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Health & Safety:
There's not really an issue with safety on our campus, as far as I've seen. I mostly just feel scared walking by myself at night because of my status as a transgender and gay person.
Campus Housing:
Living on campus is fine, but I did have to threaten to sue the school because they tried to place me in the female or gender inclusive dorms even though I made it clear that I identify as male. In the state of California, trans people have the right to access any sex-segregated facility in correspondence with their gender identity, so it would not have been legal for them to have not allowed me into the male dorms.
Greek Life:
I don't really talk to many people in Greek Life. The Sorority girls are okay, but the Fraternity guys generally live up to their stereotype of being pretentious.
Overall Experience:
My school has the unique major of Performing Arts and Social Justice--which are two of my greatest passions as a gay, transgender, and Chicano student performing artist. I love the opportunities I've had access to, having been involved in five productions in my Freshman year alone (actor, stagehand, director, dancer, and then finished the year off with a leading role in an original production). There is also the oldest college theater group west of the Mississippi, The College Players, which I am on the Executive Board as the Historian for the upcoming 2016-2017 season. It is unique and provides opportunities not only for actors, but technical theater, choreographers, directors, and writers, too.
Party Scene:
Strict policies on campus. Parties are off campus and in the city.
Party Scene:
Nothing major happens in the dorms. If anything, there are sober hang outs.
Some minor improvement could be made, but it's generally great. Depends on your major.
Very diverse people. Good for the LGBTQ community and international students.
Drug Safety:
Some people drink here and there, but it's not really prevalent.
Overall Experience:
As a Nursing Major, the program itself is competitive. However it pushes the students to excel quickly and effectively. This summer I was able to work in two hospitals through my connections I have made within the Nursing Program.
Overall Experience:
The courses at University of San Francisco are enjoyable and there are many options to sign up for classes that are categorized as General Education classes but always relate to your major. The class sizes are small and inclusive. The professors are supportive and continue to work with the students whether you are excelling or needing extra help. The content broadens your perspective and allows you to develop as you continue your education.
Health & Safety:
Public Safety is very accessible especially since our campus is in San Francisco. I feel safe walking alone at night on campus and I know that if ever I feel unsafe I can call Public Safety to give me a ride or check up on a potential incidence on campus. At night all of the buildings, require you to get in with your student ID so the level of security is very high.
Campus Housing:
I transferred from San Jose State where the dorm rooms were not clean and desperately needed to be updated. In comparison to the dorm rooms at SJSU, the dorm rooms at USF were like the Ritz Carlton. The residential buildings were very safe and relatively quiet. It was much harder to make friends in the dorms because my building did not promote having people in rooms just to hang out in.
Greek Life:
Greek life at University of San Francisco does resemble the typical ideology of "Greek life." The students in Greek Life uphold the values of University of San Francisco. Those who are Greek are inclusive and encourage students to give back to the community and uphold excellence. The GPA average for Greeks in the Greek system is higher than the University average. In Delta Zeta alone, the Chapter of the Year of 2016 recipients, there are 19 women in the chapter that hold Executive positions in clubs across the university.
Although University of San Francisco is a relatively small university, sports allow the students to engage with one another and participate in showing their school spirit. The sporting events allow students to create memories they will remember forever. I was able to conquer my fear of singing to a large crowd at the basketball game when I sang the National Anthem. I was encouraged by the students in the stands and felt the true spirit of University of San Francisco.
Overall Experience:
University of San Francisco provides students with the steps to succeed not only in their careers but in their community. The school inspires its students to become leaders and to embrace diversity. The professors encourage and challenge students to go against the grain, and discover their true passion in their field of interest.
Overall Experience:
Loved almost all of my professors except 2 who were not qualified to teach the class it seemed like
Health & Safety:
SF is just a dangerous city
Campus Housing:
In Fromm, the all girls campus housing, the RA's were insanely strict making it very hard to have a social life or feel like the dorms were a safe space. Furthermore, my experiences with the student conduct office was extremely poor and unjustified.
Overall Experience:
Living in SF is amazing because all of the opportunities there are to experience new things, but I want to go to a school for the academic portion not just the city; I can live in SF at another part of my life but I want a college experience.
Overall Experience:
The professors so far is have been great, not all, but most. Have made really great friends and the city is fun,
Overall Experience:
The Career center on campus are a great help with resumes, interviews,jobs searching, and there are jobs fairs happening all the time.
Health & Safety:
Safety measures are all put into place, heath is good as well.
Campus Housing:
The freshman dorms can use a bit of a renovation, but overall the dorms are not too bad. Phelan is the best one sophomores and LV for upper class-men, even though it is very expensive.
Overall Experience:
The professors care about you, and most classes will not exceed 40 students. That said, a lot of them do require that you come to class.
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The city of San Francisco serves as an incredible backdrop for the University, which is every bit as fascinating and unique in its own right. USF is an older school with a rich history that dates back to 1855. Though buildings have been renovated to fit the times and more modern demands of students, the University itself strives to maintain a time-honored system of social justice with a strong emphasis on moral, fair education for every student. The five schools at USF offer more than 100 degree programs at the graduate and undergraduate levels, yet maintain an average class size of just 28 students and a student-to-faculty ratio of 15 to 1, so students and faculty get better acquainted than at larger schools. And much like the city itself, USF is incredibly diverse and tolerant. People from all over the world flock to USF, so in coming here, you're certain to meet students of all ethnicities, religions, and cultures.
USF gives its students the chance to enjoy the intimacy of a small college experience and the big, bright adventures present in a major city. When the campus feels too small or schoolwork becomes too demanding, San Francisco provides an amazing escape. The included MUNI pass makes buses accessible to all students, and as a result, students can take full advantage of the different restaurants, museums, beaches, parks, and nightlife available here in the city. In balancing college life, academics, and the city itself, most students find USF to be a fantastic school set in one of the country's greatest cities.
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Heat 105, Celtics 103
The result gave the Heat their 23rd consecutive victory, the second-longest winning streak in NBA history.
Now only the 1971-72 Lakers and their 33-game streak are ahead of the Heat, who somehow managed to escape when it appeared the Celtics, playing without Kevin Garnett, were about to end the streak behind a career-best night by Jeff Green.
James, who tied the score with 1:23 left, scored 13 of his team's final 22 points and hit a jumper with 10.5 seconds left to put the Heat ahead.
Miami's Shane Battier then blocked a drive by Green out of bounds with seven seconds left. Boston's Paul Pierce then missed a fall-away 3-pointer from the right corner. Miami's Dwyane Wade grabbed the rebound and the comeback was complete.
"It means a lot to what we're trying to build," James said. "A tough-minded team on the road, it's a hostile environment. We grew again tonight and that's big for our team."
Talking about what James did down the stretch, Battier said, "It's just LeBron being LeBron. I don't really have any other words that you guys haven't already used before. He's the best.
"You never take that for granted. Shame on anybody that takes (James) for granted, because he's a special talent."
Exactly five years earlier, the Celtics ended Houston's 22-game streak and they almost did the same thing to the Heat.
But they scored just seven points in the final 8:26.
James, who has been on fire during this streak, finished with 37 points, 12 assists and seven rebounds. Mario Chalmers scored 21 points and Wade had 16 points, seven rebounds and six assists.
The win did away with Miami's formality of clinching the Southeast Division.
Green, getting his second straight start, this time with Garnett sick, delivered the best offensive game of his career, scoring 43 points but none in the final nine minutes.
"Jeff was terrific," Celtics coach Doc Rivers said after TD Garden fans starting chanting Green's name during the game.
"Yeah, I heard it," Green said. "It's a good feeling, but you just got to stay in the game. Think about the next play."
Rivers wasn't satisfied with the close loss, saying, "I believed we were going to win the game before the game. I thought we were going to win the game during the game. And I thought we should have won the game."
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Nuggets 119, Bulls 118 (OT)
An action-packed game was ultimately decided on an officials' review at the end of overtime, and the Denver Nuggets stretched their win streak to 12 games with a 119-118 victory over the Chicago Bulls at the United Center.
The disputed play was a baseline jumper by Chicago's Marco Belinelli that was tipped into the hoop by Joakim Noah.
After reviewing the play, the referees decided Noah touched the ball while it was in the cylinder.
Had the ball gone the other way, the Bulls would have taken a one-point lead with 1.7 seconds remaining.
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Mavericks 127, Hawks 113
The Dallas Mavericks, fighting for a playoff spot despite their sub-.500 record, thumped the Atlanta Hawks 127-113.
Dirk Nowitzki had 22 points and six rebounds for the Mavericks (32-35). Chris Kaman added 14 points and seven rebounds.
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Bobcats 119, Wizards 114
Gerald Henderson had 27 points and eight assists, and the Charlotte Bobcats rallied in the final three minutes for a 119-114 victory over the Washington Wizards.
The Bobcats trailed 111-106 going into the final three minutes, but went on a 12-0 run.
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Nets 119, Pistons 82
Deron Williams had 31 points and five assists as the Brooklyn Nets handed the Detroit Pistons their ninth straight loss, 119-82 at The Palace.
Williams reached the 30-point mark for the fourth time this season despite playing just 28 minutes. Brook Lopez supplied 18 points and seven rebounds for Brooklyn (39-28), which began an eight-game road trip.
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76ers 101, Trail Blazers 100
Jrue Holiday hit the go-ahead jumper with 2:30 left and the Philadelphia 76ers survived a last-second shot by Portland's LaMarcus Aldridge in a 101-100 victory.
Holiday finished with 27 points, eight rebounds and six assists for Philadelphia (26-40), which won for the third time in four games.
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Pacers 111, Cavaliers 90
Tyler Hansbrough, starting in place of injured forward David West, had 18 points and 11 rebounds in the Indiana Pacers' 111-90 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers.
The Pacers had four other players score in double figures.
Small forward Gerald Green had a team-high 20 points and added six rebounds.
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Grizzlies 92, Timberwolves 77
The Memphis Grizzlies enjoyed a 92-77 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves.
The Grizzlies (45-21) led just 45-39 at the half, but they opened the third quarter on a 13-2 run.
Just six minutes into the period, Memphis' lead was 20, and it went as high as 25 before the Grizzlies began losing interest.
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Warriors 93, Hornets 72
Stephen Curry scored a game-high 30 points and David Lee had 20 points and 11 rebounds - his 45th double-double of the season - to power the Golden State Warriors to a 93-72 victory over the New Orleans Hornets.
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Will Brownsberger, State Senator
Fighting for justice -- for victims and for the poorWill Brownsberger has:
Built a consensus to give victims of child abuse better access to justice. Will led efforts to reform the statute of limitations in civil lawsuits for child sexual abuse. Bridging the gap between victims and institutional employers of perpetrators, his efforts led to a compromise in 2014 which had eluded victim advocates for over a decade. It was big step forward for victims.
Fought for Criminal justice Reform. While strongly respectful of the need to protect public safety and of the work that criminal justice professionals peform for the community, Will has been a strong and persistent voice for reform of the criminal justice system. He has worked to lighten the burden that incarceration and supervision have placed on communities of color. His efforts have become particularly significant in light of the tension in police communitiy relations in many communities across the country.
Fighting for our future - the economy, education, the environmentWill Brownsberger has:
Moved bill to ease barriers to innovation. Together with Rep. Lori Ehrlich, Will has led efforts to reduce the use of non-competition agreements in Massachusetts. These agreements prohibit employees from working for or creating potential competitors of an employer. While there is a legitimate need to protect intellectual property and other business assets, these agreements are overused and prevent people from forming new companies and even from getting new jobs after having been fired. Will has led a very collaborative process to strike the right balance on this issue including businesses and employee represenatives. In 2014, his efforts led to a 32-7 vote for a reform package in the Senate (not adopted by the House). Read more »
Led in passage of state's clean energy plan. In the 2007-8 session, Will worked hard to get the legislature to pass the Global Warming Solutions Act, a bill which requires the state to inventory its greenhouse gas sources and develop a plan to reduce them. He was recognized for his successful efforts by the Massachusetts League of Environmental Voters. More recently, Will has worked to strengthen that plan and also won funding for adaptation efforts. Read more »
Won green transportation and bicycle laws. Will has been an energetic and effective advocate for improved transportation -- attending to transit and road issues across his district. He also led in passage of a bicycle safety bill that would give cyclists more rights on the road, while at the same time holding them to a higher standard of behavior by making it easier to ticket them. Read more about the bicycle safety bill »
Opened doors for virtual learning technology. We are not doing a good job training young engineers and at the same time we are losing to the streets many kids who have struggled academically. Differentiated learning technology will help us do much better by all of our children. Working with Rep. Marty Walz and Rep. Alice Peisch, Will passed legislation in 2012 to create new types of schools that make better use of technology. Read more »
Standing for transparency and fiscal responsibilityWill Brownsberger has:
Fought for reforms in public employee benefits. Will believes that employee benefit reform is necessary to preserve jobs and protect services. Public employees should have good basic benefits, like employees in a good private sector company. That means capping public pensions, radically simplifying the byzantine rules of the pension system and assuring that future taxpayers do not bear all the risk of poor stock market performance. It also means standardizing health benefits at a reasonable level. Will advocated for the major reforms in health and pension benefits achieved over the past two years and has been publicly recognized for his fair and thoughtful approach. Major reforms to pensions will only affect newly hired employees. Read more »
Opened up the bid process for House contracts. Until Will made an issue of it, the House of Representatives was spending millions each year on secret contracts awarded on a no-bid basis. The objects of spending were legitimate (technology, sound systems, etc.), but the business approach was antiquated and unlike that of any other state or local agency. As a result Will's efforts, the House now has a public bidding process for large contracts and the contracts are accessible to House members. Read more »
Made state spending details available online. If we are spending the taxpayers' money, the taxpayers have every right to know just how we are spending it, whenever they want to and regardless of their reasons for wanting to. Yet, many experienced, thoughtful legislators who are in politics to serve feel that transparency creates distractions that are not in the real interest of the public. As a result of Will's advocacy for greater transparency (together with advocacy by other legislators), state law now requires that all state spending be readily viewable by the public online. Read more »
Stood against special interest tax deals. Will favors a much simpler business tax code. The state shouldn't be in the business of picking business winners and losers and handing out special deals to particular businesses or industries. In part as a result of his efforts, information about where tax benefits are going is now more accessible. Additionally, he has voted for repeal of the film tax credit, which pays 25% of film company production costs for film's produced in Massachusetts. Much of the benefit of that credit goes to out-of-state millionaires. These costly tax deals take away critical funds better spent on valuable state and local services such as schools, public safety and human services. Read more »
Taken a stand with contributions to his own campaign. In 2008, Will put in place a policy that his committee shall not accept contributions from Political Action Committees or from individual lobbyists who are not constituents. In 2012, serving a larger district that includes many lobbyists, he tightened that policy -- he now declines all contributions from lobbyists.View Will's campaign reports »
Working hard at the state houseWill Brownsberger has:
Won increases in annual education aid. Will has always been extremely attentive to the conversation about local aid in the state house, standing whenever feasible for increases in local aid, especially Chapter 70 education aid and special education aid. He played a role in 2007 in identifying and fixing problems with the education aid formula that understated aid due to his communities. In the last few sessions, he has been working to address the particularly poor treatment that Watertown receives under the Chapter 70 formula. His efforts led to a special provision in the Senate budget to help Watertown. While entirely committed to increasing local aid, Will has been responsible about balancing this with other legitimate state budget priorities. Read more »
Improved roads, paths, parks and housing. As a former local official, Will has a strong handle on the infrastructure priorities in his district and how to make sure that they are addressed. He has consistently played a very constructive role in moving infrastructure projects forward. Read more »
Monitored and helped control flooding. Over the past ten years, Will has played a strong leadership role in bringing together a regional collaboration to address the problem of flooding in the Alewife area. His leadership has resulted in the definition of a well-documented agenda for improvement, including completed items -- channel clearance along the Alewife Brook, sewer reconstruction in the Winn Brook area -- and major projects on the drawing board -- increased flow capacity at the Craddock Dam, increased pumping capacity at the Amelia Earhart Dam, dredging of Blaire Pond and the Alewife Brook. Read more »
Helped many people fight bureaucracy. Will understands how to help people work with the state. He has a professional respect and understanding for the rules and regulations that define state government and knows how to ask the right questions to make sure that everyone is getting a fair shake.


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Inter city Inter city Jun 23, 2012 12:58 Flag
No it doesn't work both ways in your example, as everyone here recognises Evra has been poor for a good two seasons now.
Wilshere is quality but no more so than danny.
I think when it comes down to it, most here dont respect you and your opinion because you write like a 5 year old and the underlying tone of your posts is to negate everything United.
If anyone is an ABU here it is definitely you, whereas the likes of Robert are not and that is clear in the way they write.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
What is clear about the 'way you write' is that you're a fucking imbecile. Gaitan still a 'done deal' according to those 'inside sources' of yours?
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Inter city Inter city Jun 23, 2012 13:04 Flag
Aslong as you and your little crew are on this board it will remain divided, and cocks like spursbabe will be able to run down the team, whilst knowledgeable posters who are actually mancunian and not post 93 glory hunters will leave the board, like Jim has.
I doubt you've even been to Old Trafford, arrogant little posh prick.


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Linode, where I have hosted jaredwsmith.com for many years now, has been under some sort of extremely gnarly and persistent DoS attack since Christmas. This has caused some downtime here as well as at chswx.com. This would also have impacts on weather data ingest on the LDM; fortunately, the server was reachable and relaying products when there was active weather. Sysadmin life is tough; hoping that there is some relief on the horizon for the great people at Linode.
New at @chswx in December 2015
I've made some updates to the @chswx maps and website to get ready for 2016. Here is what will be the first in a series of changelogs for @chswx in an overall effort to better document the product:
- Website at chswx.com: Steph and I have been holding onto the chswx.com domain for years, but I have just now finally pointed it at the website. So, use that going forward. chswx.us will still work, too, if you like one less character in your life.
- Map branding reflects new site: I've added the chswx.com domain to the map branding. Reasoning should be obvious.
- Radar branding has changed: I'm calling GRLevel3 just "Radar" now, and am calling GR2Analyst "HiRes Radar." The longer "Doppler Radar Super Resolution" title for GR2Analyst in particular was causing a lot of collisions with background elements and was overall just a smidgen obnoxious.
- Velocity tables standardized on the RadarScope defaults: This will help with consistency in the velocity products when I switch between platforms. This table is also widely adopted at the National Weather Service and thus helps keep consistency with their products as well. I'm less concerned about reflectivity; I can handle some variation there (and the RadarScope table starting yellow at 30 dBz just doesn't fly with me). For GR, reflectivity will remain appearing in a broadcast-like look; I reserve the right to make on-the-fly adjustments to reflectivity colors as situations dictate.
- GIS: Interstates darker blue, city font sizes up to 17pt Open Sans Semibold: This change will help radar data shine and make cities easier to read on smaller screens.
- Upgrades to GRLevel3 and GR2Analyst 2.30: While these releases primarily seek to improve HiDPI support, I like to keep things current. One consequence is that I'm temporarily back on the default hail icons until I can spend some more time with the new icon format.
Always be shipping
In a year and a half as a lead on a fairly massive software project with a very small and tight team, one axiom sticks out as the key to happiness — always be shipping.
It forces you to look at problems in smaller chunks. (Admittedly much easier said than done!) It gives the team a constant sense of accomplishment, as the thing they are working on is constantly seeing some sort of polish or improvement. For building larger projects, shipping components behind the scenes and letting them bake in production is a really nice and easy way to keep things moving.
Earlier this year my team without the aid of automated unit tests (we had some UI tests that were getting quite a trial by fire!) rattled off an admittedly stressful 33-day streak of shipping at least one thing, whether it be a bug fix, improvement, or new feature. The conditions were that the one thing had to pass QA before it went out — no shortcuts, no releasing for the sake of releasing. As I said, it was stressful, but it was a great exercise. (That being said, do not try this at home.)
I've been applying the "just ship" mentality to my weather projects recently and it has helped me overcome a lot of analysis paralysis of how to proceed. As a result, long-standing bugs in the @chswx bot have been fixed and the accompanying website finally got the mobile-first facelift it needed.
Shipping makes me happy. It should make you happy, too.
Just ship, baby.
iTerm2 3.0 Beta is a must-have
If you spend any reasonable amount of time within terminals on Mac OS X, you need iTerm2. It's been a constant in my Mac life since I switched. The 3.0 betas are ridiculously good and fit in so well on Yosemite and El Capitan. There are some outstanding tweaks in the latest betas that make me fall for this software all over again.
Going to Extremes
Blue Screen of Dumb. pic.twitter.com/qlyoZmBDGf
— Jared Smith (@jaredwsmith) July 30, 2015
Microsoft's error messages may have been rather cryptic and full of techno-babble in the past, but you could at least find a Knowledge Base article based on the message and get a good handle on what's going on. "Something happened" is still cryptic with the added detriment of being completely useless. Unfortunate, too, because Windows 10 — if it installs, anyway — is a really strong OS, as strong as Windows has been in recent years.
WebKit Rules the World
I'm writing this in Safari, the genesis of the WebKit project, while listening to music on Spotify, a WebKit-based music player. On my other monitor is GitHub's Atom, a really damned fine programmers' editor that has its roots in WebKit (to the point where you can inspect it and change the UI with stylesheets).
Just imagine if Microsoft had continued to actively develop, and perhaps even open-source, Trident (the IE rendering engine) in the early 2000s. (On second thought…best to just leave that alone.)
Apologies for the Crash
Unfortunately, for a couple days it looks like none of you were able to get your fix of largely outdated blog posts. I'm not terribly sure why the pool for jaredwsmith.com was trying to allocate a metric crap-ton of memory, but I've got it all fixed and running some newer stuff as well, including a rather nice upgrade from Linode (for free!) that will help me do some more interesting number-crunching on weather data.
A running search of people still crossposting their Facebook end-of-year video to Twitter
Bring Back the Brown
New-Look Padres, Back in Brown. http://t.co/7GZVRYMZil @Padres @PadresMikeDee @gaslampball @LobShots pic.twitter.com/zEuYJmR78F
— John Brubaker (@johnbrubaker) January 8, 2015
I love everything about these uniform concepts. It would bring a true sense of identity back to San Diego — the Padres have looked Dodger-lite for far too long.
Movable Type Lives
Six Colors, Jason Snell's (formerly of Macworld) new site, is powered by Movable Type. I worked daily on Movable Type when I was at ReadWriteWeb. Despite how I would tend to curse some of its quirks, I grew to be quite fond of several of its features and implementations, notably its publishing to static files, its flexibility in setting up a publishing queue (may TheSchwartz be with you) and how it handles multiple blogs (something MT still blows WordPress away at).


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I think gossip gets a bad wrap.
It's like eating carbs or pouring that third glass of wine; for a moment the thought that we shouldn't do it rolls through our brain, but it just feels so damn good.
Today, I'm giving you permission to gossip. Do it. Talk about your family members, your friends, your high school nemisis. Don't feel bad about it. Pass your judgements, make your observations, gossip like there's no tomorrow.
Then sit back and reflect a little bit. Match up your emotions to each piece of gossip. Do you envy Susan and her commitment to juicing for a healthy lifestyle? Does Sally's most recent social media bitch fest make you re-evaluate how much complaining you do online? Is dishing about Jim's parenting style breaching the conversation between you and your partner about how you want to parent your own kid one day?
Through gossip we learn about ourselves and each other. We create our own list of socially acceptable behaviors and are constantly revising and addending them to fit our ever changing social group. Just the fact that we deem some things worthy of gossip and others uninteresting provides inlets to our own value system. Often we focus our gossip on the areas of our own lives where we feel lacking so pay attention to what news you're spreading. You might just figure out what you should spending more time on in order to make yourself happier.
I'm not saying that we should bad-mouth each other or be malicous or hurtful in our gossip. Slam books and mean websites are never ok. Instead I'm proposing that act of talking about the affairs of others is more about ourselves than the subject of our gossip and that we should stop beating ourselves up for something so natural.
Gossip can be a good thing, as long as you know how to use it. Who and what do you find yourself gossiping about lately? How does it make you feel? What discovery can you make from it?
Give yourself permission to gossip.
It's ok. Really.


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The best free MP3 software
In these days of Spotify streaming, an MP3 collection may seem like a throwback – but managing your own music means you never need to worry about it disappearing, being unable to get on the internet or hearing it in lower quality than you'd like. While Windows Media Player and Windows 8's music player do their best, there are better apps to play, organise and sort out your collection. These are our favorites.
1. Winamp
For many of us, Winamp is the only music player worth mentioning: it's been around since the earliest days of digital music, and while various ownership issues mean development has been halted for a while as lawyers fight each other, it remains a fantastic and very flexible music player.
In addition to supporting every audio format you can possibly imagine, Winamp supports skins to change its appearance and plugins that add new features – equalisers, audio processors, visualisations and more. As its slogan goes, "it really whips the llama's ass".
2. MediaMonkey
MediaMonkey is a great app for organising and playing music libraries of any size. It can automatically rename your MP3s and sort out the way your music files are organised; it can fix broken ID3 tags and tell you if tracks have been duplicated, and it makes it easy to share your music with other devices, including Apple and Android kit, Smart TVs, DNLA-compatible Blu-ray players and so on.
Some of the advanced features are limited to the paid-for Gold version, but the free version delivers an awful lot of bang for zero bucks.
3. iTunes
If you've got an iPod touch, iPhone or iPad then Apple really, really wants you to use iTunes, and while it's not everybody's favourite, it remains the best way to get music onto Apple devices.
The latest version introduces an improved user interface, Family Sharing (which enables you to share purchases with other members of your family without having to share your account details or passwords), better playlist editing and performance improvements. If you find it runs a little slowly, delete the Smart Playlists and disable the Genius feature: they seem to have a big impact on iTunes' performance.
4. MusicZen
Music folders can be frightening places, and the longer you leave them disorganised, the more terrifying they can become. Thank heavens, then, for MusicZen. It's an incredibly simple and very useful utility that can tame even the most tempestuous digital music collection, moving and renaming files while getting shot of duplicates.
By default it organises music by artist, then by year, and then by album, although you can change that if you like. Its simplicity means it's very, very quick, so if you've been putting off that music folder fixing, you don't need to put it off any longer.
5. VLC Media Player
As a music player VLC Media Player looks rather basic, but we're including it here because it's the Swiss Army Knife of digital media: if it can't play it, it probably isn't worth bothering trying to play in the first place. It plays CDs and DVDs, video CDs, MPEG, AVI, ASF, WMV, WMA, 3GP, MKV, Real Audio, FLAC, Flash, MIDI… you get the idea.
It can even handle streaming music. It isn't just a player, though. It can convert music from one format to another, extract audio from video, stream media over a network, apply audio and video effects and grab podcasts too.
6. MP3Tag
Digital music veterans shudder when you say "ID3 tags" to them: they're the tags that describe each music file, and that audio apps use to organise music. Unfortunately incorrect or inconsistent tagging can cause chaos when half your REM tracks are tagged "R.E.M.", collaborations are tagged as separate artists and nobody can never make up their mind about how to spell Red Hot Chili Peppers.
The good news is that MP3tag can look at the mess, tut loudly and sort it all out. It can fix inconsistencies and errors, spellcheck your tags and cross-reference them with Amazon and Freedb.
7. MP3jam
For digital natives, the place to discover new music isn't Spotify or iTunes: it's YouTube. Artists haven't been slow to notice that, and as a result you'll find music on YouTube that isn't available anywhere else – not to mention endless covers, tributes, live versions and parodies, as well as music from undiscovered new artists.
That's a lot of audio – more than 20 million tracks – and YouTube doesn't always make it easy to discover. MP3jam is designed to help you find exactly what you want among YouTube's ever-growing library of content, and it can download the audio to your PC too.
8. FreeMake Audio Converter
In an ideal world, every audio player or device would recognise every kind of audio file. Unfortunately this isn't that world, but you can get closer to it with Freemake's Free Audio Converter.
It has a music player that can handle more than 40 different audio formats, and it can also convert from one to another – so if you need to convert your FLACs into MP3 or AAC, convert Ogg Vorbis to Windows Media, compress music to save space or merge multiple tracks together for gap-free listening, Free Audio Converter can do the job quickly and without fuss.
9. foobar2000
If you're looking for a fast, flexible and really powerful music player for Windows, you really ought to check out foobar2000. It supports all the key formats – MP3, AAC, WMA, Ogg Vorbis, FLAC and many more – and can rip audio CDs, plus it has excellent tagging capabilities, a customisable user interface, gapless playback and customisable keyboard shortcuts.
The available extensions add all kinds of features: fancy decoding 8-bit Atari chiptunes, decoding Nintendo sound files or adding the same reverb that PlayStation games use? It's a little over the top for just playing the odd Taylor Swift track, but it's a great app.
10. Audacity
If you make music as well as listen to it, or if you want to convert old analogue formats into shiny digital files, then Audacity should definitely be part of your audio arsenal. It can record and export in a ton of different file formats, remove unwanted noise, clicks and hisses, adjust frequencies, add fades, cut and paste waveforms and use both VST and Audio Unit effect plugins.
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My father told me they pulled both trucks up to the stairs and load my stuff into it. When they were almost near my condo in Charleston a woman from the company called me and told me how much the bill was going to be. She gave me a price that was $600 more then what I was quoted. She said it was because they couldn't get their truck within 75 feet of my door. I told her that they had used Uhaul trucks and she stated that if they had used their regular truck then they wouldn't have been able to get within 75 feet of the door. This is absolutely a lie because when I moved into the apartment the company I hired pulled their regular truck right up to the door. Her logic made no sense to me. I told her I wouldn't pay that amount and she said they wouldn't unload my stuff until I paid her. I didn't know it was illegal for them to hold my stuff until I paid. This was almost two years ago so I'm not sure if I can't still get thing from them but I want to help stop them from doing this to other people.
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Its now been a year since this person wrote a complaint on a move that occured 3 years before they wrote the complaint. We have not heard from this person at all. Note, this is the only report we've ever had on rip-off report. Don't you just love people with no integrity that post garbage on the internet and then don't respond to legitimate requests to resolve their issues. If you can't speak directly and honestly with professionals, please don't call us for your move.
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James May: So I had this idea that if I re-edited the beginnings of all the little tests, I could make these red letters spell out a message through the magazine — which I thought was brilliant. I can't remember exactly what it said but it was to the effect that "You might think this is a really great thing but if you were sitting here making it up you'd realise it's a real pain in the arse." It took me about two months to do it and on the day that it came out I'd actually forgotten that I'd done it because there's a bit of a gap between it being "put to bed" and coming out on the shelves. When I arrived at work that morning everybody was looking at their shoes and I was summoned to the managing director of the company's office. The thing had come out and nobody at work had spotted what I'd done because I'd made the words work around the pages so you never saw a whole word. But all the readers had seen it and they'd written in thinking they'd won a prize or a car or something.
James May: I did once set fire to the laboratory sink, which, being a phenomenon that contravenes the regular chemical relationships between water and combustion, struck me as something worthy of further scientific enquiry rather than two hours locked in the stockroom.
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Mahesh Babu's 1: Nenokkadine, which hit the screens on January 10, has embarked on a glorious start in America and has done fabulous collection at the USA Box Office in the first weekend, beating the Yevadu, Dedh Ishqiya, Veeram and Jilla. But the Sukumar-directed psychological action thriller has failed to smash the three-day business record of Prince last release Seethamma Vakitlo Sirimalle Chettu and Attarintiki Daredi.
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The action thriller 1: Nenokkadine has collected Rs 5.82 crores nett ($946,552) from 105 screens at the USA Box Office in the first weekend and the collection figures of some screens are yet to be reported. Meanwhile, Ram Charan's Yevadu, which opened on Saturday in the country, has collected Rs 1.46 crores nett ($237,170) from 70 screens at the USA Box Office in two days.
Whereas Tamil flicks Veeram and Jilla and Hindi film Dedh Ishqiya have raked in Rs 1.24 crores ($201,101 from 67 screens), Rs 1.19 crores nett ($192,858 from 69 screens) and Rs 96.82 lakhs ($157,541 from 50 screens), respectively at the USA Box Office in the first weekend. The film 1: Nenokkadine has topped the USA collection chart, while Yevadu, Veeram, Jilla and Dedh Ishqiya landed in the second, third, fourth and fifth places, respectively. Continue to read 1: Nenokkadine viewers' reviews in the slideshow.


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This Patriots fan, named Jason, celebrated the team's Super Bowl XLIX victory last February by letting the world know just how good he's had it. He turned 14 on Friday.
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9 Parades.
Take that, World.
"Sign Kid," as he is known to millions of Boston sports fans, was born a week before the New England Patriots beat the Oakland Raiders in the infamous Tuck Rule game on Jan. 15, 2002.
That victory in the divisional playoff during a blizzard is widely viewed as the launching point of both a Patriots dynasty and an unmatched run of professional sports championships for Boston's four major pro sports teams.
The core fanbase of those teams, which extends from Waterville, Maine in the north and east to Waterbury, Conn., in the south and west, has enjoyed a combustible run of championships, chokes, heartache, and euphoria during Sign Kid's brief lifetime.
Mainly, it's been about the rings. Four for the Patriots, three for the Red Sox, and one each for the Bruins and Celtics.
All in less than 14 years.
For many Boston sports fans, the triumph and tragedies of the Patriots, Celtics, Red Sox and Bruins overlap into one, entangled, continuous saga.
Babe – Ruth and Parilli. Buckner. Boone. Big Papi. The Big Three. The second Big Three. Brady. Belichick. Bobby Orr. Bill Russell. And Ballgame, Teddy. And that's just the "B's."
The teams and players celebrate and emulate each other.
Tom Brady, complete with a number "5" on his shirt, threw out the first pitch on Opening Day at Fenway Park in 2015. He was accompanied by Bill Belichick, Robert and Jonathan Kraft, and four Lombardi Trophies. Patriots players are fixtures at courtside during Celtics home games. The Bruins 2011 Stanley Cup rolled into to Fenway Park on Father's Day atop a Duck Boat in a move akin to the Allies re-taking Paris.
Red Sox left-handed starting pitcher David Price addressed the city's stratospheric expectations after he signed his seven-year, $217 million deal with Boston in December. "This is a place that has winning in their blood, and not just with the Red Sox. Obviously with what the Patriots are doing, the Bruins, Celtics. This is a place that wins, and this is a place that expects to win. That's what I want to be a part of."
When he was three weeks old, Sign Kid's dad woke him up from an early-evening nap with a loud shriek as Adam Vinatieri split the uprights against the Rams to win Super Bowl XXXVI.
(In spite of what you may have read or heard on the ESPN, the Patriots never videotaped St. Louis' walkthroughs.)
Since then, the Patriots have won three more Super Bowls and become the NFL's most-successful, most-emulated, and most-hated franchise. The Red Sox ended an 86-year World Series drought in 2004 before adding two more championships. Their 2013 #BostonStrong victory came six months after two brothers killed three spectators at the Boston Marathon, injured more than 260 others, and killed an MIT police officer during the subsequent manhunt.
The Bruins and Celtics, meanwhile, have each captured a title in Sign Kid's short life. They also fell short in the finals chasing a second.
Sign Kid's real name is Jason. He lives in the suburbs north of Boston. He plays quarterback on his flag football team, wears No. 12 (of course.), and plays point guard on an AAU basketball team. His dad asked that his last name not be used.
Fans in Kansas City might understand why as they read on.
During Jason's entire life, Belichick was been coaching the Patriots, and Brady has been the team's starting QB. (Brady missed the 2008 season with a torn ACL after being taken out at the knees by Bernard Pollard of the Chiefs in the season opener.) As Jason grew, so did the numbers on his sign. It was first unveiled at the Bruins' Stanley Cup Duck Boat fete in June of 2011.
11 Years Old.
7 Parades.
His dynamic sign has been a social media and internet staple at Boston championship Duck Boat parades since, and even earned him air time on local TV. There is no more room for another logo on the sign. There will be design changes if necessary in February.
Jason, for one, has no doubt the Patriots will beat the Chiefs on Saturday in the AFC Divisional Playoff Game at Gillette Stadium. He has them winning 31-20.
"I have high expectations whenever the Patriots play. I expect them to win. My standards for them are like really high," he told The Star in true Belichickian form. "When they lose, I always have a bit of a disappointment. But I always believe they have a shot at the championship. They're the team of the decade."
Such brash and arrogant confidence for a young man, right? Well, as a Patriots' fan, Jason's got a 171-53 regular-season record, 12 AFC East championships, four Super Bowl wins and a nearly incomprehensible nine AFC conference title game appearances.
He turned 14 on Friday.
Haters, cynics, the defeated, Brady Truthers, a certain four-letter sports network, corrupted souls at NFL HQ, and fans in New York, across Pennsyltucky, and beyond, often love to credit this success to cheating, the Dark Side, and deflated footballs.
Jason is having none of it.
"I don't think Tom Brady is a cheater. He's an honest and wonderful person. He seems pretty smart to me and knows football. I don't feel like it in my heart he would cheat to get a win. He's so into the game. I feel like he would always give 110 percent and try as hard as he can to win."
Kids are so smart these days.
Jason has a few million Patriots fans – not to mention a mountain of evidence contradicting the Wells Report and Judge Berman's Deflategate ruling – to back his assertions.
And lest you think your franchise is pure, you can always visit YourTeamCheats.Com for a reality check.
Make the assertion that Brady has cheated, or that the Patriots' championships are tainted, in the right place on Twitter and you will swiftly hear from Patriots Twitter Nation.
David Portnoy (@stoolpresidente) is the founder of Barstool Sports. He sold a majority interest in his on-line entity to a private equity firm just last week. It had a valuation of "$10 to 15 million."
Portnoy's has been among the loudest and deepest voice in the "Free Brady" movement. (The Twitter feed of this author held its own.)
Portnoy and three lieutenants traveled to the NFL's offices on Park Avenue in New York in May to protest Roger Goodell's handing the Deflategate affair. They were arrested for their efforts.
"Well, Brady didn't deflate the balls for starters. It was just crybaby teams that got their ass kicked trying to get revenge the only way they can," Portnoy told The Star.
New Englanders have long carried a boulder on their shoulder, going back to that April morning back in 1775 when a group of small "p" patriots gave a metaphorical middle-finger to the British Empire.
That middle finger has been raised – and largely pointed at New York – ever since.
"We've always heard about the Yankees and their 26 championships" said Jason's dad, Stephen. "For me it's always been like not getting the credit where credit is due. We've had a lot of blue-collar teams. Not the glitzy, the Showtime, Magic Johnson teams. It's always been like Larry Bird, or the 2004 Red Sox (known as The Idiots), blue-collar, muscle-it-out, ugly-win, teams. But with the Patriots, it's been beautiful. To take one glory player – a sixth round draft pick – with the cast of folks who aren't super stars. They manufacture success from a team perspective rather than an individual perspective."
Expectations with the Patriots have soared since Jason's birth. Back in the day, it was a big deal when the team made the playoffs, simply finished above .500, or managed to keep the same coach from one season to the next.
"When I was growing up, to have a season when they'd just about make the playoffs, would be good," added Stephen, who is 55.
Portnoy – known as El Presidente to his site's millions of Stoolies – has also been around long enough to see the Patriots finish 2-14.
"The pre Parcells/Belichick Pats were the worst team in the league. A joke," Portnoy said. "Now we're the premier team in sports. It's really similar to the attitude of Boston Sports fans in general. We were lovable losers. The 'Curse.' Now we're the bully that sticks people in lockers. It took a while to accept it, but now people hate us. We're the best. We know we're the best. Everybody wants to take what we got. It's us against the world."
Boston's genetic and defiant "Us Against The World" attitude, an underlying fixture in any Boston-based movie featuring Mark Wahlberg, Matt Damon, or Ben Affleck, was best reflected following the Boston Marathon bombings in 2013. It was succinctly articulated when Boston Red Sox DH David Ortiz christened Boston as "our f–king city" before a game against the Royals on April 20, 2013.
That feeling was injected with a trainload of HGH after was reported in the early moments of January 19, 2015, that the NFL was investigating allegations of the Patriots purposefully using deflated footballs in last season's AFC title rout of the AFC Finalist Colts.
"Ever since Deflategate, there's a high degree of sensitivity on that subject," Stephen said.
Portnoy adds that the timing of the "Decade-Plus Of Dominance" has added to the envy and scorn directed at the New England fanbase. "It extends beyond football. Every Boston sports team started winning at once. We went from lovable losers to Title Town As far as the Pats, clearly people hate them because they win so much. Everything the Pats do is magnified."
Those "pre-Parcells/Belichick" Patriots were the cosmic opposites of today's franchise.
Those Patriots almost moved to St. Louis and Hartford during the 1990s. They played their "home" games in Harvard Stadium, Fenway Park, Nickerson Field, Alumni Stadium, and, once, even in Alabama. Their old home stadium in Foxboro was so poorly constructed fans would get soaked during rain storms – while beneath the stands.
There was the 3-0 snow plow (actually a snow sweeper) victory over Miami in 1982, the cocaine-fueled 1985 AFC champs, the ugly sexual harassment of a female reporter in the locker room scandal of 1990, and the time the game wouldn't start until they could suit-up a former player who was in the stands. He made the tackle on the opening kickoff.
All of that pre-dates the Tuck Rule game, Spygate, Aaron Hernandez's murder conviction, and Deflategate.
Engineer Peter Guglietta goes back to the 1960s AFL Boston Patriots of (Babe) Parilli. He offered this primer on why the Patriots have connected with New Englanders beyond the four rings.
"It's about a common bond and identity with a team whose values and work ethic are tightly knit into the real New England character, not that Beacon Hill snobbery that a lot of America always associates with Boston," Guglietta said. "'Do Your Job,' Brady's rise to the top from low expectations beginnings, Belichick's dedication to never resting on your laurels. Like many others who are the real fabric of New England, that identity is what makes us a unique breed. You work hard, take pride in what you do, and take your success as a result of the hard work, not like you were entitled to it. "
Guglietta vividly remembers the days of the Laughingstock Patriots.
"People just expected this team to be underachievers … it was like you just knew something stupid or low-rent to be the rule of the day," he said. "We never thought we had a right to compete with the rest of the league. Kraft changed that, Belichick and Brady changed that."
"My father always reminds me how lucky I am because of when I was born. And all these crazy championships happened," Jason added. "Tom Brady is the greatest player ever. And he will be forever."
Nine titles in his first 13 years.
Who are you to argue?
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I get this feeling like my life is gonna get better. I want to be happy and I'm gonna fight for it.Why am I blogging like this today? Well, it's easier to share thoughts this way as opposed to saying it out loud, right?
I'm not gonna lie, I haven't been the happiest for the past couple of years. I've managed to hang in there, keep a positive attitude so far and that's what I gonna keep doing. I have a good plan for the near future, I hope it'll go through. If not, I'll seek other options...good, positive, of course.
One thing that really makes me happy is having good friends and being there for them. I know what it's like to feel sad, lonely, etc. That's why I say, if anyone needs someone to mention their troubles to, I'm here.
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