And unique to Saratoga. Among those honoring Mr. Gerson, who died of cancer at 58 in November, were Bush White House veterans like Karl Rove, Stephen J. Hadley, Peter H. Wehner and Justice Brett Kavanaugh, as well as admirers like William A. Galston from the Clinton White House, Jonathan Finer from Mr. In remembrance of former days nytimes. Biden's White House and Tim Shriver from the Kennedy family. Variations of this rumor have been circulating since at least the beginning of the year. 3) And they're hiring. Eliot Spitzer is catching criticism for violating the spirit, if not the exact letter, of his campaign finance pledge.
Thankfully, Jim Axelrod did not feel the need the wear a clean room suit. ) We've written about him a few times because he was the guy in the famous UAlbany Fountain Day photo a few years back. Update: Here's the notice filed with New York State. And maybe there are some good things that can come out of all this for the next situation. Apparently putting an antenna on the roof or in the attic helps -- but you know, that involves ladders and whatnot. The man accused in the alleged abduction attempts is 54-year-old Anthony Collins. He's also... what's the meteorological term... In remembrance of former days nyt crossword. really hot. A friendly clock enthusiast named Smiley Lumpkin.
Col. Paris Davis's nomination in 1965, for saving three teammates while injured in battle, hit a wall. Tickets are $10 / $5 students and available online -- proceeds will be donated to ProPublica. Instead of what Karen Hughes, a Bush adviser, called "grinchy old Republican" promises to cut aid to the poor and deport illegal immigrants, Mr. Bush advocated more federal assistance to schools to fight the "soft bigotry of low expectations, " one of Mr. Gerson's signature phrases. The balloons are made by one or more civilian-run companies that officially sell products to the military, officials said, though the Biden administration has not publicly identified the company that made the downed balloon. It starts at 6 pm and it should be a good time. In remembrance of former days not support inline. I'll also continue my FLY 92. We'd like to see it again. Photo via Kate Welshofer Twitter. Officials said that they could not confirm whether there was any surveillance equipment on the object, and that an effort to recover debris was underway. And it may include some bonus features, such as a week-in-review section and "special issue briefs from time to time on major topics of interest. " If ever you wondered what goes on behind the scenes at a local TV station, we're pretty sure this WNYT clip is a close approximation: Longtime Capital Region TV anchor Ed Dague has written a book about... being a TV journalist in the Capital Region for a long time.
Today's hunt for an armed robber in Troy and subsequent lockdown at RPI seemed to stir up a lot people. U. officials said Friday evening that they had no evidence that the object over Alaska had come from China. Keepin' it real in the 518. Here's the schedule... Instead of setting the house on fire, Jim failed to even break the ice. By the way: the basic cable package that includes the broadcast channels is about $12/month, though you won't find that on TWC's site -- you have to call to ask about it. And here's the catch -- they only have 48 hours. And apparently it's a growing problem. 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.
More evidence that "sh*t (insert whatever) say" is the dominant mode through which we now understand modern society: local public radio people Sarah LaDuke, Ian Pickus, and David Hopper have created a "Sh*t Public Radio Listeners Say" video. One of the odd things about my job is that sometimes I get asked to speak in college classes about it -- often journalism classes, but sometimes classes in other disciplines, too. NXIVM's $65 million lawsuit against Metroland was filed over two weeks ago in Niagara County Court-- but so far publisher Stephen Leon hasn't been served. Anyway, we thought it'd be fun to post the poem as it originally appeared on the page, like a newspaper clipping. But other sponsors also see the legislation as a way to crack down on anonymous criticism of businesses and politicians. Can we call you Kate? New issues are released on Tuesdays. Most media people are kind of interchangeable for consumers of media. On the (rare) occasions that someone asks me what I think about the future for local news, I tell them that I think we get the best news we're willing to pay for. It also reportedly includes many locations you'll recognize around the area. That's when he starts messing with his employees. Two of the most popular postings of that video total more than 120, 000 views. It won both AP and National Press Photographers Association awards. But first... Bad Decisions.
It's not like this place should be totally foreign to him. But he was more than the author of memorable addresses. Said a JRC VP to the (Litchfield County, CT) Register Citizen (itself a JRC paper): "Journal Register Company's leadership team cannot speak on behalf of the new owner, but has continually expressed to the purchaser that a competent and competitive workforce is critical to the Company's success moving forward. Here's a quick Q&A... From the state attorney general's office: Posing as the owner of a yogurt shop in Brooklyn, representatives from Attorney General Schneiderman's office called the leading SEO companies in New York to request assistance in combating negative reviews on consumer-review websites. Apparently the current union contract requires job cuts to be based on seniority -- last hired, first fired. We've had a handful of people recently mention a McDonald's TV spot that features a bunch of local namechecks (Amy was the first person to point it out to us): The spot references Lark Street, the Karner Blue butterfly, the missing Exit 3 on the Northway and Kosciusko (though they mispronounce it). 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. Here's how it goes... UAlbany's College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering was featured on the CBS Evening News last night. No mention of UAlbany's College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering and its focus on chip fab research, the presence of which was key to attracting the fab. Greg Dahlmann from AOA. By the way, a useful site for these types of situations is Down For Everyone or Just Me. From the text of the "Internet Protection Act": "A web site administrator upon request shall remove any comments posted on his or her web site by an anonymous poster unless such anonymous poster agrees to attach his or her name to the post and confirms that his or her IP address, legal name, and home address are accurate. Back in October he wrote of the book: "[it's] about my experiences, my successes and my failures, while trying to sustain a career in a really strange business that I once thought could produce a lot of good. "
I was most pleased that my infrequent television watching was free. The modern world is a media-saturated world. So we've been very interested in a program in Albany called YouthFX. Washington Post] [Cagle] [Daily Cartoonist].