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A small town has a hungry secret in FEED THE GODS, coming from XLrator Media this winter. Read on for info, poster art and the trailer.Read more »
A small town has a hungry secret in FEED THE GODS, coming from XLrator Media this winter. Read on for info, poster art and the trailer.Read more »
Cult horror director Jeff Lieberman is returning to the scene of the crimes of one of his '70s classics—and he's got the original producer on board for the remake.Read more »
For the horror hordes—fans, filmmakers and film writers alike—Halloween is but a highlight in a year of spooky stuff. Come next Saturday, November 1st, I should think most of you would shudder at the idea of abandoning genre film until next autumn rolls around. To aid your continued adventures in horror living then, FANGORIA is […]Read more »
Hansel and Gretel have some competition: Vin Diesel stars as THE LAST WITCH HUNTER in a movie that now has a release date in 2015.Read more »
Earlier this season, FANGORIA recapped one of New York's premiere haunts, The Forest of Fear. Located in Tuxedo, NY, at the famed Sterling Forest, this interactive haunt is one of this writer's personal favorites, combining a real passion for horror with a homegrown humility that makes the experience feel as communal as it is creepy. […]Read more »
In homage to the film's eponymous character, let's dispatch with any namby-pamby vacillations or too-cute flourishes and employ some Bruce Lee-esque economy of motion (and language) here: JOHN WICK is hands down one of the best, most enlivening revenge thrillers to come down the pike in years—a prime-cut of uber-adrenalized, exquisitely realized action filmmaking that […]Read more »
An international assemblage of horror talent came together for the new werewolfilm LATE PHASES, and you can check out the latest trailer for the movie past the jump.Read more »
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"When I am no longer acquainted with someone because of something they've done, I kill them in my mind.
Like Him. *shows picture* He died infront of a semi.
I feel like an imaginary serial killer…"
"Well, we're definitely sisters…I do the same.""
— Discussion between my sister and I.
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yeah, and when my kid turns thirteen imma go,
"Sit back down, I was talking about military time."
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Why do we exist? How did we get here? We will never know. The monks have it best. Live for the moment. Only thing we know is fact is life and death. The rest is intrinsic theory created by a brain that named itself."

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Indigenous Leadership
Learning from our oldest cultures.
Indigenous Women Take the Lead in Idle No More
by Kristin Moeposted Jan 18, 2013
- Motivated by ancient traditions of female leadership as well as their need for improved legal rights, First Nations women are stepping to the forefront of the Idle No More movement.
"Flash Mob Prayer Circle" Shows Idle No More's Spiritual Side
by James Trimarcoposted Jan 14, 2013
- Speakers at an Idle No More event in Seattle drew comparisons between spiritual and political struggles, making the movement seem closer to Civil Rights than Occupy.
Welcome to Blockadia!
by Melanie Jae Martin, Jesse Fruhwirthposted Jan 11, 2013
- The corporate push to construct tar-sands pipelines is transforming the environmental movement across North America by increasing the involvement of local residents and normalizing the use of direct action.
In Rural Mexico, Student-Led Education Heals Old Wounds
by Mike Emilianiposted Jan 11, 2013
- Unitierra has no classrooms, no teachers, and no formal curriculum. Yet the school has successfully helped local people learn practical skills for years.
Idle No More Rises to Defend Ancestral Lands—and the Planet
by Bill McKibbenposted Jan 10, 2013
- Bill McKibben on the tradition of environmental activism he's seen among members of First Nations, and the unique role of the Idle No More movement in the fight against climate change.
Why First Nations Movement Is Our Best Chance for Clean Land and Water
by Winona LaDukeposted Jan 09, 2013
- In an urgent pursuit for environmental justice and basic human rights, First Nations gather across North America under the banner of Idle No More.
Idle No More: Indigenous Uprising Sweeps North America
by Kristin Moeposted Jan 09, 2013
- Idle No More has organized the largest mass mobilizations of indigenous people in recent history. What sparked it off and what's coming next?
A Mall of America Flash Mob for First Nations' Rights
by YES! Online Staffposted Jan 04, 2013
- Hundreds of supporters of the Idle No More movement performed a Round Dance flash mob, one of many similar actions around the world to fight for indigenous land rights.
Emmonak: A Modern-Day Eskimo Town Fights for Subsistence
posted Dec 29, 2012
- Emmonak is a Yup'ik Eskimo town on the western coast of Alaska where families are struggling to maintain the subsistence lifestyle of their ancestors.
Washington Tribe Welcomes State's First Same-Sex Weddings
by Sarah van Gelderposted Dec 12, 2012
- This weekend, the S'Klallam tribe made the historic Heronswood botanical gardens available free of charge to gay and lesbian couples who wanted to get married on the first day it was legal.
Ontario First Nation Wins Cleaner Forest after 10 Years of Logging Blockade
by Anna Willowposted Dec 03, 2012
- On December 3, 2002, members of the Grassy Narrows First Nation blockaded the road used to haul logs out of the area. Ten years later, their persistence has paid off in the form of cleaner water and a healthier forest in which to live.
To Change Our Direction, It's Time to Follow Nature's Lead
by Sarah van Gelderposted Nov 19, 2012
- It takes humility to recognize that what we've called progress isn't always for the better. Sometimes nature's original idea was a better one.
Should Chiapas Farmers Suffer for California's Carbon?
by Jeff Conantposted Nov 13, 2012
- A California proposal would offset the state's climate-altering emissions by paying for forest conservation in Chiapas. Could there be unintended consequences in a region with a history of human rights abuse and land grabs?
Book Review: Joy Harjo's Crazy Brave
by Rebecca Leisherposted Nov 12, 2012
- Native American poet Joy Harjo declares, "I was not brave." But her memoir is a gift that urges us to enlist our own crazy bravery to step through the doorways in our lives.
Winona LaDuke: Why I'm Voting for Obama
by Winona LaDukeposted Nov 06, 2012
- First Nations author and activist Winona LaDuke ran for vice president twice on the Green Party ticket. Here's why she's supporting Barack Obama this time around.
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Jersey City, NJ-based Toronto-Dominion Bank hired Brad Taylor as Chief Technology Officer
Date of management change: December 01, 2009
Jersey City, NJ-based Toronto-Dominion Bank hired Brad Taylor as Chief Technology Officer
The Toronto-Dominion BankĀis a CanadianĀmultinationalĀbanking andĀfinancial servicesĀcorporation headquartered inĀToronto. It is theĀsecond-largest bankĀin Canada byĀmarket capitalizationĀand based on assets, and is the sixth largest bank branch network in North America. Commonly known asĀTDĀand operating asĀTD Bank Group, the bank was created in 1955 through the merger of theĀBank of TorontoĀandĀthe Dominion Bank, which were founded in 1855 and 1869, respectively. TD's Institution Number (or bank number) is 004. Ā The bank and its subsidiaries have over 79,000 employees and over 19 million clients worldwide. In Canada, the bank operates asĀTD Canada Trustand serves more than 11 million customers at over 1,150 branches. In theĀUnited States, the company operates asĀTD BankĀ(the initials are used officially for all U.S. operations). The U.S. subsidiary was created through the merger ofĀTD BanknorthĀandĀCommerce Bank, and serves more than 6.5 million customers with a network of more than 1,300 branches in the eastern United States.
Mr. Brad J. Taylor serves as Chief Technology Officer at Toronto-Dominion Bank.
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Part of the pledge is passing information on to younger generations that will someday have to take the reins.
"Our group is more focused on telling kids the importance of dairy," Jones said. "Kids just don't know about dairy farming."
"Some kids think milk comes from Walmart," added dairy princess Sandy Weiser.
But Charlie Bean knows milk comes from hard work and dedication to humane farming. And though it may be hard work, Charlie said it's his work, and nobody can take that away from him.
"With the economy the way it is and jobs being hard to find, I guess I can't really complain," he said. "This is one job that can't be outsourced."
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Dimitri Kartsaklis
Dimitri Kartsaklis
Doctoral Student
Teaching Assistant
Student, Wolfson College
Room 217, Wolfson Building, Parks Road, Oxford OX1 3QD
I am a Greek computer scientist currently in my third year working towards a DPhil in Computer Science at the University of Oxford. My research is focused on Computational Linguistics, and specifically on Compositional-Distributional models of meaning. Before I came to Oxford I've been working for many years as a software engineer and a translator/editor of CS textbooks and scientific journals. I have an MSc in Artificial Intelligence from the University of Edinburgh.
While in Oxford I mainly work with Mehrnoosh Sadrzadeh; I also collaborate with Stephen Pulman, Bob Coecke, Edward Grefenstette, and Nal Kalchbrenner. In the past I worked with Mark Steedman and Panagiotis Kanavos.
- Computational Linguistics tutor (Hilary 2012- 13, Hilary 2013-14)
- Object Oriented Programming tutor (Michaelmas 2013-14)
- Concurrent Programming tutor-Keble College (Hilary 2013-14)
Two MSc students, Jiannan Zhang and Jianpeng Cheng, on variations of the following project:
- 5-12-2013, Queen Mary University of London: Disambiguation in Compositional Distributional Models of Meaning
- COLING 2012 term-definition dataset
- CoNLL 2013 verb disambiguation dataset
- EMNLP 2013 transitive version of the Mitchell and Lapata (2010) verb-object dataset -- original human judgements
- QPL 2014 transitive version of the Mitchell and Lapata (2010) verb-object dataset -- new human judgements
Related links
- A news article about our QPL 2014 paper on entanglement in corpus linguistics (co-authored with M. Sadrzadeh) from technology.org.
- Another one for one of our older papers (co-authored with Sadrzadeh, Pulman and Coecke) regarding the use of Frobenius Algebras in language.
Selected Publications
Evaluating Neural Word Representations in Tensor−Based Compositional Settings
Dmitrijs Milajevs' Dimitri Kartsaklis' Mehrnoosh Sadrzadeh and Matthew Purver
In Proceedings of the 2014 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing (EMNLP). Doha' Qatar. October, 2014.
To appear
A Study of Entanglement in a Categorical Framework of Natural Language
Dimitri Kartsaklis and Mehrnoosh Sadrzadeh
In Proceedings of the 11th Workshop on Quantum Physics and Logic (QPL). Kyoto' Japan. June, 2014.
Resolving Lexical Ambiguity in Tensor Regression Models of Meaning
Dimitri Kartsaklis' Nal Kalchbrenner and Mehrnoosh Sadrzadeh
In Proceedings of the 52nd Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics (Vol. 2: Short Papers). Pages 212–217. Baltimore' USA. June, 2014. Association for Computational Linguistics.
Computational Linguistics | Compositional Distributional Models of Meaning | Quantum Group


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Thank you for your support of our High Tea & Hats event that was held at the Rosen Plaza Hotel on Sunday, May 18, 2014. Nearly 300 stylishly dressed ladies and some very dapper gentlemen filled the ballroom at the Rosen Plaza Hotel as we gathered to raise more than $41,000 to support seniors living in Orange and Seminole counties.
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Spending New Year's Eve (and a few days more) in Denmark was such a great idea.
shopping-day-essentials : a warm jacket ( 3 degrees today in Copenhagen) shoulder bag and vitamin water
new year's hangover walk at Dronningmølle Strand
somewhere between Copenhagen and Helsingor
Oh Berlin… (at Soho House)
Weekend #lategram (Wurde mit Instagram aufgenommen)
And here are finally the photos of my trip to barcelona. I spent one day in this amazing city (definitely have to come back, for a longer time)
Here are the photos of my time in Laroque. 10 super relaxing days, full of doing nothing, good meals and tons of sleep.
Here are the pictures of my trip to Paris.
We spended 2 great days and made the typical tourist things. (Bus tour, boat tour, visited Notre-Dame and so on)
Paris is always a good idea - definetly true.
greetings from france - life is good
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Paris City Map & Coca-Cola light by Jean Paul Gaultier (Wurde mit Instagram aufgenommen)
"street inspiration" from Berlin
1 Bärlin/Bearlin
2 The street where our apartment was
3 biggest chandelier i have ever seen
4 beautiful balconies
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Kennedy's sad legacyFATHER RAYMOND J. DE SOUZA
C.S. Lewis feared what JFK was doing to U.S. politics. They died on the same day.
As between the men of ideas and the men of power, the death of the latter is more observed. Politics greatly shapes the world in which we live. But it is the culture from which politics takes its lead, and so the men of ideas tell us more about who we are than the politicians who tell us what we would like to hear. The coincidence of the three deaths has invited much comparative commentary, including a delightful little book by philosopher Peter Kreeft, Between Heaven and Hell: A Dialog Somewhere Beyond Death with John F. Kennedy, C.S. Lewis, & Aldous Huxley.
I have visited the various Kennedy shrines — the grave in Arlington, the compound in Hyannis Port, the presidential library in Boston and even, just a few weeks ago, the church in Providence where JFK and Jacqueline Bouvier were married. I have remained thoroughly immune from the Kennedy intoxication that afflicts so many. His presidential record is middling at best, animated more by the pursuit of power than principled public service. The corruption of the Kennedy men is well detailed. His rhetoric does remain inspiring and, above all, he was one of the first global celebrities as the age of celebrity dawned. That he was killed young preserved the image and obscured the rest.
Kennedy's great achievement was to capture in his person the spirit of his age. As the commemorations this week indicate, that age is still with us. It was C.S. Lewis, writing 20 years before JFK was killed, who best sketched out the figure JFK would become in his book The Abolition of Man. He wrote there of a coming generation of "men without chests." JFK had the hair, the handsome face, the vaulting ambition, the unrestrained appetites. He was though without a chest, and in that he was indeed the standard bearer of a "new generation" as he styled himself in his inaugural address.
Kennedy's most lasting impact on public life was unwitting. Bidding to become the first Catholic to be elected president, JFK neutralized the prevalence of anti-Catholic sentiment by saying, in effect, that his religion, and indeed all religion, would be relegated to the private sphere, sealed off from public life. One could have religious views, but they would have no influence on the practical matters of politics.
To adapt the language of Lewis, ideals are translated into action by the largehearted man, "the chest" that restrains the appetites — including the appetite for power — by custom, tradition, virtue, morals. In relegating one important source of all that — religion — to the private sphere, Kennedy weakened the tether between politics and those larger ideals. Politics is like other undisciplined appetites, always hungry and never satisfied. It is the ideals above politics that keep it in its proper place. Such ideals are not only religious, but religion is the primary practical conveyance of that cultural patrimony. JFK's life and legacy was the diminishment of that patrimony in favour of the unrestrained autonomous appetite as a driver of public life.
"We make men without chests and expect of them virtue and enterprise," predicted Lewis in 1943, in the bracing style he employed in controversies. "We laugh at honour and are shocked to find traitors in our midst. We castrate and bid the geldings be fruitful."
On Nov. 22, 1963, what Lewis saw was not yet manifestly evident. His genius was to see it clearly ahead of time, even more clearly than JFK could see that, in relegating the life of the spirit, he was weakening the heart of the culture, the culture which keeps politics in its proper place.
Reprinted with permission of the National Post and Fr. de Souza.
Father Raymond J. de Souza is chaplain to Newman House, the Roman Catholic mission at Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario. He is the Editor-in-Chief of Convivium and a Cardus senior fellow, in addition to writing for the National Post and The Catholic Register. Father de Souza's web site is here. Father de Souza is on the advisory board of the Catholic Education Resource Center.
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How's that for an idea?
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Madrid-based artist Juan Casas shows off new artworks made with ball-point pen.Juan's images are perfectly provocative and welcome the viewer to join him in his naughty world.
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Once, I was happy to watch the works of TAVO studio in live on MAD 2011 festival. Today I am also happy to share the agency showreel and titles Madrid-based studio did for…
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Post and photos by Kris Wright
In 2011, I weighed 330 pounds.
Over the next year or so, I would try to lose weight, but I was wildly unsuccessful. How unsuccessful? I'm not sure. I stopped weighing myself out of shame and depression. I had a number of excuses for not losing the weight: job stress, personal emotional problems, not enough time. The truth was, I spent all my time eating, playing video games, and watching hours of Netflix.
On February 4th, 2013, I ended up making a change that would send my life on a roller coaster of awesome. My coworkers and I were talking, and I was mentioning how I used to love hiking and running when I was younger... then it hit me:
The only thing keeping me from doing what I love to do is me.
The next day, I went to the gym and lifted weights.
For that first month, I only lifted twice a week. I bumbled around the gym, unsure of what I was doing. I mostly worked on various machines and pretended like I had a clue as to what I was doing. But something strange happened from this charade: my attitude and confidence changed. Soon, I began to share my trips to the gym on Facebook.
In March, I increased my gym trips to three days a week. I started researching weightlifting programs for beginners.
In April, I cleaned up my diet. I eliminated processed foods and went mostly Paleo (thanks to Nerd Fitness). I switched from machines to free weights, and began walking three days a week. These walks inspired me to someday run a marathon. The idea was daunting and scary, but thrilling! Later that month, I began a Couch to 5K Program.
A few months later I completed my first 5k, and every month afterwards I completed one or two 5k races. Each race was faster and the distance got easier. I was addicted! I began training for longer distances, and in September, I finished my first 10K.
Little did I know, my transformation wasn't done yet.
I had become an active member with Nerd Fitness, which is what brought No Meat Athlete to my attention. I was a vegetarian in college and loved it, and I've always been a huge animal lover. But the idea of going completely vegan seemed impossible. After reading through No Meat Athlete, it didn't seem so daunting. Here was a website designed for vegans and runners! It seemed too good to be true.
With the help of my two coworkers (both of which are vegan), I began transitioning to a plant-based diet in October. I came across the 7 Day Vegan Challenge on Zen Habits through No Meat Athlete Radio which helped me start my journey to a plant-based diet. Signing up for the email list and getting Matt's E-course was very helpful as well. I immediately felt healthier, and my race times improved even more. I devoured the No Meat Athlete book when it came out and have made quite a few recipes. (If you haven't yet, you need to make the Indian Rice and Beans recipe from the book. It's the bomb!)
Towards the end of January I began training for my first half marathon (Oklahoma City Memorial Half Marathon) using the plan from the No Meat Athlete Book. I have plans to run the Baltimore Marathon in October, and I'll be using the Marathon Roadmap for that.
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Subject: TCP Header manipulation of the protocol field
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Dear AMERICAN CITIZEN,
John Daley is no small-time political figure. All politics is
LOCAL. JOHN DALEY is one of the main reasons that Barack Hussein
Obama sits in our President's office. As the brother of disgraced
Mayor Rich Daley, John has worked behind the scenes of Chicago for
several decades, running patronage armies to elect pathetic and
sordid candidates such as Carol Mosely Braun, Obama, Rahm Emanuel,
Anita Alvarez, Danny Davis, Luis Gutierrez, Dick Durbin and Todd
Will you make a donation to our campaign today to evict John Daley
from our public office? We need to get our message out in brochures,
mailings and signs, to over 150,000 voters, that neither our county,
nor our country, can afford big government, LIBERAL, tax-and-spend
Daley, in OUR office.
I, Carl Segvich, am the VOICE to speak up for putting American
citizens first. As Commissioner, I will not ask, but demand: a
forensic audit to uncover where every penny of our annual $5 billion
is going; our sales taxes be reduced; our government documents are
printed in English only; take down all red-light and speeding
cameras; merge over-lapping departments; decrease business taxes and
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much less prosecute; end affirmative action; our County Sheriff works
to arrest and deport ILLEGAL aliens.
John is a stealthy manipulator who stays out of the public eye
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world. Our nation is morally and financially bankrupt in large part
because of the corrupt Chicago (Daley) politics now being exercised
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property taxes. Daley supports a Sheriff who works to disarm
law-abiding citizens, as gangs and ILLEGALS kill us. Daley supports
spending millions on putting our government documents in 10 different
languages. That's our money buying him votes. Daley supports rigged
red-light cameras punishing our motorists on streets which are
already frustrating to travel; Daley supports ILLEGAL ALIENS as Cook
County goes broke, many citizens are moving OUT, and 1 in 5 of our
citizens are on food stamps to stay alive. Daley supports affirmative
action and quotas. When does the war against Caucasians end? None of
this gets reported by media because they all have the same agenda --
grow government and destroy conservative America…kill the
traditional American family and put the kids in the "care" of
government. Dumb everyone down.
When John Daley's army put Obama in as U.S. senator in Illinois,
and then President with absolutely NO experience, we conservative
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Forensic Audit of
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A forensic audit
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reducing unnecessary
Cut Waste, Fraud &
There are 10 Cook
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budgets and little accountability: Assessor, 3 Commissioners for
Board of Review, County Clerk, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Recorder
of Deeds, Sheriff, State's Attorney, and Treasurer. In this time
when bloated government budgets are draining our wallets, what is
needed is efficient government. This means eliminating unnecessary
programs and related expenses.
County government
must live within its means. Public debt must only be incurred when
absolutely necessary. I will implore the other 16 commissioners to
join me in purposeful scrutiny before considering any further bond
issues, and to call into account all contracts and large
expenditures. We must stop growing government at the expense of the
taxpayers. The citizens of Cook County demand accountability and more
efficient government.
Property taxes
Our property values
are decreasing while our government is assessing them at a higher
value and taxing us at a higher rate. Property taxes must be
properly synchronized to
property values, so as not to overtax
property owners.
We also have to make
sure that property is fairly assessed in the first place. Fair taxes
begin with a fair assessment.
All 102 counties in
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Cook County, vacant lots, commercial property and industrial property
are assessed at different rates. That is a glaring example of the
complexity which adds to our tax bills. This is only one example
which complicates the process of calculating property tax bills.
Other examples are equalizer and multiplier calculations. Taken
together, all of these complexities make for tax bills which are
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businesses out of the county. Fewer businesses within Cook County
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climate. Let's put Cook County back to work.
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revenue. This also results in more rear-end collisions and subsequent
injuries. The red light camera system in Cook County must be
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motorists aren't harassed by government contrived techniques for
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example of an opportunity to save millions every year in the Cook
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Big App Gap in Mobile Local News
Although more people are embracing a Web-anytime lifestyle thanks to the growth of Internet-enabled smartphones and tablets, only a small percentage of Americans are using mobile apps to get local news, according to a new study.
The Pew Internet and American Life Project found that while almost half of adults get local news on mobile devices (47 percent), just one in 10 people use apps to do so, and only one percent of those with these apps actually pay for them.
Those that are accessing local news on their smartphones and tablets are doing so for various reasons: About 42 percent of mobile device owners check the local weather reports and 37 percent search for information about restaurants and local businesses. Fewer get news about local traffic and transportation, general news alerts or other local topics.
Overall, most adults are not paying for news right now. In fact, only 36 percent pay for some form of news, the majority of which plunk down for local print newspaper subscriptions.
Local outlets have long debated about charging readers to view online content as a means of collecting some revenue to help cover costs. When asked about the value of online access to their local newspaper, 23 percent of survey respondents said they would pay $5 a month to get full access. When asked if they would pay $10 per month for digitized local newspaper content, 18 percent of adults said yes.
Both of these figures are substantially higher than the percentage of adults (5 percent) who currently pay for online local news content. In keeping with observed trends, roughly three-quarters of respondents said they would not pay anything.
However, about 28 percent of Americans said the loss of their local newspaper would have a major impact on their ability to keep up with local information. Another 30 percent said the disappearance of the local paper would have a minor impact, but 39 percent said it would have no impact.
"While on the surface these findings may look bad for news organizations, there is some potentially good news in the data," said Kristen Purcell, associate director for research at the Pew Internet Project. "We found that adults who consume local news on mobile devices are almost twice as likely as other adults to say they would be willing to pay to access their local newspaper online. The percentage willing to pay is even higher among local app users, so there's evidence that this new mobile local news consumer sees value in their local newspaper."
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- News Corp. Launches iPad-Only Newspaper, The Daily
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DMV to Internet-less New Yorkers: Get in Line
By Jared Chausow
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By Elizabeth Flock
City Hid Facts From Feds About Rikers
By Albert Samaha
Flood Wall Street Gets Pepper Sprayed and Arrested
By Anna Merlan
By Jon Campbell
Report Sheds Light on Anti-Muslim Bias
By Jon Campbell
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"We are on a mission to democratize style and fashion! We want our guests to know that they can bring style and fashion into their everyday lives!" declares John Remington, Target's vice president for special events, opening the company's catwalk show at Chelsea Piers, an occasion that has all the hallmarksfront-row scamming, gift-bag filchingof far tonier fashion events. The 600 reporters, editors, and industry executives in the audience, many of whom no doubt owe their high spirits to the preshow cocktail party, are more than happy to applaud Remington and the succession of models who follow upon his remarks, a troop of blank-eyed mannequins loping around a crimson, bull's-eye-shaped runway dressed in belly-baring T-shirts, baggy pants that unzip to become Bermudas, Heidi-sleeved peasant blouses, puffy vests, snakeskin-printed handkerchief-hemmed skirts, tiny denim jackets, cropped pants with embroidered hems, heinie-revealing short-shorts, and other versions of contemporary sportswear that fall somewhere between function and fashion.
The loudest clapping of the evening is reserved for a pair of roomy trousers printed with the Ziploc bag logo, a garment that Target has made especially for the show and does not intend to sell in any of its 900 shops. The pants, along with other hybridsJolly Rancher-printed Western shirts, Mr. Clean tank topsare an homage to Target's wildly successful television commercials, which feature models dancing in front of a kaleidoscopic array of Puffs, Tide, and other products lifted from the store's shelves. The ads are as slick as a Gucci campaign, and their result has been to lend Target (Tar-jayin the company's own tongue-in-cheek take on its crossover appeal) a cachet that Kmart and Walmart, its putative competitors, have yet to achieve.
The day after the fashion show, Target invites members of the press to an open house where they can meet the Target Trend Team, a group of employees with titles like "trend merchandiser" and "director of trend and design." Though certainly pleasant enough, the Trend Team speaks a language popular with a lot of fashion professionals, a dialect that turns genius into an adjective and uses fabricationas a fancy way of saying fabric. Asked exactly what the Trend Team does, one member offers, "We drive trend and image," and another adds, "We interpret things for our guests." Guests? The Trend Team titters, then the bravest volunteers: "Wellit's just thatTarget wants to make everyone feel like a guest!"
Lee Lurquin, a nice young man whose title is "director of soft lines for trend," walks a group of visitors through a room full of garments that appeared on the previous night's runway, a tour that begins with "Travel-Inspired Essentials" and goes on to visit "Alternative West," "Modern Hippies," and "Animal Accents." As is the case in many designers' showrooms, even those belonging to the loftiest couturiers, the clothes look a little forlorn off the runway, like puppies in a pet store waiting for just the right master to take them home.
"Urban Traveler is multifunctional! It's cotton-nylon blended fabrications with a splash of colorlike these pants!" says Lurquin, fingering a pair of Prada-esque army green baggies that have lime-colored facings and a drawstring waist. "Here's a great microfleece vest in pumpkin! This pink cashmere sweaterit's ribbed, we did ribbed this yearis only $69.99. Here's the boho collectionthe '60s. Even the belt has flowers!" And here indeed, in a corner of the room, next to the lingerie rack (pajama-party-worthy pj's, mildly bawdy brassieres), are decorated denim items whose ancestors long ago made the scene at Altamont and Woodstock.
It's easy enough to decorate a pair of jeans, but how is Target interpreting the glitzy, fur-dripping, square-shouldered, big-money look of Fall 2000, a style The New York Timeshas dubbed Park Avenue Princess? The trend team looks around dubiously, then points out a small gray flannel rectangular purse, the shape of which is vaguely reminiscent of a Fendi baguette. But if the purse is not fully up to the level expected by, say, the Miller sisters, other stuff fares better, even in the harsh glow of the showroom: a $120 peacoat is not nasty vinyl but real leather, a denim jacket has classic lines and a lean fit, and that ribbed sweater is a whole lot of cashmere for $69.99.
Unfortunately, procuring any of these items presents a bit of a challenge for Manhattanites, since Target, despite springing for billboards on Houston Street and mounting fashion shows in Chelsea, does not make it easy for city residents to become guests. A field trip to a Long Island branch, located on an unpromising strip of highway in a town called Lindenhurst (Target's only store in the five boroughs is in College Point, Queens), is an adventure requiring a whole afternoon and an automobile. And though butlers with tea trays don't meet you in the parking lot (so much for this guest business), the staff is friendlyit's the interior design that is such a letdown: Unlike its studiedly hip sisters, H&M and Old Navy, Target apparently takes its decorating cues from Kmart. The clothing departmentreally just a charmless expanse of racks and signsis right next to the lunch counter (called the Food Avenue Express, though there's no avenue to speak of), and the whole store smells like popcorn mixed with plastic, not the greatest olfactory accompaniment to clothes shopping.


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On Wednesday evening, The University of Missouri picked up another huge commitment for their 2015 class as Lee's Summit High School quarterback Drew Lock made the announcement he is staying a Tiger and will playing his college ball in Columbia.
The announcement wasn't a huge shock to many, as Missouri was considered the favorite. However, Tennessee was a dark house candidate to get Lock, who was apparently wowed by the Volunteers coaching staff and facilities.
But Lock noted the family atmosphere at Mizzou, as well of coach Gary Pinkel's recent contract extension which provides an immense amount of stability to the program.
Drew Lock is an impressive physical specimen, and is not only a talented football player, but basketball as well. At 6'3" and just under 200 lbs he has everything required to play at the next level from a physical standpoint.
This past season Lock threw for over 3,000 yards and had 35 touchdowns to only seven interceptions. Check the link below for a look at his highlights from last season.
His potential seems to be enormous, and he appears to be a natural fit for Missouri's spread offense, as Lee's Summit High School has a very similar spread. He is rated as the number five pro style quarterback in the entire country for the 2015 class, number two overall in the state of Missouri according to Rivals.
Missouri has now received two verbal commitments from two four star recruits in as many days. They received a verbal commitment yesterday from East St. Louis running back Nate Strong, and now Lee's Summit quarterback Drew Lock.
The 2015 recruiting class is shaping up to the best in Missouri football history, with obviously plenty of time for it to still improve. Gary Pinkel and his staff are building a ton of momentum as they head into year number three in the SEC. This is a very exciting time to be a Missouri Tiger Football fan.
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Based on your creds, and it's been a few months now that you've been driving the ATS, how do you still like the ATS with the auto?
I would say that I am still happy with the drive train setup. I have always had manual transmission sporty cars (not counting Jeeps, suvs etc.) all my life, so I was a little worried about making a mistake. But I must say I am content with what I have, especially since I have to commute in traffic. Constant clutch in clutch out can get tiresome. That said, to realize true potential in the ATS, sport mode really makes a big difference and using manual shift helps to (paddles or shifter work fine). I never gripped about six speed manual gears, so I don't see any problems with the auto -6 speed either. Although others will tell the merits of an 8-spd, I don't see the need. Lots of shifting going on all the time with the 8-spd. But I guess you can't ignore the apparent slightly better gas mileage.
So go check it out and let us know what you think. I think the drive train setup is fine the way it is. Sometimes I miss my N54 low end torque, but it won't rev much. But the 3.6 V6 in the ATS revs nicely with some great sounds that the N54 did not have.
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The Institute for Cuban and Cuban-American Studies (ICCAS) at the University of Miami has opened enrollment for its upcoming Cuban Studies Certificate Program, which will be presented at Casa Bacardi in eight evening sessions, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., between September 29 and October 9.
This high-level program is designed for professionals and others interested in Cuba and its future. ICCAS expert instructors use a multi-disciplinary approach to reflect Cuba's past and address the island nation's present and future issues. The program creates an ideal atmosphere for participants to interact, exchange ideas, and think innovatively about the challenges and opportunities awaiting Cuba.
The fee is $395, which includes the recommended books for the course. The course also will feature guest lecturers. It will follow this schedule:
Monday, September 29: Course Introduction with Jose Azel, senior research associate at ICCAS; Historical Background with Jaime Suchlicki, director of ICCAS.
Tuesday, September 30: The Cuban Revolution with Suchlicki.
Wednesday, October 1: The Bay of Pigs and the Cuban Missile Crisis with Brian Latell, senior research associate at ICCAS.
Thursday, October 2: Cuba's Leadership and the Cuban Armed Forces with Pedro Roig, senior research associate at ICCAS.
Monday, October 6: Cuba's Civil Society and the Opposition (in Spanish) with Carlos Alberto Montaner, senior research associate at ICCAS.
Tuesday, October 7: Cuba's Economy and the Cuban Diaspora with Azel.
Wednesday, October 8: Central and Eastern European Transitions with Azel.
Thursday, October 9: Transitional Challenges and Opportunities in Cuba with Azel.
Due to limited space, those interested in enrolling are encouraged to register as soon as possible. Please contact Jennifer Hernandez at 305-284-5386 or email@example.com for more information and to register. Casa Bacardi is located at 1531 Brescia Avenue on UM's Coral Gables campus.