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Tropical Cyclone Rusty has picked up speed and is tracking towards Western Australia's Pilbara as locals take shelter and mining sites ground to a halt ahead of its expected landfall.
The giant category four storm is about 125km north-north-east of Port Hedland and gathering strength, with winds near its eye gusting to more than 200 kilometres per hour.
The Department of Fire and Emergency Services' Les Hayter says Rusty's speed has picked up to about 8 kilometres an hour.
"It's not sitting still. It's decided to make a move and it's making it reasonably quick," he said.
The mining town of Port Hedland is expected to escape the worst of Rusty, with the system now expected to hit near the tiny Pilbara community of Pardoo, about 120 kilometres east of Port Hedland.
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Ian Badger at Pardoo Roadhouse says winds are strong and the rain is steady.
"I've got some leaking in the roof and I've got water coming in through," he said.
"As long as the building holds together I'll be alright."
Mr Badger says besides himself, two men are seeking refuge in their truck cabin at the roadhouse.
He says he is well prepared but the amount of rain hitting the region in the past few days is a concern.
"It's just a matter of hanging on. The amount of water that's around is a bit worrying," he said.
"The ground is very sodden, very soft. As soon as you get a get a bit of strong wind, trees start going over."
This morning the storm was around 200 kilometres across, with the eye of the storm 65km in diameter.
Forecasters say Rusty will dump up to 600 millimetres of rain in a 24-hour period, with very destructive winds in excess of 160kph expected to hit as it approaches the coast.
Port Hedland has already recorded wind gusts of up to 120kph and a red alert is in place for communities between Pardoo and Whim Creek, including Port Hedland and South Hedland.
Residents in the red alert area have been told to take shelter.
Emergency authorities are warning residents are in for a prolonged period of lockdown as the slow-moving system heads across the coast.
"Unfortunately it's not typical of the cyclones we get up here, that take about 12 hours to cross, and we say goodbye to that one, and focus on the next one," Mr Hayter said.
"I really feel sorry for the people in red alert mode at the moment. This is going to be for a very long period of time."
The Bureau of Meteorology's Neil Bennett warns that the system is expected to pack a punch.
"These are severe tropical cyclones. These are very, very powerful systems and even though many residents in the Pilbara have been through a number of tropical cyclones, they still bring with them an element of risk and they just can't be underestimated," he said.
"We're expecting that during [today] we could see wind gusts in excess of 160kph," he said.
"[This] evening, we could see some gusts getting up to nearly 250kph."
Bureau regional director Mike Bergin says Port Hedland will experience the equivalent of Perth's entire winter rainfall in just three days.
"It's going to be a long, protracted and quite dangerous experience," he said.
Port Hedland evacuation centres have been set up in Andrew McLaughlin Community Centre in Keesing Street and Wanangkura Recreation Centre in Hamilton Road.
Emergency authorities say the South Hedland stadium, which is also being used as an evacuation centre, is at capacity.
Sarah Hoogenboom, from the Department for Child Protection, says it was a noisy night for those who slept in Port Hedland's evacuation centres.
"Lots of wind, we have lost a windscreen but obviously that didn't cause harm to anyone or anything like that so the building is holding up quite well," she said.
"Lots of noise, lots of rain and lots of wind and the intensity of it doesn't seem to drop off."
One resident, Steve Brooks says he could hear the storm picking up pace overnight.
"You could hear things picking up, a howling noise and there were a lot more noises like bits of tin from the shed starting to lift off a bit," he said.
"It's quietened down a bit now but I'm sure it'll pick up again before long."
Eight schools in Hedland are closed until further notice, including Hedland Senior High School and Port and South Hedland primary schools.
The Yandeyarra Remote Community School and Marble Bar and Nullagine primary schools have been closed due to a risk of flooding.
Workers have also been evacuated from mining camps and rigs across the Pilbara.
One worker, called Shane, told the ABC that a fleet of charter planes was used to clear out his fly-in, fly-out camp near Tom Price.
"We got all the night shift guys off last night on charter flights out of here and I was in the office until about 10 [o'clock] last night trying to organise flights to get everyone home," he said.
"We're supposed to be on R and R from Friday [and we've] got an extra two days off, so can't complain about that."
Mining giants Fortescue Metals and Atlas Iron have both locked down all operations in Port Hedland, with all work suspended.
The Port handles a fifth of all the world's sea-borne iron ore, and the cyclone has halted the loading of millions of tonnes of the commodity.
Rio Tinto says it has stopped ship loading at nearby Dampier and Cape Lambert, but all other operations including rail and stockpiling are continuing.
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She was born March 3, 1931. in Grapevine to the late John Mark and Sadie A. Threlkeld. Sadie was a member of Ten Mile Missionary Baptist Church in Lonsdale, was a devoted wife, mother, sister, grandmother, friend and homemaker.
Sadie was preceded in death by her parents; sons, Bobby Threlkeld and Troy Wayne James; two daughters, Cynthia Gaile Richardson and Connie Darlene Parish; seven brothers; one sister; and a son-in-law, Edward Smith.
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BOSTON, Mass.—Beginning January 2, UMass Boston women's hockey will host the 7th Annual Codfish Bowl Tournament at the Clark Athletic Center Ice Arena. This year's edition of the Codfish Bowl includes Stevenson University and Neumann University, along with first-time participants Connecticut College.
The two-day tournament begins January 3 at 12 pm, with the two winners moving on to compete in Friday's Codfish Bowl Championship Game at 4 p.m. UMass Boston will be looking for their first-ever title in the Codfish Bowl Tournament, while Neumann University and Stevenson University both are aiming for their first title game appearance in their second trip to the Clark Athletic Center Ice Arena.
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Consolation Game, 3:00 p.m.
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The women's Codfish Bowl will have a new champion for the third-straight year, as past champions Trinity College (four), Bowdoin College (one) and Lake Forest College (one) are not in this year's field. UMass Boston carries a 5-7 record all-time in the tournament and the Beacons have advanced to the championship game in all but one edition of the tournament.
In last year's tournament, UMass Boston knocked off Stevenson University 2-1, while Lake Forest College edged Plymouth State University 5-0. The Foresters went on to earn a 5-1 win over UMass Boston in the title game, thanks to a big three-goal second period.
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Location: Boston, Mass.
Conference: ECAC East
Head Coach: Colleen Harris (4th season)
Tournament Appearances/Record: 7th/5-7
Overall Record: 3-6-2
Conference Record: 1-4-0
UMass Boston continues their quest for their first ever Codfish Bowl Tournament Title after advancing to their fifth Codfish Bowl Tournament Championship Game in six tries last year. While the Beacons struggled throughout November, they entered the break playing their best hockey of the season with a 2-0-1 record in their final three games of the fall semester. Goaltenders Casey Schaejbe (Arlington, Mass.) and Moe Bradley (Swampscott, Mass.) combined for back-to-back shutouts in the Beacons' last final two games before break-to tie the program-record for consecutive shutouts.
The two goalies have each started five games this season with comparable stats; Schaejbe (1.62 GAA, .938 save percentage) does hold a slight lead over Bradley (1.74 GAA, .922 save percentage). Offensively, senior co-captain Katie Loiselle (Glocester, R.I.) leads the team with six points (3 G, 3 A), while Samantha Fallon (Pembroke, Mass.) paces the Beacons with her five goals. The Beacons have one of their deepest rosters in program history, as 28 players have already earned playing time during the first semester.
Stevenson University
Location: Owings Mills, Md.
Conference: Independent
Head Coach: Tracy Johnson (1st season)
Tournament Appearances/Record: 2nd/1-1
Overall Record: 3-7-1
First-year head coach Tracy Johnson leads Stevenson University back to the Clark Athletic Center Ice Arena where the Mustangs earned one of the program's six victories last season. After falling 2-1 last season to the Beacons in the opening round, Stevenson knocked off Plymouth State University 3-1 behind a two-point day from Rachel Martell. Now in their second season at the Division III level, Stevenson is 6-6-1 against the other three Division III independents: SUNY Canton, Franklin Pierce University, University of New England and Division I Independent Sacred Heart University, and 3-16-1 against all other Division III competition.
After a 3-1-1 start to the year, Stevenson has lost six-straight road games, with all six coming by multiple-goals. Sophomore Mackenzie Taggart is tied for fifth in the nation with her 11 goals and tied for second in the country with her six power-play tallies. The former Colorado Select player has led the team in goals and points in each of the program's two seasons, with former club teammate Molly O'Neill (four goals and seven points) ranked second both years. In net, McKenzie Bruch and Sarah Modzelewski have split time for the second consecutive year.
Neumann University
Location: Aston, Pa.
Conference: ECAC West
Head Coach: Kelly Rider (1st season)
Tournament Appearances/Record: 2nd/1-1
Overall Record: 2-8-0
Conference Record: 1-5-0
Neumann University returns to the Clark Athletic Center Ice Arena and the Codfish Bowl for the second time in program history, after previously competing in the 2009 tournament. The Knights dropped their opening round game to eventual champion Trinity College (Conn.) 6-5, before knocking off UMass Boston 4-3 in the consolation round. This year's team is off to a slow start at 2-8 and 1-5 in ECAC West play under first-year head coach Kelly Rider. While the Knights have played well at home (2-2), they will be looking for their first win (0-6) away from the friendly confines of the IceWorks Skating Complex.
Offense has been problematic for the Knights this season, as they have been held to one goal or fewer in seven of their 10 contests. Freshman Meghan Power leads the team with her four assists and six points, while Shanelle Doucette owns the team lead with her three goals. Last year's leading scorer Edie Brenning (10 G, 11 A) has been held to just one goal and three assists thus far this season. Justina Mayr has seen the majority of time in goal this year and has posted a team-best 3.26 goals against average and .902 save percentage in eight appearances.
Connecticut College
Location: New London, Conn.
Conference: NESCAC
Head Coach: Kristin Steele (13th season)
Tournament Appearances/Record: 1st/ 0-0
Overall Record: 4-2-2
Conference Record: 1-1-2
The Camels of Connecticut College will be making their first-ever appearance in the Codfish Bowl Tournament this year as the sole representative of the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC). The NESCAC has had at least one representative in the tournament in five of the six prior tournaments, with Bowdoin and Trinity combining to go 11-3 in their combined 7 appearances.
Connecticut College is off to a 4-2-2 start thanks to a three-game winning streak right before the holiday break. The winning streak included back-to-back wins over fellow tournament participant Stevenson University. This year's team is led by seniors Olivia Farrell (4 G, 2 A) and Courtney Dumont (1 G, 4 A) who sit in first and second place on the team in points. Kelsie Fralick has been phenomenal in net, registering a 1.29 goals against average and .952 save percentage in six starts.


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What is an Early Childhood Education Degree?
Early Childhood Education Degree Programs cover topics like developmental psychology, pedagogy, literacy, and other ways to develop and improve classroom teaching methods. They may be suitable for a current teacher, or anyone who wants to enter the education field.
Graduate Early Childhood Education degree programs also aim to prepare students to pursue non-classroom roles. They teach about designing and interpreting educational research, educational policy, and other subjects to support leadership and decision-making.
About Early Childhood Education
Early childhood education (ECE) is a branch of education concerned with teaching young children, typically from preschool through third grade. As such, Early Childhood Education programs tend to focus on the growth, development, and educational needs of children up to about age eight. This might include emotional development and cognitive skills, as well as motor and social skills.
Students might study things like developmental psychology and the impact of culture on early childhood development. They may also take courses in teaching strategies and curriculum design while earning their early childhood education degree.
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When choosing a graduate program in Early Childhood Education, it's important to weigh a number of factors.
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Early Childhood Education Masters Programs
Early Childhood Education Masters programs are typically one to two year programs that require a bachelors degree. Some are designed for current teachers wishing to advance their understanding of early childhood education or develop administrative and leadership skills.
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Masters in Early Childhood Education programs award a variety of degree types, including those listed below. These might not be the only degrees you come across in your search, but they are some of the more frequently offered options.
- Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) in Early Childhood Education - This is often a practitioner focused program and may place a heavier emphasis on classroom techniques and methods.
- Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Early Childhood Education - While also touching on classroom instruction, the M.Ed. may explore areas of administration or the school system at large. Often these programs cater to current teachers who wish to advance their career, but this varies.
- Master of Science in Early Childhood Education - MS programs may share many similarities with the MAT but could focus more closely on Early Childhood Education specific content. However these programs vary widely by school.
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Early Childhood Education Doctoral Programs tend to focus on understanding or performing research regarding early childhood development and how young children learn. You might also study how to develop and apply strategies to help education systems succeed for this age group.
The two most common types of Doctorate Early Childhood Education degrees are the Ph.D. and Ed.D. PhD programs may be more academic in nature. EdD programs, on the other hand, are practitioner degrees focused on the field of early childhood education.
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Those interested in learning more about early childhood education at the graduate level, but not quite ready to commit to a degree program may opt for a certificate. Graduate certificates in Early Childhood Education may be available at both the masters level (great for those who hold a bachelor's degree) and post-masters level (for those who have already earned a master's degree).
These programs are typically shorter in duration than a full degree program and could give you the opportunity to study a specific topic closely. In some cases, you may be able to apply these credits toward the completion of a graduate degree program later on.
Similar to Early Childhood Education degree programs, you may find a great deal of variety between certificates. They may differ between subject areas and topics, requirements, formats, and more. Therefore it's best to speak with an advisor before enrolling.
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On campus Early Childhood Education programs may enable you to take advantage of a number of valuable resources. Attending class in a physical classroom means you might interact with your professor face to face. Not to mention you could talk and collaborate with your peers on projects and assignments.
Attending a program at early childhood education schools may also grant you access to the resources and facilities on that campus. This might include things like libraries, technology labs, and other support services and social opportunities.
Finally, some schools may have relationships with nearby ECE organizations. This could be helpful in securing an internship or student teaching opportunities. Contact programs to see what potential benefits and resources may be available.
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Online early childhood education graduate programs are a flexible option that may help fit your education into your life. Courses may be completed from your own computer or other compatible, internet-enabled device, from wherever works for you. This may be a great option for working professionals, as often coursework can be completed when convenient as long as deadlines are met.
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Last August, UCLA Anderson School of Management and the National University of Singapore Business School officially launched a joint Executive MBA (EMBA) program designed to train top executives for the global marketplace furthering our commitment to global management education. This month, the inaugural class of this dual-degree program began experiencing an intensive two-week residential segment at UCLA Anderson.
The UCLA – NUS partnership offers a distinctive platform for learning in a highly interactive and experiential environment. Faculty from UCLA Anderson and NUS Business School offer the highest standards of research and teaching to deliver an unparalleled response to the needs of organizations, leaders, managers and entrepreneurs in a profoundly changing global atmosphere.
Comprising the first UCLA – NUS Executive MBA class are 21 students currently living and working in Asia and the Pacific Rim representing a diverse range of industries, backgrounds and management functions.
"This new Executive MBA program is truly a distinctive opportunity as students get the advantage of entering two of the world's leading graduate management education programs," said inaugural class member Richard Houghton, global head of derivative operations, Standard Chartered Bank, based in London. "This global educational program provides participants with the best tools to advance our careers and professional networks."
This international oriented EMBA program is co-directed by UCLA Anderson School Professor Chris Erickson and NUS Professor Jochen Wirtz, both of whom work closely with UCLA Anderson Dean Bruce Willison and Professor Chris Tang, who recently returned to UCLA after serving two years as dean of NUS Business School.
The program provides a well-balanced general management focus that imparts knowledge and develops skills that executives need to manage multinational corporations.
The intensive program comprises six two-week residential segments in Los Angeles, Shanghai and Singapore over 15 months, providing in-depth exposure to the distinct intellectual and business cultures of these cities and adding much value to the total learning experience. Upon completion, students will receive degrees from both UCLA and NUS, both of whose business schools are accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).
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On Saturday August 18th, the U10 and U11 Girls TSA (TDYSL) teams, along with the U13 Boys TSA (TDYSL) team, participated in the opening ceremonies for TFC. The girls escorted the players onto the field and the boys acted as flag bearers.
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Etobicoke Energy U13 Girls (Green) - Champions, Oshawa Frank Sobil's Tournament (May 2009)
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Etobicoke Energy U13 Girls (Green) - Champions, Oshawa Frank Sobil's Tournament
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Etobicoke Energy U9 Girls (Green) - Champions, Spring Thaw Classic (March 2009)
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Etobicoke Energy U15 Girls A - Ontario Futsal Cup Champions, (February 2009)
Etobicoke Energy U13 Girls A - Champions, Sahlen's Sports Park Buffalo (N.Y.) 11v11 (January 2009)
Etobicoke Energy U9 Boys (Green) - Finalist U10 Mississauga All Star Tournament (August 2009)
Etobicoke Energy U13 Boys (Green) - Champions, Peterborough Challenge Cup (June 2009)
Etobicoke Energy U9 Girls (Green) - Champions, Etobicoke Youth Soccer Tournament (June 2009)
Etobicoke Energy U13 Girls (Green) - Champions, Lake Simcoe Rep Tournament (September 2009)
Etobicoke Energy U13 Girls (White) - Finalists, Lake Simcoe Tournament (September 2009)
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CHIKIAR BAUER, Irene. Lucía Miranda: o el camino de la extrañeza a la absorción. Olivar [online]. 2011, vol.12, n.15, pp.37-57. ISSN 1852-4478.
In this paper the ideological and programmatic assumptions underlying the novel Lucía Miranda by Eduarda Mansilla are analysed. A woman writer in a country where only the elites had access to writing and to high culture, Eduarda Mansilla presents in the first part of her novel a series of reading scenes through which she extols the virtues of popular education. In the second part of the book, on the other hand, once she has introduced the culture clash -of the literate culture represented by the Spanish and the oral culture represented by the timbúes-, she seeks to achieve a synthesis of opposites that would highlight the best in each. It is in this attempt that she reveals the ideological project that she advocates. The interplay of appropriations, projections and interweavings connecting Lucía Miranda with the romancero, the reading scenes, and the Cantar del Mío Cid make it possible to shed some light on a choice that does not avoid personal, family and class constraints within the context of Argentinian history and the horizon of expectations at that time.
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I looked up the guy's website and found this statement from him: http://jonwolfphotography.blogspot.com/2011/02/regarding-christina-greens-portrait.html - even if a charity donation was his intent from the beginning, it seems like a pretty odd way to go about it.
I went through this recently with the movie Tron. I wanted to watch it, preferably in HD, before the new movie came out. You'd think Disney would have capitalized on all the hype surrounding the new one and released a new Blu-ray edition of the original. But supposedly what happened was they did some test screenings of the original, and younger audiences were turned off by how cheesy it was. Fearful that this could actually hurt the new movie, Disney scrapped plans for a DVD/Blu-ray release. So, when I went to try and legally purchase this film, it wasn't available ANYWHERE. The closest I could find was a used DVD on Amazon, for something like $40 because it's out of print. So, I pirated it - I found a nice 720p copy that someone had ripped from an HDTV broadcast. I watched it, got the hit of nostalgia I was looking for, and now that I've seen it I would probably be unlikely to buy the film if and when it gets an official release. Good job throwing money away, Disney!
"Even the cheapest DS games go for around $20."
Except on the DS download store, where games range from around $2-10. But hardly anyone uses it, because it's DSi-only, a pain to use, under-promoted, and not open to all developers. Apple became a gaming powerhouse - and is driving this market push towards cheaper games - because they have a great, tightly-integrated app store that's open to basically anyone who wants to make a game. That kind of access to developers has led to a booming market of innovation, variety, and quality that makes Nintendo's download store look like a joke. Some people rag on Apple's app store for not being truly "open," but really, it's pretty damn open, especially compared to how closed off game consoles have always been.
Nintendo has always been at least a generation behind when it comes to the internet, so it's going to be a long time before they figure this out and adapt. Even Xbox has indie games, which are free to try and give Xbox Live's marketplace a hint of that mass novelty that smartphone app stores have.
Reggie's being really silly and short-sighted here. I think most consumers understand the difference between a big-budget, big-screen game that will deliver a long, engrossing experience, and a $1 phone game that will entertain them in brief spurts on the subway. Nintendo's challenge here is to make SURE customers understand that distinction, if they want to keep producing big-budget games and selling them at (understandably) higher prices.
The real test will be if Nintendo can recognize that consumers clearly enjoy these small, cheap games, and diversify its own product line to accommodate that - not only creating their own "mini games," but opening up their gates a little so 3rd parties can, as well. I don't think handhelds like the 3DS can compete in the long run against smartphones if they don't create a gaming marketplace open to all developers, like Apple's app store. Through branding they could clearly distinguish the difference between this marketplace and their own big-budget games. And I guarantee they'd make a lot more money than they currently are on their incredibly lackluster digital download store.
Hardcore gamers will always be there for the big console companies. I think what Nintendo's really miffed about is that they made huge gains in opening up gaming to a casual audience with the Wii and DS, but now that the same casual audience can play Angry Birds on their phone for a buck, their Wiis and DSs are collecting dust. You'd better adapt, Nintendo, or that "blue ocean" of yours will dry up.
Even Israeli security, the best in the world, thinks full-body scanners are a waste of money: http://www.vancouversun.com/travel/Full+body+scanners+waste+money+Israeli+expert+says/2941610/story. html - THAT's the guy who should be talking to Congress.
The biggest flaw here is the idea that you SHOULD be able to make a living as a musician. There's simply no such thing. If the market has changed, the market has changed, and you don't "deserve" anything more than that. I don't know of any other industry (except movies) where "this should be making money" is used as a justification to prop up old business models. No one buys typewriters because they feel bad that someone "should" be making money off of typewriters. It might seem a bit harsh, but the market has changed, and the new reality might just be that it's now much, much harder to make a living as a musician. Ask painters or other artists how easy it's been for them all this time. It hasn't. But they kept doing it because they love it, they found ways to support themselves, and some of them became very successful. That 30,000 people are making a living as musicians is actually quite remarkable, all things considered.
Technology is changing every creative industry right now. Ask photographers how well they're faring in the age of digital cameras. The people who will truly fail are the ones who put all their effort into trying to protect the way things "should" be (ie the way they used to be), rather than looking realistically at the changes in the market and adapting to them.
I saw something similar to this earlier today, when I followed a link to watch Cee-lo's new video for his "Fuck You" song. It wasn't on his YouTube channel (where he scored a massive viral hit with the previous minimal video), but instead on his Facebook, where you had to "Like" him before you could watch the video. I'm not much of a Facebook user, and hell, I hadn't even seen the video yet, so I didn't want to do it. Naturally, someone had already uploaded the video elsewhere (TwitVid), so I watched it there instead. I'd much rather feel compelled to like or tweet someone because I'm impressed with their content, rather than being forced to promote them just so I can see their content. In the case of the Cee-lo Facebook thing, it was probably very effective in gaining him a lot of Likes, as most people don't think much about liking something. But as someone who curates my social feeds somewhat carefully, I found it to be at turnoff.
Even $200 million movies don't need to cost anywhere near $200 million. They cost that much because the whole system of traditional Hollywood moviemaking is bloated and archaic, weighed down by ridiculous union rules, stars who demand huge paychecks, and an industry that's been doing things the exact same way for decades, despite incredible advancements in technology. It's sad to see them constantly blaming the specter of piracy for whatever losses they may or may not have, when they should be looking at the way they make movies and realizing it's an absurd waste of money.
Anon: If that's the case, then why isn't Marvel putting the trailer out there themselves? Why not combat the leak by driving traffic back to their own site with a higher-quality version?
Someone on Twitter pointed out that the Thor trailer is going to be on the Iron Man 2 DVD/Blu-ray, out in September. Could they be trying to treat advertising as content by foolishly attempting to keep the trailer offline until then?


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We live-blogged all the action in the stock market on Thursday. You can find a compact rundown of the day\'s action in Market Snapshot.
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- 9:47 am
- In the green
- by Victor Reklaitis
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Good morning.
Stocks have wobbled in the early going, but they're up at last check.
Dow +0.2%
Nasdaq +0.1%
- 9:49 am
- Dovish Draghi
- by Victor Reklaitis
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European stocks moved higher after dovish remarks from European Central Bank President Mario Draghi.
So that's providing a positive backdrop for U.S. stocks in the early going.
Photo credit: AFP/Getty Images
- 9:55 am
- Fresh intraday highs
- by Victor Reklaitis
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Nearly 30 minutes into today's session, stocks are holding in the green.
The main indexes hit fresh intraday highs in the last few minutes, and they're now pulling back a little.
Dow +0.3% or 44 points
Nasdaq +0.1%
- 10:00 am
- What Draghi said
- by Victor Reklaitis
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So what was so dovish in the comments from European Central Bank President Mario Draghi?
MarketWatch's Bill Watts reports:
"…the key moment was when he said the ECB stood ready to act in June, albeit with the caveat that policy makers want to see the June update to staff economic forecasts. There's a good chance those forecasts will show a further deterioration in the inflation outlook, economists say, which would seem to cement a policy move next month."
Credit for the dove photo: Shutterstock
- 10:02 am
- Yellen Q&A underway
- by Victor Reklaitis
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Lots of central bank news today.
Fed chief Janet Yellen's second day before U.S. lawmakers is unfolding.
She's now in Q&A mode, and MarketWatch's Yellen live blog has all the details.
Photo credit: Bloomberg
- 10:13 am
- Dubious Yellenisms?
- by Victor Reklaitis
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Some of the readers commenting on this live blog are taking central bankers to task.
MarketWatch columnist Diana Furchtgott-Roth writes in the same vein in her latest column.
- 10:26 am
- Near records
- by Victor Reklaitis
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With today's gain, the Dow and S&P 500 have moved within a few points of their record closes achieved last month.
Below are the numbers to beat.
The record highs:
COMP: 4,357.97 (3/5/14) (14-yr high)
COMP: 4,371.71 (3/6/14) (14-yr high)
- 10:33 am
- Keurig Green Mountain leads S&P
- by Victor Reklaitis
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Keurig Green Mountain /quotes/zigman/30382045/delayed /quotes/nls/gmcr GMCR , the single-serve coffee pioneer, is the best peformer today in the S&P 500, last up 11.9% in the wake of its quarterly earnings report.
Other notable movers include Tesla /quotes/zigman/118681/delayed /quotes/nls/tsla TSLA , down 5.1% after its quarterly release. The stock even tripped a circuit breaker, though at this point it's roughly halved its intraday loss.
Read more about today's jumpiest names in our Movers & Shakers column.
Credit for photo of Tesla's Elon Musk: AFP/Getty Images
- 10:39 am
- MarketWatch Radio newscast
- by Anora Mahmudova
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Yellen returns to Capitol Hill and Keurig Green Mountain has brewed up strong earnings. MarketeWatch's Ann Cates reports.
- 10:43 am
- Claims beat
- by Victor Reklaitis
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ICYMI: Today's jobless claims report also has contributed to this session's positive tone.
Initial weekly jobless claims dropped by 26,000 to a seasonally adjusted 319,000.
Economists surveyed by MarketWatch had expected claims to fall to 325,000.
Read more about the claims in Jeff Bartash's story, which features the adjacent chart.
- 10:47 am
- Retailers rally
- by Anora Mahmudova
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Luxury retail companies are rallying today.
A possible explanation: Fossil was raised to buy from neutral by Citigroup.
The ETF that track retailers – SPDR S&P Retail ETF is up 1.8%.
Fossil Group /quotes/zigman/17693969/delayed /quotes/nls/fosl FOSL +3.5%
Tiffany& Co /quotes/zigman/243577/delayed /quotes/nls/tif TIF +3.4%
Macy's Inc /quotes/zigman/467976/delayed /quotes/nls/m M +2.1%
Michael Kors /quotes/zigman/7705184/delayed /quotes/nls/kors KORS +1.9%
Nordstrom /quotes/zigman/235890/delayed /quotes/nls/jwn JWN +1.7%
- 10:59 am
- Dow tops record close
- by Anora Mahmudova
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average just topped its previous record closing level and fell back again.
The S&P 500 is flirting with record closing high as well.
Dow +59 points
S&P 500 +7 points
Nasdaq +29 points
- 11:12 am
- WSJ Live: Jobless claims, stocks to watch
- by Anora Mahmudova
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Victor Reklaitis takes a look at the markets, including three stocks to watch today. Photo: Getty.
- 11:28 am
- Yellen's congressional testimony: day 2
- by Anora Mahmudova
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Fed chief Janet Yellen is still talking to the senators.
You can follow her testimony in the live blog.
- 11:38 am
- A look at sectors
- by Anora Mahmudova
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On the S&P 500 only two sectors are trading lower – utilities and energy, which are incidentally market leaders so far this year.
Today's winners are telecoms, consumer discretionary and tech stocks.
On the Nasdaq Composite, Internet and biotech companies are rallying, after being dumped yesterday.
- 11:48 am
- People travelling places...
- by Anora Mahmudova
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Both the Dow Industrials and Dow Transports have topped their record closing levels.
When this happens, according to the Dow Theory, markets are set for further rises, i.e. it's a 'buy signal'.
Among Dow transports members – all but Fedex are trading higher.
- 12:06 pm
- Expetidors International rallies
- by Anora Mahmudova
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Expedit0rs International of Washington /quotes/zigman/71690/delayed /quotes/nls/expd EXPD is up 6.2% after earnings results published on Wednesday.
Earnings per share were inline with expectations, but revenues beat estimates.
- 12:24 pm
- J.P. Morgan cuts Tesla's price target
- by Sue Chang
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Analysts at J.P. Morgan on Thursday lowered Tesla Motors' /quotes/zigman/118681/delayed /quotes/nls/tsla TSLA price target to $163 from $164 a day after the electric car maker released first-quarter earnings.
The results were generally in line with expectations but Ryan Brinkman at J.P. Morgan noted that sizable operating expenses is likely to weigh on near-term outlook.
Tesla is clearly unique in many respects amongst our coverage, but it is likely worth pointing out that the trend this earnings season has been for autos and auto parts firms to trade off modestly on even strongly better results, and for Tesla the bar was likely set higher than for most.
Shares of Tesla slumped 7.3% in recent activity.
- 12:49 pm
- Morgan Stanley likes Yelp, neutral on Twitter
- by Sue Chang
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On the whole, Morgan Stanley prefers large cap tech names like Google /quotes/zigman/30194416/delayed /quotes/nls/goog GOOG and Facebook /quotes/zigman/9962609/delayed /quotes/nls/fb FB but Yelp and Twitter are also attractive in their own ways.
Morgan Stanley on Thursday upgraded Yelp /quotes/zigman/9021597/delayed /quotes/nls/yelp YELP to overweight from equalweight.
"We view positively Yelp's competitive positioning, consistent execution, and predictable subscription-based revenue stream which offers investors a high degree of visibility," said analyst Jordan Monahan in a report.
Monahan also raised Twitter /quotes/zigman/23556538/delayed /quotes/nls/twtr TWTR to equalweight from underweight, noting he no longer sees a downside to its 12-month fair value.
Shares of Yelp were up 3.9% while Twitter rallied 6%.
- 1:12 pm
- Dow still on track for new record close
- by Wallace Witkowski
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After touching intraday highs, the Dow Jones Industrial Average /quotes/zigman/627449/realtime DJIA is still trading above its record high close, while the S&P 500 Index /quotes/zigman/3870025/realtime SPX came close to breaking into record close territory.
The Dow is up 0.6% at 16,611, after reaching an intraday high of 16,622.95. It's record high close from April 30 is 16,580.84
The S&P 500 is up 0.4% at 1,885, after reaching an intraday high of 1,889.09. Its record high close from April 2 is 1,890.90.
The Nasdaq Composite Index /quotes/zigman/12633936/realtime COMP is up 0.6% at 4,090, after touching an intraday high of 4,109.20.
- 1:27 pm
- Treasury yields retreat after 30-year bond auction
- by Wallace Witkowski
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Long-term Treasury yields spiked then retreated following the $16 auction of 30-year Treasury bonds /quotes/zigman/4868063/delayed 30_YEAR Thursday.
The auction sold 30-year bonds at a yield of 3.440%, the lowest yield since last June, writes MarketWatch's Ben Eisen.
- 2:00 pm
- Tesla price falling, but so are short positions
- by Wallace Witkowski
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Tesla Motors Inc. /quotes/zigman/118681/delayed /quotes/nls/tsla TSLA shares are being battered Tuesday, down more than 10% at last check, after the electric-car maker reported earnings late Wednesday. They're also 29% off their closing high of $254.84 set on March 4.
Short-interest positions still make up about one out of every five outstanding shares, but those levels have been on the decline since Tesla topped out in early March. When Tesla hit its current closing high, about 31.3 million shares out of 124 million were shorted, or about one out of four.
Short interest in Tesla peaked at 32.3 million shares back in March 2013, when shares were trading around $36 a share, just below what some people think the stock is really worth.
- 2:23 pm
- S&P 500, Nasdaq swing into negative territory
- by Wallace Witkowski
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The momentum on Thursday's gains is sputtering out. Both the Nasdaq Composite Index /quotes/zigman/12633936/realtime COMP and S&P 500 Index /quotes/zigman/3870025/realtime SPX have swung to losses on the day, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average /quotes/zigman/627449/realtime DJIA is no longer in position to post a new closing high.
At last check:
DJIA: up 43 points, or 0.3%, at 16,562.
SPX: down 0.3 point at 1,878.
COMP: down 2.8 points at 4,065.
- 2:42 pm
- Peter Cardillo: Momentum stocks are dragging Nasdaq
- by Anora Mahmudova
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Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Rockwell Global Capital, says the downward movement is due to a combination of two things: technical resistance on the S&P 500 and the Dow and Nasdaq's failure to put in solid recovery from recent declines.
There is little evidence that weakness in Nasdaq has come to an end.
The S&P 500 and Dow are hitting technical resistance, having touched new highs and not being able to stay there.
We are seeing more selective markets, investors are no longer chasing high-growth stocks and want solid large-cap dividend-paying companies.
- 2:44 pm
- MarketWatch Radio newscast
- by Anora Mahmudova
- Add a Comment
Stocks mixed after earlier gains. Investors hit the brakes on Tesla. Yellen reassures Wall Street. Adrienne Mitchell reports.
- 2:53 pm
- Fresh intraday low for S&P
- by Victor Reklaitis
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Stocks are weakening further, with the S&P 500 dropping to a new intraday low in the last few minutes.
Dow +0.1%
Nasdaq -0.4%
- 3:04 pm
- Biotechs are hit
- by Anora Mahmudova
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Biotech stocks are selling off again today. The iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF /quotes/zigman/85342/delayed /quotes/nls/ibb IBB is down 1.9%.
Mylan Inc -2.2%
Amgen Inc -1.9%
- 3:17 pm
- S&P 500 sectors
- by Anora Mahmudova
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On the S&P 500, only telecoms and financials are trading higher, while the rest of the main sectors are in negative territory.
AT&T, Nike and Walt Disney are leading gains on the Dow.
- 3:21 pm
- Russell 2000 drops
- by Anora Mahmudova
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The Russell 2000 is taking a hit again, down 1% at last check and it's down 5.7% since the start of the year.
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- 3:38 pm
- Dividends...
- by Anora Mahmudova
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Money flows… dividend payouts apparently can move markets, according Dave Lutz:
Keep hearing chatter about y'day late SPX rally was Divvy induced – Huge Divvies today as well – Could see another late rally…..
— Dave Lutz (@macrolutzie) May 8, 2014
- 3:45 pm
- Sell in May? Maybe not, says Guggenheim's Minerd
- by William Watts
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U.S. interest rates remain the big "conundrum" for market participants, says Scott Minerd, chief investment officer at Guggenheim Partners, in a note. While a strengthening economy should be boosting rates, yields are actually falling due to a number of factors, including Ukraine tensions, a Japanese sales tax rise, and a possible Chinese currency devaluation, which could all drive increased demand for Treasurys, he says.
So in the face of strong U.S. economic fundamentals, which should be pushing interest rates higher, technical factors at home and abroad have driven interest rates in the opposite direction. This only adds to already improving U.S. economic prospects. Low interest rates and increasing employment will have a positive impact on housing and on consumer confidence and spending. We will also likely see a pick-up in mergers and acquisitions activity, and U.S. first-quarter corporate earnings have beaten estimates — factors which should help push equity prices even higher. In fact, 2014 may be a year where it is wise to ignore the old adage to sell in May and go away.
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It was another ugly day for the Nasdaq and small caps, while the S&P 500 ended lower and the Dow industrials trimmed big early gains to end modestly higher.
S&P 500 — down 2.58 points, or 0.1%, to 1,875.63
DJIA — up 32.43, or 0.2%, to 16,550.97
Nasdaq Composite — down 16.18, or 0.4%, to 4,051.50
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Left-libertarians are dismayed at the support most libertarians and classical liberals have been giving to right-to-work laws, which withdraw recognition from clauses in collective bargaining contracts that require all employees in a workplace to pay agency fees to the union that represents that workplace. Many libertarians have supported right-to-work laws on the grounds that they "balance the playing field" somewhat or undo some of the harm caused by the National Labor Relations Act (or "Wagner Act"), which requires employers to bargain collectively with a union that achieves majority support in an organization election. But left-libertarians aren't buying that as a rationale for laws that withdraw recognition from a particular type of private contract.
[T]he distortions in human life caused by intrusive laws always raise the temptation to patch over the problems with additional legislation. That additional legislation is likely to lead to more problems … That's why we're always better off dumping bad laws than trying to "fix" them in a spiraling game of spackle-the-law books.
Right-to-work proponents argue that the laws they favor only help to level the playing field created by government action—by reining in special privileges granted to unions under existing labor law.
But those laws actually presuppose the restrictions inherent in that framework, while extending them further. One goal of the NLRA and later federal laws was to reduce conflict—-and in effect reduce workers' choices—-by ensuring that just one union, moderate enough to win majority support (and therefore moderate enough to be cooperative with employers), would operate in a given workplace, while suppressing more radical unions and labor actions.
And finally here is Sheldon Richman, quoting Percy Greaves:
"Two wrongs never make a right. The economic answer is to repeal the bad intervention and not try to counterbalance it with another bad intervention. Such moves only provide the politicians with greater power over the entire economy." In other words, the end doesn't justify the means.
Is the "two wrongs don't make a right" analogy persuasive here? First, let's specify that we are looking at right-to-work laws for private-sector workers. RTW laws for public-sector workers could be viewed simply as the government's tying its hands with respect to its own future collective bargaining negotiations, something that few would deny they have a moral right to do. Second, let's all agree that the purpose of collective bargaining is, above all, to establish a monopoly of labor with respect to a particular employer. The union uses its bargaining power to negotiate higher wages and benefits than they could receive on a competitive labor market. That this is the primary purpose of unions, especially in the post-Wagner Act era, isn't disputed by mainstream labor economists (see Mancur Olson's Logic of Collective Action, among many others). Third, let's agree as libertarians that the Wagner Act is unjust, that it wrongly forces employers to negotiate with a union and wrongly forces employees to be represented by a union even if they do not consent to such representation. Of course, non-libertarian liberals can and do disagree with this proposition.
Now, let's consider an inflammatory analogy to the Wagner Act. Imagine that the government decides to give its official stamp of approval to Mafia protection contracts reached with shopkeepers (call it the "National Mob-Small Business Relations Act" (NMSBRA)). So long as the Mafia follows certain procedures in strongarming shop owners into agreeing to their demands, the courts will enforce contracts reached under duress. To libertarians, left and right, there is not much fundamentally morally different between the Wagner Act and the NMSBRA.
Now, suppose some of these mob protection contracts contain exclusive-supplier clauses. They state that the hapless storeowner not only must pay off the mob, but must use only mob-approved suppliers. In response, some states pass "right-to-supply" laws, which forbid the enforcement of mob protection contracts' exclusive-supplier clauses, while leaving the basic structure of the NMSBRA intact.
Do right-to-supply laws take away freedom? After all, they interfere with "private contracts," and it is possible, though unlikely, that some shopkeepers would want to sign exclusive-supplier contracts with the Mafia even in the absence of any threat of coercion.(*)
But surely, refusing to enforce a particular, exploitative provision of an extorted "contract" does not in any tangible sense infringe on freedom and, in fact, enhances it. By the logic of left-libertarian opponents of right-to-work, if the government ever adopted something like the NMSBRA, then "right-to-supply" laws ameliorating the oppression should be resisted as intrusions into supposed "freedom of contract." This position reminds me of purist opponents of legal medical marijuana on the grounds that only fully legal marijuana is worth supporting.
Now, I don't want to imply that mob protection contracts are in fact morally equivalent to union shop contracts. I am merely arguing that they are analogous. Sometimes an "extreme" analogy can help us better understand the moral principles behind our judgments. In this case, I see no intuitively appealing moral principle that could equally condemn right-to-work laws and the Wagner Act, as left-libertarians wish.
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Jan. 31, 2008
After losing three straight Atlantic Sun games, the Bisons came into Thursday night's game aginst Florida Gulf Coast on a mission. The Bisons were solid in every phase of the game and finished their three game road swing with a 70-56 win over the Eagles. Lipscomb will now get to come home and play in Allen Arena for a three game stretch that includes games against Stetson, North Florida, and Jacksonville. The Bisons improve to 9-13 on the year and 3-5 in the Atlantic Sun. Florida Gulf Coast drops to 8-14 overall and 4-4 in the A-Sun.
"We got good looks at the basket. We had great spacing on the floor," said head coach Scott Sanderson. "Obviously we needed this win badly for our confidence standpoint."
The Bisons did not seem to lack confidence in the first half. They put together a 20-4 run that extended their lead to 26-10 at the 8:27 mark of the first half.
However, the Eagles would soar back with an 18-5 run of their own and cut the lead to three, 31-28. The last two minutes of the first half would belong to the Bisons. They scored five unanswered points to extend their half time lead to 8.
"I was more excited about them coming back and us not cracking. They cut it to 31-28, and we score the last five points of the half and go up eight points," said Sanderson.
One of the key aspects of the game was a change up in Lipscomb's starting rotation. Coach Sanderson decided to play four guards in the rotation, and it proved to be a wise decision.
"I just feel like we take care of the basketball a little bit better, and we are better up on the perimeter defensively."
Lipscomb shot 46.4% from the field in the first half and were 7-13 from behind the three point line (53.8%). Florida Gulf Coast shot 35.7 % from the field and 36.4 % from behind the three point line in the first half.
The Bisons came out strong in the second half to go on a 7-0 run and extend their lead to 43-28. Lipscomb would never look back as they went on to win the game 70-56.
Michael Lusk led all scorers with 16 points and was 4-5 from behind the three point line. Eddie Ard had his 10th consecutive double-figure scoring effort with a 14 point performance. He also passed Mark Campbell on Lipscomb's all-time scoring list to move up to number 16. He now has 1,519 total points in his career at Lipscomb. LaKory Daniels scored 14 points and had 4 assists. Freshman point guard Josh Slater led the Bisons by pulling down a career high 8 rebounds.
Landon Adler led the Eagles with 14 points and 11 rebounds.
The Bisons improve to 9-13 overall and 3-5 in the A-Sun. Florida Gulf Coast drops to 8-14 on the year and 4-4 in the A-Sun.
Lipscomb's next action comes on Saturday when they take on the Hatters from Stetson at 4:15 CST in Allen Arena. Coverage of this game can be heard on 1200 AM as well as on Atlantic Sun Television.


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We are targeting mainly newbie and intermediate-level internet marketers.
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Maybe it's just a wrestling tall tale, but Adlai Stevenson, after losing one of his two races against Dwight Eisenhower for the U.S. presidency, was supposed to have said, "It hurts too much to laugh, but I'm too old to cry."
That sums up how I feel about "serious" "wrestling books." (The double dose of ironic quotation marks is intentional.) Some writers just don't know how to take the moron out of oxymoron, and they shouldn't inflict their on-the-job training on hapless readers.
Submitted for your consideration in this category is one Chris Hedges (if I may be forgiven for borrowing an old Gene Kiniski interview putdown). Hedges is a distinguished journalist and bestselling author. In his new Empire of Illusion: The End of Literacy and the Triumph of Spectacle (Nation Books, $24.95; 207 pages, no photos), Hedges uses the pro wrestling phenomenon as the launch pad for a jeremiad on the decadence of contemporary American culture.
Well, OK. It turns out I have the same bug up my own ass. You can't view the rise of "sports entertainment" outside the context of the end of the American Century, and anyone with even a passing familiarity with Edward Gibbon on the Roman Empire knows the telltale signs. This is no metaphor. It is epochal, real-time history playing out daily, at a remove, from al-Qaeda in Mesopotamia to Hurricane Katrina and all points in between, while we sit anesthetized in front of our TV screens,
The problem with Hedges' take, I think, is that he's the son of a Presbyterian minister who holds a master's degree from the Harvard Divinity School. The result of all this moralistic ferocity and scholastic trappings is a verbal sledgehammer with a morbidity matched only by its reductiveness.
The hype on Hedges is his prowess as a reporter, but the eyewitness accounts here are flat-footed and dull-witted. More comfortably, he regurgitates big ideas: Christopher Lasch on narcissism, Neil Postman on the boob tube. He thinks Jerry Springer is the hottest thing going. He also thinks the blurring of the lines between wrestling's heels and babyfaces is a news flash. An entire half-page is devoted to a footnote with data on the popularity of World Wrestling Entertainment. After all, you can't take your intellectualized potato shots without first establishing your bona fides!
The book's treatment of wrestling -- which I'll get to in a moment -- betrays the agenda here, which is to usurp the credentials of a populist in order to deliver the tongue-lashing of an elitist.
In fairness to Hedges, the intended audience of the book is not fans. In fairness to the other half-billion denizens of North America, the book suggests that only its author grasps wrestling's appeal to the lumpenproletariat. That this might involve, in part, their sense of humor, which is measurably more supple than his, does not occur to him.
Hedges' beef, of course, isn't just with wrestling. There's also celebrity culture. There's the cult of victimization. There's "the illusion of love" -- a fancy way of saying "the pornography industry."
And there's Las Vegas, "the corrupt, willfully degenerate heart of America," whose strip is "a monument to our ... eternal childishness." Memo to Hedges: Las Vegas is also the capital of the resurgence of organized labor. But he's not interested in complexity. Nor, apparently, was he interested in Henry James' advice to writers to cool down before they write.
As for wrestling itself, Hedges favors us by watching TV and, in the book's first 14 pages, transcribing angles. JBL taunts Shawn Michaels. The Undertaker buries Paul Bearer alive. Ray "Big Boss Man" Traylor mocks the death of The Big Show's dad. (Hedges doesn't seem to know that Traylor himself is now dead -- which is part of the real outrageous story of wrestling.) Fit Finley (sic) nails Mark Henry with his shillelagh while Hornswoggle distracts the referee.
Torrie Wilson and Dawn Marie lock into a lesbian kiss. "The plotlines around the women, or 'divas,' are lurid, bordering on soft porn." Bordering?
As Truman Capote used to say, that's not writing, that's typing. My sister and I used to do this kind of thing while we watched Wrestling at the Chase almost 50 years ago.
By the end of the book, what you encounter, besides relief, is the strong sense that it's better to laugh than cry. Go ahead and let out a maniacal cackle, like Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart on Benzedrine. In Nathanael West's The Day of the Locust, the protagonist hears a police siren headed toward the carnage of an apocalyptic riot at a Hollywood movie premiere. "For some reason," West writes, "this made him laugh and he began to imitate the siren as loud as he could."
Empire of Illusion, my friends, is that siren.
Irvin Muchnick's Chris & Nancy: The True Story of the Benoit Murder-Suicide and Pro Wrestling's Cocktail of Death will be published in October by ECW Press. Pre-order information is at benoitbook.com.


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- UPDATE: Third Suspect Arrested in Case
A juvenile and a 21-year-old man have been charged in the shooting death of a pregnant teen on Christmas Day in a southern Chicago suburb, police said Saturday.
Anthony Lee, 16, who is said to be the young teen's boyfriend and the father of the baby, was charged with first-degree murder along with his 21-year-old brother, Diante Lamont Coakley, according to Dolton Police Chief John Franklin.
Both brothers were held without bond Sunday.
Police said they are searching for a third brother and possibly another suspect who they believe drove away with the victim's body and dumped it a few blocks away. Their names have not been released.
The victim, Eva Casara, was found shot between two houses in the 1100 block of East 152nd Street in south suburban Dolton on Christmas Day. She was 26 weeks pregnant.
The little girl, who family members said will be named Lailani Paris Casara, was born weighing 1 pound, 5 ounces. Doctors at Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn were caring for her, but officials said the infant remains in very critical condition Saturday.
Authorities said the shooting was the result of a drug-related robbery that "spiraled out of control."
Prosecutors alleged Lee, Coakley, a third brother and Casara went to the location of 152nd and Dorchester on Christmas with the intention of robbing someone Casara arranged to meet.
Once the individual arrived at the scene, Casara and Coakley got into the back seat of the person's car and had a conversation with the driver, who told Coakley to get out of the car.
Coakley exited the car and walked to the driver's side door, trying to open it when the driver began to drive away. Coakley and one of the other offenders began shooting at the car, striking Casara in the head.
It wasn't until the driver and a passenger heard "gurgling sounds" that they realized Casara was still in the backseat.
The driver pulled the victim out of the car and drove to Hammond, Ind., prosecutors said.
Someone walking to a friend's house around the 1100 block of 152nd Street found Casara lying in a pool of blood and called 911, according to prosecutors. Casara was pronounced dead at Christ Hospital the next morning.
"Officers discovered that she had one gunshot wound to the head, bleeding profusely from the head, and they immediately called for an ambulance and fire department to give us a hand with that," Franklin said.
Casara was pronounced dead Thursday morning at Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn.
"It's hard to call it an accident when you're firing a gun in the direction of people," Franklin said. "Unfortunately, she was just in the wrong place at the wrong time."
Coakley and Lee turned themselves in to the Dolton Police Department, where they admitted to planning the robbery, prosecutors said.
Witnesses identified Coakley as a shooter that night.
"Of course I'm surprise," said Casara's aunt Melody Vardas. "We didn't know the extent of his involvement in the situation. He put her in a situation- him and his brother put her in a bad situation. Why would he do that?"
Vargas said the two had been dating for more than a year and were "in love."
"She was in love with him, she was blushing saying 'this is my boyfriend," Vargas said. "And he also said 'I love her and I'd do anything for her.'"
On Saturday, Casara's family held a vigil for the slain teen.
"It's a healing process," said her mother Estrellita Casara. "This is helpful. I needed this because I can't sleep."
Note: This report was originally published on Dec. 28, 2013.


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PSP and Nintendo DS versions of Hitman and Kane & Lynch were once in development at IO Interactive, it's been revealed.
'Hitman: Tactics' and 'Kane & Lynch Tactics' are both listed on the LinkedIn profile of ex-IO Interactive game designer Jesper Donnis, who claims that a handheld version of Hitman had been in development at the studio in 2006, and a handheld Kane & Lynch during 2007.
Neither game had been officially announced by Square Enix and, according to Donnis' profile, both games were cancelled for unspecified reasons.
The most recent Hitman title, Hitman Absolution, went on sale in November 2012. The next Hitman title, expected to release later this year or next, is currently in development at Square Enix Montreal.
According to the developer's website, IO Interactive is currently developing an "unannounced 3rd person game with strong cooperative multiplayer elements".
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Advisio necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 55 diseños de 8 diseñadores freelance.
Advisio Solutions
Advisio Solutions is an interactive media company dedicated to providing online advertising solutions to our clients. We're a small company, but we're still a significant player in our niche market.
Online advertisers and online advertising networks. This is a (B2B) business to business site.
My goal is to have all of the essential information clearly presented on the 1st page. That includes logo of course, tagline, brief explanation of services, contact information, most recent blog posts, most recent twitter feed.
These key components need to be presented in a clean and organized way, but with a cool feel (if that makes any sense).
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Keep the color scheme of the old site http://www.advisiosolutions.com, my business card still uses the same colors and I want to stay with them. I like my business card which can be found in the attachments. Also, please use the copy on the old site for any filler copy on the new design.
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MOSCOW: March 23, 2012
Sretensky Monastery Hosts a Regular Meeting of the Inter-Council Presence to Discuss Church Law
On March 23, 2012, Sretensky Stavropighial Monastery in Moscow held a regular meeting of the Inter-Council Presence of the Russian Orthodox Church, presided over by His Eminence Archbishop Mark of Berlin, Germany and Great Britain, to discuss church law.
The members of the commission continued to work on the documents "Formalizing the Practice of the Rite of Matrimony (Multiple Marriages)" and "On the Christian Burial of the Dead." Upon deliberation, it was decided to introduce corrections to the draft documents and forward them to the Redacting Committee.
Reports were also presented on the Church Scholarly Center "Orthodox Encyclopedia," on the drafts "Codification of the Sources of Church Law" and "Commentaries on the Law on the Freedom of Conscience and Religious Organizations."
Participating in the meeting were His Eminence Metropolitan Kliment of Kaluga and Borovsk, President of the Publishing Council of the Russian Orthodox Church; Archimandrite Tikhon (Shevkunov), Prior of Sretensky Monastery and Senior Secretary of the Patriarchal Council on Culture, (Secretary of the Commission); Protopriest Nikolai Balashov, Vice President of the Department of External Church Relations of the Moscow Patriarchate; Protopriest Leonid Roldugin; Protopriest Vladislav Tsypin; Protopriest Alexander Zadornov and Priest Ioann Miroliubov.