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NFL contracts not signed beyond 2021 expire at 4 p.m. ET March 16, meaning that teams have from the end of the season until that time to sign their pending free agents to contract extensions. A few will get tagged (the franchise tag period begins Feb. 22), some will get extensions, but it's a good bet most of the players set to reach unrestricted free agency will do so.
But if we were in charge, these are the players we'd keep — one per team as decided by the NFL Wire staff.
Patriots CB J.C. Jackson
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The Patriots' list of must-retain free agents is extremely long, from Jackson to Trent Brown to Dont'a Hightower (and so many others). Ultimately, the Patriots defense wouldn't be successful if not for Jackson, who has been an enormously consistent contributor (playing in every game) at the highest level a cornerback can play. Whether they franchise tag him or extend him, the Patriots need Jackson back in 2022. — Henry McKenna, Patriots Wire
Bills DT Harrison Phillips
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It's been some ride for Harrison Phillips. As his rookie contract expires, injuries have derailed his career, and Phillips is even playing on a PCL issue this season. Despite that, he is finally rounding into top form, which it looked like he was achieving before tearing his ACL in 2019. Phillips has become an asset as a run stopper that can even get after the quarterback a bit from the middle of the D-line. Pro Football Focus ranks him as the 13th best DT in the league, but this will come down to dollars vs. injury. How much will the Bills want to shell out for someone with injury concerns? They did for LB Matt Milano last offseason. — Nick Wojton, Bills Wire
Jets WR Braxton Berrios
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Berrios has been the Jets' most reliable playmaker in the second half of the season, contributing to New York's passing attack, ground game and return efforts. Perfect timing, too, as the longtime backup has set himself up for a nice payday. The Jets should have no issue being the ones to write that check, as it's unlikely they re-sign starting slot receiver Jamison Crowder, another impending free agent. If Berrios returns, he'll have even more room to grow in 2022. — Gary Phillips, Jets Wire
Dolphins DE Emmanuel Ogbah
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For the Dolphins, there should be two players at the top of their priority list to retain. At this point, Ogbah barely inches out tight end Mike Gesicki. The edge rusher has 82 total tackles, 45 quarterback hits, 18 sacks, and 15 passes defended (10 this year) in his almost two full seasons with Miami. His mix of strength and explosiveness makes him a weapon on the edge. Having Ogbah and Jaelan Phillips on opposite sides of the line could end up being a deadly combination for years, and with the Dolphins having the most projected cap space for this offseason, they have the money to make it happen. — Mike Masala, Dolphins Wire
Ravens C Bradley Bozeman
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The Ravens have plenty of pending free agents that they'll have to make decisions on during the 2022 offseason, but Bozeman is arguably the most important one. Baltimore hasn't had stable play from the center position for a few years, and Bozeman has stepped in and given them just that. It can be hard to find quality centers at the NFL level, and while the Ravens might have to shell out a bit of money to keep him, it's absolutely worth it for a player who has shown he can play at a high level and has also entrenched himself as a key part of the Baltimore community. — Kevin Oestreicher, Ravens Wire
Browns DE Jadeveon Clowney
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While Cleveland didn't reach their goals this season, Clowney was a constant contributor on the defensive line. With no one on the team ready to replace him, the Browns need to bring back the former top pick in the draft to give Myles Garrett an edge partner. Clowney was impactful against both the run and pass in 2021 and was able to stay mostly healthy. He could be in line for a big payday in 2022. — Jared Mueller, Browns Wire
Bengals S Jessie Bates
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The Bengals have a few noteworthy free agents to retain, but none more important than Bates. He's a rarer sort of coverage safety who can operate in the deep middle. After grading as one of the NFL's best a season ago he's regressed, but the defense's performance when he's off the field dramatically dips. The Bengals have the luxury of top-5 cap space in 2022 while building around a rookie quarterback contract, so franchise-tagging Bates or front-loading an extension are simple solutions. — Chris Roling, Bengals Wire
Steelers CB Ahkello Witherspoon
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With it unlikely that cornerback Joe Haden returns, the Steelers can't let Witherspoon leave. After being inactive for his first few weeks with the team, Witherspoon has really stepped up showing an excellent nose for the football. Keeping Witherspoon in the fold would remove one of the Steelers most pressing offseason needs. Witherspoon has appeared in eight games with two starts and leads the team with three interceptions. — Curt Popejoy, Steelers Wire
Colts S George Odum
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The Colts have their starters in Khari Willis and Julian Blackmon but the latter will be coming off of a torn Achilles. Meanwhile, Odum has always proven to be viable depth in the safety room and has given the Colts All-Pro level impact on special teams. Depth in the secondary will be a need this offseason, but there's no reason to turn Odum away from a new contract. — Kevin Hickey, Colts Wire
Texans LB Kamu Grugier-Hill
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The former Super Bowl LII champion leads the team in tackles (101) and tackles for loss (12), which is a testament to his leadership on and off the field. As Houston works through its rebuild, the team will need cornerstone player such as Grugier-Hill who can show young players how to prepare while also providing meaningful production on the field. — Mark Lane, Texans Wire
Titans EDGE Harold Landry
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A former second-round pick of the Titans, Landry is having his best season as a pro in 2021. His 12 sacks are a career-high and have helped Tennessee turn around a pass-rush and defense that was putrid last season. It has been a long time since the Titans had an edge rusher as dominant as Landry, so he should be priority No. 1 this offseason. — Mike Moraitis, Titans Wire
Jaguars WR DJ Chark Jr.
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The Jaguars are coming up on an offseason in which they need to reinforce their receiver corps. With potential free-agent options like Chris Godwin and Michael Gallup suffering from ACL tears, Jacksonville is in a spot where it would probably be wise to re-sign DJ Chark Jr. Prior to breaking his ankle in Week 4, Chark was a player the Jags had high hopes for, and their new coaching staff could want to bring back an target who is familiar with Trevor Lawrence. — Jay Johnson, Jaguars Wire
Chiefs DB Tyrann Mathieu
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Mathieu first joined the Chiefs during Steve Spagnuolo's 2019 defensive overhaul. He's established himself as one of the most prominent player's on the defensive side of the ball, boasting strong leadership, on-field performance and off-field contributions to the community. Mathieu leads the team in interceptions since 2019 by a mile, with 13 interceptions during the regular season. He's also earned two Pro Bowl selections and two First-Team All-Pro selections since joining the team. Bringing him back is a no-brainer and it's questionable that the team hasn't found a way to do so already. — Charles Goldman, Chiefs Wire
Raiders CB Casey Hayward Jr.
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Hayward signed with the Raiders after the 2021 NFL draft and quickly became the team's top cornerback. He has been outstanding in Gus Bradley's defense as he's allowed only 331 receiving yards and two touchdowns this season. Without any other viable outside cornerbacks on the roster, Hayward is someone the Raiders must bring back in order to keep their secondary afloat. He should see a small pay bump in free agency this offseason, but look for him to return to Las Vegas in 2022. — Marcus Mosher, Raiders Wire
Broncos ILB Kenny Young
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The Broncos got a steal when they traded a sixth-round pick to the Rams in exchange for Young and a seventh-round pick in October, but he's now scheduled to become a free agent in March. Young has been Denver's best linebacker against the run this season, and he's younger with more upside than fellow inside linebackers Alexander Johnson and Josey Jewell, teammates who are also scheduled to hit free agency. — Jon Heath, Broncos Wire
Chargers LB Kyzir White
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The Chargers always had a talented player in White, but he rarely got to show his true colors in his first three seasons. Whether it was due to injuries that limited him or because his role was never deciphered in former defensive coordinator Gus Bradley's scheme, White was lost in the shuffle. However, in Brandon Staley's system, which perfectly catered to his strengths as a player, White has been an integral piece on the defensive side of the ball. With his combination of play speed, burst, and instincts, White has been impactful against the run, in coverage, and as a blitzer. He has 137 tackles, seven for loss, three passes defended, two interceptions, two forced fumbles, and a sack. Re-signing White would go a long way to defensive continuity and success for the foreseeable future. — Gavino Borquez, Chargers Wire
Cowboys DE Randy Gregory
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The Cowboys once again have a laundry list of free agents to tend to in 2022, but none more important than defensive end Randy Gregory. Since the NFL put their old-school ways behind them when it comes to suspending for marijuana use, Gregory has been able to play a full, worry-free season and has blossomed. With six sacks in 11 games and an obscene number of holding penalties forced (called and not called), Gregory is the perfect complement to DE DeMarcus Lawrence and allows defensive coordinator Dan Quinn to continue to use Micah Parsons as a wild card instead of dedicated edge rusher. Gregory's power has increased to match his blazing speed and incredible bend. — KD Drummond, Cowboys Wire
Eagles RB Jordan Howard
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The initial pick was Jason Kelce, who'll likely retire at season's end, but since we're talking pending free agents, that player has to be veteran running back Jordan Howard. If Philadelphia does choose to roll with Jalen Hurts as the franchise quarterback, then the run-first approach that head coach Nick Sirianni would best help the dual-threat signal-caller continue to develop as an efficient passer. Howard complements Miles Sanders as the teams power back and he's a viable insurance option as a starter just in case Sanders is traded in the offseason or injured at some point in 2022. — Glenn Erby, Eagles Wire
Washington G Brandon Scherff
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Had this question been asked 24 hours ago, the answer would have been LT Charles Leno. But Leno agreed to a three-year extension Wednesday night. While Leno isn't a better player than Brandon Scherff, he plays a more premium position. Another issue with Scherff is the back-to-back franchise tags. Does he want to remain in Washington? Scherff recently turned 30 and has missed several games again in 2021. That's an issue. However, when he's healthy, he's one of the top five guards in the NFL. Look no further than Washington's record without Scherff. The former All Pro has missed six games this season: Washington has lost them all. Washington should make Scherff a strong offer, but be prepared to walk away if Scherff's agent negotiates a long-term deal based off his current salary ($18 million). — Bryan Manning, Washington Wire
Giants TE Evan Engram
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The truth is, there aren't many noteworthy impending free agents the Giants should re-sign. Given the team's depth at safety, Engram gets the nod over Jabrill Peppers. Maybe an argument could be made for Lorenzo Carter. That's it. If Engram walks, the Giants will have an additional need to address. He's a favorite of Joe Judge and does have talent, if only he and the team could figure out how best to use it. — Dan Benton, Giants Wire
Vikings TE Tyler Conklin
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Who doesn't love an underdog story? Conklin was taken out of Central Michigan in the fifth round of the 2018 NFL Draft and experienced a breakout season in 2021—59 receptions, 587 yards and three touchdowns. Irv Smith Jr. hasn't posted those kinds of numbers, and health issues continue to be a concern. Conklin might not be the gem the Vikings expected, but he's definitely the one they need to shine. — Jordy McElroy, Vikings Wire
Bears DT Bilal Nichols
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Sweeping changes are expected to take place on the Bears defensive line, which includes the potential exits of Akiem Hicks in free agency and Eddie Goldman as a cap casualty. Which is why it's important to keep a fixture of the defensive line in place with Bilal Nichols. Nichols, a fifth-round steal for GM Ryan Pace, has been an integral part of the defensive line and has earned a contract extension. Nichols is just 25 years old and has managed to stay healthy while also providing production on the field. But with the uncertainty surrounding the Bears organization – including a new head coach and potentially a new general manager – we'll see if Nichols figures into their future plans. — Alyssa Barbieri, Bears Wire
Lions S Tracy Walker
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Walker is one of the holdover players on the roster who benefitted the most from the coaching change to Dan Campbell and the defensive scheme change under DC Aaron Glenn. His all-around ability would be tough to replace at a safety position that has been a long-running weakness. Glenn's defense requires smart, versatile safeties to work well and Walker is the only one Detroit currently has. This is not a team that can afford to create more holes. — Jeff Risdon, Lions Wire
Packers WR Davante Adams
It will cost a small fortune for a team in serious cap trouble, and his future is tied to Aaron Rodgers in many ways, but the Packers can't let the game's premier receiver get away in the prime of his career. This is a Hall of Fame-caliber player who only just recently turned 29 years old and has 29 touchdown catches in his last 29 games. Even if Rodgers departs Green Bay, retaining Adams for Jordan Love (or any other quarterback) has to be the top priority. — Zach Kruse, Packers Wire
Saints FS Marcus Williams
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New Orleans' franchise-tagged player is one of the most important defenders in an elite secondary, and he's played well enough this season to justify the decision to tag him (if not signing him to a long-term deal sooner). Hopefully the Saints can meet his asking price and avoid a second franchise tag. That's a tall ask with other starters testing free agency like left tackle Terron Armstead, quarterback Jameis Winston, linebacker Kwon Alexander, and defensive back P.J. Williams. — John Sigler, Saints Wire
Buccaneers WR Chris Godwin
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Honorable mention goes to cornerback Carlton Davis III and center Ryan Jensen, but Godwin is still the most important player the Bucs have to keep this offseason. Yes, he'll be coming off a season-ending knee injury, but Godwin is one of the NFL's most complete receivers, and he's critical to Tampa Bay's offensive strategy. He'll still be just 26 years old, and assuming he makes a full recovery, the Bucs should lock him up with a long-term extension after playing the 2021 season on the franchise tag. — Luke Easterling, Bucs Wire
Panthers DE Haason Reddick
General manager Scott Fitterer and head coach Matt Rhule (if he's still around) will have some tough decisions to make this offseason. Is there enough money to go around for a defense that may be sending off cornerbacks Stephon Gilmore and Donte Jackson as well as breakout linebacker Frankie Luvu? Heck, even quarterback Cam Newton might find a way to stick around considering the team's limited options under center. But if we had to pick one guy, it's the team's leading pass rusher in Reddick. The 27-year-old has made himself comfy in Carolina—as he currently leads the Panthers in sacks (11.0), quarterback hits (18) and forced fumbles (two). Potentially losing Reddick could also make the job of fellow disruptor Brian Burns much more difficult in 2022 if they're unable to replace the former first-round pick. — Anthony Rizzuti, Panthers Wire
Falcons LB Foye Oluokun
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The Falcons have 28 players entering free agency and not nearly enough cap space to sign them all. Linebacker Foye Oluokun, the former sixth-round pick out of Yale, has come on strong over the second half of the season. Oluokun currently leads the NFL in tackles and he's been a better fit in Dean Pees' 3-4 scheme than Deion Jones. While Oluokun may be out of Atlanta's price range, the team really can't afford to lose his production. The team should also look to retain RB Cordarrelle Patterson and K Younghoe Koo, but Oluokun should be priority No. 1. — Matt Urben, Falcons Wire
49ers OL Laken Tomlinson
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The 49ers have a handful of issues they'll need to resolve via free agency, but they can't let Tomlinson get away for a couple of reasons. First, they don't have enough good offensive lineman to let one walk away. They already need to find a right guard and right tackle, so throwing a left guard into that mix will only make their quest for effective offensive lineman harder. Second, Tomlinson has acquitted himself well in five seasons with San Francisco. He allowed only two sacks and 23 pressures through the first 17 weeks while earning a 74.0 run blocking grade from Pro Football Focus. Tomlinson won't break the bank, but he's earned a nice payday and the 49ers need to be the team to give it to him. — Kyle Madson, Niners Wire
Seahawks FS Quandre Diggs
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Seattle's defense has taken the "bend but don't break" philosophy to the extreme this season, allowing a ton of yards but very few points. It's mostly worked because the Seahawks limit explosive plays and tighten up in the red zone very well. A lot of that is thanks to the exceptional performance of Diggs, who anchors the back end of their defense and keeps a lid on everything. Diggs is also the team's top ballhawk by far. There's a strong case to make for their late-blooming star running back Rashaad Penny, but Diggs is ultimately more consistent and valuable. — Tim Weaver, Seahawks Wire
Rams EDGE Von Miller
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The Rams' list of pending free agents could probably field a pretty good team, including Odell Beckham Jr., Darious Williams and Sony Michel. But Miller should be a priority this offseason, given the impact he's had at a critical position on defense. He has 26 pressures since Week 12, which ranks eighth in the NFL – and he's only getting more comfortable in L.A. as the season has gone on. Keeping him on the defensive front alongside Aaron Donald and Leonard Floyd gives the Rams a dominant pass-rushing trio and makes life much easier in the secondary with how quickly quarterbacks are forced to get rid of the ball. — Cam DaSilva, Rams Wire
Cardinals QB Colt McCoy
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The Cardinals have a number of free agents, including Chandler Jones, A.J. Green, James Conner and Chase Edmonds. However, McCoy is the guy they need to bring back because of the impact he has on Kyler Murray and because he can give the Cardinals starting-level quarterback play. They went 2-1 in the three games he started this year while Murray was out and he was great in those two wins. Having a solid, experienced backup quarterback is one of the hardest positions to find in the league. General manager Steve Keim has already said that re-signing McCoy will be a priority. — Jess Root, Cards Wire
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ESPN Images: John Kruk photos
John Kruk on Twitter: @JohnKruk_ESPN
ESPN's John Kruk will join Sunday Night Baseball – the exclusive national Major League Baseball game of the week – as an analyst beginning in the 2013 season. Kruk, who has served as a Baseball Tonight studio analyst since joining ESPN in 2004, will team up with NSSA Sportscaster of the Year Dan Shulman and analyst Orel Hershiser to form the new Sunday Night booth. The trio is also joined by reporter Buster Olney.
"It's a real honor to work with Dan and Orel, and to be front and center on baseball's biggest game of the week," said Kruk. "When I was asked to join the team, I couldn't have been happier."
Kruk has served as a guest analyst for ESPN's MLB game telecasts over the years, including Sunday Night Baseball. Additionally, he's contributed to the network's coverage of the State Farm Home Run Derby, Little League World Series and Rawlings Gold Glove Awards Show.
Mike McQuade, ESPN Vice President, Production, added, "Kruk has every attribute that makes an analyst great. He's intelligent, he's opinionated, he brings a ton of personality and his track record at ESPN speaks for itself."
Kruk played 10 MLB seasons (1986-1995) as a first baseman and outfielder with the San Diego Padres, Philadelphia Phillies and Chicago White Sox. He was a three-time All-Star and finished his career with a .300 batting average and 100 home runs.
"I always admired the way John competed on the field, and every time I've been on Baseball Tonight with him, I've been impressed with his depth of knowledge about the game," said Sunday Night's Orel Hershiser. "Now I'm looking forward to sitting next to him every Sunday Night."
"Krukkie is funny, knowledgeable and passionate about baseball," said Dan Shulman. "I think he and Orel will make a terrific analyst combo in the booth, and I can't wait for the three of us getting started."
Sunday Night Baseball airs at 8 p.m. ET on ESPN, ESPN Radio, ESPN Deportes and via WatchESPN during the MLB season.


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"World Heritage Memory Net" is coming soon!
In November 2006, the World Heritage Centre signed a multi-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Simmons College, Boston, Massachusetts, USA, to establish the first World Heritage Digital Center (WHDC) under the leadership of Dr. Ching-chih Chen, information technology Professor at Simmons Graduate School of Library and Information Science. "The World Heritage Centre considers this an important project with great potential to enhance the humanities for universal access and enrichment through the use of emerging technologies," commented Francesco Bandarin, Director of the Centre. It will greatly promote a better knowledge of World Heritage properties and increase awareness of everyone's duty to protect them.
The World Heritage Memory Net (WHMNet), a fast, efficient, and cutting-edge system, will provide universal access to multilingual and multimedia information, including available photographs, videos, audio clips, on 830 World Heritage Sites in 138 countries. They are not only retrievable by specific "traditional" searches by country, region, name of site, etc., but also by freely browsing, randomly looking for images of interest, finding similar images, zooming for details, and obtaining appropriate annotations. More significantly, instant cross-country, cross-cultural retrieval of images of similar nature such as cathedrals, palaces, temples, archaeological sites, etc., that are of similar color and shape can be obtained instantly.
The goals of WHMNet are to:
- create an online world digital library on World Heritage Sites that serves as a model for integrating multi-format and multi-lingual resources from museums, archives, libraries, and world bibliographic and Web resources and develops more geospatial, temporal, and multilingual retrieval capabilities;
- develop a collaborative infrastructure that can support an increasing number of contributing partners worldwide; and
- provide users with integrated digital resources that seamlessly link all types of resources.
As an example, imagine a visitor to the WH Archaeological Site of Volubilis in Morocco who is fascinated by the elegant remains of forum, temples, basilicas and triumphal arches of the Roman Empire in the 3rd century B.C., and wonders what other such similar remains can be found in Africa. By a simple click on one of the pictures of Volubilis, WHMNet can instantly retrieve similar images of sites found in Djemila, and Timgad, Algeria, as shown in the following graphics (click on photograph).
The WHMNet project, to start in July 2007, will benefit greatly from Dr. Chen's Global Memory Net (GMNet), an online global image library and gateway to cultural, historical, and heritage images around the world, created with a multi-year grant from the International Digital Library Programme of the US National Science Foundation. WHMNet will leverage the GMNet's innovative integrated multimedia content retrieval system (i-M-C-S) with further system development. "WHMNet is one of much bigger scale than GMNet" says Chen, who has advocated the concept of the world digital library since 1993.


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Normally, focus groups only require a few hours of your time, with a free lunch and a little bit of money for your troubles. Google now has plans to start focus grouping as well, except that they'll only give you a five dollar Amazon gift card in exchange for letting them spend three months observing your browsing habits.
The focus group is called Screenwise, and it goes something like this: install an extension in Chrome and start using the internet. That extension will send info back to Google as they figure out "how everyday people use the internet."
The new project is called Screenwise. As a panelist, you'll add a browser extension that will share with Google the sites you visit and how you use them. What we learn from you, and others like you, will help us improve Google products and services and make a better online experience for everyone.
For every three months you participate in Screenwise, you'll get another $5 gift card, but only til you've siphoned $25 from them. Um, this sounds like a horrible proposition? Also, lotsa lulz for Google giving out Amazon gift cards. [Screenwise via SearchEngineLand]


text: Yesterday we attended the 4th annual New England Shake-Up!, a fantastic multi-day rockabilly event held in Sturbridge, MA. The event includes live music, venders with vintage records and clothing, a car show, and a series of seminars and listening sessions with top-notch musicians at the forefront of the genre. We enjoyed an afternoon of performances and talks… Read more »


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Arm surgery complete, next up for Gronkowski is evaluation of back
Published May 20, 2013 02:35 PM
Now that Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski has undergone a fourth arm surgery, which initially is being regarded as a success, attention soon will turn to his lingering back issue.
Per a source with knowledge of the situation, Gronkowski is expected to travel to California in three or four weeks for an evaluation by Dr. Robert Watkins. (The trip presumably will not include a layover in Las Vegas.) Watkins will make a recommendation as to whether Gronkowski requires back surgery.
We reported last week that back surgery currently is considered to be probable for Gronkowski.


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Two newly discovered vulnerabilities in Adobe's Flash Player can be exploited to execute arbitrary code remotely, according to advisories from the U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) and various security research companies.
The security flaws were discovered by Russian vulnerability research firm Intevydis, which integrated exploits for them in its Vulndisco module for Immunity Canvas, a popular penetration-testing application.
Intevydis has no plans to notify Adobe about these vulnerabilities, company founder and CEO Evgeny Legerov said. Two years ago, Legerov announced that his company will no longer notify vendors about the vulnerabilities it discovers.
Intevydis is not the only security company that adopted the "no more free bugs" approach. French vulnerability research firm Vupen is also an adept of this philosophy and only shares information about the security issues it discovers with its paying customers.
The exploits developed by Intevydis for the two zero-day Flash Player vulnerabilities can bypass Windows anti-exploitation features including DEP and ASLR, and can escape the Internet Explorer sandbox, Legerov wrote on the Immunity mailing list on Tuesday.
The company also published a video showing the exploits in action on Windows and promised to release Mac OS X implementations as well.
Flash Player vulnerabilities can be exploited by embedding maliciously-crafted Flash content into websites or PDF documents. Adobe Reader and Acrobat are generally affected by Flash Player flaws because they incorporate a Flash playback component.
Adobe hasn't issued an advisory for these two vulnerabilities yet and it didn't immediately return a request for comment. The company is already working on a patch for a different zero-day vulnerability in Adobe Reader which is scheduled for next week.
Antivirus companies and intrusion detection system providers have yet to create signatures for these exploits, according to the SANS Internet Storm Center (ISC). In the meantime there's a risk that ill-intentioned individuals could reverse engineer Intevydis' exploits.
At this time, no attacks exploiting these Flash Player vulnerabilities have been detected in the wild, but security-conscious users might want to use Flash blocking technologies in their browsers and disable Flash support in Adobe Reader until a patch becomes available.


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Bayley Seton League records
Identifier: MSS-0079
The Bayley Seton League was founded in 1938 and is recognized as the oldest service organization at Seton Hall University. The Bayley-Seton League records include documents related to the operation of the organization.
Dates: 1939-1998
College of Education and Human Services records
Identifier: SHU-0015
Abstract The School of Education and Human Services at Seton Hall University began as the Department of Education, a part of the College of Arts and Sciences, in the 1920's, became the School of Education in 1950, and then the College of Education and Human Services in the 1980's. The College of Education and Human Services of Seton Hall University records primarily consists of annual reports, curriculum guides, alumni event programs and information, surveys and reports on teacher certification,...
Dates: 1956-2002 (bulk 1956-1977); Majority of material found within 1956 - 1977
Dorothy Garrigan papers on Rev. Owen Garrigan
Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: Mss 0064
Abstract Owen Walter Garrigan was born September 20, 1928 in the Bronx to Walter and Helen Garrigan. Helen died, and Walter married Alice Furlong on Aug 22, 1936. Alice died in 1966 and Walter married Dorothy Henning Garrigan in December 1974. Dorothy was devoted to her stepson Rev. Owen Garrigan and he to her. The Dorothy Garrigan papers consist of personal correspondence, photos, a book and ephemera that were collected by Dorothy Garrigan and primarily relate to Reverend Owen Garrigan, with...
Dates: 1930-2010
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Abstract / Abstracto Father Raúl Comesañas, 1943-2018, was a Roman Catholic Priest and civic advocate from the Union City, New Jersey area. Fr. Comesañas was active in many different organizations throughout his life, including the Union of Cuban Exiles (1980-1990), National Co-Chairman of the Spanish-Speaking Advisory Committee to the United States Commissioner of Education (1970-1973), and running for the 13th Congressional district United States House of Representatives race in 1970. The Father Raúl Comesañas...
Dates: 1940 - 2016
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Dates: 1985 - 2013
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Dates: 1984-1990
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Israelis Win Asylum in U.S. — But Mostly Not for Politics
They are a strange and quirky mix: a handful of Israeli citizens and residents, and Palestinians living under Israeli occupation, who each year are granted political asylum from the United States.
One, an Arab citizen of Israel, is a gay man who convinced authorities he would face violence from his own family and tribe if forced to return to Israel. Lack of adequate action by Israeli police played a role in the approval of the request, his attorney said.
Another is an Israeli woman who suffered domestic abuse. She also received asylum after making the case that Israeli authorities were not protecting her.
Yet a third is the son of a founder of Hamas who, after spying on the terrorist-designated group for Israeli authorities, felt unsafe under Israeli protection and fled to the United States in fear for his life.
Israel is not the first country that comes to mind when discussing foreign nationals being granted asylum in the United States. Asylum is a rare immigration procedure designed to provide relief to the most difficult cases of persecution in one's home country.
Still, United States Customs and Immigration Service data reveal that each year, a handful of Israelis or those living under Israeli jurisdiction are granted asylum status in America. In 2011, the last year reported, 18 Israeli nationals were approved for asylum — similar to the number in 2010. In previous years, some 20 to 30 residents of Israel or the Israeli-occupied West Bank or Gaza settled in the United States after convincing authorities they could not safely return to their homes.
The cases do not form a pattern. They include Palestinians, Israeli Arabs, Israeli Jews and Eastern European women brought into Israel by human traffickers.
"Recognition of political asylum is a recognition of the fact that there is something significantly wrong with the host country," said Michael Wildes, an immigration attorney and law professor at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in New York. He noted, however, that citizens of many democracies and nations friendly to the United States receive asylum status for many reasons. "I see nothing in the thousands of cases we represent that will lead me to believe there is some kind of problematic pattern with Israel," Wildes said.
Indeed, nearly 25,000 foreign nationals were granted asylum in the United States in 2011. China, Cambodia, Colombia, Ethiopia, Haiti and India dominated the list.
Those seeking asylum must prove they face "well-founded fear of persecution" if returned to their home country. This persecution has to relate to the individual's race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group or political opinion.
"It [is] very difficult for Israelis to prove this kind of persecution," said immigration attorney Todd Pilcher. "You need to show that the persecution comes from the government or from forces the government cannot control."
Nationality, however, has nothing to do with the process; even residents of democratic allies of the United States are sometimes judged to have persecuted their citizens under the categories the asylum statutes cover, or to have failed to provide them with adequate protection on similar grounds. In recent years nationals of Canada, France, Germany and Italy have also won asylum in the United States.
"U.S. foreign policy or political considerations are not part of this standard," said Claire Nicholson, a public affairs officer at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services agency, a division of the Department of Homeland Security.
It's hard to determine the nature of individual Israeli asylum requests. Immigration files are closed to the public and court records become available only when they serve as legal precedent. But those cases that have been reported, as well as lawyers representing asylum seekers, point to several groups of Israelis who have been approved for asylum.
Some are Palestinians from the West Bank or Gaza who were identified as Israelis because they held Israeli citizenship or resided in Israel-proper. The most famous case in this category is that of Mosab Hassan Yousef, known as "Son of Hamas" because of his father's role as one of Hamas's founders. Yousef, who Israeli officials say helped them hunt down Hamas members involved in terrorism, followed his father into Hamas but later converted to Christianity and then worked undercover as an Israeli agent for a decade before fleeing to California in 2007. He was granted asylum by an immigration court judge in 2010, ending his battle against Homeland Security, which sought to deport him.
Since the creation of the Palestinian Authority in 1994, the United States has also allowed Christian Palestinians who could prove they were persecuted for their religion to seek asylum.
Another group prominent among Israeli asylum seekers is Arab citizens of Israel who claim they were persecuted because of their ethnicity. The first known case, in 2003, involved Ibrahim Baballah, a fisherman from Akko who was found by an immigration court to have suffered repeated harassment from Israel's navy and from government authorities. Baballah, the court found, demonstrated a "genuine and well-founded fear of future persecution should he return to Israel."
Other asylum seekers have failed despite similar claims. In 2012, a U.S. court of appeals denied asylum to Saqer Salman, an Israeli Arab who fled the country following death threats and the killing of family members by a rival family. Salman claimed that Israeli authorities would not provide him adequate protection because of his ethnicity. The court found that Israel's law enforcement and justice systems actively took on the case and brought some of those involved in it to court.
Still, the question of whether Israel has provided adequate protection to those whom its own laws obligate it to protect pops up elsewhere. Both the gay Israeli Arab and the woman who suffered domestic abuse were granted asylum when immigration authorities found that the government had failed to protect them.
Other Israeli residents who passed the high bar of proving persecution and clear threat include female victims of human trafficking who were smuggled through the Sinai border into the country. These women faced imprisonment in Israel until their cases were resolved. Many were ultimately deported to their country of origin. But some were simply released and made their way to the United States, where they were able to convince authorities that they would face a dire fate if returned to their homes.
So far the United States is not known to have granted asylum to anyone living under Israel's jurisdiction who has claimed political persecution. Lawyers working on the issue have advised Israeli clients not to seek such status even if they've been sentenced to prison in Israel for being conscientious objectors who refused to carry out military assignments involved with the occupation of the West Bank and Gaza.
Until recently, the United States' neighbor to the north was seen as a safe haven for just such people. Just as it once offered refuge to young Americans fleeing the draft, Canada has approved dozens of asylum requests from individuals claiming political persecution by Israel since 2000. These cases included Israeli citizens who claimed they were persecuted for opposing the occupation and ultra-Orthodox Jews who claimed they could not maintain their faith there freely. Canada has also granted asylum status to Israelis who came originally from the former Soviet Union but claimed they faced discrimination in their new home.
In 2006, the Israeli government protested Canada's asylum policies. And in the past two years the number of Israelis receiving asylum in Canada has declined. In 2011, an Israeli reservist who refused to serve in the Gaza Strip was denied asylum in Canada following a court ruling that he could not prove the military mission involved humanitarian abuses.
An Israeli diplomatic official said that the scarcity of asylum cases in the United States did not require the Israeli government to bring up the issue with Washington. The official added that the few cases in which Israelis were granted asylum in America represented "unusual circumstances" and did not reflect on Israel's democracy.
Contact Nathan Guttman at [email protected] or follow him on Twitter @nathanguttman


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Autodesk DWF Composer 2-Drawing Publishing and Collaboration via the DWF format30 Jun, 2005 By: Ron LaFon
If you looked At the debut version of Autodesk DWF Composer and thought it held promise but didn't quite do all you wanted it to do, it's time to have another look.
If You Looked At The Debut version of Autodesk DWF Composer and thought it held promise but didn't quite do all you wanted it to do, it's time to have another look. Autodesk DWF Composer 2 offers a wealth of enhancements and new features that go well beyond those in the initial release.
Autodesk DWF Composer 2 enables users to review, mark up and revise drawings, maps and models without having AutoCAD installed.
Autodesk DWF Composer software offers a way to review, mark up and revise drawings, maps and models without the original design creation software. Your design review team can view and print the latest DWG files (AutoCAD 2006) accurately and publish the files to the DWF file format to measure and annotate the files with comments and changes. These files can then make the round trip back to either AutoCAD or Revit, where you can overlay the digital markups into the original CAD file.
Several additional applications come on the CD-ROM with DWF Composer 2, including a stand-alone Autodesk DWG Viewer that provides a way for users to work with both DWG and DXF files. The DWG Viewer is built on the same viewing engine as AutoCAD 2006, so users can view the latest DWG or DXF files with full fidelity. Also on the CD is Autodesk Inventor View, which displays IPT, IAM and IDW files. Finally, Autodesk DWF Writer is a driver for creating DWF files by printing to file from Microsoft Windows applications.
This release features an improved user interface and a new snapshot tool that lets you capture any onscreen information and bring it into your DWF file. The snapshot tool provides a fast, simple way to capture graphical information from anything on your display, automatically publish that information as a DWF file and add it to your DWF markup set.
Autodesk has added new custom symbols to DWF Composer's markup library, which also comes with shapes, text, markups, freehand and stamp tools. Custom symbols provide new ways to annotate and mark up information in the office or field. You can create your own catalog of symbols from any source, including block object data created in AutoCAD 2006 and any DWF file or raster image.
DWF Composer 2 lets users view and navigate DWF map books published from Autodesk Map 3D 2006. DWF map books can include index sheets and hyperlinks for quick map navigation. Also new in this release is a useful print preview function where users can select paper sizes and preview the sheet or view to be printed before sending a DWF file to a printer. Support for 3D files now extends to AutoCAD 2006 and related products, Inventor 9/10, Revit, VIZ 2006 and 3ds max 7.5.
Autodesk DWF Composer 2
Priced at $199 for a new license, with upgrades available from the previous release, DWF Composer has much to offer for a relatively low price. Much more than I can cover here is new and improved in this release, so I'd suggest looking at the particulars on Autodesk's Web site.
Requirements for DWF Composer 2 are a system with 200MHz or faster Intel Pentium or compatible processor and Microsoft Windows XP/2000 SP 4 installed. At least 96MB of RAM is required, with 128MB recommended. Installation requires 32MB of free hard disk space. A pointing device, Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 or later, and a CD-ROM drive are also needed.
Other applications that ship on the CD-ROM have different requirements, most notably Inventor View, which needs a 1GHz or faster processor and 512MB or more of RAM. Highly Recommended.
Ron LaFon, a contributing editor for Cadalyst, is a writer, editor and computer graphics and electronic publishing specialist from Atlanta, Georgia. He is a principal at 3Bear Productions.
About the Author: Ron LaFon
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On Monday, the eve of his sentencing for 45 counts of child sexual abuse, former Penn State defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky issued a statement to psucomradio.com. Here is a transcript of his statement:
"I'm responding to the worst loss of my life.
First, I looked at myself. Over and over, I asked why? Why didn't we have a fair opportunity to prepare for trial? Why have so many people suffered as a result of false allegations? What's the purpose?
Maybe it will help others; some vulnerable children who could be abused, might not be because of all the publicity. That would be nice, but I'm not sure about it. I would cherish the opportunity to become a candle for others, as they have been a light for me. They could take away my life, they could make me out as a monster, they could treat me as a monster, but they can't take away my heart. In my heart, I know I did not do these alleged disgusting acts. My wife has been my only sex partner that was after marriage. Our love continues.
A young man who was dramatic a veteran accuser, and always sought attention, started everything. He was joined by a well-orchestrated effort of the media, investigators, the system, Penn State, psychologists, civil attorneys and other accusers. They won. I've wondered what they really won: Attention, financial gain, prestige... will all be temporary.
Before you blame me, as others have, look at everything and everybody. Look at the preparation for the trial and the trial. Compare it to others. Think about what happened. Why, and who made it happen? Evaluate the accusers and their families. Realize they didn't come out of isolation. The accusers were products of many more people and experiences than me. Look at their confidants and their honesty. Think about how easy it was for them to turn on me given the information, attention and potential perks.
I never labeled or put down them or their families. I tried and I cared, then asked for the same. Please realize all came to the Second Mile because of issues. Some of those may remain.
We will continue to fight. We didn't lose the proven facts, evidence, accurate locations and times. Anything can be said. We lost to speculation and stories that were influenced by people who wanted to convict me.
We must fight unfairness and consistency and dishonesty. People need to be portrayed for who they really are. We've not been complainers. When we couldn't have kids, we adopted. When we didn't have time to prepare for a trial, we still gave it our best. We will fight for another chance. We have given many second chances, and now we'll ask for one. It will take more than our effort.
Justice will have to be more than just a word; fairness more than just a dream. It will take others: somebody apolitical with the courage to listen, to think about the unfairness, to have the guts to stand up and take the road less traveled.
I ask for the strength to handle everything and willingness to surrender only to God, regardless of the outcome."


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A Good Day for the Wind to Blow
From DramaWiki
- Title: 바람 불어 좋은날 / Baram Bureo Joheunnal
- Also known as: Good Days When The Wind Blows / Windy But Pleasant Day / Happiness in the Wind (KBS World)
- Genre: Romance, family
- Episodes: 173
- Broadcast network: KBS1
- Broadcast period: 2010-Feb-01 to 2010-Oct-01
- Air time: Monday to Friday 20:25
- Original Soundtrack: A Good Day for the Wind to Blow OST
Kwon Oh Bok is a a 19-year-old orphan who refuses to give up her dream of becoming a top illustrator. Because she grew up poor (and is still struggling), she is extremely frugal, and maintains an optimistic outlook on things. Kwon Oh Bok has nothing that she can call her own in her lifetime, not even the little room that she stays in. However, her hot temper will flares whenever she witness any injustice.
User/Viewer Ratings
- Main Cast
- Kim So Eun as Kwon Oh Bok
- Jung Seung Ho as Kwon Yi Moon (Oh Bok's father)
- Jang family
- Jin Yi Han as Jang Dae Han
- Lee Hyun Jin as Jang Min Guk
- Seo Hyo Rim as Jang Man Se
- Kang In Duk as Jang Jung Nam (father)
- Yoon Mi Ra as Yoon Sun Hee (mother)
- Na Moon Hee as Na Kkeut Soon (grandmother)
- Kang Han Byul as Jang Dok Rip (Dae Han's son)
- Kang family
- Kang Ji Sub as Kang Sang Jun
- Kim Sung Hwan as Kang In Soo (father)
- Na Young Hee as Cha Yeon Shil (mother)
- Lee family
- Kim Mi Sook as Lee Kang Hee
- Kwon Oh Hyun as Seo Dong Shik (brother-in-law)
- Ahn Hye Kyung as Kim Nam Suk (Dong Shik's wife)
- Joo Hye Rin as Seo Hyo Ri (Dong Shik's daughter)
- Choi family
- Clara as Choi Mi Ran (Jang Dok Rip's biological mother)
- Yeon Kyu Jin as Mr Choi (father)
- Won Jong Rye as Mi Ran's mother
- Other people
- Kang Eun Tak as Choi Ki Chul (Oh Bok's friend)
- Jung Da Young as Ha Sol Ji
- Min Young Won as Hwa Young
- Maeng Sang Hoon as Doctor Park
- Choi Eun Suk (최은석) as a creditor
- Han Kyung Sun
Production Credits
- Producer: Moon Bo Hyun
- Director: Lee Duk Gun
- Screenwriter: Lee Duk Jae
Episode Ratings
See A Good Day for the Wind to Blow/Episode Ratings
External Links
- Official site
- English Wikipedia
- Korean Wikipedia
- News articles: (1), (2)
|Everybody Cha Cha Cha
|Monday to Friday 20:25
|Smile, Dong Hae


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- Explain what freedom of the press is and how the First Amendment guarantees that you can voice your opinion. In your discussion, tell how to distinguish between fact and opinion, and explain the terms libel, slander, defamation, fair comment and criticism, public figure, privacy, and malice. Discuss how these matters relate to ethics in journalism.
Do ONE of the following:
- Read a local newspaper, a national newspaper, a newsmagazine, and a computerized online news source. From each of these, clip stories about the same event. Put each item on a separate piece of paper. Write an analysis comparing the different stories explaining how the stories are objective or subjective and how each publication handled the story differently depending on its purpose or audience.
- All on the same day, watch a local television newscast, watch a national network newscast, listen to a radio newscast, and study the computerized online news provided by a national news broadcast source. List the different news items, features, and editorials on the broadcasts, including the time in minutes and seconds devoted to each story, and print out a copy of the online edition's "front page." Write an analysis comparing the different story lists, explaining how the stories are objective or subjective and why different news outlets treated the stories differently.
- Do either a OR b:
- Print
Newspaper and magazine
- All on the same day, read a local newspaper, a national newspaper, a newsmagazine, and (with your parent's permission) an online news source. From each source, clip, read, and compare a story about the same event. Tell your counselor how long each story is and how fair and accurate the stories are in presenting different points of view. Tell how each source handled the story differently, depending on its purpose or audience
- 1. Visit a newspaper
or magazine office
Ask for a
tour of the various divisions
, including the newsroom, the
offices the business
side, and
the printing
plant. During your tour, talk to an
editor or reporter about what it's like to be a newspaper journalist, where they get story ideas, and what makes a good newspaper. If possible, go with a reporter and your buddy to cover a news event. Get your parent's permission first.
executive from the business side about management's relations with reporters, editors, and photographers and what makes a "good" newspaper or magazine.
2. With the help of your counselor, prepare a front-page newspaper layout. Edit copy, proofread a story after it has been typeset, and be able to explain the printing process.
Radio and television journalism:
- All on the same day, watch a local and national network newscast, listen to a radio newscast, and (with your parent's permission) view a national broadcast news source online. List the different news items and features presented, the different elements used, and the time in minutes and seconds and the online space devoted to each story Compare the story lists, and discuss whether the stories are fair and accurate. Explain why different news outlets treated the stories differently and/or presented a different point of view.
- 1. Visit a radio or television station
. Ask for a
and tour
of the various
departments, concentrating on those related to news broadcasts
divisions, including the newsroom, the studios, the control rooms, and the business side. During your tour, talk to the
station manager or other station management executive about station operations, particularly how management and the news staff work together
a producer or reporter about what it's like to be a broadcast journalist, where they get story ideas, and what makes a
" station. If possible, go with a reporter
and your buddy to cover a news event.
Get your parent's permission first.
2. With the help of your counselor prepare a television or radio news show format. Edit audiotape or videotape, and be able to explain what it takes to broadcast radio or television news.
- Print Newspaper and magazine journalism:
- Discuss the differences between a hard news story and a feature story. Explain what is the "five W's and H." Then do ONE of the following:
- Choose a current or an unusual event of interest to you, and write either a hard news article OR a feature article about the event. Gear the article for print OR audio OR video journalism. Share your article with your counselor.
- With your parent's permission and counselor's approval, interview someone in your community who is influential because of his or her leadership, talent, career, or life experiences. Then present to your counselor either a written or oral report telling what you learned about this person.
- With your parent's permission and counselor's approval, read an autobiography written by a journalist you want to learn more about. Write an article that tells what you learned about this person and the contributions this person has made to the field of journalism.
- Attend a Scouting event and write a 200-word article (feature or hard news) about the event. Use either the inverted pyramid style or the chronological style. Review the article with your counselor, then submit it to your community newspaper or BSA local council or district newsletter for consideration.
- 3. Attend a
news event and do ONE of the following:
- Write two a newspaper articles story about the event, one using the inverted pyramid style and one using the chronological style a sidebar feature, and either an editorial or a critical review of the event.
- Using a radio or TV television broadcasting style write a news story about the event, a feature color story and either an editorial or a critical review of the event.
- Take a series of photographs that would help to help tell the story of the event in pictures. , including some Include news photos and some feature photos in your presentation. Write cutlines for your photos and a brief story synopsis of the event as well as captions for your photos.
- 4. Answer at least three of five questions about qualifications, educational preparations, training opportunities, wages, and personal satisfaction in journalism.
Find out about three career opportunities in journalism. Pick one and find out the education, training, and experience required for this profession. Discuss this with your counselor, and explain why this profession might interest you.
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Sunday, September 2
Recipe: Lemon Rosemary Zucchini Bread
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This looks (and sounds!) so good. I'm going to give this a try this week. Thanks for sharing this recipe (and all of your other recipes!) with us. Everything I've ever tried from you has become a true favorite.ReplyDelete
This combination sounds wonderful. I love olive oil cakes so I would love to try this (also a few too many pattypans (cough))ReplyDelete
I can't get white whole wheat flour where I am - it's sounds like something I would really like to use.
Don't worry about not being able to grow zucchini and other squash. Due to the same squash bugs and dislike of pesticides, I rarely even get to see squash blossoms, much less actually fruits. I guess it's a good thing they aren't my favorite, though the bread looks yummy.ReplyDelete
That is one beautiful loaf of zucchini bread! I love the smell of rosemary but I'm not too sure how I would like it as an ingredient...ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/14/2012 10:23 AM
The skin on homegrown zucchini (given to me by friend) is so thick, I cannot cut into it. Any ideas?ReplyDeleteReplies
I've never heard of the skin being that thick. It sounds like your zucchini might be too tough or mature to eat. :)Delete
- Stasia9/30/2012 6:55 AM
Mmm! I finally got around to trying this one. We don't have white whole wheat readily available here, so I subbed it half wholemeal/half AP flour and it came out great. The rosemary is distinct but definitely not overpowering. Next time I want to try it with culinary lavender instead.ReplyDelete
Hi there, yoga buddy! I made this, and it was wonderful! The flavor is sweet, but not dessert sweet, and the lemon and rosemary give it a subtle sophistication. I'll definitely make it again...thanks for the recipe!ReplyDelete
I just made this bread and it smells wonderful! I have to tell you that the amount of baking soda is too much! That is all I taste. Why so much? Not sure if I can keep this batch. Might have to start over and reduce the baking soda by at least half.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Michelle,Delete
I used the amount of baking soda called for in the original version of the recipe on Simply Recipes. I've seen several other zucchini bread recipes that use the same proportions of flour to baking soda, so I'm not sure why you're tasting the baking soda. Did you use 2 Tablespoons rather than 2 teaspoons?
I've made this bread several times, including just a few days ago, and it always tastes great to me. You could certainly try using less baking soda and see how it comes out.
December 2015 update: Hi! For some reason I can't figure out, Blogger hasn't been letting me leave comments on my own blog (!) for the last several months, so I've been unable to respond to your comments and questions. My apologies for any inconvenience! You're always welcome to email me: farmgirlfare AT gmail DOT com.
Hi! Thanks for visiting Farmgirl Fare and taking the time to write. While I'm not always able to reply to every comment, I receive and enjoy reading them all.
Your feedback is greatly appreciated, and I especially love hearing about your experiences with my recipes. Comments on older posts are always welcome!
Please note that I moderate comments, so if I'm away from the computer it may be a while before yours appears.
I try my best to answer all questions, though sometimes it takes me a few days. And sometimes, I'm sorry to say, they fall through the cracks, and for that I sincerely apologize.
I look forward to hearing from you and hope you enjoy your e-visits to our farm!


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Do you know what's inside the bottom of NYX Round Lipstick?
I've always been curious what's at the bottom of my NYX Round Lipstick.
What's that color underneath and it is really lipstick?
My NYX Tea Rose Round Lipstick was the unfortunate guinea pig of this experiment.
Apparently, what's inside is a jelly-like substance that aims to imitate the true color of the lipstick to make it easier on choosing at the store and on your vanity. Like jell-o molded inside the plastic cap.
What it isn't is an extra lipstick.
Let me save you the trouble.
Don't pry it open when your fave NYX Round Lipstick runs out. Just get another tube at your favorite NYX store or online seller. :)
Boy, was I sooo curious!
Happy Monday everyone!!!
much love,
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- Anonymous28/6/10 6:37 AM
Thanks for the experiment!!! hahaha I´m happy I finally know what that is, hahaha I was wonderin and I was about to do the same experiment, thank God you did it first :p cause I couldn´t experiment with my new brand NYX round lipstick :p thanks girl!!! xoxo!!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous24/11/16 8:45 PM
Its lip glossDelete
Lol.. thanks for this Shen! I have a couple of NYX lippies..ReplyDelete
haha. chineck mo pa talaga ha!ReplyDelete
You really are, Shen! But thanks for sharing, and for the gorgeous photos. =)Happy Monday!ReplyDelete
LOL! You are so funny and cute Shen. So so adorable!ReplyDelete
Lots of love,
Hahaha! I've done that too! =P - traceReplyDelete
OMG you are my kind of gal! this is the type of thing i will totally do and i am shocked i didn't think of it. excellent post. 5 thumbs up! :PReplyDelete
okay, feeling ko ang loser ko coz i haven't had any NYX lipstick all my life haha! na-intriga ako sa post mo, :p great post shen!ReplyDelete
- shane
I've always been curious about those too... =DReplyDelete
However, I dont have nyx lippies... =(
thanks! I now know what those are! and if ever i get nyx lippies in the future, i wouldnt have to be tempted to pry open the bottom part of the tubes... hahaha!
We've always been curious about it, but we never EVER thought of prying it open. Haha, good job Shen :pReplyDelete
lol.. this made my night ahha.. i can only imagine your outcry of disdain ehhe..ReplyDelete
The ViXeN's LaiR
you're so funny shen! bagi p lng ung Nyx's ko kya hindi ko pa naiisipan gwin yan, pero mbuti n lng gnwa mo na. hehe. tnx!ReplyDelete
LOL..this post is funny! But thanks for saving us the trouble =pReplyDelete
ahahaha! I'm about to do the same thing! That is after abusing my first NYX lippie! ;) Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
- Kobay30/5/11 12:55 PM
how did you open it, just curious?ReplyDelete
- miss1kpopfan20/8/11 2:46 AM
mine was a real lipstick. . how come yours was just a jelly??ReplyDelete
- Cherrie Joy Relos20/10/11 7:36 AM
Mine's jelly too, just checked out after reading this ^_^ Ever Bilena (matte lipsticks) got the same packaging and it has a real lip color in it. ^_^ just sharing :)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous28/12/12 3:15 AM
I don't know if theve changed it but my mute lipstick is rubber and my haute couture is actually lipstick in the bottom trust me I jamed my finger in it...lolReplyDelete


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Tanya Vlach is looking for someone to help her invent a "bionic" eye that has a camera inside. Watch this:
Tanya is looking for donors and engineers to help her create an experimental project featuring her prosthetic eye and a camera. It sucks that she had to experience such tragedy in order to have this opportunity, but I have to say that I am inspired and excited to see how her project comes out. If you're interested in helping Tanya make her project come to life, please help her out over at Kickstarter.
Details from her Kickstarter page:
Before we get into the nitty gritty details of the eye camera, let's back up a few years. In 2005, I was in a near death car accident. Centimeters away from death, I managed to pull through. Although grateful to be alive, I lost my left eye in the tumble and suffered frontal lobe minor brain injury and severe depression.
I entered the vast world of the Internet and chronicled my experiences on my blog, One-Eyed. I posted about new developments in technology that would help me regain sight. Soon I began envisioning a sci-fi plot twist to my predicament. I pitched my idea to Wired Founder Kevin Kelly. Intrigued, he posted my call out to engineers to help build an implant of a miniature camera inside my prosthetic eye. Immediately the idea went viral and I received hundreds of international engineering proposals, support from my one-eyed community, and thousands of media inquiries. I became the media haven for transhumanism and the subject of controversy around engineering the body. Since then, I've been plotting new strategies to tell my story, both my personal one and the one of my sci-fi alter ego, into a transmedia platform, which will include: a graphic novel, an experimental documentary, a web series, a game, and a live performance. Grow a new eye – is about engineering a new bionic camera eye.
This is an awesome story. You need to go check out Tonya's blog page, Eye, Tanya. Let me know if you end up supporting the project in any way, leave a comment of support here for Tanya. I really hope that this technology advances in a direction that helps for everyone.


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Hotel Website Hosting
Premium Subscribers can now host their website on our servers. We offer full Windows hosting with FTP access, SSL, and email. You can even install your favorite CMS, including WordPress, Drupal and Joomla. In this post we cover how to request and setup your hosting service with us.
Request a Website
To get ball rolling, go to 'Channel Manager > Hotel Website' in the main menu. Enter the URL for your website and a contact phone or email. You must have your domain name purchased with a registrar and you must be able to point either the A Records or Name Server for this domain. We are not a registrar, so we can't offer name registration services.
If you are moving your Name Servers to our service your email for this domain will be temporarily unavailable between the time when you transfer your name servers and when your web server is ready to use. Website setup typically takes between 24 to 48hrs after we receive the request.
Configure DNS
After you have requested a website, you must update your DNS. There are two options, depending on which services you wish to use.
Option 1 (recommended): Point the A Record to 126.96.36.199
In this case you will only host your website with us. Other services, such as email, will remain elsewhere. This is the preferred option if you already have an exterior email service, like Gmail or FastMail, and wish to keep using them.
Option 2: Point your Name Server to ns.sourcedns.com, ns1.sourcedns.com
In this case you want to move your entire web infrastructure to our servers, including email. We provide full DNS hosting, so you can create MX Records for outside mail services (e.g., Gmail, FastMail) but this is only recommended for users familiar with managing DNS and other hosting related concepts.
Upload Your Website
After setting up your DNS, you are ready to setup your web server. You can log in to your web server here uings the credentials we gave you via email or phone. To update your user profile, go to 'Account > My Profile'.
The easiest way to setup your website is to use your Booking Engine as your website. In your Bellebnb Front Desk go to 'Channel Manager > Booking Engine > Settings' and copy the HTML code for 'Complete Page' in the panel titled 'Use on My Website'. Open Notepad and paste into an empty text document and save it as 'index.html'.
In your web hosting dashboard (click the link above) go to 'File Manager'. Select the directory 'httpdocs' (left panel) and click the 'Upload' button. Select the index.html file you created to upload as your home page. When the upload is finished, open another window and enter the URL for your website. You should see your Booking Engine.
If you have an existing website you need to upload, you will need to use an FTP application to connect with our server. We recommend FileZilla. Enter the IP Address 220.127.116.11 for the Host and use the credentials you used to login to your server management dashboard (the ones used previously in this section, NOT your Bellebnb Front Desk credentials). Make sure to connect via a Secure Connection by selecting 'Use FTP over TLS if Available' from the dropdown.
Once you have connected with FileZilla, open the 'httpdocs' folder and upload your website. The 'httpdocs' folder is the root directory for your web server.
Setup Your Email
You can configure your email under 'Mail Settings > Email Addresses' in your server dashboard. You can create up to 5 mailboxes with 100Mb storage each. We recommend using as POP and delete messages after they are received in your mail application (e.g., Outlook). Using as IMAP you will run out of space very quickly.
If the mailbox limitations are not suitable for your usage, we recommend going with 'Option 1' in the DNS configuration above pointing only an A Record to your website. You can host your email wherever you like and only host your website with us.
Further DNS Configuration
You can configure DNS however you like from your hosting server dashboard. This is only available if you went with 'Option 2' and pointed your Name Server to our servers. In this case, you can create all the DNS records you need under 'DNS Settings'.
It is possible to point your Name Servers to our server and host your email elsewhere. You just need to create the appropriate MX records under your DNS Settings and turn off the mail service running on your server. To do this, uncheck the box for 'Activate Mail Service on this Domain' under 'Mail Settings'.
Note that we only recommend this option for users familiar with managing DNS and other hosting related concepts. If you are not familiar with web hosting, we recommend you go with 'Option 1' and only point an A Record to host your website.
If you don't already have a website, you should take full advantage of your Premium subscription to host your website. Your Website and Booking Engine together are your most important OTA.
In our next post we go over how to install and setup WordPress to get a functional website that looks great. Of course, you have the option to use the CMS of your choice, but you are not limited to those options. We recommend you find a good web designer to create a website that works for your hotel and brand.


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NEW YORK – Mayor Bloomberg has come up with a unique way to raise funds for the city – sell it's garbage.
Artist Justin Gignac had a brilliant concept in package design. He called it "NYC Garbage."
It began as a bet with a friend at an ad agency has turned into a major boon for Gignac and New York City, who says on his website that NYC has so far sold 590,000 clear lucite boxes containing nothing but authentic New York City garbage (and odorless). One box would contain a crumpled MetroCard, a Starbucks straw or a discarded photo.
Well, it started as art project and now… it's an official revenue-raising plan for New York City. Mayor Bloomberg has ordered the NYC Sanitation Department to save 5% of all garbage collected to be put aside. It will be boxed up and sold around the U.S. – and the world.
"Our garbage is the best garbage in the world, and I'm convinced that people around the globe will want some fresh NYC garbage as a collector's item. It'll be the new seashell, " said Mayor Bloomberg.
Customers can buy boxes of odorless or odor-full garbage in bags or "loose."
"I'd recommend customers buy the loose garbage, because then they can use it as they want around their homes," said Deput Mayor Lydia Morales.
Here's some Grade-A loose garbage:
Each box is tied to a specific locale, whether it's Rivington or Yankee Stadium and generally goes for $50 a box (not counting the $100 special edition box from Obama's Inauguration).
Bloomberg has put aside a large amount of his own garbage to sell. The Mayor thinks he can get $10,000 to 50,000 for each bag of his garbage. "I got great garbage. And I'm only going to take 60% of the profits, the rest I'm going to earmark to pay for gay weddings."
So come to NYC and… buy some garbage!