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Beer Commercial of the Day: Beer production doesn't get any more manly than this.
Spot by Publicis Mojo, for Australia's Hahn Super Dry beer. The ad won a Gold Lion at Cannes on Saturday.
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Marketing Campaign of the Day: Dad finally gets center stage — and the respect he deserves — in Volkswagen's new 90-second spot for the "small but tough" Polo.
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Controversial Marketing Campaign of the Day: A new Olympic Games ad by Argentina captures Fernando Zylberberg, a star field-hockey player, training for London on the Falkland Islands. "To compete on English soil, we train on Argentine soil," the spot says.
Problem is, the Falklands are a self-governing British territory over which the two countries have fought forever, and naturally, the Brits are ticked.
"The Olympics is about sport and not politics," said a spokeswoman for Britain's Foreign Office. "We are also dismayed at the insensitivity and disrespect demonstrated by the filmmakers in their use of a war memorial in the Falklands as a prop."
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Digiday's Josh Sternberg gets to the bottom of Tumblr's Ad strategy, one that attempts to deliver value to brands without pissing off Tumblr's community:
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Marketing Campaign of the Day: Nothing like perfectly styled mug shots of kids looking boss to promote prescription eyewear. Don't miss the full gallery — from Very French Gangsters — here.
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Badvertising of the Day: Ashton Kutcher's new $1.5 million spot for Popchips is styled like a commercial for a dating service, in which Kutcher plays four single guys looking for love. But not only is the ad, which Kutcher helped develop, tortuously unfunny, his Raj character is in brownface.
In one of many direct tweets to Kutcher's Twitter handle attacking the spot, Raj says: "An actual Indian named Raj does not find @aplusk in brown face to be funny."
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Marketing Campaign of the Day: In a "public-private partnership between the travel industry and the U.S. government," this $12.3 million "Land of Dreams" ad campaign by Discover America will hit the U.K., Japan, and Canada in the next few months, then expand to Brazil and South Korea. Just in case no one realizes that THIS is what America is really like.
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Online video gross media spend was $2.12 billion in 2008, up 36% from 2007, according to AccuStream. Here's a breakdown on the details:
- In-banner video impressions grew by 65% in 2008, and accounted for $1.5 billion in gross media spend
- Inventory for pre-roll ads expanded by 12.6% in 2008, reaching 18.75 billion total avails, following a 16.8% increase in 2007.
- Video buys made through rep firms totaled $90 million in 2008.
- Overlay executions associated with video added $37.6 million.
- insertion frequency for onsite experiences was capped at 1.5 (content views per avail) on average in 2008, reduced 13.7% from 2007
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Christmas at the Monterey Bay Aquarium
By Jim Covel, Senior Manager of Guest Experience Training and Interpretation
The Aquarium is closed only one day of the year—Christmas. Yet while the front doors may be closed to the public, there's still a lot of activity inside. There are no holidays if you're a fish, or an otter, or an albatross. We still have to feed and care for the animals, keep the life support systems running, and maintain the safety and security of all our facilities. So what really goes on at the Aquarium on Christmas?
Holiday Meals for the Animals
A few of our husbandry staff members have to come in to check up on the animals in our various exhibits and feed all the animals that eat on a daily basis. (Some of our fishes only eat every few days, so skipping a meal at Christmas is not big deal. Come to think of it, I'd be better off skipping a holiday meal or two myself!) Sea otters are definitely one of those animals that have to eat every day—in fact they eat four times a day at the Aquarium. The team that takes care of our sea otters may prepare special Christmas treats for their charges, like red and green blocks of ice with prawns frozen inside. The otters love to investigate and manipulate objects like tubing or Frisbees. Santa may bring them some new objects to exercise their curiosity and dexterity.
Under Control
The men and women in our Control Room are responsible for maintaining life support systems 24/7, including Christmas. While they may not have to turn on the escalator and monitor air temperatures in the auditorium when we're closed, they still have to check seawater circulation in all our exhibits and make the rounds to visually check on each exhibit and its inhabitants during the day and night. In fact, Christmas may even be more complicated than other days. In an effort to save energy and reduce our carbon footprint, the system operators will endeavor to shut down lights, air handlers and other devices that aren't essential when the public isn't present in the building. This involves changing a number of timers and automated functions for this one day. They also run our raw seawater system all day on Christmas. Normally we filter our seawater during the day to remove plankton that would obscure the view in our larger exhibits, and run unfiltered (raw) seawater only at night. But with no guests here to look at fish during the day, we'll keep plankton circulating through the exhibit all day as well as all night. This provides added feeding opportunities for the thousands of small invertebrates in our exhibits that filter plankton out of the water. You might say it's a microscopic Christmas feast for our smallest exhibit animals!
Keeping Things Secure
When we are closed, it's the role of our Security staff to make sure all of our buildings are truly closed down and properly secured. That responsibility applies not only at the main Aquarium building, but also extends to nine other buildings in the area that house various Aquarium staff and functions. They put in several miles per shift walking around the Aquarium and the various outbuildings, checking doors and gates, making sure critical power (i.e. computer, alarm and phone networks) is on, lights are off and there are no obvious hazards or suspicious activities related to any Aquarium property.
So while you may be a home opening presents and enjoying special time with your loved ones, a number of Aquarium staff members are at work, performing essential functions throughout the day and night. How do the staff members reconcile the need to be at work along with the desire to spend time with family on Christmas? Most Christmas duty is on a voluntary basis. Security officers that don't have family in the area or managers will volunteer to cover shifts so fellow officers with family can spend time with their loved ones. Likewise, in other departments the management staff will help cover the bases so others can spend the holiday with family. And then there's the "let's make lemonade out of lemons" approach: Some of our husbandry staff members will bring their family to the Aquarium with them on Christmas. While mom or dad is feeding the animals, the family gets a private exhibit feeding show in front of the scenes!
So while the Aquarium may appear closed from the outside, there's still lots of activity on the inside.
Now the only question is, which of our three smokestacks does Santa use to get into the Aquarium on Christmas Eve?
Wishing you and yours the best on this special day. Thanks for your support of the Aquarium and healthy oceans!


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Katie Holmes to Join Sex and the City Sequel?by Free Britney at . Comments
The wife of Tom and the mother of Suri Cruise may be joining the cast of the Sex and the City movie sequel, if some recent rumors are to be believed.
Thankfully, the star is not planning to replace Jennifer Hudson as Sarah Jessica Parker's lovestruck personal assistant, nor hooking up with Mr. Big.
We hope.
Word is she's wanted to play a high-powered young businesswoman ready to go toe-to-toe with Kim Cattrall's take-no-prisoners Samantha Jones.
Katie and Suri Cruise on her new movie set. [Photo: Fame Pictures]
Katie most recently "performed" on So You Think You Can Dance last week. We use that term very loosely, as there was little dancing and no singing in likely the most overhyped, overrated guest appearance in that show's history.
Holmes is also filming the new movie Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark. Do you think she'd be a good addition to the Sex and the City movie sequel?
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I think since Katie Holmes and Kristen Davis act and look similar
Katie could play as Charlotte's(Kristen Davis)long lost sister.
Can they please CUT Jennifer Hudson out of SATC. She was horrible and her character was unnecessary.
She doesn't have the chops for it. Sorry, Katie, I always liked you, and your roles in Pieces of April and Thank You For Smoking were fun, but it is hard to see you fitting in with that cast.
Katie Holmes should stick with what she knows best: being a personal slave to Tom Cruise and a mommy to their spawn. I do feel badly for the kid. First of all she's stuck with a dumb name, and top of that, with parents who don't engender much respect in this world. Maybe they should stay within the bounds of the Scientology Freak World.
NO.She's awful. That fake whispering voice...... don't ruin the sequel!
NO NO NO!!! Katie is NOT an actress or a DANCER!! Katie should learn to be a MOM!!!!
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Is Katie Holmes trying to avoid her rabid, zealot Scientologist husband or is she contemplating jumping ship completely? She's been leaping from one thing to the next like a woman obsessed... Anything has got to be better than being around TommyGirl.
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|Fancy Guppies
The various forms of the Guppy, Fancy Guppy, or Millionsfish are the best known and most popular aquarium fish. This species offers a large selection of colors and shapes with no two fish every exactly alike. Guppies are an all time favorite of both beginners and experienced fish keepers!
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B Bradbury - 2009-01-02
Good morning. If you're new to this aquarium thing, I recommend you do a lot of research before you start and start with a larger aquarium, at least 10 to 12 gallons. Smaller tanks leave little or no room for error. After setting things up, add some real plants that require only moderate light. Real plants are inexpensive and a good source of oxygen and food for your fish. Allow your tank to run for several hours, 18-24 should be enough. Next, buy some inexpensive "feeder guppies" and put them in your aquarium. Feeder guppies are the plain colored ones that pet shops sell as live food. Some pet shops will just give them to you. Put a few of these in your tank and check on them every couple of hours to see how they do. After a day or two, if everything looks good, get a male and two or three females of the fancy type guppies. Guppies are a good starter fish and don't cost a lot. In a couple of weeks, I would add a couple of glass shrimp to the tank. They're bottom feeders and eat the leftover fish food.
Kasey - 2008-12-05
I have guppies and they are a joy to have. I never had delta guppies until some bred and two males had the swallow tail of a delta guppy.
Dustin - 2008-11-22
Hello guppy community. Sanjee asked when he should move his fry in with the older fish. That all depends on the size of your tank, but my rule of thumb is 3 to 4 weeks. I am currently breeding and selling them to the local pet shop. Right now I have about 50 fish (3 males, 6 females, and the rest are fry). I have them in various stages of development, I even have about 25 fry that are so small that you need a bright flashlight to see them. Breeding guppies is good fun. Feel free to contact me with any questions. My email address is firstname.lastname@example.com
Sanjeev - 2008-09-24
Hi all Guppy Lovers,
I have recently joined the team. I have 1 male and 3 female guppies and 11 fry separated in the breeding tank. I also have a pair of tetra and zebra in my fish tank. Can someone inform me when I should move the fry into the main tank. It's nearly one week since they were born.
Thanking you in advance for your guidance.
sEriAlkiLlEr - 2008-08-29
guyz i need help .. i had 2 guppy females and one male, the male was onle flirting with the same female and ignoring the other one, then his favorit female died tragically (her head got stuck in the vacum cleaner) and after that the male got a bit crazy or something, he still ignored the other female and also started flirting with my male platy !! i even saw him sometimes pushing the male platy's anal fin with his male fin (firtalising him) i took the old female out and bought two new young females but still he is the same ! whats wrong with him ?
let me know guyz if any of you have an idea about why my male guppy started playing for the other team ... !!
Luke Meiklejohn - 2008-08-09
I have just got a fish tank, and I got 3 guppies, an albino red-tailed black shark, 2 platies, 2 blue pearl gourami's, and a catfish. Already the guppies have bred, and I have 22 baby guppies and I might get some angelfish. My fish tank is so beautiful.
fishtanker - 2008-07-15
Hey, a good way to get a CHEAP tank is to make it yourself. There's always a company or neighbor who can cut glass and a fish store near by or online that sells aquarium epoxy. I have seen 150 gallon tanks made this way for a couple bucks. The most expensive thing is gonna be the glass and still that's not to bad. The only difference is there's no frame around the top and bottom edges, I highly recommend taping them to avoid leaks or chipped glass falling into your tank. (plexy glass works even better but is hard to find any more ezpensive)
Baby-Dove - 2008-06-24
Hi! I have just moved from Georgia to Texas and left my 10, 20, and 55 gallon behind with my boyFriend. I have a little 5g hex already here in TX. Right across the street is a big pond full of large and small mouth bass, green and blue catfish, perch and GUPPIES! I was catching feeder fish for a while and when I put them all in the 5g hex I noticed there were wild guppies living in that lake! They have little to no color exept black tip fins. But as soon as I put them in the tank with regular fishtank water they started to die! I then put the pond water in the tank and other than cloudyness the fish are living and the tank is fine. Also a few days after everything settled in all the fat females started poping out babies! I have a small goldfish bowl filled with babies and I don't want to get rid of any of them! I just dont trust mailing my 10g, 20g or 55g. So I wonder if anyone knows a good idea on how to solve the over population, or a safe way to get my tanks here. I don't have enough money to spend on another tank right now! And I'm not planning on staying here for too long, but I don't like over pop or letting the babies free. I got rid of all the parents exept for big moma (the biggest female) and big daddy (biggest male). It doesn't look pretty but I just can't bring myself to let them go until they are big enough to fend for themselves!
Brett Moulton - 2008-06-02
I have had guppies for about 3 months now. I have 15 adult guppies. 5 male and 10 female. I also have about 60-75 babies. I bought all of my females big so I knew they would have more babies. I have read a lot of books and reseach about all types of fish, and guppys are the best ones to start off with. You can train them like a dog. I will own my own fish store one of these days, I'm going to call it Fish World. The best thing for guppies is a good size tank about 10-30 gallons, some plants for them to eat, and they love to eat alage tablets. I feed them some flake food first thing when I wake up, then noon time one algae tablet, and then some more flake food before I go to bed. I had one molly which I thought was a male until I got 3 babies, which are females. The best way to find out jender with babies is to check where the stomach is. My baby fish have more females than males. If you want some colorful fish buy two or three colorful males and 5 females. Then within a month you should have a few babies depending on the females size and health. A good way to clean your tank is to put some snails in, or shrimp. Thank you all for your comments. I hope my information is useful to all you fish lovers like my self. If you want a lot of babies have lots of plants for cover so they don't get eaten.
Samantha Jakobson - 2008-06-01
I think guppies are so pretty! I started out with only 10 fish. All died but 2 or 3. Now I have about 50. They produce very very quickly so don't buy more them maybe 10. Even some of the young are pregnant.


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Junior guard Julius "Juice" Brown (Markham, IL) has been named Mid-American Conference West Division Player of the Week for the fourth time this season and for the eighth occasion in his Toledo career, the league office announced on Monday. It is also the sixth time this year a Rocket has been honored with the weekly award.
Brown averaged a team-high 18.0 ppg and 8.0 apg for the Rockets last week in road games at Miami and Ohio. Brown, who shot 48.3 percent (14-of-29) from the field and sank all five of his free throws, tallied eight points and eight assists in UT's 83-70 road win at Miami.
Brown then poured in 28 points, one shy of his career best, and dished out eight assists in a 95-90 (OT) loss at Ohio. He made a career-high 11 field goals, including a game-tying jumper that sent the contest into overtime. In the extra session, he hit a pair of jumpers to provide the Rockets a one-point lead before having a potential game-tying three point shot rim out.
Brown is leading the Mid-American Conference this season with 6.7 assists per game and a 2.3 assist/turnover ratio and is tied for seventh with 14.5 points per game. In league play, he sets the pace with 5.9 apg and is fourth with 17.1 ppg and tied for third with 2.3 three-point field goals per game.
Toledo will open this week with a home date vs. Bowling Green on Wednesday, Feb. 5 at 7:00 p.m. before heading to Muncie, IN to battle Ball State on Saturday, Feb. 8 at 2:00 p.m.


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Cherokee announced the hiring of Etowah defensive coordinator Josh Shaw as head football coach on Wednesday.
Shaw, who played college ball at Morehead State in Minnesota, has been an assistant at Etowah for the past six seasons and through three region titles. He coached in Minnesota, West Virginia and Florida before that.
Shaw will replace Brian Dameron, who was x-x in 11 seasons. Cherokee had its best success under Dameron, achieving 10-win seasons in 2002 and 2003, but was 1-9 last season.
Etowah also is looking for a new head coach as Bill Stewart took the head job at Clemens High in Alabama in December.
January 25th, 2012
7:52 pm
Time to fix the Xs in the third paragraph.
And what was Dameron's fate? Resigned? Fired? Abducted by aliens?
January 25th, 2012
8:29 pm
I couldn't tell you the 1st about Cherokee high school, but I do know they just hired a GREAT football coach!
January 25th, 2012
9:53 pm
Well one thing I can tell you there not another school in the county with 2 elite eight 4 sweet 16 and 5 playoffs appearances in the past 10 years but big but time to do it again I think he will be great for the kids
January 25th, 2012
9:57 pm
And another thing coach D won more playoff games than any coach in the county his time just come to and end think if you don't have nothing good to say don't say nothing at all get me
January 26th, 2012
4:41 pm
Bless your heart Bleed Red.
January 26th, 2012
10:43 pm
Loser ROLL THIS
February 10th, 2012
2:11 pm
we played there in 07 & 08 and we really enjoyed the stadium… i feel that cherokee hired themselves a good coach and hope to see that program turn it around in the future… good luck!!!


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Caroline Wilson
Caroline Wilson has been chief football writer for The Age since 1999. She was the first woman to cover Australian Rules football on a full-time basis and the first woman to win the AFL's gold media award. She has won the AFL Players Association's football writer of the year (1999) and the AFL Media Association's most outstanding football writer and most outstanding feature writer (2000, 2003, 2005). She also won a Melbourne Press Club Quill Award in 2003.
Eddie's passion can be a pitfall
Caroline Wilson Eddie McGuire's passionate conviction that his every football step is taken for the good of the Collingwood Football Club is his greatest asset and occasionally his fatal flaw.
Eddie McGuire's passion can be a pitfall
Caroline Wilson Eddie McGuire's voice is so loud it cannot help prove a distraction to his staff.
Magpies look inwards to find success
Caroline Wilson After one underachieving season, Nathan Buckley appears determined to drive a redesign.
Pies must tackle bad behaviour
Caroline Wilson Collingwood should seriously consider sacking Dane Swan. If it has not already.
Heath Shaw suspended for betting on football
Caroline Wilson Collingwood player Heath Shaw has been suspended for eight matches and fined $20,000 after being embroiled in a betting scandal also involving captain Nick Maxwell.
I thought it was minor, a little bet: Shaw
Caroline Wilson Heath Shaw on the $10 bet that cost him $20,000 and an eight-game ban.
Malthouse's selfish act infuriates Magpies board
Caroline Wilson Mick Malthouse horrifies Collingwood with public meltdown on TV program.
Reinvention of Eddie McGuire
Caroline Wilson Eddie McGuire has led the rebuilding of the Collingwood Football Club.
Player's life not for me, says Fitzpatrick
Caroline Wilson Mike Fitzpatrick's revelation that he would find life as a 2012 AFL footballer 'dull' has raised the eyebrows of the Players Association but reinforced its push to create a more rounded existence for...
Clokes, Pies must end this Travis-ty
Caroline Wilson David Cloke's very public bid to land a long and lucrative deal for his son Travis would be dismissed as embarrassing if the stakes were not so high.
Caroline Wilson
Eddie unsteady as leader of the Pies
Caroline Wilson Collingwood's president has a formidable track record but evidence is growing that maybe he has run his race.
Rumours of secret deals
Caroline Wilson Gold Coast exposes legal loophole in AFL rules that allows players to sign secret deals.
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Deceit leaves Malthouse with pie on his face
Caroline Wilson Mick Malthouse has done his club a disservice.
AFL puts Kane Cornes on notice for 'diving'
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Pies legion defeats Saints in spirit and score
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Abby's romantic prospects brightened in a tattoo-revealing scene Tuesday on "NCIS." The CBS drama drew the night's biggest audience: 18.6 million, according to early ratings.
But "The Voice" was tops with young adults while pulling in 13.5 million total viewers.
CBS drew the most viewers, thanks to "NCIS: New Orleans" (a very healthy 16.4 million) and "Person of Interest" (10.8 million).
But NBC had a strong lead with the young-adult set. "Chicago Fire" drew 9 million at 10 p.m. and topped "Person of Interest" with young adults.
Elsewhere, the news was not so good, as the prime-time averages reveal: CBS with 15.3 million, NBC with 12 million, ABC with 4.9 million, Fox with 2.2 million and The CW with 995,000 for the iHeartRadio Music Festival.
ABC's new sitcoms drew small audiences: "Selfie" with 4.9 million and "Manhattan Love Story" with 4.3 million. "Marvel's Agents of SHIELD" grew to 4.5 million, and freshman drama "Forever" attracted 5.6 million.
The numbers were more dismal at...Read more
Bethenny Frankel's daytime talk show failed, but her TV career isn't over. She will be returning to "The Real Housewives of New York City," Us Weekly is reporting.
Frankel left the Bravo series four years ago, but she will be back for season seven to help bolster the ratings and keep the show going, the magazine reports.
She also appeared in "Bethenny Ever After," and she has been a guest on shows hosted by Ellen DeGeneres, Wendy Williams, Jimmy Kimmel, Chelsea Handler and many others.
Five years ago, I asked Frankel: "What do you know about reality television that a lot of other people don't know?"
She replied: "I know that reality television is fool's gold. I was smart about it. It was a time to market what I was doing. I had a New York Times best-seller. I used it [the show] as a business platform rather than slapping someone in the face. I was marketing my business. You have to have something authentic. It has to be something truthful to you. If you grab at something, it better be...Read more
The latest addition to the TV schedule could cause nightmares, but it's probably going to help CBS. That addition, which is strictly for adults, is ...
Debut: 10 p.m. Wednesday on CBS
Premise: A dramatic look at the stalking trend through the work of the Threat Assessment Unit for LAPD. Lt. Beth Davis (Maggie Q) runs the group and tries to get a handle on mysterious new member Detective Jack Larsen (Dylan McDermott), a transfer from New York. Kevin Williamson ("The Following," "Scream") developed the series as a companion to "Criminal Minds."
What's good: Maggie Q makes a forceful heroine, and the subject is timely. In a lecture, Lt. Davis says social media are the main reason that stalking cases have tripled in the last decade. The premiere provides memorable jolts that could make viewers scream.
What's not so good: Those jolts often involve terrorizing women. The extremely grim premiere starts with a woman being doused with gasoline -- a scene that will be repeated. The...Read more
Ben Affleck has "Gone Girl" to promote, and he is even visiting "Real Time With Bill Maher" this week.
Affleck will be on the roundtable panel with columnist Nicholas Kristof of The New York Times and Michael Steele, former chairman of the Republican National Committee.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., will be the top-of-show interview guest.
Neuroscientist Sam Harris will be the mid-show interview guest.
"Real Time" continues its 12th season with a live telecast at 10 a.m. Friday on HBO. A repeat follows immediately at 11 p.m.
"Gone Girl," one of the most anticipated movies this year, opens Friday.Read more
WFTV-Channel 9 on Tuesday acknowledged that it erred in not mentioning that legal analyst Belvin Perry Jr. works for Morgan & Morgan. In a report Monday, Perry criticized the content of a commercial against Amendment 2. John Morgan of the Morgan & Morgan law firm is the chief proponent of Amendment 2, which pushes for the legalization of medical marijuana in the state.
"The fact that he [Perry] works for Morgan & Morgan should have been disclosed, no question about that," WFTV news director Matt Parcell told me. "It didn't cross anyone's mind. We looked at him as the judge."
Perry is known widely as the former chief judge of Orange and Osceola counties. Parcell said his staffers didn't remember that Perry works for MorganRead more
You may not know the name Daniel Heitz, but you're going to be hearing a lot more about him.
Heitz started playing guitar at 9. Now 17, he is attracting big crowds at blues clubs in the region. He will be profiled on "Artisodes" at 8 p.m. Thursday on WUCF-Channel 24.
Sentinel music critic Jim Abbott is high on Daniel's gifts as singer and guitarist. "Daniel is a promising homegrown blues performer who already has landed high-profile opening-act slots for nationally known acts," Abbott says. "His feel for the music is impressive for his age."
Dan Heitz talks about his son in the "Artisodes" profile. "Around 10, 10 and a half, he wanted to start going out and playing jams. And I said, 'No, you're not ready,' " Dan Heitz says. "I told him, 'You gotta learn the three Kings, Freddie, B.B. and Albert.' He took it upon himself and started learning. Once he was about 11 years old, he started playing the classic blues stuff, and I said, 'Let's go.' "
The crowd went wild at that first club...Read more
UPDATED: The Monday ratings winners included "The Big Bang Theory," CBS, "The Voice," NBC, ESPN and the Kansas City Chiefs.
A new "Big Bang Theory" on CBS was the night's most-watched broadcast with 16.4 million viewers, according to updated ratings. Sheldon started rating relationships, and Wolowitz tried to throw a baseball.
"Monday Night Football" averaged 14.4 million viewers for ESPN -- good for such a lopsided game. The Chiefs beat the New England Patriots, 41-14.
That game preempted the ABC schedule in Kansas City and Boston. In the battle of the reality shows, NBC's "The Voice" averaged 12.9 million viewers while ABC's "Dancing With the Stars" drew 12.5 million. "The Voice" was far more popular with young adults.
ESPN won the night in total viewers and the 18-to-49 age group.
Among broadcasters, NBC was the clear winner in the 18-to-49 age group, beating CBS, Fox, ABC and The CW in that order.
But CBS had the edge in total viewers. The averages in total viewers: CBS with 12.4...Read more
UPDATED: The Weather Channel has decided to go into the "I-4 Dead Zone."
WKMG-Channel 6 chief meteorologist Tom Sorrells is helping with the story for "American Super/Natural." That series debuts at 10 p.m. Sunday, but the Sorrells segment on I-4 premieres Oct. 26.
The Weather Channel said that Sorrells "will unravel the science" behind the dead zone and that the segment features interviews with residents and re-creations of first-person accounts.
Where exactly is the Dead Zone? A quarter-mile stretch of highway at the base of the St. Johns River Bridge, The Weather Channel said.
What to expect? "According to local folklore, there is a cursed section of highway known as the 'I-4 Dead Zone' in Central Florida," The Weather Channel says. "Legend has it that when workers broke ground over old graves during the highway's construction, it caused a hurricane to change its course to go right over the construction site."
Viewers may remember that WKMG looked at the dead zone in a 2007 report....Read more
Three weeks in, and "Dancing With the Stars" is handing out perfect scores.
"Pretty Little Liars" actress Janel Parrish earned perfect marks Monday night for a vibrant jazz routine set to "America" from "West Side Story." YouTube star Bethany Mota also scored top marks from judges for a splashy routine set to "Singin' in the Rain" on movie night.
The more arresting performances, however, came from designer Betsey Johnson, who displayed her flexibility on a contemporary dance, and from Tommy Chong, who was dashing on an Argentine tango.
Chong's partner, Peta Murgatroyd, acknowledged that the show performance was the first time the couple had gotten through the routine. Talk about drama.
"Dancing" is on a different path this season. Who wins is not as riveting as how long Johnson and Chong stay. At 72, she comes off as vulnerable and a little spacey. Then she goes out and delivers highly entertaining routines that win viewers over.
Chong certainly has a huge fan base for Cheech & Chong...Read more
Sure, it's a coup for WFTV-Channel 9 to have former Chief Judge Belvin Perry Jr. offering analysis.
But the station needs to remember conflicts of interest.
During a Monday report, legal analyst Perry ripped into a commercial against Amendment 2. That widely discussed amendment pushes for the legalization of medical marijuana in Florida. Perry complained that the ad plays on fears and amounts to a giant smoke screen.
After Perry offered his sharp comments, WFTV didn't note that Perry now works for the Morgan & Morgan law firm.
Attorney John Morgan is the chief proponent of Amendment 2.
WFTV needed to note that connection. Otherwise, that's a smoke screen, too.
I did hear from Sarah Bascom, spokesperson for the No on 2 Campaign, who said WFTV had not contacted the campaign for a rebuttal or comment. She said her calls to WFTV over Perry's commentary had gone unanswered.
"We have since asked for equal time and for them to note on the air that their story had a paid staffer offering legal...Read more
You're living in Sheldon Cooper territory. Back-to-back episodes of "The Big Bang Theory" were the most-watched prime-time programs last week in Central Florida.
The ratings indicate that new series were sampled during the new TV season's first week.
NFL games topped the sports ratings. The Tampa Bay Bucs-Pittsburgh Steelers game on Fox drew the most viewers in the sports rankings.
Here are the week's most-watched prime-time programs:
1. "The Big Bang Theory" 8 p.m. Monday, CBS, 271,872 viewers
2. "The Big Bang Theory" 8:30 p.m. Monday, CBS, 265,765
4. "Sunday Night Football" (New Orleans-Dallas), NBC, 252,436
5. "NCIS: New Orleans," CBS, 244,024
6. "How to Get Away With Murder," ABC, 214,611
7. "The Voice" Monday, NBC, 198,682
8. "Monday Night Football" (Chicago-New York Jets), ESPN, 192,722
9. "Modern Family," ABC, 191,484
10. "Madam Secretary, CBS, 185,181
Favorites of the local 18-to-49 age group:
1. "Sunday Night Football," NBC
2. "The Big Bang Theory" 8...Read more
Have a little patience. The two most entertaining new series arrive next month, and both are on The CW. "The Flash" premieres Oct. 7, and "Jane the Virgin" debuts Oct. 13. Until then, the series premieres continue. The new sitcoms this week underscore the difficulties of putting together first-rate comedies.
Debut: 8 p.m. Tuesday on ABC
Premise: In this modern variation on "Pygmalion" -- also the source material for "My Fair Lady" -- top sales rep Eliza Dooley (Karen Gillan) realizes she needs a social-media makeover. She turns to marketing guru Henry (John Cho) to help save her reputation.
What's good: If you're going to steal, steal from the best, and "Pygmalion" author George Bernard Shaw is tops. Cho has a precise, withering style as Henry, and that's in keeping with Shaw's model.
What's not so good: The show runs aground by presenting Eliza as a sad, self-centered person who seems beyond redemption. Neither Shaw nor the original Eliza deserves that abuse. Making Eliza...Read more


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A comment overheard recently: 'If it looks like a Bar, sounds like a Bar, it is a Bar.' It's hard enough to grow and plant wine grapes in Arizona, or anywhere for that matter, and fortunately this is not a majority opinion, but I beg to differ. Let me explain about the gap between these two state ... More >>
Philosophy or quantum physics (or some combination of the disciplines) suggests that one of an infinite number of monkeys with typewriters will eventually type a Shakespeare play. This leads me to believe that the average person can make a salad without a recipe.
We wanted to remind you that we've started our Chow Bella Book Club in partnership with Changing Hands Bookstore. This month (October) we're reading the new book by Kathleen Flinn called Kitchen Counter Cooking School. If you still need a copy, you can get a discounted one from Changing Hands, ju ... More >>
Tony Curtis (left) looks on as Jack Lemmon gets hit in the face with a brandy-flavored cream pie in 1965's The Great Race. Lemmon has a taste before proclaiming, "Brandy! Throw more brandy! Moooore brandy!" From the classic Laurel and Hardy custard pie fight to Eva Mendez angrily chucking veg ... More >>
Doc shows how de Kooning, Pollock, et. al., stole Paris fire
East Valley facility woos cheapskate Rambos
Jackson Pollock paintings going for $5?
Nonfiction continues its ascent on screen
The "topical pop" creations of a bass-playing adventurer
In which you are sent away to bordering school
The low-down details on where to do what
Ed Harris cuts loose in Copying Beethoven, but a poorly composed script lets him down
Okami shows that videogames can be art
The persistence of persistence
Digital deconstructionists
Hip-hop rediscovers minimalism, thanks to a sea of surprisingly great singles
Exhibition examines post-war aesthetics
Neglected German artist Jochen Seidel deserves greater recognition
Bad-boy skaters perpetuate their own myth in Dogtown and Z-Boys
Less is much more at the Phoenix Art Museum's 2001 Triennial exhibition
Ed Harris flings himself into art-splattered Pollock
By Lewis MacAdams (Simon & Schuster Free Press)
She's finally been invited to the Oscar party, but what will she do after the ball?
With his 160-foot mural in a major museum and his face on the cover of a magazine, artist Steven Yazzie still loves his hometown
Mumford's mystical psychobabble delivers shrinking returns
New Captain Beefheart boxed set documents 17 stormy years of brilliant eccentricity
Can a city-funded museum afford to explore the riskier edges of contemporary art? The West's Most Western Town is about to find out.
Basquiat misses its scrawling
The fashionable dos and duds of pop's greatest costume gimmick bands
Wouldn't you like to be Sgt. Pepper, too?


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Changing How We Invest in Our Community:
Why and How United Way is Focusing on Education
A Good Story Goes a Long Way
Think about it, when children go to bed at night, they don't say "tell me some facts," they say "tell me a story." In this section are real life examples of people right here in our community—people just like you, who found themselves in need of human services. The stories are quite different, but they all have one thing in common—gratitude for your gifts. See the following stories on this site: http://uwcc.net/ways-campaign-stories.php
Jean's Story
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Shirley and Barb's Story
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Ken and Marie's Story
Why Give?
Charitable giving is fine, but......
We are all members of different communities when we are not at work. Engaging in philanthropy and community-supporting activities affirms the connection between work hours and personal lives, and those of our families and friends.
United Way is uniquely positioned for this work
United Way of Cass-Clay connects people to people, needs to resources, and experts to advocates to improve lives and advance the common good throughout our community.
I support a favorite charity of my own. Why give to United Way, too?
We all have our favorite charities, but the problems of the community are much larger than any one agency can handle. United Way partner programs offer a broad mix of programs and services to meet the diverse needs of our whole community. Plus, the United Way campaign helps keep agency fundraising costs low.
I don't live in town so I don't feel I need to give.
United Way of Cass-Clay serves not only Fargo-Moorhead-West Fargo-Dilworth, but surrounding communities that are in Cass and Clay Counties. People who need services come to where the agency is, and in most cases, that is the Fargo-Moorhead metro area.
The United Way helps only the poor in the community-not people like me.
People of ALL income levels in our community receive services. We all benefit from a healthier, happier community.
I pay taxes. Don't those dollars help people?
Many people who are helped by government agencies also require the services of the private sector-those programs funded by United Way. These agencies fill in gaps and supplement health and human service needs in our community.


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There's many gray areas that apply in different scenarios.
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Why is it good to increase flexibility in other parts of your body but not your spine?
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Definition of thief in English:
thiefLine breaks: thief
Pronunciation: /θiːf /
noun (plural thieves /θiːvz/)
A person who steals another person's property, especially by stealth and without using force or threat of violence: thieves broke into a house on York Close car thieves the thief stole the drugs from a doctor's surgery
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- They had accused her of stealing, saying she was a thief and was stealing their things.
- A young mother was dragged to her knees by a would-be thief who tried to steal her handbag.
- When she took the paper bag from the car the thief snatched it from her grasp and fled.
robber, burglar, housebreaker, cat burglar, shoplifter, pickpocket, sneak thief, mugger, larcenist, stealer, pilferer, poacher; embezzler, swindler; criminal, villain; kleptomaniac; raider, looter, plunderer, pillager, marauder; bandit, brigand, pirate, highwayman; Indiandacoit
North American informal yegg, second-story man/worker
West Indian informal tief
British rhyming slang tea leaf
rare peculator, defalcator
Old English thīof, thēof, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch dief and German Dieb, also to theft.
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Alaska's Inside Passage - Ultimate Adventure Dates & Rates
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There are no trips scheduled for this expedition.
Day 1 Seattle, Washington
After settling into our group hotel located conveniently in downtown Seattle, you will have time to explore this exciting city. Later this evening you will meet your fellow expedition travellers and your expedition leader for an informal drink and a short briefing on your upcoming expedition.
Day 2 Seattle to Ketchikan, Alaska
After a leisurely breakfast, we transfer to the airport to board our short flight to Ketchikan. Upon arrival you will be transferred to our group hotel, which is located high above downtown Ketchikan, with views over Tongass Narrows and beautiful Deer Mountain. This afternoon you may decide to catch the funicular (cliff railway) from the hotel lobby directly down to historic Creek Street to explore, or take a walk through the Tongass National Forest.
Day 3 Ketchikan, Alaska
Welcome to Ketchikan, the 'salmon capital of the world'! After a leisurely breakfast this morning, you'll have time to browse the abundant galleries stocked by many of the islands resident artists before re-gathering in the early afternoon for your transfer to the Wilderness Adventurer, our floating base for the next 15 days.
Day 4 Tongass National Forest / El Capitan Passage
Wake in El Capitan Passage surrounded by the breathtaking Tongass National Forest—the largest national forest in the United States. Today, take a trek through high forest on an old windy logging trail to El Capitan Cave, the largest known cave in Alaska and one of the largest mapped caves in the Americas. It is the first cave in South East Alaska where fossil bones were discovered. El Capitan Cave enlightened the world about the ice age pre-history of SE Alaska.
Day 5 Klawock Native Village
Discover living history in Klawock, one of the most authentic Tlingit villages in Alaska. Learn the importance of carving, gaze up at totem poles coloring the town, and hear their stories. Visit the carver's shed where the art of carving and restoring totems is passed on. Along with its small fishing fleet, this rustic community continues to thrive on the farthest reaches of the wild Alaska coastline. Explore the area on foot keeping an eye for eagles and sea birds.
Day 6 Chatham Strait
Today's discoveries will be within some of the most untouched wilderness of the Tongass National Forest. It's Captain's Choice as you explore the intricate passages and shores along Chatham Strait's Kuiu or Baranof Islands. Enjoy Zodiac exploration and perhaps snorkelling. Hidden beneath the surface lies a magical array of sea life seen only from below.
Day 7 Frederick Sound
Lush forest, spectacular views and wildlife – they are all in abundance in Frederick Sound. Keep watch along the coastline for birds, wolves, and black bears. With many secluded coves to choose from, we may slip into the waters of Deep Cove, Patterson or Saginaw Bay, or perhaps another hidden gem to explore by Zodiac. This evening enjoy a toast to another spectacular day with a cold brew or cocktail aboard the Wilderness Adventurer.
Day 8 The Brothers Islands / Stephen's Passage
There will be plenty of wildlife viewing today. The Brothers, a pair of tiny, rocky islands at the merging of Stephen's Passage and Frederick Sound, are home to some of Alaska's most abundant wildlife, including a haul-out for Steller sea lions. The area is also the summer feeding ground for the largest concentration of humpback whales in the Northern Hemisphere. We also keep watch for orca and porpoise.
Day 9 Endicott Arm / Ford's Terror
Snow covered mountains, glowing blues and the white thunder of calving ice take your breath away at the face of Dawes Glacier. As you glide through Endicott Arm you'll likely find a few seals taking respite on the glaciers smaller 'bergy bits'. Tides permitting, we may explore the narrow passage of Ford's Terror.
Day 10 Juneau
Today we'll visit Alaska's state capital, Juneau, surrounded by the rich, green Tongass National Forest. Enjoy lunch in town and explore all that the historic town has to offer. In the early afternoon you will return to the vessel and set sail for the Tracy Arm Wilderness.
Day 11 Tracy Arm Wilderness / Frederick Sound
At the end of Tracy Arm, a winding fjord with sheer granite walls, hundreds of cascading waterfalls, and some of the largest icebergs in Alaska, sits the twin Sawyer Glaciers—Sawyer and South Sawyer. The fjord is home to brown and black bears, deer, wolves, harbor seals, and birds such as Arctic terns and pigeon guillemots. Later today, we head back into Frederick Sound, and watch for for humpbacks, orca, and Steller sea lions.
Day 12 Thomas Bay
Today you can choose to hike on a scenic rainforest trail. For the more ambitious, take a round trip 18 kilometre trek to the glacially-fed and rarely visited Patterson Lake for spectacular kayaking in the melt waters of Patterson Glacier. Discover the origin of its 'Devil's Country' nickname during a reading from 'The Strangest Story Ever Told', about the area's mythical, shape-shifting creatures called Kushtaka.
Day 13 Glacial Landscapes / Wrangell Narrows
Step into the back country of Alaska's wilderness, in an area known for glaciers and rich in gold and quartz. Explore glacial landscapes marked by moraines (glacial debris) and muskegs (bog). Adventure and natural beauty are sure to please whether you choose to kayak, hike or take a Zodiac cruise. An abundance of bright red and green navigation lights guide us along 'Christmas Tree Lane' as we explore the winding Wrangell Narrows this evening.
Day 14 Wrangell
Home to native culture, wildlife, and wonder – Wrangell is one of the oldest towns in Alaska. Before venturing into town, local islanders join you on board for an in-depth presentation on Tlingit and Haida cultures. View recently carved totem poles at Kiksetti Totem Park, and step inside the famed and historically significant Chief Shakes Tribal House.
Day 15 Behm Canal
Wildlife abounds in Behm Canal and the surrounding Tongass National Forest—orca, porpoise, seals, sea lions, brown and black bears, mink, marten, eagles, and otters. We may venture out on an intertidal shore walk or low-elevation trek on the Cleveland Peninsula.
Day 16 Misty Fjords National Monument
Affectionately called 'The Yosemite of the North', Misty Fjords National Monument represents nearly every ecosystem found in Southeast Alaska. Glacial valleys filled with sea water, and sheer 3,000 foot cliffs are a haven for sea birds, brown and black bears, mountain goats, Sitka black-tailed deer, mink, moose, river otters, and other wildlife. We may explore by Zodiac, soaking in the splendour of this largely forgotten corner of the world.
Day 17 Ketchikan – Seattle
After a hearty breakfast, we farewell Wilderness Adventurer and transfer directly to the Ketchikan airport for the return flight to Seattle. We'll farewell our fellow expeditioners before making our onward journey home, or on to your next adventure.
How to Prepare
To ensure you have an enjoyable and safe expedition we have developed some import pre-departure information to help you prepare for your voyage. We strongly recommend you download the documents below and read carefully. Our reservation staff will be happy to answer any questions you may have. Before you depart for your expedition we will send you a detailed pack including your itinerary, travel documents and any other essential information relevant to your voyage.
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Your passport will be required to have validity that will extend to six months after the date of your return.
Visa arrangements
Your visa arrangements are your responsibility. Please contact our reservations staff for assistance, or if you are unsure if you require a visa.
Travel insurance
Aurora Expeditions require that you take out a personal travel insurance policy, including emergency evacuation, to cover against sickness, accident, loss of baggage and personal belongings, unexpected alterations to travel arrangements and travel disruption, emergency evacuation, and cancellation.
Aurora Expeditions recommend SureSave travel insurance. To arrange your travel insurance please contact your Reservation Consultant or travel agent.
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Emergency contact details
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Remember to pack any valuables or essential items such as medication in your hand luggage to avoid issues in the case of lost baggage.
How to Book
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Preparation for your voyage
On receipt of the booking form, we will contact you to confirm your booking and our reservations staff will send you a comprehensive pre-departure kit. This kit will contain all necessary pre-departure information including visa information, insurance information, a medical and personal details form, comprehensive gear list and information tailored to your voyage.
Aurora Expeditions - Your Personal Travel Agent
Aurora Expeditions is a licensed travel agent. Our experienced reservations consultants all have specialised expertise on the destinations we travel to. Each voyage has a dedicated travel expert solely working on developing dynamic itineraries for our passengers. Contact our reservations team and allow us to create a personal itinerary to compliment your voyage, including airfares, accommodation, travel insurance and pre and post voyage travel options.
We look forward to assisting you with your journey of a lifetime.