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Men and women can get stretch marks on several areas of their bodies, including the abdomen, thighs, hips, breasts, upper arms, and lower back. The marks occur in the dermis, the elastic middle layer of skin that allows it to retain its shape. When constantly stretched, the dermis can break down, leaving stretch marks behind.
Stretch marks are a form of scarring that happens when skin doesn't bounce back after it's been stretched by pregnancy, weight gain, or extreme weight loss. Stretch marks often start off looking reddish or purplish and then become glossy, making the skin appear to be streaked in silver or white.
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There are several treatment options for stretch marks, although none of them are very effective. The degree of success with any treatment will depend on your age, your skin tone, and even your diet. Treatment options for stretch marks include:
- Surgical methods. Dermabrasion, chemical peels, or laser surgery can be used.
- Lotions and creams. Over-the-counter stretch mark treatments are available but are usually of little benefit. If you are pregnant, discuss your concern with your doctor at the beginning of your pregnancy, before stretch marks develop. That way you and your doctor can consider preventive strategies.
For treating stretch marks, it's best to be in the care of a surgeon or dermatologist. He or she can determine which treatment approach is best for you.
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NetBeans 7.1 brings JavaFX to the table
The premier open source development environment just got that little bit sweeter as NetBeans 7.1 landed late on Thursday - somehow adding more tools to an already fully stocked toolbox
Oracle seem to be building the hype around Netbeans 7.1 IDE being the first to include JavaFX 2.0 support, and releasing the beginning of the year seems the perfect time to do that. JavaFX 2.0 looks to be set for a big year within the community and Oracle are willing to recognise the importance of appeasing as many people as possible.
Of course, NetBeans's cross platform nature means developers can create desktop, web and mobile applications on the Java platform and smart tools for C/C++, PHP, JavaScript and Groovy are provided. Consequently there's a ton of upgrades to talk about. All are documented in the release notes but the highlight reel this time round includes:
- First to Support JavaFX 2.0 - the full compile/debug/profile development cycle all enabled to develop JavaFX 2.0 applications. All three deployment models (
- UI Debugger for JavaFX and Swing - a visual debugger that can be used to pinpoint elusive problems within the code.
- Enhanced Java Editor - significant enhancements including the requested batch refactoring tool, import organiser and
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NetBeans seems to be on the pulse for all the latest technologies. There were some interesting quotes from those at Oracle and where NetBeans fits into its vision for the future. Oracle's Tools and Middleware chief architect, Ted Farrell said:
The latest NetBeans IDE release provides the Java developer community with many new features to help them create leading-edge Web, mobile and enterprise applications.
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"A vessel has as its reference its own stylistic history and the function. To conserve, or serve out or to present a certain content, is an orientation towards basic human needs. The necessity of producing the form in order to protect contents, meets up with the need to express oneself and to consecrate things and attribute a value to them. From the outset vessels were always designed. The forms emerged from out of the technical capabilities, the practical necessities and a sense for rituals. Rituals are the source of civilization and culture. They bestow a form upon what is lacking in design. A shared meaning develops in them, which goes above and beyond what is merely necessary to life and relates towards what is sublime and greater. From the need to represent and pay homage to this, all art has developed.
The rituals have changed, civilization has brought forth many flowers, art is ever the mirror. The manufacture of vessels is a self-evident cultural technique for all of mankind, and analogue to the role of the figure in sculpture, we can maintain that the ritual is the concrete opposite of the vessel.
And so the "vessel" can today be a theme, in which function and ritual, our own history and the future may be reflected.
Do rituals relate to something sublime? Can they create a shared meaning? What sort of a function do vessels have today?"
"In the original axiom the form follows the function, as the shape which corresponds to the purpose. The functionality in this work is not related to the potential of a thing to be useful, but rather to the logic involved in its manufacture.
The necessary work steps to make a form mould with which objects can be reproduced in porcelain, are subject to specific preconditions. A sort of three dimensional stereotype has to be made in plaster, which forms a closed volume, or receptacle for the liquid porcelain. The usually many-pieced stereotypes must then be capable of being taken apart, so that the model around which they have arisen, and subsequently the reproduced object shall not be damaged.
I interrupt this process before it is finished and use the stereotype incompletely. The function of (pouring) the form is extended. As a fragment it becomes part of the object and forms a threshold, a border, like the frame which separates the picture from the wall." Johannes Nagel
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"Things that are completely perfect and things that are completely broken appear to be in two opposite conditions, yet two conditions are the same concept as a form of completion. There is no movement in these two conditions.
The waxing and the waning moon contain an expectation of completion whether it is going to be the start or the end. We are seeing the moon at the same time we are seeing our perception of time or whatever it is, we see something progressing.
To some my work may appear to be imperfect because perfection contains only one message which is clearly defined by the maker. My attempt is to create the condition of progress in my work. Something ambiguous, unsettled and imaginative so that the user of my work sees many different aspects from the object."
"My preference of choosing types of clay when making white ware is the dark and coarse clay most of the time. The whiteness acts as a membrane or a veil. The hints of the true nature of the material appear slightly on the surface. Dark clay which consists of many impurities induces strong chemical changes in heat and the trace of events remains under the veil when it cools down. White, on the other hand, is more stable because of its purity. It is already settled and has a feeling of "stillness".
Superficially my work appears to be quiet in white. It does not show the rawness of Mother Nature directly. A symbolic figure always looks more perfect than the actual person he/she is. Imagination and fantasy always reinforce the imperfection and achieve the perfection with its own originality.
Therefore the completion of my work is done by the viewers. My work is a creation on its own."
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"I believe that the greatest undertaking of the artist is that of professional maintenance. As a matter of fact, along with spontaneous creativity, you indissolubly must add an elevated professional competence regarding technique; through reading and observation, the joy of experimentation, of combining, and of moving forward.
My design is born from a rereading of past artistic production through a filter of formal personal sensibility directed towards the making of a functional or sculptural object. The forms generated are aesthetically accurate and display a strong sense of the real feminine character, of grace, of elegance and of attention to detail.
Thus, "Crespines", objects originally of Faentinian tradition that were used in the grand European courts of the 16th and 17th centuries, have been remade in porcelain paper clay for a new collection which began in 2005.
It was challenging and exciting to create forms derivative of the past, but reconsidered with completely new techniques and philosophies.
These pieces have been formed using an incredibly thin decorative weft that ultimately creates their supporting structure: it's an art of addition, not of subtraction, as was commonly done in the original renaissance crespines, where the perforations were created by piercing and cutting out shapes from the existing closed forms. The procedure anticipates the moulding with a freehand syringe on concave or convex refractory supports and requires a high temperature firing. Sometimes the forms are then mounted on hand-blown glass bases, which have been designed and commissioned in Tuscany. The round shape is prevalent in my work, which can often be found in Italian Renaissance architecture.
They present themselves in this way, like ample goblets in ceramic filigree, a type of interwoven lace of overlapping spirals in precious porcelain "thread", an effect absolutely unobtainable without the help of paperclay. Objects of light and vulnerability, which live in illumination and shadow, in tactility, in supreme whiteness and imperceptible vibrations." Antonella Cimatti
Antonella Cimatti was born in Faenza in 1956. One of Carlo Zauli's pupils at the Istituto d'Arte (State School of Ceramics) in Faenza, she went on to obtain a degree with distinction from the Accademia di Belle Arti (Fine Arts Academy) in Bologna. She has been teaching Design at the Istituto d'Arte (State School of Ceramics) in Faenza since 1979.
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A hearing to weigh the evidence to hold accused murderer Alex Spanos in jail without the option of bail has been canceled.
Spanos, 24, pleaded innocent last week to a charge of second-degree murder in a case involving the death of 17-year-old Rutland High School student Carly Ferro.
Ferro was killed last fall in a crash on Cleveland Avenue in the city that police say was caused by Spanos who was allegedly huffing from an aerosol can to get high while driving.
Because Spanos is facing a potential lifetime jail sentence, prosecutors asked that he be held in jail without the option of bail until his trial. While Spanos has been incarcerated since the Sept. 26 crash on $200,000 bail, Spanos attorney requested a hearing that would have required the prosecution to reveal enough evidence to warrant holding him in jail.
But the hearing, scheduled to take place Tuesday, was canceled by Spanos defense attorney who withdrew the request for a hearing on Monday.MORE IN This Just InBy Josh O'Gorman Full StoryBy Gordon Dritschilo Full StoryCASTLETON - Police have released a picture of a man who robbed a convenience store Monday night. Full Story
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In the West Virginia of the future, you might drive a natural gas–powered vehicle. Your neighbor to the east might have a couple of electric cars. And your neighbor to the west, who knows? Hydrogen, maybe.
"I think our future is going to be multi-fuel," said William Davis, assistant director of operations for the National Alternative Fuels Training Center in Morgantown. "As a country, we are no longer going to be able to survive with two fuels — gasoline and diesel. We're going to have to have multiple fuels."
Fuel diversity is only just beginning — and it's especially new in West Virginia, which shows up as a conspicuous blank area on a locator map maintained by the Department of Energy's Alternative Fuels Data Center.
The AFDC tracks infrastructure for and use of seven alternative fuels. Nationwide, electricity had by far the most fueling stations in 2012, followed by propane and E85; coming in with far fewer stations were compressed natural gas, biodiesel, liquefied natural gas and hydrogen. Compressed natural gas, or CNG, can be used in most vehicles, while LNG is for the heaviest-duty vehicles.
On the map, the west coast and the eastern third of the country pop with electric charging stations. The upper Midwest, corn country, has lots of E85 — a gasoline blend for flex-fuel vehicles that contains up to 85 percent ethanol, most commonly made of corn — and propane is especially dense in the country's middle third.
West Virginia does have 12 public electric charging stations on the map, most of them at McDonald's and at Nissan dealers. It has nine propane stations and one E85 station. The website altfuelprices.com shows fewer propane stations, at six, but has two E85 stations and one biodiesel station.
The NAFTC's Davis provided an update on the status of alternative fuel fueling in the state.
"For electricity," he said, to start with the nation's and the state's most popular alternative fueling station, "the infrastructure in West Virginia is just getting a good foothold."
The fact that most electric vehicles can be charged with standard household current probably is delaying the development of high-speed charging, he said. As demand rises, with increased ownership of plug-in hybrids and pure electrics, the state will begin to see more charging stations at hotels and motels and in municipal parking lots.
Propane could play an important role as a transportation fuel in West Virginia, Davis said. While the state's mountainous areas don't have the pipeline infrastructure for natural gas fueling, they do have propane delivery systems in place.
E85 may be on its way out.
"Part of the reason it hasn't taken off is the fact that manufacturers have just not embraced putting E85-capable engines and systems in vehicles," Davis said.
Of the less popular types of stations nationwide — compressed natural gas, biodiesel, liquefied natural gas and hydrogen — the state took steps in 2012 to promote the use of natural gas in particular when it formed the Natural Gas Vehicle Task Force.
It's a chicken-and-egg problem, said task force Chairwoman Hallie Mason, but one that could shift quickly once it gets going.
"Certainly along the interstate, if you see signs for gas at $1.80, it will generate a lot of interest," Mason said. "We believe the demand will come as people see the price is significantly lower than diesel and regular unleaded gas."
Overlaying maps of population, state and other
government vehicle fleets, and pipelines showed the task force that prime locations
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with the more populated counties along the Interstate 64, 77 and 79: Kanawha,
Wood, Cabell, Raleigh, Monongalia, Marion and Harrison counties.
The task force expects to issue a report in February with recommendations for advancing the use of natural gas vehicles in the state.
The high investment required for alternative fuels infrastructure makes the chicken-and-egg problem significant.
"We have to see consumers support all of these fuels in order for them to become readily available," said Judy Moore, spokesperson for the NAFTC, which works to provides education to build awareness of the options.
Helping to move infrastructure along is the state's alternative fueling infrastructure tax credit. It offers a credit of 50 percent of allowable costs up to $312,500 for infrastructure for public use and remains in effect, with occasional adjustments to the maximum, through 2021.


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The Rays' World Series championship hopes were dashed, as the club came up just one big hit short.
The Rays' World Series championship hopes were dashed, as the club came up just one big hit short.
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With two outs and B.J. Upton on second base in the sixth inning on Monday night, Carlos Pena stroked a base hit into left field, tying the game at 2 and giving the Rays new life before rain suspended the game.
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5 -- Number of Rays baserunners left on base. In a tight one-run contest, Tampa Bay's inability to drive in runs was the difference-maker.
Baldelli's first-pitch homer in the seventh momentarily silenced the sellout crowd at Citizens Bank Park on Wednesday night by tying the score at 3. Carlos Pena
The Rays' first baseman finally broke out a slump, going 2-for-4 with an RBI. B.J. Upton
Upton's sixth-inning steal -- despite the muddy conditions -- enabled him to score on Pena's single. But Tampa Bay's center fielder squandered another chance to put the Rays on the board, grounding into a double play for the first two outs in the eighth.
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With runners on first and second courtesy of a pair of walks from starter Scott Kazmir, Grant Balfour entered the game and retired three straight batters in the fifth inning.
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Comment: The Rays' original starter, Kazmir tried to make the most of a tight strike zone on Monday night. But the lefty's short outing and six walks left much to be desired.
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A banner in Long Beach has everybody staring. It portrays the city council members completely naked.
But this display wasn't something the council had a hand in. It's a campaign poster with doctored photos of the council which was erected by a mayoral candidate.
Businessman Steve Mozena is one of the council members on the poster. He defends the poster, saying it's neither demeaning nor obscene. The banner reads "Let's get buck naked," implying the message for fiscal transparency. Mozena says council members should be open about how taxpayer money is spent.
While local residents largely think the banner is funny, at least one council member is not amused. Long Beach council member Suja Lowenthal said that she thinks the banner is in poor taste and inappropriate.
While Long Beach officials aren't complaining about the content of the poster, they are objecting to the size. The banner is 60 square feet, which well exceeds the code limitations of 16 square feet.
Mozena has said he wants to keep it the same size, and is applying for variance.
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The Center for Pediatric Psychiatry at Children's Medical Center Dallas invites applicants for its APA-accredited Postdoctoral Fellowship in Clinical Child Psychology beginning August 25, 2014. Applications are due January 6, 2014.
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Maybe things are gonna be good from now on, or so you think, well after all it's not everyday you get invited on tour as a spare make-up artist is it?
Since it turns out some people are still reading this, I thought, hey, I'll update it for you awesome people, hehe.
Just please review and make my day! ^^
"Oh piss off!" I yelled down the phone to guess what, another rejection.
It was getting beyond a joke, what the hell was wrong with me for crying out loud!
Sure I had a little drink problem, but most people my age have, ok, so maybe mine was getting slightly out of hand, but it's not like I'm gonna go to work drunk...ok, maybe I would have a hang over, but that's not the point!
I'd be here all day ranting, but something has gotta look up for me soon or I'm gonna just loose it and with Jasmine still on tour, I'm alone, after all my parents don't wanna know.
My life was a pure misery, I hated it, I hate admitting it, but I had considered suicide a few times, but I decided to rough to out, for Jasmines sake anyway, though I wish she'd hurry up and get back from that stupid tour, but I guess we can't have everything, no matter how hard we may plead or wish, I know from experience.
"Hello, an unemployed miserable girl speaking?" I said as I answered the phone after I saw Jasmine's contact appeared.
"Oh, please, stop it, I have some great news" she said, "And if you ask if I have taken out the trash then I will scream" she quickly added, damn, that girl knows me too well, of course I was gonna ask that.
I sighed, "What is it Jas, I'm depressed enough without you going on about unicorn boy" I said and I heard her sigh, she knew I was on about Mikey, I mean it's not everyday you meet someone with an obsession with unicorns.
"I know how your into art and make-up and such alike, right?" she said.
"Yeah..." I replied thoughts running widely through my mind.
"Well the guys need another make-up artist and they were wondering..." she began but stopped when she heard me snicker "Fine Gerard was wondering if you'd be interested in becoming one?" she finished.
I felt my mouth drop, no way, no fucking way!
"OH MY GOD! OF COURSE I WILL!" I basically screamed.
Then it dawned on me.
"But your like in fucking Poland for all I know, I can't afford to come there" I said sadly.
"My god Tara, are you forgetting who My Chem are? And who is in a car outside your block?" she said and I raised an eyebrow and rushed to the window, pulled the curtain back and their she was in her black Audi with..what the hell. Frank?
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SPRAGUE, Wash.--There is a legal wrestling match happening in the Lincoln County town of Sprague. It is over the demolition project of a building that partially collapsed in September of 2013 after a powerful storm.
The rubble has not been cleaned up yet. One block of the main route through town remains closed for safety reasons. Businesses report big losses as a result and want the street reopened.
A fence surrounds the block where a building primarily used for storage collapsed.
A grocery store owner reports a 30 percent reduction in sales since the collapse and block closure.
City officials said the property owner has the responsibility to demolish the building and has hired a contractor.
The city's building inspector said he expected the work to finally begin in early October.
Lawyers have become involved. The city's attorney said the contractor refuses to go forward unless the city holds him not responsible for any damage caused to city property during demolition. City officials will not accept that proposition.
The contractor said the City wants him to cover the cost for repair if a brick were to fall and damage the sidewalk or street.
The property owner said he has had three contractors look at the demolition project and none want to accept the liability the city wants.
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Since the mass availability of Web fonts, the gap between the typographic possibilities within Web and print design has been steadily closing. Continuing the trend, today we unveil new kerning and letter spacing capabilities to our Fonts.com Web Fonts service that can help take your Web designs one step closer to pixel perfect.
While kerning can be incorporated through standards-based implementations, there are several limitations that Web designers currently face:
- Kerning settings in the browser may be on or off by default
- The amount of kerning applied is inconsistent between different browsers
- Kerning cannot always be controlled via the low level font-feature-setting: "kern" syntax from the CSS3 spec or the high-level, font-kerning syntax from the CSS3 spec
- Text-rendering-optimizeLegibility, from the SVG spec, has inconsistent effects on kerning across browsers.
I had a chance to chat with Sampo Kaasila, about the technology he helped build and its inspiration. In his words, "The realization that kerning support is inconsistent and sometimes wrong across different Web browsers provided the impetus to develop this technology. It provides Web designers with kerning that is settable, correct and consistent across browsers."
The new capabilities within Fonts.com Web Fonts allow you to specify letter spacing in a variety of ways. You can use auto kerning to take advantage of kerning pairs designated by the font designer. Or, you can specify your own kerning value for letter pairs. A tracking control allows the adjustment of spacing between three or more consecutive characters.
Kerning can be applied globally to a CSS selector. For example, I can enable auto kerning for all of my subheads by turning the feature on for the selector (i.e. H2) designated for my subheads within my CSS. Alternatively, kerning and tracking can be applied to targeted blocks of texts.
The new letterspacing controls are an extension of our OpenType feature technology that enables OpenType features such as fractions and ligatures to be rendered in all modern browsers – including those without native OpenType feature support. We've also enhanced this technology to allow users to specify a preferred glyph when multiple options exist. In the example below, two options for stylistic alternates are presented for the lowercase k in the Fairbank typeface. This enhancement lets you specify a choice instead of using the default glyph.
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- Login to your Fonts.com account. You'll need a Fonts.com Web Fonts subscription, but even a free plan will work. Free plan subscribers have access to the technology and compatible fonts.
- Search for fonts containing kerning support. Use the kerning support filter like this to narrow your Web font search.
- Add the font to your project. Be sure to grab the variant with "OT features" in the name. To be certain you have this option, don't add an entire family to your project. Adding one weight at a time will allow you to specify the version you want – in this case, the version with OpenType features.
- Visit the Manage Web Fonts page to work on your project.
- Open the Add & Edit Fonts control for your project.
- Select the OpenType Features tab (If you don't see it, your project does not contain a font with OpenType features).
- Select the Basic panel to apply kerning and OpenType features globally to a CSS selector, or the Advanced panel to apply kerning, tracking or OpenType features to targeted text.
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- From the basic panel of the OpenType Features control, enter the selector name you wish to style.
- Selecting the font you want to use for the CSS selector from the Choose a font menu.
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- Click the CSS selector you just added form the menu below.
- Check Apply Auto kerning box to enable kerning. Preview the impact in the preview pane at the bottom of the control.
- Click the icons of any OpenType features you wish to apply to your selector. Again, you can preview the impact in the preview pane at the bottom of the control.
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- Click the Select HTML button to view and copy the HTML you'll need to add to your site.
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- Learning to read begins at birth
- Parents are a child's first and best teachers
Talking: Children learn language by listening to their parents and others talk. Building vocabulary and learning about the world around them will help your child make connections between stories and real life. Furthermore, when your child talks to you, she is engaging in self-expression and developing her narrative skills by creating her own stories. By imitating the story structure she loves, she is developing an early desire to read and reinforcing her vocabulary.
Singing: Songs are a wonderful way to slow down language and separate syllables. Most songs rhyme which allow a child to distinguish similar sounding words. All this develops phonological awareness, or the ability to hear and play with the smaller sounds in words. Most importantly, singing develops a powerful bond between caregiver and child that creates a loving environment for early literacy.
Reading: Reading together is the single most important way to help children get ready to read. Not only does it increase vocabulary, but children can develop print awareness, or knowing how to handle a book and how we follow the words on a page. Creating a fun environment for reading encourages more reading in the future.
Writing: Writing begins with scribbles, then comes letter knowledge. Children can start by knowing that letters are different from each other, and that they have different names and are related to sounds.
Playing: Children learn a lot about language through play. Play helps children learn symbolically, so they understand that spoken and written words can stand for real objects and experiences. Play also engages children in problem solving, improves social interactions, and builds comprehension for reading.
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Can old media beat new media in the ad wars?
While media that began online appears to have an edge in advertising revenue, don't count out web properties set up by the old-school, pre-internet companies.
The conventional wisdom is that old media online content usually gets trumped by new media properties, at least when it comes to ad revenue. But that's not necessarily the case, based on the number of people who visit old media websites.
New media, which did not spring from print or broadcast properties, often have an edge as far as total audience is concerned. ComScore reports that in January, Yahoo (YHOO) sites had 186.6 million unique visitors. AOL (AOL) had 111.3 million. Microsoft (MSFT) sites, mostly MSN, had 169.7 million. (Microsoft owns and publishes Top Stocks, an MSN Money site.)
In aggregate, however, old media online does very well with audience reach. CBS (CBS) sites had 82.8 million unique visitors in January. Turner, a part of Time Warner (TWX), had 79.5 million. NBC Universal, part of Comcast (CMCSA) had 71 million. Viacom (VIAB) had 69.7 million. Gannett Co. (GCI) had 50 million. Hearst had 43.1 million. The Top 50 sites by U.S audience also included Meredith (MDP), which probably will combine with Time Inc., The New York Times (NYT) properties, Fox Digital and The Tribune online properties.
All of this is a long way of showing that old media has extraordinary reach online, and that as traditional media outlets fail to produce the level of revenue they once did, or are no longer growing as quickly, their online revenue has a chance to do better.
The New York Times reported as part of its fourth-quarter results:
Digital advertising revenues as a percentage of total Company advertising revenues were 24.7% in the fourth quarter of 2012, compared with 22.7% during the same time period in 2011. For the full year, digital advertising revenues as a percentage of total Company advertising revenues were 23.9% in 2012, compared with 22.5% in 2011.
Given that the Times had 33.6 million unique visitors online in January, which dwarfs the circulation of the company's properties, its online revenue production is pathetic. The Times will continue to have to cut editorial staff and production costs to remain financially viable. Digital ad growth is too slow to cover the expense needs of the company.
Time Inc., another firm that produces some of the most well-regarded content on the Web, will nearly disappear into Meredith -- largely because it could not unlock Internet revenue.
So why is new media in such a struggle with old media companies? There is no single answer. Perhaps management has not put enough pressure on sales staffs to press online ad sales. Perhaps the companies have not been adroit enough to create content online that is of as high a quality as their traditional content. Whatever the reasons, it is not a lack of audience.
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A Junior League of Indian River initiative, Whole Child helps families get connected to programs and services in the community through a confidential web-based system. Whether they are in need of health care, educational programs, or enrichment activities, parents can find it all in one place.
As the summer months approach, Whole Child is working to expand its network of providers that offer activities for children.
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FAYETTEVILLE Arkansas football coach Bret Bielema awarded four walk-ons full athletic scholarships on Sunday, according to multiple players on social media.
Linebackers Austin Jones and Price Holmes, fullback Patrick Arinze and tight end Alex Voelzke earned the scholarships. They join long snapper Alan D'Appollonio and tight end Mitchell Loewen as walk-ons to be added to the Razorbacks' 85-scholarship limit since the end of spring practice.
"Two years ago I was just (trying to) get people to look at my highlight tape and now I'm on scholarship in the SEC," Arinze said on Twitter.
Bielema, who walked on at Iowa before earning a scholarship as a player, said earlier this preseason he plans to build a walk-on program for the Razorbacks.
"I think just in the state of Arkansas there's probably a lot of players that I think are three good things - they're usually undersized, under-recruited and underdeveloped," Bielema said. "To me, that's a great formula for our walk-ons."
Jones has worked out as the Razorbacks first-team middle linebacker this preseason, while Arinze - the leading rusher in the Razorbacks' spring game - has split time with Kiero Small on the first-team offense. Voelzke, who caught a touchdown pass last season against Ole Miss, is one of several tight ends expected to play this season.


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The "Dancing with the Tracy Stars" event is at 7:30 p.m. April 12 at the Grand Theatre, 715 Central Ave. The six contestants will compete to raise money for local community service organizations.
Drug Abuse Resistance Education educator, and former Tracy councilman, Steve Abercrombie will raise money for D.A.R.E. programs at schools throughout the Tracy, Jefferson, Lammersville, Banta and New Jerusalem school districts.
Capt. Jim Haskell of the Tracy fire department is raising money for Case For Kids, a nonprofit that is currently serving more than 200 children in Tracy and Mountain House foster homes.
Real estate agent Jeanette Pombo is raising money for the American Cancer Society and the local Relay for Life. Pombo is also dancing in honor of cancer survivor Janice Mattos and in memory of John Frerichs.
The director of the Academy of Performing Arts, Deborah Skinner, will raise money for the Children's Dance Theatre of Tracy, which provides performance and education opportunities for local children, including those with special needs.
Athletic Perfection coach and founder Julie Van Os is also raising money for Case for Kids, which provides a personalized suitcase and some clothes and toys to foster children, who are often transferred from home to home with all their belongings stuffed into plastic garbage bags.
Kal Waetzig, pastor at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, will dance to raise money for Tracy Interfaith Ministries, which provides food, clothing and financial help with bills to almost 1,700 local families in need every month.
The six local celebrities will spend the week before April 12 learning dance moves with their professional partners before the competition night. The audience in attendance, and three unannounced celebrity judges, will pick the winner. The dancers will raise money for their charities by selling tickets to the performance.
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The fourth Colorado Gives Day will take place during a 24-hour period on Tuesday, December 10, 2013.
In 2012, Coloradans made an astonishing show of support for local nonprofits by donating $15.4 million in just 24 hours. A total of $15.7 million was distributed to the nonprofits, thanks to additional contributions from the FirstBank Incentive Fund and 36 cash prizes. Let's see what we can do on Colorado Gives Day 2013!
The Longs Peak Council, Boy Scouts of America received over $40,000 in donations during this single day in 2011!
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Don't get Randal Charlton wrong. The executive director at the TechTown business incubator in Detroit is thankful for a recent announcement of $5 million coming his way to help graduates of his FastTrac business training program launch their companies. But, he says, look at it this way: The money, granted by the New Economy Initiative, a Detroit-area philanthropic partnership, is not being thrown at comfortable entrepreneurs. This is, essentially, aid to the unemployed. And, as such, $5 million barely scratches the surface.
Many of the entrepreneurs to be helped by the First Step Fund, the entity created by NEI's $5 million investment, are not launching startups because it seems like a promising thing to do. They have nowhere else to go, Charlton says. Their former jobs in the auto industry are gone, never to return. Their choices are to leave the state or try to create their own jobs in Michigan.
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Two of the top restaurant chains in the market have a lot to prove going forward for shareholders. Despite its scale, McDonald's (NYSE: MCD) has still plenty of room to penetrate abroad and Wendy's (NASDAQ: WEN) is undergoing a turnaround. Below, I present my take on both firms.
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