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This optimism about the New York-based company, which is being stoked as Chairman and top shareholder Leonard Riggio leads a reorganization, however, may be short-lived.
Barnes & Noble has been a mess for years. The company's latest earnings report was especially dismal. Not only did it lose $118.6 million -- more than double what it lost a year earlier -- but sales of the Nook e-reader plunged a depressing 34%. Lynch had made the Nook a focal point of the company's growth strategy, so his departure -- effective immediately -- was hardly a shock.
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I like the stores. Clean, courteous clerks, good selection, and the coffee bar cafe tops it off.
I do see as a business man that it seems like a lot of high ceiling space to heat and cool. Notice kids (my daughter included) on their computers at desks but necessarily buying books for food. I always tell my daughter to at least buy a coffee and pastry to support the business.
Will be sad to see the internet drive them out of business. But I like Amazon too.
So much for the double sided curse of the internet. Get what you want at a cheap price, but no more nice stores to walk through loaded with products.
soon there will be no stores for people to work at everything will be done in China
sales will happen on Chinese internets and made in China and shipped on Chinese boats and delivered to your house from trucks driven by software run on Chinese computers.
Can you say goodbye to all jobs in the USA
Quess Wall Street will go up 50 percent on this news
How sad. Soon there will no place to go get a cup of coffee on a cold day and enjoy shopping for a new book or browsing our favorite cd's and magazines. What has Amazon done for anyone except put our local brick and mortar stores out of business? Amazon does not provide local employment, contribute to the local tax base, or provide work for these stores supporting service industries. These are jobs that are essential for the fabric of our local communities and we keep losing more and more of them.
When our shopping centers are stuck with vacant book and cd stores and the jobs gone with them, we may wonder who really benefited from ecommerce stores like Amazon.
Worldly Dude, yep that's a lot of the problem...These people are basically "moochers"...
Really nothing different then a "panhandler" on the streets...
Or some lazy basturd, that says they "will work for food." One of the newer scams..
Best way to treat them is the way you did, ask them what they have spent and how long they plan on sucking up the "free ambience".
Any chance that a Fat Guy was one of them, playing with a "mini car collection" layed out on the table with a cheap laptop posting "snide remarks" on MSN.
I do that in Vet's Clubs, when a guy has been sucking on a draft for an hour, they are the guys that never shut up and usually weren't War Vets...I finally tell them I will buy them another beer, if they will just stop the constant yapping...And I can mull over my Whiskey in some peace and quiet.
B&N along with Borders, was built on a concept of just that..."Build and they will come."
My wife thought it would be a good investment, I did not.
Little forward looking to the fact of ferocious internet competition.
And what always used to be dusty little new and used book stores, interest was waning.
Along with Library usage at a questionable levels in several locations.
Another sad chapter in pricing of pennies, leveling others to the dirt.
I adore Barnes & Noble, and what could and SHOULD be done would be to have any book, e-book, digital music and/or movie orders purchased from Amazon within the store, result in a payment of some sort to B&N. Often I am in there buying a book when they have only PART of a series. I will order the missing book from my smart phone while purchasing the remaining hard copies from within the store. I would actually pay a minimal cover charge to go in to a good bookstore.
The Nook thing doesn't interest me in the slightest. How hard would it be for them to make an arrangement to carry the reader that folks actually USE?
Book stores cannot be allowed to die. I will continue to support them as opposed to buying my books from Costco or Sam's Club.
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Unlimited export of U.S. natural gas would have enormous implications on the future of the nation's economy, environment and domestic energy choices. Yet a burgeoning chorus in Congress, on both sides of the aisle, is calling for the swift approval of 19 liquid natural gas (LNG) export permits.
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Somewhat off topic: I am watching a liberal morning talk show where they are discussing how Gingrich warned about Obama bringing the philosophy of Saul Alinsky to America twice, contrasting this "horror" with his belief in "American exceptionalism".
Since only intellectuals like Barak Obama (and there may be a video or him mentioning him) and us even know anything about Alinsky my theory is that he is using him because his name sounds alien… un-American, un-Christian ( he was Jewish).
This could backfire if people actually read Alinsky and realize that while seen as radical for the 1960s he was all about empowering the powerless. In fact, his ideas were unknowingly followed by the Tea Party, as well as many of those in the Arab uprisings.
Unfortunately if Newt is the nominee we do have the inflammatory cover of his book which will probably be used in his ads. It's the red cover you can see on Amazon.
Meanwhile, I am disappointed that the usually instantly updated Wikipedia has no mention of all this as of this morning.
Hal, we also saw David Stockman define the words of Alinsky and David came from the Reagan world. Anyone with a passing interest in political science has to be familiar with the words of Alinsky.
If the GOP really wants a new candidate they had better get a new agenda as well. The laws generated by the House and Senate encourage having the Corporations influence the laws passed by our own government. This is a case of right over wrong and not simply right over left.
Newt will self explode. The religious right must be hanging their heads in shame that they would promote a man so morally flawed to even win in their state. There was no Preacher, Priest or Minister who stood up for making the right decision within this election. Their religion has made them weak and spineless.
Newt reminds me of Don Giovanni who lived on the backs of all the women in his life. But even the great Don, ended up falling into the pits of hell.
Newt does not leave his women laughing. They will be heard unless he explodes first. He does not possess the class of Clinton who can look into the camera with a smile and a wink and leave everyone laughing. Newt comes off as a dirty old man.
Yeah, the Tea Party's just blindly hooked on the Alinsky model… NOT.
From Alinsky's Rules for Radicals:
"A Marxist begins with his prime truth that all evils are caused by the exploitation of the proletariat by the capitalists. From this he logically proceeds to the revolution to end capitalism, then into the third stage of reorganization into a new social order of the dictatorship of the proletariat, and finally the last stage — the political paradise of communism."
"This is a disaster, an absolute disaster," a top GOP strategist said Saturday night in an email to Capitol Hill Blue. "We would be better off nominating Ron Paul. That's how bad things have become." …extract from article
Whoaaaa! What's this a glimmer of sanity finally coming through on the part of the 'rethug' cognoscenti? / : |
Iowa, N.H. and S.C. are 'podunk' states. The test will come as to who makes it in Florida and beyond.
I don't think Newt's campaign is going to play well in Florida, Romney's either. So these two can duke it out to the convention, only to lose in November as surely they will.
Romney has problems too. The only candidate talking the serious business of government is candidate Paul along with plan for summarily reducing our annual deficit spending with many other doable ideas and many of which are not, but just the same a plan which the others are lacking. They enjoy speaking in 'broad brushstrokes'; but rest assured once flopped into office, it will be business as usual in short order; I.E., the "New boss…same as the old boss" syndrome in spades.
I'm a pragmatist and realize Ron Paul has a slim chance of getting the nomination. I congratulate him for making it this far after many years of not making a blip on the political screen in terms doing well in the primaries.
So if the Republicans want to salvage their party then they are going to have to knock on some doors and find some no nonsense candidates, with a squeaky clean record relative to marital and business matters along with proven records of service to their states and nation.
They have Jeb Bush or David Petraeus as possibilities. Although Jeb is a Bush family member, he's not cut from the same cloth as H.W. and G.W. Bush. He seems to have a sense of public service without any of the family's transgenerational lust for 'war profiteering' in his blood.
Of course they'll have to get their media wonks busy making the necessary sea changes to send Newt, Mitt and Rick S. to the bottom in order to make this game-changing substitution. These less than appealing candidates need to be taken out by a well-engineered, MSM sponsored "end run".
Carl Nemo **==
Very little excites me more than my team making an end run for a touchdown. Where is my team? They didn't qualify for the finals.
You make excellent points, Carl. We need to work on the enthusiasm factor that is missing with the voters.
We have a whole year to do this but not even Lombardi could pull off a win, without his Offense. We need to be more offensive!
We all recognize that Newt will attack the Middle East and bring America into a full blown war just like Pearl Harbor. He drools over being Commander in Chief of the final war against Islam. Who knows, he might even claim that God demanded this of him with his mate holding his hand.
I have serious doubts about his sanity. If I had black blood I might consider moving back to Africa if this madman makes it into the White House. Being a Secular Humanist, I might have to move my own family there or at least to South America.
The Republican party has allowed itself to be hijacked by the entertainment industry. Limbaugh, Fox, and all the others who make their money by extreme sensationalism. These ratings driven non scholars, non statesmen,tabloid personalities and corporations are imperiling effective, dare I say sane government.
Of course the Republican party has produced only clowns, they are the party of the right wing media circus.
And going a bit off topic, I do agree with Sandy Price, the real struggle in the USA is rule of law democratic republic versus those who would drown the government in the bath tub in order to ease their literally criminal agendas of wars, theft, and domestic social darwinism. No one on the right cares to discuss the outcomes of they gut social security and medicare.
Lawful vs unlawful. Moral and ethical vs amorality and ruthlessness.
Those are the combatants.
Nice tz, good show. Clowns from the media circus, I love it!
Thank you tz, it a rare experience to have someone like what I wrote. I saw through the GOP during Bush 41 but could not cut through the B.S. among the Party members at that time. Ross Perot drew me into his plan to run for office and I was hooked by the simplicity of his words. That was in 1992 and it firmed up my Agenda which took me out of the GOP.
tz, few members of this site are readers of the political authors who take the trouble to understand what has gone wrong in America in general and the GOP in particular. Over on the forum section, many brag about not reading except the stuff from Wikipedia.
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Athens, Greece • Greece's election campaign turned ugly Thursday on live TV: The spokesman of the extreme-right Golden Dawn party, after trading insults of "commie" and "fascist," lunged at two female left-wing politicians on a mainstream morning talk show, throwing water at one and smacking the other three times across the face.
The violent display reminiscent of trash TV, a week and a half ahead of crucial elections, stunned Greeks as they seek to avoid a catastrophic exit from Europe's common euro currency. A prosecutor issued an arrest warrant for Ilias Kasidiaris, whose party alarmed Europe by gaining 21 of Parliament's 300 seats in Greece's inconclusive May 6 elections.
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Golden Dawn, which vehemently denies the neo-Nazi label, has been accused of violent attacks against immigrants in Athens. The party denies involvement in the attacks, insisting it is a nationalist patriotic group. It campaigned on a platform of ridding the country of illegal immigrants and cleaning up crime-ridden neighborhoods, and advocates planting anti-personnel mines along Greece's borders to stop migrants from sneaking across.
The attack "put on public display what was widely known," said the radical left-wing Syriza party, whose member Rena Dourou was splashed with water on the show. "The true face of this criminal organization."
Tempers frayed on the daily morning political show on the private Antenna television station during a political debate, to which representatives of all seven parties that won parliamentary seats on May 6 had been invited.
Discussion had turned to the country's natural resources. But it went off on a tangent about political history in Greece, which suffered a vicious civil war between Communists and the right-wing after World War II, and a seven-year military dictatorship that ended in 1974.
Kasidiaris, his temper wearing thin, shot an insult of "you old Commie" at 58-year-old prominent Communist Party member Liana Kanelli, in return for her branding him a "fascist." Kasidiaris, 31, who served in the military's special forces, also took offense at a reference by Dourou to a court case pending against him.
It all careened into violence when Dourou said there was a "crisis of democracy when people who will take the country back 500 years have got into the Greek parliament." Kasidiaris bounded out of his seat and hurled a glass of water at her, shouting an insult loosely translated as "you circus act."
Talk show host Giorgos Papadakis — shouting ''no, no, no!" — ran over to Kasidiaris, attempting to calm him down. But the Golden Dawn member turned on Kanelli, who had stood up and appeared to throw a newspaper at him.
Kasidiaris hit Kanelli three times — with hard right-left-right slaps to the sides of her head.
Papadakis tried and failed to restrain him.
The channel cut to a commercial break, and returned five minutes later without Kasidiaris.
The court case Dourou referred to was one in which Kasidiaris is accused of participation in a 2007 attack on a student. He faces charges of assisting in robbery and bodily harm after his car was allegedly used in the incident in which a student had his identity card stolen. Kasidiaris claims the accusation is politically motivated by Syriza members. The case was to be heard in court on Wednesday but has been postponed to June 11.
Papadakis and Kanelli later said attempts had been made to restrain Kasidiaris after the scuffle by shutting him in a room in the TV channel's building, but he broke through the door and left. Police were searching for him to serve the arrest warrant, which under Greek law must be carried out within 48 hours. If he is not arrested within the time limit, the case is dealt with under ordinary court procedures, with a court case being scheduled.
"The government condemns in the most categorical way the attack by Golden Dawn spokesman Ilias Kasidiaris against Liana Kanelli and Rena Dourou," government spokesman Dimitris Tsiodras said. "This attack is an attack against every democratic citizen."
Tsiodras called on Golden Dawn to condemn its member's actions.
For its part, Golden Dawn said it was Kanelli who first attacked Kasidiaris, "hitting him unprovoked in the face with a packet of documents."
"Golden Dawn continues its fight for a strong nationalist movement against everyone, and naturally against the orphans of Marx, who dominate on the (broadcast) channels and are playing a dirty propaganda game," the party said in a statement.
"If you want us to condemn our co-fighter for a truly unfortunate moment, you should first condemn the insults and the attack by Liana Kanelli, otherwise you are nothing but sad hypocrites following orders."
The party, which blasted journalists for a mud campaign against it in cohort with the other political parties, said it would boycott the media.
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LOL there is no way this will happen. Who wants a mini ipod touch and those pics look ugly as heck.
This will definitely not happen the ipod nano is good as is. it just needs speakers.. good ones
I think this would be cool and successful. I might even buy a nano if this comes to be a fact.
Also looks like it could be a pretty awesome remote control. Would make apps on an Apple TV work nicely.
No, the current iPod nanos are really good. I say they should cut the iPod shuffle production and make a 2-4 gb iPod nano.
Heck no. The next iPod nano should resemble a smart watch as seen by motorola and Sony . The current nano doesn't do enough as a music device and having it paired with an iPhone to do neat tricks would make more sense than a trashing of the square design.


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BARDSTOWN, KY (WAVE) - A woman charged with murder after police arrested her for shooting and killing her boyfriend may have been acting in self defense.
Susan Marlow pleaded not guilty in a Nelson County courtroom Friday. Marlow is accused of shooting James "Marcy" Thomas III in her driveway.
Marlow's attorney Jason Floyd said Marlow and Thomas dated and were not always on good terms. "I think the police records will show there's a long history of domestic issues and police visits out to that site," Floyd said.
Court records reveal Marlow took out an emergency protective order against Thomas in 2008.
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Gateway Profanity: Kiddie Cursing is NOT OK!
Letting our kids use "replacement" curse words is just a pathway to the real thing.
Ashlee Holland: Lately, I have been doing a bit of damage-control when it comes to my 8-year-old son and my four godkids (whom I am around on a daily basis). They seem to be getting a little "grown-up" with certain phrases they use. In NO way, shape or form have we parents ever allowed them to use profanity. They are good kids who don't curse -- or so I thought.
My 2-year-old godson was shooting a basketball around in the living room yesterday; when he did not make the shot, he yelled, "What the freak?!" My head whipped around in disbelief of his choice of words during his frustration.
Did he really just say what I thought he said? We all know the adult version of that phrase, and for a second I could have sworn that THAT is what he said. I asked to him to repeat it, but like any 2-year-old, he just laughed and continued his game. Did I have a budding little potty-mouth on my hands?
My first thought was Where did he hear this?! I have no idea where he could have learned this phrase, or how he knew exactly when to use it. He is 2!
As a parent, I have tried to substitute the bad words with other words to set a good example. Maybe I am doing more harm than good.
I started to think about all of the sayings that my son and the older kids use, and realized the power of a simple (revised) phrase. We all know the substitutes kids use: "goshdarn it," "dagnabbit," "dang it," "aw, crap," "freakin' A," "fudge it." (And now this latest, "What the freak?") The list could go on and on.
When my son says, "Are you freakin' kidding me?" I try to imagine what I would have done had he used the adult alternative. When I do that, I am more likely to stop him in mid-sentence to address my concerns. BUT ... I will be honest. Because it was not the ACTUAL word, it has not bothered me as much thus far. Now, after hearing a 2-year-old use such phrases with GREAT conviction, I am a bit more bothered.
As innocent as I once thought these expressions were, I now feel they may just be a form of "gateway profanity." When we let our kids express themselves in this way, will they eventually graduate to a more vulgar vocabulary? In reality, they are just substituting the adult words to express the same type of frustration or to carry out the same type of insult.
I'm no psychiatrist, but this CLEARLY seems to limit our kids verbally, this use of mindless, inappropriate expressions. These "gateway profanities" have been allowing our children to curse, in a "kiddie" sort of way, for as long as I can remember. It's time to stop this! Who's with me?!
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you fail at life, cursing isn't that bad, kids hear worse in school,it is just a part of growing up
Fail at life? Not sure what you meant by that….. Anyhow, the problem is… we say it isn't that bad. But is really is at this age. Even if they do hear it at school, as a parent I teach my son it is not ok to repeat and use those words in his vocabulary. It can be a sign if ignorance. Extending his vocabulary and encouraging a mature mindset will teach him to make wiser choices…. use wiser words. A part of growing up… Yes…. allowing it to be an acceptable part of his childhood, NO.
I think you have to have something to say when you stub your toe or your Legos all fall down. I use kiddie versions of swear words like sugar or darn myself.
I try to teach my children two things about swear words:
don't use them because they offend people, and
don't use them because then you'll have nothing to say when the car engine catches fire.
All you're doing is replacing the word, not the emotion behind it. The words are funny to them because they get a reaction out of you. Also, this bears repeating -
I'm no psychiatrist
I'm no psychiatrist
I'm no psychiatrist
PS - A psychiatrist is more of a medical doctor, so a psychologist would be more suitable. Still, you've made your point.
For sure! It' a cop out, pseudo swear words. Our simple way to handle this, especially for the 8 year olds, "Powerful" words. They know what you mean. Explain that there are more intelligent ways to express oneself and that swearing isn't cool, it's mindless and thoughtless, considering all the great words there are to express oneself.
Now! After you stop laughing and rolling your eyes, I will say, we are not prudes. I swear on occasion and I imagine my kids do too, but even if they choose better words 90% of the time, that's better than saying crap, frick and freakin' all day long! But I do have to admit, it is funny when to proceed to spell the word and don't even say it. Now that's bad!


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The Chuckanut Bay Rugby Club's U14 team took home the B.C. Lower Mainland Rugby League Championship after a rousing win against the Vancouver Rowers Club: Rugby Section.
Three boys from Blaine – Brady Otto, Devyn Dickinson and Cody Goucher – play on the Chuckanut Bay team, which practices in Bellingham and competes in both the British Columbia Rugby Union (BCRU) and Washington Rugby youth leagues.
Coach Todd Vasey said the April 26 game at John Oliver Park in Delta was the culmination of a fantastic season in Canada for the Chuckanut Bay Steamers. The team not only won their league championship, but was also declared champion of the two-day Lower Mainland Festival Bowl.
"In that age range, the BCRU is very competitive, so it felt really good to win," Vasey said. "Since Canada is part of the British Commonwealth, and rugby is huge in Britain, rugby is to them what football is to America."
Rugby parent Brad Otto was at the April 26 match in Vancouver, and said it was a hard-fought game that was fun to watch.
"The Rowers are a good team with a long winning tradition, and they played well but we battled hard and came out with the win," Otto said. The Steamers won 57–45.
Based on their strong season in the BCRU, the Steamers were invited to participate in the Canadian National Age-Grade tournament in Vancouver August 7–11. Vasey said U-14 through U-16 Steamers will face off against teams from across Canada.
"That will be a fun tournament," Vasey said. "Some of the east coast teams are pretty tough."
Another win against Seattle's Eastside Rugby Club on April 27 secured the Steamers a bye in the first round of the Washington Rugby U14 championship tournament, as well as the home field advantage in the semi finals, which are scheduled for May 11.
"Washington rugby is growing quickly," Vasey said. "We've had some really successful players come out of our system, including a couple of guys who now play for the Eagles (the U.S. national rugby team)."
Shawn Pittman and Nick Wallace, both products of the Chuckanut Bay youth rugby program, now play for the Eagles and are hopefuls for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Vasey added that although many of the players on the Steamers youth team have been playing together for years, the team had several newcomers who have been pivotal to their winning season.
"It's a sport that newcomers can pick up quickly," Vasey said. "We're always open to newcomers, and anyone who comes out gets playing time."
He encouraged anyone interested in joining to check out the Cuckanut Bay rugby website,


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Preventing Early Reading Failure
We get regular medical checkups for ourselves and our kids. Problems and diseases that used to maim and kill are often averted. Thanks to research on how children learn to read—and the translation of that research into classroom materials and early screening assessments—we can now screen for an avert almost all early reading failure.
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The Evidence That Early Intervention Prevents Reading Failure
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The evidence is in: The children who we hoped would be "late bloomers" in reading rarely are. Their early and modest reading weakness impedes enjoyment and deters practice. Soon, their small reading problems spiral into devastating ones. But with new easy-to-use tools, we can identify children headed toward failure—and prevent it—as early as kindergarten.
Waiting Rarely Works: "Late Boomers" Usually Just Wilt
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This school district has taken what's known about screening, core instruction, and intervention and put it all in place. The result: Just two percent of children leave first grade unable to read, compared to 15 percent six years ago.
Women's Rights—Not Just for Westerners
By Azar Nafisi
When Nafisi returned to her native Iran in 1979, the Ayatollah Khomeini was stripping Iranians, especially women, of basic human rights. Back in America, "under the name of cultural relativism or multiculturalism," many condoned these changes as simply "their culture." But, she asks, if we don't condone virginity checks or forced adolescent marriage for American women, why should we believe these practices are reasonable for Iranian women?
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