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-- is getting ready for a changing of the guard tomorrow.
Enrique Pena and yet will become president of our neighbor to the south and you see him here meeting with the president our president earlier this week.
By the president elect will replace Felipe Calderon now wrapping up his six year term.
By the new leader might have a short honeymoon -- faces a raging drug war -- his country were the violence of the cartels is taking a terrible told on the people of Mexico and off.
People here in the United States if you facts for you here more than 57000.
People having killed.
Since the drug war started more than six years ago this comes to an average of 27 people killed every day in Mexico.
Or more than one per cent per hour.
Now this year the pace picked up more than 101000 people killed through last month or one person every forty minutes.
In addition to the murders -- Mexican government report out today says 25000.
People are still missing related to the drug -- some questions about that report but it's big news today.
And as far as drives go.
95% of cocaine used in this country comes here through Mexico that's according to the FBI.
The FBI also reports that Mexican based drug cartels are operating.
And more than 1000.
Of our cities and that was according to the latest data from 2009 to 2000 -- we want to take a closer look at all this.
-- via ground is a reporter with Fox News -- Tina she joins us by phone from Mexico City where this inauguration.
For Enrique paying eight at Kenya -- nieto is taking place largest tell us a little bit about the new president of Mexico who is he where -- -- -- -- -- What does he bring to the table.
-- -- -- In an -- -- was previously -- governor of Mexico's state which is the stake -- around the custody and is the country's most popular.
He won an election in July with 38% of their vote.
Though it's by no means majority of Mexicans that.
-- voted for him but it he does come in with a good measure of legitimacy.
And Mexicans are now on -- -- needles about what's going to transpire.
You know he he's known as the little bit in in this country is being this young charismatic.
New leader of add Mexico is a little bit of that reputation -- well Lauren.
I was reading about president Calderon it's on his way out obviously.
And how he is considered a wartime president because the war against the cartels at the Mexican government.
Has been engaged -- what is it look like for this new president will he be as -- -- Calderon did he needs to be tougher how does that situation looks like it's going to do about.
Welcome many Eagles certainly inherits the drug war from outgoing president -- -- -- that -- on.
We don't -- detailed yet on exactly what the security strategy is going to be.
But it seems that the incoming president going to focus more on the safety and security of Mexican communities.
Now what that means exactly we don't know in terms of the drug war go that -- followed.
What is known as sort of a -- -- strategy.
Trying to take down top boxes.
He -- That the strategy has worked in the -- -- the administration was able to capture 25 at 37 kingpin.
But it it and it -- away created more and more violence for the Mexican people.
-- -- yet though has simply said that he wants to lower homicide rate and lower portion and kidnapping rape and.
Country confusing to some questions ahead and it's an interesting story we'll continue to follow.
Lauren thank you very much our colleague from Fox News Latino for more on the issue of Mexican drug violence and the coverage of the inauguration this new president as well.
I you can check it out at Fox -- -- -- dot com throughout this weekend.
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There is a rise in 'machine marketing' underway. This is most evident in digital marketing, where algorithms and automation can help create efficiencies across campaigns.
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by Ashley Friedlein 12 February 2013 09:46am 2 comments
Following are my personal thoughts on what will be interesting and important in the world of digital marketing and ecommerce for 2013. As is traditional for my trends, there are around seventeen of them.
I haven't spent too much time on giving extensive justification for any of these; they are based largely on the many conversations I have with industry influencers and practitioners.
Many are really just notes, or bullet points, but I've tried to give links to further information if you want to delve deeper. They are in no particular order though I've started with the more 'strategic' stuff.
As ever, I'd be very interested to hear your thoughts, or feel free to post a link to your own trends or predictions.
by Ashley Friedlein 08 January 2013 11:31am 30 comments
One to one marketing is back. And this time it's personal.
There is nothing new about the concept of personalisation. Peppers and Rogers popularised "one to one marketing" in the dotcom heyday and personalisation platforms were very much in vogue.
As companies wrestled with the subsequent crash, and the dawning reality that actually they had a long way to go in sorting out basic usability before they started on more advanced targeting and customisation, personalisation went quiet.
by Ashley Friedlein 07 January 2013 09:30am 4 comments
This was the question a newly-appointed CMO asked me recently. It's a tough question. Almost as tough as the "What does good look like?" question we get asked all the time in the realm of digital marketing and ecommerce where reliable benchmarks or accepted best practice are hard to come by.
The challenges and opportunities around the future of the marketing function are well known. Dealing with 'big' data and analytics, figuring out how social media fits in, integrated online and offline marketing, delivering a seamless customer experience across channels, working more closely with "IT", moving from broadcast to dialogue, globalisation, innovation, personalisation, more agility, attracting and keeping the right talent.
But how do you create a marketing function best placed to embrace these challenges and opportunities? As ever, the answer is "it depends". But rather than end with that consulting cop out, I wanted to draw out some of the insights we believe we at Econsultancy have observed.
by Ashley Friedlein 13 December 2012 11:14am 3 comments
That's CXO as in "Chief Experience Officer" though perhaps more often called Chief Customer Officer.
A quick check on LinkedIn shows very few CXOs outside of agencies though many more Chief Customer Officers.
But job title semantics aside, the key theme is 'customer experience'. Is it overhyped? Or is it the future of marketing?
by Ashley Friedlein 05 December 2012 11:23am 6 comments
What is the state of digital marketing and e-commerce in China?
I'm just back from a week long trip to Shanghai where I talked to a lot of people in the digital industry there. Following are some of my observations about how the digital marketing landscape in China compares to the West.
by Ashley Friedlein 24 October 2012 10:44am 4 comments
Attribution modelling, multi-channel funnels, customer journey mapping... it's all very hot at the moment.
As part of my preparation for a talk I'm giving this Wednesday I had a look at Econsultancy.com's own data for how different digital marketing channels contributed to conversions.
I was interested by what I found so wanted to share it here to see what others are learning.
by Ashley Friedlein 24 April 2012 11:41am 7 comments
There has been a huge amount of interest within the Econsultancy community around the EU e-Privacy Directive, sometimes rather misleadingly referred to as the 'EU Cookie Law' (as it doesn't just apply to cookies). This is not surprising as the deadline for compliance with the directive in the UK is May 26th so less than two months away.
People have been asking "So what is Econsultancy going to do on its site?", and "What do you think is best practice?", and "Will Econsultancy.com be compliant?". Today we have set live our 'solution'.
(UPDATE, 18 April 2012: Our new report, The EU Cookie Law: A Guide to Compliance, explains the legislation as far as it affects UK online businesses, sets out some practical steps that you can take towards compliance, and includes examples of how websites can gain users' consent for setting cookies. Do check it out.)
by Ashley Friedlein 28 March 2012 14:44pm 41 comments
I've been on record a number of times saying that I think the EC Directives relating to cookies are fundamentally flawed. We could make a parallel with the current UK/EU Euro 'situation' but let's not go there. In the UK the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has a duty to enforce these directives and, as they say, "This isn't going away. It's the law."
Yesterday the ICO released its updated guidance for UK website owners. You can download the PDF from the link in the news release.
Given the tough task of interpretation, guidance and enforcement that is the ICO's duty, I have to say that I think this document is a valiant and comprehensive effort given the task and I'd commend them for this. I would urge you to read it for the full details. It is clearly written and quite practical.
Below are some of my initial thoughts on reading this latest guidance.
by Ashley Friedlein 14 December 2011 13:17pm 26 comments
At Econsultancy's 2010 'Future of Digital Marketing' conference the main emerging theme was 'Data is the new oil'. At the 2011 conference, held two days ago in London, for me the main theme is what I'm calling "Brand Everywhere".
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The Avalon was originally designed as an alternative to the classic, all-American full-size sedans like the Ford Crown Victoria, Buick Park Avenue and Pontiac Bonneville — those spacious, softly sprung cars that made up the meat and potatoes of the American car market for decades.
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If you don't know about the bill (if you do know, feel free to skip this) HR 3261 (or SOPA) is an anti-piracy bill going through legislative branch (in the US) at the moment. It essentially allows the government to force censorship on search engines and ISPs, confiscate local web domains from foreign owners who deemed to be breaking rules (such as The Pirate Bay), would make unauthorized streaming a felony (streaming intellectual property from youtube, for example), and some other odds and ends. Corporate site owners, such as facebook or youtube (e.g. google), would never be held responsible for content on their site so long as it was removed a certain amount of time after it were brought to their attention. Any infraction would be legally the fault of the poster and/or user. This legislation is supported by many entertainment industries, including the RCAA and various aspects of the film and television industry. John Conyers (a democrat from my state of Michigan) has stated that regulation like this is "critical to our economy's long-term success." The bill's opposition has called the bill "draconian" and a "massive piece of job-killing Internet regulation." Back on point What are your opinions on the bill? I'm curious to see if anybody here supports it, and if so why. I tried to make my summary as reasonably unbiased as possible, but this legislation seems unimaginably poor to me, on an economic, legal, international, enforcement, and philosophical level. If anybody here supports it, I'd love to see some thoughtful dialogue on the matter. There is a piracy thread for general observations or opinions on piracy. This thread should try to revolve around SOPA. |
I think it'd be hard to find someone who supports this but then again there are always those who wish to simply watch others suffer and die. I suppose some just want us to suffer even more. Then again, I actually wouldn't mind the day the internet died. The day when we were more restricted. The internet is beautiful. But some parts of it are ugly. |
This bill, I believe, is pretty draconian, I have no love nor support for it, even though it's specifically targeted at America, the ramifications of censorship in America, the home of most modern pop culture and the internet itself, would be world wide. I don't believe the bill comes from a bad place, the intent is "protecting the rights of artists and companies," but it gives large organisations a whole lot more power than I think is fair. There are already a few bills and policies in place to prevent illegal piracy and downloading. Not long ago a website designed to share american television and sports internationally was shut down (though it was moved to a new domain shortly after), and so this bill is really unnecessary and in a lot of ways unjust. It gives too much power. |
One of the most dangerous aspects of this bill, I think, is how it allows the government to remove the right to speech from non citizens. That right is supposed to be unalienable, provided to citizens and noncitizens who aren't committing a crime in their own country. By censoring other nations according to whatever laws we pass, we give permission for them to do the same. |
Ok i don't believe that I have heard of this bill but from what you say about it i can see why people don't want it to pass. I don't understand why "The Pirate Bay" hasn't been taken down already considering everything on there is pretty much illegal. Im not sure how I feel about piracy, I understand that the bands and record companies loose money but i feel like music is often overpriced (and yes I know that it's considered stealing and it's wrong). It might be slightly off topic but I'm just wondering how people feel about the piracy of music in general, whether it's outright wrong or in your opinion justifiable. sorry if this is off topic. |
Like the ability to post our ideas freely on a forum, such as here and Facebook. I dislike it very much, I believe that the people making this bill don't understand fully how the internet works (not as bad as the "series of tubes", but still), and need to get their heads around the fact that people need a free outlet somewhere. The internet regulates itself. |
LadyGrinningStardust said: Like the ability to post our ideas freely on a forum, such as here and Facebook. |
LadyGrinningStardust said: Like the ability to post our ideas freely on a forum, such as here and Facebook. Facebook censoring Counter-Jihad content Facebook censoring homosexual content Facebook censoring Occupy Wall Street content Facebok censoring anti-Facebook content Facebook generally censoring religious and political content it doesn't approve of Facebook censoring Twitter content |
If I'm reading the Wikipedia article correctly, it seems that a foreign site that is alleged to have infringing material would be rendered inaccessible to US residents even before they notified that site. I hope I am wrong about that, though. However, if the site is unable to pursue action in US court (say due to financial reasons, language barriers, etc.), they have no recourse. I do not see any penalties for fraudulently filing copyright claims - it would not be difficult for a company to basically lock out foreign competition from small vendors (especially start-ups without much cash). |
Seems like a massive consolidation of power. The largest entertainment businesses could effectively shutdown ANY site that doesn't have the means to monitor it's user's content. While that is a responsibility of a website it certainly increases costs and limits the output of the community. The One Site Internet is here. Yield to the New Net Order! |
Atrophy said: ^ Tangential point FTW Edit: This thread is interesting and doesn't need to be derailed by off topic shit. Commence LoveinVein's response. |
She introduced facebook because she thought it would be affected by the legislation. Your point has nothing to do with the legislation, it is strictly about facebook censorship. This thread isn't about facebook censorship(or censorship in general, please see Gorgon's original post), it's about the change that SOPA could bring to censorship on sites, such as facebook. Edit: I'm really bad about common splices. PLEASE DONT JUDGE ME! Also, I'll argue about dumbshit with you in the private message section. To Everyone else: Please see Gorgon's post if you have lost track of the topic. |
Because she was addressing a CHANGE that might happen due to the legislation. Obviously she thinks that Facebook is a medium that one can use to freely exchange information, regardless of how much censorship there actually is there. Your point addresses the fact that it isn't free, which is a different topic. That is why I'm not berating her about it. Edit: All future replies related to this dispute will be in PMs. If anybody wants a copy of this sexy convo hit me uppp! |
Basically the entertainment industry in the states can shut out anyone and anything on grounds of copyright infringement. And screw over us in foreign countries. They can bar both US citizens from foreign servers and foreigners from US servers from what I can make of it, there already exist bills to prevent copyrighted information being shared. Once again, Napster was sued and almost shut down, Atdhe.net was shut down Albumbase was shut down, it's only a matter of time before they get to warez-bb.org. They can't get to foreign sites because copyright laws all over the world don't work the same way as in the US, but I think that's a small price to pay for browsing a free web. A lot of people on my cousin's facebook were comparing it to Iran, North Korea and China. Which effectively made their internet and intranet. |
That's part of the problem with the bill, in that it's incredibly easy to get around a DNS block, if you know what you're doing. In the end, foreign sites like The Pirate Bay would still be just as easy to get to, which makes that portion of the bill completely ineffective. At the same time, there will also be unnecessary censorship of sites that are based within the United States. |
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Therefore should not see any affects on temperatures until tonight. Clouds expected to thin enough along with increasing south winds to push highs into the lower 60s. Forcing remains weak and moisture shallow and dry mid levels...so will continue with a dry forecast today. Tonight, again expect any precip to remain north and east of the CWA as the front pushes southeast across the area. Post frontal stratus will thicken however from northwest to southeast. Raised lows slightly with the slower arrival of front and colder air. Temperatures by sunrise should range from the mid 20s north central to mid 30s in the Garnett area. .LONG TERM...(Wednesday through Monday) Issued at 342 AM CST TUE DEC 3 2013 For Wednesday through Saturday, the models show little reason to make any major changes to the forecast. If anything confidence is increasing as all the solutions are much similar with the smaller scale features. The main question is whether we can get enough saturation with any weak disturbance in the flow aloft to get much snow. And aside from the far southeastern parts of the CWA, models have been trending dryer. Think this is primarily due to the solutions agreeing on the arctic airmass pushing the front into the lower MS river valley by Thursday with little or no moisture being lifted over the cold air this far north. Think that Wednesday is more likely to remain dry, but there remains some doubt since there should be good frontogenesis. The models have been reluctant to bring much deep layer moisture along with the front, but the ECMWF is hinting at some light QPF. Don`t have much confidence since none of the other models are generating any QPF, but I suppose a sprinkle or flurry isn`t totally out of the question. By Wednesday night there does appear to be more mid level moisture coming in from the west but large scale forcing remains relatively weak so have some slight chance pops mentioned across northern KS where models show this moisture heading. There appears to be a couple weak disturbances lifting from the southern Rockies into the middle MS river valley Thursday through Friday morning with the models bringing some mid level moisture into southeastern KS. Therefore have maintained some chances for light snow through this period with the better chances across far southern parts of the forecast area in closer proximity to the deeper moisture. However have a dry forecast along highway 36 thinking there will not be enough moisture to saturate the column for snow. At this point Anderson County may be able to pick up an inch of snow over 36 hours, in part due to high snow to water ratios of 17 to 1 forecast by the GFS. Think the limited moisture north of I-35 will keep snow accumulations from a dusting to around a half inch. The mid level moisture appears to get shunted southeast by Friday afternoon as a subtle upper trough axis passes through the plains. This should bring an end to precip chances through Saturday. Cold air advection through the period should ensure temps remain below freezing. Saturday night and Sunday may be the better chances for snow to impact central and eastern KS as the ECMWF and GFS bring a better defined shortwave across the state. The one kink in the works is the ECMWF wanting to develop some cyclogenesis in the lee of the southern Rockies Sunday afternoon. By doing this the ECMWF develops some return flow across eastern KS with low level warm air advection while the GFS maintains cold air advection. However the ECMWF does not appear to be more aggressive with its precipitation. This difference introduces some uncertainty in specific details, but the overall pattern looks supportive for at least some chance pops. And the ECMWF still looks cold enough for snow even with the southerly winds. Chances for snow should diminish Sunday night and Monday as the shortwave passes to the east of the forecast area. Temps should gradually moderate, but a lack of strong warm air advection argues for temps to remain cold into Monday. && .AVIATION...(For the 18Z TAFs through 18Z Wednesday Afternoon) Issued at 1135 AM CST TUE DEC 3 2013 For the 18z TAF, southerly winds will eventually veer toward the north-northwest tonight as a cold front tracks southward through the region. Wind speeds are expected to increase behind the front and could see some gusts of 15-20kts at times. In addition to the wind shift, expect a stratus deck to develop over the area overnight and remain in place through Wednesday morning. At this time expect low-end MVFR cigs with this stratus, however periods of IFR cigs are certainly possible. && .TOP WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... DENSE FOG ADVISORY until Noon CST today FOR KSZ058-059. && $$ SHORT TERM...63 LONG TERM...Wolters AVIATION...Hennecke


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Whenever I find writing related clothes I almost always buy them. This dress from Forever 21 has lots of random words (numbers too!) written on it, and as a writer, I just feel like it's the perfect addition to my wardrobe. I've also got tights with letters on them, which I actually considered wearing with this dress, but then thought that would be overkill....
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OSWEGO -- A group of parents have started a petition drive calling on the Oswego City School District to protect their children from a 9-year-old student they call a "child sexual predator."
They say the boy was removed from Kingsford Park Elementary School early this year after such incidents.
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By early Tuesday afternoon, more than 60 people had signed the online petition titled, "Oswego City School District, Oswego, NY: Keep a child sexual predator out of our public schools." By late Wednesday morning the petition had over 110 signatures.
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This episode bored me. Just another dull filler. I didn't understand why Georgia had to appear either.
Ferroseed are foun in Chargestone Cave. Maybe those weren't, but they are found there. The moss is caused by ferroseed, any ferroseed from what I gather, launching their spikes. So if ferroseed are found in that cave with the same rocks and ferroseed launch spikes to create moss, than why wasn't there a problem at Chargestone?
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The stones are brought in to do experiments, and the episode said nothing about Ferroseed being found in chargestone cave. The guy said they were excited to work with the chargestones because they wanted to see how the Ferroseed would react, implying that the Ferroseed have never touched the Chargestones before.
So while you can find Ferroseed in normal caves, this episode pretty much told us that they aren't in the chargestone cave.
This was a pretty good episode. I liked Oshowott's moments as well as Iris and Georgie bonding a bit. Also to note that I've been mispronouncing Ferroseed's name all this time. :P
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I kind of agree with you but maybe it would be better worded to say that these researchers don't know the effect of chargestones involving these specific Ferroseed. But that's not to say that there aren't Ferroseed out there that have adapted to feed on Chargestones because they are from chargestone cave but these specific Ferroseed aren't from Chargestone Cave.
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And I would think that this problem doesn't exist in Chargestone cave for the simple fact that those Ferroseed have adapted to the chargestones. See it's like taking Ferroseed who have never "fed" on Chargestones and then throwing in something completely foreign to them like chargestones, and expecting no problems to occur, and when it does your like "Huh? What? Why? What about Chargestone Cave?" It just doesn't work, because these Ferroseed aren't from Chargestone Cave, so you can't bring up chargestone cave, and any potential problems chargestone cave might have. Perhaps maybe if you introduce a whole bunch of Ferroseed to Chargestone cave when they don't originate there, then maybe then there'd be a problem. But that is not at all the case here.
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And this line coming before the actual disaster.
Kind of a creepy episode. With the electric moss growing due to Oshawott's water, I'm pretty sure Unova would've been totalled if it reached the sewers...
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Not a bad episode at all. Glad to see Georgia as always. Oshawott falling in deep love for the Vanilluxe was hilarious. xD Them hearts in his eyes were so cute.
And yes, i also though it was pronounced "Fare-oh-seed". Gah, I give up on pronunciations now. "Fur-ah-seed" sounds better than what I had originally intended the name to sound.
Also, I think this is the start of Iris getting compfortable with Ice types around. Although it's no surprise if she would still be frightened; this episode didn't totally zap her out of her Icephobia.
Very nice episode. It's really nice to Georgia actually getting some nice development, and not bring her in just to argue with Iris, we actually get to see her be I guess normal trainer. Also great to see Iris getting paired with Vanilluxe inorder to lessen her ice phobia, who knows maybe we'll actually see her catch an Ice type later in the series in order to be a better Dragon master.
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An okay filler episode, I got a laugh at Georgia calling Iris a kid. Her having Ice types was a smart idea only because Iris is afraid of them. Though how does Iris expect to become a Dragon master if shes scared of them? Its a little ridic and she might as well quit. Did working with Vanilluxe diminish her ice phobia though? It was left rather ambiguous in the end.
I think better question is this: How does Iris expect to become a Dragon Master if she barely trains her Axew? Of course her ice phobia is also a bad thing, though.
About Iris diminishing ice phobia in this episode, I don't think so. I think she's now somewhat less scared of Ice types and can work with them if she has to, but I doubt her is ice phobia is entirely gone.
Welcome back Charizard! I've missed you so much! <3
Nice to see Georgia be helpful for once instead of being the antagonist of the episode. She's still my second-least favorite Unova rival (ahead of only Trip), but she's growing on me a little, and this episode at least showed a different side to her character. I think her best scenes are when she shares the screen with Burgundy during competitions, though.
I also like the vanilluxe going after Axew, Iris getting saved by an ice-type, and Iris showing that Ash isn't the only one capable of having a dumbbell moment. I mean, seriously, Iris, send out your only ground and only electric type when those are the ones getting sick?
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This episode was great. My favorite part was Oshawott falling in love with the ice cream Pokemon. It's cool Georgia owns one now.
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This episode was cool, it's funny when Oshawott fell in love with Georgia's Vanilluxe.
Iris and Georgia both got good character development in this episode and it made me like Iris and Georgia's rivalry. I liked the interactions between Gerogia and the other characters too.
Gerogia is a better rival than Burgundy in my opinion.
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After some 30 or 40 years of the bare look, trees are being planted by the village to replace those that were cut down for the widening of Main Street before World War II. To make sure that the pavement of the sidewalks is not affected, columnar maples which have roots going straight down instead of spreading out were selected. At present the tree planting is restricted to both sides of Main Street between Conklin Street and the railroad tracks. As soon as the village treasury can come up with some more money, the rest of Main Street, between Conklin Street and the post office, will get them. And instead of being an unattractive main drag, Main Street will eventually be a shady promenade. Multiple dwellings are proposed by the Town of Oyster Bay Planning Commission in two Farmingdale areas, one on Hempstead Turnpike near the Dolphin Green residential section, the other on the corner of Motor Avenue and Merritts Road. Residents in both areas have made it clear that they are opposed to the proposal and that they would prefer two- family homes to go up on those sites. " Our intentions are not to create any panic in Farmingdale," Dolphin Green president Frank Ranieri told the OBSERVER, " but we have to consider the impact of multiple dwellings on our area, if the town board should decide to adopt this particular proposal of the planning commission." If a multiple dwelling project is funded either by the federal government or by the State, a number of problems could arise, according to Ranieri. First, there could be an increase in school taxes, if these multiple dwelling units were tax-exempt. With additional children moving into the area, the tab of increased education costs would have to be picked up by the present taxpayers. Farmingdale U. Graduates Are Located Throughout the World State University at Farmingdale, the oldest public in-situationof higher education on Long Island ( founded in 1912), has alumni scattered throughout the world, according to Dr. Charles W. Laffin, Jr., President of the college. In referring to an in- depth survey pepared by John T. Coyne, Seaford, Director of the college's Office of Institutional Research, and David Lombardi, Executive Secretary of the Alumni Association, Centereach, Dr. Laffin reports that out of 16,779 alumni and alumnae reporting, Farmingdale graduates are to be found today in 47 states, the District of Columbia in Washington, 37 countries and six Canadian provinces. Missing from the nationwide locales are only Idaho, North Dakota and Wyoming. As expected, the most number oi Aggie alumni are located in New York State, with a figure of 13,936. New Jersey is next with 566, while following in order are Florida, 366; California, 273; Connecticut, 265, and Pennsylvania, 252. Nassau County boasts the largest number of total graduates in the State, 6,084. Suffolk is next with 4,636, giving Long Island a total of 10,720 alumni. This figure gives Long Island a 77 percentage of Farmingdale graduates in the overall New York State picture. New York City has 1,700 Aggies living in the five boroughs, with Queens County holding the number one spot, with 985; Kings County next with 341, and following are Manhattan, 168; Bronx, 156, and Richmond, 50. Residing upstate are 1,516 Farmingdale alumni. The survey breaks down Farmingdale graduates in the following order: 21 in the Near and Middle East, 18 in Canada, 16 in Central America, 15 in Europe, 12 in South America, 7 in South Asia, 6 in Africa, 5 in the Orient, and the remainder includes 10 in the West Indies, 4 in the Virgin Islands, 3 each in the Philippines and Mexico and one in Australia. In analyzing the extensive geographic location of Farmingdale University graduates, Dr. Laffin said, " This dispostion of our alumni reflects the worldwide impact of the college's diversified career program of more than a half a century." Old Hawk Photos, Anyone? A The Farmingdale Hawks are in the process of gathering material for the publication of their Tenth Anniversary Edition of the Hawk Journal. If there is anyone who possesses pictures of any phase oi Hawk History, be it game action, sideline shots, or just plain human interest stuff, the Hawks are interested in borrowing the pictures. This appeal is mainly directed at those who were connected with the Hawks since they were hatched in 1952, but are no longer associated. Anyone who has something to contribute, please contact Joe Moore at MY 4- 1892, or mail to Farmingdale Hawks, P. O. Box 152, Farmingdale, attention Journal Committee. The Hawks will set'to It that everything is returned, if so desired. The other anticipated problems, all consequences of an increase in population, could be water shortages, lack of land fill areas for garbage and increased crime rate and an even greater traffic congestion. " We do have a lot of problems already, " Ranieri concluded," let's solve them first, before we start looking for new ones." There are still grumblings among residents of Farmingdale about the way the planning commission handled the recent public hearings of their master plari proposals. Those hearings were held in Massapequa and - Bethpage and did not focus in on - Farmingdale as much as Far-mingdalers would have liked. The grumblings may very well turn into a demand to have a public hearing on the master plan during Friday night's meeting, a hearing strictly geared to the interest of Farmingdale. Tobay. councilman Lewis Ye-voli, the lone Democrat on the town board, has accepted an invitation by the civic association to attend the meeting. All residents concerned about multiple housing in their community are invited to attend, too. School Tax Rate Is $ 14.29 97* Higher than Last Year At a special meeting of the Board of Education last Wednesday, the Farmingdale School District officially set its tax rate for the 1972- 1973 school year. The rate was exactly as estimated at the time of the budget vote and the rate for schools will be $ 14.29 up 97 cents from last year, in the Oyster Bay section of the district and $ 20.17 in the Babylon portion. The district experienced a slight increase in the assessment rolls for the Town of Oyster Bay and a major decrease in the Town of Babylon. The latter decrease was due to two major factors: the Metropolitan Transit Authority takeover of property at Republic, and a reduction in the assessment of the Fairchild- Hiller ( Republic) Corporation. The Oyster Bay increase helped offset the decrease and was combined with a reduction of $ 140,000 in the school tax levy to keep the rate as anticipated. A favorable end- of- year balance as of June 30,1972 was applied to the current year. The Fairchild reduction in assessment adds onto the burden of the MTA takeover of certain Republic properties. These properties became tax exempt when absorbed by the state agency. The Fairchild settlement reduces the assessed value of the firm's Conklin Street property by $ 750,000. GOP FUND- RAISER: Guests at recent fund- raising cocktail party for 10th Assembly District Republican Candidate Stuart Levine included, 1 tor., Oyster Bay Town Councilman Gregory W. Carman of Farmingdale; Judge Martin Ginsberg, Family Court; and State Senator Ralph Marino, 5th Senatorial District. Affair was held recently at the Beau Sejour Restaurant in Bethpage.
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Sodium is essential in small amounts, but the human body does not require as much salt as many people think. The average American consumes around 3,400 milligrams (mg) of sodium daily. Although one teaspoon of salt contains almost 2,300 mg of sodium, the majority of sodium eaten by Americans comes from processed foods, such as deli meats and canned, frozen, or fast foods.
The specific impact dietary sodium has on health is a controversial issue that continues to be debated by scientists and doctors. Some recommend that we all limit our sodium intake to protect our health, while others believe that only certain people with certain conditions should limit their intake of sodium. If your doctor or nutritionist has recommended that you watch your sodium intake, you might find that your busy lifestyle makes it difficult. But there are ways to do it successfully, even while you're on the go.
Understanding Labels
You may be familiar with the "Nutrition Facts" labels that appear on just about every item in your grocery store. But did you know that the laws behind food labeling also apply to restaurant signs, ads, and menus? Here's how it works:
- Items labeled "sodium-free" must contain 5 mg or less sodium per serving.
- Items labeled "low-sodium" must contain 140 mg or less sodium per serving.
- Items labeled "heart healthy" must be low in sodium, fat, and cholesterol .
Sky Dining
Most airlines provide low-sodium meals, but not necessarily on all flights. Airlines frequently need 12-24 hours notice and ask that you contact the airline to determine if a special meal can be provided on your particular flight. Fruit plates, if available, are always a good low-sodium option. Tossed green salads are another option, but be aware of the high-sodium ham, cheese, or salad dressings that may accompany them.
The Fast-Food Scene
Ironically, fast-food restaurants provide some of the best nutrition information available to consumers. In fact, McDonald's was one of the pioneers in providing nutrition analyses of its menu items to consumers. By putting nutrition information about their products on the Internet, many fast food franchises have taken the guesswork out of ordering foods that are not only lower in sodium, but also in fat and cholesterol.
Fast-food chains provide standardization too. While traveling around the country, you can be assured that a Quarter Pounder in Chicago will have the same sodium content the same burger in Miami.
Joanne V. Lichten, RD, PhD, author of Dining Lean: How to Eat Healthy in Your Favorite Restaurants , offers some practical tips for slashing salt at the fast-food restaurants, such as:
- Pass on the cheese. A slice of cheese can add another 200 mg of sodium to your burger.
- To further reduce your sodium intake, skip the pickles.
- Ask for sauces on the side.
- Pass on the fries or ask that the fries be unsalted.
- When at a sandwich shop, choose fresh meats, like chicken or turkey rather, than processed meats.
- Opt for oil and vinegar instead of packaged salad dressings.
Upscale Dining
Some family restaurants, steakhouses, and more upscale dining establishments may not provide easily accessible nutrition information. Analyzing nutrition information can be expensive, and upscale restaurants frequently change their menus, making the process of providing nutrition information even more costly.
However, there are some simple steps you can take to control your sodium intake in these restaurants. For example, choose smaller servings of all foods, which will help slash the overall sodium intake. Try ordering lunch-size portions for dinner or share a dinner entree with a dining companion.
If your dinner plans include a five-star restaurant, you may be able to call ahead to find out how the chef can accommodate you. Five-star Chicago restaurant Spiaggia suggests calling several days in advance of your reservation time to let the chefs know your dietary needs, so that your dinner can be customized to fit your needs.
Dr. Lichten has some tips for when you're eating at an upscale restaurant:
- Choose salad over soup. Each 8-ounce cup of soup contains about a half teaspoon of salt.
- Opt for yeast-risen bread, such as rolls, instead of higher sodium choices, like biscuits.
- Choose broiled meats over fried ones.
- When dining at Asian restaurants, ask for low-sodium soy sauce, which is almost always available.
- Try using sodium-free salsa, chutney, cranberry sauce, or horseradish for extra flavor.
- Choose oils over butter for the bread or vegetables.
The Bottom Line: Taking Control
With so many food options when shopping, traveling, and dining, it is easy to feel overwhelmed. But, you can take some simple steps to control your sodium intake, such as:
- Read nutrition labels when they're available.
- Pre-plan your food selection with the aid of websites and books.
- Check ahead with restaurants and airlines for lower sodium menu options.
- Pack your own lower sodium food and snacks in coolers for car trips or plane trips.
- Keep portion sizes reasonable.
- Avoid obvious sources of extra sodium, such as soups, pickles, cheese, and salted foods.
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A Little Blood Between Friends
Magic, manipulation, murder. With one foot firmly planted in the mythic and the other rooted in the unforgiving streets of New York City, Aisling Sturbridge, Regent of the besieged Chanty of the Five Boroughs, serves as leader, teacher, and guardian to the novices entrusted to her care.
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The sands of Egypt conceal a frightening menace a cult of vampires dedicated to their fallen lord. The Followers of Set are scattered all over the world, seducing mortals into cults and enslaving other Kindred through their own vices. Yet the Setites do not exist for excess alone: They gather secrets from the darkness t... [click here for more]
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Reddit as a news source? Review embargos are something new? Must be a slow day on system wars.
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@Rage010101: I've been a PC gamer for longer than you've been alive, I'm pretty sure of it. I started on an IBM 386 in 1987. I'm not trying to convince you of anything that isn't already a known fact, you are trying to make the Steam Machines seem like much less than they actually are. Go to the Wikipedia article, read it from top to bottom, then relax and come back here to type a response.
Oh the irony. I'm the one calling steam machines PC's, because that's exactly what they are. While you on the other hand, are actually the one making Steam Machines seem alot less than what they actually are. Daddy Gaben himself says they are PC. Daddy Gaben's words > the shit coming out of your mouth. What does your age have anything to do with this anyway? If anything, that's even more sad that you still can't recognize a PC when you see and read one. You're not fooling anyone Skareo, everyone knows you're a console kid.
Answer this old man who knows jack shit about PC's. Steam machines will be able to play all pc exclusives. Does this all of a sudden mean pc no longer has exclusives since going by your logic, you think steam machines are consoles? Exactly, kid! Check Mate.
Yeah, the controller is out in the US. It works with a lot of games on PS3, but the sixaxis doesn't work and the vibration doesn't work. Way better triggers though.
It only matters when religion is involved.
A gay Christian man is looked down upon because of the beliefs in the bible. So religion is touchy
@NameIess_One said:@2mrw said:@NameIess_One said:@tormentos said:@TheEroica said:
I'm counting on the lazy casuals this xmas season to hike the price right up so I have a clear legit reason to sell my ps4... These consoles look more and more unfocused every day.
Why wait cancel your pre-order now,that is what i don't get you don't want a PS4 and you are looking for an excuse to sell it and the console is not even out,go ahead dude cancel it,its better in the end that trying to find a silly excuse to sell your unit.
If I pre-ordered a PS4, in its current state, I'd wait for them to ship my unit, wait until its sold out everywhere (there's bound to be a shortage), then sell it on E-Bay. Someone, somewhere, will be desperate to get a PS4 ASAP, and won't mind paying a bit extra.
Do you this kind of behaviour is forbidden in some religions :D? .. like mine.
There are religions which forbid the trade of goods? :O
Nop, but using the need of others in your favor
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Wall cover is realistic. I would expect someone trained to use cover. One button takedowns are realistic and necessary to not only ease gameplay, but to show how capable the character is. I don't want some stupid melee button that simply hits someone with the butt of whatever weapon I'm using. Why would more linearity, shorter missions, and an easier difficulty be good on the PC but not a console? What WORLD do you live in where anything you say even makes a modicum of sense?
And I very much doubt that you have.
yeah. you can see throw wall behind back. so realistic. not to mentionit RUINED ALL IMMERSION. in original Deus Ex. there is no wall cover and u can hide behind shadow and dont know what enemy are doing behind. wall cover makes games EASY!!
simple reason is console CANT HANDLE more open ended, and u cant play original deus ex with controller. so to work with controller. developers need to make it more "accessible" thus dumbing down to work on console
yes console have ruined too many franchises. Crysis 2/3, Deus Ex IW, new rainbow six/ghost recon games, new COD games, etc etc are the example why console ruined any good franchise.
Ruined immersion? How does realism ruin immersion?
That isn't what you said. You said linearity, shorter missions, and an easier difficulty are good things. Either learn how to write english properly, or don't respond to people. Don't expect me to read your mind when you simply are incapable of making any sense.
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SCHOHARIE - A bright yellow sign has been affixed to the entrance of the Timothy Murphy Bar at the Parrot House for the last ten days.
A cease and desist notice from the Schoharie County Health Department was posted, ordering the tavern closed until various requirements were met, although a Health Department official contends the sign was removed and drinks served on at least three occasions since the closing order went up.
"It's one of the largest buildings in the village," said Parrott House owner Dave McSweeney. "They should be working with me to open. Not trying to shut the lights off."
Dave McSweeney bought the Parrott House in 2010, which has operated for most of the last 143 years in the center of the village of Schoharie.
Like almost every other business, the Parrott House was heavily damaged in the flood 18 months ago.
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