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Dec 29 2012, 10:37 PM
This is for all the dog owners out there who allow there dogs to defecate on their sites and not clean it up. Twice in the last two days I have stayed at "clean, highly rated parks" and had my electrical and water hose fouled with dog sh** while trying to get set up. This is not the fault of the park managers, but dog owners. Please take some personal responsibility!
Dec 30 2012, 02:48 PM
I feel your pain. A friend of mine bought some of these.
Put them out at a campground he was staying at around the dog poop. It got the attention of everyone walking by. No more dog poop after that.
Dec 30 2012, 06:24 PM
Great Idea. Too bad they don't say something like: "My owner is clueless."
In our travels it is usually the kid's job to walk the dog, and kids just don't pick up.
Now teenage boys may pick up, but watch out where they put it...!
Dec 30 2012, 08:25 PM
QUOTE(FosterImposters @ Dec 30 2012, 07:24 PM)
In our travels it is usually the kid's job to walk the dog, and kids just don't pick up.
I've seen that too, I know of at least one campground that has a policy of "adults only" for walking dogs. Wish more would adopt this...
Dec 31 2012, 10:17 PM
QUOTE(mdcamping @ Dec 30 2012, 09:25 PM)
I've seen that too, I know of at least one campground that has a policy of "adults only" for walking dogs. Wish more would adopt this...
Some Adults are no better. I had a women that they had three dogs in a Class A let her dog crap with in a few feet of my steps. And just went on down the road. I caught her and told her I did`t or let my wife crap in front of her site so I would like for her and her dogs not to do the same at ours. She said O I was going to pick it up but had to go find something to pick it up with.Ye right she was going to pick it up. And these were not small dogs.
Jan 1 2013, 11:27 AM
Years ago when I lived in Aspen Colorado lots of people had dogs. In the spring when the snow melted there would be LOTS and LOTS of cigarette butts and dog poop on the ground. This was in the 80s when lots of people still smoked especially the tourists. When the snow melted and the resulting mess showed up the letters to the editor of the Aspen Times was full of complaints about the cigarette butts but nary a word about the dog poop. I always wondered about that. I would prefer to step on a wet cigarette butt than wet dog poop.
Gayle E.
Jan 5 2013, 08:59 PM
We live across the street from a lake that has a sidewalk. It is heavily used at all times of the day. The city even has signs about cleaning up dog waste and supplies bags. We are always amazed at how many people don't pick up after their dog. Some of them even leave it on the sidewalk. The grass is bad enough, but the sidewalk?? Rude, rude, rude!!
Traveling man
Jan 5 2013, 11:07 PM
I agree. That's not the type of gift that neighbors want to receive. I do appreciate the campers who promptly take care of this. I stay at public campgrounds as well as RV Parks. Some have lots of area to walk dogs. What I don't understand is how you can be camped hundreds of yards from the nearest RV in an area with lots of open space in all directions yet hear someone talking very early in the morning, look out your window, and see & hear a woman loudly talking to her dog while she is stopped to give the dog the opportunity to relieve itself on your vehicle tire.
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (Marketwire) -- 02/07/13 -- Scorpio Gold Corporation ("Scorpio Gold" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE: SGN) announces its final operating results for the fourth quarter of 2012 ("Q4") and provides 2013 guidance for its 70% owned Mineral Ridge Project located in Nevada.
Peter J. Hawley, CEO reports: "The Company is pleased to provide its final production numbers for 2012. In our first year of declared commercial production the Mineral Ridge operation produced a total of 32,066 ounces of gold and 13,871 ounces of silver, meeting its yearly production guidance for 2012. Actual mined ore production in the Drinkwater Pit in 2012 was 3.9% higher than predicted by the reserve block model and the ore mined contained 11.4% more gold ounces than predicted.
"The Company has taken a conservative approach to production guidance for 2013. In the year ahead we look forward to receiving approval for an amended Plan of Operations submitted to the Nevada Bureau of Land Management for the incorporation of a super pit, which will expand the current Mary Pit to incorporate the Mary LC zone. The new super pit will have dimensions greater that the current operating Drinkwater Pit. In addition, the Company looks forward to completion of its new crushing plant that will increase average throughput in 2013 to approximately 2,700 tons per day."
Key Operating Statistics---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Q4 Q3 Q2 Q1 Total 2012----------------------------------------------------------------------------Mining operations Drinkwater pit Ore tonnes mined 161,699 156,007 160,664 122,995 601,365 Waste tonnes mined 606,047 738,890 700,523 656,770 2,702,230 ------------------------------------------ Total mined 767,746 894,897 861,187 779,765 3,303,595 Mary pit (in development) Ore tonnes mined 15,072 8,727 3,156 - 26,955 Waste tonnes mined 340,576 282,157 244,927 280,205 1,147,865 ------------------------------------------ Total mined 355,648 290,884 248,083 280,205 1,174,820Processing Tonnes processed 176,500 186,858 160,759 126,668 650,785 Gold head grade (g/t) 2.67 2.10 2.09 2.34 2.30 Ounces produced (1) Gold 10,812 6,663 7,394 7,197 32,066 Silver 4,867 2,900 2,930 3,174 13,871 Throughput (tonnes per day) 2,292 2,427 2,115 1,667 2,127Precious Metal Sales (ounces)(1) Gold 9,266 7,234 7,803 7,774 32,077 Silver 3,954 3,135 2,956 3,429 13,474Exploration Drilling Holes 42 35 63 51 191 Meters 6,826 5,880 6,436 5,104 24,246----------------------------------------------------------------------------(1) Production and sales numbers for Q4 include 1,878 ounces of gold and 759ounces of silver that were part of a sale of loaded carbon to WatertonGlobal Value L.P. ("Waterton"). Waterton is a joint venture partner andsecured creditor of the Company and has certain rights to purchase gold andsilver produced by the Company.
2013 Production and Operating Guidance
In 2012, the Company commenced construction of a new crushing plant in an improved location that is permitted for 24 hour per day operation at 400 tons per hour. Among multiple design improvements, the new plant will have greater horsepower, a larger jaw crusher, 25% more screen capacity, a modified cone crusher with quick change design, a "bag-house" dust suppression system to reduce water addition to ore and process logic control at multiple stations with inter-locks. With the new plant coming online in 2013, the estimated average throughput for the year will increase to approximately 2,700 tons per day.
Gold production for 2013 at the Mineral Ridge operation is forecast at 32,000 to 35,000 ounces at a total cash cost of US$800 to $US900 per ounce of gold sold.
The following key parameters form the basis for the 2013 production forecast and operating cost estimate:
-- Throughput: 2,700 short tons (2,450 metric tonnes) per day-- Average grade: 0.057 ounces per short ton (1.95 grams per tonne) gold-- Waste to ore ratio of Mary and Drinkwater pits combined: 4.37 to 1
The Company expects these parameters to fluctuate throughout 2013 and as a result, these parameters should be treated as full-year averages and will not necessarily be reflective of quarterly operating results.
2013 Operating and Development Budget
The 2013 capital and development cost budget is US$6.5 million and includes the following key items:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Capital Expenditure - Mineral Ridge Operation 2013 Budget----------------------------------------------------------------------------Mary pit development US$2.0 millionWater well US$0.1 millionCrusher enhancements US$2.8 millionPower line relocation US$0.5 millionMobile equipment, contingency, other US$1.1 million----------------------------------------------------------------------------Total US$6.5 million--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2013 Exploration Budget
The 2013 exploration budget for the Mineral Ridge project is US$3.2 million and will focus on continued resource and reserve expansion of the Mary LC, Drinkwater Highwall and adjacent satellite deposits, as well as testing of high quality exploration targets.
Scorpio Gold's CEO, Peter J. Hawley, P.Geo., is a Qualified Person for the Mineral Ridge project and has reviewed and approved the content of this release. For additional information, please see the Company's website at www.scorpiogold.com.
About Mineral Ridge
The Mineral Ridge gold mining operation is located in Esmeralda County, Nevada. Scorpio Gold holds a 70% interest with joint venture partner Waterton Global Value L.P. (30%), and is entitled to receive 80% of cash flow generated. Mineral Ridge is currently in production as a conventional open pit mining and heap leach operation. The property is host to multiple gold-bearing structures, veins and bodies at exploration, development and production stages. Scorpio Gold recently acquired the Goldwedge gold property and milling facility in Manhattan, Nevada and the Pinon gold property near Carlin, Nevada. The Company is assessing its exploration plans for these properties as well as the potential for toll milling at the 500 ton per day Goldwedge plant.
Peter J. Hawley, CEO
The Company relies on litigation protection for "forward-looking" statements. This news release contains forward-looking statements that are based on the Company's current expectations and estimates. Forward-looking statements are frequently characterized by words such as "plan", "expect", "project", "intend", "believe", "anticipate", "estimate", "suggest", "indicate" and other similar words or statements that certain events or conditions "may" or "will" occur, and include, without limitation, statements regarding the Company's plans with respect to the exploration, development and exploitation of its Mineral Ridge project and forecasts of mining, gold production and operating costs. Such forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual events or results to differ materially from estimated or anticipated events or results implied or expressed in such forward-looking statements, including risks such as mining risks, factors that can increase operating costs, delays related to completion of exploration programs and those risk factors outlined in the Company's Management Discussion and Analysis as filed on SEDAR. Any forward-looking statement speaks only as of the date on which it is made and, except as may be required by applicable securities laws, the Company disclaims any intent or obligation to update any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events or results or otherwise. Forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and accordingly undue reliance should not be put on such statements due to the inherent uncertainty thereof.
Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Scorpio Gold Corporation
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"I'M NOT A FUCKING CAT!" Mason roared from his corner pulling his keepers forward a few steps.
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Kirk MacDonald
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Kirk MacDonald was re-elected in the Sept. 18, 2006, provincial electon as the first member to represent the new electoral district of York North. He was official Opposition critic for areas of interest related to agriculture and aquaculture. He is the critic for areas of interest related to Business New Brunswick; Provincial Capital Commission; Population Growth Secretariat; NB Power; the New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board, and he is acting energy critic.
He is a member of the standing committees on law amendments and privileges.
He was formerly the member of the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick for the constituency of Mactaquac. A member of the Progressive Conservative Party, he was elected to the 54th legislature in the June 7, 1999, provincial election. During the 54th legislature, he was a member of the standing committees on public accounts, law amendments and legislative administration.
He was re-elected in the June 9, 2003, provincial election. He chaired the select committee on wood supply and served on the select committee on public automobile insurance. He was a member of the following standing committees: public accounts, private bills, Crown corporations, procedure, law amendments and the ombudsman.
On Feb. 14, 2006, he was sworn in as minister of Business New Brunswick.
He was born in Stanley, the son of Doug and Barbara MacDonald. He graduated from Stanley High School and continued his education at the University of New Brunswick, receiving a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in 1997. Active in politics since high school, having served on the Stanley High School Student Council, he is a director of the Tobique-Mactaquac Progressive Conservative Association.
MacDonald has also contributed widely to his community as a volunteer. He is a judge at local 4-H public speaking competitions. He is a member of the board of directors for St. Thomas Anglican Church and for the Stanley Fair Planning Committee. He chairs the agriculture exhibits committee at the Stanley Fair and is a member of the Stanley Agricultural Society #35. He is also a member of the UNB Business Society.
MacDonald lives in Stanley.
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Today AZ Cookbook is 2 years and 2 days old! Yay! For some odd reason I thought the blogiversary, that is the 2 years mark, was today, but after checking back on my It's official now post I realized it was on January 23. Bummer. But it's ok. Better than skipping the 1st blogiversary altogether last year, only to remember […]READ MORE →
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He is responsible for all of it, there is no one else to blame. It was on his watch, the Kobe Bryant contract extension. He is the reason the Lakers have yet to sign a starting point guard. Without regret he hired a coach that has never coached defense. These are his business decisions, no can save Jim Buss from what he has done. No one can reassure him either. Because Lakers basketball is a job without mercy. You are judged. You are not forgiven.
All men have flaws. The best men, the greatest men, the most influential men have flaws. The worst men, the most vulnerable men, especially destructive men have flaws. But here lies the difference with those that occupy a dynamic place in our culture, the ones who are revered: what we remember about them is not what they may have done wrong. Or what they did not achieve. Or how they slipped and fell in their careers. Or how they misjudged a situation. No one is immune from bad luck or ups and downs or bad years. But there are a small number of people who actually glow. They radiate confidence, success, intelligence, persistence, desire. You can call it charisma or charm or poise or salesmanship, the language hardly matters. What is relevant are the magical threads they weave around us, convincing us of their possibilities. We walk in their light because we need to believe what is in them is possible. It is in us too.
From the moment he left Wyoming to attend USC and then, years later, as he traveled along the glittery streets of Los Angeles and began buying and selling real estate and amassing a personal fortune which he leveraged into the complicated acquisition to buy the Lakers from irascible Jack Kent Cooke the evidence was overwhelmingly clear. Jerry Buss was a star. But this is also true: his second son inherited very little of his father's gift, the instinct and certainty and swag; birthright should matter but in this case the divide is huge. Compared to his father, Jim Buss is like that house on the corner with a good foundation but something is wrong with the roof or the windows.
At the age of twenty six Jim became president of a professional soccer team. The team, the Lazers, had relocated to Los Angeles after they were purchased by Jim's father. They drew only four thousand fans partly because Los Angeles never had a strong soccer base. In 1985 the team was particularly dreadful. In his version of a pep talk Jim informed the players that only a few of them had a chance at a new contract. The players responded as expected, in mutiny. The team finished in last place.
Behavior operates in a pattern of memory; people do the same thing over and over which explains a lot, it explains Jim Buss. There is no other way to describe it than to say JIm was a loser, a public one, the son who was not the father. If anything is true in life it is that reputation precedes you and reputation lords over you. It is what you build and what you destroy. It is what your name means, not to a friend but to a stranger. So Jim Buss is the past and Jim Buss is the present. Lose here, lose there, injury here, injury there, descending player here, descending player there, bad coach there, bad coach here.
Jim was an assistant to Jerry West. It was during the Lakers second renaissance, the first being the Showtime era, and Jerry could walk on water. He traded for Kobe Bryant, a stunning development since he traded for a player thought to be a huge risk. He yanked Shaquille O'Neal out of Orlando by paying him the most money. He pursued junior college transfer Nick Van Exel, a troubled soul but talent recognizes talent. He drafted Eddie Jones, a tough nosed dedicated player. Jerry West was himself a tortured man, one who depended on self scorn but he was a mythical figure to the outside world, one who had a gift: he identified greatness. This was the father in him, the father he wanted for himself but never received- Jerry loved the players he loved with a vengeance, he believed in their possibilities, he fought for their right to assert themselves, he nurtured their sorrows.
One of the truisms about children of the rich is the old saying about being born on third base and thinking you have hit a triple. And so it was that Jim Buss in his first year working for Jerry West gave an interview to Sports Illustrated. Suddenly he was the gambler's son; he went too far. About pro scouting Jim dismissed the science of it. The difficulty. He said it was not that hard to identify talent. He said any ten people in a bar could go out in the street and have the same results as professional scouts. In essence a drunk could do it. It was a stupid thing to say even if he thought it was true. And if he thought it was true what was he trying to imply about his boss, Jerry West, one of the greatest talent evaluators in NBA history?
Six years later Jerry West was gone, driven away. The Lakers needed a coach for the team and it was Jim's idea to hire Rudy Tomjanovich. Rudy was a player's coach who had a collaborative, open style of inclusion but he struggled as many do with the pressure that comes with the Lakers after Phil Jackson. Tomjanovich would be the first of three coaching hires Jim was responsible for, three consecutive failures. Tomjanovich lasted half a season; to go away the Lakers paid him ten million dollars.
In 2011 Jim made another failed hire, Mike Brown. Mike Brown coached seventy one games before he was fired. It's what Jim did best, firing coaches and then, as if blind, as if videotape and statistics did not exist, hiring the wrong replacements. Jim's hire of Mike D'Antoni was like a volcano spewing hot lava everywhere. Mike began his tenure by creating a turbulent relationship with Pau Gasol just as he had a few years before with Carmelo Anthony. His defense was careless and expectedly horrible, his devotion to Steve Nash was generous but misplaced, his disdain of big men was foolish and cost the Lakers Dwight Howard.
There are various ways in which to ruin things. The venture capitalist way is to buy a company and then sell off its parts for profit until there is nothing left that existed of the original organization, until it is nothing more than ashes. Can you really trust Jim? His father did. His father chose him. When he chose Jim he chose a dream. To Jerry Buss it was the sort of vow you make during a marriage ceremony, love and cherish and obey; love the team I am giving to you, cherish the team I am giving to you, obey the team I am giving to you. Jim has made good on the first two promises but has failed on the last.
"I would like to turn it over to Jim", Dr. Buss said a few years ago, "to see how effectively my strategy is while I am still alive and still have time to correct it if I didn't do it right."
If you want to waste time try to change someone. You will fail. People don't change. Jim can never be his father, never. He can never occupy the suite at Staples Center and have thousands look upon him with adoration because he created something here. He can never walk into practice and have his franchise player stop what he is doing to talk to him. He cannot act as if he is a builder because that would mean he has the sort of hands that understands how to put things together, to know where the joints are, where the glue is. It is not complicated who Jim really is, what he really is- a ghost, a quiet American, his father's white shadow, a math guy, a math guy who had a rich father and a famous father, a father who died and left him to take care of it all. He is not half of what people say he is but he is not half of what his father was either, not a quarter, but that is not a crime either. The truth takes care of itself.
Summer will come, it always does. The draft will come, it always does. The free agent market will come, it always does. Jim Buss will have his moment then and in the light he will either wither or expand. Perhaps the world will see that in the end his father's strategy was right all along. Jerry Buss the gambler will become Jerry Buss the prophet. Or perhaps the last thing we will remember about Jim Buss is how he ruined it all the old fashioned way. He ignored the smoke and the house burned down.
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British heavy metal gods Iron Maiden may be getting older, but their diehard fans stay the same age
Graeme McRanor, Special To The SunPublished: Friday, June 25, 2010
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Die-hard metal fans packed GM Place to worship lead singer Bruce Dickinson and guitarist Dave Murray from British rockers Iron Maiden.
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British heavy metal act Iron Maiden has sold more than 75-million albums worldwide. Impressive stuff when you consider that, throughout a career spanning three decades, the group has had little support from mainstream media.
Then again, there are no half-measures for metal fans. It's an all-or-nothing genre. So you won't find many folks who "kind of like" Iron Maiden.
Instead you'll find guys like the Brazilian priest who has 162 Iron Maiden tattoos and occasionally delivers sermons about the morality of the band's lyrics.
Not surprising then that Thursday night's concert at GM Place was packed with fanatical, double-devilhorning bangers who worship at the altar of Maiden.
One thing might shock the casual observer: Iron Maiden is getting older, but its fans have stayed the same age.
Sure, there were plenty of guys and gals in the crowd who bought Iron Maiden's eponymous debut on vinyl from Sam the Record Man when it came out in 1980, but this band has managed to do what most aging rockers cannot: stay relevant to a younger set.
Of course, bands don't get to Iron Maiden's level of success without learning a few tricks of the trade, and the merchandise tent pitched outside the stadium was moving merch faster than a snacks vendor outside the Vancouver Art Gallery on 4/20.
This time out, the band mostly plays material from four albums: Brave New World, released in 2000; Dance of Death, from 2003; 2006's A Matter of Life and Death and the forthcoming Final Frontier.
Unfortunately, this old-school omission did not deter arbitrary acts of "Woooo!" by the crowd -- anyone who lives within a five-block radius of GM Place will attest that the rather grating call sign is the banger's equivalent of South African soccer's vuvuzela -- but one has to think that fans of all ages appreciated the few golden oldies added to the setlist.
After a space-aged intro that probably had at least a few fans thinking they had inadvertently stepped into the Star Wars musical, the sextet appeared and launched into The Wicker Man.
Given the forthcoming album's title, the stage setup -- a space station-type deal framed by stars glowing on a black backdrop -- isn't surprising, but one almost expected a miniature Stonehenge to slowly drop from the ceiling.
Which means diehard Maiden fans should probably skip ahead one paragraph: the group's musicianship is, like most top-tier metal acts, impressive. Bruce Dickinson too is to be commended for his lyrical execution, although his levels were low and his vocals often got muddled in the mix. But the theatrical sum of the band's metal parts occasionally comes across like a parody act: let's call it Iron Maiden.
It seems our boys only saw fit to play one song, El Dorado, from the forthcoming album. It wasn't particularly memorable, which might explain the absence of the rest of the tracks. But if you're going to name your tour after that album, let's hear a few more from it.
Can't complain about drummer Niko McBrain -- he's great. Couldn't really see him behind his mountainous kit, but he must have been down there somewhere.
Looked like there was a sound guy down there, too. As songs like The Reincarnation of Benjamin Breeg prove -- and, in fact, all Maiden songs -- Dickinson's got a great voice. So it would have been nice for fans to hear it.
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What will replace the Chevron?
Original post made by Wondering, Menlo Park: The Willows, on May 22, 2007
The lot was quickly razed and surrounded by chainlink fence. It's been sporting a "For Lease" sign for a few weeks now.
What will take its place on this prominent neighborhood corner? How is that property zoned - could anything other than a gas station take its place?
Just wondering.
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a resident of Menlo Park: Downtown
on May 24, 2007 at 4:24 pm
I have been curious about why yhe Chevron station closed as well. If someone knows please post! thanks
a resident of Menlo Park: Downtown
on May 29, 2007 at 9:39 am
Fred Wedge retired on February 28, 2007.
No one else stepped forward to continue the business.
That is why that wonderful service station was removed.
I am surprised that this is the very first mention of this on this website or in the newspaper.
This was a very handy and convenient location for me to use along the Middlefield Road corridor.
I sure wish that gas station could somehow return under new ownership!
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Occasionally, The ConnCollegeLive Experience will invite guests to blog about their experiences as a Camel. You can find these guest posts below. Each guest post ends with a short description of the writer and their role on campus.
The ConnCollegeLive Experience is on summer break!
May 27, 2014
It's summer at Connecticut College! Our fantastic blog team has left campus for the break. They're off to internships, jobs and a few months of well-deserved relaxation. Although our team may share photos or quick updates over the next few months, the ConnCollegeLive Experience will be taking a break for the summer. We'll be up and running again in September.
In our inaugural year, our team of nine students produced over 130 posts. Through photography, words and video, our blog team captured their experiences in classes, with their advisers, meeting their roommates and making their mark on campus.
Highlights of this first year include the following posts.
- Alexis Cheney '16 took part in the first ever Pre-Floralia 5K Color Run and reflected on her class trip to the United Nations.
- Laura Cianciolo '16 attended President Bergeron's first Q&A and captured beautiful scenes of winter snowfall with her camera.
- Matteo Mobilio '16 recorded the excitement of dance fitness classes and importance of Curricular reVISION Week on film.
- Kurt Reinmund '15 took viewers behind the scenes of the Martial Arts Club, then wrote about his study abroad experience from Prague.
- Calli Reynolds '17 took part in her first Eclipse Weekend, a Connecticut College tradition filled with dance, history and alumni connections. As a first-year student, she came to realize that age doesn't really matter in college.
- CJ Robinson '16 wrote about his experience at the "Speak Up and Take Rape Culture Down" conference, and shared his favorite meals from Smith Dining Hall.
- Miguel Salcedo '14 captured photographs of his experience as a studio art major, showing late nights in Cummings Arts Center and life in the senior studio.
- Dana Sorkin '16 recorded her experiences as a first-time cast member of the Vagina Monologues, and as member of the Women's Rugby team.
- Marina Stuart '16 explored the history of Mamacoke Island, part of the Arboretum, and catalogued her excitement to study abroad in Scotland next fall.
The ConnCollegeLive Experience also included guest posts by Oliver Ames '17 about his involvement with TEDxConnecticutCollege, Yumi Kovic '14 about her science tutoring and Patty Shields '14, who reflected on her week at ESPN during the Super Bowl.
Have an idea for a guest post? Interested in writing, photographing or making videos as a Class of 2018 Camel? Send an email!
Welcome, President Bergeron!
April 8, 2014
In preparation for the Inauguration of President Bergeron, we were asked to create a video to help welcome our new president, on behalf of the student body. We interviewed some of our friends who are involved in a wide variety of activities to find out how what sort of messages they would send. The was one of the most exciting days of the year so far, and our aim was to capture the students' feelings leading up to the event.
-Matteo Mobilio '16 and Dana Sorkin '16
My Super Bowl experience
February 10, 2014
Occasionally, The ConnCollegeLive Experience will invite guests to blog about their experiences as a Camel. The following is part of this guest blogger series.
At the beginning of this month, I had the opportunity to work on the ESPN production team for the week of the Super Bowl. The job landed me in Times Square, NYC, where I worked at Times Square Studios (TSS), the location in which we shot our Sportscenter shows, and a variety of other stories, for the week.
During the fall, I worked for ESPN on College Friday Night football games at both Boston College and UCONN. I originally got the position through close family friend and alumna Caroline Davis '99. Caroline is a production manager for ESPN, and works primarily with Monday Night Football, PGA and the major tennis tournaments across the world. She set me up with the hiring team for ESPN, who contacted me to work my first game in September at Boston College. After connecting with the staff and meeting a wonderful group of people, they set me up with the production staff that invited me to work Super Bowl week.
I worked at TSS each day from 7:30 a.m.-5:30p.m., helping our studio production manager and talent producers make sure everything went according to schedule. We covered live Sportscenter hits, as well as different taping and live hits for The Scott Van Pelt and Rusillo Show, Highly Questionable and Numbers Never Lie. My job was to ensure that talent got from the front doors of the studio, to hair and makeup and onto set on time.
Although I did have to miss a week of school to participate in this work, I think that it was certainly worth it (sorry, Professors!). During the week, I not only met some of the best and most legendary football players in the NFL, but so many amazing people within production and operations from both the ABC and ESPN groups. As a senior who is approaching graduation, I am quickly learning that for where I want to be after graduation it is not necessarily what you know, but who you know, that gets you there. Making connections this week already provided me with a potential job offer, as well as a good deal of contacts in the industry that I can get in touch with as I am trying to decide where I want to end up when I leave in May.
Patty Shields '14 is a Psychology-Based Human Relations major, and has been studying Sports Communications. Through her work in the Sports Information Office, Patty manages the Camel Athletics social media outlets, including @CamelAthletics on Twitter.
Hannah Storm interviews AJ Hawk on the SportsCenter set (left,) and a behind-the-scenes view of anchors Hannah Storm, Mark Schelerth and Merril Hoge.
Advocating for a different way of learning
January 13, 2014
Occasionally, The ConnCollegeLive Experience will invite guests to blog about their experiences as a Camel. The following is the first in this guest blogger series.
I've been a tutor at Conn for the past three years. I work with students in the Science Leaders program in one-on-one and group sessions in chemistry, organic chemistry and biology. The tutoring program was started as a way to ensure our Science Leaders excel, but after last summer, I saw it also as an opportunity to experiment with new teaching techniques.
Traditionally, our group tutoring sessions work this way: Students arrive with their problem sets complete and ask the tutor any questions they have. Faculty and students approve of this type of setup because students can try the problems on their own, and anyone who needs extra help attends the tutoring sessions.
Unfortunately, the system never seemed to work out this way. Many times, students come to sessions without the problem set complete, either because they couldn't find the time, or worse, they became irreversibly stuck at some point in the assignment.
This summer, while I was applying to medical schools, I found that most incorporate problem-based learning (PBL) into their curriculum. I sat in on a PBL class for biochemistry at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, and it was incredible. Students worked together on complex problems in teams of five, always making sure everyone was on pace and fully understood the question at hand. The strangest thing was, they seemed to actually enjoy it.
So I gathered up our Science Leaders in organic chemistry, and I tried it. This year, rather than stringing together a number of chapter-related problems each week, we started designing problems that pull from multiple chapters and allow the students to make connections between what they are currently working on and older material.
These new sessions foster collaboration between students and teach them that even in organic chemistry, each one of them can benefit from working together.
Yumi Kovic '14 is a biochemistry major, a Science Leader and the winner of the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship, which encourages outstanding students to pursue careers in science, mathematics or engineering.


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Romeo Crennel glided to the podium, looking sharp in a suit with a crisp white shirt and a Chiefs-red tie. He positively bounced on his seat.
He was beaming.
"Everybody doing all right," he asked, surveying the room of reporters.
"Ohh…you don't sound excited. I'm excited about the pick myself. Ok? Let you guys know that."
While the Chiefs' draft room was full of smiles and handshakes, the Chiefs draft party was full of, well, something different.
"Huge boos and cursing after pick," said Arrowhead Addict senior staffer and Arrowhead Correspondent Randy Murawski who attended the draft party.
"And half the place went home," he added.
It was a curious feeling.
When Scott Pioli came to Kansas City, the fans quickly learned that he'd be bringing a 3-4 defense with him. The Chiefs hired Clancy Pendergast to help them install the new offense and KC fans began doing research on the new base set. The research indicated that the most important piece of the 3-4 was the nose tackle.
From that moment on and throughout every draft that followed, Chiefs fans seemed absolutely positive that their team would soon be adding a nose. Yet nearly three drafts passed before the Chiefs drafted defensive tackle Jerrell Powe in the 5th round in 2011. While many of the fans were excited about Powe, the Chiefs obviously had their doubts. Powe was rarely active and hardly played his rookie season.
Yet when the time came last night, when the Chiefs finally drafted a nose tackle high, the fans were livid.
"We wanted a GOOD nose tackle, not a prototypical bust," one AA reader commented via Twitter.
Poe is a guy most fans hadn't heard of until the NFL Scouting Combine. His career numbers at Memphis were mediocre at best and it was not until he put up jaw-dropping numbers in Indy that he landed on the national radar.
According to Crennel, however, Poe was on the Chiefs' radar long before his workouts in Indianapolis.
While Poe's detractors complained that the DT was merely a workout warrior who played poorly against mediocre competition in college, a beaming Crennel told the KC media why he thought Poe's college numbers were lackluster.
"He was outside, five technique, three technique, two technique, nose tackle," said Crennel. "And he played them all during the course of every game. At 350 pounds, he played every snap in the game. And so if a guy who is that large can play every snap, without laying down and quitting, there's something to him."
"He's a jack of all trades. It's hard to be good at any one thing when you're doing all those things."
Despite Poe's lack of experience playing in one spot, Crennel seemed extremely excited about the pick and he said he believes the Chiefs can get Poe ready to play nose in the NFL.
"We think that if we can get him and put him at this nose spot and let him play one position and let him learn all the techniques and the blocking schemes from that position, I think we're gonna see a really good player."
Crennel also things that Poe can be a disruption in the passing game by playing all three downs.
"I think that you can even see him on third down because he has that kind of ability that he can effect the QB in the pocket."
"You watch the tape and he's making moves because he gets into the pocket and he affects the QB because the ball's coming out quick. He doesn't get the sacks but he affects the QB. I think that what he will do for us is that he will help our pass rush. Particularly with guys coming off the edge, with Tamba, if you have somebody that can get into the middle of the pocket now the QB can't step up, all right? If nothing else, Tamba will be a more productive rusher and end up with more sacks."
The Chiefs need help in the pass rushing department. While Justin Houston showed promise, Tamba Hali is the team's only consistent, reliable pass rushing threat. With Tyson Jackson and Glenn Dorsey failing to get pressure on QB's when given the chance, the Chiefs needed a defensive lineman that could get a consistent push. Since Dorsey and Jackson have so much value in the running game, finding help at NT was a logical choice.
The Romeo Crennel that took the podium Thursday night did not look like a coach who had just had a player he didn't want shoved onto his lap by a controlling GM. He looked like a child who just opened up a rather large package with a rather shiny bicycle in it on Christmas morning.
Excited or no, however, Crennel said he was not prepared to hand Poe the starting job on day one.
"I never let rookies be the starter," said Crennel. "When Eric Berry came I didn't make him a starter. He had to go out there and show me something first so Poe is going to have to do the same."
A reporter mentioned that Berry was running with the first team after only one practice.
"That's all it took," Romeo said laughing.
The Chiefs likely know it will take more than one day for Dontari Poe, but as long as the rookie is ready come September, the Chiefs could be well on their way to having a top five defense.


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November 1 2014 Latest news:
By Kelly-Ann Kiernan , Chief Reporter
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
ELECTIONS to decide who should represent residents on Welwyn Hatfield Council will take place on Thursday, May 3.
One seat in every ward, except Welham Green, will be up for grabs.
Voters will be able to mark their ballot cards between 7am and 10pm, and counting will take place overnight Thursday into Friday.
*Candidates must notify the returning officer by noon tomorrow (Wednesday) if they intend to stand.
The WHT will provide a full list as soon as it is released.
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Join the #JustVote Twitter storm NOW
By Alexandra | Published: October 10, 2013
TweetThe National Women's Law Center is hosting a "Twitter storm" to call on the House to vote on a clean continuing resolution already. The NWLC will retweet all messages under the hashtag #JustVote between 2:00pm-2:30pm today. Join in now! Here are some sample tweets from the NWLC for your use: Nobody picking up in your [...]
"Legitimate rape" and legitimate abortions
By Alexandra | Published: August 19, 2013
TweetA year after then-Rep. Todd Akin's "legitimate rape" fiasco, the National Women's Law Center has released a report in commemoration: Shut That Whole Thing Down: A Survey of Abortion Restrictions Even in Cases of Rape. The report looks at abortion restrictions from the first six months of this year and, as RH Reality Check summarized, [...]
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By Alexandra | Published: May 14, 2013
Tweet California domestic workers demand a Bill of Rights. Remember when prison abolition was a feminist priority? In case you needed another reason to hate drones, Amanda Marcotte has you covered. "What theory did you use to stay warm at night?" A map of New York publications. NC Senate passes bill erroneously listing abortion as [...]
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Alex Zanardi will be back under engine power in 2014.
Brendon Hartley joins United regulars Mark Patterson and Alain Li. Second consecutive visit to Iconic Mount Panorama for United Autosports. A huge International 50-car grid for 2013.
The long-term agreement will commence with a new car for the 2013 and 2014 seasons.
Stephen Errity, GT Correspondent
A meeting of the World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) took place in Barcelona, Spain, today (3 June), and the following decisions were taken:


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My favourite pastry is their sweet custard and pineapple bun. Brian loves pineapple buns so we get those as well. I'm also a big fan of their garlic-hot dog buns and their custard tarts which they usually keep in the front.
Delicious and a cheap treat!


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Teens join Twitter to escape parents on Facebook: survey
"Teens don't tweet, will never tweet – too public, too many older users. Not cool.
That's been the prediction for a while now, born of numbers showing that fewer than one in 10 teens were using Twitter early on.
But then their parents, grandparents, neighbours, parents' friends and anyone in-between started friending them on Facebook, the social networking site of choice for many — and a curious thing began to happen….."
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"You plagiarized a sentence in an essay? Expelled & we'll make it hard for you to enroll into another school ever again."
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Arthur Uyselt
August 19, 2014 BELOIT — Arthur Uyselt, 80, of Beloit passed died Monday at his home. Arrangements are pending at Gednetz-Ruzek Funeral Home. Friends may send condolences and sign the guest register online at www. more »»
Thomas O. Dickey
August 19, 2014 LISBON — Thomas O. Dickey, 79, of Lisbon, died at 6:10 p.m. Monday at Salem Regional Medical Center. Arrangements are pending at Arbaugh-Pearce-Greenisen & Sons Funeral and Cremation Services, Salem. more »»
Wayne C. Slosser
August 19, 2014 SALEM — Wayne C. Slosser, 82, services and calling hours will be held Thursday, Aug. 28. Times and full obituary will be in Wednesday's paper. more »»
B. Sis Barto
August 19, 2014 COLUMBIANA — B. Sis Barto, 84, of Metz Road, died at 9:10 a.m. Monday at her residence. Sis was born Dec. more »»
Walter Lambeth Sherertz?
August 19, 2014 SEBRING — Walter Lambeth Sherertz, 86, formerly of Berlin Center, died at 3:48 a.m. Wednesday at the Crandall Medical Center in Sebring. more »»
Monnet Wilma Dickerson Young
August 19, 2014 SALEM — Monnet Wilma Dickerson Young, 94, of Courtyard at Lexington, formerly a long time resident of Damascus, Ohio, died at 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Aug, 17, 2014, at the Courtyard at Lexington. more »»
Wayne C. Slosser
August 18, 2014 SALEM — Services and calling hours will be held Thursday at the Grandview Cemetery Chapel for Wayne C. Slosser, 82. Times and a full obituary will appear in Tuesday's edition. more »»
Betsy A. Kunkle
August 18, 2014 New Waterford — Betsy A. Kunkle, 85, of Bentwood Drive, formerly of East Palestine, died at 10:53 p.m. Saturday at the Covington Community Campus, East Palestine, where she had been a patient. more »»
Lillian Kay (Benner) Wilson
August 17, 2014 SALEM — Lillian Kay (Benner) Wilson, 64, of Salem, died at 10:25 p.m. Friday at University Hospital in Cleveland. more »»
Richard L. Clark Jr.
August 16, 2014 NORTH BENTON — Richard L. Clark Jr., 64 of state Route 14 died at 2:32 p.m. Thursday at St. Elizabeth Medical Center of Youngstown. Born Aug. 25, 1949, in Salem, he was the son of the late Richard . more »»
Clyde E. Marks Jr.
August 16, 2014 ROCK HILL, S.C. — Clyde E. Marks Jr., 73, passed away on Friday, Aug. 1, 2014, at his home in Rock Hill, S.C. Clyde was born April 14, 1941, in Hollandtown, Pa., the son of Clyde E. Marks Sr. more »»
Roland C. "Rollie" Smith
August 16, 2014 ALLIANCE — Roland C. "Rollie" Smith, 87, a former Salem resident, died at 3:49 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 14, 2014, at the Canterbury Villa of Alliance. more »»
Robert C. Fisher
August 15, 2014 SALEM — Robert C. Fisher of Salem died Tuesday at Salem Regional Medical Center. He was born on March 1, 1945 in Ravenna, the son of Everett and Ruby Eckels Fisher. more »»
Walter L. Sherertz
August 15, 2014 SALEM — Walter L. Sherertz, 86, died at 3:48 a.m. Wednesday at Crandall Medical Center. Arrangements are pending at Arbaugh-Pearce-Greenisen & Sons Funeral Home. more »»
Roland C. Smith
August 15, 2014 ALLIANCE —?Roland C. Smith, 87, a former Salem resident, died at 3:49 p.m. Thursday at the Canterbury Villa of Alliance. Arrangements are pending at the Stark Memorial Funeral Home. more »»
Wayne E. Slosser
August 14, 2014 Satellite Beach, Fla. — Wayne E. Slosser died Wednesday morning in Denver, Col. Arrangements are pending at Stark Memorial. more »»
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August 14, 2014 EAST PALESTINE — Paul G. Geiger III, 62, of West Martin Street, died at 9:12 a.m. Tuesday at St. Elizabeth's Medical Center, Boardman Campus, after becoming ill at home. Born Oc. more »»
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August 13, 2014 SALEM – Larry Dale Hooper, 63, a former Salem resident, died at 8 a.m. Friday, Aug. 8, 2014 in the Heritage Hospice Center in Marietta, Ga. He was born Dec. more »»
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August 13, 2014 SALEM — Dale B. Emelo, 70, of Salem died at 7:44 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2014, at his home. He was born Feb. 23, 1944, in West Brownsville, Pa., the son of late Joseph and Janie E. (Furlong) Emelo. more »»


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This CDRM Monograph discusses quantification of exposure and vulnerability of complex, spatially distributed systems, yielding estimates of local and systemwide potential losses for different alternatives in multihazard decision situations. These situations require an integration of scientific, engineering, social, administrative, psychological, and political processes with advances, setbacks, and many uncertainties. This monograph consists of eight papers that illustrate work done to date and plans for work to be done on managing these risks for potable water, electric power, transportation, and other infrastructure systems threatened by earthquakes, tsunamis, landslides, severe storms, saboteurs, and various other hazards.
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Max for live devices won't open in editor (Max 5.1.9 & Live 8.2.6, OSX Lion)
Since my upgrade to OSX Lion, I can't open patches in the Max editor anymore… it will get stuck at "Starting Max Editor…". I've installed the latest version for Max as well as Ableton AND trashed the Preferences.cfg of Ableton.
ALSO, I can't open amxd files in MaxMSP if I want to… Anyone got any idea?
I need to do some workshops tomorrow on M4L, anyone got any idea?
Thanks in advance!
Same problem here!
Ableton Live 8.2.6
OSX Lion 10.7
- Checked the hosts file
- Deleted the 'Max 5 Preferences Folder'
Still the same problem. Starting Max Editor.. . Stuck!
Fixed it already.
Open finder -> menu bar 'Go' -> Select 'Go to Folder' -> Fill in '/etc/' -> The hosts file should be located in that folder -> Open hosts file.
Now the hosts file should look like this:
# Host Database
# localhost is used to configure the loopback interface
# when the system is booting. Do not change this entry.
127.0.0.1 localhost
255.255.255.255 broadcasthost
::1 localhost
fe80::1%lo0 localhost
In Lion you first have to make a duplicate. You can change the name later to 'hosts' and overwrite it.
And make sure when you save it in 'TextEdit' deselect the 'If no extension is provided, use ".txt".
I have the same problem on Snow Leopard and Live 8.2.7, but neither deleting prefs nor changing the hosts file fixes the problem. I had the same problem before I upgraded from Live 8.2.5 to 8.2.7 and from Max 5.1.8 (I think) to 5.1.9, but somehow upgrading seemed to take care of the problem. Now, a couple of days later, the problem is back.
I've checked both hosts files btw (etc/hosts and private/etc/hosts).
I'm just curious — why is the hosts file needed? Why is name resolution required to edit a file?
I am having this same issue. I already checked my hosts file(s) and they appear exactly as they should. Tried uninstalling and re-installing everything. Deleting prefs. Ugh. I have to do a Max for Live lecture soon at a festival.
Emailed support, more or less venting
For me the issue was an old version of Speakerphone which kind of broke a lot of things in Live.
Installed the Lion-compatible version and all is well now!
The problem is back. New computer (now 10.8) and version 8.3.4 of Live (still version 5.1.9 of Max5). Tried using Max6 for MFL instead, but nothing opens.
- Thrased pref files for Max5, Max6 and Live
- Checked hosts file (etc/hosts and private/etc/hosts)
- Repaired disk permissions
Did you find a solution to this? This might be related…


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Inside Edition
|Inside Edition
|Created by
|John Tomlin
Bob Young
|Presented by
|Deborah Norville (1995–present)
|Country of origin
|United States
|No. of seasons
|No. of episodes
(as of May 28, 2010)
|Running time
|30 minutes
|Production company(s)
|King World Productions (1989-2007)
CBS Television Distribution (2007-present)
Inside Edition, Inc.
|King World Productions (1989-2007)
CBS Television Distribution (2007-present)
|Original channel
|First-run syndication
|Picture format
|480i (SDTV) (1988–2011)
1080i (HDTV) (2011–present)
|Original run
|January 9, 1989 – present
|External links
Inside Edition is a thirty-minute American television syndicated news magazine program. The show was originally a mix of tabloid crime stories, investigations, and celebrity gossip. It is one of the original "Big Three" American tabloid-style TV newsmagazines of the early 1990s -- the other two were A Current Affair and Hard Copy -- which fiercely competed with each other and is the only one of the three still on the air.
The first anchor of the program was David Frost, who was replaced after approximately three weeks with Bill O'Reilly. The current anchor is former Today anchor Deborah Norville, who took over for O'Reilly in 1995. Steve Kamer has been the show's announcer since its inception.
On August 29, 2011, Inside Edition began airing in high definition.
Current on-air staff[edit]
- Deborah Norville - anchor (1995–present)
- Megan Alexander - New York-based Correspondent (2007–present)
- Lisa Guerrero - Chief Investigative Correspondent (2010–present)
- Diane McInerney - New York-based Correspondent & weekend co-/fill-in anchor (2003–present)
- Jim Moret - Los Angeles-based Chief Correspondent (2004–present)
- Victoria Recaño - Los Angeles-based Correspondent (2002–2004; 2012–present)
- Les Trent - New York-based Senior Correspondent (2000–present)
- April Woodard - Senior/freelance Correspondent and weekend anchor (2001-2009, 2014-present)
- Steven Fabian - On-Air Correspondent (2014-present)
Former on-air staff[edit]
- Don Criqui - weekend anchor/correspondent (1995–2002)
- Rita Cosby - New York-based correspondent (2008–2009)
- David Frost - inaugural anchor correspondent (1989)
- Rudy Giuliani - chief legal analyst (1990–1993; former New York City mayor and former presidential candidate)
- Nancy Glass - weekend anchor/senior correspondent (1992–1993; went on to host the former syndicated King World news magazine American Journal)
- Star Jones - chief legal analyst (1994–1997; former personality for both The View and truTV)
- Rick Kirkham - correspondent
- Bill O'Reilly - anchor correspondent (1989–1995; now hosts The O'Reilly Factor on Fox News Channel)
- Jon Scott - reporter (1988–1992; now hosts Happening Now on Fox News Channel)
- Rolonda Watts - senior correspondent, weekend anchor, and producer (1988-1993; Rolonda - Talk Show, was announcer on Judge Joe Brown)
- Steve Wilson - reporter (1992–1995; a former reporter for WXYZ-TV in Detroit, Michigan)
- Paul Boyd - New York-based correspondent & weekend anchor (2001–2014, now weekend anchor at WTMJ-TV in Milwaukee)
American Women in Radio and Television – Excellence in Reporting 1995 – ("Bosnian War Orphans")[citation needed]
George Polk Award - Special Achievement in Journalism 1996[1][2]
Inside Edition has been characterised by the Pew Project for Excellence in Journalism as "tabloid press"[3] and a "pseudo news program".[4]
- ^ Big Television Shocker: Tabloid Shows Go Soft; The Mainstream Networks Are Co-opting What Was Once Too Lurid for Prime Time - New York Times
- ^ George Polk Awards - Previous Winners Long Island University; retrieved January 8, 2014
- ^ The Clinton Crisis and the Press | Pew Research Center's Journalism Project
- ^ Changing Definitions of News | Pew Research Center's Journalism Project
External links[edit]
- 1989 American television series debuts
- 1980s American television series
- 1990s American television series
- 2000s American television series
- 2010s American television series
- American news television series
- English-language television programming
- Entertainment news shows in the United States
- First-run syndicated television programs in the United States
- Television series by CBS Paramount Television


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