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Dec 7 10:30 AM Crude Inventories 12/03
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Dec 5 03:55 EUR German Purchasing Manager Index Services (NOV F)
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Dec 6 17:30 AUD AiG Performance of Construction Index (NOV)
Dec 6 19:30 AUD Gross Domestic Product (3Q)***
Dec 7 00:00 JPY Leading Index (OCT P)
Dec 7 01:45 CHF Unemployment Rate (NOV)
Dec 7 03:15 EUR ECB Calls for Bids in 3-Month Dollar Tender
Dec 7 04:30 GBP Industrial Production (OCT)
Dec 7 04:30 GBP Manufacturing Production (OCT)
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Dec 7 06:00 EUR German Industrial Production n.s.a. and w.d.a. (OCT)
Dec 7 10:00 GBP NIESR Gross Domestic Product Estimate (NOV)***
Dec 7 15:00 USD Consumer Credit (OCT)
Dec 7 15:00 NZD Reserve Bank of New Zealand Rate Decision (DEC 8)***
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Dec 7 18:50 JPY Trade Balance - BOP Basis (OCT)
Dec 7 18:50 JPY Machine Orders (OCT)
Dec 7 19:30 AUD Part Time Employment Change (NOV)
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Dec 7 23:30 JPY Bankruptcies (NOV)
Dec 8 JPY Eco Watchers Survey: Current (NOV)
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Dec 8 07:00 GBP Bank of England Rate Decision (DEC 8)***
Dec 8 07:45 EUR European Central Bank Rate Decision (DEC 8)***
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Dec 8 10:30 CAD Bank of Canada Publishes Financial System Review***
Dec 8 16:45 NZD NZ Card Spending - Retail (NOV)
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Dec 8 18:50 JPY BSI Large All Industry (4Q)
Dec 8 18:50 JPY BSI Large Manufacturing (4Q)
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Dec 8 21:00 CNY Producer Price Index (NOV)***
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Dec 9 CNY Retail Sales YTD (NOV)
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Dec 9 02:00 EUR German Consumer Price Index - EU Harmonised (NOV F)***
Dec 9 02:00 EUR German Trade Balance (OCT)
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Dec 9 04:30 GBP Producer Price Index Output Core n.s.a. (NOV)
Dec 9 04:30 GBP Visible Trade Balance (OCT)
Dec 9 08:30 USD Trade Balance (OCT)
Dec 9 09:55 USD U. of Michigan Confidence (DEC P)***
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This guide, in observance of Earth Day 2012, helps consumers move well beyond the throw-it-out mentality
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Why don't they convert old jeans into new cotton yarn and re-make new jeans? And what is an old wax crayon? Why don't people use them up until they are too small to handle? The best project is the tennis ball re-bouncer. Nothing has to be re-made.I think old plastic should be ground into sand like particles and use as a soil lightening filler. It doesn't matter that it will not degrade. After all, sand doesn't.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisI used to find the the recycling effort at my 7 year old's elementary school was wonderful and cute. Then one day, seeing how much the winner of the recycling effort for the month brought in from home, it dawned on me that the winner's family were not the most "earth-friendly" folk, but the biggest consumers and wasters of natural resources in the school! And as to the recycling itself, exactly how much net savings of energy and unwanted byproduct results through such processing one wonders. But even were it the most efficient of efficient -- it remains a poor joke, a pathetic little lie for kids Earth day school posters.
Here's the reality for grownups:
We live in an ever-growing consumerist economy, driven by paper, glossy, electronic, and billboard (electronic too now, actually) media for hire -- trained in the subtle art of mass psychological manipulation. We are trained to buy the "latest and greatest" of what we neither need nor actually enjoy even as a creature comfort. And if our subconscious is not programmed sufficiently for premature obsolescence, self-destruct gets purposely designed in. This beyond needless duplication in competition where its the marketing and packaging, not product quality, that counts. And the cost of armies of marketing, legal, etc., to make this all happen.
The forgetting what this is doing to the planet, we must understand what this is doing to us all. The 7 billion of us could be well-fed, housed, clothed, and fairly comfortable (and not just by third world standards), were all the pure waste and exploitation entropy taken out of the system.
Don't get me wrong, I certainly support recycling efforts, even if it takes a year's worth to buy our civilization one extra day. That is, as long as we realize that it is all a side show. But if it distracts us from the real issues, then I would prefer substituting Earth Day will "Get-Serious-Before-Its-Too-Late" Day in which we purposely toss our aluminum cans and plastics into the regular trash to wake us up.
Yes, REDUCE, REUSE, then Recycle. Those first two are the most important but hardest for people to grasp.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisThere's an excellent book which challenges us to rethink the way we make our stuff, where it comes from, and what it becomes. Its authors make the case that we need to use materials in a genuinely circular way, truly recycling them for ever, like the materials used by living organisms.
It's by Micaheal Braungart and William McDonough and is called 'Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the way we make things', 2002.
Sorry kiteman (#1), I know that adding ground-up plastic to soil might sound helpful, but this is really not a good idea. Plastic is not biodegradable, so adding plastic to soil would not be recycling - it would be littering. And not just ordinary littering but irreversible and irresponsible littering. The smaller a piece of litter is the harder it is to pick it up. Picking up the dust of something is impossible.
Poisoning soil organisms with plastic dust would be pollution, not recycling.
Plastic is not chemically the same as sand.
Oops, Michael (not Micaheal!) Braungart and William McDonough are the authors of 'Cradle to Cradle'.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisI recycled a trophy once. Got a new plaque for it and in the dark of night slipped it in the trophy case at school. It was an old trophy so I slipped it in with the older trophies. Still there commemorating the best senior prank. ^_^
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The word "legacy" may not be in Kathy Taylor's lexicon.
"I hear politicians talk about leaving a specific thing as a legacy. I didn't ever think about that. I just thought about what decisions do we make that are in the long-term interests of the city," Taylor said.
She answered in response to a question about any legacy from her first term as Tulsa's mayor, part of an interview about Taylor's approach to economic development.
The economy has improved since Taylor left office, but in the primary she will face Mayor Dewey Bartlett, who in 2009 campaigned heavily on a job creation pledge.
Since Dec. 2009, the Tulsa metro area has added about 16,600 jobs. Former city councilman Bill Christiansen, who runs an aviation business, is also running for mayor.
Taylor, a lawyer by training, has her own business bona fides. She came into the office in 2006 after serving as the state's director of commerce, tourism, and workforce development.
Taylor spurned a second term, deciding not to run for the office after earlier stating she would seek reelection. At the time, she explained that she wanted to focus on city needs rather than campaign during a time of economic distress.
Her current bid also involves a slight head fake. She told Urban Tulsa Weekly in 2011 that while she sometimes missed being mayor, "I've done that job and am glad I've done it and I would not do it again."
Taylor spoke about what led her to reconsider.
She spent spring of last year at Harvard University, part of a fellowship program on politics and public policy.
Taylor called it an "incredible opportunity" to teach and study public policy and "to hang out with people who had been governors and congressmen ... foundation heads and university presidents."
The experience left its mark.
"What I learned during that journey is that my passion is in making an impact in people's lives. There is no place where you see the impact that you make more directly by your leadership than as mayor," Taylor said.
Taylor has long been active in promoting entrepreneurship, in ways both small and large. She's serving as one of about 30 volunteer advisors to TCC's Launch program, and at a recent evening class session offered insight and encouragement to budding entrepreneurs.
Taylor was more circumspect when asked about the economic development goals embedded in the Vision2 tax proposal recently defeated by voters.
"I don't think my personal vote is what matters," Taylor said. "I think what matters is, in the future, taking the leadership to determine what we want our city to be," she said, referring to the citizen participation she described as a key part of PlaniTulsa, the city's comprehensive plan initiated while she was mayor.
"That's what I've heard from a lot of people in the city, is they didn't really understand [Vision2], they didn't feel like they were a part of it, not that they were against it so much, as they just didn't feel like they were a part of its design," Taylor said.
Taylor's developed her economic development insights in part during her first stint in state government, helping create the state's Economic Development Generating Excellence program, also known as EDGE. The idea was to help fund start-up companies.
But funding was pulled from the program last year, with money instead funneled to help pay the salaries of endowed positions in higher education.
"I think it did work ... but there were other needs," Taylor said.
She described efforts to establish the Tulsa Community College StartUp Cup as a similar effort to provide a boost to new businesses. The StartUp Cup has financial support from Taylor's family foundation, the Lobeck Taylor Family Foundation.
"As a mayor, you have a voice to discuss with people, what's your vision for the city. We believed the small business entrepreneurial spirit was what we needed to create, and we sparked that," she said.
Taylor declined to lay out any position on airport industrial facility renovations in support of American Airlines, which is in the process of merging with US Airways. Mayor Dewey Bartlett advocated for the urgency of renovations as part of Vision2.
"I know there have been a lot of confidential meetings with US Airways and American Airlines, and I have none of that information," Taylor said. "I would never make a decision without the detailed information on how it would impact jobs in Tulsa."
Early in her term as mayor, Taylor worked with American Airlines to build a hangar. Voters ultimately approved $4.3 million for airport renovations as part of a renewal of what's known as the "third penny" sales tax to fund capital improvement projects.
"I immediately went to American Airlines and made sure, before the vote, we had an agreement on the number of jobs that would be retained, our ownership of the hangar if they went away," Taylor said.
As far as using public dollars for a local economic infrastructure fund as proposed in Vision2, Taylor declined to state a position, though she's familiar with the role of government in luring companies.
In her LinkedIn profile, she touts helping land a Dell facility to Oklahoma. Taylor noted in the interview that she led the state's Quality Jobs initiative, which offers incentives to companies for job creation.
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She included Tulsa Hills when describing her goals and accomplishments.
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All the BEST conspiracies are factual... especially the ones that seem so unlikely no sane person could believe them to be true...
All the BEST conspiracies are factual... especially the ones that seem so unlikely no sane person could believe them to be true...
Anyway... Putting all the privacy/Evil Overlords/Brainwashing arguments aside it hasn't been signed by anyone under duress. It is really just a starting point for negotiations between the "entity" and code.org. In the corporate world you never sign anything without legal looking at it. If it is for something important (like this is) you always negotiate better terms especially when the other party needs you more than you need them (code.org needs the schools more than the schools need code.org).
The first contract isn't much more than a wish list by the one drafting it. Sometimes they only include unreasonable terms just so they have something to give up in discussions instead of something less extreme that they need more. If schools/districts/whoever sign up to this unmodified they need a change of management.
But if things were different what would the best moan about on
Teaching styles and results vary however due to the way data is gathered, averaged and analysed it is always possible to prove one is better than the other. If I could be be bothered (which I can't) I'm sure I could dig out several peer reviewed studies that show the bigger the class and the more standardised the material the better the education level of the population... The small class, focused teaching case falls apart compared to the fixed lesson plans scenario any time the teacher for whatever reason doesn't want to be teaching at that particular point in his/her life (this can be for many reasons ranging from illness, death of a relative all the way to plain overwork or being just an incompetent teacher).
You can determine this from anonymous aggregated data
There isare two things that I would change... 2) the extended performance data needs to be anonymous.
You're mostly agreeing with me here... The larger data set should be anonymous but there are several good reasons that at least some of the data isn't.
And there is why so many educational programmes only ever give average results. They measure averaged data against averaged data and surprisingly normally come out around average. The result is an average level of education.
Understanding if the programme benefits students with higher or lower abilities is important not only statistically important but also for any educational programme to make sense. There is no point to the programme if while the overall class did better than average it was down to one or two super bright students doing really well while most of the class actually fell behind - especially when a program is intended to help students that may be struggling or to promote knowledge across a wide range of abilities.
I started on a ZX81 then moved to a ZX Spectrum, and then to a +3. did some basic programming, played some games and was content with what I had. I was in effect vendor locked into Sinclair as it was the only system I had access to or knew how to use.
Then I got access to BBC Masters at school and I was even more content learning to program in Comal. It was the only system I had any programming teaching in until my Uni days.
Then I moved to an Amiga 500, Rexx, Amos, and others. All learned on the totally different environment of my Sinclair and BBC days and all was good for a while.
Shortly after my first PC (an old second-hand 386) which came with MS dos and windows 3.1. For about a year I used nothing but Dos, Windows, Turbo C and this matched what I had access to at Uni (not counting the VAX cluster).
I heard about this thing called Linux and I promptly repartitioned my flatmates 486DX and spent the next week downloading slackware one disk bundle at a time (I only owned 10 floppies.. I was a student and they were expensive!)
Today I switch between Windows, Linux, Android, Mac and others and program to varying extents in most, using several different languages as needed (cursing some, loving others).
Anyway my point is just because you start somewhere doesn't mean that's where you stay. If those backing code.org thing that the brightest students will stick to the products they were trained in they are deluded. Only the average and below students will never expand their knowledge beyond their training and I'm fine with that.
The good and best will still end up doing what they like, make their own choices, making a difference where they can and will have the intelligence to use the best tools for the job rather than the one their peers pressure them into using for whatever reason.
There's noting like a good conspiracy story to get a rise from
Some achievement tracking is justified and useful (and even necessary) for the project itself. For code.org to justify its efforts (both to itself and to schools in general) it needs to prove that they made a difference and its hard to do that with no data on how well students improved compared to those not involved. Also since there seems to be some kind of grading/tests/qualifications involved and code.org is issuing them they need to be (as for any examining body) able to keep records of what student did what and that they achieved the required competency and how the difficulty of these achievements compare to other disciplines the students are involved with.
The power to veto teachers is also justified to some extent given how many bad teachers there are out there and bad teaching of the material will likely have the opposite effect than the project wants (that is put talented kids off coding for life). As there are 'small teacher stipends' involved this seems very reasonable to me as does training teachers... something that there isn't nearly enough of (especially in the sciences and technology given how fast things change) which just results in even more bad teaching.
Committing to teach for two years also makes sense given the first year the teachers are likely learning the material just in time to teach it, the second (and presumably subsequent) years the teacher will be able to teach it better due to familiarity. It also ensures at least some consistency for students from one year to the next.
There is two things that I would change from what I read and they are 1) Parents need to have the option to opt-out their sprogs from the achievement tracking but since it would seem that they need to give permission to participate in the first place this is a moot point and 2) the extended performance data needs to be anonymous.
There is a distinct difference between a test for a specific disease and a test that tells you if you have DNA that may make you susceptible to possibly, maybe getting a disease compared to someone else's.
Also it isn't Food or a Drug or Medicine that involves ingesting/injecting/inhaling and can't cause physical harm if misused. It is a non diagnostic test that as at no point will it say 'you have disease x' or 'you don't have disease y'.
Its only a super advanced version of taking blood pressure and pulse... If someone chooses not to consult a doctor because they think their own pulse is normal should the FDA ban everyone from putting a finger on an artery and counting the beats in 30 seconds?
If it doesn't show a genetic tendency for say breast cancer someone who finds a lump will still likely go to their doctor and is unlikely to check less often than before.
If it does show a tendency then that same person may check more often or even go sooner to get a suspect lump checked.
If someone that shows a genetic tendency overreacts and decides they need their breasts removed now to prevent any possibility of cancer in the future they have to go to their doctor who should at the very least do more tests, arrange counselling and only proceed if in his professional opinion it is warranted.
The "clear option" is a greyed-out "Decline" button on the bottom left of the installer.
More or less the same reasons I stopped recommending Avast to friends who often ended up malware infected due to pre-installed Mcaffee not doing anything useful... Constant popups prompting to download a version 'upgrade' with the version that costs more button in bright yellow and the free or currently paid for version on a practically invisible 'greyed out' button. Even when I knew they were doing this I found it difficult to avoid ending up on a shop page...
Imagine if every time you got in your car and turned on the engine you had to decline an upgrade to a car that cost twice as much or every single bite of your burger at someone came up to you and tried to sell you another complete meal...
True, but you seem to be losing your edge faster... just a few years earlier (2003-2007), U.S. fire departments responded to an average of 287,000 [car fires per year]
Yeah its not as if petrol/diesel cars ever catch fire...
14,000 or so in the UK last year, which is a massive drop from the 28,800 in 1993 and those are just the accidental fires...
Newsflash: technology gets more reliable over time and the Tesla is still brand new compared to internal combustion that has had over 130 years of safety problems, development work and improvements. How often do you hear of mobile phones and laptops bursting into flames these days? For a while it seemed to be happening all the time...
I'd be more worried about... "Secret" updates that could be doing anything to my system more than a small boost to my battery life...
If you ask me Microsoft need to get back on track, put the brakes and stop the Metro bandwagon before they hit the buffers and their share price crashes.
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In terms of content, the story of Frederick is simple. In a community narrowly focused on efficiency, one mouse stands apart and concerns himself with art. Frederick notes the wonder of the world he lives in, and takes the time to assimilate it. While his cohorts may grumble at this behavior, when the dreariness of winter overtakes them they are grateful for Frederick's words. Frederick's poetry is seen as an essential supply for survival.
The illustrations are simple and yet extremely expressive -- witness my instant emotional reaction to a cover that was ninety-percent blank space -- and the wording is likewise concise. But the emotional impact of this book is what sets it apart. Out of sixty or seventy books I thumbed through today, I pulled out six that I felt defined my childhood. This book was at the top of the stack.
Unfortunately, his point of view is becoming more common. It looks like this generation of children is going to grow up in a world that cares more about their ability to memorize facts and formulas and regurgitate them for standardized tests than it cares about their ideas and imaginations.
Leo Lionni's books - especially Frederick - are great antidotes to that narrow mindset.
Frederick is an artistic and imaginative little mouse. While his family gathers food for the winter, Frederick sits around observing. The other mice criticize him for being lazy, but Frederick insists that what he's doing is important - he's collecting words and colors. When winter finally comes, of course, the food Frederick's family gathered sustains them. But eventually the food runs out and it is Frederick's vivid memories of the colors of spring, as well as his poems and stories, that take the other mice's minds off their troubles and get them through the winter.
I don't think there's a better book about the importance of nurturing the imagination than Frederick. When Lionni first wrote it, in 1966, it became an instant classic. Today it's not just a great children's book, it's a crucial one.


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Today's Words & Music Monday post is actually part of the Blog Tour for Moira Rogers' new release ARCHER'S LADY! This is the third installment of the Bloodhounds Series, and is full of action and really wild, wild west vampire awesomeness.
Our two day jaunt on this blog tour starts today with the Donna half of Moira Rogers (the other being the Bree half) sharing some musical inspiration. Tomorrow, I'll be posting my review of ARCHER'S LADY, and an interview with Bloodhounds Series cover artist, Kanaxa!!
My house is always loud and full of activity, so sometimes the closest I get to "peace and quiet" is slapping on my headphones, firing up iTunes or Spotify, and getting to work. So yeah—I'd say music is pretty vital to the way I work.
Bree and I always make playlists for our books. Sometimes, it's music the characters would love, other times it's all about what fits them thematically. When working on Archer's Lady, we listened to quite the eclectic mix of tunes, that's for sure.
The Last Steampunk Waltz (Ghostfire) & Sinner's Prayer (Sully Erna)
These two songs are, to the greatest extent, our Bloodhounds theme songs. We listen to them on repeat while working on every book. Both have a very otherworldly beat, they fit so well thematically that we suspect they wrote them just for us. (Okay, maybe not.)
Badass (Saliva) & Animal I Have Become (Three Days Grace)
I love these songs for sweeping, cinematic fight scenes. It doesn't get any better than this brand of angry, insistent hard rocking—and, of course, the Bloodhounds are all of the above!
The Gambler (Kenny Rogers)
You've got to know when to walk away…and know when to run. Never is this more true than in the Bloodhounds universe, where calling the wrong bluff out near the Deadlands could get you a couple of bite marks in the neck instead of bullet holes in the chest.
Desperado (Johnny Cash)
No, it's not a typo. Though the Eagles first cut this song—and what an awesome job they did—it's among the tracks that Cash covered as part of his American series of recordings. I chose this track for Archer not only because of the lyrics but for The Man in Black's rough vocals.
Ain't No Sunshine (Bill Withers) & Heart of Gold (Neil Young)
If it wasn't so damn anachronistic, Archer would put these on a mixed tape for Grace.
The Beast In Me (Johnny Cash)
Another Cash song, this one Archer's personal theme song.
La Pistola Y El Corazon (Los Lobos)
I'll never be able to write anything with gunslingers set in the West—alternate history or otherwise—without including a little Los Lobos. LOVE.
So, ladies & gents… have you seen something you like in this playlist?? Something you've never heard, but clicked and loved?? How about the Bloodhounds Series?? Alternate wild west with vamps & shifters, anyone?? I'm not going to past the whole blurb here, because I *know* you've all clicked the link above and saw it for yoursef, lol… but I can't help myself… for those of you who did NOT click above… this is the disclaimer for ARCHER'S LADY:
Warning: Contains a partly reformed con-artist heroine with a bruised heart and a mostly retired bank-robbing hero with a weary soul. Also included: vampire schemes, mad scientist plots, an alarming amount of dirty talk and some borderline-criminal bedroom antics in an alternate Wild West.
Let's talk wild, wild west… comment below with your thoughts on this playlist, or the series in general. Tomorrow, after midnight pacific, one random commenter will win their ebook choice of ARCHER'S LADY, or if you haven't started the series yet, WILDER'S MATE. Be sure to pop back in tomorrow for my review, and for a fun interview with the awesometastic cover artist for this series, Kanaxa!! Good Luck everyone!!


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I saw the opening episode.
I can't really recommend the show, per se.... it's nothing like 'West Wing', which was superb. 'Newsroom' strikes me as way too much of a soap opera, irrespective of the liberal bias.
However, the opening episode features a soliloquy by the leading character, just a few minutes into the episode. The leading character, played by Jeff Daniels, is a popular news anchorman, who has been invited to a debate of sorts in front of a university office. He tries to maintain a very neutral stance in the discussion, sitting between a liberal and a conservative panelist.... until a student asks if America is the greatest country in the world.... he then decides finally to speak up, and the speech he gives is exceptionally good.
After that, you can turn the show off
" I do not know of any compelling evidence for anthropomorphic patriarchs controlling human destiny from some hidden celestial vantage point" (Carl Sagan)
Howard Fineman wrote an interesting review of the show, which I pretty much agree with:
WASHINGTON -- After three episodes, I confess that I am all-in on The Newsroom.
When the show debuted last month, I approved -- grudgingly.
I liked the straightforward message. How can you argue with a plea for better journalism?
But I also was dismissive: an out-of-date (why wasn't it set at a website?), unconscious exercise in self-parody by occasional self-plagiarist Aaron Sorkin.
Now I realize what the show really is. Yes, it is unrealistic and predictable. It is preachy and takes place in a galaxy long ago and far away. In other words, it is a fairy tale. Well, fairy tales are meant to inspire and instruct, and The Newsroommanages to do both in a mostly entertaining way.
Episode 3, which hit HBO last night, is the best so far. The upstairs-downstairs soap opera stuff is unconvincing, and, frankly, I don't think Sorkin much cares.But the hour is more than redeemed by anchorman Will McAvoy's confessional, defiantly earnest speech on air about the worthy aims of his newly recast show. He vows to report news that is most important to creating an informed electorate; to thoroughly report the facts; to seek out the best advocates on all sides to frame debates on the issues; to put the news in context, historically and socially; and to avoid false editorial "balance" when there are not, in fact or in morality, "two sides" to a given story.
Why would his "News Night 2.0" aim to do all of this? Because, says McAvoy, "we are the media elite."
Cut to commercial.
Yes, I know: this is hortatory Sorkinese; anodyne, obvious and contradictory. The rule about avoiding "false" balance, for example, creates an exception big enough to drive a news division through. Same for "context." That can be a license to pontificate, obfuscate and speak in boilerplate.
But McAvoy's rules are worth thinking about, and, generally, worth admiring and striving to follow. Viewers/readers/voters would be better served if we in the business worked harder to remember and honor the McAvoy rules.
And we'd feel better, too.It will be fun to see how McAvoy and his Lois Lane-ish sidekick, EP Mackenzie McHale, deal with plummeting ratings and the Evil Big Boss, played with Helmsley-esque relish by peace activist/former CNN CEO-spouse Jane Fonda.
We know how it will turn out. The good guys will win -- barely, ruefully, wearily -- but triumphant.
After all, The Newsroom is a fairy tale.
" I do not know of any compelling evidence for anthropomorphic patriarchs controlling human destiny from some hidden celestial vantage point" (Carl Sagan)
Norm, I'm gonna disagree. I think, like the "West Wing", it got off to a slow start with the first couple of shows then got better. The episode from this past Sunday was one of the best yet, IMHO. For those folks that don't have HBO here is the clip from the very first show that Norm was referring to.
" I do not know of any compelling evidence for anthropomorphic patriarchs controlling human destiny from some hidden celestial vantage point" (Carl Sagan)
I looked at that video clip. It is classic overbearing Sorkinese, and true.
Maybe I'll get HBO for a few months.
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Norm, who gives a turd what Howard Fineman said about the show. I just watched the first episode and completely disagree that it's fantasy.
Turn the show off? I think you did in an elitist dismissal of the common entertainment.
The main premise; the media is the fourth branch of a healthy democracy. The show challenges the intelligence of the electorate, leaving the answer yet to be seen. All of the other drama is the spoon full of sugar the flipping stupid idiots need in order to actually get it.
A healthy press is required for a healthy democracy, the corporate goons and stooges we have at the helm now are not just doing a crappy job but are, in essence, committing treason against our democracy.
"Please be more specific or we'll choose to order a cheaper bilge-rat to replace you."
Don't denigrate Norman's initial assessment of the show (Sorry, bobbys, used two multi-syllabic words in one sentence! I'll try not to do that again.)... I had the same reaction at first and only started to warm to it when I realized we'd be getting one good nugget a week under the rest of the dross.
Week three was worth the whole candle and, as soon as my cable is back on (lost the outside wiring) I'll see Week four.
I'm just glad it's NOT your ordinary network garbage. Fat chance this would ever be on one of the Big Three.
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Now for the question I'll keep asking until a get an answer: WHO is Mickey Murtaugh?
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The big news event on the show this past Sunday was the shooting of Gabby Giffords. What hit home was the fact that all the major news networks, i.e. CNN, FOX, ABC, CBS etc. with the exception of one (MSNBC) rushed to pronounce her dead. MSNBC was the only network that refused to announce this without proof and confirmation.
A memorable line from the show is "news people don't determine when people die, doctors do".
The show is interesting, although I think I was correct in my initial assessment: it's a vehicle for Sorkin's politics, mixed with enough soap opera to satisfy the masses. The backstory line is easily dismissed: all the staffers are young, single, and sleeping with each other. Do we REALLY need to present such a distorted picture of life to capture the attention of the America TV audience?
The method he uses is pretty interesting, though.... using real life events to illustrate his political points. On the latest episode, Sorkin basically recounts the utterly false story about Obama's trip to India costing $200M per day.... a number which was implausible even WITHOUT research. The story started from an Indian news source, without any attribution or evidence, and FOX, CNN, Rush Limbaugh, etc... as well as numerous Republican politicians.... picked it up and ran with it. Sorkin uses the actual clips to prove the point.
It is cleverly written. Not nearly as good as 'West Wing', but fun to watch, regardless.
" I do not know of any compelling evidence for anthropomorphic patriarchs controlling human destiny from some hidden celestial vantage point" (Carl Sagan)
Just got HBO Go on my iPad, I'm a sucker for Sorkens jab punch jab writing style. Just finished the premier episode looking forward to catching up.
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Unfortunately HBO is not included with ou "basic" cable service. I wish I could see it. My dad was a career Newsman ("the best News Editor in the Midwest" according to his cousin and workmate) and zi consider myself fortunate for having working in his Newsroom as a Copy Boy in my youth.
Back when those Brisish Comet Airliners were crashing, and one went down, I read the AP and UPIcopy over the teletype macines first, and dad, who was an aviation enthusiast and one-time pilot, would tell me to keep the Coment crash copy coming to him as soon as it arrived. Sometimes we would be reading the teletype word-by-word, together.


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The Badminton emerging and dominating power in the coming years
I see many and exciting emerging power trending based on the few SS tournaments post the England 2012 Olympic:
Post LCW, LinDan, Taufik and Peter Gade era, I have been impressed with the landscape where emerging young players from India's Parupalli, Malaysia's Daren and Danish players like Jan O Jorgensen and Viktor Axelsen are becoming a regular contenders when LCW, LinDan are nowhere around.
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CHN, then the rest (all countries: MAS, INDIA, DENMARK, HONGKONG/SOUTH KOREA/JAPAN -- I am not impressed with Indonesia at all: the players are already too old and too late if they never won SS).
I am really impressed with THA ladies. They are young, agile and can go head-to-head with CHN. CHN is not a power-house in this category. CHN, THA, GERMANY's Juliane, TAIPEI and INDIA's Saina dominate here. (No Indonesia ladies at all)
I am pretty certain the SOUTH KOREA will dominate. The Koreans pairs shuffled post Jung Jae Sung's retirements surprisingly rise to the top and won 2 SS already.
No any other CHN pairs will dominate after CY/FHF.
KOREA is on top and they will win most of the SS, then DENMARK. After those 2 countries, the rest are JAPAN, CHN and INDONESIA and they will only win the GP tournaments.
CHN is still the best in this category. I am disappointed with the top 2 Indonesian pairs. They both lost to CHP/LYG. This Malaysian pair is making the news nowadays.
The ranking for XD : CHN, then INDONESIA, MALAYSIA, DENMARK.
CHN is still on top. They seems to have new pairs that rise to the top and dominate the event so quickly.Ma Jin is a monster. She is the XD/WD top specialist over powering Zhao YunLei now.
The ranking for WD: CHN then DENMARK, JAPAN.
Please chime in with your opinions.
Thanks.Last edited by indrg; 11-17-2012 at 09:22 AM.
The Ranking I think is still in this order:
CHN, then the rest (all countries: MAS, INDIA, DENMARK, HONGKONG/SOUTH KOREA/JAPAN -- I am not impressed with Indonesia at all: the players are already too old and too late if they never won SS).
you must be kidding , MAS daren liew and chong wei feng are 25yo , and gonn a br 26 next year .. it's OLD !!! haha
MAS youngster is Zulfadly Zulkifly (20 yo) who never won any Senior Title , and INA youngster Wisnu Yuli who just Dumped MAS veteren Hafiz Hashim and grabbed title in Malaysia Int Chalenge , runner up Indonesia and Vietnam int Chalenge
Wisnu Only join 8 tourney this year , so there will be Macau and Korea GPG .. so I predict that he will be in top 40 in the end of the yearLast edited by alans; 11-22-2012 at 09:36 PM.
wang yihan is 24
li xuerui is 21
wang shixian is 22
uprising Chen Xiaojia is 21
several other WS players from china in thee top 20.
they arer still no1 in WS for the next years to come. don't forget they have some problem (injuries...) after the OG, but they still dominate in the years to come!
MS: a tough one. if lin dan will come back, he'll be the dominator. i guess china will be no1, chen long, uprising wang zhengming...
WD: well... china.
MD: think you're right with korea. they are so good... not denmark, the have nothing behind boe/mogensen and they are not that young...;-)
MX: zhang is so gifted. think china is ahead here too...
Tough to predict anything, really, but here's my take.
China still on top, clearly, but India has got a couple of very good prospects indeed, curious to see how they'll evolve. Japan is still consistent, nothing amazing, but solid players in the Top 10. Personnally, I think Sony Kuncoro may produce some upsets and win some reknown tournament in the near future.
Korea is obviously gonna trust the spotlights, 2 pairs in the Top 10, Japan also very strong and making steady progress, definitely got to be wary of them ! As far as potential is concerned, the Thai pair Bodin/Issarat is the one that comes to mind, they've got what it takes to become the new KKK/TBH.
China won't be as dominant as before, but hey, you can't have one Cai Yun and Fu Haifeng every generation^^ Still, their "youngsters" showed some promise, I'm sure in 2 to 3 years at least one pair will be in the Top 5, battling for all the major tournaments.
China is very consistent in producing champions, and as long as Ma Jin keeps on playing... Still, this is pretty open, but I fear Denmark and Indonesia will fall a little, compared to their recent success. Looking forward to seeing how Yoo Yeon Seong and Ye Na Jang will evolve as well, they could become a major force and break through soon enough. Russia also shows good improvement recently, who knows...
Can't say I follow WS and WD close enough to make a statement about these categories, unfortunately, but it's still nice to see that there are more and more players coming from different countries, and that China is less and less dominant.
Was wondering along the same lines myself, but more of a who's the most promising badminton prodigy? LD and LCW won their first tournaments at around 20. Haven't seen any winners that young recently.
A lot has been said in Malaysia about our backup players, but I notice that many of them are already over 22 and haven't won anything yet. I don't harbour any hope of them ever reaching LCW's standard.
Viktor Axelsen seems to be the highest ranked youngster in MS. The rest are far behind. However, don't recall seeing him play, so not sure how good he is.
For WS, I think there are quite a few youngsters coming up, although China will still probably dominate for years.
How about the other events? No outstanding youngsters (under 21s) spring to mind.