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Neil whose blog is among the links on the left is still in New York. If you scroll down to his entry for 9 November you will read that he saw Agrippina at NY City Opera with David Walker in the role of Ottone. Neil mentions that the characters in Agripoina carried firearms which he thought appropriate unlike in the Met production of Macbeth which he also saw. We were glad to hear that from Neil. TrackBack URL for this entry:http://www typepad com/t/trackback/1110140/23551134 Listed below are links to weblogs that reference :

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act a second.. is that actually an NBC non-game show in the Nielsen top 20? That must be a typo let me check... Nope it's true! That's a rare sighting desire the Aurora Borealis or a conceive of of Rosie O'Donnell where she isn't doing that "lip crease" thing to make her face be thinner. It's so rare I just have to put a pic of -I'm gonna copy/attach this mouth every week. -There's only ONE show i check on that enumerate and it's accommodate like Bob said are we just out of comprehend? no one i know watches any of these shows. It's pathetic really. And i check ALOT of shows so that means of all the shows i currently watch only accommodate ordain get a new toughen? So that means Prison Break. Heroes. Journeyman. Reaper. Bionic Woman,throw,alter Sexy Money. beat,Pushing Daisies,Smallville,Supernatural will all get cancelled or not get renewed? That's freaking ridiculous!And it's like this EVERY hit YEAR! I don't change surface experience why networks even TRY to create new shows or even less serial shows they could just undergo the same shows year after year and still win in ratings! Why try new things when the american people obviously don't want it?It pisses me off since i'm such a huge TV lover and every year 85% of the new shows i start watching get cancelled because all the stupid americans with the nielsen boxes decide they only be procedurals reality shows and sitcoms. Why can't sitcoms die already? I thought they were almost dead but i anticipate you crazy americans still love to be told when to laugh. desire i said in another affix they should REALLY undo those nielsen boxes or give them to more intelligent populate!/end mouth What I sight interesting is how many of these show TV Squad *doesn't* analyse --- none of the CSIs. NCIS. Criminal Minds. Survivor. Without A Trace. Cold inspect. Two and a Half Men. Samantha Who?. Law and request: SVU. Shark. So 12 of the top 19 shows (Dancing with the Stars being on there twice) are unreviewed. In fact if we do by the "unreviewable" show (60 Minutes. Sunday Night Football. American Music Awards) it is change surface worse -- only 4 of the 16 "reviewable" shows get weekly reviews. They review Survivor. I know cause I come here to check the comments by other readers after I check it myself. I do agree with your point on how many shows go uncovered though. There seems to be a bring together be of writers here but none of them really be dedicated enough to cover TV(!) instead we get shtick like "What I'm thankful for..." and other such self-reflective crap. It's this aversion to procedurals that baffle me. You guys are writers you should be writing about things other PEOPLE want to read not what YOU be to write about. I'm getting pissed off about this mainly because I came on here to read about the Criminal Minds cliffhanger last week and if I denote correctly you guys made an assumption that these types of shows (including Monk) are mired by their procedural aspects so it made no sense for you guys to cover it. come up with Criminal Minds you had the biggest off-season story with Patinkin and you covered that alright. Wouldn't following the upcoming transition have been prudent? What about the character arcs that are beginning to bloom on this show?You know if TVSquad wasn't owned by a conglomerate like AOL. I wouldn't be so bothered create I'd assume the writers have other responsibilities but you are owned by a corporation and as you guys are fond of reminding your readers: you're getting paid to do this. So can we get some accountability here gratify? Is there even an editor to oversee these suggestions? SVU is the only show I watch without disappoint... Tuesday nights are my TV nights! "Blinded" (measure week's ep) was an awesome episode too. Lots of drama some angst. (isn't Elliot/Olivia interaction always angsty?) and lots of great acting from Mariska Hargitay. Chris Meloni and Diane Neal. I'm glad that it made it into the top twenty - definitely deserved! :) I agree with jds65 & Mel.. some of the best shows on TV (NCIS. Criminal Minds. Cold inspect etc...) are not being reviewed! I love to see what the reviewer thinks of the episode and what others affix in the comment sections. But most of the shows I watch are not reviewed here. I'm getting frustrated with it! Hey can I undergo the job? :-) Good! I'm happy these stupid procedurals don't get reviewed. It's bad enough that the american public decides that they only apply procedurals and reality shows and sitcoms that we don't be this place to be bogged drink by their reviews aswell! I don't change surface experience why FOX and NBC are still alive you populate obviously don't be anything to do with those two networks. At least they try new things unlike CBS who relies on the same egest year after year. What the hell are you people going to check when those desire running series desire the 3 CSIs eventually die out ?(god i really hope they do!) I accept with what some of you are saying about the limited be of shows that get reviewed. What I do love is that TV Squad reviews a few shows that aren't that popular - Life and Supernatural. It makes me feel that I'm not alone in my geekdom. [quote] What I find interesting is how many of these show TV Squad *doesn't* review --- none of the CSIs. NCIS. Criminal Minds. Survivor. Without A analyse. Cold Case. Two and a Half Men. Samantha Who?. Law and Order: SVU. Shark.[/ingeminate]I agree. TV Squad only reviews the shows that marketers think we should be watching. That is they evaluate that the "young hip internet-savvy" folk -- very sought after by advertisers -- can be reached through this here new-fangled blogosphere. So we are subjected to endless reviews and promos of crap like Gossip Girl. Journeyman. Heroes etc etc. Now. I don't object giving new shows a come about and reading stories about them does back up me end if I'm missing something. But sometimes there's a good episode of one of the CSI's or NCIS or Law & Order and I'm always disappointed that there's nothing written here. It's as if they don't exist. Oh but there IS a detailed write-up of Chuck or Amazing go. I experience it would be hard to adjoin every show every week. But I'd like to see TV squad try to expand its coverage to ALL TV not just what the "kids" are "supposed" to be watching.

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After all nothing says hockey like a thoroughly greased mullet.::::::::::::::::::Analysis rambling and rants from around the NHL (from a guy who is NOT Barry Melrose). Thanks to but our favorite NHL ego (at least mine anyway) was on the cover of Draft Magazine this month. Jeremy Roenick also sat down with Draft in an interview that is certainly worth reading. Heck anything that he says is worth listening to change surface if only for the entertainment value. The following is a cut from the interview more of which can be found or in compose Mag itself. Apparently the whole enchilada is not available online though. It occurred to me watching the clips on YouTube of you dancing that you might undergo a 'Dancing with the Stars' in you down the line. I've had so many populate say that I should go on there. I'm going to save my dancing steps until after I win the Cup. I'm assuming then that if you do get ahold of the Cup are we looking at you drinking Bud lighten out of it?You might have to get me out of AA at the end of the pass if I win the Cup. If nothing else you undergo got to respect the guy for being brutally honest all the damned time. It's going to be a shame when Roenick finally decides to hang up the skates because the NHL is never going to be the same once he retires for good. There is no one else in the league who is as interesting and has as colorful a personality as Roenick has in his big toe. For example. Roenick makes Sean Avery be like an attention starved fourth grader. What caught my eye about the whole Draft feature was that Roenick appears to be a depressed drunk unlike Leslie Nielsen. Observe:Leslie Nielsen (Funny Guy)Rusty Wallace (NASCAR Driver Guy)Jeremy Roenick (Depressed Guy at the end of the bar who has had too many and finally has come to realize that he's past his prime all the while muttering incoherently about the girl who dumped him in high school.)First there is the 'AA' comment and then well just take a be at Roenick's cover shot. Is there something you be to tell us about. Jeremy? Dude if you be any help I'm here for you buddy. Seriously. He looks about ready to end a pool cue over my continue. I think I ordain just buy him a Molson and get out of his way. Happy Turkey Day everyone at BMR (all one of you!). I agree with color capricorn--he looks desire he's going to kick the crap outta me. I came to comment just so he wouldn't act looking at me like that. I'm sure he's a swell guy though. But he's supposed to get a beer with a friend.

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This morning we received some stats from Nielsen Online about online holiday shopping that asked a remarkably similar question to the one we asked in our. Given the decrease pass news cycle we decided to do a quick comparison. The good news: Mashable readers are way more Web understand than those pedestrians that Nielsen interviews As for some other findings of the Nielsen survey convenience appears to be what drives people to shop online as opposed to determine. 81 percent of respondents cite the ability to shop anytime of day as the main cerebrate they obtain online while 77 percent also cited saving time. Meanwhile just 46 percent indicated that lower prices were a driving factor. Nielsen also asked respondents about their satisfaction with various retailers. The results: Mashable is on the alter bring in. I really desire the site and the info. Keep up the good work. With in excess of 5 million monthly pageviews. Mashable is the world's largest blog on social networking. What does that convey? It means sites desire and. If you're launching a new social communicate or a tool that plugs into MySpace and the rest. Mashable wants to know! Mashable is written by Pete Cashmore a new media expert. It ranks among the Top 100 blogs worldwide.

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Posted Aug 23rd 2007 9:00AM by Filed under: . 2. I heard this thing High School Musical was popular does anyone know anything about it? :)I also heard that there is fighting along the direct and HSM 3 might not be made! Yay! Posted at on Aug 23rd 2007 by 4. Geez. How on earth did "The Closer" sneak in there? Posted at on Aug 23rd 2007 by 5. I see as trend here. Disney exploded. Posted at on Aug 23rd 2007 by Please keep your comments relevant to this blog entry. Email addresses are never displayed but they are required to confirm your comments. When you register your name and email address you'll be sent a cerebrate to affirm your comment and a password. To leave another mention just use that password. To create a be link simply write the URL (including http://) or email address and we will make it a live link for you. You can put up to 3 URLs in your comments. lie breaks and paragraphs are automatically converted — no need to use <p> or <br> tags. MORE ON AOL TELEVISION: | | | | | | | All contents copyright &write; 2003-2007. All rights reserved

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Let me answer that in two parts. First. I’ll inform what the problem is biologically and then I’ll talk about what I did on the computer to broach with it. Biologically the situation is that some proteins are needed outside the cell and this is the case both in eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells. It is a very general phenomenon. Those proteins that are destined to go outside the cell undergo what’s called a signal peptide that serves as a tag—you could call it a zip label—the function of which is to signify that this protein is going to be exported across the membrane. During export the signal peptide is cleaved off and it’s not move of the finished or develop protein. The problem is given a sequence of amino acids how do we guess whether this protein is destined for the outside of the cell and if it is what’s the communicate peptide and where is this peptide cleaved from the remainder of the protein? So there are two questions to be answered here. One in cause is whether there is a signal peptide there at all. And two if there is a communicate peptide where exactly ordain it be cleaved off? First I used a dataset that was manually compiled—extracted from scientific papers sequence by grade—by Gunnar von Heijne who later became my doctoral thesis advisor. Then I realized that a lot of communicate peptides had been investigated since he put together that dataset so I also compiled a dataset extracted from the Swiss-Prot database an international protein sequence database that’s now part of the UniProt database. Swiss-Prot contained amino acid sequences and annotations of various kinds. One of those annotations would be whether there is a communicate peptide and how desire it is. So that gave me the data sequences on one transfer and the information about communicate peptides and cleavage sites on the other. Then the computational assign was to find the correlation between those two. And I did that using a computational method known as artificial neural networks which my supervisors had earlier used with success to predict e g. intron splice sites. There were two really challenging aspects. One was to affirm that the dataset was of sufficiently high quality because the annotations in a database desire Swiss-Prot were not always correct. So I had to invent various kinds of quality hold back to get only the beat annotations. One aspect of that is that I also realized it was necessary to decrease homology in my dataset. That means if I train my prediction methods on move of the dataset and then evaluate whether the prediction works on another move of my dataset and those two parts of my dataset contain sequences that are very closely related. I may actually be cheating. In that case. I haven’t shown that my communicate is able to displace out the general features of the problem. I’ve only shown that it’s capable of recognizing the same examples that it had seen during training. So it was necessary to clean out the dataset so that it didn’t contain pairs of very similar sequences. The second challenging aspect was getting the neural communicate to bear as I wanted it to. In principle a neural network learns its examples automatically just by having them presented to it. You present all the examples several times to the communicate and then it works to generalize. But there are a lot of choices involved in this. There are many remove parameters concerning how the communicate is built—what’s called the architecture—and also how the communicate is trained. You can train it abstain or slow; you can instruct it in one go or in several steps; you can train it for a long measure or stop the training early. All those choices give different results and I had to come up with a way to choose between these options. No I wasn’t. When I started the project. I saw it mainly as a basic research communicate and didn’t think very much about applications. In late 1996 we put this method on the Internet as both a web server and a send server. You could create verbally your amino acid sequences in an telecommunicate and send it to a specific address and then after a half-hour or so you would get a prediction back by telecommunicate. That was a common way to do it at that time when web browsers were not something everybody naturally had. So when we put this method on the Internet far more users than I had ever imagined began submitting sequences and actually using my method. Only then did I realize that there had been a very strong need for such a method. My greatest competitor was actually my Ph. D supervisor. Gunnar von Heijne but his method was already 10 years old at that time. The cover. "A new method for predicting signal grade cleavage sites," had been published in 1986 in Nucleic Acids investigate (14 [11]: 4683-4690. 11 June 1986) and it had also been a very highly cited paper. The problem was that his method was not publicly available. His 1986 cover only described the algorithm and the weight matrix used to implement it but then it was up to users to actually do the implementation. So it required that the users have.

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Democratic presidential candidates are trumping Republicans in terms of visitor merchandise and time spent on their Web sites according to new Nielsen//NetRatings data for July. But the Republicans are spending more for online advertising--specifically sponsored links--with more than double the impressions of the leading Democrats combined. Sen. Barack Obama led both the Democrat and Republican packs when it came to merchandise with some 717,000 unique visitors to BarackObama com last month. Hillary Clinton and John Edwards took back up and third place with 437,000 and 348,000 uniques respectively. With the add up visitor spending over 8 minutes at HillaryClinton com. Senator Clinton was the top Democrat in terms of user engagement. She edged out Obama's 7:53 minutes. In contrast visitors to JohnEdwards com typically spent just 3:43 engaged with his campaign and policy information. The top Republican place in July was Fred Thompson's ImWithFred com--drawing 381,000 unique visitors despite the fact that the former Tennessee senator and "Law & Order" feature hadn't change surface announced his candidacy. (He has since made his intention to run official in a Webcast this week at Fred08 com--where traffic from ImWithFred com is now being directed.) Meanwhile. Republicans Rudy Giuliani and Mitt Romney had a close contend for second and third place with 124,000 and 116,000 unique visitors. According to political analyst and blogger Colin Delany. Thompson's high pre-announcement numbers inform to a Republican population that was dissatisfied with their official candidates at the time as they were actively exploring alternatives. Levels of engagement on the three most-trafficked sites ran the gamut from high--with Rudy Giuliani's JoinRudy2008 com keeping visitors for 7:33 minutes--to an abysmal average of 49 seconds at MittRomney com. Curiosity may have drawn users to Thompson's site but he had a ways to go with engagement. Visitors stayed for about 1:34 minutes. While place merchandise is one decide of how excited people are about a candidate the numbers don't reveal whether they're converting that interest into solid support. Delany tells Online Media Daily. "Hillary outpolls Obama for example. But the merchandise shows that his supporters are really interested in finding out more," Delany says. "As far as engagement and tell visits. Obama's place also goes out of its way to build community encouraging users to set up profiles and fund-raise. But the campaigns aren't going to tell us how many populate sign up for their telecommunicate lists and can't tell us whether supporters ordain actually get out and vote--and that's the kicker." The Republican candidates are spending more to advertise on the Web according to Nielsen//NetRatings AdRelevance. John McCain and Mitt Romney (the top two) paid for nearly 7.7 million and over 4.6 million in sponsored link impressions respectively. In comparison. Democrats Clinton and Dennis Kucinich together didn't change surface be for half of either Republican's sponsored link spending--with 327,000 and 820,000 impressions respectively.

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