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|The Tamiment Library Web Archive (Labor and the Left): Alternative Mass Media, was created with the Web Archiving Service from the California Digital Library. The Web Archiving Service was made possible with support from the National Digital Information and Infrastructure Preservation Program and the University of California, as part of a project to preserve born-digital political communication. The Tamiment Library creates topically based archives of websites documenting labor and left activity, principally that based in the United States. The collection contains periodically archived websites, with additional websites added on an ongoing basis, from which additional topically based web archives are created, of primarily U.S. Left entities (organizations and individuals) engaged in a variety of causes and issues, including civil and human rights, social and economic justice, and other issues. NOTE: For technical, privacy and other reasons, archived websites may not be exact copies of the original website at the time of the web crawl. Note: if a link does not work, click on the TITLE of this archive (in the "Description" section at the beginning of the finding aid) to access the archive, then use the site list to select the web site(s) you wish to view.
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With Father's day fast approaching, I would like to send a shout out to the people typically ignored on days like this:
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Continuing with their unorthodox approach to the team this season, Mike McCarthy and Ted Thompson have named rookie seventh-round pick Matt Flynn the number two quarterback on the depth chart behind first-year starter Aaron Rodgers and ahead of highly touted second-round pick Brian Brohm. Flynn had a more productive preseason than Rodgers and showed good game managing skills to take over the number two spot from Brohm. It was assumed that Brohm would be the number two quarterback by many, but Thompson and McCarthy pulled another surprise this offseason. In college at LSU, Flynn had only 13 career starts, 12 in his senior year when he led the Tigers to the National Championship over Ohio State. Brohm was almost a golden boy after his record career at Louisville, but apparently he wasn't producing this preseason.
The Viking Age thinks that the Packers are doomed if Rodgers goes down, but, being blinded by some form of homerism, I think that Flynn could be an adequate replacement as a game manager. With all the talent in the offense, the Packers just need a quarterback who can come in and run the plays. Flynn showed he can do that in the preseason. Remember, McCarthy asked Brett Favre to be a game manager for 2007, and look at the season he had.
Although the quarterbacks are inexperienced, I'm trusting that Thompson and McCarthy know what they are doing in having Flynn and Brohm back up Rodgers. And, of course, I hope Rodgers does not put us in a situation where we have to see how Flynn can perform under pressure.
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Operations are back to normal Friday at Philadelphia International Airport after a plane aborted its takeoff Thursday evening after a tire blew.
State Offices Closed Monday, Christie Declares Emergency
Gov. Christie has declared a state of emergency and ordered all state offices closed Monday, in anticipation of hazardous road conditions from the developing snowstorm. A growing number of schools are also planning to remain closed.
Winter Storm Will Make Monday a Mess
Details about our next winter storm on Monday are beginning to come into focus.
Tornado Watch Canceled for New Jersey
A Tornado Watch has been canceled for central and southern counties in New Jersey as mild temperatures bring concerns about flooding, severe thunderstorms and fog.
New Jersey is Digging Out in Bitter Cold
Bitter cold air settles in as the cleanup from Tuesday's snow gets underway.
NJ Braces for Snow and Bitter Winter Cold
A bitter blast of winter cold headed for New Jersey will be accompanied by 8 to 10 inches of snow Tuesday.
Dense Fog Blankets New Jersey
A dense fog is blanketing New Jersey for the morning commute and into the midday.
How to Follow the State of the State Address
There are a number of ways for you to follow Governor Christie's State of the State address.
New Jersey Copes With Cold Consequences
New Jersey woke up on Tuesday to the coldest weather in 20 years.
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Snow that gave New Jersey a challenging Friday morning is giving way to frigid temperatures.
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Other writing by Toni Roman A Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles Thanksgiving #1 Terminal & Termination (part one) #2 Terminal & Termination (part two) Rave #6 Witness Protection Program #7 The Runaway
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Issue release date: November 2010
Giant Basal Cell Carcinoma of the Breast Mimicking Paget's Disease: Complete Remission after Photodynamic TherapyMikhaimer N.C. · Kähler K.C. · Schwarz T. · Mundhenke C. · Hauschild A.
aKlinik für Dermatologie, Venerologie und Allergologie, bKlinik für Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe, Mammazentrum, Campus Kiel, Universitätsklinikum Schleswig-Holstein, Kiel, Germany
Background: Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) in the nipple area is extremely rare and can be mistaken for Paget's disease. Case Report: A 47-year-old woman complained of a slowly growing, scaly erythematous plaque around her right nipple which had developed over several years. Paget's disease of the breast was suspected. Biopsies revealed a superficial BCC. The maximum tumor thickness was measured as 1 mm. Considering the superficial character of the tumor, photodynamic therapy (PDT) as a non-invasive approach was performed. Complete remission (CR) with an excellent cosmetic result was achieved after 4 PDT sessions. In the follow-up, CR with no signs of a local recurrence was evident after more than 24 months. Conclusion: In similar superficial cases of BCCs, non-invasive procedures such as PDT can be discussed as an alternative option to radical surgery or radiotherapy, with an excellent aesthetic outcome in carefully selected cases.
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PBS LearningMedia is intended for use by educators and students. Creating user accounts works the same way for all users, however, PBS strongly recommends that educators set up accounts for all students. This is because a single point of account creation keeps things organized and gives educators full control over their digital classroom. This section demonstrates how to create a user account and provides tips on creating student accounts.
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- - From http://www.pbslearningmedia.org, click LOG IN in the upper right side of the screen (Figure 1).
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- - Type your first name, last name, and email address into the textboxes provided (Figure 3.1). Type your email address again to confirm.
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- - Click the checkbox which states you have read and understand the privacy policy and terms of use (Figure 3.4).
- - Click Register (Figure 3.5).
- - You have the option of clicking the Keep me logged in checkbox so PBS LearningMedia will retain your login information every time you come to the site (Figure 3.6).
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- - The station to which you localized appears in the banner section (Figure 4.1).
- - Your profile information appears with specific fields auto-populated. Next to the School ZIP code textbox you can see a count of how many schools are available in that area (Figure 4.2).
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- - Click the Role dropdown menu and click the role that best describes how you will be using PBS LearningMedia (Figure 4.4). *Users under 13 should be assigned Learner role.
- - If you have been given a Promo code, click Promo Code? Click here to enter your code (Figure 4.5). What is a promo code?
- - When you are finished, click Submit (Figure 4.6).
What is a Promo code? Promo codes help PBS track the success of specific online campaigns designed to drive new registrations. One example, promo codes have been assigned to the PBS LearningMedia Teacher Core members to track new users who register through their connection with the Teacher Core. These codes are available to new users only.
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- - Log in to www.PBSLearningMedia.org.
- - In the top navigation menu, hover your mouse over Dashboard and click Profile (Figure 1).
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- - Click the Update button (Figure 2.1) next to Personal information to update your:
- - First name
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- - Role
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- - You can also access the Change password functionality by clicking Change Password (Figure 2.3).
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- - Your profile edits appear and your account setup is complete (Figure 4).
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- - Log in to www.PBSLearningMedia.org.
- - In the top navigation menu, hover your mouse over Dashboard and click Profile (Figure 1).
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- - Click Change Password (Figure 2).
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- - Type your old password in the first textbox (Figure 3.1), then type your new password in the next two textboxes (Figure 3.2)
- - Click Submit (Figure 3.3).
- - Click Cancel to back out of the process (Figure 3.4).
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- - Click Submit to complete the process or click Cancel and return to login if you suddenly remembered your password (yay!) and no longer need to submit the form (Figure 2.2).
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- - A message confirming that your password has been sent to the email address appears. Click Close (Figure 3).
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- - Open your email inbox and click the link provided in the body of the email sent from PBS (Figure 4).
* If you do not see the email in your inbox, check your spam folder.
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- - In the New password textbox, type a new password that contains between 8-90 characters. Include numbers and capital letters to increase the security of your password. In the New password confirmation textbox, type the same password again (Figure 5.1).
- - Click Reset (Figure 5.2).
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- - Click the X in the browser tab to close the user profile window and return to the PBS LearningMedia website where you can log in to the site with your new password (Figure 6).
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Creating student accounts
Users under the age of 13 must have an account created by a teacher or authorized adult user and should be assigned the Learner role.
Currently, the registration process for students is identical to educators (except for users under the age of 13 as noted above). Because PBS recommends that educators create accounts for all students, the process must be replicated for each user. Follow the steps outlined in the sections above to register students and refer to the following tips to create a process and a flow that will help reduce the time it takes to register multiple users.
- - Create a naming convention for usernames. Think of a user naming convention that is unique to your environment and can be easily modified for implementation. Perhaps first initial plus last name plus school name. Example: jsmith-lemonelementary. By doing this you can simply copy and paste the username into each user profile and modify only part of it.
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Authorities in Australia say material washed ashore is not related to missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) examined photographs of debris, which was found by a member of the public near the town of Augusta, some 300km (190 miles) south of Perth.
The material was metallic and about 2.5m (8ft) long, according to reports.
"We're satisfied that it's not a lead in terms of the search for MH370," ATSB chief Martin Dolan told ABC News.
On Wednesday, Mr Dolan told CNN the material was "sufficiently interesting" for the ATSB to take a look, but added: "The more we look at it, the less excited we get."
The images have also been sent to authorities in Malaysia.
Malaysia is running the investigation into the plane's disappearance, but search efforts are being led by Australia's Joint Agency Co-ordination Centre (JACC).
For the past two days, bad weather has prevented planes from taking part in the search about 1,600km (990 miles) north-west of Perth.
A US Navy mini-submarine scanning the ocean bed has covered more than 80% of a 310 sq km (120 sq miles) search area in the southern Indian Ocean, without finding any sign of debris in water that is up to 4.5km deep.
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Don't look now, but the Oklahoma Sooners showed up to play tonight in the Allstate Sugar Bowl and are currently shocking the Alabama Crimson Tide inside the Superdome in New Orleans.
After some questionable performances all year, marred by inconsistencies, Sooners QB Trevor Knight has been about as good as you could have asked him to be so far in the first half, and so have his wide receivers.
They've been so good actually, that they were able to take the lead on the vaunted Tide late in the second quarter on this play.
With about three minutes to go in the half, Knight dropped back and found Jalen Saunders for this deep touchdown strike that put the Sooners up 24-17 on the powers from the SEC:
This is certainly a shocker in New Orleans as no one really expected this to happen. Alabama was supposed to come out angry and looking to make a point, but instead, it's Oklahoma that's making the point tonight.


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Janis Pastore Smith graduated in 1968 with a degree in art from the Univeristy of the Pacific. At Pacific, she studied with Professors/artists Larry Walker, Richard Reynolds and Richard Yip. After graduation she began a 25year teaching career, with time in between to raise a family with husband Andy. After retirement in 2008, she returned to her love of art studying watercolor and drawing from Deanna Hunt through Pacific's Olli Program. She continued her studies at Pacific under the tutelage of Professor and artist Lucinda Kasser. There she began working in oils, discovering her passion for the rich, vibrant colors and energetic brush strokes the medium allows. Her landscapes are inspired by her travels through Italy and by many trips into the Sierra Nevada and seaside areas in and around Pacific Grove. She continues exploring the medium, expanding into the area of still life, figure drawing and Japanese style, by taking workshops with artist Peggi Kroll-Roberts.
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In school we learn to be good little Americans—or Frenchmen—or Russians. We learn how to take the crap that's going to be shoveled on us all our lives. In school the state wraps up people's minds so tight that it can afford to leave their bodies alone. Repression? You want to see victims of repression? Come look at most of the students at San Diego State College, where I work. They want to be told what to do. They don't know how to be free. They've given their will to this institution just as they'll continue to give their will to the institutions that engulf them in the future.– Jerry Farber, quoted by Derrick Jensen in Walking on Water (via cultureofresistance)
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If you are a white woman and you want to call yourself a feminist, you must acknowledge that your whiteness affords you a privilege that shields you from a lot. You must also acknowledge that you are afforded privileges that some men in this country do not have. Racism and sexism are tightly intertwined. You cannot fight one while ignoring the other.–
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Virginity is a social construct, meaning it's not an actual physical thing. Having sex, any kind of sex in no way changes your body. It may change the way you view things, but it may not. Virginity as a concept can be damaging. People view virginity different. People view sex different. For some people sex is just a penis in a vagina but that's a very narrow view. For many people sex is oral sex, manual sex, frottage and many other things. With any of these kinds of sex it's possible to pass STIs or even with some to get pregnant. What constitutes sex then, and what constitutes virginity? We all have sexual things we haven't tried, new things to discover and new things to experience but why draw that line in the sand? I understand wanting to communicate "I haven't had sex", but then you have to explain what sex means to you.
The word virgin itself and the concept has been used for many years to harm. virginity as a concept was made as a means for men to own women. If you look up the history of the concept (and really the concept of marriage as well) it was a way for men to ensure that they were in charge of their lineage and women were literally treated like objects. They were sold and if they weren't "virgins" they were killed. Because the Hymen isn't exactly the way we were taught women were taught that they had to kill an animal and save its blood to spill on their wedding bed so that their new husbands would be reassured that they were "virgins" and wouldn't kill them.
These are things to take into account when you use the word "virgin".
"Nationalism of one kind or another was the cause of most of the genocide of the twentieth century. Flags are bits of colored cloth that governments use first to shrink-wrap people's minds and then as ceremonial shrouds to bury the dead."— Arundhati Roy
Illustration piece for my Ill 1 class. We had to do a conceptualized celebrity portrait. I chose Neil Gaiman surrounded by Coraline things.
Dear white people,
your cute little bracelets, flowy skirts, spangly little outfits, white girls in a field, long curly waves expertly styled, painted plates, greasy white dreads, mock caravans, scarves in the summer, colorful dresses, stolen dream catchers, road tripping days, crappy face paint, fake headresses, ARE NOT GYPSY.
Because "gypsy" is a SLUR. A word used to propagate discrimination and genocide. A weapon used to hurt and demean Romani people. It's not an identity that you put on and discard at the end of your day with your dangly earrings and carefully applied makeup.
You CAN'T wear a culture.
You CAN'T wear an ethnicity.
You CAN'T wear an identity.
All that you're doing is showing how much of a privileged and ignorant person you are.
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Deer Jet, Asia's largest business jet operator, is gradually transforming from a regional operator to a global one as it approaches its 20th anniversary. The Beijing-based company now has a fleet of 85 aircraft, based not only in Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong, but also in the U.S., Dubai and Moscow. According to Zhang Peng, who was promoted to president of the company in August, Deer Jet's international flight operations have increased by 80 percent over 2013, now up to 6,800 annual flight hours to more than 300 airports worldwide.
Securaplane has grouped its lithium-ion battery technology under the "System Lithium" brand. Typically, such batteries weigh about half the weight of a traditional sealed lead-acid or nickel-cadmium battery, and in a large aircraft can save up to 200 pounds. Rather than being a single, sealed unit, the company's lithium-iron phosphate batteries typically comprise clusters of low-power, smartphone-style cells packaged in a unit with advanced electronic cell management and health monitoring, with each cell surrounded by several layers of short-circuit protection.
Lighting specialist Luma Technologies introduced two new products aimed at the Beechcraft King Air family. Having developed its Lumatech series of LED-based caution/warning annunciator panels to meet the needs of 200- and 300-series King Airs, Luma has introduced a 45-station variant for the King Air C90. In conjunction with the Lumatech series, the company has also developed LED-based glareshield floodlights. The lights are available with three- or five-light bar assemblies that can "daisy-chain" using simple connectors and plug into existing power and control connections.
RocketRoute and Aircraft Performance Group (APG) have partnered to offer APG's runway performance data as part of the RocketRoute flight-planning system. APG has been providing aircraft takeoff/landing and engine-out performance data since 1999. By adding APG data to the RocketRoute system, detailed runway analysis can be accessed directly on the flightdeck, which is especially useful when operating to and from short fields and those at high altitudes. APG's data also provides tailored engine-out procedures and allows in-flight appraisal of potential diversion airfields.
Winglet Technology has completed testing its new elliptical winglets on the Cessna Citation Sovereign. It is collaborating with the Citation service center network on the project and released test results for the $395,000 kit (uninstalled) today at NBAA 2014. Speed increases by 12 to 14 knots at FL450, time-to-climb direct to FL450 drops to 26 minutes and range increases by 265 nm with payloads over 1,450 pounds. FAA certification is pending. The company's elliptical winglets for the Citation X were approved by the FAA in 2009.
FAA deputy associate administrator John Hickey handed Embraer Executive Jets president Marco Túlio Pellegrini the FAA type certificate for the fly-by-wire Legacy 500 this afternoon at the NBAA Convention in Orlando, Fla. The U.S. approval comes just two months after the super-midsize jet earned authorization from Brazil's civil aviation authority.
Safe Flight Instrument of White Plains, N.Y., has developed an aircraft-based icing conditions detector (ICD) system using a combination of optical detection and a shielded temperature probe. The optical system uses an LED, a prism and an infrared sensor to detect the presence of moisture in the air.
Business aircraft activity in the U.S. has been climbing for the past 10 straight months and is set to continue this trend in the fourth quarter, according to aviation services company Argus. In fact, the company is predicting that flying in the quarter will rise 0.7 percent year-over-year, which would result in this year besting 2013 by 1.5 percent and making 2014 the "most robust" year for flight activity since 2008.
Representatives from Japan's Nagoya Airport are here at NBAA (Booth 1290) to promote its convenient location within the country and its utility for business aviation travelers. The Aichi-Nagoya region is one of the country's three largest metropolitan areas, and as the first airport in Japan with a full-fledged business aviation terminal, Nagoya remains one of the few airports in the country to be considered business aviation specific, with the larger Central Japan International Airport built nearby to handle most of the commercial traffic.
SmartSky Networks is launching an airborne 4G LTE-based network, SmartSky, which will serve both business aviation and the airlines starting in 2016. According to the Melbourne, Fla.-based company, SmartSky will provide more than 10 times the typical speed and capacity of networks currently on the market by using 60 MHz of spectrum for its air-to-ground (ATG) data communications.
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If you're asked to solve a quadratic equation and the numbers are big, there's a good chance that there is a common factor that you can divide by in order to reduce the numbers. This isn't always the case, though- and you should get the same final answer eventually if you don't divide by the common factor, but usually smaller numbers leave less opportunity for error. Keep in mind, though, that you must divide EVERY term by this common factor to keep the equation "balanced."
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One of the most ideal family experiences in the Caribbean is to visit the Cayman Turtle Farm on Grand Cayman. Turtles are very important to the history and culture of the country, so much so it's national flag, seal and currency reflects the close association. Early Days The Cayman Islands have a long deep history Read more »
Dining on Grand Cayman
Management, guests and owners put our heads together and organized a list of recommended restaurants for visitors to Lacovia. If you are headed to Seven Mile Beach, and need some ideas on where to eat, and more importantly what to order, this is a great resource. Simple but good While the atmosphere at Legendz can Read more »
Lacovia Condo Resort on Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman Offers upgrades and new features
Cayman Islands (March 18, 2014) – Lacovia, located along a pristine stretch of Seven Mile Beach in Grand Cayman, has been busy maintaining new changes at the property and preparing for more in the years to come. "We see a lot more activity on Trip Advisor than years' past," comments General Manager Rory Mohammed. "So Read more »
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While many locals may not like the changes to Legendz Classic Bar & Grill, as a regular bi-annual visitor to Grand Cayman, I must say I like it. I mean, can't you get a sports bar just about anywhere? And does a sports bar environment really conjure up images of being on vacation? I don't Read more »
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Nearly everyone who comes to Grand Cayman eventually visits Stingray City. As a matter of fact, surveys show that 90% of guests coming to Lacovia plan to go and "swim with the rays." Some people might believe once they have visited, it's not necessary to go again, but I beg to differ. This is not Read more »
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TICONDEROGA - Ticonderoga Venture Crew 72 will hold a can and bottle drop-off Tuesday, May 26, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the McDonald's parking lot in Ticonderoga.
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Radio Ballad
"The radio ballad is an audio documentary format created by Ewan MacColl, Peggy Seeger, and Charles Parker in 1958. It combines four elements of sound: songs, instrumental music, sound effects, and, most importantly, the recorded voices of those who are the subjects of the documentary."
— Radio ballad, Wikipedia
Radio journalists use music to tell stories. But occasionally a journalist's story makes music: A brand-new song is commissioned for, or inspired by, a public radio piece.
What follows is a recent history of the "Radio Ballad"…
"Stochasticity" by Human Mammals, for Radiolab
After hearing an episode of Radiolab, the Higher Mammals manufactured this muscial attempt to tackle the difficult topic of Stochasticity:
"McLaughlin Groove" by Andrew WK, for Fair Game
FOG The fog comes on little cat feet. It sits looking over harbor and city on silent haunches and then moves on.
Faith Salle, host of the PRI series Fair Game, asked Andrew W.K. (of Jackass "We Want Fun" fame) to create this short burst of manic-musical-media-crit. It's based on snippets from the news show, The McLaughlin Group. In Wikipedia-ease:
Singer Andrew WK has recorded a 47-second song called "McLaughlin Groove" based on dialogue between McLaughlin and Buchanan on the topics of the untimely death of Senator Paul Wellstone, Carl Sandburg's 'Fog' and the prediction of a Chinese moon-landing.
Artist Scott Bateman animated the Fair Game radio segment:
"The Lord God Bird" by Sufjan Stevens, for Long Haul Productions
The king and queen of Radio Ballad are Dan Collison & Elizabeth Meister of Long Haul Productions. Their Song+Stories series commissioned some great tunes, then married that music with their storytelling style. Listen to how elegantly this original Sufjan Stevens song helps propel their NPR piece:
"Brinkley, Ark., Embraces 'The Lord God Bird'"
You can download the Sufjan song free from NPR. A YouTuber made this video of it using Discovery News footage:
"Canal to the Moon" by Dave Hill & Nancy Updike, for This American Life
TAL's Nancy Updike teamed with musician Dave Hill to create this accompaniment to the episode Stories Pitched by Our Parents.When Nancy heard the history of the Erie Canal, it made her want to sing:
The song (free download at TAL) prompted this "Dance Canal (Lunar Version)" by Deaf Country and Molly Bennett:
"My Water's On Fire Tonight" by Studio 20, for ProPublica
NYU's Studio 20 J-grad students worked with a ProPublica investigative team to produce this explainer of natural gas extraction techniques:
"Moth Music" by Jeff Rice, for Hearing Voices
No lyrics in this one, and the musicians are all moths. Jeff Rice produced this piece for Hearing Voices and NPR Day to Day:
"The Strange Beauty of Moth Music"
Jeff, with Choir, also produced this story-musical experiment (transcript):
"Good Radiation" by Cadamole, a Public Radio Rap
It wasn't a particular radio piece but all of pubradio that inspired this Cadamole rap (Adam Cole, featuring J. Sullivan):
"Ain't Banned on Transom" by The Sweatpants, for Transom
We at Transom had some musical love sent our way by X-rated rappers, The Sweatpants featuring MC Davy (Davy Rothbart, founder of FOUND Magazine):
"Ain't Banned on Transom" (mp3)
Papa Razzi and the Photogs made Transom's Founder the subject of their song "Jay Allison Is a Storytelling Genius Guy." Among the other Papa Razzi-praised pubradio peeps: "Scott Carrier Is a Nice Writer Man," "Nancy Updike, I Like You Because You're Great," "Sarah Vowell, A-E-I-O-U," and "Jonathan Goldstein Wrote His Own Bible! Wow!" Their CD is The Life of This Legendary American Music Man Is Quite Good, Yes.
"Political People" by Greg Keeler, for Hearing Voices
In the early 1990s Hearing Voices commissioned poet/prof Greg Keeler to write songs for each of three NPR All Things Considered segments about Montana politics. Day to Day reran this one in 2008:
"A Strange Political Song: Why People Care"
Radiolab Remix
As often happens when discussing innovative audio, we return to Radiolab: this time their Radiolab Remixed Contest (run via Indaba Music). Among the entries is this gem, "Vertigo", by sketch lightly & daimyo:
"Behaves So Strangely", for Radiolab
And we'll leave you with the La Guardia High School Chorus and Robert Apostle. They were assembled for the Radiolab episode Musical Language to interpret Psychology of Music professor Diana Deutsch's Audio Illusions, specifically "Sometimes Behaves So Strangely":
As we find more Radio Ballads we'll add them to this list, such as:
"Call Me Out My Name", by Afi-Odelia E. Scruggs for WBEZ Race Out Loud:
I learned to write feature stories by listening to country music. The songs were filled with stories, characters and emotions that grabbed the listener's heart. I wanted my stories to have the same impact. I guess it's fitting that I'm using those lessons to write a song. I received a commission from WBEZ, the NPR affiliate in Chicago, to write a song about racial code words for the station's series on race relations.
—Afi-Odelia E. Scruggs, "How I Wrote Call Me Out My Name"
And this NPR story on the "Inspiration Behind 'I Drive Your Truck'"
NPR HOST: Two years ago, songwriter Connie Harrington heard a radio interview with Paul Monti. His son Jared was killed in Afghanistan, and he talked about how he drove Jared's truck to remember him.
Harrington was inspired by Monti's story and, with two co-writers, turned it into a song recorded by singer Lee Brice. Last month, "I Drive Your Truck" vaulted to number one on Billboard's Country Airplay chart.
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Thanks so much for including my song in your roundup.
Love this! And I'll add Starlee Kine's phone call to Phil Collins in search of a break up song to the list… http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/339/break-up?act=1
In Canada, we have quite a tradition of mixing music with radio docs, starting with the 1992 project 'The Idea Of Canada'
which split the vote at the 1993 Prix Italia to be followed by 'Footprints In New Snow" which was successful in winning that prestigious award (as a piece of music;-).
On the inception of the show 'Outfront' we started with a bit of a bang with 'The Change In Farming'
and 'Breathing The Air Of Our Ancestors" by Ann Shin
Many others followed, notably The Secret
Let me know if you need other examples.
The true star of radio'story music': http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_ballad
Thanks, Barrett. Check out the definition of 'ballad'. "A narrative set to music. Subject matter was an early form of journalism." There truly is nothing new under the Sun;-).
In the realm of Folk Music, many performers (including my band The Friends of Fiddler's Green) still sing the songs featured in those shows. The songs have 'entered the radiation'.
I'm glad you can help make the Radio Ballads of Ewan MacColl more well known. There are other worthy examples since then as well.
And one more if I may! In The Dark made a podcast for D&AD in the UK, and episode 1 being on 'The Sound of Music' – the Radio Ballads were kinda essential heritage. Around that time we were running our radio record store and the Radio Ballad LPs (Ballad of John Axon and Singing The Fishing) were so so popular with visitors to store and us alike. You can hear our podcast at the bottom of this page: http://www.dandad.org/inspiration/inspired-by/audio/
The selection is different from here, mutually complementary I'd say :->
In my opinion Love & Radio is a great example too. They integrate music and voices and sound design so it works like a long song or album. It's a sound trip.


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Setting Custom Shortcuts in Mac OS X
If you find yourself reaching for the mouse to do the same task over and over, it's probably worth spending a few minutes to see if you can figure out a better way to get the same task done using the keyboard.
I recently started using TextEdit for all of my basic writing tasks. TextEdit is a great little app that comes bundled with OS X. But, one of the things that driving me nuts was having to take my hands off the keyboard, grab the mouse, and hit that tiny little menu in the top bar to insert a bulleted list. I use lists a lot, so this was becoming kind of a pain.
Luckily, OS X has a great way to add shortcuts to menu items that don't otherwise have them. Go into System Preferences, select Keyboard, and then select Shortcuts. From here, you can set hot keys for a bunch of system functions, but if you click on App Shortcuts, you can define custom shortcuts for apps you use often.
I set
^. (that's control-period) to insert a bulleted list in TextEdit and
^-1 to insert a ordered list. You can set the shortcuts to anything that pleases you. The trick here is that in the left column, you have to set to the name of the shortcut to the exact text of the menu. In the case of the ordered list, the shortcut didn't work until I added two spaces between each number and used and ellipsis (
option-;) at the end.
Now, I've got an easy way to add lists in my TextEdit documents. If you take a look at the screen shot above though, you can see I have a few others defined as well.
First, I've got a way to add a bulleted list in Mail. (I told you I use lists a lot.) Notice that I had to use the name of the menu item in Mail, which is different than the menu item in TextEdit.
I also have a shortcut for tagging documents in Finder. Again, this required the ellipsis at the end in order to work.


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awwwwwwwwww i wish i waas that dolphin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Who else noticed how insanly cute Cody looks puckering his lips! His check bones are like sucking in! Soooooo cute!
OMG I wish i was that dolphin, i mean that is a very very lucky dolphin i so wish i could get kissed by Cody!!!
I know this sounds weird, but i REALLY WISH I WAS THE DOLPHIN! oh dolphin, u r a very lucky dolpin......................
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Just like I said when I saw the $89.00 Intel 60GB SSD/SATA3-6 drive, the egg sent me a notice of a top end SSD 64Gb for 10 dollars cheaper, I think it was the Samsung, but don't quote me it may have been the Corsair and they were priced at $79 w/free shipping. I don't even know if there are any left by now I would have bought one but I have to drop $1500 on car repairs by Friday (of which $800 is already gone) or I would have gotten one today.
I bet by mid summer/August we see 120-124's drop significantly (I have seen several specials for that size drive around 100 even+shipping already, I bet it is the norm by that time this summer. Who knows the wonders of the next Black Friday, I may just grab a raid 5 3 drive array of GB SSD's for 40 each (1st or 2nd gen left over SATA3/6 drives) as were on gen 4 of them already I am sure we will be gen 5 by fall which is insane yet true.
60GB SATAIII SSD on sale at the egg 4/19/2012 $59.99 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820227728
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Australia to reform tax on financial securities
SYDNEY, Sept 4 (Reuters) – The Australian government plans to change the law to clarify that dividends paid to holders of debt-like securities may be eligible for a tax credit, under reforms to tax arrangements for financial securities.
Assistant Treasurer Nick Sherry said in a statement on Friday he would move several amendements in a bid to further modernise the tax treatment of financial instruments, including bonds, derivatives, promissory notes, swaps, forwards and options.
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Ethos Restaurant - Great Neck
- Address:
25 Middle Neck Road
Great Neck, NY 11021Neighborhood:
Great Neck
- Cuisine:
GreekPrice: $30 and under
Ethos Restaurant - Great Neck
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.ethosgreatneck.com/
- Phone: 5163054958x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch/Dinner: Monday 5pm-10pm, Tuesday - Sunday 12pm-10pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Greek
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
A word from Ethos Restaurant - Great Neck
Ethos gives the impression of dining by the beachside and offers a feast for your lips and eyes. We welcome you to dine with us. "Ya Mas" (To our health)Continued
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Ethos Restaurant - Great Neck reviews from OpenTable diners
32 reviews since July 4, 2014
- Food3.7Service3.8
- Ambiance3.6Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (12)fit for foodies (7)good for groups (6)romantic (3)special occasion (3)great for lunch (3)great for brunch (1)kid-friendly (1)hot spot (1)late-night find (1)Show More
- OpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 10/10/2014Whole fish was moist bad flavorful. Greek lemon potatoes and greens were delicious. Enjoyed the meal. Stick to simple entres for best results. Complimentary desserts are not worth the caloriesSpecial Features:
- lovely decorvishtyDined on 10/7/2014I took my 100 year old friend for lunch here. It is a lovely looking restaurant. We were the only people there so it is hard to judge what it would be like when crowded. The service was quite good and I enjoyed the food. I went back a few days later with my husband for dinner and we enjoyed the food very much. There is a back room with a waterfall on one side and a very pretty outdoor light garden on the other. We were the only ones in that room so it was very quiet and pleasant. I do not know why more people don't choose to sit in that room. We will go back.Special Features:
- Good choicepipsDined on 9/26/2014First time at Ethos. Just moved into town and this looked like a lovely place to try. Good choice as the food was delicious, decor was warm and pleasant, and the waiter was outstanding. Would definitely go back.Special Features:
- Better and Better Each Time2viewDined on 9/20/2014When life calls us to Great Neck, we always have a meal at Ethos. Each time the experience is even better. The food was fresh, the wine list concise - but full of good options, and the hospitality was, as ever, over-the-top welcoming. Even with a mixed-age group of five, we had a delightful time and every part of our meals were perfect. Don't miss the stuffed portabella mushroom!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service is great, food is so-soOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/18/2014We loved our waiter and the room (old style New York) was fun and funky, however the food was pretty mediocre. We had the spreads (pretty bland) and salads with soup and spanakopita. The salads were really nice, fresh, good combination of flavors. The soup and the spanakopita were just ordinary, we expected something special from a restaurant with a Greek heritage.
- J & F Woodbury NYOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/13/2014first time at this restaurant Saturday night 9/13 food was excellent from the appetizers , salads, entrees and the desert will definitely be back again soonSpecial Features:
- Great place, excellent food!VickyDined on 8/31/2014My husband and I tried Ethos for lunch on a Sunday after visiting someone at a nearby hospital. We were surprised that the place was not crowded at all, there was only a couple dining. Then people started to come after we came in. Surprisingly, the food was superb! The pita bread was so good, it came with hummus but we also ordered the eggplant appetizer. I had the Risotto with shrimps and it was really good. My husband had the chicken kebab which was fine. They even gave us a complimentary dessert of baklava and some apple tart which were both very good. Coffee was also good. We will definitely be going back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Greek in Great NeckGolem212VIPDined on 8/16/2014We were on Long Island and had dined at Ethos in Manhattan, so we decided to give the Great Neck branch a try. The service was friendly and the staff were warm and welcoming. The wine list was reasonable and varied. Unfortunately, my soft shell crabs were a bit rubbery, but the lamb shank was great. So it's definitely worth a try.I would recommend this to a friend.
- MarciDined on 8/12/2014Service is always very good. Sometimes the noise level is too loud when restaurant is full. Food is very good and help is always very helpfulSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Pleasant MealAnOldFriendDined on 8/9/2014Mnagement seems to have changed in recent months. This group appears to have it's act together. Eager to please; pleasant surroundings; good food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- So-sosullygrahamVIPDined on 8/5/2014The service and the Greek Salad were the best part of our experience here. The other small dishes did not seem super fresh, like the spanakopita and the bean salad. The Greek red wine I selected also seemed stale, although the Greek white wine selected by our server was better. I will not return here.
- diningoutDined on 8/2/2014We had not been there in a long time and were pleasantly surprised in the spruced up decor and the food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Will be back!LVNYCVIPDined on 7/26/2014Food is great, and portions are large. Save room for dessert, because you'll get a little piece of Greek pastry on the house.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/13/2014authentic greek food in a beautiful setting. Service was great and friendly. definitely worth checking out if your looking for a greek restaurant and dont want to trek into Astoria
- The following 45 reviews are from the Ethos Restaurant - Great Neck reviews archive.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2001VIPDined on 6/23/2014Ordered king prawns and the order consisted of 2 prawnsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good neighborhood restaurantLovewaterfrontshacksDined on 6/21/2014The food, the service and the ambiance were all good, not outstanding, but good. I would definitely go back.Special Features:
- Always good food, except ...FundguyVIPDined on 5/17/2014We have dined here several times. It is not high end food, but almost everything we've tried has been good or very good -- and you really can't go wrong with their perfectly grilled, always fresh, whole fish. But this time my wife ordered the lemon-chicken soup, and I'm sorry to say it was a tasteless, gloppy mess. We tried adding salt, then pepper, but nothing helped. So stay away from that, enjoy their other fine dishes, and you'll have a pleasant time.Special Features:
- mother's daycherluiVIPDined on 5/11/2014My daugther and I went on Mother's day and it was the 2nd time dining there. The first time the grilled octupus was very good. On Mother's day it was a very limited menu. My daughter's grilled lamb kebob was very chewy. I don't think I will be returning there any time soon.Special Features:
- AsheeVIPDined on 5/3/2014Good spot but food way over cooked but great service & very homely
- Great food and serviceForkedDined on 5/2/2014Food always excellent. Everything we have tried has been tasty and prepared to perfection. Service is friendly and fast. The Grilled Calamari is the best I've tasted. Salmon excellent.Special Features:
- Fish ExpertsNewlureviewVIPDined on 4/27/2014We had the salmon tartar special and grilled octopus. Both fresh and delicious. The whole fish we chose for our entrees were perfectly cooked. Service was very nice. We go back to this restaurant often. We have hosted dinner here for a group as well and loved it.Special Features:
- Too little too lateOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 4/26/2014Although the food was good and the maître d very nice we waited more than a half hour from our reservation to be seated. there were empty tables but they wouldn't seat us "waiting for a big party" that never materialized.Special Features:
- Excellent FoodForkedDined on 4/25/2014Greek food at its best. All dishes fresh and prepared perfectly. Recommend the Grilled Calamari, Grilled Salmon, Pear Salad. But can not go wrong here. Very friendly wait staff. Nice atmosphere. A bit more expensive then most Greek restaurants but worth itSpecial Features:
- Not completely soldWenchVIPDined on 3/21/2014Ethos is hit and miss for us. We ate here with a group of 8, our second visit, and everyone seemed to be pleased. My husband had a steak and it was really good, but the side of mashed potatoes were like glue. Bleck. I ordered the lamb shank which was also very good, but the side of orzo was not good. It was just orzo smothered in tomato sauce. Not sure when we'll be back.I would recommend this to a friend.
- very nice and attentive waiterOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 3/14/2014very nice and attentive waiter who was very helpful. the early bird dinner was great and the food was delicious. it was our first time there and we cannot wait to return
- Fish fish!LuluDined on 2/22/2014My group (4) all had whole fish, brought in fresh that afternoon. It was simple and outrageous...only bones left on the plate! We'd absolutely make this our half-way meeting place form now on!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Valentine's DayImbyDined on 2/14/2014Everything was very nice. Food was very good. Scallops appetizer/ filet mignon-delish. Waiter seemed a bit new, but will get it down. Live jazz. Very nice night. I recommend this place. Noise level rating solely due to Live Jazz playing-nice!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Had aproblem with the glasscantstnadthenoiseVIPDined on 1/26/2014Had aproblem with the glass of Chardonnay that I ordered . Waiter changed it with no questions asked and no charge. We were also served a delicious pastry dessert compliments of the house. Very gracious treatment.Special Features:
- Excellent restaurantjoanDined on 1/24/2014The food is outstanding. The service superb. You will love being there. You have to try it to see for yourself that it is a culinary experience. Good appetite!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great fishJubeVIPDined on 1/11/2014We have been here before and each time we enjoy the most wonderful selection of fresh fish. Preparation is superb and service is very attentive. Along with the fish we enjoy the varied selection of. traditional Greek appetizers. Every meal ends with a complimentary sampling of wonderful Greek pastries for the table. Best of all this meal won't break the bank. Can't wait to go back,Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ethos WednesdayBybesVIPDined on 12/4/2013Food was good but they were out of octopus which really put a damper on the appetizer I ordered plus a singer midweek... noise level too much.Special Features:
- We were a party of 7 on aOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 7/18/2012We were a party of 7 on a Wednesday night. It had rained heavily all day. Maybe that's why there was only one other table taken. Naturally, it was quiet in the room, and we had all the attention we could ask for. Most of our party really liked their entrees, but two who ordered the salmon were not happy. They were too dry and too thick for their tastes. The whole bronzini, however, was marvelous, as was the swordfish. The restaurant is nicely decorated, and the chairs are roomy and comfortable. This is a good choice for Greek/Mediterranean food.
- Excellent service and I amQuentinDined on 7/9/2012Excellent service and I am sure it will be much more crowded when they get a liquor license.
- Good food. Could have beenNYEatzDined on 7/9/2012Good food. Could have been an off day, but wouldn't call this place a scene. Service was great!Special Features:
- Restaurant in a downward spiralRightwriteVIPDined on 7/4/2012Restaurant has changed ownership and does NOT have a liquor license. Sign outside declares "BYOB, No Corkage Charge." Duh. New Ownership, despite lack of license) selectively & surreptitiously offers bottles of wine to CERTAIN guests to keep them from going elsewhere to dine. The food stays fairly palatable but the entire experience from kitchen to staff to management, seems uninvolved and disinterested in providing a satisfactory experience
- Very relaxed, cozy, excellentOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/16/2012Very relaxed, cozy, excellent service.... Best whole fish!Special Features:
- service was a little slowmarieDined on 6/8/2012service was a little slow at first, once waiter service was established she was great, very attentive, pretty quick but not too fast.Special Features:
- Hadn't been here in some timeOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 6/4/2012Hadn't been here in some time and wasn't sorry I returned. Had the dinner prix fixe and enjoyed it. Started with salad and then had the bronzino. While my friends and I were assured it would be filet, quite a number of bones were still in place. The accompanying veggies were ok, the bread delish. Our server was delightful. By the time we left, the place was packed. It's obvious this place has a following. For me, a good fallback restaurant.
- Service was nice, but verygaryVIPDined on 6/2/2012Service was nice, but very unattentive. Waited a long time for menus, never checked on us. Everything else was good. Service was very nice when they showed up.
- We loved the food but wereOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 6/2/2012We loved the food but were handed a menu of a wine list with wines no longer available. When we were finally offered the "current" list 1/2 the wines were still not in stock. Then we tried for a rum and coke and there was no spiced rum!!!! Very frustrating. The food is EXCELLENTT but don't go there expecting to hear any specials or ge a glass or wine you want! We. Invited another couple there and. Found ourselves wishing we chose another restaurant since they are the type that enjoy a good wine list. Also, the ages of the customers are 75 at a minimum. It used to be a hip restaurant with incredible food$ now its a restaurant with great food. It has been knocked down a solid notch.


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Xie's often sleepy and very languid in his mannerisms; he either spends all of his time sleeping in the sun or drinking coffee and reading. He seems mysterious to other students but it's mostly because he hides away a lot!! However he's kind and talkative (especially about books!!) and blushes really easily. uwu
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pocket moneyLine breaks: pocket money
noun[mass noun] British
1A small amount of money given to a child by its parents, typically on a regular basis: he saved his pocket money to buy his mother a scarf
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- When I was but a young boy I saved up my pocket money to buy all my own decorations for my room, creating in essence my own personal grotto.
- It was at this stage that he became interested in astronomy and saved his pocket money to buy himself materials such as lens from which he could construct a telescope.
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This location is in Sunrise.
Nearby schools include Nob Hill Elementary School, All Saints Catholic School and Welleby Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are Black Seed Buffet, New York Mart and ABC Indian Grocery.
Nearby coffee shops include Scoops Dairy Bar, Dunkin' Donuts and Dunkin' Donuts. Nearby restaurants include Sunrise African Restaurant, Plantation Pizza & Pasta and Hot-Party-Dog Caterers.
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Category:Pennsylvania in the American Civil War
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