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Today, one of my students came stomping to my desk. After I asked her what was wrong she said, "I just want to be under my blankie, in my bed with all of my presents!"
I'm still teaching third graders but this year girls rule the roost—22 girls, 16 boys! These kids are funnier than ever! I can't wait to share quotes, stories and drawings with you all. Love, Mrs. So-and-So
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Tallon Sends Message, Deals Booth to Canucks
By Bill Whitehead
SUNRISE, Fla. — No one can ever accuse Florida Panthers general manager Dale Tallon of doing things in a small way.
Tallon, who pulled the strings on the biggest makeover in club history in the summer, rocked everyone once again Saturday night by trading away fan favorite David Booth to the Vancouver Canucks just before the puck dropped on the Panthers' game with the New York Islanders at BankAtlantic Center.
Also being shipped to the Canucks was center Steven Reinprecht and a 2013 third-round draft pick, which actually came from Vancouver last year in a trade that sent left winger Chris Higgins to the Canucks. In return, the Panthers received veteran forwards Mikael Samuelsson and Marco Sturm. Samuelsson, a Stanley Cup winner with Detroit, was a member of the Panthers during the 2003-2004 season,
Speaking to the media 10 minutes before the game, Tallon said he was trying to do two things — increase production and send a message to the team.
"A lot of things come in to play, but we're in the performance business. We're not happy with our team's performance in the last two games, and we weren't going to let this fester. I wanted to send a message and we wanted to get better," said Tallon, whose club was blanked at Washington on Tuesday and at home Thursday by Buffalo.
"You better play to your capabilities. I don't care who you are, you've got to perform. I'm not going to sit back and watch two performances like the last two games."
From a performance-standpoint, the struggling Booth was an obvious choice as anyone. The 26-year-old was scoreless and a minus-6 in six games this year and a team-worst minus-31 last season. He didn't tally a point in Florida's 7-4 win over Tampa Bay Monday when seemingly everyone scored. The trade came almost two years to the day of the former Michigan State standout receiving a concussion after a vicious hit by then-Philadelphia Flyer Mike Richards.
"If you don't perform, there's a good chance you're not going to stay here," added Tallon. "I just had a feeling on what I'd seen in the last year that we needed to make a move to make our team better. We needed some stability in the organization and on the ice. (Samuelsson and Sturm) are guys with good hockey sense. They're both plus hockey players who play both ways and can contribute offensively."
Tallon added that he didn't expect visa problems with Samuelsson and Sturm. The Panthers play Monday in Montreal and Thursday in Ottawa before heading to Buffalo on Saturday. The two players will meet the Panthers in Montreal.
Booth was in the second year of a six-year, $25.5 million contract while Reinprecht was loaned to a club in Germany last year. The team learned of the trade shortly before the game, and it appeared to affect them early as the Islanders scored just 61 seconds into the game.
Center Stephen Weiss, who stole the puck from Evgeni Nabokov to set up Florida's first goal by Kris Versteeg, is in his tenth season with the Panthers and watched Booth debut with the club in 2006.
"I didn't get a chance to see him," Weiss said. "I came in after warmup and he was gone. That's the worst part. He's gone and you don't get the chance to wish him luck. It happened so quickly as we were going on to the ice that it really hasn't sunk in. I had forgotten about it until I came in (to the dressing room). It'll sink in the next couple of days when he's not around the room. You never want to see it happen to your teammates, but life goes on."
Florida coach Kevin Dineen said the timing of the trade, which Tallon admitted had been in the works for a week, was difficult.
"For me, to have it happen late in the day is hard on David, hard on us because we're losing a guy that's been here for so long and has a good body of work he's put in. He's an emotional kid whose heart is always in the right place," said Dineen of Booth, who scored 87 goals in 309 game for the Panthers.
Oh by the way, there was a game. With the help of Shawn Matthias's three-point game, Florida defeated the Islanders 4-2 to snap that nasty two-game losing streak, improving the Panthers' record to 4-3-0.
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In the spring of 2006, Weston teenager Daniel Cantor Wultz had the brightest of futures. A star sophomore at Plantations David Posnack Hebrew Day School, Daniel, 16, talked about someday becoming a rabbi.
His deepening interest in Judaism was part of what took him on a family vacation to Israel that Passover, to visit relatives and learn about his roots. When he and his dad had a hankering for shawarma pita sandwiches, they took a taxi to the popular Rosh Hair stand near the old Tel Aviv bus station.
Just as they visited the stand, a bomber blew himself up, sending shrapnel flying around Rosh Hair. Eleven people would die, including Daniel, and 70 others would be injured, including his father, Yekutiel Tuly Wultz.
After Tuly Wultz and his wife, Sheryl, buried their son, they vowed to do whatever it took to protect another Daniel from dying at the hands of a terrorist. And thus began an odyssey that has layered frustration on top of heartbreak.
For the Wultzes, preventing the next attack meant going after the parties they believe are responsible for killing Daniel: Syria and Iran, which aided the Islamic Jihad group that carried out the attack; and Bank of China, which the Wultzes claim acted as a conduit for the money used to fund the bombing.
They won their case against Syria and Iran. A U.S. District Court judge in Washington last year ordered a $323 million judgment against the governments of those countries to the Wultz family. The ruling came down six years to the day after Daniels death; the Wultzes have yet to receive a penny.
Their federal case against the Bank of China, however, has run into a recent roadblock and landed the Wultzes at the center of an international legal and political clash between Israel, China and the United States.
The hiccup involves the testimony of a key witness, former Israeli security official Uzi Shaya. He was set to testify on behalf of the Wultzes that he was present for a 2005 meeting where Israel warned the Chinese government about Bank of China accounts with possible ties to terrorist groups.
Now, the Wultzes and their attorney say Israels government, which pushed the family to file the suit in 2008, is trying to block Shaya from testifying in order to bolster Israeli relations with China.
Were going to win this case, with or without Israels help, Tuly Wultz said last week.
Israel initially prompted the Wultzes to pursue the Bank of China lawsuit because, as the only U.S. citizens who lost a family member in the April 17, 2006, bombing outside the Tel Aviv restaurant, they could file the case in America, with the countrys substantial antiterrorism laws.
The Wultzes did not get into this on their own, said the familys attorney, Lee Wolosky, who previously helped lead U.S. counterterrorism efforts under presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush. After they lost their son, they were contacted by the Israeli government, which encouraged them to bring this lawsuit. Its not like they were just sitting in Weston and all of a sudden they received specific Bank of China account numbers that showed money going to terrorists. They had substantial help from the Israeli government.
Israel did an about-face, Wolosky said, when the Chinese threatened to cancel Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahus state visit to China in May. Since then, the question of whether Israel would allow Shaya to testify has been up in the air.
A spokesman for Israels Consulate General in Miami declined to discuss the case. Bank of China said through its attorney that it denies the South Florida familys allegations that the bank did business with known terrorists.
Bank of China follows applicable anti-money laundering and counterterrorism-financing requirements, and complies with applicable laws and regulations, Mitchell Berger, a partner at Washington law firm Patton Boggs, said in a statement from his client. The banks internal policies strictly prohibit any provision of financial services to any terrorist entities.
Israels recent lack of cooperation in the Bank of China case has left the Wultzes feeling frustrated, angry, Tuly Wultz said.
When Daniel was killed, I couldnt fight for him. I couldnt protect him, said the elder Wultz, a veteran of Israels army who runs a financial-services firm in South Florida. We feel very, very committed to this fight now. We will do everything we can to make sure what happened to Daniel at the restaurant will not happen again. We will fight forever.
The Wultzes have in their corner U.S. Reps. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, R-Miami, and Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Weston, both of whom are longtime advocates of Israel who now are calling on that country to keep its commitment to the Wultz family.
Ros-Lehtinen, chair of the Houses Middle East and South Asia subcommittee, said she raised the issue while leading a congressional delegation to Israel this month, stressing to Israeli officials the importance of them providing the Wultz family what they need for their lawsuit.
I am hopeful that we can bring this case to a conclusion that is satisfactory to the family, but we need community support to not waver at this critical time, Ros-Lehtinen said.
Added Wasserman Schultz: In South Florida, we all know too well of the tragic circumstances surrounding the cowardly terrorist attack that took Daniel Wultzs innocent life. I have been working, hand in hand with the Wultz family and the state of Israel to ensure any and all of those involved in this terrorist activity, including the Bank of China, pay for their crimes so that justice can be served.
The Wultzes and Wolosky said they still expect Shaya to testify, even over Israels objections. Wolosky acknowledged that Shayas statements could be critical to his clients case proving that Bank of China officials chose not to act on Israels warnings about certain accounts being linked to terrorist groups but said he would still have a shot at victory if Shaya doesnt testify.
Its certainly going to be helpful to have eyewitness testimony from an individual who was in some of those meetings, Wolosky said. Its certainly not the only way we can succeed in our case, but it would be very helpful to us.
Although legal experts say the Wultzes will have a difficult time getting the $323 million owed to them by Syria and Iran, the couple says they remain optimistic and view the ruling itself as a major victory for their cause.
If we can get that message conveyed by the outcome of the judgment against Syria and Iran to the government of any country that is thinking about participating in terrorism in any way, shape or form, maybe theyll decide against it, Tuly Wultz said.
Daniels parents set up a charitable foundation in his memory, through which they send students on educational trips to Israel and helped develop an iTunes application called Mitzvah Project for Jewish teens preparing for their bar or bat mitzvahs.
If they ever recover the money from Syria and Iran, the Wultzes said they have ideas for programs and other ways to help carry out their mission to stand up for justice and peace and against terrorism, Sheryl Wultz said.
She said shes heartened by the reach of the Daniel Cantor Wultz Foundation and its social media pages, which have led to connections all over the world.
Its really an amazing way to connect, to give and receive information, she said. The Wultzes said they are grateful for the support theyve gotten and continue to receive from their South Florida neighbors. They say the support has helped the family move forward after the tragedy it endured.
Seven years after Daniels death and five years into a lawsuit that has many months of discovery, depositions and other legal wrangling ahead, the Wultzes say its crucial that they keep fighting.
We started something that is very important. Not only for us to close this chapter but also for many others, Tuly Wultz said. When we prove our allegations against the Bank of China, we feel that it will be a safer place in America, in Israel, in Europe.


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City, residents discuss Second Saturday, nightlife
The city is addressing concerns about the Second Saturday Art Walk, Midtown nightlife and safety from a variety of angles, city officials said Monday night.
During a meeting with the Neighborhood Advisory Group, City Councilman Steve Cohn and city staff from neighborhood services, police, parks, parking enforcement and community development discussed efforts to combat gang violence and other crime, rule changes taking effect for Second Saturday next month and parking issues.
The measures are a first step toward tackling growing or ongoing problems that have been pinpointed by residents, businesses and the city. However, more steps may be taken down the road if needed, Vincene Jones, director of the city's Neighborhood Services Division, told about 45 people gathered at Hart Senior Center at 27th and I streets.
"Nothing is set in stone. We can make adjustments as we go," she said. "We know we have to start somewhere."
Concerns about Second Saturday and nightlife were thrown into the spotlight last September after a suspected gang member shot and killed someone standing on a sidewalk outside a bar during a gang confrontation. The victim, Victor Hugo Perez Zavala, and two of the three others injured in the shooting after a Second Saturday Art Walk were not tied to either gang.
Even before the shooting, some people had become concerned about the growing crowds gathering in Midtown on Second Saturdays, the increasing numbers of teens staying out after curfew on those nights and a rise in crimes, parking conflicts and other issues.
Galleries and art groups have worried the event has lost its focus on art.
Cohn pointed out that the art walk isn't an event officially put on by the city. Rather, it's grown from an art event started by art galleries to include restaurants and other businesses, individual vendors, musicians and other street performers.
However, the city's Second Saturday safety team has been meeting since the shooting to consider changes to make the art walk safe, reduce problems with crowds and traffic, and minimize the impact on residential neighborhoods, Cohn said.
The September shootings were "really more of a late-night phenomenon. Frankly, they aren't part of Second Saturday," said Cohn, adding the two are "correlated" because some people who go to the art walk continue hanging out in the central city afterwards.
Starting in April, Second Saturday Art Walk hours will be 4 p.m. – 8 p.m. All outdoor amplified sound, primarily from bands and street musicians, must end by 8 p.m., whether the musicians are performing on public or private property.
Also new this year: Sidewalk and street vendors, musicians and property owners allowing multiple vendors to sell on their lots must get permits from the city. The city will now permit vendors to sell only handcrafted, original items, said Teresa Jackson, superintendent with the city's Department of Parks and Recreation.
People who go out just for nightlife on Second Saturdays usually start showing up around 9 p.m., so city officials think ending the art walk and outdoor music at 8 p.m. will encourage minors to get home by the 10 p.m. curfew, Jones said.
However, businesses and vending on private property can continue to operate past 8 p.m.
The city is also working on problems with gang violence. Mayor Kevin Johnson began a gang prevention initiative a few months ago and his office held a forum on gang and youth violence in Oak Park last month, Jones said.
In November, the Sacramento Police Department launched Ceasefire, modeled after a Boston program. Through the program, criminal justice agencies and religious organizations confront offenders with the likelihood that they'll end up dead or imprisoned a large part of their lives – unless they change their lifestyles.
The agencies offer alternatives to help gang members make changes by continuing education or getting job training. Six gang members are now going through the program, said Police Department Capt. Dana Matthes, commander of the city's central and east areas.
To help make streets and sidewalks more safe, the city is installing 86 new acorn-shaped street lights on I and J streets and sidestreets from 20th Street to 27th Street. The lights are being paid for with $406,000 in Community Development Block Grant funds, $47,000 in local transportation funds and $80,000 in funding from the Midtown Business Association. Work is expected to be completed by year's end, according to Sue Brown, director of Cohn's District 3.
The city is also considering changing its parking ordinance to allow city staff to make changes to residential parking zones – such as extending the hours of certain areas to after 6 p.m. – to solve problems without having to get City Council approval.
The process would stay the same. It would still require a request from residents or business owners to be initiated and supported from a certain number of residents to take effect, Parking Services Manager Howard Chan said.
"Second Saturday is a free-for-all as far as parking right now," Midtown resident Dale Kooyman said.
Residents at the meeting disagreed over whether the requirement to have a residential permit should be extended into the evenings. The issue has been brought up twice in the past and residents voted against that, they said.
However, Chan said changes can address small areas and don't have to impact an entire permit zone.
Residents are pushing the city and private businesses to reduce the number of Second Saturday visitors and late-night bar and restaurant patrons parking on residential streets. The city must build awareness of parking garages, while private lot owners could open their lots for free parking to reduce neighborhood impacts such as noise, litter and crime, they said.
"The real problem is the behavior when they return to their cars," said Bill Burgua, former chair of the Marshall School/New Era Park Neighborhood Association.
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If you have the ability to free people, do you have a duty to do so?
I would say that if country A has the ability to free country B of an oppressive leader etc etc then you have a duty to do so.
For this reason, by principle I think it's just that countries from the western world can support rebel groups or even contemplate their own offensive.
If you momentarily postpone considering consequences and potential civilian losses is it right to you on principle?
Do we in western world have the ability to know that certain sets of morals are better than others? I think the answer to this is yes.
Not to say that ours is the best, but certainly better than some alternatives.
Also, as I do think this, I also predict a war on Sharia Law,
What are your thoughts?
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Robin Patin 10+Aug 11 2012: You have to remember that in the 1980's the USA supported the Taliban and Al Qaeda in Afghanistan against the Soviet Union. And look where that eventually lead.
I would love to see a world where every person in every nation is free. But it isn't as simple as supporting rebel causes. Rebel groups can often be just as bad or worse than the current government (think the Taliban, the leftest groups in South America countries) so outing oppressive regime A may just leave a vacuum for repressive regime B.
As far as western countries taking military action to remove repressive regimes, look where it lead to in Iraq. While Sadam was a monster, it's hard to say what direction the country is going in now and it created a power vacuum in the region that Iran and its repressive regime is comfortably stepping into.
Sorry Stewart. No easy answers. No black or while. Only grey and more questions.
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Brown Sugar and Butter Sweet Potato Cups
Instead it's just a squiggle ... drat! Next time (when I make these to impress family members for Thanksgiving) I will remember to be more precise.
Heart or no heart, these little potato cups are awesome.
They are the perfect serving size, kind of like a cupcake, and the brown sugar and butter make the mashed sweet potato decadent while the fluffy sweet meringue seals the deal.
Did I mention they are REALLY easy too?
My next sweet potato adventure will be to duplicate the cinnamon butter that Outback Steak House puts on their sweet potatoes. Has anyone ever had that? It's sooooooo good.
Shopping List (makes 4 small ramekins)
3 large sweet potatoes
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/2 stick butter
2 or 3 egg whites (depending how much meringue you want)
1/2 cup white sugar
Boil sweet potatoes in a large pot for a bout 20-30 minutes or until they are easy pierced with a fork. Remove from the pot and the skin should peel off easily. (Be careful not to burn yourself with the steam)
Slice potatoes into smaller pieces and mash with a potato masher. Add your brown sugar and butter. With an electric mixer beat on medium speed until they are smooth and combined.
Rinse your electric mixer parts and in a separate bowl add your egg whites. Whip on high with the mixer adding the white sugar one teaspoon at a time. Whip until soft white peaks form.
Place mashed sweet potato into the ramekins and top with meringue. Bake in oven at 400 degrees for 10 minutes or until the meringue browns at the top. Serve.
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Okay, so my husband will be thanking you! I love sweet potatoes and have them almost every night, but I cook them the same way every time - oven baked fries. Tonight, we will change it up and do these!ReplyDelete
I just love these! At first, I thought that was marshmallow on top because the meringue is so perfect..hmmm. marshmallow would be good too. I'll have to remember this recipe come holiday time.ReplyDelete
Mmmmm.. this looks absolutely divine! I love the toasted meringue topping, it's so elegant. :)ReplyDelete
These sound amazing! I love that it's a new take on sweet potatoes. And why have I not made meringue for sweet potatoes yet?!!! YUMReplyDelete
I am so obsessed with sweet potatoes I have to try this it looks amazing!!ReplyDelete
Yum! What a great way to make it feel like Thanksgiving every day. I love these Michelle!ReplyDelete
These are perfect for the holidays. My family's taste for a lot of holiday food varies, so these individual portions can be made for those that enjoy sweet potatoes. I am one of them and I love how you topped these-genius. I will need to try this-yum!ReplyDelete
mmm anything sweet potato makes me happy!ReplyDelete
Its almost like a personal little sweet potato casserole. With the marshmallows on top. Mmmm. Now I want thanksgiving to be today. ha haReplyDelete
What a great idea with meringue top:)ReplyDelete
Thank goodness for the fall season if for no other reason than sweet potatoes dishes :)ReplyDelete
Hi Michelle, did you use a 4oz or 6oz ramekin. Thank you.ReplyDelete
Those look delicious and so cute in the ramekins!ReplyDelete
Hi Tammy! They were 4.5 oz ramekins. Just like little cupcakes :)ReplyDelete
I love sweet potatoes, they are so versatile! This looks like a wonderful recipe, they look so delicious :)ReplyDelete
This seems like an absolutely great alternative to sweet potatoes and marshmallows for the holidays!ReplyDelete
This looks like a great alternative to sweet potato pie! Love the heart too, it's very cute :)ReplyDelete
What a GREAT alternative to do meringue on top of sweet potatoes instead of other toppings....brilliant!ReplyDelete
I think they look perfect! I love the portion control of these! And the meringue idea is genius. I'm afraid my family's traditional favorite -- and they won't let go -- is a pecan streusel topped sweet potato. Still, I could make little ones for those purists and then . . . .ReplyDelete
So I just stumbled across your blog and immediately loved it since my name is Michelle too! And I live in VA too, and have a blog! haha here's mine if you want to stalk me! :)ReplyDelete
sweet potato cup and marigue looks yummy for a noon dessert!!ReplyDelete
Congratz for the top 9! ;)
That looks adorable! And portion-control comes included, I love it. Perfect for the season, thanks for sharing. And congrats on Top 9!ReplyDelete
I ADORE these, Michelle! I have a theory that everyone is happier when they have their very own portion - I love how cute and sweet/savory these are. Congrats on Top 9, lady!! :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 27, 2011 at 12:34 PM
I cannot wait to try these for thanksgiving!ReplyDelete
Michelle these are so adorable. You are so creative. Congrats on top 9!ReplyDelete
Mmm these look so yummy!!!ReplyDelete
These look so good. Love that meringue is used to top the dish too. This is a nice change from using marshmallows as a topping.ReplyDelete
Buzzed and bookmarked. These look fabulous. I don't mind that the heart didn't happen...I'd have inhaled it so fast anyway I probably wouldn't have noticed :)ReplyDelete
I will never think of serving sweet potatoes with meringue. Thanks for the idea.ReplyDelete
These look incredible! Seriously delicious.ReplyDelete
Your husband is one lucky guy ;)ReplyDelete
Keep up the amazing fall recipes!
ohmygoodness. those look amazing!! i need one. now.ReplyDelete
Okay this looks so good, I will definitely give them a try :-)ReplyDelete


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Plurals: America's Last Generation With Caucasian Majority
by Jack Loechner on Dec 31, 6:50 AM
Generations are not created by happenstance. Nor are they designated purely by a rigid range of years. Generations are formed, says Frank N. Magid Associates in an introduction to the Pluralist Generation by Magid Generational Strategies. A generations is formed, says the report, by a gestation of discernible patterns
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One Out of Three Paid Search Clicks on Mobile
by Jack Loechner on Dec 30, 6:15 AM
According to the Kenshoo 2013 Global Online Retail Seasonal Shopping Report: Early Edition, retailers grew revenue from search advertising 19.1% YoY. They spent 34.1% more YoY but did so efficiently, boosting their click through rate (CTR) by 12.8% YoY to gain 26.9% more clicks YoY and slightly offset higher cost-per-click (CPC) rates.
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Big Data in a Small Space
by Jack Loechner on Dec 27, 6:15 AM
According to an infographic by Gift-Library.com, pointing to the fact that ecommerce will one day overtake other forms of shopping, statistics about how the trend is moving show how global ecommerce retail sales will reach $1,321.4 trillion by 2016. This number is a 67% increase from 2011.
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More Business Travel in 2014; Road Warriors Loyal to Airlines, Hotels
by Jack Loechner on Dec 26, 6:15 AM
According to a new survey conducted by Frequent Business Traveler in association with FlyerTalk, 35.7% of business travelers surveyed said they will travel more in the coming year than the current one, while 47.2% said they will travel the same amount. The survey also highlighted several trends in business travel
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Keeping in Touch Globally Over the Holidays
by Jack Loechner on Dec 25, 8:30 AM
73% of consumers in 24 countries report they have ever 'used a mobile device to send a text greeting on a holiday or other special occasion because they were far away' and 65% said they have 'used a mobile device (mobile phone or tablet) to take photos of gatherings' for communication with loved ones, such as family or friends.
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New Years' Marketing Resolutions
by Jack Loechner on Dec 24, 10:20 AM
Apple, Lexus and Amazon.com have transcended prices and features to create compelling and fulfilling customer experiences, says the report. They've embraced the customer revolution and are raising customer expectations for every other business.
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E-retailers Promo E-Mails Push Free Shipping and Dollars Off
by Jack Loechner on Dec 23, 6:15 AM
According to an analysis of data Internet Retailer collected on the top 1,000 North American e-retailers by 2012 sales, the 100 largest e-retailers by sales each sent 3,559 promotional e-mails, an average of 4.26 messages, to consumers in their databases during the first 12 days of December. The biggest e-mail senders sent 3.2 messages per day during the same period, twice the rate they e-mailed during the entire month of November.
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Americans View Well-To-Do as Intelligent, Hardworking, but Greedy
by Jack Loechner on Dec 20, 6:15 AM
According to Pew Research Center surveys, the issue of income inequality is in the news at a time when the U.S. public believes there is a growing gulf between rich and poor that is likely to continue. A substantial majority of Americans (65%) said in 2012 that they believed the income gap between the rich and poor had widened over the last decade.
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Premium Content Pay-TV Not Leveraged Effectively
by Jack Loechner on Dec 19, 6:15 AM
According to DigitalSmiths new report on key trends facing the media/entertainment industry today, the Q3 survey findings continue to support a positive trend for Pay-TV providers, showing that only 2.9% of respondents plan to cut their cable/satellite service in the next six months.
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Consumer Multi-Channel Advertising Peaks Retail Selling
by Jack Loechner on Dec 18, 6:15 AM
According to the Walker Sands 2014 Future of Retail Study to help retail technology companies anticipate consumer behaviors, online shopping has reached a pivotal tipping point with less than 1% of consumers surveyed stating they never shop online.
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Carl Weinschenk spoke with Alan Greenberg, Senior Analyst and Partner, Wainhouse Research.
Weinschenk: It appears that the videoconferencing arena is rather fluid. What are the current dynamics?
Greenberg: There are some major disruptive forces taking place. A couple have to do with companies like Microsoft, Avaya, Nortel, Alcatel and Cisco paying more attention to collaboration. It's what the big guys are doing which then leads everyone else to try to figure out what will be the impact. The other issue has to do with high definition and some standards in both video, like the arrival of high definition and SIP, which is Session Initiation Protocol. The other thing is the 3G factor and whether or not people [will use] mobile video at their handsets.
Weinschenk: Where is this all leading? Is it clear yet?
Greenberg: I think the answers are not there yet, but that they are going to become apparent over the next couple of years as some of the big initiatives that have been announced by companies like Cisco and Microsoft make their way into the marketplace. What's happening is people are creating alliances - for instance Polycom and Avaya or Polycom and Microsoft and Tangberg and Cisco. The big boys are not interested in group systems other than some very high-end suites.
Weinschenk: So is all videoconferencing IP-based now? Are the old platforms dead?
Greenberg: Things don't ever happen as quickly as all the hype suggests. People just don't go over to IP overnight. There is a lot of investment in TDM infrastructure and it's not an overnight transition. [Companies] may be doing IP for VoIP, but it's trials, or they are doing some installations and rolling it out gradually over time. VoIP has been around for a long time. We hear about some deployments but people are not throwing out existing technology. [Emerging platforms such as VoIP and 3G] will have an impact on conferencing. The videoconferencing bridge makers are coming up with ways of accommodating new technologies. Someone may be calling in on a bridge from a 3G video-enabled cell phone. For business buyers I think it's a matter of understanding the productivity possibilities and what are the ways in which collaboration technologies can become part of the work flow. That's the other direction you will see a lot of big players go. In the discussion about conferencing and collaboration, it's not just about saving travel, that's not the point. The point is becoming more productive, how to drive business in creative ways. These technologies can do it in big ways - or they can be time-wasters if you are not savvy about the application.
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Says Chris Christie created "this new category where you could get laid off and just be totally denied unemployment benefits forever."
Says under U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez's watch the nation's unemployment rate and debt doubled and the federal budget deficit quadrupled.
"We have more people working in the state of New Jersey today than we've ever had in our history."
Says there are "fewer jobs in America today than when Barack Obama became president."
"The president promised that if he spent money on a stimulus program that unemployment would go to 5.7 percent or 6 percent. Those were his words."
"We have more scientists and engineers per square mile than anywhere in the world."
"What I look at every month is how many more New Jerseyans are back to work. You have another 9,900 last month that are back to work and over almost 90,000 that are back to work now since I became governor."
"We created as many jobs in the first six months of this year as we did in all of 2011 and 2011 was the best single year for private-sector job growth since the year 2000."
"New Jersey today has fewer employees in state government than it had when Christie Whitman left office in January of 2001, and I think that's good. And we did it without any layoffs. We did it through attrition."
"We are not producing jobs. We created 80,000 jobs last month. We don't talk about the jobs that we lost. The net of it all is that we lost jobs."
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"New Jersey's citizens are working at the highest rate in three years."
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"Women have come through the recession worse off than men … the numbers bear that out. We went from a 7 percent unemployment rate for women when he (President Barack Obama) was elected to an 8.1 percent now."
Says "there have been some job gains in the McMansion State since Mr. Christie took office, but they have lagged gains both in the nation as a whole and in New York and Connecticut, the obvious points of comparison."
Says in March New Jersey was "one of only eight states in the nation to lose jobs" and "the state with the highest loss of jobs in the nation."
"Wisconsin lost more jobs over the past 12 months than any other state."
"While the country's economy was battered, nine states with no income tax actually grew jobs from 2001 to 2010."
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Fun with gender and superheroes! Last week male superheroes posed like Wonder Woman; this week, the characters from Super Mario swapped genders (pictured above).
Cuba celebrated its first transgender wedding on Saturday.
Thursday was the 91st birthday of the 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote.
I enjoyed watching Texas Gov. Rick Perry squirm and struggle while trying to explain why he supports abstinence-only education in a state with soaring rates of teen pregnancy.
Sady Doyle takes on Naffissatou Diallo's ugly choice.
A Lancet editorial urges South Africa to heed recommendations on maternal health. And over at Mother Jones, Jen Quirashi interprets a sharp new infographic by the Maternal Health Task Force on annual maternal deaths globally.
If watching the new HBO documentary Gloria: In Her Own Words left you eager to hear about some of the other women who helped launch the contemporary feminist movement, check out this article on the Ms. blog by Gloria Steineim, originally published in 1973, on the verbal witticisms of Flo Kennedy.
While I don't agree entirely with his characterization of today's young people (see: Do It Anyway), Bruce Levine gives 8 persuasive reasons that young Americans are systematically de-incentivized from resistance.
Elisa Ringholm uses The Help as a springboard to talk about the circumstances of today's domestic workers (as does a campaign launched by the National Domestic Workers Alliance). Over at Racialicious, Arturo R. García writes about the other group of people we always see playing "the help".
Charlotte Cooper on gender and the "Rotis not Riots" campaign developed in response to the London riots.
"Gender is a lens, not a conclusion." Roxanne Krystalli reflects on her work with women in areas of conflict and post-conflict.
Juliet E. McKenna asks what the problem is with representations of women in fantasy.
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Here's our guide to ten of the best laptops for students currently available.
What is Windows Live Writer?
If you've stopped updating your blog for some reason - or never caught the blogging bug in the first place - Windows Live Writer might be just the thing to launch you into the blogosphere.
Even people who post every day will find something to comment about when they use Writer instead of or alongside their usual browser-based blogging software.
So what is it? Simply put, Writer makes light work of composing blog entries and publishing them to your blog service. Despite what the name suggests, it won't write your content for you, but Writer has all the tools to help you accomplish that yourself with ease.
Becoming a Writer
Anyone who's edited a document in Microsoft Word should feel right at home with the way Writer works. The new toolbar-like "ribbon" is where you'll find familiar commands that let you style your posts. And Writer shows you exactly how any formatting changes will look - fonts, colours, paragraph alignment, the lot, all using your blog's current theme.
If you know what you're doing and want to tinker with the layout, Writer lets you edit the underlying HTML directly. Preview the results and if you don't like them, no harm done - that's what the Undo button's for.
Writer's intuitive interface is reminiscent of Office 2010.
Like Word, Writer spell-checks as you type, highlighting any typos before they reach the wider public ... and end up highlighted in your blog's comments.
It also keeps tally of how many words you've written so far, handy to know if the post has to be a certain length.
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Great with text, Writer's not too shabby with images either. Drop in a photo and a whole palette of effects become available. Want to give your snapshots that retro Polaroid look? Or add a reflection? You can do that, along with rotate the image, re-colour it, overlay a watermark, and more.
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My sincere apologies to those curious folks wondering what the heck happened to my various postings on Cal sports these last couple of months. I was terribly remiss in not informing readers that I would be down and out for a while recovering from hip replacement surgery. I've been on medical disability throughout the spring, […] [Read More]


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IP video and intelligent security system at Chicago's Navy Pier
IBM partners with Axis and Genetec for world's first intelligent networked video system for public safety
"Chicago is one of the first and most ambitious adopters of the smart city concept. As evidenced by this most recent project with Navy Pier, the City of Chicago is committed to infusing intelligence into its systems, processes and infrastructure to provide better quality of life for citizens and visitors," said Roger Rehayem, principal of emerging technologies for IBM Global Technology Services. "IBM is proud of its continued partnership with the City of Chicago, as the City once again sets the standard for homeland security."
"We are proud to be part of this important project," said Fredrik Nilsson, general manager of Axis Communications, Inc. "Partners like IBM appreciate our deep experience and broad product range as well as the high image and product quality of our network cameras."
"Partnering with IBM and Axis to offer Navy Pier one of the world's most cutting-edge intelligent solutions has a very positive experience," said Stephan Kaiser, Director of Sales, USA at Genetec. "We're glad to see the Navy Pier leverage Omnicast's unique capabilities, including Federation, to link this new system with the system installed at Chicago's OEMC - this ensures advanced monitoring and management as well as coordinated response."
Located on Lake Michigan, just East of Chicago's downtown, Navy Pier (www.navypier.com) is the top-visited tourist and leisure destination in the Midwest, welcoming more than eight million visitors annually for entertainment, cultural and educational events and attractions, as well as business meetings and tradeshows. It has an economic impact of more than one billion dollars annually. Originally opened in 1916 as a shipping and recreation facility, it is now one of the country's unique recreation and exposition facilities, showcasing more than 50 acres of parks, gardens, restaurants, shops, attractions, sightseeing and dining cruise boats, exhibition facilities and more. Navy Pier is owned and operated by the Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority.
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The Burroughs family collective of farms is a legacy that spans a century. Their family-owned, fourth generation farm operations are a testament to their passion for sustainable, organic agriculture.
Ward and I have always taken pride in being stewards of the land, says Rosie. Our farm is based on a symbiotic relationship between the sun, the land, the cattle and our family.
They began their trek to organic by first moving to pasture-based farming. Cows are healthier on grass, and the soil is healthier with cows naturally fertilizing and tilling with their hooves. Well-managed grazing makes the pastures plants more numerous and diverse; those plants in turn help the soil filter and retain precious water.
Then they attended a barn meeting given by Dr. Paul Dettloff, one of Organic Valleys on-staff holistic veterinarians. Rosie was struck by how much the organic message spoke to her as a farmer and a mother.
Everything that I had been trying to do for the health of my family, Doc Dettloff was doing for animal health, says Rosie. Health comes from good nutrition, and nutrition is a direct reflection of the soil that food is grown in. I knew intuitively from that moment that organic methods were what we wanted to develop on our farm, and Organic Valley was who we wanted to ship our milk to.
The Burroughs family has been an Organic Valley farmer-owner since 2004.
Ward and Rosie nurtured a love of nature and a passion for improving the family farm in each of their four children. Together, Rosie and Ward and their children farm in Californias San Joaquin Valley, where cows dot lush, green pastures that provide an enormous amount of nutritious food.
To the north of Ward and Rosies home farm, their youngest son, Zeb, and his wife Meridith, manage California Cloverleaf Farms, a 720-acre organic, grass-based dairy farm where 550 organic Jersey/Holstein cows reap the benefits of organic stewardship. As the youngest son, Zeb learned from his parents and older siblings the value of family and organic, sustainable farming.
To the south, Rosie and Wards eldest daughter, Christina and her husband Brian Bylsma, operate two Organic Valley dairies, Full Circle Dairy.
Rosie and Ward have two other children, Joseph and Benina. Beninas organic and transitioning almond trees dot the eastern boundary of the familys land.
The Burroughs familys commitment and energy expand beyond the confines of their pastures.
With their children, Ward and Rosie are very active in their local community and also within the organic dairy industry nationally, including the Western Organic Dairy Producers Alliance (WODPA) and Grazers West. They have served on the board of directors and as president of the Merced/Mariposa Cattlemens Association, and they are active in the farmer leadership of Organic Valley.
California Cloverleaf Farms maintains a close connection with their lands indigenous heritage through a friendship with Julia Parker, a famous Native American elder and educator who teaches at Yosemite National Park. The family has collaborated to keep alive the legacy of basket weaving by offering workshops and planting native grasses used for basketry on their property.
Rosie also helped start a project called Country Ventures, a nonprofit organization that promotes Merced County as a tourist destination focusing on art, nature, small farms, farmers markets and farm stays. And in 2005, Rosie was appointed by Governor Schwarzenegger to the Reclamation Board (now the Central Valley Flood Protection Board). She was also instrumental in establishing the California Levees Roundtable, a collaboration of ten federal, state and local government agencies to develop a joint solution to Californias levee crisis.
Finally (but surely not lastly for this active family), Ward and Rosie serve as farmer advisors for the California Climate and Agriculture Network, a coalition of sustainable agriculture organizations advocating for more resources to help farmers adapt to and mitigate climate change.
The greatest resource we have is our young people, Ward says. We should give all our support and encouragement to keep that enthusiasm growing. Theyll improve on our improvements. And thats the real goal: to make this place sustainable for our grandchildren and their grandchildren.
I think were doing it right," Ward continues. "Each year we see better herd health, cleaner water, and improved soil tilth. I was thinking the other day that this is the way my grandfather farmed in 1906, and we have come full circle, over a century later, back to the simple ways of working with nature."


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Manor Theatre
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Manor renovations December 20th, 1978 ad in photo section.
The Manor Theatre has indeed been wonderfully remodeled. The theater features upgraded seating and a full bar next to the concession stand.
I take my 2010 comment back. The Manor has been recently (and beautifully) renovated, and is now Squirrel Hill's crown jewel. Sadly, it's also the only theater in the area now that the Squirrel Hill theater down the street has closed.
Apparently they've been doing some renovations to the Manor. Plus they're going to have a horror film festival for October.
Also the new website is www.manorpgh.com
Looks somewhat similar to this:
The Manor was predominantly a roadshow house back in the late 60s/early 70s: lots of UA stuff like "Fiddler on the Roof," "Last Tango" and "Man of La Mancha." When roadshow-style movies fell out of fashion, they experienced an identity crisis and struggled to remain in business.
It's a miracle the theater still exists—albeit in a (sadly) tacky contempo version.
Cinemagic closed the nearby Squirrel Hill. I hope they keep the Manor open. They show movies here that AMC won't.
The Manor was mentioned as a Warner Bros. house in Motion Picture Times of May 5, 1931.
Boxoffice of February 8, 1965, reported: "The remodeled Manor Theatre, now a SW art house, has 1024 seats, inside ticket desk, 50-foot wall-to-wall screen, modern sound and projection, large lounge area, deep pile carpeting, plus new decorations, etc…." An item from February 1 had said that the Manor seated 884 on the main floor and 140 in the balcony.
The Stanley Warner circuit also operated the nearby Squirrel Hill Theatre, which had long been an art house. The Guild Theatre also operated as an art house at times during this period. Squirrel Hill must have been an arty neighborhood in those days.
A 1937 photo of the Manor can be found here View link
It looks like it's always had the Tudor style. Maybe Cinema Treasures can update this page to reflect that?
Barnes and Noble is in the same building.
This theater is right around the corner from my house. I love it! Not only can I walk to it, they play "national indie" films that I like.
Unless the facade was remodeled into this style, I believe it should be a "Tudor".
Maybe style should be Tudor?
2007 exterior photo
Not great, but not a bad place to see a show. They play a lot of "indie" flicks that you can't see anywhere else in the area.
The AFY yearbook for 1936 shows the Manor as having 1,146 seats. They must have done quote a remodeling job when they multiplexed it.
Here is a 1937 photo:


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I would buy 2.5 billion cheeseburgers. Can you make sure I'm not one of them? Nice choice though :3...
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Ok, time to give some actual help here; asuming you have a decent motherboard and processor, anywher...
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Bump, this server deserves some more players! 18.104.22.168:25894...
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text: I used to have a grandfathered High Speed that works out to 6 down and 0.6 up. However my father decided to get a TV Pad which kills the upload to 0.2 and ping in the hundreds. I cannot play on Xbox Live with that kind of crap! So I decided to upgrade, customer service said Fibe 25/10 (?) was available for my place.The tech came and he was very suspicious about that claims looking at all the documents he had. I was watching him testing different profiles. The most he could squeeze out is a 16 down and 5 up profile which had the upload max out at 3.3 and line capacity at 100%. At the end of the hour he settled for the 16/2 plan (15.3 down 1.78 up in Speedtest.net) and he downgraded me to the Fibe 15/10 plan. I got the same conclusion from the Bell Direct forum with Bell_Dom.Because of my internet usage of various devices at home, there is no way I can go back to the old High Speed. I was told by the tech that Bell will need to run the fiber to the pole before I can get any higher. If the online availability says I can do FTTH, then I can start dreaming. I like to see upload speed closer to 10 but I don't want to beg for anything that will lower my download speed. Now I can have the TV Pad and uTorrent on and still get 10/1 with low ping.