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FTWDTT 099 – Gone (S7E16)
2022-06-10 Kyle McAdams Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through 02:41:18 1 Comment
For this episode 99 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, Brian, and LT talk through Season 7 Episode 16 of Fear the Walking Dead titled Gone, written by Ian Goldberg and Andrew Chambliss and directed by Sharat Raju. Morgan finds a new ally who turns out to be more trouble than he bargained for.
FTWDTT 099 - Gone (S7E16)
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FTWDTT 098 – Amina (S7E15)
For this episode 98 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle and LT talk through Season 7 Episode 15 of Fear the Walking Dead titled Amina, written by Ian Goldberg and Andrew Chambliss and directed by Michael E. Satrazemis. Alicia turns back to save one more person trapped in the fallout.
FTWDTT 098 - Amina (S7E15)
Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 01:33:34 | Recorded on 2022-05-24 | Speakers: Kyle McAdams, Laurence Todd
FTWDTT 097 – Divine Providence (S7E14)
For this episode 97 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, LT, and Brian talk through Season 7 Episode 14 of Fear the Walking Dead titled Divine Providence, written by Alex Delyle & David Johnson and directed by Edward Ornelas. As the battle for the Tower heats up, Alicia brings the fight to Strand's front door.
FTWDTT 097 - Divine Providence (S7E14)
FTWDTT 096 – The Raft (S7E13)
For this episode 96 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, LT and Brian talk through Season 7 Episode 13 of Fear the Walking Dead titled The Raft, which was written by Nazin Choudhury & Nick Bernardone and directed by Gary Rake. Dwight and Sherry must decide between their code and their safety.
FTWDTT 096 - The Raft (S7E13)
FTWDTT 095 – Sonny Boy (S7E12)
For this episode 95 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle and LT, and Brian talk through Season 7 Episode 12 of Fear the Walking Dead titled Sonny Boy, which was written by Justin Boyd & Jacob Pinion and directed by Ron Underwood. Dorie Sr searches for baby Mo as Strand grows increasingly paranoid.
FTWDTT 095 - Sonny Boy (S7E12)
FTWDTT 094 – Ofelia (S7E11)
For this episode 94 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle and LT, and Brian! (Yes! Brian is back!) to talk through Season 7 Episode 11 of Fear the Walking Dead titled Ofelia, which was written by Alex Delyle and David Johnson and directed by Alycia Debnam-Carey. Luciana and Wes test the limits of their patience when Daniel's worsening mental state ends up endangering them all.
FTWDTT 094 - Ofelia (S7E11)
FTWDTT 093 – Mourning Cloak (S7E10)
For this episode 93 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle and LT talk through Season 7 Episode 10 of Fear the Walking Dead titled Mourning Cloak, which was written by Nazrin Choudhury and Calaya Michelle Stallworth and directed by Lennie James. Charlie agrees to help one of Strand's Rangers on a mission for the Tower.
FTWDTT 093 - Mourning Cloak (S7E10)
FTWDTT 092 – Follow Me (S7E9)
For this episode 92 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle and LT talk through the Season Premier of 7B, Episode 9 of Fear the Walking Dead titled Follow Me, which was written by Ian Goldberg and Andrew Chambliss directed by Heather Cappiello. Alicia fights off Arno and her worsening fevers with a little help from a mysterious stranger.
FTWDTT 092 - Follow Me (S7E9)
FTWDTT 091 – Padre (S7E8)
For this episode 91 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Brian, Kyle, and LT talk through the mid-season finale of Season 7 Episode 8 of Fear the Walking Dead titled Padre, which was written by Ian Goldberg and Andrew Chambliss directed by Michael E. Satrazemis. We also discuss the series finale of The World Beyond Season 2 Episode 10, The Last Light.
FTWDTT 091 - Padre (S7E8)
FTWDTT 090 – The Portrait (S7E7)
For this episode 90 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Brian and LT talk through Season 7 Episode 7 of Fear the Walking Dead, titled The Portrait, which was written by Nick Bernardone directed by Heather Cappiello. We also discuss The World Beyond Season 2 Episode 9, Death and the Dead.
FTWDTT 090 - The Portrait (S7E7)
FTWDTT 089 – Reclamation (S7E6)
For this episode 89 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle and LT talk through Season 7 Episode 6 of Fear the Walking Dead, titled Reclamation, which was written by Alex Delyle and Calaya Michelle Stallworth directed by Bille Woodruff. We also discuss The World Beyond Season 2 Episode 8, Returning Point.
FTWDTT 089 - Reclamation (S7E6)
FTWDTT 088 – Till Death (S7E5)
For this episode 88 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, Brian, and LT talk through Season 7 Episode 5 of Fear the Walking Dead, titled Till Death, which was written by Justin Boyd & Ashley Cardiff directed by Lennie James. We also discuss The World Beyond Season 2 Episode 7, Blood and Lies.
FTWDTT 088 - Till Death (S7E5)
FTWDTT 087 – Breathe with Me (S7E4)
For this episode 87 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, Brian, and LT talk through Season 7 Episode 4 of Fear the Walking Dead, titled Breathe with Me, which was written by Nazrin Choudhury and David Johnson directed by Tara Nicole Weyr. We also discuss The World Beyond Season 2 Episode 6, Who Are You?
FTWDTT 087 - Breathe with Me (S7E4)
FTWDTT 086 – Cindy Hawkins (S7E3)
For this episode 86 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, Brian, and LT talk through Season 7 Episode 3 of Fear the Walking Dead, titled Cindy Hawkins, which was written by Nick Bernardone and Jacob Pinion directed by Ron Underwood. Dorie and June make the best of Teddy's bunker until its history is uncovered.
FTWDTT 086 - Cindy Hawkins (S7E3)
FTWDTT 085 – Six Hours (S7E2)
For this episode 85 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, Brian, and LT talk through Season 7 Episode 2 of Fear the Walking Dead, titled Six Hours, which was written by co-showrunners Ian Goldberg & Andrew Chambliss and directed by co-executive producer Michael E. Satrazemis. Morgan and Grace must leave the safety of the submarine to face life outside. For this episode 85 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, Brian, and LT talk through Season 7 Episode 2 of Fear the Walking Dead, titled Six Hours, which was written by co-showrunners Ian Goldberg & Andrew Chambliss and directed by co-executive producer Michael E. Satrazemis. We also discuss The World Beyond Season 2 Episode 4, Family is a Four Letter Word.
FTWDTT 085 - Six Hours (S7E2)
FTWDTT 084 – The Beacon (S7E1)
We Are Back! For this episode 84 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Kyle, Brian (in limited fashion), and LT talk through Season 7 Episode 1 of Fear the Walking Dead, the season premiere, titled The Beacon, which was written by co-showrunners Ian Goldberg & Andrew Chambliss and directed by co-executive producer Michael E. Satrazemis. In the aftermath of nuclear destruction, Strand thrives in the new world.
FTWDTT 084 - The Beacon (S7E1)
FTWDTT 083 – The Beginning (S6E16)
2021-06-21 Brian Meloche Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through 02:34:16 1 Comment
We're late this time out AGAIN for the finale, sorry all, but for this episode 83 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Brian and LT talk through Fear the Walking Dead: Season 6 Episode 16, titled The Beginning, which was written by the co-showrunners Ian Goldberg & Andrew Chambliss and directed by co-executive producer Michael E. Satrazemis. Morgan and the gang try to take cover before the warheads drop, or face their final minutes on their own terms.
FTWDTT 083 - The Beginning (S6E16)
FTWDTT 082 – USS Pennsylvania (S6E15)
2021-06-14 Brian Meloche Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through 01:43:54 2 Comments
We're very late this time out AGAIN, but for this episode 82 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Brian and LT talk through Fear the Walking Dead: Season 6 Episode 15, titled USS Pennsylvania, which was written by Nazrin Choudhury & Nick Bernardone and directed by Heather Cappiello. Morgan and the gang try to stop Teddy from launching the missiles on the sub.
FTWDTT 082 - USS Pennsylvania (S6E15)
FTWDTT 081 – Mother (S6E14)
We're very late this time out AGAIN, but for this episode 81 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Brian and LT talk through Fear the Walking Dead: Season 6 Episode 14, titled Mother, which was written by Channing Powell & Alex Delyle and directed by Janice Cooke. Teddy takes Alicia and new arrival Dakota on a road trip. They experience a few unexpected twists along the way, including seeing a few old friends who have gone astray.
FTWDTT 081 - Mother (S6E14)
FTWDTT 080 – J.D. (S6E13)
We're very, VERY late this time out AGAIN, but for this episode 80 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Brian and LT talk through Fear the Walking Dead: Season 6 Episode 13, titled J.D., which was written by Nick Bernardone & Jacob Pinion and directed by Aisha Tyler. Sherry wants to say goodbye to Dwight as she plans to leave for Virginia to kill Negan, while June meets John Dorie Sr., who has a connection to our bad guy Teddy.
FTWDTT 080 - J.D. (S6E13)
FTWDTT 079 – The Holding/In Dreams (S6E11/12)
We're very, VERY late this time out, but for this episode 79 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Brian and LT talk through two very different episodes of Fear the Walking Dead: Season 6 Episode 11, titled The Holding, which was written by Channing Powell and directed by K.C. Colwell, and Season 6 Episode 12, titled In Dreams, which was written by Andrew Chambliss & Ian Goldberg & Nazrin Choudhury and directed by Michael E. Satrazemis.
FTWDTT 079 - The Holding/In Dreams (S6E11/12)
FTWDTT 078 – Handle With Care (S6E10)
For this episode 78 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Brian and LT talk through the Fear the Walking Dead, Season 6 Episode 10, titled Handle With Care. It was written by Ashley Cardiff & David Johnson and directed by Heather Cappiello. We finally get a Daniel-focused episode! However, the end was a little surprising.
FTWDTT 078 - Handle With Care (S6E10)
FTWDTT 077 – Things Left to Do (S6E9)
For this episode 77 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Brian and LT talk through the Fear the Walking Dead, Season 6 Episode 9, titled Things Left to Do. It was written by Nick Bernardone and directed by co-executive producer Michael E. Satrazemis. In this episode, another character dies, though I am guessing most won't be sad they're gone.
FTWDTT 077 - Things Left to Do (S6E9)
FTWDTT 076 – The Door (S6E8)
For this episode 76 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, Brian and LT talk through the midseason premiere of Fear the Walking Dead, Season 6 Episode 8, titled The Door. It was written by co-showrunners Ian Goldberg & Andrew Chambliss and directed by co-executive producer Michael E. Satrazemis. In this episode, we lost a fan favorite that we're sad to see go.
FTWDTT 076 - The Door (S6E8)
FTWDTT 075 – World Beyond Finale (S1E9-10)
2020-12-05 Kyle McAdams Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through 02:31:37 0 Comments
For this episode 75 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, LT, Kyle and Brian talk through The Finale of World Beyond S1E9 The Deepest Cut and S1E10 In This Life. We had some recording issues this week so this episode may sound a little different.
FTWDTT 075 - World Beyond Finale (S1E9-10)
FTWDTT 074 – Damage From the Inside (S6E7)
For this episode 74 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, LT, Kyle and Brian talk through Damage From the Inside. Fear the Walking Dead Season 6 Episode 7 was written by Jacob Pinion and directed by Tawnia McKiernan. We also discuss a little bit about World Beyond Episode 8 titled The Sky Is a Graveyard.
FTWDTT 074 - Damage From the Inside (S6E7)
FTWDTT 073 – Bury Her Next to Jasper's Leg (S6E6)
For this episode 73 of Fear the Walking Dead Talk Through, LT, Kyle and Brian talk through Bury Her Next to Jasper's Leg. Fear the Walking Dead Season 6 Episode 6 was written by Alex Delyle and directed by Sharat Raju. They also discuss The Walking Dead: World Beyond S1E7 Truth or Dare.
FTWDTT 073 - Bury Her Next to Jasper's Leg (S6E6)
FTWDTT 072 – Honey (S6E5)
Kyle, LT and Brian talk through Fear the Walking Dead S6E5, titled Honey. They also discuss The Walking Dead: World Beyond S1E6 Shadow Puppets.
FTWDTT 072 - Honey (S6E5)
FTWDTT 071 – The Key (S6E4)
Kyle, LT and Brian talk through Fear the Walking Dead S6E4, titled The Key. They also discuss The Walking Dead: World Beyond S1E5 The Madman Across the Water. We had some issues recording together so this episode is a little different but still a fun show
FTWDTT 071 - The Key (S6E4)
FTWDTT 070 – Alaska (S6E3)
Kyle, LT, and Brian talk through Fear the Walking Dead S6E3, titled Alaska & TWD: World Beyond S1E4 The Wrong End of a Telescope.
FTWDTT 070 - Alaska (S6E3)
FTWDTT 069 – Welcome to the Club (S6E2)
Kyle, LT and a little bit from Brian talk through Fear the Walking Dead S6E2, titled Welcome to the Club. They also discuss The Walking Dead: World Beyond S1E3 The Tyger And The Lamb.
FTWDTT 069 - Welcome to the Club (S6E2)
FTWDTT 068 – The End is the Beginning (S6E1)
Brian, Kyle, and LT talk through Fear the Walking Dead Season 6 Episode 1, the season premiere, titled The End is the Beginning. This episode was written by Andrew Chambliss & Ian Goldberg, and directed by Michael E. Satrazemis.
FTWDTT 068 - The End is the Beginning (S6E1)
FTWDTT 067 – End of the Line (S5E16)
Mark, Kyle, and Brian talk through Fear the Walking Dead Season 5 Episode 16, the season finale, titled End of the Line. This episode was written by Ian Goldberg & Andrew Chambliss, and directed by Michael E. Satrazemis. It's the end of the season and the end of a long summer of difficult episodes to cover.
FTWDTT 067 - End of the Line (S5E16)
Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 01:58:28 | Recorded on 2019-10-03 | Speakers: Brian Meloche, Kyle McAdams, Mark Kirkman
FTWDTT 066 – Channel 5 (S5E15)
Mark, Kyle, and Brian talk through Fear the Walking Dead Season 5 Episode 15, titled Channel 5. This episode was written by Michael Alaimo & Samir Mehta, and directed by David Barrett. Another found footage episode! Another found footage episode? Another found footage episode…
FTWDTT 066 - Channel 5 (S5E15)
FTWDTT 065 – Today and Tomorrow (S5E14)
Mark, and I talk through Fear the Walking Dead Season 5 Episode 14, titled Today and Tomorrow. This episode was written by Richard Naing & David Johnson and directed by Sydney Freeland.
FTWDTT 065 - Today and Tomorrow (S5E14)


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Ralph Edmund Stanley (1927-2016), nicknamed Dr. Ralph Stanley, an American bluegrass artist, co-founder of the Stanley Brothers Ted Stanley (1932-2016), American philanthropist and businessman, founder of the Danbury Mint which has marketed high quality medals and ingots in 1969 New York had the highest population of Stanley families in 1840. Stanley is a toponymic surname dating from the 11/12th century contraction of Stan (a form of "Stone") and Leigh (meadow), later also being used as a masculine given name. This interesting surname is one of the oldest and noblest of all English surnames, with the Stanley family who hold the earldom of Derby tracing their descent from a companion of Wilham the Conqueror, Adam de Aldithley. This was about 11% of all the recorded Stanley's in the USA. In the film adaption, he has curly light brown hair and still has the fastidious mannerisms the original Stanley Uris has. The most Stanley families were found in the USA in 1880. SDB Popularity ranking: 72. The Stanley family name was found in the USA, the UK, Canada, and Scotland between 1840 and 1920. In the 1990 mini-series, his appearance is the same as the novel. In 1840 there were 94 Stanley families living in New York. A branch of the family taking the name Stanley when Adam's grandson married the heiress to the manor of Stanley in Staffordshire. In the novel, Stanley is described as fastidious, wears formal clothes and has black hair. Last name: Stanley.
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[Update: Now Live] Google Play Music All Access Is Now Available In 9 New Countries In Latin America, Including Ecuador, Guatemala, And Venezuela
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2014/08/19 11:30am PDT Aug 19, 2014
Update #1 (8/12/14): It looks like Google deleted the tweet embedded below. Between that and the lack of an update to this support page, someone might have pulled the trigger early. But if those countries don't have access yet, they probably will sometime soon.
Update #2 (8/19/14): After a false start last week, the Play Music expansion now seems to be live. The official Google Play country availability page has been updated to reflect this as well.
Update #3 (8/19/14): It seems like the previously announced Uruguay expansion didn't make it into this round, but Google decided to replace it with Venezuela. So we still have a list of 9 countries.
If you live south of the border from (most of) us here at Android Police, then south of another border or across the Caribbean, you've got more musical options today. Google announced that Google Play Music All Access is now available to nine new countries, and according to a bit of flag searching, those countries are the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, El Salvador, and Uruguay Venezuela. Happy listening to our Latin American readers.
It's here—All Access on Google Play Music has just arrived in 9 more countries. Enjoy! http://t.co/9xctx4vbhl pic.twitter.com/3siStqc8MR
— Google Play (@GooglePlay) August 12, 2014
The option to enable All Access may not be immediately available to everyone in those countries, since the Google Play support page hasn't even been updated yet. But once the switch is flipped, those users should have access to a significant portion of music for unlimited listening and downloading on Android devices for the local equivalent of $9.99 USD. Remember that thanks to international music licensing, the song and album selection will vary from country to country.
The addition of nine new countries for All Access brings the total number up to 43. Before today most of those were in North America and Europe, with only Bolivia, Costa Rica, Chile, Colombia, and Peru representing Central and South America. The expansion comes shortly after Google returned to the controversial practice of limiting the number of device deathorizations for All Access to four per year.
Source: Google Play Twitter
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Selfridge Trainees Prep for Basic Military Training
By Tech. Sgt. Dan Heaton, 127th Wing / Published May 05, 2018
Michigan Air National Guard trainees Jaccelynn Sherry, Woodrow Cope and Dakota Mills are given instruction in close order drill by Airman 1st Class Brent Houle at Selfridge Air National Guard Base, Mich., May 5, 2018. The trainees recently joined the 127th Wing at Selfridge and will soon be attending Air Force Basic Military at Joint Base San Antonio in Texas. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Dan Heaton)
SELFRIDGE AIR NATIONAL GUARD BASE, Mich. -- Newly-enlisted trainees in the Michigan Air National Guard spent several days in May picking up fundamental military skills to help prep them for their Basic Military Training experience.
The trainees have all recently enlisted in the 127th Wing at Selfridge Air National Guard Base and are awaiting training dates to BMT to truly launch their military career. While they await their ship-out dates, the trainees participate in the Student Flight program with the Selfridge-based Wing, ensuring their initial paperwork is in order and learning the basics of military service, such as the rank structure and the chain of command. The trainees, who will not earn the right to be addressed as "Airman" until graduating BMT, also learn close order drill — right face, left face and the like.
"It means that when you get to Basic, you're not shocked by the things they are throwing at you," said Airman 1st Class Brent Houle, a recent BMT graduate who is back at Selfridge now and serving as an assistant to the Student Flight.
"When I went to Basic, the input I had from the recent graduates before me in Student Flight was very helpful," he said.
After a time as a Student Flight assistant, Houle will attend an Air Force technical training school to allow him to serve as a military cyber surety specialist with the 127th Wing. He is also a student at Eastern Michigan University, where he is majoring in cyber defense studies.
"I've always had an interest and an aptitude for computers, so this is a great opportunity for me," he said.
Among the trainees being put through the paces during the May training period of the 127th Wing were Jaccelynn Sherry, Woodrow Cope and Dakota Mills. Both Sherry and Mills are assigned to become Air Force defenders as part of the 127th Security Forces Squadron. Cope will become a metals specialist in the aircraft maintenance field.
Sherry said she is interested in a career in federal law enforcement and sees military service as the first step on that path.
"I want to do something to help prevent human trafficking," she said. "I think the discipline of being in the military will help me later in life."
Mills said he is also interested in a possible career in law enforcement outside of his military service.
"This is going to prepare me for where I wan to go," he said.
Cope said he's been working in a warehouse for several years and sees his new enlistment in the Air National Guard as an opportunity to learn a new skill and gain a fresh set of opportunities.
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Der Sipbach ist ein knapp 33 km langer rechter Zufluss der Traun in Oberösterreich.

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Der Sipbach entspringt oberhalb der Ortschaft Voitsdorf, durchfließt die Gemeinden Sattledt, Sipbachzell, Eggendorf im Traunkreis, Allhaming, Pucking und mündet bei Haid in die Traun. Er durchläuft vorwiegend landwirtschaftlich genutztes Gebiet. Der Sipbach ist lokal im Bereich von Straßenüberführungen und Siedlungen begradigt und befestigt, ansonsten fließt er frei. Die Verzahnung mit dem Umland ist gut, es bilden sich Schotterinseln, Unterspülungen, Prall- und Gleitufer. Neben dem hohen ökologischen Wert hat der Sipbach eine große landschaftsästhetische Bedeutung. Es gibt einige wenige Mühlen mit Wehren und Ausleitungen, wie etwa die Falzmühle bei Allhaming.

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Jordan Nwora and Steven Enoch got some feedback from the NBA, and these are their takeaways
Danielle Lerner
Courier Journal
After taking a brief dip in the NBA draft waters, Jordan Nwora and Steven Enoch are back at Louisville ready to dive into a different pool.
The college basketball pond is the same one they left in March, but the Louisville team they return to is now considered a much bigger fish, and there are loftier expectations.
Luckily, Nwora and Enoch are armed with constructive feedback collected from NBA teams, advice that will go a long way in helping them improve for the Cardinals next season.
More:How Jordan Nwora made the decision to choose Louisville over the NBA
Nwora, a high-volume scorer with strong perimeter shooting, said scouts told him he needs to become a better ball handler and defender. As a sophomore, Nwora led the Cards in turnovers (80) and his assist to turnover ratio (0.6) ranked seventh among the team's main rotation players.
The forward said he's been practicing defending guards to sharpen his defensive quickness, adding "little things" to his game.
Enoch said he was told to amp up his rebounding and ball distribution. The big man was Louisville's anchor in the post last season and led the team in field goal percentage (0.528), but was fourth in rebounding average (5.2) and rarely passed the ball back out of the paint once he received it.
"I also need to work on overall conditioning," he said. "I've been working this offseason really focusing on my wind and making sure I can play as many minutes as I need or as our team needs."
For the most part, the NBA feedback matches how Louisville coach Chris Mack wants to use Nwora and Enoch with the Cards.
"Both Jordan and Steven, they need to be more consistent," Mack said. "Steven has to be a great force on the interior, a better rebounder, a more mobile ball screen defender. He has to be the same guy every single night for us. Jordan has to become more consistent as ball handler. He became a better defender a year ago; I want to see him make another jump."
With seven newcomers, Louisville's roster will be considerably deeper next season. Having more options will take some of the pressure off Nwora and Enoch to carry the load every night.
Even with the addition of freshmen Samuell Williamson, Josh Nickelberry and David Jonson (all good perimeter shooters and capable scorers), Nwora said he doesn't see his role changing much.
"Especially at my size, what I do, we don't have anyone else on the team right now that shoots how I shoot," Nwora said. "Everybody is going to be really good at their role, and Coach Mack will make sure to find where everyone fits in to help the team get better."
Enoch said he is excited to hone his skills playing with freshman center Aidan Igiehon as well as junior Malik Williams.
More:Louisville basketball welcomes its star freshman 'Super Six' to campus
"Aidan's very gifted," Enoch said. "Me and Malik pushed each other last season, but having that third person who can do as much as we can and even more with his athleticism and physicality will help us that much more. Coach [Mike] Pegues always talks about 'iron sharpens iron,' and the higher we can push each other to go, the better production we'll get on the court once the season starts."
Now that they've already gone through the NBA draft process once, Enoch and Nwora are better prepared to do it again in the future. However, Mack emphasized that players shouldn't become so preoccupied with NBA feedback that they lose focus on the college game.
"I think sometimes guys get in that way of thinking, 'Hey, what do I have to show the NBA?'" Mack said. "Just be a winner and worry about that process when it comes around, and for both of those guys it will have the opportunity to come back around."
Other offseason notes
Mack said he could tweak Louisville's playing style based on what he sees this summer, hinting the Cards could mix in a three-out, two-in scheme along with their typical four-out, one-in style.
Mack said he felt Nwora "didn't get a fair shake" because of an injury that prevented him from going through team workouts and participating in the NBA combine. But the coach credited Nwora with sticking with his stated desire to be a first-round pick. "He did make, in my opinion, an extremely mature decision," Mack said. "Seems like eight out of 10 guys if they knew they were going to get selected in the draft that would be good enough for them in 2019. … Jordan was very consistent in what he told me: 'Coach, I didn't feel like I was going to be a first-round pick. I'm coming back.'"
Nwora communicated with teammates including Enoch, Ryan McMahon and Darius Perry during the draft process, as well as Mack and Louisville Fellowship of Christian Athletes director Chris Morgan. "Everybody just wanted me to do what's best for me at the end of the day regardless of if I stay or leave," Nwora said.
Danielle Lerner: 502-582-4042; dlerner@courierjournal.com; Twitter: @Danielle_Lerner. Support strong local journalism by subscribing today: courier-journal.com/daniellel.


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Any chance we can sign Porzingod next year? If Knicks get a big name free agent perhaps they won't won't to match an offer sheet for porzingod and be in tax territory (?). Any chance?
I read that puff piece on the Clippers. Couldn't tell if Beck was being tongue in cheek when describing Balmer's ridiculous sales pitch . I expect them to finish as an 11 or 12 seed. Don't really see any big free agents going there but I think most of them will stay put anyway.
I think Minny would want BI/KCP (filler)/future 1st as a beginning deal.
Imo no team is gonna trade us an allstar without demanding a package centered around BI, Kuzma or both.
2. Lonzo (not for everyone, thanks Dad Ball).
You have to take into consideration salary here.
Lonzo next year will make $8.2m. Kuzma and Hart will each make $1.9m.
If the Lakers are trying to create a win-now roster, Hart and Kuzma are more valuable commodities given their impact at their salary.
I was trying to see it from other teams' perspective.
I agree with you about contract value. Hart/Kuz far outpacing their salary.
BI is in the red zone now where he needs to justify an extension or be a trade asset next season.
-reduces the # of ball dominant players in the starting lineup, improves defense.
That's a really well balanced and competitive team.
Still hoping it can happen somehow. I've always liked Ariza and wished he could have had more years as a Laker.
That's on Trevor. He overvalued himself when there was a ready replacement in MWP.
Oh, I get that. Just think there's a better way to end this story. Go on a championship run with the Lakers at the end of his career. Let a brother dream for a minute.
And Ariza is not starting for me in real life and in a video game.
This is hypothetical, but you're missing a few things.
1. Ariza is a 3/D guy with low usage and has been a consistent above 35% 3 point shooter on high volume. He also defends 4 positions (did an admirable job on Steph in the playoffs last year).
2. Our bench unit needs a go-to scorer. I think Kuz can be that man.
So in the starting group you have 3 guys who do not need high usage (Lonzo/Ariza/JaVale) but play defense. That means LBJ/BI get the ball more. 2nd unit with Kuz feasts; he can be a 6th man candidate.
Kuzma and Hart appear to be contributing and are valuable parts of the rotation. And at their salary they are great bargains.
And at low acquisition cost.
Ingram seems to be coming around and once he gets consistent will be an asset.
Lonzo for his position in the draft is not delivering. He still haven't found his shot. His defense and passing will keep him in games. But his poor FT percentage makes him a liability at the end of games.
The Lakers need just one more consistent scorer and closer to be a contender.
Would make Kemba Walker and Middleton the targets next year as they are possible to sign if paid.
Rondo, McGee, Chandler, Stephenson are playing well enough to be brought back next year.
BTW, what the heck happened with Josh Jackson? Barely playing and averaging 7/2/2? They have young wings that need to play and develop in TJ/Jackson/Bridges.
He can't shoot, has 2-option vision, needs to get a step through running curls off screens, gets pushed around a bit.
I thought he could at least be a Gerald Wallace energy guy. Maybe he needs to bring back his hair.
The Ariza/Anderson signings/trades make no sense to me. What are they doing with these guys? I wouldn't be surprised if they're bought out and they clean house and "tank" (new lottery system and odds notwithstanding).
Why not put the iso guy BI on bench if u need bench scoring?
Because offense isn't the problem with the starting unit (and you know I love me some Kuz). With BI/Ariza/Lonzo you may have one of the best perimeter defensive trios. Then you add Kuz's scoring firepower off the bench? Damn.
Isn't it funny that when LeBron was on another team, media labeled him as the free agent magnet, everyone wants to join team LeBron but no one wants to come here play with Kobe. Now that he's on our team, the narrative takes a 180 degree turn. The hatred for the Lakers is alive and well.
Got to be rough being a Suns fan. So many draft pick misses.
Booker is good and Ayton is not a bad pick, just don't know if I would have picked him #1. I prefer Doncic especially in today's game.
I think they're in decent shape. Need to get some defenders around these guys. Booker will be a 25-30ppg scorer from now until his prime. Ayton will be a low post scoring option. But everywhere else they should get 3/D guys.
Have you seen Trae Young's stats?
1. He went from Cleveland to Miami the same time as Bosh. the free agents that went to Miami after that played on cheap contracts because Bosh, Wade and LeBron were the bulk of the team salary.
2. He went from Miami to Cleveland and they traded for Love shortly after that.
3. He went from Cleveland to LA and they signed vets on one year contracts to maintain flexibility.
Players that I would consider to be part of LeBron's generation.
Wade and Melo are washed up or already out of the league (Bosh).
CP3 still has some game, but maybe not for much longer.
Durant, Butler, Paul George etc are somewhat younger and considered more independent of LeBron than the older players mentioned above.
They stole Booker. Ayton is fine, just needs patience. Even then he's already putting up numbers.
Their coach though? That dude is underrated. Suns lack experience on the team, and they're not cohesive defensively. Melton gets no PT. I think JJ was more of an intangibles pick, just like Sexton was. Mikal Bridges and TJ Warren are legit. They're actually around where the Lakers were just last year, except they don't have a quality point guard. There's an argument, and a relatively fair one, that their drafting is PERFECTLY fine, and even with the miss in JJ and Bender, the rest of the guys are at expectation or overachieving.
And if bought out he will go back to the team that shunned him instead of the team that paid him?


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Q: Allow classes to "self-register", add themselves to a List, etc I'm working on a java app that will have a lot of contributions. I want classes in a single package to somehow "self-register" themselves. Currently, we have another classes that simply adds each to a listlike this:
ourlist.add( new SomeClassName() );
This requires that each contributor add a line like this for their addition which I want to avoid. I want to get the application to scan the package, and automatically add each class to the list like above.
I've tried using some class scanning code for packages but the class types weren't playing well with ours and I'm too new to java to fully comprehend the issue.

A: run time or static ?
for run time You may use static block in the classes and place code in side static block to register themselves. like the way JDBC drivers work and register with drivermanager.

A: Scan the package to get all class name and using Reflection create instance of each to add into list
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The Nikkō Kirifuri Ice Arena (日光霧降アイスアリーナ) is an indoor sporting arena in the city of Nikkō, Tochigi, Japan. It is primarily used for ice hockey, and is the home arena of Nikkō Ice Bucks of the Asia League Ice Hockey.

It was opened in 1992 and holds 2,000 seats (1,608 seated and 392 standing only).

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Indoor ice hockey venues in Japan
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Les deux dialectes, le Yaali et le Faranga, sont tout à fait distincts, et ont peu de similitudes.

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Swings And Roundabout Routes | Stoat – Where?
Continuing my efforts to see some places, and because climbing one mountain really just isn't enough, me and Eric decided today to hike the nearby Ibuki Mountain to get a good view of the surrounding area. Here's some good advice. Check out your destination before you leave. The only way to get to Ibuki mountain is by bus or car, which we hadn't counted on. Fortunately, there is a free bus which transfers from the nearby town of Sekigahara. Unfortunately, said bus only runs once a day at midday. Naively, we'd just assumed that we could turn up and all would be well. I Should've known by now that that never works. Serves me right for leaving it up to Eric. A taxi journey would have cost ¥5000 which we didn't fancy as the only available bus ride back left at 3:30pm. A walk up a mountain is one thing, but a run, well, we all know how they end up.
Anyway, we ended up in Sekigahara with nothing to do. The town itself is famous for being the site of an important Japanese historical battle and there are supposed to be lots of famous places to see. We failed to find them though, and to my eyes at least looked like just another small, overly industrialised town. I guess it might be different in the hands of a good guide. In any case we spent a while playing on some swings, then left. Cultural it was not.
We had a plan to rescue the day, though. Hayden, a former teacher with us had once recommended an onsen on the top of a hill, which overlooked Gifu Prefecture. He'd told us it was easy to find and well worth it. 2 or 3 stops along the Kintetsu Train Line he said. 35 minutes after the journey started, we arrived in Yoro, a small town with two dogs and some bottles. This was the end of the line, we were told, which was strange as we were under the impression it was easy to get to. Komano, our final destination, required a change, which was fine as it was just the next platform. In 35 minutes.
35 minutes isn't the best amount of time to be in a new small village. It's too short to explore and too long to just sit about. We were having bad thoughts about Hayden at this point. Luckily, we were saved. There was a small childrens' playground next to the station, so we ate some ice-cream and played on the swings. Cultural it was not.
When we arrived in Komano, we asked for directions to the onsen and were informed that we really should take a taxi. The irony of this has only just struck me. At least, this time, the fare was only ¥800. I'm glad to say though, that all this effort was worth it. Halfway up the hill was a viewing station that offered panoramic views of the entire area, from Nagoya and Aichi Prefecture all the way around to Ogaki. I could even see Gifu Castle and my apartment block with the help of the viewing posts.
The onsen itself was also great, having a variety of hot and cold pools, each infused with different minerals and having varying jets of water. The best part though was the outdoor pool, which literally was on the edge of the mountain, and really did give great views of the area. Hayden, all is forgiven. Standing naked on a mountain is strangely peaceful, even taking into account all the old naked men doing the same. To round off the day, the transportation back had much better connections and even got me home in time for tea. What could have been a real wasted day turned into something cool, despite Fate's best efforts. And we got to play on swings.


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The Fed's meeting is the big deal for markets in the coming week, and it is widely expected to send a message that investors in both bonds and stocks could find bullish. But analysts in both markets say the Fed's message has been well telegraphed, and market response could be tepid or even a "sell the news" reaction. The key for both markets will be what the economic data shows, after a series of weak reports. Thursday's regional Philadelphia Fed survey and PMI data Friday on manufacturing and the services sectors will be important. Existing home sales are also released Thursday. "The first quarter has not exactly been a hallelujah quarter, and the Fed has to acknowledge that," said Diane Swonk, chief economist at Grant Thornton. The Fed is expected to hold interest rates steady, but it is also expected to issue a new forecast with fewer rate hikes and a slower economy. The Fed also is likely to announce the end of its operation to unwind its balance sheet, but economists are divided on which month this year it will actually end the program.
Stocks surged in the past week with the best performance since November for the S&P 500, which ended up 2.9 percent. At the same time Treasury yields, which move opposite price, continued to fall. The bench mark 10-year Treasury slipped below 2.60 percent Friday, its lowest yield since June 4, and the 2-year was at 2.43 percent. The fact that both markets are rising at the same time is somewhat unusual, and at some point the trend could break in favor of one market versus the other. An easier Federal Reserve, meaning one less inclined to drive up rates, is viewed as a positive for stocks because higher interest rates can slow the economy and send borrowing costs higher for companies and investors. Bond yields also head lower when the Fed is not likely to raise interest rates.
"This could be an interesting week," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at National Securities. He said it should be positive for stocks if the Fed reduces its forecast for rate hikes and delivers on expectations. "This is the meeting where we get more clarity on the balance sheet reduction. Both those things would be an affirmation of where things are right now. It's also technical…where we close [on the S&P] puts us on a precipice of breaking out," said Hogan. The S&P 500 closed at 2,822, near the key 2,825 level which is the upper end of a big band of resistance. "The only down week of the year was the week before this, and the trend has been higher," he said.
But Paul Christopher, Wells Fargo Investment Institute chief international investment strategist, said the stock market could actually have little reaction to the Fed because Fed officials have been very dovish in public comments. "It could be neutral or perhaps even negative. What more can they say? You might see some people selling the fact," he said. Christopher said he sees the market as stretched, and it could sell off. But then, there could be a buying opportunity. "We think stocks have to start to feel better about the economy first," he said, adding a trade deal with China could be a positive. The Fed's actions could also already be priced into the bond market, according to George Goncalves, head of fixed income strategy at Nomura. He said what really matters is what risk markets, or stocks, do in response. "There's scope for risk to do better and the Fed's not hiking. You can see it rally into the summer and the economy will look better and if that happens that will be a buying opportunity for rates," he said.
Economists see the Fed reducing its forecast for two rate hikes to one or even none for this year. They also expect it to say it will end its program to reduce the balance sheet, but they don't agree on whether that happens in June, September or closer to the end of the year. The Fed is currently reducing its balance sheet by allowing securities to roll down as they mature, instead of replacing all of them as it previously did. It now theoretically could allow $60 billion a month to roll off, but Fed officials could change that program and begin to repurchase securities to replace them. The markets are also waiting to hear if the Fed will focus solely on Treasury securities, and at what part of the curve – or duration. In the past it had purchased mortgages but is expected to discontinue that. "We think they're back to buying Treasurys by Oct. 1. Somethings got to give. At some point, its either that [bond market] people are too pessimistic and the economy is going to do well because the Fed is behind the curve, or we have another kind of correction on our hands in the next six to nine months," he said. "We just have to pass through time There's a powerful faith-based system around easy money can fix all things." Swonk said she expects the Fed to continue to forecast one rate hike for this year. The Fed interest rate forecasts appear as anonymous dots from individual Fed officials on a chart, known as the "dot plot." Even so, she doesn't expect the Fed will actually raise rates but it will continue to give itself flexibility. Economic data has been mixed with some very poor reports, like December's retail sales, which fell 1.6 percent, and February's jobs report, which showed job growth of just 20,000 jobs, 160,000 below forecast. "I think they have to walk a fine line between acknowledging the weakness we've seen and then also show that we're still going to see growth this year," she said.


There are many reasons for travel. Family, friends, beaches, memories, and sometimes just to get a glimpse of something new. When people come to Turks and Caicos, however, it's normally all about the dive… and with good reason. To say that the number of dive pros in this area is notable is an understatement. The amount of shops, lodgings, and places to meet like-minded people is astounding as well.
Why? Well, it's essentially bordered by dive sites.
Here are three regions that divers favor, as found on Planet Deepblu.
Providenciales, locally known as Provo, is a northwestern island in Turks and Caicos known for its wide stretch of coral reefs. Full of life, they can be accessed by both shore dive and boat excursion, and those in luck can even catch migrating humpback whales in the right season. The towns on the island house calm nightlife and great lodging, which means you can be up and ready for a dive a day.
Does one site with sharks, rays, dolphins, turtles, and barracuda sound good to you? Grand Turk is the place to fit these needs. The island is a perfect incubator for large wildlife, and not to mention their prey. Choose from one of dozens of sites in the area and get going.
With calm waters and great visibility, West Caicos is a great place to go out for a relaxing day of diving. While it plays host to several dive sites, the island itself is uninhabited, so you're going to have to make an appointment with one of the companies in the area to get out to the island. The undisturbed waters of the region, and the care taken by those who visit, will make you glad you went.
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Q: Calculating $div(r^6\vec e_r)$
I want to calculate this divergence $div(r^6\vec e_r)$.

Well, $r^6$ is a scalar and $\vec e_r = \frac{\vec r}{r}$ is a vector and $\vec r = (x,y,z)$ so I would use Green's theorem.

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*$div(r^6\vec e_r) = grad(r^6)\cdot \vec e_r + r^6\cdot div( \vec e_r)$

*$grad(r^6) = 6r^5\cdot grad(r) = 6r^5 \cdot \vec e_r$

*$div(\vec e_r) = div(\vec r) \cdot \frac{1}{r} + div(\frac{1}{r})\cdot  \vec r = \frac{2}{r}$
Finally, $div(r^6\vec e_r) = 6r^3(\vec r)^2 + 2r^5$.
I was for the first time confused that my final solution contains a vector and also a scalar, because gradient gives me (from the scalar) a vector and divergence gives me (from the vector) a scalar. But $(\vec r)^2$ is actually a scalar, right? Can I just write $(\vec r)^2 = r^2$, where $r^2 = x^2 + y^2 + z^2$ (it's a magnitude) ?
I am actually calculating an example with a sphere, so I am not sure if I should calculate it in the spherical coordinates. How much hard it could be? I found out that in this case $\vec e_r = (\sin\theta \cos\phi, \sin\theta \sin\phi, \cos\theta)$.

A: This is much easier in spherical coordinates.  Then
$$
\nabla r^6 \vec{e_r} = \frac{1}{r^2}\frac{\partial}{\partial r} r^2(r^6) = 8r^5
$$
which is what you obtained, in essence.  It seems to me that you don't have $\nabla r^6 \vec{e_r} = 6r^3(\vec{r})^2 + 2r^5$, but rather $\nabla r^6 \vec{e_r} = 6r^5 \vec{e_r} \cdot \vec{e_r} + 2r^5 = 8r^5$.  At least that's what your work leads me to conclude.  And the results do agree, after all.


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Spanish courses are an excellent opportunity to get to know more closely the unique culture of the country, the traditions of its inhabitants. The city for cultural recreation in its free time is ideal. All year round San Sebastian hosts a variety of events. Thousands of tourists come here for the best jazz festival in Spain, the local film festival attracts connoisseurs of art. Also the city is famous for such events as the Basque Week, Caldereros.
Brief information. The program is designed specifically for people who study Spanish for tourism and personal purposes.
Don Quijote San Sebastian offers accommodation in shared student apartments. In the rooms there are 1-2 people. Students enjoy a common kitchen, bathroom, living room. Each apartment has internet. Laundry and cleaning services are available. Food - self-service.
The cost of living in a student residence: 1 week - 150 euros, 2 weeks - 250 euros, 3 weeks - 350 euros, 4 weeks - 400 euro.
Recreational activities at Don Quijote San Sebastian are mostly cognitive. For students excursions to local museums, an aquarium are organized. We also offer trips to the wine region of La Rioja. There, lecture-tasting sessions are held regularly at wineries. Students can also visit colorful Spanish cities, including Seville, Granada, Toledo, and many others.
Courses are an opportunity to learn Spanish not far from the colorful Bilbao, the French border. And in the city itself there is a lot of interesting for foreigners.
The teachers of the school work with groups of students and with each individually. Training with active communication between a mentor and a student is characterized by a high level of efficiency. Students are guaranteed rapid progress in learning Spanish.
The programs of the school are aimed at foreigners with different levels of basic language training.
The training takes place in a comfortable environment, not limited to the academic program. Students improve their skills on excursions, during extracurricular activities.
The school has 5 training classrooms, all the necessary methodological, handouts. For students there is a computer center, a library with a multimedia hall. Wi-Fi is available in the building.


In these turbulent times, who doesn't long for a return to that simple life, when everything was just so peachy and America was…what's that word? Great!
Suburbicon is hardly the first film to cast satirical aspersions onto idealized visions of 1950s Americana, but few have created such a biting bridge to the present while doing it. Just when you might think it's being too obvious in its messaging, the powerhouse pedigrees of almost everyone involved remind you there must be something more at work here.
There is, something that's often deliciously dark, twisted and satisfying.
The village of Suburbicon is peddled as the pinnacle of modern living for the upwardly mobile families of the 1950s. It's a community proud of its diversity…until a black family moves in. Mr. and Mrs. Mayers (Leith M. Burke and Karimah Westbrook) are careful to mind their own business, even as the angry crowd outside begins to grow.
Right next door to the new unwelcome neighbors, Gardner Lodge (Matt Damon), his wife Rose (Julianne Moore), sister-in-law Margaret (also Julianne Moore) and son Nicky (Noah Jupe) are dealing with the consequences of a violent home invasion. An insurance claim follows, which brings a visit from an eager fraud investigator (a scene-stealing Oscar Isaac).
It's a film loosely loosely built from the story of the first black family to live in a 1957 Pennsylvania suburb, as director George Clooney and frequent writing partner Grant Heslov resurrect a decades old script from the masterful Coen Brothers to mine both the ridiculous and the profane.
Connecting the Lodge and Mayers households only through the uneasy friendship of Nicky and young Andy Mayers (Tony Espinosa), we see the Suburbicon residents threatened not by the dangerous lunacy of their white neighbors, but by the mere existence of anything that disturbs their own privilege.
The eye for crisp detail that helped Clooney nab both writing and directing Oscar noms for Good Night, and Good Luck is on full display here, along with stellar performances from a standout ensemble.
But Clooney's heart is on his sleeve as usual, and surrounding a tale of racial violence with such kitsch and exaggerated satire brings a danger of condescension that the film keeps at arm's length through a commitment to its long game.
Beyond the tired metaphors of fences and observant children lies the point that this is the history so many want to "take America back" to, and it was far from great.


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Posted on July 8, 2013 by Scott Johnson in Democrats, First Amendment
In his New York Post column today, Glenn Reynolds responds to Senator Dick Durbin's column in the Chicago Sun-Times last week: "Everyone, regardless of the mode of expression, has a constitutionally protected right to free speech. But when it comes to freedom of the press, I believe we must define a journalist and the constitutional and statutory protections those journalists should receive."
Durbin opines: "A journalist gathers information for a media outlet that disseminates the information through a broadly defined 'medium' — including newspaper, nonfiction book, wire service, magazine, news Web site, television, radio or motion picture — for public use. This broad definition covers every form of legitimate journalism."
Wearing his scholarly hat, Glenn comments: "Durbin is a constitutional ignoramus if he thinks that when the Framers talked about freedom of the press, they were talking about freedom for the press as an institution."
It's early, but I'm exercising my discretion to declare Glenn's comment on Durbin the quote of the day.
Glenn alludes to some of the deeply relevant history that informs the First Amendment's protection of a free press. He brings this history to bear on the democratization of the dissemination of news and commentary on the Internet. In its democratization of news and commentary, the Internet is a throwback to the revolutionary era of American history when Americans were thinking through the principles of free government.
This "back to the future" element of the Internet can be seen most vividly through Bernard Bailyn's classic study of the pamphlets of the revolutionary era in The Ideological Origins of the American Revolution. Bailyn observes that the political discussion and argument leading to the Revolution appeared in all printed forms. However, he writes:
Above all, there were pamphlets: booklets consisting of a few printer's sheets, folded In various ways so as to make various sizes and numbers of pages, and sold — the pages stitched together loosely, unbound and uncovered — usually for a shilling or two…
It was in this form — as pamphlets — that much of the most important and characteristic writing of the American Revolution appeared. For the Revolutionary generation, as for its predecessors back to the early sixteenth century, the pamphlet had peculiar virtues as a medium of communication. Then, as now, it was seen that the pamphlet allowed one to do things that were not possible in any other form.
Bailyn notes that the the pamphlets themselves were in large part "direct responses to the great events of the time…" and that they "[t]hey resulted, also, and to a considerable extent, from what might be called chain-reacting personal polemics: strings of individual exchanges — arguments, replies, rebuttals, and counter-rebuttals — in which may be found heated personifications of the larger conflicts."
Virtually none of the pamphleteers was a "journalist" in Durbin's sense. Bailyn describes the pamphleteers as "amateurs next to such polemicists as Swift and Defoe. Nowhere [were there writers who were]… capable, that is, of earning their living by their pens. The American pamphleteers were almost to a man lawyers, ministers, merchants, or planters heavily engaged in their regular occupations."
Senator Durbin badly needs to be embarrassed sufficiently to get clued in. Glenn Reynolds's column serves the role of a two-by-four across the forehead seeking his attention.
PAUL adds: I'm guessing that writing for "Pajama Line" does not meet Durbin's definition of a journalist.