and will be produced by Megan Ellison of Annapurna and David Ellison of Skydance.
Skydance Productions, Annapurna Pictures and Paramount Pictures have announced that they will partner on a rebooted Terminator film, to be released by Paramount on June 26, 2015.
The first in a stand-along trilogy, the film will be produced by Megan Ellison of Annapurna and David Ellison of Skydance. Dana Goldberg and Paul Schwake of Skydance will executive produce.
Laeta Kalorgridis (Avatar, Shutter Island) and Patrick Lussier (Drive Angry) are attached to write the screenplay.
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