PITTSBURGH - Fred Rogers, who gently invited millions of children to be his neighbor as host of the public television show "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" for more than 30 years, died of cancer early Thursday. He was 74.
Rogers died at his Pittsburgh home, said family spokesman David Newell, who played Mr. McFeely on the show. Rogers had been diagnosed with stomach cancer sometime after the holidays, Newell said.
"He was so genuinely, genuinely kind, a wonderful person," Newell said. "His mission was to work with families and children for television. He produced not only these thousands of programs, but these books and records. That was his passion, his mission, and he did it from day one."
He was truly an American icon. He will be missed.
If I hear one more damned sports analogy in any job, I will bring down a rain of fire and brimstone! 'He's the quaterback and you've got to run your route the same every time to ensure consistancy.'
'Let's all get on the same page.'
'We all use the same playbook.'
'Let's leave it all on the field.'
'Give 110%.'
"There is no 'I' in 'TEAM'"
I could go on, but I'll spare you...
How did this question get on/.? I used to think the editors were pretty good at picking out stories that were interesting, and I still do (for the most part), but come on guys... This is a boneheaded article. (No offense to the poster, excepting my previous comment) hehehe
I've heard of this website that is AWESOME for websearches. Perhaps you have heard of Google. It is SWEET! Try it out! It's cool, it's hip, and all the kewl kids are doing it! Plus it's got a beat you can dance to!
Nobody will see this cuz of my low karma, but the only reason I haven't deleted XP from my dual-boot SuSE8.0/XP box is because I do not have the TIME to cement the knowledge involved in Linux to update/install/compile/verify packages and installations. I LOVE the premise of Linux, I ENJOY the functionality and versatility, and I LIKE the idea of customizing and tweaking my machine/kernel to have what I want. But I have an iPod, and in order to utilize the IEEE 1392 card, I have to do some kernel hacking, rpm install, dependency checks, and sacrifice to teh gods of one and zero just to HOPEFULLY be able to install a package that might work. I understand that Linux is still in the early phases of development, and is a powerful tool for computing freedom for many, but when the installation of packages and updates REQUIRES more computing expertise than I have time to develop, then I have to have Windows so I can USE my computer instead of PROGRAM my computer. Maybe I'm lazy. All I want is a TOOL, not a project. Yes, I do support Linux by purchasing a few software titles (StarOffice 6.0, SuSE 8.0, RTCW Linux), so don't get the impression that I want something for nothing. I just want to be able to have a OS that I can install for my mom on her laptop, show her that it needs no arcane commands, and let her bne on her merry little way. Then, and only then will I make the FULL conversion to Linux. Thanks for listening/reading.
Well, I'm just as curious as everyone else as to what spacechicken needs all this memory for, so I checked his user id, and he's posted one other story, about how he is an Australian college student, (or was). He also gave a response to a question about space flight, and linked to this http://www.apsc2orbit.com/ page. (I don't know how to embed the link in a fancy word like the rest of the knowledgable/. crowd. Sorry.) Hope this helps, or at least feeds the fires of speculation
Well, it's obvious that whenever someone approaches you and asks that you perform a gray area action, that you deny the ability or knowledge of performing the action, because then you just set us up the bomb (So to speak)
Blockquoth the poser:
'Lot's of times this happens...I really think the award was giving out of respect for the Sandman series.'
Actually, Gaiman and P. Craig Russell already won the Hugo for Sandman. Issue 50, I believe. IT was the first, and subsequently, last time a comic won the Hugo. The rules for consideration changed after that. I don't remeber the year, but I'm trying to whore some Karma anyway
Dude, you totally phrased my immediate thought when I heard the media trumpeting the 'evidence' early this morning. I cannot see how this SMALL population of data could lead to an interpretation that could be valid. Did the driving habits of Americans change for those three dates? What about the production cycles of major industrial complexes? Saying that the evidence of global warming through contrails was lessened by the grounding of the airlines, in my opinion as a chemistry undergrad, is akin to saying that the unreplicable cold fusion experiments were real, and will work. Come on. Until this 'experiment' can be replicated with some real controls and measurements, I don't even want to SEE the words 'global warming' and 'contrails' in the same sentance again.
I'm sure no one will EVER see this post, given my adolescent propensity for the garnering of fr!st post comments... *sigh*
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1 Directors/Writers Whatever --- posted on 1:56 Tuesday 09 July 2002 (Score:-1)
attached to Spielberg Denied Crack at Star Wars
2 Re:He used other directors in the 80s posted on 1:43 Tuesday 09 July 2002 (Score:0 Replies: 1)
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3 Great Online Walkthrough posted on 13:12 Thursday 13 June 2002 (Score:-1)
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4 Re:why i love my mac (and PlayStation2/Linux) posted on 19:54 Sunday 02 June 2002 (Score:-1 Replies: 1)
attached to Win32/Linux Cross-Platform Virus
5 fr0st p!st posted on 2:20 Thursday 16 May 2002 (Score:-1 Replies: 1)
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6 fr0st p!st redux posted on 15:21 Tuesday 14 May 2002 (Score:-1)
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7 fr0st p!st!!!! posted on 15:18 Tuesday 14 May 2002 (Score:-1)
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8 Turner... posted on 22:39 Sunday 12 May 2002 (Score:-1)
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9 Re:After two weeks posted on 21:05 Sunday 12 May 2002 (Score:0)
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10 Re:Spider-man? Cool. UA Theater? Sucks my asshole! posted on 4:20 Sunday 05 May 2002 (Score:0)
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11 fp posted on 12:24 Wednesday 20 March 2002 (Score:-1)
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12 Re:Two graphs to consider. posted on 12:20 Tuesday 19 March 2002 (Score:0)
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13 Re:Two graphs to consider. posted on 12:17 Tuesday 19 March 2002 (Score:0 Replies: 1)
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14 Re:Why GPL is not a virus posted on 15:24 Monday 18 March 2002 (Score:0 Replies: 2)
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15 First Post except... posted on 2:31 Monday 18 March 2002 (Score:-1)
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16 Re:boobies and penises posted on 20:40 Wednesday 06 March 2002 (Score:0 Replies: 2)
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17 Re:Some Inspiration;Dueling Banjos posted on 4:01 Thursday 07 February 2002 (Score:1)
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Well, you can bring back any director you like, but the REAL problem lies in the WRITING! Campbell is dead, and his hand is evident in the fifth and sixth episodes. His input fleshed out the 'Star Wars Canon' Campbell told Lucas the Grand Pattern of Elements Neccessary For An Epic: Wise Old Man, Journey into Underworld, Fatal Flaw, Redemption, blah, blah, blah... I know no one will read this b/c of my low karma, but it had to be said. Lucas never expected to be able to create ESB/ROTJ when he did ANH, so he didn't flesh things out like he is doing now. And when Campbell got involved, the revisionist coverup began... 'This film series details the Epic Hero's Journey' 'These films echo the salient points of mythology' 'These films are our Modern Mythology'... Come on! I LOVE Star Wars, but I'm smart enough to realize that retroactive vision is NOT a Jedi power, and no one can convince me that Lucas cannot crib from Gilgamesh, The Odyssey, or L'Morte D'Arthur to figure out the pattern. (ooh, that is a weak sentence). Yes, Lucas has some great ideas, but trying to cut and snip them to fit a cookie cutter mythological pattern cheapens the creative process, and destroys the uniqueness of the idea. Attack of the Clones? HAH! Should have been Attack of the Cliff Notes! BRING BACK KASDAN!!!! And I would like to throw my hat in the ring as the lead writer for Ep III... my email is up top... Just put OLE FOR JOSES as the subject line so you won't get blocked, George.
Well, you can bring back any director you like, but the REAL problem lies in the WRITING! Campbell is dead, and his hand is evident in the fifth and sixth episodes. His input fleshed out the 'Star Wars Canon' Campbell told Lucas the Grand Pattern of Elements Neccessary For An Epic: Wise Old Man, Journey into Underworld, Fatal Flaw, Redemption, blah, blah, blah... I know no one will read this b/c of my low karma, but it had to be said. Lucas never expected to be able to create ESB/ROTJ when he did ANH, so he didn't flesh things out like he is doing now. And when Campbell got involved, the revisionist coverup began... 'This film series details the Epic Hero's Journey' 'These films echo the salient points of mythology' 'These films are our Modern Mythology'... Come on! I LOVE Star Wars, but I'm smart enough to realize that retroactive vision is NOT a Jedi power, and no one can convince me that Lucas cannot crib from Gilgamesh, The Odyssey, or L'Morte D'Arthur to figure out the pattern. (ooh, that is a weak sentence). Yes, Lucas has some great ideas, but trying to cut and snip them to fit a cookie cutter mythological pattern cheapens the creative process, and destroys the uniqueness of the idea. Attack of the Clones? HAH! Should have been Attack of the Cliff Notes! BRING BACK KASDAN!!!!
I saw this http://riskable.youknowwhat.com/car.html
in 2600, and the guy gives a really good walkthrough of this kind of installation. It was actually the reason I started sniffing around Linux.
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Dirty South! Frosty first post pist! Uhhhnnn! I claim this post in the name of all geeks n the Internet NOW!! First post! Yeah! Get it in you!
PITTSBURGH - Fred Rogers, who gently invited millions of children to be his neighbor as host of the public television show "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" for more than 30 years, died of cancer early Thursday. He was 74. Rogers died at his Pittsburgh home, said family spokesman David Newell, who played Mr. McFeely on the show. Rogers had been diagnosed with stomach cancer sometime after the holidays, Newell said. "He was so genuinely, genuinely kind, a wonderful person," Newell said. "His mission was to work with families and children for television. He produced not only these thousands of programs, but these books and records. That was his passion, his mission, and he did it from day one." He was truly an American icon. He will be missed.
If I hear one more damned sports analogy in any job, I will bring down a rain of fire and brimstone! ...
'He's the quaterback and you've got to run your route the same every time to ensure consistancy.'
'Let's all get on the same page.'
'We all use the same playbook.'
'Let's leave it all on the field.'
'Give 110%.'
"There is no 'I' in 'TEAM'"
I could go on, but I'll spare you
Frosty first post pist!!!
Frosty first post pist!!!
How did this question get on /.? I used to think the editors were pretty good at picking out stories that were interesting, and I still do (for the most part), but come on guys ... This is a boneheaded article. (No offense to the poster, excepting my previous comment) hehehe
I've heard of this website that is AWESOME for websearches. Perhaps you have heard of Google. It is SWEET! Try it out! It's cool, it's hip, and all the kewl kids are doing it! Plus it's got a beat you can dance to!
Nobody will see this cuz of my low karma, but the only reason I haven't deleted XP from my dual-boot SuSE8.0/XP box is because I do not have the TIME to cement the knowledge involved in Linux to update/install/compile/verify packages and installations. I LOVE the premise of Linux, I ENJOY the functionality and versatility, and I LIKE the idea of customizing and tweaking my machine/kernel to have what I want. But I have an iPod, and in order to utilize the IEEE 1392 card, I have to do some kernel hacking, rpm install, dependency checks, and sacrifice to teh gods of one and zero just to HOPEFULLY be able to install a package that might work. I understand that Linux is still in the early phases of development, and is a powerful tool for computing freedom for many, but when the installation of packages and updates REQUIRES more computing expertise than I have time to develop, then I have to have Windows so I can USE my computer instead of PROGRAM my computer. Maybe I'm lazy. All I want is a TOOL, not a project. Yes, I do support Linux by purchasing a few software titles (StarOffice 6.0, SuSE 8.0, RTCW Linux), so don't get the impression that I want something for nothing. I just want to be able to have a OS that I can install for my mom on her laptop, show her that it needs no arcane commands, and let her bne on her merry little way. Then, and only then will I make the FULL conversion to Linux. Thanks for listening/reading.
Well, I'm just as curious as everyone else as to what spacechicken needs all this memory for, so I checked his user id, and he's posted one other story, about how he is an Australian college student, (or was). He also gave a response to a question about space flight, and linked to this http://www.apsc2orbit.com/ page. (I don't know how to embed the link in a fancy word like the rest of the knowledgable /. crowd. Sorry.) Hope this helps, or at least feeds the fires of speculation
Frosty first post piss! This post is claimed in the name of The Sons of the Bat! You cannot stand against us!
Frosty first post piss! I claim this post in the name of The Sons of the Bat! You cannot stand against us!
Frosty first post piss!!
Hopefully noone will hook up Deep Fritz to this or it will not even be able to map out the first move in its rematch ....
Oh yeah ---frost pist!!!
Well, it's obvious that whenever someone approaches you and asks that you perform a gray area action, that you deny the ability or knowledge of performing the action, because then you just set us up the bomb (So to speak)
Oh my god .... Your ingenious ploy worked on me -- Will anyone else be 'man' enought to admit this also? ... *sigh*
And me with no moderation points
FROST PIST!!!! Ow -- now I need a Tylenol after that modding down ...
could it be?
Blockquoth the poser:
'Lot's of times this happens...I really think the award was giving out of respect for the Sandman series.'
Actually, Gaiman and P. Craig Russell already won the Hugo for Sandman. Issue 50, I believe. IT was the first, and subsequently, last time a comic won the Hugo. The rules for consideration changed after that. I don't remeber the year, but I'm trying to whore some Karma anyway
Dude, you totally phrased my immediate thought when I heard the media trumpeting the 'evidence' early this morning. I cannot see how this SMALL population of data could lead to an interpretation that could be valid. Did the driving habits of Americans change for those three dates? What about the production cycles of major industrial complexes? Saying that the evidence of global warming through contrails was lessened by the grounding of the airlines, in my opinion as a chemistry undergrad, is akin to saying that the unreplicable cold fusion experiments were real, and will work. Come on. Until this 'experiment' can be replicated with some real controls and measurements, I don't even want to SEE the words 'global warming' and 'contrails' in the same sentance again. I'm sure no one will EVER see this post, given my adolescent propensity for the garnering of fr!st post comments ... *sigh*
Frost p1st!!!
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Well, I tried to become a better person, but the SlashDot moderators decided that my input was no longer useful after my fiist post. Oh well; I claim this post in the name of The Sons of the Bat! You cannot escape us! sithkhan&hotmail,com Karma: Bad (mostly affected by moderation done to your comments) sithkhan has posted 17 comments. 1 Directors/Writers Whatever --- posted on 1:56 Tuesday 09 July 2002 (Score:-1) attached to Spielberg Denied Crack at Star Wars 2 Re:He used other directors in the 80s posted on 1:43 Tuesday 09 July 2002 (Score:0 Replies: 1) attached to Spielberg Denied Crack at Star Wars 3 Great Online Walkthrough posted on 13:12 Thursday 13 June 2002 (Score:-1) attached to Head Units for Car MP3 Players? 4 Re:why i love my mac (and PlayStation2/Linux) posted on 19:54 Sunday 02 June 2002 (Score:-1 Replies: 1) attached to Win32/Linux Cross-Platform Virus 5 fr0st p!st posted on 2:20 Thursday 16 May 2002 (Score:-1 Replies: 1) attached to The Indie Game Jam 6 fr0st p!st redux posted on 15:21 Tuesday 14 May 2002 (Score:-1) attached to More on Planetary Society Solar Sail Launch 7 fr0st p!st!!!! posted on 15:18 Tuesday 14 May 2002 (Score:-1) attached to PC Cases with Side or Top Mounted Drive Bays? 8 Turner ... posted on 22:39 Sunday 12 May 2002 (Score:-1)
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10 Re:Spider-man? Cool. UA Theater? Sucks my asshole! posted on 4:20 Sunday 05 May 2002 (Score:0)
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11 fp posted on 12:24 Wednesday 20 March 2002 (Score:-1)
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12 Re:Two graphs to consider. posted on 12:20 Tuesday 19 March 2002 (Score:0)
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14 Re:Why GPL is not a virus posted on 15:24 Monday 18 March 2002 (Score:0 Replies: 2)
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15 First Post except ... posted on 2:31 Monday 18 March 2002 (Score:-1)
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17 Re:Some Inspiration;Dueling Banjos posted on 4:01 Thursday 07 February 2002 (Score:1)
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Well, you can bring back any director you like, but the REAL problem lies in the WRITING! Campbell is dead, and his hand is evident in the fifth and sixth episodes. His input fleshed out the 'Star Wars Canon' Campbell told Lucas the Grand Pattern of Elements Neccessary For An Epic: Wise Old Man, Journey into Underworld, Fatal Flaw, Redemption, blah, blah, blah ... I know no one will read this b/c of my low karma, but it had to be said. Lucas never expected to be able to create ESB/ROTJ when he did ANH, so he didn't flesh things out like he is doing now. And when Campbell got involved, the revisionist coverup began ... 'This film series details the Epic Hero's Journey' 'These films echo the salient points of mythology' 'These films are our Modern Mythology' ... Come on! I LOVE Star Wars, but I'm smart enough to realize that retroactive vision is NOT a Jedi power, and no one can convince me that Lucas cannot crib from Gilgamesh, The Odyssey, or L'Morte D'Arthur to figure out the pattern. (ooh, that is a weak sentence). Yes, Lucas has some great ideas, but trying to cut and snip them to fit a cookie cutter mythological pattern cheapens the creative process, and destroys the uniqueness of the idea. Attack of the Clones? HAH! Should have been Attack of the Cliff Notes! BRING BACK KASDAN!!!! And I would like to throw my hat in the ring as the lead writer for Ep III ... my email is up top ... Just put OLE FOR JOSES as the subject line so you won't get blocked, George.
Well, you can bring back any director you like, but the REAL problem lies in the WRITING! Campbell is dead, and his hand is evident in the fifth and sixth episodes. His input fleshed out the 'Star Wars Canon' Campbell told Lucas the Grand Pattern of Elements Neccessary For An Epic: Wise Old Man, Journey into Underworld, Fatal Flaw, Redemption, blah, blah, blah ... I know no one will read this b/c of my low karma, but it had to be said. Lucas never expected to be able to create ESB/ROTJ when he did ANH, so he didn't flesh things out like he is doing now. And when Campbell got involved, the revisionist coverup began ... 'This film series details the Epic Hero's Journey' 'These films echo the salient points of mythology' 'These films are our Modern Mythology' ... Come on! I LOVE Star Wars, but I'm smart enough to realize that retroactive vision is NOT a Jedi power, and no one can convince me that Lucas cannot crib from Gilgamesh, The Odyssey, or L'Morte D'Arthur to figure out the pattern. (ooh, that is a weak sentence). Yes, Lucas has some great ideas, but trying to cut and snip them to fit a cookie cutter mythological pattern cheapens the creative process, and destroys the uniqueness of the idea. Attack of the Clones? HAH! Should have been Attack of the Cliff Notes! BRING BACK KASDAN!!!!
I saw this http://riskable.youknowwhat.com/car.html in 2600, and the guy gives a really good walkthrough of this kind of installation. It was actually the reason I started sniffing around Linux.