Next up: A bunch of local journalists on the stories that were most interesting to cover this year... "We know not to whom we are indebted for the following description of that unwearied patron of children... ". So, what's the deal? In remembrance of former days nyt crossword. It's also a prompt to think critically about what we do at AOA and the media business in general. And based on the search referral traffic we've been getting for his name, he's becoming a viewer favorite on The Weather Channel. From the New York Times: Mr. Ford, a five-term congressman from Tennessee, has given himself until the end of February to decide whether to challenge Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand in New York's Democratic primary, but in the first week of a statewide tour, he is quickly revealing what kind of candidate he would be: an effortless retail politician, equally at ease in baroque restaurants and Baptist churches, who makes instant, Clinton-like connections with voters. And even when hope fails, there is love. If you're the nth college/business/city to do a lip dub (or whatever), you'll have to fight a lot of lip dub fatigue.
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Her last night on Spectrum is Thursday. Then he was undone by his own mind — and a health care system that utterly failed him. This is citizens first, " says the guy who built it. I might occasionally speak up at the myriad city meetings I attend, rather than adhere to the more traditional, fly-on-the-wall code of decorum for reporters. Blurbage: What is truth in an era that has been called post-truth? In remembrance of former days nytimes. Yep, some readers/watchers/listeners notice bylines, and if a media figure sticks around long enough there's a certain position of familiarity she or he takes on.
Follow up December 3: Paul Grondahl's story in the TU today covers the degenerative arthritic condition that Dague has been fighting. Adam Entous and Michael D. Shear contributed reporting. Here are a few to start: - The KunstlerCast, featuring Jim Kunstler and Duncan Crary. In remembrance of former days net.com. Some of the posts are about TV news. He was hospitalized for depression and in 2019, from the same pulpit where he was remembered on Thursday, he delivered a raw and vulnerable sermon about being "stalked by sadness. It starts at 6 pm and it should be a good time. The paper is charging print subscribers $1. The two other teens in the vehicle that night -- Chris Stewart and Deanna Rivers, both Shen students -- died from injuries sustained during the crash. It's gotten a ton of shares and it's been all over the local media today. While new technologies were reducing labor costs on the production side and providing ever more sophisticated tools for journalists to practice their craft, those very same technologies would soon turn a comparatively short-lived boom into a grave threat, as ever more digitally distracted readers turned to sources other than print and other legacy media for their news.
"As compelling as Mike's words were, " Joshua B. Bolten, Mr. Bush's last chief of staff, said in a tribute, "he was always much more. Photo via Kate Welshofer Twitter. Current subscribers to the TU print version get PLUS along with their subscriptions. But the days of interest in that on Capitol Hill, he said, seem long past. Since then, we've watched search referral traffic for "wegmans albany" come rolling in. We're hopeful that this legislation can be helpful to the overall effort to deter and prevent anonymous criminals from hiding behind modern technology and using the Internet to bully, defame and harass their victims. " Instead of setting the house on fire, Jim failed to even break the ice. And while there are understandable reasons why that happens -- time, space, limited resources, limited attention -- it also sometimes makes it hard to remember these events are happening to real people. Admission for that talk is $30 and includes a copy of Andersen's new book, Fantasyland.
Blurbage for the Saturday program: Located on a historic dairy farm in upstate New York, the LongHouse Food Revival combines original multimedia presentations, great discussions and insight from leading thinkers in food media today. Tickets are $40 / $15 for students (or $5 for students without the reception) and available online (see the link above). Canceling the contract would mean the union would no longer be able to take grievances to an independent arbitrator. We didn't hear the segment in which they apparently talked about this today, so they might have owned up to the hoax on the air. But only a handful are trophies. It is a passport into the lives of the people who inhabit a place. Federal laws require cable companies to provide public access services to a community in exchange for using a municipality's right of way such as cable wires. The program includes 25 stories -- the full list of stories and storytellers is after the jump. Hit that link just above here, enter your email address, click the confirmation link, and you can be signed up in just a few seconds. Mad Scientists debuts tonight at 10 pm at Nat Geo. They're now available through RPI's online digital collections portal. So we're waiting for the episode in which Kate mistakenly wears that pink wig from the Halloween episode during a news segment. As we watched some of the tweets stream by tonight, one by Patti Gibbons seemed worth highlighting: "The challenge, #518Family, is to live what you're tweeting tonight for more than a few days.
This segment is from 1997: As part of its "Retro 6" web series, CBS6 has posted film from the beginning of Joe Bruno's political career. The memoir is a follow-up to Rosenfeld's previous work, From Kristallnacht to Watergate. Among them: Lydia Polgreen, Bob Schieffer, Bill Keller, Amy Goodman, Tim Wu, Harry Rosenfeld, Maria Hinojosa, Jeff Jarvis, and Gilbert King. No journalistic immune system can withstand a story that combines such topicality, weirdness, a health scare and drunk college students. But they were not easy years for him. Such is the modern world. Newsflash: the people on TV are actual, three-dimensional people. Anderson Cooper 360 had a segment Thursday night about the huge unauthorized party that trashed the Rensselaer County house that belongs to former NFL player Brian Holloway, and Holloway's subsequent effort to shame the teens allegedly involved by posting their images on a website. So I've decided to step away from the blog, and from Life 3. But other sponsors also see the legislation as a way to crack down on anonymous criticism of businesses and politicians. Pentagon officials said they were able to immediately bring down the object over water, so they could easily avoid the dilemma posed by the spy balloon drifting over populated areas, which had prompted commanders to recommend to Mr. Biden to wait to shoot down the machine in order to avoid any chance of debris hitting people on the ground. Does anyone know what's become of Ms. Shvachus?
Eric Fisher -- the UAlbany grad who was the guy in the famous Fountain Day photo -- is now an on-camera meteorologist at The Weather Channel. Hey, have you heard the rumor about Wegmans coming to Albany? In this case we're not so sure it was a blooper rather than someone at the Gazette having some fun. CBS6 has continued its "Retro 6" series with a handful of Rachael Ray videos from the late 90s and early 00s. The operation was called "Operation Clean Turf" (because, you know, of "astroturfing"). Leon took a few minutes to talk about the lawsuit with AOA this afternoon. We enjoyed a recent post about using the weather tease format for everyday conversations: "We are out of toilet paper... again. Thank you all for reading, for your comments pro and con, for keeping me on my toes, and for reminding me daily that my opinion is not the only one worth hearing. Lydia will begin working for WTEN in a couple weeks. And yes, I was excited about that. So here they are, along with a notable disclosure. From a post today about the evolution of her role at the paper: That's not to say I don't still love writing, I do, but my mission has changed and raising Little C is a priority. Three U. officials said that as of Friday evening, the government did not know who owned or sent the object seen above Alaska, which, like the Chinese balloon last week, was shot down by an F-22 fighter jet using a Sidewinder air-to-air missile.
The edit was made August 4 at 6:24 pm by user RalphMonster -- the first contribution recorded under that name. A Clifton Park woman has gained fame with her teddy bear factory on wheels -- and fortune may be just down the road. With a "multicamera global livestream" in place of its usual New York sale, the auction house tried breathing life back into a pandemic-numbed market. We couldn't help but notice the juxtaposition in coverage of Harold Ford and Kirsten Gillibrand this past weekend. And they all heard from a guy who knows a guy who... you get the picture. Tweeted WTEN this afternoon: a BIG announcement for WTEN tonight! Unfortunately, much of the impact and fire of Jim Morrison's vocals seemed to be lost in the expanses of the Field House. It's embedded above. Gillibrand (D-N. ) confirmed to the Daily News what observers have been noticing in recent months - she's dropped some pounds. See also: Kate on Halloween, and Kate on trying to finish last in a 5k. When we talked with him in 2009, he was at WGGB in Springfield, Massachusetts. Photo: Flickr user schmilblick. The package was better than ABC's GlobalFoundries story from earlier this week. After that, you'll need a paid subscription -- "non-subscribers will not be able to click on headlines to view stories. "
And the TU just recently let go many of its part time staff. Apparently putting an antenna on the roof or in the attic helps -- but you know, that involves ladders and whatnot. You are a welcome eavesdropper. The only downside is that Paul Grondahl can't write a profile of Paul Grondahl as leaves the TU. In this new documentary, Paley's daughter Mary presents the startling and beautiful images of his singular career. We thank you in advance for your patience during this transition.
Now, and then, you can reach me through Facebook and Twitter or. It's interesting to see how each outlet has set up their wall: the Gazette holds almost everything back, the Record/Saratogian and Post-Star allow a certain number of stories before hitting the wall, and the Times Union appears to be picking and choosing which items will be walled and unwalled. But yesterday afternoon while watching the news spread that Luna -- the Capital Region's now-famous missing bulldog -- had been found in Colonie, we started thinking: Did this get out of hand? That curiosity even extended to topics that don't necessarily grab headlines, despite their ultimate importance. The bill's Senate sponsor -- Tom O'Mara, a Republican from the southern tier -- has framed the bill as anti-cyberbullying measure: "Victims of anonymous cyberbullies need protection. We remember doing a double take when we picked up the bundle of papers that morning. He was a decorated soldier, a whistle-blower against torture. He'll also be making a bunch of appearances around the Capital Region over the next month.
The research suggested China was the foreign power, U. officials said.