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If brewing up 10 cups of tasty coffee swiftly is what you're after, then the Bunn Velocity Brew BT should be on your short list, but its no-frills looks won't impress seekers of high appliance style.
While the Melitta 10-Cup Thermal Coffeemaker is a cheap way to get your morning Joe in a thermal carafe, its bitter brew makes it hard to recommend.
The clip-on photo lens maker for iPhone and iPod touch will have a new one just for the iPad.
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Miami, FL (Sports Network) - Bowling legend Don Carter died Thursday night at his home in Miami. He was 85 years old.
According to the Professional Bowlers Association, Carter had recently been hospitalized with pneumonia complicated by emphysema.
Carter was among bowling's top stars in the 1950s and was instrumental in launching the PBA in 1959. He served as the organization's first president and was elected into the American Bowling Congress Hall of Fame in 1970, alongside close friend Dick Weber. The two were also part of the inaugural PBA Hall of Fame class in 1975.
"It is impossible to put into words what Don Carter meant to the PBA and sport of bowling," said PBA commissioner Tom Clark in a statement. "There is no way to fill the void left by his passing. Our deepest sympathies to his wife Paula and his family. He was a pioneer, a champion and will never be forgotten."
Carter was voted Bowler of the Year six times between 1953 and 1962, and won five major championships. He retired in 1972 because of knee problems.

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Remember when actors just wanted to direct? Those were the days. Now, it seems, actors like to fancy themselves wordsmiths with stories to tell worthy of expensive Off-Broadway productions. Zach Braff made a convincing case for himself as a playwright this past summer with All New People; Zoe Kazan, a New York City stage favorite, [&hellip
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Baby Fever Phobia Common Among New Parents
The Scoop
Turn to fever-reducing medication whenever Baby's temperature creeps above 98.6? A child's fever can be worrying to parents, and is one of the most common reasons parents seek a pediatrician's care. But according to a report from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) in the March 2011 issue of Pediatrics, using acetaminophen or ibuprofen when Baby only has a minimal fever may not help much, and may even prolong the course of the illness.
As the nation's top children's doctor group reminds parents, fever is not an illness—a raised temperature is actually one of the key ways the body fights infection. For parents who break out in a cold sweat whenever their child feels a little hot, AAP researchers reassure that there is no evidence that fever itself worsens illness or that it causes long-term complications. In fact, the AAP report finds the drive to maintain a "normal temperature" by using fever-reducing drugs may be more dangerous than the fever itself due to risk of improper dosing.
For Baby
So what should you do the next time Baby spikes a temp? Comfort is key, according to the AAP. Parents and caregivers should focus on the general well-being of the child, her activity and alertness, maintaining fluid intake, and observing the child for signs of serious illness.
According to Dr. Estevan Garcia, vice chair for emergency medicine at Maimonedes Medical Center in Brooklyn, New York, a fever may warrant a check-in with a doctor if it persists above 103 degrees Fahrenheit and continues to make a child uncomfortable.
"When the behavior has changed to the point when the parent realizes Junior continues to feel uncomfortable even with support, then they might need an intervention," says Garcia, in an interview with ABC News.
If you do go ahead with a fever-reducing medication, be aware that the correct dosage is based on the child's weight, and that an accurate measuring device should always be used. According to the AAP's fever advice, parents to not wake up a sleeping child to administer medication.


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The Northeastern Illinois University Foundation and Alumni Association work with alumni and friends like you to help ensure that the University never stops transforming lives. Private contributions provide an extra dimension of support that otherwise would not be possible.
We invite you to explore the funds, scholarships, and opportunities available through the Foundation and Alumni Association. Because of gifts from alumni and friends like you, the University has:
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Your gift, whatever its size, helps inspire and support the next generation of Northeastern graduates.
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The Foundation is an independent, Illinois not-for-profit organization that supports the important work of Northeastern by securing financial resources and managing these gifts for the University. The Foundation and the University share resources and partner together to advance the University's mission.
Come explore the Foundation's many giving opportunities. You can direct your gift to support the college, department, or scholarship of your choice. You can establish a new fund that honors a loved one. You can even transform the campus. Your gift matters.
The University's professional fundraising staff are ready to answer questions and to work with you. To learn more, please contact Liesl Downey, director of development, at firstname.lastname@example.com, (773) 442-4248, or James Vondracek, director of individual giving, at email@example.com, (773) 442-5814.
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The Office of Alumni Relations supports the work of the Northeastern Illinois University Alumni Association, which is an important part of the NEIU Foundation.
Alumni Relations serves more than 73,000 members and the University community. Through programs, projects and memberships, it fosters the lifelong relationships created through faculty and student interaction while in pursuit of academic excellence.
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It's Paul Cheung's 40th birthday. Let the bombing on social media begin #pcheungis40
Dearly beloved, we have gathered here to get through this thing called… Paul Cheung's 40th birthday.
Let the bombing on social media begin. Paul's fans can do more than type "happy birthday" on his Facebook wall. After all, he is our global-interactives-managing, Instagram-bombing, data-loving, responsive-designing AAJA president.
1. Ceate an innovative, visual social-media birthday post. (Note: Typing "happy birthday" on his Facebook wall is neither innovative nor visual.)
2. Include in your post the hashtag #pcheungis40
3. Tag Paul on Facebook or on Twitter (@pcheung630) or stick the post on his Facebook wall.
Here are some ideas, from the very easy (<1 minute) to the very difficult (many hours):
Photo: Of you with a sign that says "40," uploaded to Facebook
Vine: A Vine video of you saying, "Happy Birthday" with a "40" somewhere in the shot uploaded to Facebook and Twitter
GIF: An animation with a "40" in it posted to Facebook. (Example of a simple, very sweet GIF made by Seattle Times producers: http://laurenrabaino.com/bye-sharon/)
Video: A crazy crowdsourced video a cappella song tribute like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYtYCNkR1Yo


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No scroll bar on "Profile" pop-up
28 April 2009 at 9:22am
I am using the latest FireFox on Vista 64bit. When I click on the "Profile" link (right hand bottom corner of CMS) the pop-up opens with no scroll bar. On the very rare occasion it actually does sometimes work.
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29 April 2009 at 8:58am
I can't duplicate this.
I'm on FF 3.0.10 on XP SP3 and the scroll bars are there for me.
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Re: No scroll bar on "Profile" pop-up
19 August 2009 at 5:57pm
it´s the same on my 2.3.3 installation, the scroll bar is not shown in FF 3.5, Safari 4, but this occurs only on my LAMP installation of my provider; on my local WAMP installation the scroll bar is shown in all browsers, strange, isn´t it?
a possible workaround is e.g. to use the tabulator key to step from field to field;
related bug/defect number, 4273
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9 December 2009 at 9:52pm
i fixed it with a small "hack", its not pretty, but it works:
i added
#Member_ProfileForm_Member_ProfileForm {
overflow: auto !important;
height: 270px;
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With effect from 29.02.2012, the European Commission has published a new edition of the Official Journal for the Low Voltage Directive. No new standards have been included in the list of harmonised standards, but there are a number of new versions of existing entries. The transition periods are all within the usual scope of 1-3 years.
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Two women sit together chatting while I include them in my Seattle panorama. It was a quite Sunday evening with sunset just minutes away. The view is showing part of the Victor Steinbrueck Park in the foreground. In the background are the Market Place Tower on the far left, and Market Place North, the sloping building next to it. This is a stitch of 6 shots and then corrected for skew and cropped.
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Amidst the reports of iPhone rumors, many people might have forgotten that Apple is also expected to reveal its iPad 5 and iPad Mini 2. Even though we have spotted many other rear shells of both products in the recent ...Read More »
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IPhone 5C and iPhone 5S face-off in leaked images, iPhone 5C press image leaked
iPhone rumors never stop coming. We have seen the iPhone concepts, and we know that Apple's next iPhone event will happen on September 10. But these new sets of leaked images are going to blow you away. Sonny Dickson has ...Read More »
Apple's next iPhone event scheduled for September 10: Report
AllThingsD's report reveals that Apple will unveil its next iPhone on September 10. The event is not confirmed as of now by Apple and any other official source. The event is expected to bring the announcement of the next Generation ...Read More »
Samsung Galaxy Gear Smartwatch, Apple iPhone 6 and 5S concepts too exciting to resist
Some of the best things in life are not real, and when it comes to gadgets, concepts come closer to dream gadgets than anything else. A set of concept images for Samsung's Galaxy Gear Smartwatch which has been developed based ...Read More »
2nd Gen iPad Mini to feature Samsung Retina Display: WSJ Report
We have been getting iPad and iPad Mini rumors for quite a while now. In an earlier post, we reported that Apple was facing delays with its next-Gen iPad Mini due to supplier issues with the next-generation Retina display. The ...Read More »
iOS 7 beta 4 bringing fingerprint sensor. Developers can download now!
Apple has released the new Apple iOS 7 beta 4 version for the developers to download and experience. It will come with a lot of new features, layouts and designs including a shortcut bar accessible from the bottom of the ...Read More »
Apple Testing Large screen bigger iPhone, 13 inch iPad: WSJ Report
Even though Apple iPhone 5 has the largest screen among all the iPhones till date, it has the smallest screen size between all OEMs and competitors' flagship devices. It might change soon as the new report from the Wall Street ...Read More »
IPad Mini 2, affordable iPhone rumors, specifications, leaked images
It has been raining rumors and images for the budget iPhone, also dubbed as iPhone 5S and iPhone Lite by many. All the pictures confirm that the size of both the regular iPhone 5 and the budget iPhone will be ...Read More »
Rumor: Apple on hiring spree for iWatch Smartwatch, 2014 launch expected
There are many indicators that Apple is ramping up its production of the iWatch. Firstly, Apple has filed for the trademark for the name "iWatch" in Japan and now according to a report in the Financial Times, it has gone ...Read More »
Apple expected to launch new iPad in September: Features rumors
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Second Trimester To-Do Checklist
Month 5
Find out what to expect during weeks 17 through 20 of pregnancy. Week 17: Fetal Movement. Week 18: So Many Tests. Week 19: Lanugo. Week 20: The Big Question.
Time to tell your employer and update yourself on your company's maternity leave policy.
Figure out how much childcare you'll need, and start researching your options.
Decide whether you want to find out your baby's gender now or let it be a surprise.
If you haven't had one lately, schedule a regular dental checkup.
Your libido may be back in full force. Get comfortable with sex during pregnancy.
Treat pregnancy heartburn whenever it flares up.
Is baby moving? Know what to expect from baby's first kicks!
Try prenatal yoga for a mind-body workout.
Have a heart-to-heart about pregnancy and parenthood with your partner.
Prepare for your group B strep test.
Tired of nosy questions from strangers and friends? Master the art of the clever comeback!
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Keeping you up to date on the latest data releases.
October 2014
- 09.03.2013
- Construction Spending
- Private construction spending rose to $631.4 billion in July, 0.9 percent higher than the upwardly revised June estimate of $625.6 billion. July's results are 9.5 percent higher on a year-over-year basis. Residential construction spending rose 0.6 percent over the month, to $334.6 billion. New multifamily construction spending edged up 0.1 percent in July and is up 39.3 percent year-over-year. New single-family construction rose 0.5 percent and is up 29.3 percent since last July. Private nonresidential construction spending was at $296.8 billion, 1.3 percent above the upwardly revised June estimate of $293.0 billion. Eight of the eleven nonresidential sectors saw month-to-month increases in construction spending with the lodging sector posting the largest monthly increase of 6.1 percent. The amusement and recreation and religious sectors reported the largest monthly declines of 3.2 and 3.1 percent, respectively.


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Started this morning with Eddie Spelling on Anastasia.
Includes Catherine Sheridan and Fionnula Walsh, well known Sandycove swimmers, Kevin Williams, Distance Week alumni, from Kerry, and three Americans including Barbara Held who set the second fastest Gibraltar swim ever, about 3 hours 15 mins, if I recall, a few weeks ago.
Kevin's Twitter and the tracker is here. Approaching the separation zone. Go guys!
Whoops, I forgot to update this last night. Kevin walked up the sandy north end of Wissant beach before 10.30pm last night, for a relay time of 13 hours 52 mins.
It was a rough day out there, spring tide, rough wind tide. The first turn of all the boats out yesterday looked odd, like they were all heading for Belgium or trapped on the far side of the Dunquerque ferry. Simon Holliday from this year's distance camp soloed on a tough day and made it in 15 hours 02, great job!
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Uncertainty over the future of Georgia defensive coordinator Willie Martinez is causing a commitment to waver.
Nickell Robey, a cornerback from Frostpoof, Fla., who committed to the Bulldogs in August, has reopened his recruitment because of the uncertainty of Martinez's future. The four-star athlete, who also stars as a kick returner and wingback, has decided to accept invitations to take official visits to Tennessee and South Florida.
"He's still with Georgia," Frostproof coach Brad Metheny said. "He just has these two visits he's going to go ahead take. But he hasn't changed a whole lot. He just wants to make sure he has options if there needs to be any changes."
Metheny confirmed that the possibility that Martinez could get fired is the main reason Robey is wavering.
"You know, he's got legitimate concerns," Metheny said. "Coach Martinez is the coach that recruited him and that would be coaching him and so forth. So if he's not there, who's the next guy coming and what's
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Tag Archives: John Boehner
Capitol Logic
House GOP Wants To Nix First Lady's School Lunch Program
Speaking Of Apes
Boehner Backs Issa On Cutting Democrat's Microphone
Boehner Chooses Sides In GOP Ideology Split
Senate Votes On ENDA
House GOP Decides Not To
Boehner Surrenders On Raising Debt Ceiling
Obama To Boehner: No Negotiations
Strategy Session
House Republicans Continue To Fight Obamacare
They'll Just Have To Keep Digging Until There's No Dirt Left
Meanwhile, At The U.S. Capitol Building
Republican Congress Unsure How To Approach Debt Ceiling
House Republicans Re-elect Boehner As Speaker
Senate, House Pass Biden-McConnell Fiscal Cliff Deal
The Senate and the House of Representatives have passed a landmark plan to avoid the dreaded "fiscal cliff" that loomed up with the new year. Brokered in the 11th hour by Vice President Joe Biden and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, the deal allows Bush-era tax cuts on those earning over $450k to expire, while putting-off spending cuts until later in 2013. The deal is widely seen as a huge win for President Barack Obama.
When it became apparent that any deal would involve raising taxes House Speaker John Boehner stepped back as if he were facing a snake and insisted that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid would have to take-up the negotiations. When it became apparent that any deal would include spending cuts Reid ran and hid like a frightened child.
That left McConnell, who is being sacrificed to the wrath of conservatives, and Biden, who really has nothing to lose at this point.
"My career is essentially over anyway" McConnell said. "After something like twenty terms in the Senate I was going to retire after this one, anyway – so I might as well take it in the neck so that chicken-shit Boehner can say he had nothing to do with this."
Boehner's "Plan B" Fails To Get House GOP Support
House Speaker John Boehner's "Plan B" proposal to avoid automatic spending cuts and tax increases failed to get enough support from Republicans in the U.S. House Of Representatives to even be brought to a vote. The plan would have cut spending on government programs while raising taxes on those with income exceeding $1 million. In other words it was Boehner's "Plan A" with the letter "B" instead of the letter "A".
Zero Sum Game
New Situation At The Fiscal Cliff
Boehner Blames Obama For Drought
House Speaker John Boehner apparently blames President Obama for the massive drought that has swept across the U.S. and wiped-out crops in most central states. TPM's "Livewire" reports Boehner made a post to his office Website and made a statement in a Financial Times story that Obama "continues to blame anyone and everyone for the drought but himself".
Why not? Supposedly the President of the U.S. directly controls gas prices and unemployment, so why not the weather, too?
Stranger Things Have Happened
Under the provisions of the 12th and 20th amendments to the Constitution, it is possible that Hillary Clinton could become President of the United States (acting) in 2012. The process would start with an electoral college vote tie between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney. It is also possible that monkeys might fly out of my butt, and have even smaller monkeys flying out of theirs. Because the idea that John Boehner wouldn't resign as Speaker of the House to become President, even temporarily, is pretty far-fetched.
House Republicans Renege On Debt Ceiling Deal
GOP Unveils Voluntary Tax "Buffet Bill"
To counter the Obama administration and billionaire Warren Buffet's call for tax increases on people making more than $1 million annually, the GOP majority in the House of Representatives has announced a "Buffet Bill" of their own that will allow voluntary over-payments on taxes.
"If individuals like Warren Buffett or President Obama are inclined to donate their own personal money toward paying down the federal government's debt, they ought to have that right to do so voluntarily," said John Thune (R – S. Dakota), author of the bill. "And if other rich people want to keep paying their money directly to members of congress, they should have that right as well."
Obama Changes Date Of Jobs Speech To Congress
President Barack Obama changed the date of his address to the U.S. Congress on the subject of jobs from September 7 to September 8 after House Speaker John Boehner (R – Ohio) complained the date conflicted with a Republican presidential primary debate.
"The debate is being held at the Ronald Reagan Library in California" a White House spokesperson said. "The President didn't want to come into conflict with the Republican's religious traditions – he believes in the separation of church and state."
Thousands of Republican pilgrims will make the journey to the Reagan Library, where after the debate they will take part in the ceremonial sacrifice of civil rights and the traditional burning of the U.S. Constitution for "national security reasons".
Republicans Vote To Increase Debt To Historic Levels
By a solid majority the Republican House of Representatives voted to approve the latest debt ceiling increase, allowing the United States to borrow trillions more and go even deeper into debt than ever before in history. Fiscally responsible Democrats tried to defeat the bill but had no chance in the GOP-dominated House – and may have to pass the bill through the Senate even though they have a slim majority there, due to Republican threats of reprisals on future legislation.
So-called "Tea Party" Republicans were dancing in the streets around the country to celebrate their victory over liberals by passing legislation that may someday cut spending by some token amount while increasing debt almost infinitely, thus guaranteeing the advent of a fiscal apocalypse and bringing their ultra-rightist prophets predictions of economic doom to fulfillment.
Liberals all over the country were downcast as their attempts to inject some economic responsibility into government finances were swept away by the landslide GOP vote in the House. "It's spend, spend, spend, baby!" House Speaker John Boehner announced as the final vote was tallied. "Cocaine and hookers for everyone!"
Speaker Boehner's Security Increased
President, Congressional Leaders Strike Debt Agreement
President Barack Obama and House and Senate leaders announced today they have reached an agreement on the U.S. debt. The plan calls for increasing the nation's debt ceiling to avoid default, and then convening some kind of congressional committee later sometime to do something about reducing the deficit, maybe.
The plan might reduce spending by a trillion dollars someday, and there might also be tax reform to increase revenues, although no one is sure.
The agreement does clear the way for both Republicans and Democrats to move forward with their election campaigns without the distraction of taking care of the nation's business, and without being pinned-down to any real policy that might prove unpopular with one or the others' constituencies.
So after weeks of fighting, arguing, whining, moaning, crying, threatening, and acting like spoiled children, the nation's leaders have decided to go back to business as usual.
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The Blake Project, the brand consultancy behind Branding Strategy Insider, delivers interactive brand education workshops and keynote speeches designed to align marketers on essential concepts in brand management and empower them to release the full potential of the brands they manage.
Brands: One System Of Touchby Mark Di Somma
In this post, Nigel Hollis explores a fundamental misalignment. Brand owners tend to view customer experiences in isolation, by channel, whereas customers of course view and grade their experiences cumulatively.
Tom Asacker captures why customers think this way. A brand, he says, is "one, interdependent system of behavior". The problem is that in too many organizations the "system" has many masters and each wants independent control of their domain. CMOs, who might be expected to have responsibility for the overall experience as of right, do not. That's because large chunks of the interface with customers, and the factors that influence that interface, remain for the most part outside of their control. They do not fit neatly into the "normal" org chart definition of what constitutes marketing.
And when multi-lateral ownership makes contact with a unilateral expectation, just as at Penn Station, the scene is set for disappointment. As a result, there is significant potential for the system to jeopardize itself at any time, at any weak point – through bad training, bad coding, bad quality, bad service, bad news, in fact bad a-lot-of-things.
In seeking to remedy this, marketers have confused the questions. They have asked "What must I own?" and judged it as synonymous with "What must I run?", then involved themselves in a struggle for control of data in order to have access to better insights. From an internal point of view that seems to make sense – but again, viewed from an external perspective, the misalignment is obvious. Customers don't judge a brand on what it knows. (In fact, as Brian Solis has rightly pointed out, they often don't know what marketers know about them.) Instead customers simply judge a brand on how it succeeds for them.
Therefore, what marketers really need to have ownership of is their customers' sense of success. And when organizations stop thinking of channels as communication points and/or functions and start assessing their effectiveness as brand proof points, regardless of where they are and who runs them currently, they will start coordinating their brands in the same way as customers judge them: systemically.
In looking for ways to improve things, here's the real question that everyone, not just marketers, should be focused on: "What do each and every one of our experiences prove about the whole of us?"
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The 2nd Division League is scheduled to begin this March, the All India Football Federation has has announced. The top two clubs will get a ticket to play in next edition's I-League.
The clubs have been selected on basis of the licensing process which started on November 21, 2012 when State Associations were asked to nominate clubs interested in participating in the 2nd Division League 2012-13.
AIFF received 47 nominations for the same following which the clubs were informed to submit the documents by December 22, 2012.
The final deadline for the clubs to submit the documents were even extended to January 22, 2012 (by AIFF Executive Committee which met on January 15, 2013).
The list of clubs stay as follows:
EMTA Mohammedan Sporting, Green Valley Sports Club, Kalighat Milan Sangha FC, Southern United FC, Vasco Sports Club (Goa), Royal Wahingdoh, United Soccer, Kenkre Sports, Hindustan FC, Techno Aryan, PIFA Sports, Dodsal Sports, Samaleshwari Sporting, Aizwal FC, Rangdajied United FC, Langsning FC, DSK Shivajains FC, Kohima Komets, Shimla Youngs, Eagles FC, George Telegraph Sports Club.


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Anthony Casalena is the Founder and CEO of Squarespace, which he started from his dorm room in 2003. During the company's early years, Anthony acted as the sole engineer, designer, and support representative for the entire Squarespace platform, allowing for it to be a stable business from the outset.
In addition to his main responsibilities in running the company and setting overall product strategy, he remains actively involved in the engineering, design, and product teams within the organization. Anthony holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the University of Maryland.
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01.3.12 09:24 AMWow, I don't even know where to start today! This is our first day back from Christmas vacation here at Appnet, and I can't think of a better way for the new year to start. Going through and updating the ski report page this morning was AWESOME! The majority of ski areas across the region are seeing a nice layer of fresh, natural snow on the ground this morning. Those that didn't see any natural snowfall have seen FREEZING cold temperatures and have been blasting the slopes with manmade goodness. I don't know if you can tell, but I'm pretty stoked this morning!
Alright, so here are the snow totals over the past 24 hours and current temperatures as of 8:24 this morning:
Appalachian Ski Mountain – 2" - 15°
Cataloochee – 6.6° - 5"
Beech Mountain Resort - 1° - 5"
Sugar Mountain – 7.9° - 5"
Wolf Ridge - 12° - No official snow total yet (EDIT: Wolf is closed right now due to a lack of water in the lodge.)
Canaan Valley - 8° - 10.6"
Timberline - 8° - 10.6"
Snowshoe - 5° - 8"
Winterplace - 11° - 6"
Wisp - 15° - 12"
Bryce - 23°
Massanutten - 16°
Wintergreen - 10°
Ober Gatlinburg - 12° OPENING TODAY!
Like I said, just about everyone saw some natural snow and if they didn't it is ridiculously cold and snowmaking has been taking place. So while the Virginia and Tennessee ski areas didn't see any natural snow, the cams this morning are showing a wintry wonderland at each resort. Ober Gatlinburg in Tennessee has even been able to make enough snow over the past day or so that they are opening for the season at noon today! Check out their webcam HERE.
Ober might not have seen any natural snow, but temps have plummeted there, allowing for a ton of manmade snow to be layed down. The cam looks great this morning! They open for the season at noon today. >>>>
Here in North Carolina, I can tell you firsthand that it is COLD, WINDY, and SNOWY right now. I drove up from Charlotte this morning and coming through Boone was interesting to say the least. Road conditions aren't terrible, but it's really the first time all year we've had to deal with conditions like this. The worst part of the drive was right near the 105/321 intersection where the road was actually completely covered and the plows hadn't been through yet. The wind may be brutal, but it has actually helped keep the roads somewhat clear in a lot of places as it just blows the snow off. That said, the local schools are not in session today as I imagine the back roads are a nightmare.
<<< These are the roads coming through Boone this morning. Not all of them are this bad, but it was enough for local schools to be cancelled for the day.
It should continue to snow off and on at the ski areas here in NC throughout the day, mainly for the ones here right around Boone. Temperatures aren't going to warm up that much either. A sign in town this morning said 13 degrees. Our Sugar Mountain Weather station is showing 3.4 degrees right now with a wind chill of -9. Wow! Winds are only at 8 mph right now but have gusted as high as 30 overnight. Basically, it's pretty miserable outside right now. I am thinking of heading up to Beech tonight, but if it stays like this I may hold off until tomorrow when things calm down a little bit.
As usual, the BIG winners from a Northwest flow event like this are the West Virginia and Maryland ski areas. Snowfall totals up there range from 6 inches at Winterplace to a foot at Wisp. Snowshoe is at 8 inches over the past 24 hours and 11 inches over the past 48 hours. Canaan and Timberline have seen 10.6 inches over the past 24 hours. The snow will continue to fall up that direction throughout the day, with additional accumulations of 2 to 4 inches expected over the next 24 hours. Basically, it's a powder day up there!
<<< The Winterplace cam is showing that the snow is still falling up there this morning! Pow conditions exist up there today as they have seen 6" of snow over the past 24 hours!
Temperatures won't be this brutal all week. Today through Thursday night will continue to offer snowmaking conditions for everyone. Friday we will see things warm up and this will continue into the weekend, but I'm not thinking that far ahead. I am just going to enjoy the next couple of days. The transformation on the webcams should be pretty cool to watch and trail counts should shoot up. Pretty exciting times!
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Dreamworld Thundurus Cosplay - Black Adventures
This might be my favorite picture of my Thundurus Cosplay! ♥♥♥
This version's from the awesome webcomic "Black Adventures" by artist-black!
From the very first time I saw this design, I had no other choice but to cosplay him! :'-)
I mean, just look at this bishie!!! How could I even resist??? D:
At first, I thought it shouldn't be too difficult but I was proven wrong!
The first obstacle I had to overcome turned out to be the hoop! I didn't imagine I'd find a way to attach it so that it wouldn't tilt!
The next challenge was the cloud! Needless to say, walking was sheer torture! X___x
On top of that, Thundurus, as well as the rest of the kami trio, has those really peculiar eyes! His sclera is yellow while the iris and pupil are white! I had to improvise a little, since I wanted to include the color scheme in my make-up as well!
Unfortunately, the scarf had to suffer a bit throughout the day….^^°
But in the end I'm really happy with the outcome!
I had a great time cosplaying him and many people recognized me! ♥
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My Personal Apology to Jeff Schultz
Jeremy Scriven | Jan 12, 2010 | Comments 2
It is widely documented that the one thing standing in the way of a Capitals' Stanley Cup is team defense. Afterall, why else would a team averaging 3.61 goals per game, a power play clicking at 24%, arguably the best 1-2 punch in Alex Ovechkin and Nick Backstrom, the highest scoring defenseman, and a Jack Adams award winning coach to boot not be the perennial favorite? In some pundits eyes they are the favorite, but many doubters remain. Team defense is always regarded as this team's achilles heal. I freely and admittedly place myself in that group. It is the Caps weakest link. Has it improved? Yes. Who has been arguably the biggest contributor to the improvement? Jeff Schultz.
I personally wish I could apologize to Jeff Schultz because as far as I was concerned, before the beginning of the 2009-2010, I had completely written Schultz off as nothing more than an insurance policy in case any one of our other top six defenseman pulled a groin (ahem, Tom Poti). I was sure my opinion was justified after seeing endless replays of Brandon Dubinsky undressing the Caps' blueliner during last year's epic playoff battle with the Rangers. So bad that Schultz was scratched the rest of the playoffs. Reason given? An injury. Whatever the reason was, I was sure Schultz was going to be on the outside looking in this year. Boy was I wrong!
After signing a 1-year extension in the offseason, Schultz surely knew that this was going to be his last chance to prove to Caps' management that he was a legit NHL defenseman. Schultz, drafted 27th overall in the 2004 entry draft has been toeing the line between being the Caps sixth and seventh defenseman in his previous three years with the Caps; often a healthy scratch or a Hersey call up. This year we in DC and Caps fans all over are witnessing a complete rejuvenation. Jeff Schultz is looking like a completely different player. How about some stats!
Nobody is expecting Jeff Schultz to dent the twine more than three or four times a year. Afterall, he has never scored more than five goals in an NHL season. What we are expecting from Schultz is the shut-down mentality expected from any defenseman coming in a 6'6″, 230lbs. And that is exactly what we are getting. Entering this season, Jeff Schultz had never registered a +/- rating of more than +13. And that is for an entire season. So far Schultz is a cool +23, good for 2nd in the NHL (Schultz trails only Alex Ovechkin who is +24). So far Schultz has played in 37 or the Caps 44 games this season and has registered a minus +/- rating just five times. This is the type of consistency needed by members of the Caps' blueline.
Schultz has also been rewarded and given the opportunity to be partnered with Mike Green. Granted this definitely helps Schultz in the +/- department, but more importantly is shows the growing confidence that Bruce Boudreau has in Jeff Schultz. The style of play Mike Green brings to the rink each and every night requires a strong defenseman to play the role of life preserver when Green rushes the puck. Green, now infamous for his puck moving style and skating prowess often find himself deep in the offensive zone. Schultz is often the only man left to defend against any turnovers or quick changes in possession. So far Schultz is excelling in this role. Excelling so much so that since the NHL lockout, Schultz is a robust +53. This is higher than any other Capitals defenseman who has suited up for the red, white, and blue (or black, gold, and blue. Yuck.) since the lockout. Mike Green is a distant second +32. It should also be noted the Schultz leads the team with 62 blocked shots.
So I hereby am apologizing to Jeff Schultz for completely writing him off as an NHL defenseman. I thought for sure his AHL career would be glamorous. Schultz now hands Capitals' management a tough decision on whether he should be included in their long term plans. If Schultz can keep his play up at the level it currently is, the answer should be a resounding, Yes!
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About the Author: Jeremy is a life time hockey fan currently living in Washington DC. Jeremy also runs a Capitals blog called The Nation's Capitals where he frequently posts blogs about the state of the Caps. His other interests include music and politics. Jeremy has a degree in Political Science. Being from DC, politics kind of comes with the territory.
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Here's hoping you have to apologize to Tyler Sloane in the near future!!
…..and we just re-signed him to a 2-yr. extension! Shaone Morrisonn needs to apologize for being on the ice for all 7 of Tampa's goals last night. Green was on for 6 of 7!


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Andy Prokh and his wife have had a cat for 4 years by the name of LiLu Blue Royal Lada. When the British shorthair Lilu was 2 years old, little Katherine came into the world and Andy decided it would be nice to document the journey of the newest members of the household together. Since his daughter was born he has been following through… and it's quite amazing all the things they do! [Read more...]
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, the high-concept thriller centers on a loan shark who kills a man he believes duped him, only to wake up and find himself in the body of that man three days before the murder. He then must undertake a furious effort to prevent the murder he committed.
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Who Shoots Film anymore?
I needed the magic to come back. The Mamiya is so cool! …so tactile! …a real joy for the senses. I don't love my D800. I like it. I respect it. …but, that spark's gone. We're still a good team. We still do good work together and, y'know, we still have fun. But there's no magic anymore. Looking at the world through that weird electronic viewfinder… It feels so… meh. …my soul needs a good ol' fashioned ground glass window. My soul needs to see the world backwards.
Bowl of Fruit
An eerie bowl of fruit. Plus how I lit it.
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Over the holidays, I went on a road trip with Mom, her husband, Rick, and Grandmommy from Atlanta down to — get this — Treasure Island, Florida! Yup. Such a place exists. And no. it's not an amusement park. ha! Can you imagine Grandmommy at an amusement park? hahaha! …we did get her on a […]
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I noticed this cool-looking night scene walking around George Washington University last Tuesday, November 8, 2011 with Charlie Shoemaker during FotoWeek DC.
Jen Rynda …the new Matt Roth!
BOY! Doesn't this post's title sound cocky!? All that means is Jen Rynda replaced me at the Patuxent Publishing Company when I quit last December. And In case you're curious, she's doing a great job. She's also putting a fresh new face on the Athletes of the Year photos — which, I suppose if I […]
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These are photos from a shoot held on the Bryn Mawr School campus in Baltimore, MD, Sunday, June 19, 2011 for The Collective's "aLIVE" show at the Creative Alliance Fri Aug 26, 8pm. This shoot was a lotta fun and it went exactly how I like em' to go… a little
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The world is funny, isn't it? Or at lest that how it seems to me. …but then again, I'm the guy who laughs too much during movies. This is the second installment of my Best Runts of 2010. The first is here. Can I first start by saying I can't stand lifestyle images. You know what […]
My best of 2010
Howard County Times girls soccer player of the year, Marriotts Ridge senior center midfielder Alex Price. This was a big year for me. …2010 is my last year as a newspaper staffer. In this post I'm showcasing the images that I think would easily be considered my "best" images from 2010. These are the images […]
Tyler Silberberg, Golfer of the Year
Wilde Lake sophomore golfer Tyler Silberberg tied for 11th in the state and is the boys golfer of the year. He is photographed at Hobbits Glen Tuesday, November 30, 2010. Here's Brent Kennedy's season wrap up. In case you're curious, there are two more photos after the jump.
For The NYT's: Centreville, MD What You Get for … $300,000
Sally Borghardt's renovated 1840′s Centreville, MD home is selling for $292,500. Check out the New York Times article and accompanying slideshow. My photos are in the middle. For this shoot I got assignment editor Becky Lebowitz's approval to use a Nikkor 24mm PC-E — often referred to as a "tilt shift lens" because it does some […]
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Grant & Marie Are Getting Married
Grant and Marie are getting married! Believe it or not, but this was shot in a Gaithersburg, MD subdivision — not on a magical hillside. I really didn't want to make the traditional "updated prom photo" pose, as my girlfriend Jess calls it. Of course I made the safe shots. …we also called them "grandparent" […]
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(photo by Matt Roth) Laurel resident Gabrielle Galvez, with Baltimore Fencing Center of Columbia, won a bronze in the Division 3 Woman's Epee at the US Fencing Association's Summer National Championships in Atlanta, GA. Galvez is photographed at BFC Friday, August 20, 2010. This was a really cool shoot for Howard Magazine. It was a […]
Glitter, A Mini-Tramp, and Dancers! …not what you think.
As if you couldn't tell, I made a promo card. Now, If you want to see The Collective, perform… YOU'RE IN LUCK! They'll be performing at The Creative Alliance this Friday, August 20th. This is my girlfriend, Jess's company. …or it's the company she belongs to/co-directs. Below is the second promo card design, and a buncha cool […]
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My personal is here and the new blog is self service I haven't really had a lot of time to set it up, and I might actually move it over to a side blog since I tend to be on my rp blogs a lot more than anything else ;m;
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Actually would prefer you submit it to my personal <3 but, actually, I've started making a blog Self Service Station if you'd like to submit any ideas or ways you'd like to see the blog ran I'd love to hear what you all have to say!
Okay quick question.
There's over 1000 followers on this account and I'm a bit disappointed to see it so………..
I'm honestly considering making my own because I don't want JT getting all cranky with me (that'd probably be the only reason she'd talk to me) for starting this back up b/c I quit because she didn't like me giving my opinion and siding with followers on some things.
So, the question is, if I make a different tf porn blog, would anyone care to follow it or anything of the sort? I think it'd be good for a fresh start anyways, since the askbox is currently clogged with requests.
Send me your asks or anything relating to my personal chromiaa and I can answer questions or anything like that if you'd want.
Hello, this is the old and (used to be far more active on answering requests admin TC/Maddy) and I have this account as a side on one of my other accounts.
It would seem that JT is accidentally reblogging things here again, so I'm going to delete those, but I'm not sure if I should get back on here and work on this blog again. I just happened to stumble across all the requests in my ask box when I logged in.
I suppose you guys can request I come back, but the other admin and I had a fall out (as in she stopped talking to me)
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I got half way through drawing this and thought "this viewpoint is pretty terrible, you can't even see what's happening" but I carried on anyway. Part of my likes it and the other thinks the colouring's fairly terrible.
Meg's eating Teeb's valve out because that's what you do when you give someone a promotion in the decepticons?? I'm thinking about drawing a similar thing again but in a different pose/position because why not
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I think this is my first time in like two years actually drawing robots doing it, so things may be a bit off, but not too much I hope!
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He's not Optimus 2.0
(He didn't fit on the piece of paper I sketched on), But I hope you like him all the same.
Oh and to any Optimuses (Optimi?) out there. I'm so sorry, please don't stare disapprovingly at me.
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With 21 more combined hits in this afternoon's series finale, the teams will match the record for hits in a four-game Orioles-Jays series at the Rogers Centre. The record of 97 hits was set on June 23-26, 2003.
I asked Orioles manager Buck Showalter before the game why the Rogers Centre has become such a hitter-friendly park. He just put his hands over his head and said he would say if he knew.
One part of it has to be that pitchers – for some reason – tend to have difficulty getting a grip on their pitches here, which might lead to flatter pitches. Orioles right-hander Freddy Garcia said yesterday that he's always had problems getting a feel for the ball.
But the Orioles have right-hander Miguel Gonzalez on the mound. He has a 3.12 road ERA, the second lowest by an AL pitcher since the beginning of the 2012 season with a minimum of 75 innings. He trails only Seattle's Felix Hernandez (3.01)
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December marks bright end to bleak year; auto sales down 10.7 per cent in 2009
December proved to be a big month for two of Canada's leading automakers, with Ford of Canada reporting sales up more than 25 per cent and Toyota Canada claiming its best-ever sales for the period. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS/David Zalubowski, file
TORONTO - December marked a bright end to an otherwise bleak year for Canadian auto sales, with monthly numbers up significantly compared to a year earlier, but full-year sales down more than 10 per cent overall, the largest annual decline in nearly two decades.
According to data released Tuesday by DesRosiers Automotive Consultants, Canadian light vehicle sales were down 10.7 per cent to 1.46 million units in 2009 - their lowest level since 1998 and the largest year-over-year drop since 1990.
Four of the five biggest automakers saw substantial Canadian sales declines last year, but General Motors took the biggest hit with a 29.1 per cent drop.
Chrysler's sales for the year were down 26.7 per cent, Honda saw a 19.1 per cent drop and Toyota sold 9.5 per cent fewer cars. Of Canada's biggest automakers, only Ford managed to secure a positive number for the year, with sales up 6.8 per cent.
"When four out of five of the largest players struggle (each for different reasons) then it leaves a lot of room, and I mean a lot of room, for others to do well," industry analyst Dennis DesRosiers wrote in a commentary.
South Korean manufacturer Hyundai was the biggest beneficiary of the new space created in Canada's vehicle market by the shrinking sales of some of its bigger rivals. Hyundai saw its 2009 sales jump by 28 per cent to their highest level ever, breaking 100,000 units for the first time and increasing the company's Canadian market share from 4.9 per cent in 2008 to 7.1 per cent in 2009.
"I've said before that there is a new automotive industry in Canada, and our results for 2009 make that clear," stated Hyundai Canada president and CEO Steve Kelleher. "No longer is there a 'Big Three' or a 'Detroit Three' or what have you. There's a new 'Big Six,' and we're delighted to be a part of it."
GM clung to its top spot in terms of market share in 2009, selling 17.2 per cent of the vehicles bought in Canada. Ford was second with 15.4 per cent, Toyota third with 13.0 per cent, Chrysler fourth with 11.1 per cent and Honda fifth with 8.4 per cent.
The face of the North American auto industry has been changing for years, but the pace of that change accelerated dramatically in late 2008 when the financial crisis and global recession hit. Many of the world's biggest automakers suffered from a steep reduction in sales as a result of tight credit conditions for consumers and dealers as well as a general economic slowdown that has resulted in higher Canadian unemployment.
In addition, when GM and Chrysler both filed for U.S. bankruptcy protection in the spring, a lack of confidence in those brands sent many consumers searching for a new place to spend their money. This shift in brand loyalties has benefited up-and-coming automakers like Hyundai that have offered incentives to attract new customers.
Incentives, combined with the fact that sales in the comparable month of 2008 were very weak, boosted overall light vehicles sales in December by 17.8 per cent to 111,186 units - the only positive month of sales in 2009.
Of the big automakers, Toyota led the way with an astonishing 86.2 per cent leap in sales to 16,472 units while its luxury Lexus brand sold 1,235 units, up 36.3 per cent. Ford's December sales gained 25.4 per cent to 17,902 units. Honda's added 20.9 per cent to 10,830 while its luxury Acura division sold 1,533 units, down four per cent. Chrysler saw a 12.9 per cent boost to 13,739 and GM's sales declined 9.3 per cent to 18,825.
Hyundai's sales increased 37.4 per cent to 5,154.
Nissan sold 4,652 vehicles in December, up 15.1 per cent, while its Infiniti luxury brand sold 489 vehicles, up one per cent.
Among other luxury brands, Mercedes-Benz reported Canadian sales of 1,819, up 14.5 per cent, while BMW's sales gained 5.9 per cent to 1,848.
Volkswagen sold 3,205 vehicles in December, down 10.9 per cent, while Audi's sales fell 5.1 per cent to 701.
Kia sold 2,645 vehicles, up a remarkable 61.1 per cent, while Mazda sales fell 5.5 per cent to 4,261, Mitsubishi sales were up eight per cent to 1,609 and Subaru sold 1,945 vehicles, up 27.2 per cent. Of all the automakers, Volvo saw the most impressive increase of all last month, with sales up 133.2 per cent to 625 units.
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Three immediate thoughts on this piece about biblical ignorance the Christian Right:
(1) I don't think that playing gotcha on the books of the Pentateuch is a good way to assess Bible knowledge/ignorance (i.e. that wasn't a good example for the article's thesis);
(2) Won't a certain sector see this deficit as an incentive to actually increase the quality and quantity of bible study groups?
(3) And if (2) happens, won't that actually increase, in the near term, the possibility of misapplied verses and bad politics?
The problem with Christian Right politics is not so much bad Bible knowledge but an unwillingness—after injecting theology into the public square—to tolerate compromise, process, and democracy. That kind of liberalism reads as license to them. The true believer in so-called pro-life politics abhors compromise. Living life in the abstract makes it difficult to deal with practical messiness of democracy. – TL
I can get behind substantial portions of this reply (esp. the critique of The Enlightenment). But the real issue, as I see it, is in the final paragraph on faith statements—because that's the problem fronted in Peter Conn's original critique of Wheaton College (IL) in an article on accreditation issues. I think both Conn and Jones underestimate the on-the-ground complexity from their con and pro positions, respectively. Both ignore the practical workarounds of faculty, as well as the pressures of the constricted job market that require sometimes quiet assent. And then there's the granddaddy problem of them all: does the institution require *literal* assent to every point in the statement, knowing of course that all scripture scholarship does not require literal interpretations to make the scripture deeply meaningful. As a point of reference, here is Wheaton College's "Statement of Faith and Educational Purpose." – TL
After pondering my conversations with (medical) students over the past six months, I've decided that the memorable mnemonic of "The 9 Cs" has to be updated. Because I'm constantly emphasizing the notion of competing narratives with my students this seemed a natural addition:
Competition: The notion of competing narratives is essential to historical thinking. It is especially related to complexity and conjecture. Narratives compete for our attention most obviously in politics and in family memories. But the principle is also at work in reading and constructing histories generally. The "winning" narrative usually displays the best integrated and plausible storytelling, for people are fond of comprehensiveness in their histories (even while generalists understand the importance of narrowed and specialized historical inquiry). That said, no one story can ever integrate everything. And changing one or two elements (citations/sources) can change the perception and slant of a historical narrative. As such, a good historical thinker always knows that other legitimate narratives exist.
So it's now "The 10 Cs." I'll update that entry with a new post. – TL
I don't recall which of my friends recommended this documentary, but Jodi and I finally watched it last night. It's fantastic.
If were teaching regularly, I would use this at the start of a course to emphasize several points about good historical thinking: memory, competing narratives, perspective, sources, selection, emphasis, context, presentism, and on and on. I can't recommend this enough to all of my historian friends.
Have you seen it? What did you think? What other films or documentaries put the full range of historical thinking on display? – TL
From this article: "During the Cold War, the CIA loved literature — novels, short stories, poems. Joyce, Hemingway, Eliot. Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Nabokov. Books were weapons, and if a work of literature was unavailable or banned in the Soviet Union or Eastern Europe, it could be used as propaganda to challenge the Soviet version of reality. Over the course of the Cold War, as many as 10 million copies of books and magazines were secretly distributed by the agency behind the Iron Curtain as part of a political warfare campaign."
Even Britannica's *Great Books* set was used in this effort. I hope to document and discuss this, as well as other international/transnational uses of the great books idea, in my next book project. – TL
Yesterday at the USIH blog I put up this post on the notion of "a great books sensibility." It's the first of what will be three or four such essays. Please check it out and leave a comment. I plan on using this theory in an upcoming book, and would like critical feedback so as to develop more nuance. – TL


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Billion-dollar fund manager David Dreman has been investing institutional money on Wall Street since 1977 within his fund, Dreman Value Management. The investment firm, which heavily favors financial stocks, recently released its Q4 13F filing with the SEC, detailing which positions it held going into the end of last year. We keep a close eye on how the Street's giants invest their money, as we've found a number of retail-friendly strategies can be gleaned from them, including a proprietary small-cap strategy that has returned over 29% since it was launched last September (find out more here). We've dug into Dreman's latest public disclosure and have analyzed his largest purchases made in Q4 2012.
First Niagara Financial Group. Inc. (NASDAQ: FNFG) was Dreman's largest new initiation, receiving an allotment of $24 million from the firm. True to his portfolio's strong tilt towards financials, the retail and commercial banking company takes up 0.70% of the fund's assets under management. Goldman Sachs initiated coverage on FNFG last December, sticking it with a Neutral rating. Despite a 10% price depreciation stretching back a year, growth could be in FNFG's future with its purchase of 195 banks from HSBC last year. The $4.15 dividend yield should help to tide investors over in the meantime. Billionaire Ken Griffin of Citadel Investment Group has a share count that nearly tops 5 million.
Berry Petroleum Company (NYSE: BRY) received a $17 million investment by Dreman Value Management. Continuing the trend that is prevalent through most of this list, BRY also had a negative performance in the past twelve months, losing 8% versus the market's gain of 13%. However, the independent energy company is up 40% year-to-date after last month's announcement of being acquired by Linn Energy for $2.5 billion. BRY's consistent earnings misses did not deter Linn, who is after Berry's "long lived, shallow decline assets." Israel Englander of Millennium Management might be a tad more satisfied now with the $8 million purchase in BRY he made last quarter.
Mentor Graphics Corp. (NASDAQ: MENT) received an investment of $16 million by Dreman in the fourth quarter. Unlike the rest of the stocks on our list, Mentor's price per share went up since this time last year, even slightly beating the market's return. The company supplies electronic design automation tools, and has performed well relative to analysts' expectations each earnings season; this includes a string of double-digit beats in 2012. MENT recently initiated a modest dividend of $0.045/share, resulting in an annual yield slightly north of 1%. The stock is almost 20% away from where Wall Street expects it to be a year from now. Billionaire Carl Icahn of Icahn Capital LP has an incredible $274 million invested in the company (read about his top picks here).
Itron, Inc. (NASDAQ: ITRI) saw a slight bump in popularity amongst hedge funds going into the end of last year. Of the 400+ funds we track, 15 owned the stock in Q4 2012 versus 12 in Q3. The $1.7 billion company develops technology for water, electric, and gas metering applications and keeps global operations. Dreman allocated $14 million to the company, joining billionaire Glenn Russell Dubin of Highbridge Capital Management, who also initiated a position in ITRI last quarter. Boosting shareholder value, Itron announced earlier this month that it will launch a $50 million stock buyback program that could potentially repurchase almost 3% of outstanding shares.
Kulicke and Soffa Industries, Inc. (NASDAQ: KLIC) received a $7.6 million capital commitment from the hedge fund and was the smallest company that made it onto our list; its market cap is measured in millions, not billions ($829 million to be exact). The company makes tools and equipment used in the manufacturer of semiconductor devices. Despite KLIC's small size, its balance sheet is a financier's dream, with almost $500 million in cash and zero debt. That cash stockpile might lead to a possible buyback or dividend redistribution for stockholders in the future, but no concrete announcement has been made yet. D. E. Shaw reduced its position by half going from Q3 2012 to Q4.
Investors usually pay attention to mega-cap stocks picked by superstar fund managers, but the real value is in their small-cap picks. Kulicke and Soffa Industries is the most popular stock in this group despite being the smallest. This is highly unusual. The stock's enterprise value is $330 million and its earnings were $156 million over the last twelve months. The stock is trading at 2 times its trailing earnings. Any serious investor should research this stock in detail. There is limited downside and if one of those hedge funds decide to go activist on this stock, it may skyrocket in the blink of an eye.
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It was my first time to experience being stranded in UST because of the flood. It was also my first time to brave the feared cockroach-infested waters of the university. I am awesome.
This is what Thomasians have that no other school has: the Welcome Flood. There may be other universities that also experience this, but there won't be any more frequent than USTe. I'm proud of this day. I swear.


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Courtyard by Marriott New York Manhattan/Central ParkFeaturing a fitness center and free Wi-Fi, the Courtyard by Marriott New York Manhattan/Central Park is located a short walk from the Rockefeller Center, Time Square and Central Park.
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In the center of midtown Manhattan, this New York hotel within a 10-minute walk of both Central Park and Times Square.
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In the heart of Times Square and the Broadway theater district, this 4-star hotel features 3 dining options, including a revolving rooftop restaurant.
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In the Theater District and within a 3-minute walk of Times Square, this hotel features a fitness center and a concierge service. Rockefeller Center is a short walk away.
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Staff was great... Rooms were clean we stayed on 22nd floor... I will recommend this hotel to all my friends and family
The only issue is not a lot of hot water... You have to let the shower run a good 15 minutes to get any
Noisy inefficient aircon that kept us awake at night. Gather this isn't hotel-wide problem. It needs sorting.
located just less than 10 min walk to time equare , everything else is close to this hotel and its a beautiful hotel and stuff are amazing and helpful alot
Staff very kind and helpful.
Elevator wait time.
Location is perfect, good quality of the room but expensive like every where in NYC
Lift capacity very poor, room too small for Hilton brand and price we are paying
Location, Room and staff specially Kristina from front desk who was extremely helpful when I checked in.
New, clean, location.
Friendly staff, especially Joshua from reception Free wifi New and clean Close to subway and fifth avenue
Rooms a little small
perfect location, excellent cheerful staff,excellent cleanliness
small room size
I like the location that has access to restaurants, bars and transportations
We stayed here on a recent city break to NYC. The hotel is exactly what we expected, clean comfortable and in a perfect location.
Proximity to theater is great. So is the bar which becomes open air in nice weather.
Very crowd in reception when we check in
It is convenient. Rooms are clean. It has a free Wifi. Toilet is clean too.
Elivater is small.
Breakfast was not free.
mostly everything esp location and the fact microwave and minifrig
elevators slow .was surprised that staff couldnt tell me where to get sunday nt times at 8am (walked next door to marriot and they didnt have across the street was a starbucks and ?already out or not yet in? but was available at the kiosk across form stabucks fyi thanks
location was great, staff was very personable and friendly.
Could have been cleaner, did not have a standard bottle opener or shower cap. Long waits and congested lobby. Wait staff with large bins of towels would take space on an elevator when there were waiting guest. Thought many common areas could have been cleaner.
Staff were very kind, location was perfect. One walk and you'll get to NYC's main attractions.
spacious bathroom, top location, near central park
poor cleanness of room and bathroom
The location just off Broadway was fantastic. We couldn't have asked for a more convenient base for our stay, close to theaters, restaurants, and museums.
The room was a bit cramped (which was not a serious drawback). The one thing that did try our patience was that the elevators were extremely slow. For a hotel with the capacity of this one, the wait for an elevator was sometimes excessive.
Hotel close to Metro, easy to get to major art galleries and museums, close to Times Square and Central Park. With only 4 days we were able to get round all our list of places to see easily from this Hotel. Bed was very comfortable and the staff were very friendly and helpful.
Not impressed with the air conditioning, the compressor was right beside the bed and kept turning off and on with a huge thump all night. Only solution seemed to be to leave a window open to force it too keep working all night. To do this with any comfort you need to have a room from the 22nd floor up.
Breakfast should be extended to 11:30am for those who are jet-lagged we need the extra time to get acclimated. Getting up before it ends can be difficult when breakfast is over prior to 11am. I had breakfast vouchers and didn't use any because the time was not convient for west coast travelers.
The staff at the front were extremely friendly, polite and helpful. The room was a good size for NY and was very clean, comfortable and quiet.We did not have a great view out of the window (4th floor) but were pleasantly surprised to find there was no noise problem. Situated in a good area and the restaurant was good.
Had a problem with getting the room cleaned. We were out of the room all day and came back around 4:30 or 5:00 to find the room had not been cleaned yet. Cleaning staff was friendly but we had to leave the room so that they could get in there.
The location is very convenient for shopping and sightseeing.
There is a little bit crowded in the elevator.
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