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Polls and Public Opinion
News about Polls and Public Opinion, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 30, 2014
The Upshot; Microsoft, having done polls through video games in 2012, plans to have its Cortana automated digital assistant survey people through their mobile phones; polling analysts will watch Cortana not just because of its novelty but also because of its potential to provide human-sounding voice at little cost. MORE
Sep. 25, 2014
Polls show North Carolina's Democratic incumbent Sen Kay Hagan clinging to a slight lead over her Republican challenger Thom Tillis. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
New York Times/CBS New poll shows growing concern among Americans over global warming, as well as increased belief that phenomenon is tied to human activity. MORE
Sep. 18, 2014
New York Times/CBS News poll finds the public is questioning Pres Obama's strategy for combating Islamic State in Iraq and Syria extremists; two-thirds of Americans surveyed say the country is on the wrong track and half disapprove of how Obama is doing his job, negative assessment that threatens to be substantial drag on Democrats in November elections. MORE
Sep. 12, 2014
Interviews with Americans around the country reveal feelings of horror, alarm and fear at brutality and threat of Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, but many seem deeply divided over Pres Obama's leadership and unsettled at thought of yet another conflict; despite being weary of war, most Americans favor Obama's plan of expanding airstrikes against ISIS. MORE
Sep. 11, 2014
New York City lawmakers are considering local model of White House petition site that promises to respond to any request that receives enough signatures; online petition system would allow residents to directly ask anything they want of public officials and, with enough support, receive feedback; bill's sponsor, Councilman James Vacca, says it is 'way for people to register their views collectively.' MORE
Aug. 26, 2014
Frank Bruni Op-Ed column contends America's political horizon and coming midterm elections are especially unpredictable given general feeling of helplessness in the American electorate; notes Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll found 76 percent of Americans age 18 or older were not confident that their children's generation will fare better than their own; laments that nowhere in the survey was there any indication that Americans are optimistic. MORE
Aug. 22, 2014
New York Times/CBS News nationwide poll, taken following shooting of teenager Michael Brown by police officer in Ferguson, Mo, shows blacks and whites sharply divided on how fairly police deal with each group; while most whites reserve judgement on whether shooting was justified, most blacks say it was not; poll also reflects rising feeling that race relations in America are troubled. MORE
Aug. 3, 2014
Mark O'Connell Riff essay describes trying to reconcile his pessimistic view of human nature with the fact that he fathered a son; questions whether it is possible to reconcile the two at all. MORE
Jul. 30, 2014
Poll by Public Religion Research Institute, nonpartisan organization that conducts research on religious values in public life, shows that most Americans favor United States giving shelter and assistance to children from Central America coming here illegally, if authorities determine it is not safe for them to return to their home countries. MORE
Jul. 27, 2014
Editorial observes rapid change in public opinion concerning the legal status of marijuana between the Bill Clinton and Barack Obama presidencies; notes while 78 percent of Americans opposed legalization in 1991, majority of 52 percent supported it in 2013, making prohibition a minority position for the first time in 40 years of polling; holds while there are still many negative opinions of the drug itself, Americans increasingly agree it is not the government's job to discourage its use. MORE
Jul. 24, 2014
Polls show that most Americans are still supportive of Israel as assault on Gaza continues, but Israel is losing backing elsewhere in the world. MORE
Jul. 20, 2014
Maureen Dowd Op-Ed column reflects on former Pres Bill Clinton's rise in popularity among the American people, according to several new polls. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
The Upshot column; rapid growth of partisan polls has contaminated polling averages in states where surveying public opinion is already difficult; incentive of partisan organizations is to advance their message, not sponsor costly, rigorous survey research, posing a serious challenge to polling aggregators and election modelers. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
Japanese Prime Min Shinzo Abe appears to be slowing efforts to expand role of military after polls show significant drop in his administration's approval rating. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
The Upshot; Prof Brendan Nyhan highlights study by Yale Law School Prof Dan Kahan that suggests more Americans know what scientists think about high-profile scientific controversies than polls suggest; contends study's findings make it imperative that association between identity and factual beliefs need to be broken; argues that society needs to reduce incentives for opinion leaders to spread misinformation to their followers. MORE
Jul. 4, 2014
Survey conducted by Brazilian research company Datafolha finds that Brazilians are softening in their views of the World Cup, buoyed by series of stunning matches and lack of major problems in hosting of the tournament. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
The Upshot column; Hillary Clinton's artificially inflated poll numbers have made her seem like an especially strong presidential candidate, but the Clinton bubble is quickly coming to an end with falling positive ratings and rising negative ratings over last few weeks; she is seen as intensely polarizing political figure, with most relevant comparison possibly being Sen John McCain. MORE
Jun. 24, 2014
New York Times/CBS News poll finds that dissatisfaction with Pres Obama's foreign policy has risen among both Republicans and Democrats, even though slim majority supports his decision to send military advisers to Iraq; survey suggests most Americans back some of Obama's approaches to crisis in Iraq. MORE
Jun. 20, 2014
Kaiser Family Foundation survey finds that 4 in 10 people enrolling in health plans through new insurance exchanges already had insurance, but 6 in 10 were previously uninsured; notes that many are worried about being able to afford premiums, and that opinions about benefits are a mixed bag. MORE
Jun. 20, 2014
Poll conducted by Siena College and NY1 finds Rep Charles B Rangel has retained significant lead over New York State Sen Adriano D Espaillat, his nearest rival in hotly contested Democratic primary. MORE
Jun. 16, 2014
Charles M Blow Op-Ed column cites findings by Pew Research Center for the People and The Press that Republicans and Democrats have become more divided along idealogical lines; warns such partisanship is dangerous and underscores necessity of continuously auditing one's allegiances. MORE
Jun. 12, 2014
Op-Ed article by Republican pollster Frank Lutz weighs shortcomings of polls in aftermath of House Majority Leader Eric Cantor's Virginia Republican primary loss to David Brat; points out polls had shown him with 34 percent lead; holds polls are tools but cannot predict the future, despite increasing media demands for certainty; asserts more qualitative insight, gained from face to face talks with voters, is needed in order to paint more accurate political picture. MORE
Jun. 10, 2014
Public Religion Research Institute poll shows that while 62 percent of Americans favor a path to citizenship for immigrants living in the United States illegally, Republican voters are sharply split on the issue going into the November elections. MORE
Jun. 6, 2014
Institute for Policy and Strategy at the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya, Israel, releases unusual public opinion survey indicating that 40 percent of Iranians are willing to give up any future ability to produce nuclear weapons in exchange for full removal of sanctions; nearly 40 percent of those asked also agreed that Iran should recognize Israel if peace accord is reached with Palestinians and Israel withdraws from contested territories. MORE
May. 29, 2014
The Upshot; many of the surveys conducted by firms that use automated phone surveys combine deficient sampling with poor weighting practices; such automated polls can be useful for broad-stroke characterizations, but not for precise measurements of public opinion. MORE
May. 23, 2014
Pew Research Center poll finds that Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, expected winner in Egypt's presidential election, has support of only narrow majority of Egyptions; finds that 54 percent of those polled have favorable image of former general who led ouster of Pres Mohamed Morsi of Muslim Brotherhood. MORE
May. 22, 2014
New York Times/NY1/Siena College poll shows that Rep Charles B Rangel, scandal-scarred Harlem congressman seeking 23rd term in office, has support of 41 percent of likely voters compared with 32 percent for his nearest challenger, State Sen Adriano D Espaillat. MORE
May. 21, 2014
Nationwide study finds that only about half of young immigrants who grew up in the United States without legal status identify with the Democratic Party, while nearly half say they are independents or have some other nonparty affiliation; findings are significant because even though none can vote since they are not citizens, these politically active youth have shown they can have an impact on Latinos who do vote. MORE
May. 20, 2014
The Upshot; El Nino, with its unusually warm sea surface temperatures, is expected to make return in 2014, which could bring devastating floods and droughts; season of weather extremes could shift some people's views on global warming, and shift political debate for decade, or longer. MORE
May. 15, 2014
Analysis of polls shows Republican voters disagree with one another more than Democrats do, suggesting post-2014 challenges. MORE
May. 14, 2014
Survey conducted by the Anti-Defamation League finds that 26 percent of all adults worldwide harbor anti-Semitic attitudes and nearly half have never heard of the Holocaust; group describes global survey assessing the level and intensity of hostility toward Jews as unprecedented and sobering. MORE
May. 11, 2014
Gallup poll of all 50 states finds that Rhode Island is least appreciated by its own residents, with only 18 percent saying it is best place or one of best places to live; some residents think the state's struggling economy and a history of corruption are still hindrances. MORE
May. 8, 2014
Two polls conducted by the Pew Research Center find that a majority of Ukrainians, including most Russian speakers, want to keep their country united with its current borders intact; polls also show a worsening opinion of Russia, with two-thirds of respondents calling its influence negative. MORE
May. 7, 2014
Polls show that majority of Americans remain skeptical that climate change is a dire issue, posing a significant hurdle for Pres Obama as he sets out to convince public that the problem requires immediate attention. MORE
May. 3, 2014
New York Times/CBS poll finds wide support for actions taken by the NBA against Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling, with 65 percent supporting measures; poll does find deep racial divide among basketball fans, with majority of black fans saying racist beliefs are prevalent among NBA owners, while only 19 percent of white fans agreed. MORE
Apr. 24, 2014
The Upshot; Kaiser Family Foundation poll finds that despite strong dislike of President Obama's handling of health care, majority of people in three Southern states--Kentucky, Louisiana and North Carolina--would rather Congress improve his signature health care law than repeal and replace it; debate over the law is expected to dominate midterm elections, and all three states have political races that could tip balance of power in Senate. MORE
Apr. 24, 2014
The Upshot; Kaiser Family Foundation poll finds Senate races in Kentucky, North Carolina, Louisiana and Arkansas, likely to determine control of Congress, appear very close; survey underscores favorable political environment overall for Republicans in all four Southern states, where disapproval ratings for Pres Obama run as high as 60 percent. MORE
Apr. 22, 2014
David Brooks Op-Ed column argues that politicians have come to rely too heavily on the poll-based advice of consultants, obscuring the moral impulses that are necessary for leadership; laments decline of warm-blooded leader who follow their humanitarian instincts. MORE
Apr. 8, 2014
Poll conducted by The New York Times, NY1 and Siena College shows that nearly half of New Yorkers approve of Mayor Bill de Blasio's job performance so far in City Hall; survey, however, underscores gap between soaring expectations he set coming into office and day-to-day ability of a municipal official to combat forces of social inequality, which mayor has declared as overarching aim of his administration. MORE
Apr. 4, 2014
Sam's Club, in partnership with Gallup, releases first of ongoing quarterly surveys on the country's smallest businesses, part of company's core customer base; results highlight rise in microbusinesses owned by women, which represent more than 45 percent of the newer businesses in this sector. MORE
Mar. 30, 2014
Phyllis Korkki Applied Sciences column investigates algorithm developed by MIT Prof Andrei Kirilenko and colleagues that is meant to help determine whether a government agency has adjusted a proposal in response to public comments. MORE
Mar. 19, 2014
Quinnipiac University poll shows bumps and bruises afflicting his young administration have lowered Mayor Bill de Blasio's stature among New Yorkers over the past two months, and there is a sharp racial divide in voters' optimism about the city's future. MORE
Mar. 16, 2014
Democrats are becoming increasingly alarmed about their midterm election fortunes amid Pres Obama's sinking approval ratings; adding to their alarm is the loss of a special House election in Florida and millions of dollars spent by Republican-aligned groups attacking the new health law; interviews with Democrats reveal a new urgency over addressing the party's prospects. MORE
Mar. 6, 2014
Pew Research Center poll finds that broad majority of American Catholics say Pope Francis represents a major change in the direction of the church, and a change for the better; popularity has not inspired more Americans to attend Mass, go to confession or identify as Catholic. MORE
Feb. 27, 2014
New York Times/CBS News poll shows that Republicans are in a stronger position than Democrats in lead up to midterm elections, benefiting from the support of self-described independents; Republicans hold edge despite fissures in their party and fact that the majority of Americans agree with Democratic policy positions, contradiction that might turn on perceptions of Pres Obama's job performance. MORE
Feb. 27, 2014
Pew Research Center survey finds, two months before Indians vote in national elections, that India's dominant political party and family may suffer one of their worst defeats in the country's 67-year history. MORE
Feb. 13, 2014
Quinnipiac University poll seems to give lift to New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo as he quarrels with New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio over best way to pay for prekindergarten classes; 47 percent of state's voters say they favor governor's plan to pay for prekindergarten classes, but wording of question makes results much less conclusive. MORE
Jan. 28, 2014
Pres Obama will make State of the Union address for fifth time during his presidency; never during his time in office has United States economy been better, yet rarely has he received such low marks from public for his handling of it. MORE
Jan. 21, 2014
Sienna College poll finds that Gov Andrew M Cuomo has enviable approval ratings from New York voters and general support for many of his newest proposals, as his re-election campaign looms. MORE
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In Polls, Good News for Kasich, but Less So for Christie
Two new polls from Quinnipiac University are likely to be received differently by the Republican governors of Ohio and New Jersey.
October 1, 2014, Wednesday
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Microsoft Begins a Push Into the Polling World
The company, having done polls through video games in 2012, plans to have its automated digital assistant survey people through their mobile phones.
September 30, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON PUBLIC OPINION AND: Polls and Public Opinion , Microsoft Corporation , Smartphones , Computers and the Internet , Computer and Video Games , Research , Statistics
Senate Update: G.O.P. Shows Gains in Blue States
Colorado and Iowa, where Democrats held small but consistent leads, are now becoming true tossups.
September 30, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON PUBLIC OPINION AND: Midterm Elections (2014) , Elections, Senate , Iowa , Colorado , Polls and Public Opinion
Poll Contains Hidden Nugget of Good News for Thom Tillis
The North Carolina Senate candidate continues to trail Kay Hagan, but his favorability rating in a recent poll is reason for him to be optimistic.
September 30, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON PUBLIC OPINION AND: Midterm Elections (2014) , North Carolina , Polls and Public Opinion , Tillis, Thomas R , Hagan, Kay R , United States Politics and Government
Polls Show Tight Senate Races in Critical States
Polls over the weekend shake up Senate races in Iowa, Louisiana and North Carolina.
September 29, 2014, Monday
MORE ON PUBLIC OPINION AND: Braley, Bruce , Ernst, Joni , Hagan, Kay R , Landrieu, Mary L , Tillis, Thomas R , Senate , Midterm Elections (2014) , Polls and Public Opinion
The Latest Player in the Polling Game? It's Microsoft
Microsoft gets into the polling business.
September 29, 2014, Monday
MORE ON PUBLIC OPINION AND: Microsoft Corporation , Polls and Public Opinion
Republicans Pull Ahead Again in Battle for Senate
Recent polls in Iowa, Colorado and Alaska have given the G.O.P. renewed hope that they are within reach of 51 Senate seats.
September 27, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON PUBLIC OPINION AND: Midterm Elections (2014) , Elections, Senate , Polls and Public Opinion , United States Politics and Government , Orman, Gregory J
Warner Holds a 9-Point Lead in Virginia, Poll Finds
A new poll has Senator Mark R. Warner, the Democratic incumbent in Virginia, up by 9 points over his Republican opponent.
September 25, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON PUBLIC OPINION AND: Gillespie, Ed , Warner, Mark R , Virginia , Quinnipiac University , Polls and Public Opinion , United States Politics and Government
Kay Hagan's Surprising Strength
A few months ago, North Carolina looked like an excellent prospect for Republicans to gain a Senate seat. That's no longer the case.
September 25, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON PUBLIC OPINION AND: North Carolina , Hagan, Kay R , Tillis, Thomas R , Polls and Public Opinion , Midterm Elections (2014) , Senate , Elections, Senate
Grumbling About, and Watching, Football
Americans appear to think that they should appear to care about the N.F.L.'s handling of the Ray Rice scandal.
September 24, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON PUBLIC OPINION AND: Rice, Ray (1987- ) , Domestic Violence , Football , Polls and Public Opinion
The New York Times/CBS News Poll
A New York Times/CBS News Poll finds support for United States airstrikes in Iraq and Syria, but also shows how torn Americans are about wading back into war in the Middle East.
The New York Times/CBS Poll
The latest New York Times/CBS News poll finds that Mr. Obama's approval ratings are similar to those of Mr. Bush in 2006 when Democrats went on to sweep both houses of Congress in the midterm elections.
Measuring the 113th Congress's Futility
How this Congress is on pace to becoming the most ineffectual in history.
Incident Report from East Point, Ga., Police Dept.
This report, provided by lawyers representing the family of Gregory Towns Jr., includes the testimony of the officers present when Mr. Towns was apprehended and struck with a Taser. The Times has redacted graphic language in one sentence.
Reactions to the Shooting in Ferguson, Mo., Have Sharp Racial Divides
The New York Times and CBS News interviewed adults nationwide about their views on race relations, their relationships with law enforcement and their reactions to the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager in Ferguson, Mo.
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Film director and screenwriter Jim Jarmusch is also a musician — not surprisingly, a very cinematic musician. His tastes in music are so much a part of his films: He often casts musicians in key roles and music as part of the storyline. Think about his film Down by Law, with saxophonist John Lurie and singer Tom Waits. Or Stranger Than Paradise, in which "I Put a Spell on You" by Screamin' Jay Hawkins is a key character. The list is pretty long.
In 2010, Jarmusch curated the music festival All Tomorrow's Parties and joined us as a guest DJ on All Songs Considered to talk about his picks including Sunn 0)))/Boris, Raekwon, Hope Sandoval and T-Model Ford, who all make music with a rather dark veneer. In his own music, Jarmusch can usually be found playing dense, languid guitar textures — this recording with Jozef Van Wissem is a fine example. Van Wissem plays the lute with his heart equally in the 17th and 21st century. His love for the Baroque seems equal to his love for cut and paste techniques and finding adventure in the antique.
Together the two musicians have made a record called The Mystery of Heaven and it's out Nov 13th. Here's a song from the record, called "Etimasia."
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Filter: The Anti-Folk Revival Tour in Drop-D
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Anti-Folk Revival Tour In Drop-D 2014 with FILTER, Helmet & Local H
On a late Sunday July 13th night, House of Blues in Disneyland truly became the happiest place on earth as it went down memory lane to the 1990's hard rock bands Filter, Helmet, and Local H. Each band on "The Anti-Folk Revival Tour in Drop-D" is fully capable of selling out crowds and headlining their own tour, but they have joined forces for what promised to be a great show and a fun night.
The show started promptly at 8 pm, and as the crowd filled the venue, Southern California natives Red 9 hit the stage with a short set of alternative hard rock to energize the audience a bit. Together since 2007, the band clearly had some fans in the audience as they sung along with the songs. Their third studio album Under Dark Skies is out now.
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The Transformation and Imbalance Effect of Knowledge Structure of the Population in China: Model Establish and Empirical Analysis
Today, with the increasingly importance of intellectual capital on social economic development, the balance between knowledge structure of the population and social economic structure appears to be particularly important. This paper believes there appears imbalance, at current, in the transformation of China's knowledge structure of the population and this imbalance includes co-existence of both balanced and imbalanced states. The impact of balance and imbalance on potential population social economic structure as well includes co-existence of both positive and negative sides. And the factors generating this situation include process factors and structural factors as well. This paper builds up a series model, tries to analyze the imbalance effect of knowledge structure of the population, and explores the internal transformation mechanism of knowledge structure of the population.Key words: knowledge structure of the population; imbalance effect; and balance model
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Firefly's Serenity Made Entirely Out Of Duct Tape Is Literally Shiny
Duct tape, is there nothing you can't do? Maker Jacob LaRocca recreated the Firefly-class ship using loads and loads of the shiny silver stuff. See how he did it. »
Duct tape, is there nothing you can't do? Maker Jacob LaRocca recreated the Firefly-class ship using loads and loads of the shiny silver stuff. See how he did it. »
You can't buy this star-spangled Wonder Woman sweater, but if you have the knitting chops, you can make it yourself. »
Looking to spruce up your boring old flower pots? With a little papier-mâché, paint, and lacquer, you can make a grass-type Pokémon that will make a perfect home for your houseplants. »
If you admire the spiral of syphilis or the spidery shape of the T-4 bacteriophage, then these cross-stitched microbes are looking for a spot on your living room wall. »
Chest-bursting aliens have never looked quite so adorable as they do here in this nesting doll. »
Of course your cat just lays about the house sleeping, eating and pooping all day — it doesn't have proper protection. Unlock your cat's full potential with a suit of hand-crafted leather body armor. »
We've seen enough geeky cross-stitch projects to know that this craft has moved far beyond alphabets and "Bless this mess" signs. But few cross-stitch projects are as remarkable as this cross-stitched page from the Walking Dead comic. »
Looks like when Han Solo was dunked in Bespin's Carbon Freezing Chamber, he was frozen in a most unfortunate... er, position. »
Not great, but it's an interesting process. Maker Amanda Ghassaei decided to test how maple worked as a song-delivery medium by laser cutting her own wooden records. You can certainly hear the songs on each record, but Ghassaei explains the challenges of making high quality wooden records. »
One crafty Whovian has cobbled together The Doctor's crib, which was also Melody's crib, who is really... well you get the picture. »
This is a thing of amazing beauty. Stephanie Kaloi's four-year-old son had surgery on both his knees. So artist Ben Dewey created this amazing AT-AT walker for him to walk with. Writes Kaloi, "Dude loves being able to call Darth Vader (his favorite character) for instructions, and has mastered the sound of a laser… »
This adorable little short called Waste re-imagines our world as secretly populated by pop-up monsters. Watch as adorable little beasts pop out of the bin or glovebox like a kiddie book. »
Looks like Fox is continuing to stir up trouble among the Browncoats. For years fans have happily donned their knitted tributes to Joss Whedon's falled series, the Jayne Hat. It's possibly the most popular piece of convention-goer flair. But it looks like it's about to get a lot harder to get a homemade Jayne hat,… »
We can't promise that this crocheted face mask by Etsy seller Rose Pope will make you any easier to understand than Bane was in The Dark Knight Rises, but it certainly looks a good deal more comfortable to wear. Pope is selling these masks for £60, but due to high demand, there's a waiting list for this cold-weather… »
One daughter-father team has created the ultimate in Time and Relative Dimension(s) in Headwear — the light-up TARDIS Fez. You can behold its awesomeness in action in the video below, but you can also head over to Tally's Treasury to learn how to make one for yourself! »
This man created a diorama of the battle of Hoth from The Empire Strikes Back in his living room, and when I say "living room," I mean "his entire, 140-square foot living room" — and when I say "the battle of Hoth," I mean "all of it, including the explosions." Check out some amazing photos below, along with a video… »
SadDaysCrochet is currently winning the Internet with the unbelievably awesome "Dwarven Helm" crochet she made, which she's shown modeling above, for her brother. And deservedly so — I think anybody could mercilessly hack their way through a troop of orcs as long as he/she was wielding a decently sharp axe and… »
Etsy member Shankalonian has constructed some pretty beautiful versions of famous spacecraft, out of old salvaged computer parts. Like this version of the U.S.S. Kelvin from Star Trek, made out out of "an ancient hard drive motor, hard drive reader arms, mother board capacitors, [and] a Toyota Corolla spark plug." »
Watch a step-by-step transformation of a regular old Barbie into a barbaric time monster who feeds on its prey by sending them back in time. Master crafter Sarah Franz-Wichlacz re-tooled a blonde Barbie by severing her arms, glue-gunning her hair and hosing her down with textured spray paint. Check out the process… »
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Dude Rancher Lodge to Be Nominated for the National Registry of Historic Places - May 22, 2010
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Since 1950, the Dude Rancher Lodge has provided warm, western hospitality to each and every one of our guests. On Saturday May 22, 2010, we will be nominated for listing in the National Register of Historic Places. The ceremony will take place in Billings, and we will also be having the priviledge of hosting the Review Board in our charming frontier hotel.
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NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- Tory Tepp is one artist who doesn't mind getting his hands dirty.
As the Atlantic Center for the Arts Community Artist-in-Residence, he is working on two projects in the city, both involving dirt and plants, and engaging students and adults in the fun.
Mr. Tepp, an installation artist who specializes in earthworks, is spending four months living and working at Harris House as the ACA's first Community Artist-in-Residence.
Ren Morrison, Atlantic Center's Community Outreach Manager, said during an interview last week the choice of Mr. Tepp and his work with the environment fits the vision of ACA's founder Doris Leeper. It is significant he is here as the ACA celebrates its 35th anniversary.
A Doris Leeper quote hanging at the Harris House, "Art today is anything that is exciting and somebody's creative idea," sums up the evolving projects by the Mr. Tepp with the help of the community.
"I feel like I belong in this community," Mr. Tepp said.
"The whole point of the project is to engage the community," Mr. Morrison said. "The community becomes a partner in the project."
Mr. Tepp has had cooperation from New Smyrna Beach High School administration and teachers and various classes there for a project to transform the school's courtyard into a place where students can sit outside on an earthwork berm made of soil and sod and enjoy the weather.
"We have permission to go through the end of the school year," Mr. Tepp said. "In the spring we can focus on designing what we plant including produce and herbs for various dishes."
That's why the culinary students are involved as well as art, special needs, agricultural and geography students.
"The cross-curricular connections the project provides are just one of the many things that make this project so special," the artist said.
Last week students were busy moving from planting seeds in the staging beds to designing and preparing the courtyard planter for the seedlings and pathways. The school's courtyard is fairly bleak with little more than concrete to look at and sit upon.
Armed with feedback from the students, he came up with an initial concept of creating a garden (predominately of edibles) in one of the sparsely vegetated planters. It will spill out over the edge of the planter and into an area where there would be a few earthwork spaces where students could sit, relax, interact and take refuge in a space they helped design and create.
The tabletop is finished, Mr. Tepp said, but students still need to install tile on it. A dragonfly will be formed of steel by the artist and fabric on the wings will provide shade.
A second project, "Stargazer Fair," is a complex piece on a vacant lot on Samms Avenue at Julia Street, across from New Smyrna Beach City Hall. The project will feature a 52-foot-long ship form that will serve as a public gathering space.
Initially proposed as a temporary piece, the work will now remain and continue to grow for the next two years, Mr. Tepp said, thanks to the encouragement and involvement of the city government and community partners. Free opening receptions for the installation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 21, and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 22, at the site.
It will include a winter solstice celebration with harvesting, tasting and meditating.
The earthwork will serve as a public space to engage and bring people together.
"The great thing about the project is that it will be the work of the community, and everyone is encouraged to participate in making it all happen." Mr. Morrison said.
The Stargazer sketch represents the center element of the project surrounded by 13 constellations. The ship form will be a public gathering space offering multiple levels of seating around a central space.
Mr. Morrison said they are seeking 13 partners for the "Stargazer Fair" and already have about eight.
Looking at the site last week, Mr. Tepp said it's going to take a lot of dirt, and other supplies to complete the project.
"It starts from nothing, grows and eventually goes back to seed," he said.
"While it's here, we'll make the most of it."
"Having this gift of land is a godsend," Mr. Tepp said. "It's really generous of the city."
Residents can come to the area from 2 to 6 p.m. every day except Sunday, and help with moving and tamping dirt, planting and sowing wildflowers.
"It all started with seed seven weeks ago and now there are morning glories blooming," he said.
The yard around Harris House has flowers and vegetables growing in flats for eventual transplanting to the two projects.
The plants include aloe from his mother's garden in Palatka and winter crops, such as beets, carrots, spinach, various kinds of squash, greens, lettuce, and red and green bok choi.
He's also sowing four pounds of native wildflowers to mingle in the design.
Mr. Tepp, who has a master of fine arts in public practice from Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles, said he did his first community residency in New Orleans and now goes from project to project as an itinerant artist.
He also has a bachelor's in fine arts from Parsons the new School for Design in New York.
In New Orleans, Mr. Tepp worked on "The Fundred Dollar Bill Project," a community outreach project to raise funding and awareness of lead contaminated soil in New Orleans. Information on that project can be found at www.fundred.org.
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Historic Stadium Meets Modern Standards with Overlaid Plywood Forms
A massive renovation project on the University of California, Berkeley campus brought the historic California Memorial Stadium up to modern standards. Built in 1923, the aging facility required renovations and a seismic retrofit to reduce seismic risk while maintaining the architecture and character of the celebrated structure. The $321-million project included massive amounts of concrete formed with high and medium density overlaid plywood.
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The new 504,000-square-foot library in San Diego, California features a concrete gravity arch that is 46-feet tall, 70-feet wide at the base, and tapers to 37-feet wide at the top, with a total volume of 194 cubic yards. Built in three lifts utilizing a combination of Peri Vario wall forms, GRV radius forms, and multi-flex shoring, the soaring arch supports each of the 4th through 8th floor slabs directly above it.
To create the quilted random plywood pattern, contractor Morley Construction coordinated every seam and tie location. All of the 232 plywood panels were precut, numbered, and organized in order of assembly, and finally installed on the forms in the order and orientation specified on the concrete shop drawings. All column, wall, and beam forms were double-sheeted with 3/4-inch plywood substrates and 3/4-inch plywood with a film fascia. All column forms and most other architectural formwork were back-screwed, mitred whenever possible, and installed with a minimal use of ties (5-foot spacing vertically, and 4-foot spacing horizontally).
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When Rush Commercial began construction of the Pacifica Apartments in Tacoma, Washington, affordability was a primary factor in concrete forming product selection. The two-building, 230,000-square-foot apartment complex featured 177 units, two underground parking garages, and required 7,000 yards of structural concrete – including five post-tensioned reinforced concrete decks with up to 800 cubic yards of concrete in each.
It wasn't unfamiliar territory for the Washington State developer-contractor, which has built, owns and leases over one million square feet of commercial office space and 1,700 multi-family units. Rush Commercial selected 3/4-inch MDO (Medium Density Overlay) plywood for the concrete formwork. Superintendent Bob Bowman says key considerations were cost-effectiveness and how easily the panels could be to cut to size for use as fill-in formwork.
"There were many steps in the wall elevations and many different column block-outs on the exterior walls," says Bowman. "Wood panels were the most cost effective for the formwork because we could cut and modify the panels to fit as needed. Then (after the concrete was poured) we would cut and modify the panels again to use in others areas."
Subtle Architectural Expression Achieved with Simple, Practical Forming Approach
The church pictured at left was designed by Paul Thiry, FAIA, to express the material as directly and simply as possible – the church looks like concrete with the same clear honesty that a stone church from another age looks like stone.
The plywood forming material reads through with a similar directness. Unsanded plywood was used with no attempt to obtain a smoother finish than the pour itself provided. The result is an awareness of the forming material as well as the final surface, without masking and without apology.
Such treatment – or restraint from treatment – helped realize the underlying architectural objective: A structure with elevated purpose produced from humble materials.
The achievement is particularly noteworthy in that the simplest, least complicated structural approach was possible. By emphasizing the character of the basic materials – plywood and concrete – rather than masking them, the architect obtained a practical, economical structure of high aesthetic merit.
Engineered Wood Shapes State History: Wood Structural Panels Used to Form Massive Concrete Arches
A dramatic series of eleven, 55-foot-high reinforced concrete arches accentuate the façade of the Washington State History Museum. Built on a prominent site in Tacoma, Wash., the building is adjacent to the Union Station, a former railroad station, built in 1911. The goal of the Washington State Historical Society was to construct a world class facility, while maintaining the historic architecture of the former railroad station.
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Sunday Minor League Report
Rob Schremp is beginning to have an impact in the one area he will have to dominate at the AHL level in order to become an NHL player: the scoresheet.
As of this morning's writing, Schremp is tied for 2nd in AHL scoring (1 point behind college free agent signing Teddy Purcell and the infamous Martin St. Pierre) with 8-25-33 totals in 28gp (1.18ppg).
Schremp is tied for 1st (with Purcell) in assists and tied for 4th in powerplay assists. He's having a good season in the "narrow view" we always talk about when discussing Schremp.
His plus minus (+1) trails several prospects, including Liam Reddox (+7), Tyler Spurgeon (+7), Fredrik Johansson (+7) and Patrick Thoresen (now with the Oilers, +5).
However, he's ahead of some of the top minor league players in the system, including Pouliot (-2), Trukhno (-2), McDonald (-3), Jacques (-10, good grief).
We don't have the names of the men playing "tough" minutes on the farm, but for Schremp that's a pretty good number.
Let's say Rob Schremp is "NHL ready" as of today. Let's suspend reality and say there's a series of mathematical hoops a player must jump through before he is deemed eligible for play and Schremp has satisfied Fibonacci and all the others and his pattern is glorious.
So, before Lowe and MacT can callup Sugartits they need to find room. They discuss releasing Sanderson but the coach likes some experience for that 4line and with Ethan rifles not back yet he holds out for another name. Stortini is mentioned but quickly passed over because he does offer a unique-to-the-team skill and Schremp cannot match that talent. Thoresen then becomes the subject but at that point one of them points out the obvious:
IF they're calling up Sugartits, he needs to play. They need to identify a player who Schremp can replace as an offense first option AND they need to get Schremp his minutes.
Let's say they identify 5 players: Sam Gagner, Andrew Cogliano, Robert Nilsson, Jarret Stoll and Raffi Torres. Schremp stepping in for one of these guys would make certain he got some good EV minutes and they might even be able to work him onto the second powerplay unit.
In terms of experience, replacing Stoll or Torres with Schremp is a bad idea. Can we agree? No matter how much they are struggling, those two guys have some other things aside from offense they bring to the table. They are also veterans and at some point should start putting pucks in the net more often. Let's run the numbers that show EV/60mins point performance:
- Robert Nilsson 2.295/60
- Sam Gagner 2.195/60
- Andrew Cogliano 1.708/60
- Raffi Torres 1.192/60
- Jarret Stoll 0.896/60
Raffi's number in this discipline a year ago was 1.94 so one would expect some recovery as the year rolls along. Stoll is completely off his pace of a year ago (2.2) and at some point we're going to have to talk about the two beanballs he took last year and the fact he might be Dickie Thon.
So, if you're Lowe and MacTavish who do you demote? Probably Cogliano. He's hit a wall and his scoring totals and TOI have been cut over the last while. However, he can help in other areas and he's a developing player too (in fact, he's younger than Schremp by 50 full weeks).
Schremp has gained clearance from Pouliot, Jacques and others in the minor leagues and he did it by Christmas. Considering he came into camp with an injury and had an average at best training camp that's a pretty good three months work.
The problem now is that all the slots are filled. Robert Nilsson let go the rope for a time this fall and was sent down, but it looks like he's here to stay now. For Rob Schremp, that means injury or a trade (or continued struggles for Cogliano to the point where the organization simply has to send him out) unless the Oilers are willing to drop experience (Sanderson) or muscle (Stortini).
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Thanks for the feedback.
You are correct. When you deploy it as an ear file, you lose the ability to change it at runtime. Having said that, you can still configure it at runtime by providing a runtime interface to the log4j API. Remember, log4j can be reconfigured using direct calls to the API. I have myself not tried this, but I believe it can be done. I am also not sure if you can do the same with the exploded format. I would love to hear from somebody who has tried this.
As regards your second issue, if you application has a web part, you can use a startup servlet. If not, you can use a static class that does the initialization for you.
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I have an interesting wedding ring. It was made for my Great Grandmother at the request of my Great Grandfather for their 25th Anniversary…I think. I'm not sure.
That being said, it's become another symbol as of late. I've realized that the face of the ring looks not only like an eye, but also a storm—-a hurricane, perhaps. Most people have white diamonds as the center stone, but we chose green, a color of growth and change as well as new life. And so when the bank account dwindles and tempers flare, I've found myself studying it, and I'm constantly reminded that in the midst of the storm, there is growth. No matter how difficult life is right now, we will not stop growing and changing, and neither will our relationship.
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Jewish tradition divides heaven into seven realms, of which the highest is the "seventh heaven." From what I can surmise, this is a fitting locale for the life of actor, director, musician, author, philanthropist Stephen Collins.
I say this because I just read that the graduating students at Maharishi University of Management have invited Stephen to deliver their commencement address on June 26. I think they made a really good choice.
For the teen crowd, Stephen most famously portrayed the wise and beneficent minister father in the award-winning family television series 7th Heaven from 1996 to 2007.
But his acting career goes way beyond that, spanning numerous Broadway plays (including Monty Python's Spamalot) and 15 feature films (including All the Presidents Men, Star Trek: the Motion Picture, and my personal favorite, Jumping Jack Flash). Stephen is also a published novelist (Eye Contact and Double Exposure), lead singer in a popular LA rock band and recording artist (Stephen Collins and the 7th Band), a practicing Episcopalian, and a 30-plus year practitioner of the Transcendental Meditation technique.
Oddly enough, according to Stephen, he turned to acting as a means to overcome his "incredibly neurotic shyness." Eventually though, he found the courage to walk onto a high school stage dressed as a middle-aged man named Mr. Webb in a play called Our Town. The rest, as they say, is history.
So why am I writing all this for a TM blog? Because Stephen Collins meditates? No, there is more to it than that. I appreciate the way he lives his life. Stephen is a man of integrity, a philanthropist, and a doer of good works.
For example, back in the 1980s, Stephen worked on a project to provide Transcendental Meditation instruction to inmates and guards at San Quentin Prison in California. He said his experiences at San Quentin, which included meditating with prisoners on death row, became the inspiration for his ongoing efforts to abolish capital punishment in the U.S.
I am going to do everything I can to be at the commencement ceremonies at Maharishi University of Management. I want to sit in that audience and listen to his words of wisdom to a graduating class entering a very uncertain but very exciting world. I want to hear from a man who has lived a life with creativity, honesty, passion, and compassion. That is my definition of heavenly.


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The Panda-Cam at the National Zoo has gone black. The New York Football Giants start the season 0-6. The McRib sandwich is available for a limited time only.
All temporary aberrations for sure. But then it came—a sure sign the world has spun off its axis. A man dressed in brown handed me a non-descript, cardboard box just big enough to hold one bottle of wine. I closed my front door and the room was quiet except for the slitting of packing tape. As I freed the bottle from its gray packing material, I felt a chill. My eyes couldn't—or refused—to focus. A bird chirped.
Randall Grahm—champion of Rhône Valley varieties, winemaker for the underdog grape, friend to the screwtop—has made a cabernet sauvignon wine.
Some four years ago, I sat in a swank Atlanta restaurant with the traitorous Grahm and we exchanged salacious comments about overly alcoholic, highly extracted and woefully overpriced California cabernet sauvignons, most with well-known names. Now, he has joined their ranks.
Well, he may not have entirely gone to the dark side. His newest wine is called A Proper Claret. It is comprised of 62 percent cabernet sauvignon with the remaining blend consisting of petit verdot, tannat and petite sirah (varietals that are much more Grahm-like).
In case you were wondering (and even if you're not), Grahm is the proprietor-winemaker for Bonny Doon Vineyard and has held that position for some decades now. He created the oh-so-popular Big House and Cardinal Zin labels and sold them in 2006 for, what I'm told, a profit. He now focuses on biodynamic winemaking, buying nice things for his daughter Amelie and turning his back on 30 years of making anything but chardonnay and cabernet sauvignon.
Well, that might not be entirely true, either. About 28 years ago, he made a blend of cabernet sauvignon, cabernet franc, merlot and malbec. While described as "damn good" by Grahm, the project was scrapped. He fully cast his die with the grapes of France's Rhône Valley and a multitude of lesser-known Italian varieties.
Until now, that is.
In one of the silliest exchanges with anyone I've ever interviewed, Grahm disavows his affiliation with A Proper Claret. He says: "It appears that there is a certain individual—Reginald ffrench-Postalthwaite he calls himself—who appears to be spearheading this effort, nominally under the putative aegis of Bonny Doon Vineyard. But everybonny [sic] knows I wouldn't touch cab with a barge-pole."
I'm a longtime fan of many wines made by Grahm. He certainly has a magical touch with all things syrah. More than anything, I endorse and sometimes emulate his whimsical view of the wine business, which often as not takes itself a little too seriously.
Putative barge-poles aside, what Grahm has shot for and bagged with "his" A Proper Claret is just that, a cabernet sauvignon-based blend that is fresh, not overly tannic and quite drinkable. It is 47 times more food friendly than most mega-Cali-cabs because, I believe, it weighs in at only 13.2 percent alcohol ("If it were any more proper, it would be 12.5 percent," Grahm said, referring to a time when Bordeaux wines, often referred to as "clarets" by the British, were in the mid-12 percent range.)
Whether this is another one-hit wonder, time will tell. But if you'd like to see what Bordeaux-style wines used to taste like, Grahm…er… ffrench-Postalthwaite has made a modern version for you.
Gil Kulers is a sommelier and maitre d' for an Atlanta country club. You can reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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