After finding Cheshire Cat’s keys, Robin goes on the hunt for her attacker. Risking her safety, Robin enters his seemingly abandoned home, where she finds an alarming surprise.
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Last night President Obama and First Lady Obama dined at State Road Restaurant in West Tisbury on Martha’s Vineyard.
Their dinner companions were family friends Dr. Eric and Cheryl Whitaker, senior adviser Valerie Jarrett, and lawyer and business executive Vernon Jordan and wife Ann Dibble Jordan.
As they departed the restaurant at 9:55 pm ET, reporters asked the president if he was enjoying his vacation even with the rain.
"I’m having a great time,” the president said. “Doing a lot of reading"
Among the president’s reading materials is Jonathan Franzen’s “Freedom,” which is not yet on shelves. During a weekend visit to a local bookstore in Vineyard Haven the owner gifted the president with the store’s advanced reading copy.
Minutes after leaving the restaurant, Vernon Jordan appeared on a rerun of CBS’ The Good Wife, trying to purchase the fictitious Chicago law firm Stern, Lockhart & Gardner.(The episode originally aired in May.)
Jordan is a friend of the owner of State Road Restaurant – so much so that you can hear his voice on the restaurant’s phone message..
“He’s a friend of mine and I adore his voice,” owner Mary Kenworth told ABC News. The restaurant opened June 2009, but Kenworth and her husband were the original owners of The Sweet Life Café – where the president dined on Monday night and where Kenworth first met the Jordans.
Kenworth said she’d been asked not to talk about what the Obamas ordered, but “the whole table got lobster tempura with island corn succotash and lemon vinaigrette” in addition to their individual entrees.
“It was very exciting for all of us, they were extremely lovely to everyone here,” she said.
Also of note: Ann Jordan and Valerie Jarrett are cousins. Ann Jordan’s mother and Jarrett’s mother’s father were siblings.
http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2010/08/breaking-news-president-obama-says-im-having-a-great-time-on-vacation.html
No president in history ever took more time off than President Bush. That didn’t stop after 9/11 or the invasion of Iraq or for any other reason. Out of curiosity, what did you make of that at the time?
After finding Cheshire Cat’s keys, Robin goes on the hunt for her attacker. Risking her safety, Robin enters his seemingly abandoned home, where she finds an alarming surprise.
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The Australian media landscape is set for a shake-up in 2010, with the ABC to launch Australia’s first free-to-air 24-hour television news channel.
The channel aims to provide constant coverage of breaking local and international news stories by harnessing the ABC’s existing network of regional and international newsrooms.
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Maybe 2 to 3 times a month, but that is it. Last week we had a meth lab blow up next door. That made the news on every station. A week before that, the extremely fat lady sat on one of her cats and thought it went missing. Come to find out, when she stood up, it fell out of her crack….poor cat.At the end of July, we were in the news again due to Jim Bob shooting his old lady’s side job. Rumor has it he walked in on them doing laundry in th nude. SHe was cleaning more than his drawers.
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Episode 1 “I’m The Boss” introduces the central characters of the show as the faces of the news visit a local high school and meet the future journalist of America. Field Reporter Noah Balzac is sent to Iraq and meets up with his Military Escort Lt Palmer who gets him lost in the out skirts of the Middle East.
This is part 3 of 3 for episode 1 of 8.
Breaking News is a mockumentary about the daily lives and antics of Macon’s top small town news network. Despite the professionalism you might expect at center of journalism, the subjects of this mockumentary play childish games in everything they do.
The series was filmed at Mercer University under the direction of Rob Fine. For more information on Breaking News, contact breakingnewstv@gmail.com.
Breaking News cast:
Jimmy Ferguson :: Fox O’Connor
Lee Ivey :: Tiffany London
Rachel Barbie Wilson :: Katrina Matthews
Jess Mercer :: Griff Donovan
Chaz Duncan :: David Scott
Annie Griffin :: Mishka Svetslana
Jim Hysell :: Noah Balzac
Jacob Delarosa :: Lt Palmer
Jay Owens :: Chachi Stevens
Lauren Janelle :: Polly Saunders
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It seems that the media is often more fascinated with celebrities than they are with actual news issues. Major world conflicts seem to get less air time than Paris Hilton and Britney Spears.
Disgusting…
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Ten year old Marco Calasan from Skopje, Macedonia has been dubbed the Mozart of Computers by local press after becoming the worlds youngest IT Professional when he passed the Microsoft Certified System Administrator exam.Going On 10, Boy Going For Fifth Microsoft Certification
Say Hello to Marko Calasan. He’s nine years old and lives in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. He’s also Microsoft Certified four times over and working on his fifth certificate. (And he prefers Bing.)
This is the type of story that warms your heart but also makes you feel a little bad about yourself. Why? Because still in his single digits, Marko is more computer literate than many of us will ever be. Here he describes his first memories of using a computer:
But my first memory is from when I was approximately 3 years old when I was making simple actions like personalizing Windows, then installing Windows, making remote desktop connections with workstations and servers on remote locations, and so on.
As someone who still struggles to get remote desktop working, that hurts. But still, good for the little guy, who has earned four certificates—MCP, MCDST, MCSA and MCSE—and is going for his fifth to become a Microsoft Certified Trainer. When asked about his plans for the next ten years, Calasan said he hoped to write Windows 7 instructional books for users of all levels. He also said that Bing is his preferred search engine.
When asked if he preferred Windows or OSX, Calasan held back from indulging his literal inner fanboy, explaining, “For everyone, the choice is different, so for me I use Windows because I am satisfied with its security, stability, scalability, productivity and many other good advantages of the Microsoft Windows operating system.”
That diplomatic reponse to the enduring operating system debate might be an even more impressive display of precociousness than his certificates. [Network World]
According to a report in the Times last week, Microsoft presented Marko with games and DVDs after he’d passed the exams, and although he considered it a nice gesture, he said he wasn’t “really interested in those things.”
Marko, who has a bent for mathematics and physics, was reading and writing by the time he was two years old, and by four he was speaking in English. In a video posted on YouTube (Macedonian), Marko explains that computing is a simple matter of mathematics and following instructions.
This simple understanding has made him into something of a local celebrity who has since been offered his own IT lab by the Macedonian Prime Minister, Nikola Gruevski.
Marko’s parents plan to publish a book for small children about computing based on Marko’s experience and success.
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