text:
Skip to main content
Search the history of over 498 billion pages on the Internet.
Search the Wayback Machine
All Texts
This Just In
Smithsonian Libraries
Lincoln Collection
Additional Collections
eBooks & Texts
American Libraries
Canadian Libraries
Universal Library
Shareware CD-ROMs
Community Texts
Project Gutenberg
Biodiversity Heritage Library
Open Library
Children's Library
Kimberly Kubus
All Video
This Just In
Prelinger Archives
Democracy Now!
Occupy Wall Street
TV NSA Clip Library
TV News
Animation & Cartoons
Arts & Music
Community Video
Computers & Technology
Cultural & Academic Films
Ephemeral Films
Understanding 9/11
News & Public Affairs
Spirituality & Religion
Sports Videos
Videogame Videos
Youth Media
All Audio
This Just In
Grateful Dead
Old Time Radio
78 RPMs and Cylinder Recordings
Live Music Archive
Audio Books & Poetry
Community Audio
Computers & Technology
Music, Arts & Culture
News & Public Affairs
Non-English Audio
Librivox Free Audiobook
Radio Programs
Spirituality & Religion
All Software
This Just In
Old School Emulation
MS-DOS Games
Historical Software
Classic PC Games
Software Library
Internet Arcade
Community Software
Software Sites
Tucows Software Library
Vintage Software
Console Living Room
Atari 2600
Magnavox Odyssey 2
Bally Astrocade
Sega Genesis
Sega Game Gear
Atari 7800
Sega Master System
All Image
This Just In
Flickr Commons
Occupy Wall Street Flickr
Cover Art
USGS Maps
Metropolitan Museum
NASA Images
Solar System Collection
Ames Research Center
Brooklyn Museum
Toggle navigation
5:00 pm
thanks everyone, sleep "viewpoint" is next. good night. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] you >> john: the u.s. deficit is rapidly decreasing ahead of styx, but you wouldn't know it from fox news because benghazi! the feds want to lower the threshold for what constitution drunk driving. which means we'll have to have less spelling errors when we text from behind the wheel. is this a public safety man or a racket to raise more money. and you may have heard about the gay teacher fired for her sexual orientation. but what does the bible really say about lesbians. turns out it's the catholic homophobes who need to repent. it's the birthday of madeleine
5:01 pm
albright, and on this date in 1928 mickey mouse appeared in his first animated short. we all look forward to his big disney cartoon "star wars" episode 7. this is "viewpoint." [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> john: good evening, i'm john fugelsang. this is "viewpoint." thank you for joining us this evening. president
apparently wasn't content with all the white house scandals headlines this week or the possibility thinks second term could be suffocated under a blanket ofvilleofcriminal investigations, so he did something today. for groups seeking status tax status, the president condemned them.
5:02 pm
>> today secretary lew took the first step by accepting requesting and accepting the leader of the irs. it's important to implement new leadership to help us go forward. >> john: whether that will satisfy congressional republicans remains to be seen. earlier today, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell demanded a different sort of action from the president. >> the administration needs to make witnesses available to testify on this and any other incident of targeting the administration's ideological's opponent. >> john: and john boehner has made up his mind whether haws were broken or real crimes committed. >> my question isn't about who is going to resign. my question is who is going to jail over the scandal. >> john: the scandal where no laws were broken. on the so-called scandal front
5:03 pm
yes, benghazi, they tried to put that to rest yet again by releasing 100 pages of internal e-mails that shows how the talking points of u.n. ambassador susan rice were shaped. rice and the white house were blasted repeatedly for not immediately labeling the attack that killed four americans as an terrorist attack. but the e-mails reportedly show that the white house the state department the fbi and c.i.a. all held shape these talking points that ambassador rice used,al while interoffice politics may have played a role that didn't play out presidential politics didn't. speaker boehner has accused the state department of political changes in the talking points. as for scandal number three the justice department seizure of phone records from the associated press, jay carney announced the president would
5:04 pm
push congress to pass a media shield law which failed to get to the senate floor for a vote in. >> you the president's support for this kind of media shield law is well documented, it is longstanding, and he does believe it is appropriate to re resubmit that legislation and try to convert it into law at this time. >> john: meanwhile up on capitol hill eric holder insists for a second day he didn't know anything about the issue that we don't know. >> i would like to try to pin
who authorizeed the subpoenas for the ap. did the deputy eric holder do that? >> recusals are such that i don't have interactions with people who are involved in the case. >> john: for more, i'm delighted to be joined by joe williams and josh israel for think progress.org . gentlemen, a pleasure to have you both here on "viewpoint."
5:05 pm
>> good to be here. >> many thanks. let's start with the irs president
did say tonight he would work with congress hand in hand presumably, as it performance it's oversight role while putting in new safety guards so it never happens again. has the president finally started to put this story to rest or is it a big g.o.p. fundraising and tea party talking point for 2014 regardless? joe? >> two words cha-ching. basically you already have the republican campaign committee sending out e-mails saying help us fight the president on benghazi. help us fight the president with these scandals. we need money to run people for congress that is going to keep the pressure on. so basically the fundraising has already started and it's not a surprise in for anybody in washington. the problem is we're losing
5:06 pm
focus especially with benghazi especially with the other two sort of scandals. typically in these sorts of situations what the real scandal is not what is illegal but what is legal. remember we're living at a time where we have the warless wireing tap. we've got people listening in on people's phone calls. we have different infringements on our civil liberty in the name of keeping us safe from terror. so what's going on in these situations is basically sort of the fruit that is being born from all the permission we've been given to look into our past and look who they're talking to try to keep us safe. >> john: josh, you wrote about how real disclosure laws could fix the irs president--problems. the irs has to decide which groups are political and which are not. >> i think the president spoke
5:07 pm
very eloquently about one of the problems being there is very little clarity as to what the rules are there. the irs code suggests that groups in order to be a 501 c-4 the tax exempt groups we were talking about, you have to be a social welfare organization. and campaigning and election electioneering cannot be your purposes. but very little guidance of what a social welfare organization is, and so it would be changes to the tax code to make it clear what is and isn't okay. a lot of criticisms in the inspector general report has to do with the fact that low level function areas didn't understand the rules and didn't know the rules. but a big reason for the groups that are sort of masquerading as social welfare groups to avoid having to disclose the
5:08 pm
contributers is the fact that there is no disclosure for 501 c-4 groups when they run political advertisements. >> john: exactly right. that's where it gets sticky. joe josh makes a good point. once they get involved with that process you can see where it gets tightened so they know which groups should have tax exempt status or loosened so any groups are passed, or nothing gets passed for three years. >> this is the pin yada that the g.o.p. has been hoping for. the scandal and how dare they look into tea party organizations and very little discussion about the actual law and ways to keep this from happening again, and furthermore there was not very much outrage when groups on the left were being investigated during the last american administration,
5:09 pm
i'm thinking of the naacp. they were investigated for their status. no one raised an eyebrow on the right when this happened when clearly this is the very similar pattern we've got here. congress needs to step in, clarify and tighten but it they're too busy talking about these other issues, too busy using it as a political whacking stick to get to that point. >> john: indeed. let me bring it back to den. because i remember the quaint days of the bush administration when a terrorist attack that killed americans meant united we stand and we get behind the leader. now it's a time to get political points off the dead bodies of americans. will the e-mails released from the white house finally satisfy the president's critics or will this continue to be a criticism in the president's bubble for the next three years? >> go ahead, josh. >> after you joe. >> john: wow we're so polite.
5:10 pm
>> i don't think there is anything you could possibly do that would satisfy the sort of standard mongering at fox news, and senators mccain and graham. but this is something that the american people cared much before and now they're really not going to care about it. these e-mails show very clearly that it was the intelligence forces that were giving information to the president and these talking points trying to keep people safe, and trying to give the best information that they could and there was nothing politicized about the process. >> john: that is a great point. this may be just a tool that the g.o.p. will use to keep their base riled up, get them to a show up to the midterms and put forth no new legislation. will it be enough for the white house politically if benghazi stayed and inflamed issues on
5:11 pm
the right instead of creeping towards the mainstream as seem possible not long ago. >> it will have to be enough. as josh said there isn't really a whole lot more they can do. you have the head rolling at the irs over the investigation scandal. there is really not a whole lot of dramatic action you can take to of satisfy the benghazi grittics. releasing the e-mails proves what the white house has been saying all along. that is, look, it was a chaotic situation. we were trying to figure out what was going on, and trying to coordinate information from agencies that had a hand in it. i don't think it will go away, and it will have the affect of rallying the base, and giving the white house more to oh worry about in the 2014 midterms. i might add one other point the
5:12 pm
counter veiling and the strategies they might have to play, while we're all discussing something that happened in november of 2012 the sequester grinds up, the economy is still stumbling and not running. we still have very much looming fight over the debt cerealing thatdebt sealing thatis not going to get resolved. >> john: go if you're the g.o.p. you don't want the economy getting better on the democratic president's watch is benghazi not the best tool against hillary clinton's high poll numbers. >> well, it is and it isn't. josh mention earlier most americans don't really seem to be engaged on this particular scandal. and, indeed, a survey shows that if you ask a sample of americans where benghazi is on a map, most don't really know. and a terrorist attack on an
5:13 pm
embassy versus on the american soil, they're not going to get behind the leader. there was not a whole lot of unifying behind benghazi and there was behind boston, that's because boston is easier to relate to than an embassy around the world. >> john: and before we go, josh, is the g.o.p. stuck in a can exactly loop in the 90s like the first clinton term when our republicans pushed one fake scandal to another. does anybody remember what white water was supposed to be at this point? >> i don't think anybody understood it then. you have travel gate and file gate and it's very much the same thing here. the republicans don't want to talk about immigration reform because they know the public is to some extent against them. they don't want to talk about gun violence prevention. they don't want to talk about the economy because they're wrong on these issues.
5:14 pm
they try to distract by bringing up anything that they could throw at the white house. i don't think much is going to stick. >> john: joe williams and josh israel senior investigative report for think progress.org it's only going to get more interesting. it's great to have you both in the program. we hope to have you both back soon. good evening gentlemen. the deaf set deficit is sinking fast, and the republicans have learned nothing! that's ahead.
5:15 pm
5:16 pm
5:17 pm
(vo) later tonight current tv is the place for compelling true stories. >> jack, how old are you? >> nine. >> this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like. (vo) with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines, way inside. (vo) from the underworld, to the world of privilege. >> everyone in michael jackson's life was out to use him. (vo) no one brings you more documentaries that are real, gripping, current. >> what a way to start the day. (vo) followed by "talking liberally with stephanie miller" >> this is big for me. only on current tv. >> john: today's thing of the day is the daily military sex scam of the day. a soldier assigned to coordinate a sexual assault prevention
5:18 pm
program is under investigation for sexual contact and for pimping. this comes days after an officer he himself was arrested for charges of groping a woman in a parking lot. i guess if these military officials were around in world war ii they would have hired hitler to fight nazis. what is loud and proud and wrong about everything? deficit hogs. after so many complaints that president
is leading us
this dark well of never ending debt, a well that george w. push dug, the debt is stranging faster than anybody expected. the shortfall projection is 25% lower than they said it will be a few months ago and it's supposed to keep on dropping. by 2015 the deficit should total 2% over the total gross domestic product.
5:19 pm
and when president bush held office it was just over 10%. it deflates under democrats. grew under bush, dropped under clinton, grew under bush. how weather is the reaction to this? john boehner said nothing. and others say it's a report of out of scroll spending even though it's the opposite. and the g.o.p. will get together to vote to repeal obama-care for the 37th time. let's go to pat in world world news. >> thank you for having me. >> john: we did work with this president. we did help to bring the deficit
together, our policies are working. have you heard any reaction from
5:20 pm
"b" this? has this humbled anyone? >> no, of course not. i think the reason for that is two-fold. one, the republicans don't want to give
credit for bringing the deficit
. there was the warning that taxes on the rich would kill job creation and the economy. here err the deficit is coming
. >> john: it seems to me if i was a smart republican in 2013 i presume they're out there this would be the chance to say yes the tax cuts help and it's the budget cuts that we forced. we work with this president and we take some credit for it. they're ignoring it. is this going to change the political conversation in dc if republicans don't even acknowledge the reality? >> i think this is just the latest in the slew of pieces of evidence showing that when it comes to deficit reduction the
5:21 pm
is doing exactly what the republicans want him to do. meanwhile, here
's tax increases are bringing the deficit
. i don't think it will change the debate in washington because they're going to push austerity no matter what the numbers say. >> john: you're right, there was a slight increase on the upper 2% not exactly back to clinton levels. has the administration vindicated losing those bush tax cuts with these numbers? i think the fact that we're spending so much time on this, and washington has had such a crazy deficit discussion for so on is really missing the point. if you look at and see the deficit coming
, but at the same time we're not talking about jobs.
5:22 pm
we're not talking about economic growth. to hear the republicans tell it for all those months and months when the game was going on and in congress, if only the deficit would come
, then the job creators would be inspired to go out and start opening businesses and creating all these jobs and doing all these great things. all it would take is a little spending discipline and deficit reduction and boom, the economy would be growing. that hasn't happened even though the deficit is coming
. >> john: and after four years of screaming how to get the deficit
, it's coming
and bill o'reilly is talking over on fox with what jodi arias wore today. the deficit is
. the jobs are still
, too. there are so many out there working, paying taxes and help to go lower the tax the deficit even more. shouldn't this be the final nail in austerity.
5:23 pm
it ain't working in europe, do you think these numbers prove that we're finally done with the austeritiment? >> i really wish that were the case. and any objective analysis of austerity should prove it's a% fleet failure. europe, it's a catastrophe. in the u.k. they've implemented the aterty austerity plan, and they're sputtering i didn't think triple recession was a thing before this came along. here it was too small but it did work to get us out of the ditch somewhat but no one is paying attention to that, at least in the places where they actually wield the power to do anything about it. i wish it were the case that this set of data would be the final nail on the coffin of austerity. but the folks who are pushing
5:24 pm
austerity, they're impervious. >> john: they're gathering to repeal obama-care. does that even appeal to anybody other than guys who wear squeaky wheel pajamas about this? >> the goofy thing about this, it will increase the deficit according to anyone who has looked at the numbers. the deficit will increase if you repeal obama-care. the party that is screaming about deficit, now that the deficit is coming
, wants at a make it grow again. >> mark: and pat garafallo with world news and report, thank you for your time and insight. >> thank you. >> john: what a pleasure. well washington ignores the unemployed l.a. ignores our homeless veterans. you don't want to miss it coming up. going on politically and putting my own nuance on it.
5:25 pm
not only does senator rubio just care about rich people but somehow he thinks raising the minimum wage is a bad idea for the middle class. but we do care about them, right? vo: the war room monday to thursday at 6 eastern
5:26 pm
5:27 pm
alright, in 15 minutes we're going to do the young turks. i think the number one thing that viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. they know that i'm not bs'ing them with some hidden agenda, actually supporting one party or the other. when the democrats are wrong, they know that i'm going to be the first one to call them out. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us.
5:28 pm
>> john: tonight on wtf alabama. we exam the news that jeff foxworthy and bill engvall and larry the cable guy are planning to own their theme park in foley, alabama. now i'm not here to belittle jeff bill, and larry i wish they will well. so in the spirit of comradely i will say this, alabama, where is my friggin' theme park. i know alabama may not be the best place for t but there has to be a place in some part of your beautiful state for neurotic progressive politico political comedian for john fugelsang's insecurity world. and there could be a religious section where an anamatronic tells right wings fundamentalist
5:29 pm
christians that they're wrong about the bible and they're misinterpreting the word of god when they hate gays and oppress women but wtf alabama you're second in obesity. you're 47th in internet access and 48th for quality of life for children, and you're going to open up a blue collar theme park. i have never wanted a theme park before but now that i know other comedians have one i want one, too. that's the spiritual foundation of all which spiritual comedy are based. now. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking?
5:30 pm
5:31 pm
5:32 pm
you. >> john: on any given night 62,000 of america's veterans are
5:33 pm
sleeping in the streets. more than 10% of them are in one place--los angeles, the homeless and veterans capital of america. if only we could fix that. if only the veteran's administration had land donated specifically to house homeless vets. well, turns out it does. in 188-8400 acres were given to the va and turned into the pacific branch soldiers home. it housed veterans for 80 years in what is currently the upscale neighborhood of brentwood. but now oh those dorms have been empty for decades and parts of the land are being leased for commercial laundry for the marriott hotel, a baseball field and a dog park. that's right welcome to l.a. dogs are welcome vets ain't. let's go to jon wiener, thank you for the work you've done on
5:34 pm
this issue. walk me through this story. why is the va doing this? >> well, the va says while they have an obligation to provide medical care for veterans, they have no obligation to provide housing, even though this lawsuit is about severely memorially ill vet who is are unable to get the medical treatment they need unless they're provided for housing on site basically. that's what the va says. it seems the main reason the va doesn't want to house homeless vets on the brentwood campus is that it's a very upscale neighborhood. these are multi-million dollar homes
the home and around the corner. and in l.a. the homeowners groups have immense power. >> john: when you say they can't receive treatment you mean they can't even go for standard medical care because they're homeless and they don't have a fixed address? >> well, if they could remember
5:35 pm
their appointments, if they could organize to get transportation to their appointments the va would treat them, but these are people with severe ptsd traumatic brain injuries. they're living
the streets. many of them have sub stance abuse problems. >> and someone who has done work on that campus i can tell you it is very difficult to get there if you don't have a car. so sir how can a va get away with this? what is their legal justification? >> well, the aclu has taken them to court on this. they claim they have no obligation even to abide by the terms of the lease of the donation of the land without a specific authorization of congress. and the local judge here said that he was surprised but he had to rule that was true.
5:36 pm
it seems like they are not going to move unless the courts--the higher courts change their minds on this. >> john: this is unthinkable. you wrote in your piece in the nation the va has done more than it'sit's spreadits predecessors, what is being done about the vets, and substance abuse. isn't what this controversy is about? >> what the
administration is provide financial assistance to vets who need rental subsidies, who need rental vouchers. that's good for the vets whose only problems are poverty. but the vets we are talking about here the ones with substance abuse and mental ill
5:37 pm
problems, they need more than rent. the va has housed homeless disabled vets at this very site, and we would like them to do it again. >> john: well, five years ago the va said they would renovate three of these buildings. did anything come of that? >> well, it's been a long slow process. congress did appropriate $20 million for renovating buildings on this west l.a. campus. they just broke land recently this year on one of the buildings which when completed now scheduled for 2014, will house something like 65 vets. now that's a pathetic number. there's between 6,000 and 7,000 homeless vets that have been counted on the streets of los angeles, and unbe doubtedly there is more than that. it seems for $20 million you ought to be able to do more than house 65 vets in a couple of years from now. >> john: well, mr. wiener, before we go, for people who are
5:38 pm
concerned and care what can they do? how can they learn more? >> well, congress has a lot of power to do something about this. unfortunately, here in california senator barbara boxer has doing nothing. senator dianne feinstein has pushed them to finish the renovation of three buildings which would house 200 vets, and congressman henny waxman has protested against the commercial use of this land, but really it's in the hands of congress to push the va to stop being so reluctant and bureaucratic about this, and do what they ought to do to fulfill their mission regarding our veterans. >> john: john wiener, who reported this story for the nation, thank you for your reporting, and thank you for talking for us. when you talk about you what these men do for our country and how they put their lives on the line for our freedom, it's shocking that this is the treatment they come home to. i thank you gain thank you gain.
5:39 pm
>> thank you john. >> john: you may have to be more sob for drive a car. we'll have that up next. heard the president say the other night? is this personal or is it political? a lot of my work happens by doing the things that i am given to doing anyway. staying in tough with everything that is going on politically and putting my own nuance on it. not only does senator rubio just care about rich people but somehow he thinks raising the minimum wage is a bad idea for the middle class. but we do care about them, right? vo: the war room monday to thursday at 6 eastern
5:40 pm
5:41 pm
alright, in 15 minutes we're going to do the young turks. i think the number one thing that viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. they know that i'm not bs'ing them with some hidden agenda, actually supporting one party or the other. when the democrats are wrong, they know that i'm going to be the first one to call them out. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us.
5:42 pm
view welcome back to "viewpoint." on social media i asked all the y'all about what all y'all thought about lowering the threshold for drunk driving. why not, we have so much room for our prisons for new residents. that's a good point, thank you helping the prison industrial complex. if anyone has a thought three's tweet it to me, while it's% nearly universally known that drunk drivers cause thousands of deaths each year, what is discussed less often is there the deaths that are are caused by
5:43 pm
drivers below the legal limit. states reduce their legal blood alcohol limit from .08% to .05. under the current law 180-pound man could have four drinks in 90 minutes while still staying below the legal limit. reducing the limit would allow three drinks while still being able to get behind the wheel. of course, the new limits face opposition specifically from the american beverage institute, and trade group that represent them, who would like to make a lot of money off those fourth drinks. i'm joined but our experts. comedian scott blakeman performing june 7th at the laughing liberally lab at jimmy's number 47 right near in new york. don't miss that show if you're in new york this summer. co-host senior legal analyst
5:44 pm
making her debut on the show. imani gandy and rude pundit's almanac, lee papa. reducing the limit from .08 to .05, is this a good idea or criminalizing something that shouldn't be criminalized. >> as you pointed out people can still have three drinks and they said it's lewdous to criminalize the responsible--you're not being responsible if you have three drinks, you know, and get behind the wheel. >> you're like the nra for drunks. >> this is happening in europe. a hundred countries have the lower limits. kind of like the alcohol version of the coalition of the willing. join the others. in europe it's already within
5:45 pm
ten years they lowered the limit, and fatalities lowered by half. >> imani. >> i think as a small woman i think that's unfair. in the interest of safety and reducing fatalities it may be necessary to reduce the limit but it makes me wonder if there is a measurable difference in fatalities between the .08 limit and .05 limit and if we should focus on the deterrent in what the limit is, instilling the fear of god. >> john: all the background checks argument, if it saves one american life is it worth it? >> i think that--i think that's the case but it makes me wonder whether or not there are scientific studies that demonstrate that this sort of reduction will actually lead-- >> in europe when they instituted that in the ten years, it did.
5:46 pm
>> but is it the reduction in the blood alcohol content or is it the increase in checkpoints? is it the increase in fear of, for example, i have a friend who spent some time in australia and said there is a real culture in terms of being afraid of being stopped, in terms of being afraid of check points. >> john: let's bring in the rude pundit. that means checkpoints means more cars put in corners. this law lowering the limit makes it much easier to write tickets and fines. what do you think is at play here lee? >> i want to address the european example because if we have this the public transportation system that most european countries have, it really wouldn't be that big of a deal. >> john: you're socialist. >> i want my high speed rail. >> john: madrid, mothers against drunk driving is not against this idea, but it also said it's not the right place in
5:47 pm
government efforts, and they're going not going to be part of promoting it. >> in the last group that wants to come out that i have a problem with is mothers dense drunkagainstdrunk driving. the beverage industry is there. they'rethey only care about selling drinks. and to have people survive and come back and have their two drinks instead of getting as much as they want. >> john: from an economic standpoint reducing the amount of drinks a woman can have will reduce the birth rate. requiring those who are accused of drunk driving installing a breathalyzer in their car. imani, do you think reason not to do this, if so, why not put it in all cars. >> it's a little big brotherish.
5:48 pm
i don't want my car reading my body signs when i get into it, but as you said before whatever can be done to reduce the amount of fatalities due to drunk driving accidents is a good idea. especially when we talk about repeat offenders. that's another thing that concerns me is that is there a real problem in terms of people with that low limit causing fatalities, or is it the people who are at .24 the people who are going to drink and drive and they're diehard about it. >> john: that's the argument. this is the argument that we heard when ralph nadar was trying to--i can say that game then--when ralph nadar was trying to get seat belts. >> i say instead of having the designated driver, have the designated person to breathe in the breatheizer. >> beyond the breathalyzer, the
5:49 pm
car that will detect your breath without the use of a breathalyzer, i can't figure it out, but that's going to work. we need to establish a level. why not go with the .05 level. >> john: big brother rides shotgun. while drinking and driving remains a major problem another dangerous practice getting attention is texting while driving. and many companies including the four biggest cell phone providers are launching a campaign to reduce the use of cellphones actual driving. traditionally they were against laws preventing cell phone use shocker, but now they're changing their tune. >> i think probably because there are a lot of teen accidents, a lot of teen deaths that are the result of texting while driving. from marketing and p.r. perspective it's better for the four major companies to attack it together as one roar than undermine them in the marketplace. i think it's good marketing and
5:50 pm
good pr. >> john: you're right. deaths for teens of texting while driving has surpassed. in terms of taking a responsibility of the human toll for the use of their product. >> assume lawyer must have "v" gone to somebody and said, someone is going to sue you for this. >> and maybe a sliver of social conscienceness. >> john: yeah right. >> they were on this for a couple of years and then they came on board. you know, this is something that we have to address and again i don't understand the argument of obviously if you attack these you attack the lower level it will save lives. >> i disagree with the lawyers saying somebody is going sue. people have been trying to sue the gun administers for years
5:51 pm
i'm a lawyer. a recovering lawyer, but i think it would be pretty difficult for anyone to sue a cell phone maker because of a texting while driving accident. i really do think it's a matter of let's do something that makes us look good. we're the cell phone companies let's go out there. >> i don't want to say anything that makes the cell phone companies look good but i understand what you're saying. i don't think--obviously this is something that i've had students--i teach kids, and students who have actually been in accidents while texting. one student almost lost his life. on a serious note, i do think this is something that a good public relations push could do some good for. >> john: corporate decency, it's capable. we'll look at a supposed moral issue after the break but there is nothing moral about it. it has to do with the bible and lesbians and that's next.
5:52 pm
>>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were
5:53 pm
5:54 pm
5:55 pm
>> john: welcome back to "viewpoint." one more quick question for my panel. you guys are wonderful by the way. what is your favorite misuse of a bible passage. >> the biggest misuse are claiming there are bible packages that don't exist. man is between a man and woman it's in the bible but it's not. >> it's matthew 19 but it's jesus coming out against divorce. i have no life and i know this.
5:56 pm
imani gandy. >> i learned something new this morning. judge not lest ye judged is not telling you you can't judge people but it's judging by the right standards, god's standard. i'm taking that to me that i can judge people by my own standards. >> i'm coming out to the ten commandments a lot of people who were wanting to put ten commandments in courthouses were probably committing adultery. >> john: karma hale is a teacher or was before she lost they are job in columbus, ohio. when her mother died, the obituary included her long-time power. and one the students sent a copy to the school and calling it
5:57 pm
disgraceful for employing a lesbian for a gym teacher. as soon as she returned to her job after taking a few days off to bury her mom miss hale was called in to see the administration, and they fired her. here is the worse part, her the letter said living with a partner violateed the laws of the catholic church. for this cause god gave them up for the women changed their natural use for that which is against natural. the only reference to lesbians in the entire bible. and it's not even about lesbians. see, once you get past the fact
5:58 pm
this was written by a guy who never met jesus and women changed their natural use which sounds like the gospel according to ike turner. it says that roman women did that which was against nature. the only sexuality against nature is pretending to be straight when you are not. what paul is talking about in that part of the letter are worshiping gods mostly human animal hybrids. god turned his back against those romans. and many believe what paul is talking about is bestiality, but it's another use of the christians who really don't know their bible. now mice hale has filed a complaint based on firing her on
5:59 pm
gender discrimination. her teacher union chose not to support her. turns out the homophobes are the ones violating the moral laws. if you still want to discriminate against americans based on something that is not in your holy book, guess what, you can start paying your taxes like everyone else. one final quote from the book of ruth, where you go i will go, your people shall be my people. where you die, i will die there i will be buried. but it's a passage by two women root and maomi, they there is one or two mentions of gay men in the entire bible but at no point does the call the women being with women. i find it interesting that god had the same policy.
6:00 pm
i would like to thank my guests, you guys were brilliant. thanks for all our guests. we'll be back tomorrow night. this is "viewpoint" on current we're still here. good night, mom. >> joy: tonight the president is in hot water over scandals involving benghazi, the irs, and the associated press. on the bright size he just saved 15% by switching his car insurance to geico, and i'll talk to the host of the biggest loser, alison sweeney, and tabatha coffey who certainlyly i is s nenevever a afrfraid toto say a anything. [♪ theme music ♪] >> joy: oh, it has been a tough day in the white house. president
TV News
Search inside
Search only quotes
Search only political ads
Date - Most Recent
Date - Oldest
Current May 15, 2013 5:00pm-6:01pm PDT
News/Business. (2013) New. (CC) (Stereo)
Joe Williams
John Boehner
The Irs
Young Turks
Ralph Nadar
Los Angeles
Scanned in
San Francisco, CA, USA
Comcast Cable
Channel v107
Video Codec
Audio Cocec
Pixel width
Pixel height
Internet Archive
sound, color
Borrow a DVD of this show
Stream Only
In Collection
In Collection
Television Archive
In Collection
Television Archive News Search Service
Uploaded by
TV Archive
on 5/16/2013


text:
Apple 2GB iPod shuffle, Silver - MC306LL/A
Sold Out
Customer Reviews Write a Review
Be the first to review this item and earn 25 Rakuten Super Points™
Product Overview
In bright new colors, your music really speaks to you.iPod shuffle now comes in five vibrant colors. It's available in 2GB and 4GB models. And it talks.
The world's smallest music player.
To create the world's smallest music player, we moved the controls from iPod shuffle to the earphone cord. This makes iPod shuffle smaller than ever, and the controls are right where you can reach them. So when you want to play, pause, or skip to the next tune, you don't have to fumble for your iPod shuffle — just follow the cord and press a button.
The first music player that talks to you.
VoiceOver will surely be the next big hit on your iPod shuffle. Say you're listening to a song and want to know the title or the artist. Just press a button, and VoiceOver tells you. You can even hear the names of your playlists. And when your battery needs charging, VoiceOver tells you that, too.
Easy-access controls.
The controls are located on the right earphone cord. With command central strategically placed in this more convenient location, you can navigate your music — and activate the VoiceOver feature — without taking your eyes off your run, your ride, or whatever you're doing. iPod shuffle includes these easy-access controls, but you can also use headphones with similar controls from manufacturers like Scosche, Klipsch, V-MODA, and Belkin.
Your music library. To go.
iPod shuffle is now available in both 2GB and 4GB capacities. So you have plenty of room to store hours and hours of music — up to 1,000 songs with the 4GB model. That's a load of essentials for your workout or commute. And there's room for multiple playlists and audiobooks, too.
Multiple playlists.
You've probably made multiple playlists in iTunes. One for your commute. One for the gym. One for just chilling out. Now you can sync playlists on your computer with iPod shuffle, and play the perfect mix for your activity or mood. VoiceOver tells you the name of each playlist, so it's easy to switch between them and find the one you want without looking.
Let's talk color.
The anodized aluminum enclosure makes iPod shuffle sleek and durable. It's even more colorful in gleaming pink, blue, green, black, or silver. And making its debut: the special edition iPod shuffle in polished stainless steel (Talk about rock star treatment). Even the iPod shuffle clip rocks. It attaches securely to your shirt, jacket, workout gear, and backpack, making iPod shuffle the perfect fashion tech-cessory. And yes, there's still room for personalized engraving.
Multiple languages.
A French love song. A Spanish bolero. An Italian cantata. Your music library has songs from all over the world. That's why VoiceOver speaks 20 different languages. So it can tell you song titles and artists in the correct languages.
To shuffle or not to shuffle.
The shuffle switch has three positions. Flip it to the left, and you'll hear your music in a refreshingly random way. Flip it to the middle, and your songs play in order. Or flip to the right to turn iPod shuffle off.
What's in the Box:
|Mfg Part#
Tech Specs
|Height: 1.8 inches (45.2 mm)
|Width: 0.7 inch (17.5 mm)
|Depth: 0.3 inch (7.8 mm) including clip
|True volume: 0.26 cu inch (4326 cu mm)
|Weight: 0.38 ounce (10.7 grams) for iPod shuffle in anodized aluminum
|3.5-mm stereo headphone jack
|Operating temperature: 32° to 95° F (0° to 35° C)
|Nonoperating temperature: -4° to 113° F (-20° to 45° C)
|Relative humidity: 5% to 95% noncondensing
|Maximum operating altitude: 10,000 feet (3000 m)
|2GB or 4GB flash drive
|Holds up to 500 or 1,000 songs in 128-Kbps AAC format
|Stores data via USB flash drive
|Built-in rechargeable lithium-polymer battery
|Playback time: Up to 10 hours when fully charged
|Charging via USB to computer system or power adapter (sold separately)
|Skip-free playback
|Frequency response: 20Hz to 20,000Hz
|Audio formats supported: AAC (8 to 320 Kbps), Protected AAC (from iTunes Store), HE-AAC, MP3 (8 to 320 Kbps), MP3 VBR, Audible (formats 2, 3, 4, Audible Enhanced Audio, AAX, and AAX+), Apple Lossless, AIFF, and WAV
|Earphones with Remote
|Frequency response: 20Hz to 20,000Hz
|Impedance: 32 ohms
|Mac computer with USB 2.0 port
|Mac OS X v10.4.11 or later
|PC with USB 2.0 port
|Windows Vista or Windows XP Home or Professional with Service Pack 3 or later
|iTunes 9 or later
Product Attributes
|Color Class
|Product Line
|iPod shuffle
Sold Out
Sorry, you missed the deal!
This product is currently not available.
Promotions & Offers (1)
- 5% Back* Sitewide with Promo Code Rewardme *See page for details

subset: commoncrawl


text: Why is the modular function optimization on ASH not implemented for negative arguments? I spent a good several days chasing down a bug because SBCL wasn't doing what I thought it was supposed to be doing. -- Nathan | http://www.cs.rose-hulman.edu/~froydnj/ | Credo ut intelligam From Man's effeminate slackness it begins. --Paradise Lost


text:
TRAINING: TRUCK DRIVER INSTRUCTOR (Winton/Merced) $18-22/Hr. DOE, Full Time Temp. See www.cvoc.org for job desMore info
MANAGEMENT: ONEILL PLANT FOREMAN, SANTA NELLA AREA: Under the direction of the Operations and Maintenance ManMore info
SKILLED LABOR - TRADES: PLUMBERS experienced in rough-in for tract homes in Manteca. Top pay based on experience. Benefits.More info
NONPROFIT - SOCIAL SERVICES: COUNSELING YOUTH SPECIALIST/CASE MANAGER (Modesto) $30-32k/yr DOE. FT, Benefits 401K. See www.cvoc.More info
TRANSPORTATION: TRUCK DRIVERS CLASS A - WANTED Immediate Work - Top Pay The Best Ag Haul Company 209-581-9100 or CMore info
NONPROFIT - SOCIAL SERVICES: COUNSELING INTAKE COUNSELOR (Modesto) $27-29k/yr DOE. FT, Benefits 401K. See www.cvoc.org for job dMore info
SKILLED LABOR - TRADES: HVAC INSTALLER/TECHNICIAN 1-3 years experience in field. Clean DMV required Fax resume to: 209-544-3More info
TRANSPORTATION: TRUCK DRIVERS wanted Class A year round position salary range $60k-$70k/yr guaranteed min. income hoMore info
HEALTH CARE: HEALTHCARE PRN O.R. TECH PRN REGISTERED NURSE and PRN MA/CNA Needed for very busy fast paced surgeMore info
SKILLED LABOR - TRADES: Painter, Experience in prep work, interior and exterior painting required for local painting projectMore info
Need a job?
Need to hire some help?


text:
Stay the Course
Ever filled up a warm, inviting bath only to have the phone ring and to return to a lukewarm soak? Well those days are over if you install ThermaSsure. The handy device can be retrofitted on existing tubs and keeps the water temperature at exactly where you set it on an illuminated display. About $1,100


text:
A fight over water in Southern Colorado continues.
Pueblo District Attorney Bill Thiebaut says the Southern Delivery System Project that pumps clean water from Lake Pueblo to Colorado Springs ends up sending contaminated water back to Pueblo. He previously sued the State and Colorado Springs Utilities to get it stopped. A Colorado Judge ruled that the SDS should be shut down until water standards are in place. But on Thursday the State and CO Springs Utilities appealed the Judge's decision. On Friday Thiebaut held a press conference voicing his concern with how harmful the return water is to the community.
"Sometimes the mud comes up to the trail, if it's got E-Coli it's dangerous for people to touch it that's why I wore the gloves to get the sample. I'm not sure what's in their today," Thiebaut said.
Thiebaut says he's not giving up until Pueblo gets the quality of water it deserves. The project managers tell 11 News they have done a number of tests on the water. The decision is now in the court's hands. There is no word on how long it will take.


text:
Miu Miu
Pointed Toe Knee Boot
Product Actions
Pull-on pointed toe knee boot crafted of glossed, slightly grained vitello leather. Detailed with Western-style topstitching, partial gunmetal-tone side zip and chunky block heel.
Style # 502852472
- 16.25" shaft height
- 13.5" circumference at topline
- 1.75" heel (45mm)
- Leather/rubber sole
- Available in Nero
- Made in Italy
All measurements are approximate.
Style # 502852472
In 1993, the Miu Miu label was born and playfully given the nickname of its founder Miuccia Prada. The brand celebrates a flirty and effervescent essence in the design of dresses, bags and shoes, while still exhibiting a refined sense of glamour.
Need Help? Have Questions? Contact Us.
Please call 1.888.222.7639 to speak with a Customer Service Representative.
We're here to help you:
Monday - Friday, 9 AM - 9 PM (ET)
Saturday - Sunday, 10:30 AM - 7 PM (ET)
If you prefer email, we can be reached anytime at email@example.com.
Free Shipping & Returns on all U.S. Orders. See Details.


text:
All Rise...
Judge Dan Mancini assures you this movie is not in Sensorama.
The Charge
Venice—Spring of 1866, the last month of the Austrian occupation of the Veneto. The Italian government has forged a pact with Prussia, and the war of liberation is imminent.
Opening Statement
Based on Camillo Boito's 1882 novella of the same name, Senso is famed Italian director Luchino Visconti's tale of forbidden love during Italy's unification in the 19th century. Long neglected on home video in North America, the 1954 classic finally arrives on Blu-ray courtesy of the Criterion Collection.
Facts of the Case
During the Italian-Austrian war, middle-aged Venetian Countess Livia Serpieri (Alida Valli, The Third Man) falls in love with a young, philandering, and cowardly Austrian lieutenant named Franz Mahler (Farley Granger, Strangers on a Train). As Garibaldi and his Redshirts close in on Venice, the lovers find themselves spiraling into tragedy.
The Evidence
In the long and storied history of film critic douche-baggery, things don't get much uglier or more juvenile than they did in postwar Italy. Neorealism was as much an anti-fascist (read: Communist) political movement as it was an art style. Critics regularly savaged filmmakers for not sufficiently toeing the ideological or stylistic line—even brilliant directors making brilliant films (Fellini's La Strada, for instance, was roundly trashed for having the audacity to be distinguishable from any flick ever made by Roberto Rossellini). 1954's Senso was the first of Luchino Visconti's movies to throw Italian critics into hissy fits—despite the fact that Visconti was an avowed Communist. Its mix of melodrama, professional actors, a Hollywood leading man, and luxurious cinematography were too much for the critics' delicate and shockingly reactionary political sensibilities to handle. Senso flopped—hard. Which is too bad because it's a beautiful movie and, in retrospect, the perfect companion piece to Visconti's masterpiece, 1963's The Leopard.
Like The Leopard, Senso is concerned with the fading Italian aristocracy during the social instability of the Risorgimento. It is far less politically complex than The Leopard, content to concern itself with the melodrama of star-crossed lovers while mostly relegating the Italian-Austrian war to a backdrop, but still captivating in both its beautiful imagery and mostly earned emotion. The title refers to sensuality, and is fitting for a tale of Countess Serpieri's sexual obsession with a craven Austrian officer, an obsession that leads to her tragic betrayal of the revolution. Alida Valli is required to carry most of the weight of this melodrama, and one can see how her scenery chewing—though competent and entirely appropriate to the material—would grate on neorealist critics who preferred the naturalism and wooden delivery of non-professional actors. Valli's performance is full of suppressed longing, guilt, and anguish—played largely through her eyes and tense posture. It is at turns subtle and over-the-top—entirely appropriate for Visconti's operatic sensibilities (Senso famously opens in Venice's La Fenice opera house during a performance of Il Trovatore, and the movie self-consciously mirrors that opera's themes of romantic intrigue and betrayal).
The movie's weak link is Farley Granger as the womanizing coward Lieutenant Franz Mahler. As with The Leopard nearly a decade later, Visconti originally wanted Marlon Brando to play Senso's lead, but the movie's financial backers pushed for someone more bankable, someone they believed would deliver larger audiences in the United States (Farley was just coming off of a headlining turn in Hitchcock's Strangers on a Train). But where The Leopard actually benefitted from Visconti having to settle for his second choice, Burt Lancaster, whose classic Hollywood screen presence added weight and texture to the movie's aging Prince Salina, Senso suffers from the loss of the raw magnetism that defined Brando's style in the '50s. Granger is handsome enough for the role, but so lacking in passion that Valli must work all the harder to make her character's obsession plausible.
Despite the flawed casting of Granger, Senso has much to recommend it—not least of which is production design and cinematography best described as opulent. Much of the drama is set in gorgeous Venetian palaces, rendered in vivid color and impressive detail by the three-strip Technicolor process used by Visconti. According to their liner notes, Criterion's 1080p/AVC transfer was sourced from the original camera negative as well as a master positive. The restoration work and transfer were supervised by cinematographer Giuseppe Rotunno and Italian movie superfan Martin Scorsese. The end result is nearly perfect; easily the best the movie has looked in a home video release. Colors are startlingly deep and rich. Detail is slightly limited in long shots, perhaps by some severe damage to the camera negative mentioned in the notes, but the overall image is stunning. The presentation is in the movie's original full frame aspect ratio.
Audio is a two-channel linear PCM mix of the movie's original analog Italian track. Fully restored, it's not only free of hiss and crackle, but delivers far more depth and subtlety than most Italian films of the era, which, because of the heavy use of ADR, tend to sound tinny and flat.
Criterion's Blu-ray edition of Senso is a single-disc release that offers the feature itself along with some high-quality supplements:
The Wanton Countess
Criterion presents this alternate version of the film in a 1080p/AVC transfer that is a solid piece of work even if it doesn't approach the quality of Senso's image. Colors are muddier and more muted, though still warm. Minor source damage is prevalent throughout. Audio is presented in a single-channel mono mix.
The Making of Senso (33:46)
Viva Verdi: Visconti and Opera (36:05)
Video Essay (28:27)
"Man of Three Worlds: Luchino Visconti" (48:15)
A 38-page insert booklet contains detailed notes about the digital transfer of the film, as well as an essay by filmmaker Mark Rappaport (Rock Hudson's Home Movies), and a long excerpt from Farley Granger's autobiography that covers the making of Senso.
Closing Statement
Fans of Luchino Visconti should rejoice over this top-notch high definition presentation of one of the director's most celebrated films.
The Verdict
Not guilty.
Give us your feedback!
Did we give Senso (Blu-Ray) Criterion Collection a fair trial? yes / no
What's "fair"? Whether positive or negative, our reviews should be unbiased, informative, and critique the material on its own merits.
Other Reviews You Might Enjoy
• Proof (1991)
DVD Reviews Quick Index
• DVD Releases
Scales of Justice
Perp Profile
Studio: Criterion
Distinguishing Marks
• English Version
• IMDb
DVD | Blu-ray | Upcoming DVD Releases | About | Staff | Jobs | Contact | Subscribe | Find us on Google+ | Privacy Policy
Review content copyright © 2011 Dan Mancini; Site design and review layout copyright © 2016 Verdict Partners LLC. All rights reserved.


text:
GSD Course Bulletin - Fall 2011
This term's information was last refreshed on 12 MAY 2015 14:52:56.
Courses taught by Joan Busquets
03472: Urban Grids: Exploring its Design Potentials (DES 0347200)
Urban Planning and Design
Seminar - 4 credits - Limited enrollment
Monday Tuesday 10:00 - 1:00 Gund - Gropius
Joan Busquets
Course Description
The first meeting will take place on Wednessday, August 31st, 6 PM in room 510.
Framework:Within a larger research scope on "Revisiting the urban grids in the XXI century", this seminar will focus on the investigation of recent urbanistic projects which use the grid and its multiple variations as their main structural device for the construction of the city. The ultimate objective of the course is to develop new understanding of the way we are approaching the design of the City by means of "grids and networks": Exploring its design potentials.1.The historic evolution of the city can be tied to regular systems that have allowed for rational forms of development. Diverse cultures have provided varied interpretations of grid systems that serve as an active underlay for multiple urban domains; street network, private parcels, public spaces, diversity of grain, etc. Some previous Seminars taught along the last two academic years establish some categories and vocabulary for the current step.2.In the last few decades, urban interventions have reached an unprecedented level of complexity and ambition, increasing the need for rethinking the design operations, yet the value and metrics of the grid and network are more operative than ever, and in more inventive ways than in the past. 3.New spatial demands require more flexible and open ended systems. These new forms of urbanism favor loose or "neutral" yet efficient organizational systems that can accommodate diversity and change throughout extensive city densification and expansion.Research Topics:The research seminar will specifically focus on the following topics:A. reviewing conceptual framework: grid / block / mesh / matrix/ checkboard, etcB. research on seminal Projects (city fragments) creating new Design paradigms.C. Comparative studies between the various investigations in order to establish both individual research tracts and a collective agenda for the research group.Course Format and Method:Even though a few introductory readings will be handed out at the beginning of the course, the seminar will explore the topics primarily through the construction of analytical and operative drawings that may show "Urban grids" design potentials. The seminar is open to all students in GSD. Note that a high level of graphic skills is required.Evaluation is done after course contributions and final paper.The seminar will meet regularly both as a group and in individual meetings with the instructor. Students will work individually and in groups of 2.Number of students is limited to 13.
05210: Cities by Design I (SES 0521000)
Urban Planning and Design
Lecture - 4 credits
Tuesday Thursday 10:00 - 11:30 Gund - Piper
Rahul Mehrotra, Joan Busquets, Jose Castillo, Felipe Correa, Fares El-Dahdah, Alex Krieger, A. Hashim Sarkis
Course Description
No Prerequisites; Course is required of all entering MAUD students.'Cities by Design' is a year-long course that studies urban form. Each semester, 'Cities by Design' will explore five urban case studies to expose students to a range of factors that affect the design of contemporary cities in various geographical contexts. The case studies will focus on both the urban condition as a whole by exploring processes of urban evolution, and on the study of urban fragments or projects. Each case study will be taught during a two-week module, comprised of four lectures and one discussion section. Term grades will be based on attendance and participation in both lectures and sections, biweekly response papers based on assigned readings, and a final term paper. Two main pedagogical objectives guide the course. The course will allow students to establish a broader definition of the 'urban,' forging commonalities amongst a diversity of cities. It will also provide the historical and comparative material to identify the urban characteristics and design strategies that render particular cities distinct. Comparative analyses of the urban case studies will be guided by the following eight themes, which will be explored through the lectures, section discussions, and assigned readings: 1.The city's genealogy and key historical events, phases of development, & patterns of growth2.The ways in which the terrain, geography, and infrastructural development constrain and present opportunities for the city's development and ambitions 3.The city's planning and design culture and decision-making institutions 4.The challenges that social equity present to planning and design in the city5.The orchestration of the city's relationship to the broader region 6.How the particular city contributes to a definition of the 'urban' condition7.The framing and design of key urban projects/ case studies 8.The city's planning institutions, historical conditions, urban forms, or ambitions, etc. that have contributed to its iconicity in a global context
09506: Thesis Extension in Satisfaction of Degree Doctor of Design (ADV 0950600)
Landscape Architecture
Independent Study - 16 credits
Martin Bechthold, Joan Busquets, Judith Grant Long, Antoine Picon, Christoph Reinhart, Peter Rowe, A. Hashim Sarkis
Course Description
Under guidance of a faculty committee, the student conducts investigations and prepares a doctoral thesis.


text:
Register at last year's rates by January 31, 2016 and save $10.
Begin your registration and take $10 off the early rate that is displayed in the table below. That's all there is to it.
And if that isn't enough from here on until the date of the conference every 35th registration will only be charged $35. See how lucky you are and register today!
Those who register by February 12, 2016 will be given early registration pricing as reflected below.
Registrations postmarked after February 12 will be charged the regular/on-site rate.
Note: The individual two-day rate is designed for one person only.
Please type or print clearly and include all information requested.
E-mail addresses are required for ALL attendees as confirmations will be sent by e-mail only.
If you are NOT currently a member of NELMS, and want to register for the conference at the member rate, visit our members page, complete the membership form and return it ALONG WITH your registration.
Click here for a static registration form. You will need to print this out and mail or fax it to NELMS. Use this form if you are paying by check or with a purchase order.
For an interactive pdf registration form click here. To use this form you need to save it and open it with Adobe Acrobat Reader or Acrobat Pro, it will not work from inside most browsers. Fill out the form and when you hit the submit button it will send an e-mail using your default e-mail application with a coded attachment containing your information. Please disable pop-up blockers since this process pops up your e-mail. You can save the pdf to retain a copy of the form for your records. If you are having problems submitting the form or want more information click here.
Plymouth State University graduate credit registration form please click here.
Undergraduate Registration form please click here. This is a static form so please print and mail back to NELMS.
For the latest version of Acrobat Reader click here.


text:
We didn't leave the house for 5 days before Christmas.
the front yard
The first day of snow, when we thought it was a big deal!
Yeah, no school for mommy!
Daddy and grandma Lockwood's baby rocker.
What's all that white stuff?
Cousin Caden showing Jude how to unwrap his first gifts.
Nice stockings, Caden!
Christmas with grandma Lockwood
Forget the toys, just give me boxes and paper!
Jude and girlfriends Elliot and Vivienne at the Seaside New Year's Eve party.
I may be small, but I make lots of noise!
Climbing around the couch at the beach house - so busy!
Happy New Year!


text:
CHARLESTON, S.C. -- If customers had their way, the chief benefit of supermarket technology would be lower product prices, followed by faster checkout lanes. Less than 43% of shoppers feel "very confident" that point-of-sale scanning systems at their supermarket are charging the correct price. Of those consumers whose supermarkets offer shop-at-home delivery services, 3.5% use the program at least once every other week, and 8.4% use it once every other month. The vast majority of ...
REGISTER TO VIEW THIS ARTICLE - Register for a Free Account
WhyRegisterfor FREE?
Registering for content on Supermarket News will give youINSTANTaccess to invaluable articles and media content that industry professionals rely on. You will have access to our special reports, feature articles, and industry analysis. It'sFREE, easy and quick. What are you waiting for!In addition you will also receive complimentary access to the SN salary survey data tables.
Click here to read the FAQ page if you have any questions (opens in a new window)
Attention Paid Print Subscribers: While you have already been grantedfreeaccess to SNwe ask that youregister now.We promise it will only take a few minutes! Or visit your profile and add your print magazine account number and zip code.


text:
If I bought some share a year before Crosstex started paying distributions again. I would be responsible for the years which they did pay a distribution and I would have to list this on my 1040 (where) and then on another IRS form that shows the capital gain that I made on the sell.
The question becomes how much income tax would I expect to pay? Whatever bracket I am in now? And, then there is the form to fill out for the capital gain. My question, is there no break given on taxing the distribution income?????
I really would like to settle some medical debts by dumping about 500 shares of XTEX, if it gets to $15.60 on the bid.
It's more complicated than you suggest. You need to use the sales schedule on the K-1 which will give you basis adjustments and ordinary income. There are other forms besides 1040 and sched D.
As a rough estimate, sum all the distributions you received and estimate the ordinary income tax liability on that total using your tax bracket. In addition figure capital gains tax rate on the difference between the purchase and sale price. One final point, it gets very complicated if you sell only part of your position. Good advice is to sell your entire position in XTEX or none of it. Don't mess with selling just part of it unless you want tax headaches.
Note that taxpackagesupport website has a tax calculator which gives you an estimate of taxes to be paid if you sold your position as of Dec 31st in the previous year. Since we just started January (and assuming the data is updated for 2012), this should be a pretty accurate estimate. You need to log into the Crosstex section of the taxpackage support website.
Agree with liza, If you don't plan on selling more than 500 shares in 2013, ( b/c you only want a small amount of your investment) a simple way to do this is sell all your shares, then buy back what you want to hold long(less your 500 you want to sell) pay the taxes imposed for selling those shares,this would be an easier in the long run as now you can start zero on capital gains and hold long until you are ready to cash out again
Sentiment: Strong Buy
liza...you are a genius at these kinds of things. You should hang out a shingle that says MLP Financial Advice: $X like Lucy in Peanuts except she does psychiatry.
1. I"m not an accountant.
2. Its tough to answer your question given the partial information given.
Having said that it sounds like you bought XTEX for a buck or two in 2009. If so, then you've used up your basis with the distributions the past couple of years and should you sell you'd have to pay normal income taxes on the amount of the distributions paid that reduced your basis to zero (or whatever remains). The remainder would generally be paid as capital gains (there are exceptions).
So if you bought for $2, and have received more than $2 your basis is now zero (and hopefully you've paid capital gain taxes on any distributions over $2). When you sell at $15 you owe normal income tax on $2 and capital gains on $13 (usually).
YOu should get a special form from XTEX when you sell that helps you calculate everything.
Hope that helps you come up with a ballpark. BUT AGAIN, I AM NOT AN ACCOUNTANT.


text:
My Beating Teenage Heartby C. K. Kelly Martin
View All Available Formats & Editions
Ashlyn Baptiste is falling. One moment she was nothing—no memories, no self—and then suddenly, she's plummeting through a sea of stars. Is she in a coma? She doesn't remember dying, and she has no memories of the life she left behind. All she knows is that she's trapped in a consciousness without a body and she's spending every moment watching a stranger.
Breckon Cody's on the edge. He's being ripped apart by grief so intense it literally hurts to breathe. On the surface, Breckon is trying to hold it together for his family and his girlfriend, but underneath he's barely hanging on.
Even though she didn't know him in life, Ashlyn sees Breckon's pain, and she's determined to find a way help him. As her own distressing memories emerge from the darkness, she struggles to communicate with the boy who can't see her, but whose life is suddenly intertwined with hers. In alternating voices of the main characters, My Beating Teenage Heart paints a devastatingly vivid picture of both the heartbreak and the promise of teenage life—a life Ashlyn would do anything to recover and Breckon seems desperate to destroy—and will appeal to fans of Sarah Dessen, John Green, and David Levithan.
From the Hardcover edition.
Editorial Reviews
Life is full of mysteries and unanswered questions. This novel is an excellent bibliotherapy for anyone who has recently suffered an unexplainable loss and has to keep living. Martin has written a teen angst novel filled with all the "big questions" of life. It resembles a teen version of the play Whose Life is it Anyway? by Brian Clark. The book may wake the reader up to all the unrecognized beauty life has to offer. Reviewer: Ellen Frank
Product Details
- 9780375899256
- Publisher:
- Random House Children's Books
- Publication date:
- 09/27/2011
- Sold by:
- Random House
- Format:
- NOOK Book
- Pages:
- 288
- File size:
- Age Range:
- 14 - 17 Years
Read an Excerpt
The first moment is utter darkness. The absence of thought, the absence of everything. An absence that stretches infinitely backwards and threatens to smother your sanityif there was a you, that is. But there's not. I am nothing and no one. I never was. I must not have been because otherwise, wouldn't I remember?
Don't look back. Don't let the darkness inside you.
If I'm talking to myself, there must be a me. That in itself is a revelation. I exist. The second before was starkly empty and now I'm swimming with celestial stars. They're as silent as stones but they shimmer, glimmer and shine. I think . . . I think I can hear them after all but not in a way I've heard anything before.
The sound isn't music and it's not whispers. I don't have words to describe it. If teardrops, blinding sunshine and limitless knowledge combined to make a noise, it would be the one the stars hum while I float amongst them. I don't know much, but this is something I'm certain I'm learning for the first time: the stars know things that we don't and they always have.
And then, just as my mind begins to expand with questions
who am I?
where is this?
how am I . . .
I'm falling, plummeting through the glittering darkness at a speed that would normally make your stomach drop. Instinct kicks in and makes me throw out my hands to break my fall. Only, I don't have anyno hands and no stomach either.
The fear of falling exists in my consciousness and nowhere else. There's nothing I can do to stop my descent. Beneath me continents of light beam their brightness as I speed towards them.
Catch me, stars. Help me.
But they're not stars, as it turns out. They're the lights you see from a jumbo jet when you're coming in for a night landing. They make civilization appear minuscule and for some reason that makes me want to sob but I can't do that either. No hands, no stomach, no tears.
What happens when I hit bottom?
I'm so close now that I can spy individual cars, streetlamps, house lights left on.
Is someone, someplace, waiting for me, leaving the light on?
Where am I supposed to be?
A pointed suburban roof reaches up to meet me, and if I have no body, surely there are no bones to shatter, no damage to fear, but my consciousness flinches anyway. It quakes and tries to yank whoever or whatever I am away from the solid mass shooting up underneath me.
In the split second it takes to realize I've failed, I'm already through the ceiling. Inside, falling still. Falling . . . and then not.
I don't crash. I don't even touch down. All I can do is stare into the pair of blinking eyes below me. They're not even a foot away. They're the distance you hold yourself from someone when you're on your way to a kiss. I don't remember my own kisses but I remember the concept the same way I remember what a roof or a jumbo jet is. I remember romance, yearning, love and hate in a way that has nothing to do with me. Maybe I've never been in loveor maybe it's happened a hundred times but so very long ago that I've forgotten each of them. I can't decide which idea is sadder.
The eyes open and close as I stare at them. His eyes. The white boy's. They're not staring back at me, but looking clean through. If I had a body I'd estimate it was hovering just above his, toe to toe and head to head with him.
It's night and we're cloaked in darkness, the two of us. But he's the only one who's truly here. Here. Wherever that is.
I'd move if I could, give him the space he doesn't realize he's lacking. I feel awkward, embarrassed about all I can see from herehis pores, his nose hairs, a cracking bottom lip that could use lip balmeven though he doesn't appear to have a clue he's being spied upon. But there's nothing I can do about it. I'm like a camera, picking up images but not in control of angles or focal length.
So I watch the boy's eyelashes flutter and listen to him breathe. What his lungs expel sounds like a steak knife slashing into meat. Not like an asthmatic but like someone so steeped in despair it's a wonder he hasn't drowned in it. How long can someone live like this? It hurts to hear. My nonexistent hands clamp themselves over my nonexistent ears.
Outwardly, my focus barely shifts. I'm still floating over him, listening to breaths of bottomless anguish. Wait . . .
I must be asleep. My fall from the stars and the hurt I hear in this boy's breathing, they can't be real. This vision I'm watching is nothing but a wildly vivid dream. When I wake up tomorrow, with my stomach, my hands and all my memories intact, I'll shake my head at my panic. Then I'll grab a pen and jot the details down before they fade to nothing. I imagine how crazy every bit of this will seem when I read it back in the morning. Stars that make a noise of wisdom. The power to read emotions through someone's breath.
Insane. Even for a dream. Why not dream of something my eyes would want to linger onthe rapturous merging of two bodies or a purple sky hanging over a majestic blue-green waterfall? Why dream of this sad boy?
I examine him, attempt to cement the details in my mind so I can record them when I wake up, and as I'm watching I realize I can shift the camera here and there after allnot much, but a little. Yes, I can stare at him from the end of the bed if I prefer, or from a blue acoustic guitar leaning against the wall near his window. Maybe I can even . . . No, I can't escape the room, can't leave him behind. That's beyond my power. He's meant to be the star of this dream for reasons my unconscious isn't ready to share with me. I notice that when I turn away from him to study the room, my gaze jumps inadvertently back to him before long.
And when it does this is what I see: a white boy of about sixteen or seventeen, curly brown hair framing his face. His pupils are light but in the dark I can't determine whether they're green, blue or even hazel. The boy's lying in bed in a gray T-shirt, his bare arms stretched over the covers. He's motionless. Stiller than still except for the blinking. The horrible breathing has stopped, or so it seems. When I listen more intently I realize I can still hear it if I choose. There are some things I can control within this dream, evidently, and this strange audio ability is one of them.
I watch the teenage boy close his eyes. A cell phone rings on the bedside table next to him. My eyes follow his as they dart to the phone and I wonder if the call is important in the scheme of this dream fiction. Perhaps the real action is finally getting started.
Meet the Author
C. K. KELLY MARTIN is the critically acclaimed author of I Know It's Over, One Lonely Degree, and The Lighter Side of Life and Death. She lives in the Toronto area with her husband. You can visit her website and blog at CKKellyMartin.com.
From the Hardcover edition.
Customer Reviews
Average Review:
and post it to your social network
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
See all customer reviews >
I think this book was interesting in it's own ways. It had it's ups and downs, but the way that nothing really connects sometimes is slightly bothersome, but the book itself is great and I would really reccommend looking into buying/checking out this book.
This book is like my life bro. Love it to death.
My Beating Teenage Heart is unlike any tale of death and the afterlife I've ever read. It is a surreal experience, an existential look at life and death and meaning. C. K. Kelly Martin's prose envelops readers, giving them a sometimes poetic and sometimes stark look at her characters' reality. This story transcends age. Though the title references teenagers, the pain the two protagonists experience is sympathetic to anyone who's ever lost a loved one, been abused, been bullied, struggled to hang on. Martin plunges headfirst into a range of painful and hard-hitting issues, treating them all with piercing, but ultimately necessary, honesty. Breckon's struggle with his family's tragedy is dark and raw. Martin doesn't shy away from the sometimes drastic measures people turn to in their grief, or try to rationalize the reckless abandon that comes with intense pain. He is lost and guilt-ridden and alone, pushing everyone away as he wallows in his despair. Though his feelings are understandable, at times his behavior is distancing. He doesn't try to be a martyr, which is a relief, but he's also willing to let himself hit rock bottom, to be dragged into the abyss. He doesn't try to save himself. Breckon tries so hard to suppress his emotions that they become abstract, not as viscerally wrenching for readers unfamiliar with this kind of utter devastation. The emotion behind his actions doesn't always shine through, making it difficult to connect with his motivations. The novel features a surprising element of mystery, as readers struggle to uncover the connection between Ashlyn and Breckon, and the events that led to their separate tragedies. Ashlyn herself is in the dark (both literally and figuratively) as the novel opens. She intuitively senses that there are some things about her life she doesn't want to face, and as her memories slowly return, readers will feel the pain and frustration of injustice and cruelty alongside her. Ashlyn is a fascinating counterpoint to Breckon. They are both broken in different ways, but in life Ashlyn was determined to carry on through the pain. Her life was far from perfect, and in death she comes to realize that sometimes heartbreak and suffering are senseless, but if we're lucky, we manage to rise from the ashes -- a reality Breckon desperately needs to face. The ending of the novel feels a little abrupt. The exposition seems to suggest a profound connection between their fates, but though there is one, it's fairly insubstantial. The resolution becomes increasingly philosophical, much too tidy for such a somber tale. Though it is perhaps the "expected" message, it diminishes the truth of loss and living that the novel has been working toward, and left me feeling a little unfulfilled. Nonetheless, My Beating Teenage Heart is a highly intelligent novel, thought-provoking and to-the-point look at the randomness of tragedy, the sometimes irrational effects of grief, and the seemingly insignificant ways we touch each other's lives that may turn out to be the only moments that truly matter. ~Review from thebookishtype[.]blogspot[.]com
Mind if I join in? Cx
This book was very descriptive and decrbed the characters well...
Brings his keyboard and his backpack into the room. He sets his music on the keyboard and sets down his bow.


text:
How do I read the range indicator that is placed next to aircraft? It says 5.03, or 1.23, or 0.54. In what units are they? Feet, meters, miles, kilometers? Or does 1.00 mean that it's the optimum gun range?
The distances are in Kilometres.
www.mission4today.com has an excellent beginners tutorial which also goes into optimum gun range, or convergence number.


text:
George, Conkle
Melody Mercer of Moundsville announces the engagement of her daughter, Sasha LeAire George, to Larry Lee Conkle Jr., son of Donna and Larry Conkle Sr. of Glen Easton.
George is employed by Mound View Health Care as a registered nursing assistant.
Conkle is employed by McElroy Mine as a coal miner and loader operator.
A June wedding is planned.


text:
There is no Internet War on Creatives.
Yes, if you make something popular, you will get your share of haters. But unless you've made some serious mistakes, the haters will be far outweighed by the supporters.
It's easy to engage with the haters and hate back, but that just escalates the problem. If some says something negative, either ignore them or try to disarm them with a kind & humble response. You'd be surprised how often not retaliating and being kind can defuse an ugly situations. And if that doesn't work, definitely ignore them - no point in wasting your life worrying about someone who is being irrational and trying to offend you.
"He who takes offense when no offense is intended is a fool, and he who takes offense when offense is intended is a greater fool." - Brigham Young
It's easy to focus on the negative and ignore the positive. Don't. When someone takes time out to say something nice about you or your work, try to respond back, even if it's just a simple "Thank you." You should spend most of your community interaction time with your fans, not your detractors.
Seriously, just be nice. It's not always easy but it's easier than the alternative.
13 Responses to "There is no Internet War on Creatives"
I have no clue who Bob and Bill are referring to, but I will say this; According to the "founding father" (or masons for lack of a better term lol), we are allowed certain "liberties" to speak, preach, and do as we feel so long as it doesn't violate constitutional regulations... With that said, people (especially young minded, petty individuals) will spew out any number of "haterisms" just to get a rise out of people who are normally "even keel" individuals... It's not the venom they spew which is in question... People will be people around other people, unfortunately... It's the reaction from the normally calm person turn "forum maniac" because this particular post must have struck a nerve... I know from experience (XBOX forum... Yeah, I said it) so it can happen to the most rational of human beings. But the minds at Zeboyd do make a valid point... Ignoring a "cyber bully" is probable the form of self-defense online.
BTW can I get a link to the post in question? I know, I'm always late to party lol!
That Brigham Young quote just made my day. So true. Thank you for this post.
I say just let your work speak for itself. No matter how good or bad it may seem to outsiders, if it's honest and it came from your heart and from your blood, sweat and tears, your fans will carry it for you. They will see it for what it is. To all the naysayers, argue with them to the point where both are happy with the outcome, even if you choose to agree to disagree. The trolls you should ignore. They just like to light things on fire and watch them burn for no purpose than their own enjoyment.
Thank you.
oh my, who knew a game dev with such hilarious games would be so..... so zen, so philosophical
If only one particular talented developer had this approach toward PR, we'd all be getting another great experience. Maybe we still will. I'm convinced that he is more of a reactionary hothead than a quitter.
I will never understand why a group that grew up with so much bullying during their childhood are so quick to turn around and deny/ignore/defend it in their adulthood.
This is why I feel that staying small and focused on the Internet is an important thing. Not to avoid the haters, no, but to keep the pressures of so many people off each other. Widespread toxicity cannot fare very well if there are a massive amount of small communities instead of major social networks, where spewing toxic comments quickly becomes "cool" to do as it makes some feel more significant from the others in such a large community, and thus become commonplace. As for a small forum? If members don't like the toxicity that creeps in, then they can move to another site or even found their own, either riding out the situation until the toxicity is taken care of or until the forum dies and they are willing to pick up the better-behaved of refugees.
Keep small and close. A site with millions of members - Many of them active - is a caveat that should be heeded with great decision, as you may find that you are likely to go ignored and unnoticed. Yet, a site with few members might just become your favorite site to hang around in instead, as it allows you to be yourself to a greater degree, and bring extra thought to the discussions.
For those of you who don't get the reference, it is an article published by the Penny Arcade Report lamenting the loss of Phil Fish.
I agree completely.
Or you know, you could always cancel CSH!
...I don't know what this is in response to, but I applaud the stance you're taking.
Screw you Zeboyd, there's totally a war and you suck for not supporting the war effort.
Bad joke?
I know what this is in reference to, and I appreciate your stance.
Sorry, the comment form is closed at this time.


text:
Mike Adams
- High School
10 to Comprehend: Role-ing Right Along10 to Comprehend: Role-ing Right AlongThis week's "10 to Comprehend" focuses on some of the area's best role players.
- Colts
Colts turn to Zach Kerr for answers on defensive lineColts turn to Zach Kerr for answers on defensive lineSnap count: Kerr, Geathers since increase in playing time
- Colts
Colts secondary beat deep repeatedly in 45-10 loss to SteelersColts secondary beat deep repeatedly in 45-10 loss to SteelersIndianapolis has now allowed 54 20-plus-yard completions this season
- Colts
Mike Adams is back for ColtsMike Adams is back for ColtsPITTSBURGH -- The Colts will welcome back Pro Bowl safety Mike Adams to the lineup for tonight's primetime matchup agains the Pittsburgh Steelers.
- Girls
Panthers suffocate 'Streaks, earn first winPanthers suffocate 'Streaks, earn first winA strong defensive effort allowed Southeastern to beat Piketon 43-31 Thursday night
Colts will be without Castonzo, Luck against BucsColts will be without Castonzo, Luck against BucsIndianapolis announces Castonzo, Luck won't play against Tampa Bay


text:
How come the sonics can break their multi-million dollar lease and I can't break my lease on a 575 dollar studio with cockroaches and fucking bedbugs.
Do you honestly think Sports Illustrated would jeopardize their relationship with the NBA by praising Seattle for standing up to them?
Sour fucking grapes. National attention may give you a chubby, but it's not doing anything for me. It's certainly not something I can root for six months a year.
And dollars to donuts the attention goes to Nickels, not the City generally, and that's a bad thing. That man needs more exposure like the Sonics need a new arena.
David Stern says he's going to make an example of Seattle. I say it's the other way around. Seattle is making an example of the NBA.
Charles Barkley was wearing a Save Our Sonics t-shirt on ESPN the other night. For what that's worth.
I'd like to hear what the players union thinks about the move to Oklahoma City. Has that been said? If so, can someone give me a link to it?
What NBA player is going to want to play in Oklahoma CIty? I think Durant is going to get out of there as quick as possible.
great point josh. this will continue to happen until major cities refuse to tolerate it, and see it for what it is.
It is a consolation prize, but it is true
@ 3 that Nickels would take credit then talk about the weather some more.
Save us, please, from self-appointed, self-important, self-righteous, self-promoting LAMERS who insist on telling us what Seattle NEEDS to do.
What will it make us, Josh, a "world-class city?" We don't need props from SI or anybody else.
Instead of an NBA team, start a "Seattle Globetrotters" touring team to serve as our international ambassadors of goodwill and zany courtside antics. Yeah, that's the ticket!
Sick of all the pro-sports extortion. Scratching one's ass is more important.
Go to fucking Jeebusland, where they can bathe in wholesomeness.
The only story national sports media see is the city and state playing the game of put the turd in the others pocket.
Neither side wants to take the blame when the Sonics leave town. It's been one failure of leadership after another for four years.
Josh, this is not how you draw attention to your idea of a noble cause. Probably because their really hasn't been anything noble going on -- just elected officials ducking the issue and trying to blame someone else.
The only reason to keep the Sonics is because it might be a reason for Thierry Henry to spend a season or two with the Sounders.
Maybe they can just keep their lease and then go when Titi retires. I'd approve of that.
@12, what? What in the world are you talking about? Does Mr. Henry refuse to play in cities with no basketball teams or something?
The city should sue to keep the name Seattle Sonics if the team tries to break the lease.
Revenge is a dish best served with ultra-hot spices and water, no milk.
Henrys a big basketball fan, and friends with Tony Parker.
@15 don't you mean keeping the name "Sonics"?
Because it's pretty much a given that the name will change from "Seattle Sonics" to "Oklahoma Sonics" the instant the contract is void.
@13: what 15 said. My thought is if he's in the US, he'll want to watch some NBA. So an area with an NBA team might win over an area without an NBA team if they're both offering the same kind of deal.
Not that Thierry Henry will come here anyway, Sonics or no, but it's a nice daydream.
@14, yeah, that'll show Clay Bennett and those greedy NBA owners! I can't WAIT to see the looks on their face when they find out they can't use the Sonics name in a different city! Then they'll really be screwed and we'll have our revenge!
@16 ... no, I meant the city owns the name Seattle Sonics.
They can call themselves the Oklahoma Sonics until the cows come home, for all I care.
For that to be the story requires too short of a memory. Even if it were spun as standing up to the NBA, we've still given too much money to the NFL and MLB in the recent past to make this about principle. Seattle and WA don't have a problem subsidizing sports. Just some sports, like basketball. To anyone in the national sports press, it will just look that way, because that's the way it is.
For that to be the story requires too short of a memory. Even if it were spun as standing up to the NBA, we've still given too much money to the NFL and MLB in the recent past to make this about principle. Seattle and WA don't have a problem subsidizing sports. Just some sports, like basketball. To anyone in the national sports press, it will just look that way, because that's the way it is.
I wish the NBA would just GO already! David Stern can lick my ass crack. I will never support pro basketball in North America again.
Comments Closed
In order to combat spam, we are no longer accepting comments on this post (or any post more than 45 days old).


text:
399 search results for downtown
Love/Hate Characters, The Good Wife, Downtown Abbey & Manhattan | Ask Alan #31
Type: Video | Date: Thursday, Feb 18, 2016TV's Alan Sepinwall answers your questions every other week. Send your queries to email@example.com!
Downtown Express
Type: Event | Date: Friday, Apr 20, 2012A classical musician is caught between two worlds in this new drama.
Why do I like this song so much... is there something wrong with me?
Type: Post | Date: Wednesday, Mar 25, 2015
Downtown Dayton Revival Music Festival
Type: Event | Date: Sunday, Sep 9, 2012Location: Downtown Dayton, ,Celebrate the last day of the Downtown Dayton Revival Music Fetival
Downtown Dayton Revival Music Festival
Type: Event | Date: Saturday, Sep 8, 2012Location: Downtown Dayton, ,Downtown Dayton Revival Music Festival starts today
Watch: Lady Antebellum's new video for 'Downtown'
Type: Post | Date: Thursday, Mar 7, 2013Hillary Scott is a girl gone wild with 'Two Broke Girls'' Beth Behrs
Listen: Lady Antebellum's new single, 'Downtown'
Type: Post | Date: Tuesday, Jan 22, 2013What do you think of the change of pace?
Lady Antebellum announces next album 'Golden'
Type: Article | Date: Tuesday, Feb 19, 2013Fourth full-length and 'road trip record' arrives May
Lady Antebellum reveals track listing for new album, 'Golden'
Type: Post | Date: Monday, Mar 25, 2013Fourth set inspired by time on the road
2015 MTV Video Music Awards Winners and Nominees - Complete list
Type: Article | Date: Sunday, Aug 30, 2015Taylor Swift wins four Moon Men including Video of the Year for 'Bad Blood'


text:
The St. Regis Mexico City
The St. Regis is Mexico City's most sought-after address for corporate and gala events. Artistic in every detail, this extraordinary setting ensures each occasion will be both noteworthy and memorable. With over 17,000 total square feet of meeting space and 12 venues, including the splendid 8,337 square-foot Astor Ballroom and the richly appointed Decanter Room, the hotel provides a canvas for events both grand and intimate in scale.
The hotel employs a staff of seasoned professionals dedicated to making sure each meeting and every event runs smoothly and according to plan. Rest assured, the setting is always magical, the experience memorable.
For further information or to begin planning your event, please submit an RFP online or via email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Click here to view our banquet and catering menus.
|Number of Guest Rooms:
|Number of Meeting Spaces:
|Largest Meeting Space:
|8,337 sq ft (774.54 sq m)
Our Features
Bespoke Wedding Possibilities
Overlooking the famous Paseo de la Reforma, The St. Regis Mexico City's contemporary design, refined venues, and unrivaled amenities—including the Remède Spa and signature St. Regis Butler service—make it the city's premier wedding destination. More >
Virtual Meeting Planner
Let The St. Regis Mexico City help you plan your next meeting or event. More >
Get Rewarded
Earn Starpoints® and eligible nights toward SPG elite status on your next meeting or event. More >
Meetings & Events Services
The fully equipped function areas provide everything necessary for professional meetings and events. The four John Jacob Astor Meeting Rooms are especially designed for meetings, breakfast, lunch, and dinner sessions with full audio-visual services. More >
The hotel's classically refined event spaces include the grand Astor Ballroom, the opulent Diamond Ballroom and a series of John Jacob Astor Breakout Rooms. Each space may be configured with a variety of options. More >
To explore the full lemeridien.com experience, Flash Player Version 6.39 or higher is required. Click here for a free download. Alternatively click here to experience the non-flash version of lemeridien.com. Enjoy


text:
News By Tag
Industry News
News By Location
Industry News
New Market Research Report: Ireland in 2030: The Future Demographic
Recently published research from Euromonitor International, "Ireland in 2030: The Future Demographic", is now available at Fast Market Research
Euromonitor International's Future Demographic reports provide in-depth data and analysis of population changes in 85 countries, 7 regions and a world overview. The reports offer long-term demographic forecasts to 2030, and include breakdowns of population by age and sex, vital statistics and major cities. The series provides insight into demographic trends which will shape consumer segmentation and markets in the future
Data coverage: market sizes (historic and forecasts), company shares, brand shares and distribution data.
Why buy this report?
* Get a detailed picture of the Future Demographics market;
* Pinpoint growth sectors and identify factors driving change;
* Understand the competitive environment, the market's major players and leading brands;
* Use five-year forecasts to assess how the market is predicted to develop.
Full Report Details at
- http://www.fastmr.com/
Euromonitor International has over 40 years' experience of publishing market research reports, business reference books and online information systems. With offices in London, Chicago, Singapore, Shanghai, Vilnius, Dubai, Cape Town, Santiago, Sydney, Tokyo and Bangalore and a network of over 800 analysts worldwide, Euromonitor International has a unique capability to develop reliable information resources to help drive informed strategic planning.
Report Table of Contents:
Ireland in 2030: The Future Demographic
Euromonitor International
April 2012
Ireland in 2030
About Euromonitor International
Euromonitor International is a world leading independent provider of business intelligence on industries, countries and consumers. Their business intelligence products include award-winning online information databases, market reports and business reference books. Founded in 1972, Euromonitor International is a privately owned company with offices in London, Chicago, Singapore, Shanghai and Vilnius. Euromonitor has a team of over 600 in-country analysts worldwide, giving them a unique capability to deliver high quality and reliable business information.
Account Email Address Account Phone Number Disclaimer Report Abuse


text:
Please click on link below to view a Pre-AP World History assignment representative of superior work. Students were asked to create an ad campaign for a political thinker of the Enlightenment.
Congratulations to Barbara Epperson, Teacher of the Year
PTSO Perfect Attendance
Recipient for the 3rd 9 Weeks
Freshman Focus Information
July 11 - English I
July 12 - U.S. History
July 13 - English II
July 14 - Algebra I
July 15 - Biology
Students should report to Bhs9 by 8:00 a.m. on the day of testing. Students must have a picture ID with them and lunch will be provided.
The Belton High School graduation ceremony will be re-broadcast between June 6th and June 18th on Mondays @ 7:30 PM and Saturdays @ 2:00 PM on Time Warner Cable Channel 17 or at https://www.killeenisd.org/frontPagev3/gradCast.cfm.
There are no summer assignments this year.