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The Newport Beach Film Festival announced the recipients of nearly 50 awards Thursday, the end of the eight-day festival, including the first ever MacGillivray Freeman Films Awards.
The closing-night film, "A Beginner's Guide to Endings," directed by Jonathan Sobol, was named by the Jury Awards as Best Feature Film, according to the news release.
The film also won in the same category for Best Screenplay and Best Cinematographer.
The jury panel consisted of Academy Award-nominated costume designer Deborah Nadoolman Landis, cinematographer Eric Roizman, Emmy Award-winning producer, writer and director Mary Lou Belli, creator of the Showtime's Soul Food series, Felicia D. Henderson, producer, writer and director Amanda Pope and UC Irvine Extension Director of Continuing Education Kirwan Rockefeller.
"Face to Face" also won Jury Awards for Best Actor (Vince Colosimo), Best Actress (Ra Chapman) and Best Director (Michael Rymer).
More than 2,000 films were reviewed and more than 400 picked by the selection committee to be a part of the 2011 festival.
Officials estimated that more than 50,000 people attended the festival from April 28 to Thursday.
The 2011 MacGillivray Freeman Films Awards, a new recognition for documentary filmmaking, was awarded to three films.
"My So-Called Enemy" was awarded for Excellence in Documentary Filmmaking in the feature category and "The Dancer" received the same award in the short films category.
"This is Your Ocean: Sharks" also received the MacGillivray Freeman Films Special Achievement Award in Environmental Filmmaking.
2011 Newport Beach Film Festival award winners
Jury Awards
Best Feature Film: "A Beginner's Guide to Endings"
Best Actor: Vince Colosimo, "Face to Face"
Best Actress: Ra Chapman, "Face to Face"
Best Director: Michael Rymer, "Face to Face"
Best Cinematographer: Samy Inayeh, "A Beginner's Guide to Endings"
Best Screenplay: Jonathan Sobol, "A Beginner's Guide to Endings"
Best Feature Documentary Film: "My So-Called Enemy," director Lisa Gossels
Honorable Mention: "We Were Here," directors David Weissman, Bill Weber
Best Short Documentary FILM: "Warriors of Qiugang," director Ruby Yang
Honorable Mention: "Moth in Spring," director Yu Gu
Best Short Animated Film: "Fly," director Alan Short
Honorable Mention: "Bottle," director Kirsten Lepore
Best Narrative Short Film: "Love Song of Iskra Prufrock," director Lucy Gaffy
Honorable Mention: "The Escape," director James Connelly
2011 Audience Awards
Audience Award Winner Feature (U.S.): "Hamil," Oren Kaplan
Audience Award Winner Feature (Foreign): "My Afternoons With Margueritte," Jean Becker
Audience Award Winner Documentary: "Defining Beauty: Ms. Wheelchair America," Alexis Ostrander
Audience Award Winner Action Sports Feature: "Splinters," Adam Pesce
Audience Award Winner Short Film: "Moonfishing," David Michael Friend
2011 Newport Beach Film Festival honors:
Outstanding Achievement in Filmmaking Acting: Jericho Rosales, "Subject: I Love You"
Outstanding Achievement in Filmmaking Directing: Matt Walsh, "High Road"
Outstanding Achievement in Feature Filmmaking: Takeshi Koike, "Redline"
Outstanding Achievement in Filmmaking: André Øvredal, "The Troll Hunter"
Outstanding Achievement in Filmmaking: Drew Pierce, Brett Pierce, "Deadheads"
Outstanding Achievement in Filmmaking: Liz Garbus, "Bobby Fischer Against The World"
Outstanding Achievement in Filmmaking: Alana Morshead, "Peach Plum Pear"
Outstanding Achievement in Documentary: James Marsh, "Project Nim"
Outstanding Achievement in Documentary: David Dworsky and Victor Köhler, "PressPausePlay"
Outstanding Achievement in Action Sports Filmmaking: Adam Pesce, "Splinters"
Outstanding Achievement in Action Sports Filmmaking: Eric Iberg and Shane Nelson, "Like A Lion"
Outstanding Achievement in Short Filmmaking Animation: Robert Kohn, "The Lift"
Outstanding Achievement in Short Filmmaking Horror: Jerome Sable, "The Legend of Beaver Dam"
Outstanding Achievement in Short Filmmaking Directing: Skot Bright, "Ollie Klublershturf vs. the Nazis"
Outstanding Achievement in Short Filmmaking: Antonio Piazza and Fabio Grassadonia, "Rita"
Outstanding Achievement in Short Filmmaking: Vicky Mather, "Stanley Pickle"
Outstanding Achievement in Short Filmmaking: David Yarovesky, "Ghild"
The 2011 Chuck Jones Center for Creativity Award for Achievement in Animation
The Chuck Jones Award for Direction, Story and Character Development: "Le cirque," Nicolas Brault
Chuck Jones Special Recognition Award For Comic Timing: "Fly"
Chuck Jones Special Recognition Award For Art Direction: "Thought For You"
Chuck Jones Special Recognition Award For Character Development: "Blind Date"
2011 MacGillivray Freeman Films Awards
MacGillivray Freeman Films Award for Excellence in Documentary Filmmaking (feature): "My So-Called Enemy"
MacGillivray Freeman Films Award for Excellence in Documentary Filmmaking (short): "The Dancer"
MacGillivray Freeman Films Special Achievement Award in Environmental Filmmaking: "This is Your Ocean: Sharks"


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Mind Over Mirrors – Second Nature (Hands In The Dark)
Pure fucking bliss. Jaime Fennelly drops a full length of new material that's ripe for mind blowing. Last year he put out one of my favorite drone records, The Voice Rolling, so naturally I had high expectations for this. Not let down in the slightest. Basically any harmonium drone record is gonna get me psyched though so I guess he's kinda got it easy. But seriously, this dude knows how to process his harmonium and make it sing the beautiful song. Check Your Swing isn't just more of the same though, this time Fennelly is taking a bit of a Mountains approach, where his last record was super organic, here he's gone a bit bloopy & sci-fi while still retaining the organic feel, like some real eXistenZ type shit, lush & buzzy with rhythms a hair too slow for dancing but perfect for spacing out & soaring, dense warm washes of digital reeds soaking up the sun then hiding under a mushroom, the complete opposite of a Cylon, an electronic shell with a bio-core, a perfect hybrid. Basking in the glory of MOM's incredible harmonium drones is the only way to spend the rest of your life, so don't mess up by skipping out on this.

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I recently started working through the gold class challenges and finally got Berserker Gold. I thought I'd post my strategy to see if I didn't miss a way to make it easier. If not, I thought I'd throw up a page on the wiki for that challenge.
The key to this challenge is that you'll need to assemble a huge fireball spike to kill the last boss, who has huge physical resistance and a giant boatload of HP. Everything you do is focused on improving this spike.
Race: Gnome
Worship Mystera ASAP (the altar always spawns near the stairs) and find a glyph as soon as you can. It's important to turn every point of mana into Mystera piety as soon as possible, even if you're just poisoning monsters you have no intention of fighting. (If you explore a good chunk of the dungeon and don't find a glyph at all, restart.) Mystic Balance is the highest priority; you'll also want two hits of Magic, Refreshment, and (immediately before engaging the final boss) Flames.
Try not to convert more glyphs than you have to before fighting the boss, since you'll want to take advantage of Refreshment for bonus mana.
Before engaging the boss, take Consensus if you need it followed by Alchemist's Pact to provide a mid-fight level up. (I considered taking Spirit Pact for an extra mana potion, but I think the level up is more helpful.)
All of the monsters are melee-unfriendly. Doom Armors are the easiest to take down above your level, using the familiar trick of fireballing them to remove one death protection and then attacking another monster to remove a second. Don't be afraid to use health potions to beat ordinary monsters; they won't help you against the boss. Likewise, don't be afraid to take a couple stacks of Weakening from the succubi, and don't be afraid to get cursed, since your resistance won't help anything anyway.
Your item purchases should be things that improve your spellcasting; the Pendant of Mana, Battlemage Ring, Crystal Ball, and Dragon Soul are ideal. Whrargbl is surprisingly helpful since it lets you continue to stack Burning as you are fireballing a monster or the boss.
As you fight the boss, your Burning stacks can get very high, and this provides a significant fraction of your damage. Fighting monsters for a mid-fight level up will cost you your Burning stack, which is why the Alchemist's Pact is good (and don't quaff a Schadenfreude until you have to, unless you have Whrargbl to not lose your Burning stack.)
I don't know what effect the Piercing Wand would have on this dungeon. It seems like it would help a lot; at the very least, you would get one good physical swing in for significant damage and if you had your health potions left, you could get another.


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Anyone have an earth oven?
Last fall my husband and I started reading up on how to construct an earth oven, and we're pretty set on trying this. We have a good spot for it, and I'm looking forward to the challenge of baking bread in it. I've bookmarked a number of good web sites with pictures of builds, and I've read Kiko Denzer's book on earth ovens. We had planned to sign up for a weekend class that Yestermorrow offered last summer on cob building, but it didn't work out and it doesn't seem to be on this year's calendar.
Anyone with any hands-on experience building an earth oven have recommendations?


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Build a Birdfeeder at Shangri La March 5
Another Saturday adventure is coming up!
Shangri La Botanical Gardens and Nature Center will host Build a Birdfeeder on Saturday, March 5, as part of its Saturday Adventure Series program. Just in time for the vacationing birds to return from their winter destination, guests will learn how to use items from around the house to construct a lovely new home for the birds.
Part-time educator and Shangri La volunteer Wanda Woods will lead the adventure, beginning at 9:30 a.m. in Shangri La's lab.
Like all activities in Shangri La's Saturday Adventure Series, Build a Bird Feeder is free to the public.
"All ages are welcome, from great-grandmas to little bitty ones — everybody always has a nice time," said Woods.
Items used in constructing the birdfeeders range from all kinds of unlikely every-day objects: strainers, colanders, milk jugs, plastic containers and baby food jars, just to name a few.
"We'll use the test-tubes from corsages and decorate them with buttons, flowers or beads," said Woods. Guests will leave the activity with not one but two birdfeeders, and hopefully with the incentive and the knack to try their hands at creating truly unique birdfeeders on their own.
"I was reading the other day, they've even had one made out of a hubcap," Woods mused. "We're trying to encourage people to get creative — Easter's coming up, and you have these beautiful Easter baskets, and what are you going to do once you're finished with them?"
Woods also added that those who become exceptionally involved with the progress and traffic at their new projects will find that their feeders attract birds of all different kinds.
"I've got a woodpecker that seems to love my hummingbird feeder," Woods laughed. "I couldn't figure out why I couldn't keep it full, then I caught that woodpecker; he can get his little tongue down there."
Meanwhile, the more patient bird-watcher can build a friendship with his winged visitors.
"Some of these can be little hand-feeders — you can actually go out and hold a little test-tube, and they'll come right up to you. I've had the most luck with the hummingbirds."
Throughout the activities, Woods will also provide guests with some tips including how to keep the feeder clean, how to select a good location and a few helpful hints about saving energy.
"One good tip is when you boil eggs for potato salad or something, take the water and use it with the sugar water because the egg shells leak out a little bit of calcium and it helps the birds during nesting season," Woods suggested.
The Examiner was curious to know how on earth Woods knows so much about birds.
"Being out here at Shangri La," she replied. "Every day on the job, I learn more and more."
Upcoming adventures in the series include Written in the Sky on March 12 and Invaders from Plantae on March 19.
More information about Shangri La's Saturday Adventure Series can be found at shangrilagardens.org or by calling (409) 670-9113.


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Sell something for me - 14/10/2016 02:29 EDT
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I am looking for individuals to help me bring in customers around the world. I build websites and I am looking for ways to grow. I will pay you per job for every website you sell at full price. If the customer does not buy the website then you do not get paid. Think of this like a referral program. You have two options you can just sell for me and get paid once or you can offer limited support where you will go and set down with the customer and if he or she needs anything edited or change you can take the information and send it to me. If you offer limited support I will pay you for each website you sell at full price per year as long as the customer stays with me and they are 100% satisfied. If the customer leaves or doesn't buy the website then you do not get paid. I do not care how you find customers. The limited support is more for people that want to sell websites in there local area. One requirement is you must be able to speak clear English. If you speak other languages that's a plus to.


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Endless pleasure, brought to you by Neil Gaiman
May 11th, 2009
May 11th, 2009
Neil Gaiman is a truly unique creative genius, listed by the Dictionary of Literary Biography as one of the top-ten living post-modern writers. You can read his titillating bio here. For all of you haters out there who want to send me to hell for just having discovered the wonders of the Sandman series, I apologize; I know it's been around for awhile, but better late than never! Above is a photo of Morpheus, king of the Dream realm. As if he wasn't sexy enough already, being king of the Dreaming makes him a total groupie magnet, for sure. If he wasn't a cartoon, he and I would have a macabre-looking litter of Endless babies by now.


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Israel News - Stay Informed, Pray Informed
A young Palestinian Arab assailant stabbed and killed an 86-year-old Israeli man in the southern Jerusalem neighborhood of Gilo on Thursday morning.
The young terrorist was stopped for inspection by a pair of police officers, a man and a woman, when he pulled out a large knife and attacked the male officer.
As he tried to escape the scene, the terrorist stopped long enough to plunge his knife into the chest of an elderly pedestrian. Emergency resuscitation efforts by ambulance crews failed.
Despite his own wounds, the police officer managed to shoot the attacker several times. Another passerby then overpowered the injured terrorist.
Both the terrorist and the wounded officer were taken to Jerusalem's Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in moderate-to-serious condition.
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LinuxConsole 1.0.2009 Released
Today we saw the latest distro release of LinuxConsole, a basic, independently developed Linux distribution that focuses on games and multimedia support. I found the default LinuxConsole 1.0.2009 live CD to have a very plain feel and setup. All versions featured limited applications in my opinion although the selection was different for each. Well known features of the Live CD version include Gnome, Cups printing, Gimp, gcompris, foobillard, and frozen bubble.
The LinuxConsole 1.0.2009 Live DVD includes everything from the CD, ATICatalyst 9.9, Nvidia 185.18.36, VirtualBox 3.0.6, PlayOnLinux, some interesting 3D gaming options and more.
The LinuxConsole 1.0.2009 Multimedia version is also available and is geared for computers slim on hardware specs. LinuxConsole Miltimedia requires "256Mb only needed for programs, system and data" as stated in the LinuxConsole 1.0.2009 release notes.
If you like the idea but want to create something a little different, check out the LinuxConsole Jukebox. Build your own custom .iso file that includes the modules you want.
Useful Linuxconsole Links:
LinuxConsole Jukebox
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LingEduator is a blog about linguistics and language variation, especially as it is relevant to education. Linguistics has been widely neglected in the American K-12 system, which is unfortunate because a firm understanding of linguistic structures would substantially improve our general education system. Moreover, linguistics is at the intersection of fields like sociology, psychology, computer science, artificial intelligence (AI), and cognitive science. These fields are at the cutting edge of new scientific discoveries and the technology sectors of our economy.
The goal of LingEducator is to elevate the public understanding of linguistics as a field of scientific inquiry and to make it easier for teachers at all levels to teach about language and language variation. Posts about language issues that are being highlighted in the news help you to make the case to your students about the relevance of a strong education in linguistics. Other resources for teaching about language, including links to blogs, websites, and research articles are also highlighted.
For college professors, LingEducator brings together resources for teaching about the most microscopic level of language and language variation on its phonetics/phonology page. LingEducator provides links that help students begin their own linguistic research projects on several pages, including the Atlases and Other Studies page, which allows students to see what kinds of research has done before. LingEducator also provides links for Corpora and Other Data, and links for research tools on the Demographic Research Links page, the Tools for Linguistic Research Page, and the General Tools page. Finally, LingEducator provides pages like Latino Language Variation and Language and Gender Research which introduce students to the kinds of social variation that linguists are interested in studying.
For K-12 teachers, LingEducator offers a page on Linguistically Informed Writing Instruction that introduces you to some of the better resources for negotiating language variation in the classroom. Links on the other LingEducator pages should also be food for thought. As teachers are asked to do more and more test-prep, teaching about language variation might not seem like a priority. However, it has been proven that teachers who use techniques like contrastive analysis (which teaches non-standard English speakers to code switch from their home variety to the language expected in the classroom) significantly raise test scores. And, for those students who are already speaking standardly, linguistics offers an opportunity to (1) heighten their awareness of the structural elements of the language, which will help you to improve their writing, and (2) incorporate math and science lessons into discussions of language. Not sure how? Check out the Classroom Activities series for concrete ideas. Read through the Resources series for links to other pages that might help. -OR- Email me with questions: jocumpaugh @ wpi.edu
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When to Invest? Now, When Everyone Is Afraid to
History suggests this is no time to be on the sidelines in the market, says Chuck Jaffe on The News Hub. (Photo: Getty Images)
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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Senator Durbin Says Energy Drinks Shouldn't be Marketed to Kids
U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin and other Democrats are asking energy drink companies not to market to children and to stop making products available in schools.
The Illinois Democrat and three of his colleagues sent letters Wednesday to 17 energy drink companies. They ask the companies to voluntarily list the amount of caffeine in a product on its label and to report adverse events associated with consuming the drinks to the Food and Drug Administration.
In a press release, Durbin says the companies insist they don't market to children. But he says the drinks are promoted through social media and often handed out in places frequented by young people, such as concerts and parks.
Durbin also has called on the FDA to look into the safety of the drinks for children.


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Road Paving to Close Diamond Head to Public for Two Days
by East Oahu Sun | Posted on February 5, 2013
The Department of Land and Natural Resources Division of State Parks will close the Diamond Head State Monument to the public on Monday and Tuesday (Feb. 11 and 12) to repave the entry road from Diamond Head Road to the Kahala Tunnel.
Only authorized (National Guard, State Civil Defense and other staff that work in the crater) vehicles will be allowed entry during these two days. No public access, by foot or by motor vehicle, will be allowed. DLNR enforcement officers will institute traffic controls at Diamond Head Road.
On Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2013, the repaved main entrance road will be opened to regular visitor traffic.
"We thank the public for their patience and cooperation during this work to improve the conditions of the heavily-used Diamond Head crater entrance road," said William J. Aila, Jr., DLNR chairperson.
Paving work is being done by Road Builders, Corporation, and is part of the larger Linear Park project.


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We're close....
I would say that within a week or two we will be releasing a playable version of BRIK BATTLES: Medieval Warfare. (Formaly posted as Medieval: LEGO WARZ)
Anyway... all I have to say is... it rocks.
So far I have seen a decent amount of interest. Please email me or reply to this post if you wish to get in on the initial release & testing.
FYI: The initial release will be playable & refined.
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In January 2006 this diorama was donated to Brown University's Anne S. K. Brown Military Collection at the invitation of its curator [GPL].
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Today's advancing technologies have allowed for radically new ways to minimize the environmental impact in the world of coffee production. Due to the staggering biodiversity values that are being threatened by the practice of harvesting coffee, the majority of coffee customers are unaware that "Fair Trade" and "Organic" is only half of the battle. An incredible and often unrecognized amount of work goes into the process of roasting coffee once it has been harvested and hulled. At this pivotal point in production, the notions of 'Fair Trade' and 'Organic' can go no further. Normal roasting processes create issues such as water pollution, air pollution, and unnecessary energy consumption.
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Emptiness, or shunyata, has been a topic of discussion, debate, and practice for Buddhists for centuries. It is the driving force of the Heart Sutra; the wisdom encapsulated in Nagarjuna's Middle Way; the foundational element of Tibetan philosophical schools and tantric practice. Wisdom's range of books about emptiness come from teachers and scholars whose mastery on the subject both illuminate the topic for all, and contribute to an engaging discussion that deepens understanding in a modern context.
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When I first welcomed him to our classroom back in September, "G" warned me, in all his toughness, "there's nothing you can do to make me like school". I was taken aback by his statement, but instantly took it as a challenge. We struggled the first several weeks as we got to know each other. He had to learn to trust me, while I had to figure out what set him off.
I learned quickly that G had two huge issues: divorced parents and what looked to me like dyslexia or dysgraphia. Which of the two? I'm afraid we never got to that. Although G had been referred to I & RS last year, all he got this school year was two marking periods of tutoring! I had him in my lowest reading group, gave him extra time at writing conferences, and tried different tactics for getting him through his literacy difficulties. (Classroom teachers are not necessarily equipped to address the needs of dyslexia and dysgraphia, unfortunately.) I also had to muster up some serious patience, especially at the beginning of the year, during his outbursts which involved shoving furniture, throwing school supplies, and trying to engage me in arguments. His little face would turn red, he would huff and puff, he would cry. He would tense up and pinch or squeeze his arm. ( I later recognized this as his attempt to control himself.)
I knew, of course, he acted out of frustration. He lived with his mother one week, his father the next. G clearly had a preference for his dad's place. I could easily tell on a Monday morning whose week it was, by the angry look on his face. His family situation, coupled with his learning difficulties, made for a very angry little boy.
As the year progressed, G did get better academically and socially. He did very well in math. He contributed very thoughtfully to classroom discussions. And although his independent reading ability was well below grade level, he developed a desire to read. I often found him engrossed in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, which took him way longer than his peers, but held his attention. He eventually overcame some of his distaste for school. His classmates often teased, "See?!! You DO like school!" He learned to curb his emotional outbursts and he practiced self-calming techniques.
I know we should have done more. As much as I advocated for G, my school was not able (or willing?) to address his needs more appropriately. Some forms were filled out, a few questionnaires completed, and ONE meeting held to discuss his case. By the end of the year, his case was left... open? hanging? in limbo?
G left for summer vacation a week earlier than his classmates, while I was still grading benchmark tests. He said "Bye Miss!" as he took off at the end of his last day, and that was that. My eyes later filled up at his response to a persuasive writing prompt, where he was to explain why our school is the best in town:
Also the techors here cold relle chang a person. Like me befor I cam to this school. I hated being in school. However, the techors changed me. I still don't like school but now I can't sae I hate going and being in school. Also the techers are alway fair about stfo.
This is the "stuff" that makes me want to do better.
Bilingual thoughts on life, language, learning, and all things Latina.
Monday, June 27, 2011
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Cassy, thank you for sharing this story. Little moments like these are reminders of why educators are among the most important people in the world.
- July 27, 2011 at 9:47 AM
- Candis said...
So true! I am so excited to find your blog and have added it to my list of bilingual/dual language teacher blogs over at www.iteachduallanguage.blogspot.com!
- July 5, 2012 at 9:04 AM
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It drives me a little crazy whenever I hear authors state that their job is to write the best book possible, and that's all they have to do.
The "that's all they have to do" part is what drives me crazy. In this competitive marketplace, the more the author can do to promote the book, the more books they will sell. Period. You can argue with that, but you'd be an idiot to try.
But the "write the best book possible" is something I agree with 100%.
Of course, the concept of "good" is a subjective one. One person might like something, the other may hate it. The author has little control over that. But the author does have the power to understand the genre they're writing in, and the ability to deliver on reader expectations according to some standardized storytelling mechanics.
If you write recognizable, conventional prose in a popular genre, your chances of getting published increase dramatically. I'd go so far as to say that the reason there are so many writers getting rejected isn't because they suck. It's because their work isn't focused enough to appeal to key demographics that publishers actively sell to.
Know your market, and you have a much better shot at selling your book.
This just happened yesterday to a close friend of mine. I'll name him if he allows it, but we'll call him HP.
HP labored in obscurity for years, writing a lot of unpublished stuff.
Then he wrote a damn good thriller, and landed an agent and now a great publisher. He called his shots, and hit what he called.
Congrats HP, we always knew you had it in you.
But HP's success story isn't one based on fairy tales and lottery wins. Was luck involved? Hell yeah. But craft, study, and deliberation paid a huge part.
HP immersed himself in the thriller genre. He attended the conventions. He met and befriended authors. He read extensively. He wrote hundreds of thousands of words of mediocre prose to hone his craft. He learned about the industry, and how it worked.
Then he wrote a thriller using everything he learned. He wrote. And rewrote. And edited. And rewrote. And rewrote. And edited. And rewrote. Until he had something that his peers generally agreed was publishable ("good" being subjective, but I certainly thought it was good.)
In short, he demystified the publishing process, and found his place within it.
But it doesn't end there for HP. Getting a publisher is just the beginning. His "good story" will hopefully be embraced by the unwashed masses, and they'll like it so much that they talk about it and buy copies for each other.
Agents, editors, and publishers believe they know what will sell. But they still fail all the time. Ultimately, the public determines what will sell, by buying it.
Writing a good story plays a part in that.
Sure, there's coop money, and ad campaigns, and discounting, and lots of ways for a publisher to push a book. But the book still has to be worthy of the push.
Make sure your book is worthy.
All too often, writers dwell on telling the story they want to tell.
Maybe writers should take a step back and ask themselves:
What is this story trying to do?
Who is this story for?
Will this story satisfy the intended reader?
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George Strait and Garth Brooks: America's Favorite Country Musicians
An annual poll has confirmed what many people already knew: King George Strait and Garth Brooks are America's favorite country stars.
According to the Harris Poll, an unscientific polling of a couple thousand Americans conducted this July, the King sits at the very top of the list of most-loved country singers. Strait even made it into the Top 5 of the overall music list -- an impressive feat for any country artist. And the competition was steep, too -- Strait is ranked among Led Zeppelin, Beyonce, Elvis and the Beatles.
Brooks is the only other country act that made the Top 10 in the Harris Poll. He sits at No. 7, but he isn't alone -- he's tied with the Eagles and Neil Diamond.
This year, the list finds a lot less country than in previous years. Tim McGraw has dropped off the list, as have Rascal Flatts. Alan Jackson has also made the Harris Poll rankings in previous years, but failed to make it as a fave in 2014.
The Harris Poll has started to break down their findings by demographics. Senior citizens seem to usually pick the same country artist as their No. 1, and that age range finds Willie Nelson as their favorite musician.
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The crop markets showed early Thursday strength. The U.N. Food &; Agriculture Organization (FAO) reduced its prediction for 2014 small grain carryout approximately 2 percent overnight, which probably supported the crop markets. When combined with talk that the storm system now moving across the Great Plains will bring strong winds with it, thereby posing a danger to drying corn stalks, traders viewed the news as supportive of corn prices. December corn futures inched up 1.0 cent to $4.40 just before lunchtime Thursday, while May added 1.0 cent to $4.6075/bushel.
The soy complex built upon Wednesday night gains. Although the FAO's small grains report didn't apply to soybeans, it also seemed to encourage bulls in the legume market. Talk of the Corn Belt may also have sparked buying, since it could cause significant delays in the soybean harvest. November soybeans surged 10.5 cents to $12.8425/bushel late Thursday morning, while December soyoil bounced 0.58 cents to 39.96 cents/pound, and December soymeal ran up $3.5 to $415.2/ton.
The ongoing wheat rally persisted Thursday. The FAO's forecast of a lower global small grains carryout next year very likely encouraged fresh wheat buying this morning. That seems especially apt in the current environment, where so many interests are apparently seeing vigorous export demand boost golden grain prices. December CBOT wheat advanced 9.0 cents to $6.95 bushel just before lunchtime Thursday, while December KCBT wheat gained 4.75 cents to $7.5925, and December MGE futures climbed 8.25 cents to $7.55.
Cattle futures proved rather weak in early Thursday trading. The lack of USDA information continues hampering the livestock markets, with many traders apparently opting to stand aside at this time. Still, there are private sources of information available (for a price). Wire service sources suggest pessimism about this week's cash market outlook is weighing upon CME prices at this point. December cattle futures slipped 0.05 cents to 131.77 cents/pound around midsession Thursday, while April sank 0.25 cents to 134.67. Meanwhile, November feeder cattle slid 0.32 cents to 165.87 cents/pound, and January sagged 0.35 to 165.42.
Hog futures moved mostly higher before noon. Again, the lack of USDA news is very likely limiting activity in the hog pit. Still, talk of steady prices at the various country markets probably supported CME prices. We also suspect wholesale pork prices held up well Wednesday. December hog futures rallied 0.70 cents to 86.87 cents/pound in late Thursday morning action, while April lifted 0.52 cents to 89.72.


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DEAR ABBY: I have been separated for three years and am now going through a divorce. I have started a new relationship, and, for the first time, I know what being in love feels like.
"Mason" is a remarkable man with many great qualities. However, when we go to my friends' parties, they often make comments and belittle him because he didn't graduate from college. Mason is a security guard. It doesn't bother me, but I feel bad when people ask him why he didn't become a police officer "instead."
My friends are all professionals who married other professionals. They don't realize that they can sometimes be snobs. I don't know how to approach this subject without getting into an awkward confrontation. Mason's feelings were hurt before by a prior girlfriend whose family and friends thought he was a loser because he's a security guard.
I love him and want this to work. Why do I let other people's comments affect me? And how can I approach them about this matter? -- UNHAPPY IN NEW YORK
DEAR UNHAPPY: You may be affected because your friends are unable to see the wonderful qualities in Mason that you do. Please understand that they may feel they are trying to look out for your best interests after what has to be a traumatic disappointment -- the long, depressing slog through your divorce. If your friends persist in making comments to Mason about his job, you should ask them to please stop because they are making both of you uncomfortable.
However, I would be remiss if I didn't caution you: After someone has experienced a divorce, it is not unusual to experience a rush of adrenaline -- a kind of "high" -- during the next relationship. While it seems idyllic, the problem is that it usually doesn't last, which is why rebound relationships often don't work out. This is not to imply that there is anything wrong with Mason, only that you would be wise to take your time before rushing into another marriage.
DEAR ABBY: I want to be at home on Christmas! Am I so bad? Every year, my mother-in-law pushes us to be at her house on Christmas. My husband and I have even discussed this issue with a marriage counselor. Together, we agreed to always be in our home on Christmas Day. I am happy to have my in-laws over, but not bothered if they choose not to come.
My husband talked to his mother, and everything was worked out last year. However, when I told him she was starting up again, he got mad at me! It makes me sad that he is more worried about pacifying his mother than making memories with me.
I want to fix dinner and do special things in my home because I didn't have that when I was a child. Am I so terrible to want that? She had her time. Now I want my time. -- WANTS MY TURN IN NORTH CAROLINA
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Three Square Market in Wisconsin will be offering implants of microchips to their employees. 32M CEO Todd Westby is quoted by WXYZ saying "Eventually, this technology will become standardized, allowing you to use this as your passport, public transit, all purchasing opportunities, etc."
Though the company says the chip is optional, those who opt in for the chip in their company will be able to make purchases in the break room, open doors, login to computers, and more using the access coding that is set up in the chip.
The report from WXYZ shares that the chip will be implanted in between the thumb and forefinger in the skin, and they are expecting at least 50 people to sign up.
Though it probably is some sort of future-happening that may eventually be a requirement in the future, I know personally, I'm totally not okay with having tech implanted into my body that is for my job.
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SANTA CLARA — Looking for some overtime? Have a gun and a badge? Want to get paid for soaking in the atmosphere of a San Francisco 49ers game?
You're in luck: With Levi's Stadium set to open next summer, Santa Clara officials are looking to hire 120 police officers for stadium duty.
The pay for the part-time gig is $55 an hour. The cops will be needed only during the Niners' 10 to 12 home games each year, plus big special events such as concerts, college football games and, oh yeah, the 50th Super Bowl in 2016.
The Santa Clara Police Department will put some of its officers on 49ers duty, too. But the number of cops needed to patrol the 1.9-million square foot stadium and the surrounding streets is more than the 150-member department can provide while still laying down the law throughout the rest of the city.
So many Niners cops are required, in fact, that the City Council on Tuesday approved $200,000 in contracts for two outside firms just to perform background checks on candidates.
The officers' pay will not be cheap, either. Although city officials did not disclose the total stadium law-enforcement budget, the full roster of outside officers would cost $6,600 an hour, or $52,800 for an eight-hour day.
The money for the background checks and the officers' pay will come from stadium revenues and not from the city's $31 million budget that funds crime fighting.
The city will hold the candidates to the same standards of regular police officer hires, and the stadium cops must be either employed at a law enforcement agency or retired from one. Officers are expected to apply from the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office and other Bay Area agencies, which have a combined pool of several thousand active officers.
Security at the $1.3 billion suburban stadium, in a city where the crime rate is relatively low, will be a big concern after high-profile violence the last few years at San Francisco's Candlestick Park.
Fans there have reported booze-fueled brawls, stabbings and shootings, most notably during a 2011 preseason game against the Oakland Raiders that led to the end of the annual cross-bay exhibition series.
Last month, a fan from Hayward who witnesses said appeared intoxicated fell to his death from an elevated walkway.
In addition to preventing and breaking up fights, the Levi's Stadium officers will direct traffic, make sure vehicles are not parked illegally, look out for DUIs and haul unruly fans to a jail being built below the stands.
"I believe it's very important that we have sufficient staffing levels during these events to ensure safe and enjoyable experience for all attendees," Police Chief Mike Sellers told council members.
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I have to admit that I am a bit of a Food Network junkie, I love just about everything out it. So, when I heard that 2 Food Network stars were coming to town I was thrilled to have been able to get tickets, Thanks to Gina!
If anyone watches Iron Chef you will know Kevin Brauch, the on the floor man who updates everyone on what is happening also the host of The Thirsty Traveler and Bob Blumer star of Glutton for Punishment and the Surreal Gourmet. Kevin and Bob struck out on a 5 city tour to share behind the scene moments from both of their shows, display their talents mixing drinks and cooking and to share great stories from their careers. What a night!
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It was hard watching the Canucks falter last night. It was even harder seeing so many fans lambast them to Timbuktu. For me, I have invested so much of my passion with this team, as many of you out there have. Although the level hasn't always stayed steady at all times, I've had down turns as well, I have always loved this team. And in their toughest hour in the 2015 playoffs, I'm still here. Although it just got tougher with two regulars out of the line-up, and an uphill battle of being down 3-1 in the series, I will be waving the towel and cheering the boys on.
If the hockey team is reflective of the support at Rogers Arena, the team is then, at the equal level. Yes, Friday was a great display of support, but the Wednesday before that, was very sub-par. I know it's hard Vancouver, to have to cheer for something before it even gets started, but it seems we have lost our enthusiasm of our self-professed love for our hockey team. At times, I have felt, many in this fan-base seem entitled when it comes to the success of the Canucks. Success and respect is earned, and as a fan base, we still have a lot of earning to do.
- The level of anger that goes on when the Canucks lose, even a regular season game, have half the fans wanting to blow up the team. It could have been a solution, had Mike Gillis not given so many players NTCs in their current contracts, but it's not the reality. Not everyone is a Jason Garrison and would wave to be moved to anywhere to help out the team. It's difficult to expect a full rebuild when you have to keep members of the old core around and have to transition around that. It's possible to have small steps to success as we have seen here this season, but you can't expect a full blown rebuild. Besides, who wants to be Edmonton and be rebuilding for a decade? *wink*
- Hindsight is 20/20. Everyone is an expert when things go wrong or if things go right. I do it too. This season, I bitched for so long about Weber to be put on the PP. It didn't matter which unit, but when the Canucks had him on the 1st unit and their scoring became viable again, I was doing the biggest "I told you so!" peacock boast. It's happening now with the playoffs, but that's the thing. We really don't know. We really don't know what is happening and why they are playing the way they are. It's just one of those things.
- Going after your own fan-base on a personal level because you disagree on something . One thing to disagree and discuss, it's another to down-right degrade. I've been part of a Canucks discussion board for years, and I see 'men' in their middle age act like juvenile delinquents if someone doesn't see things their way. There is something about hockey that brings out the best and the worst out of people.
- #TeamLack #TeamMiller- perhaps if Canucks fans stood more in unity with each other, especially with the tough losses, instead of dividing the camps like this season did with "Goalie Teams". I haven't been a big fan of Kevin Bieksa in years. He hasn't been that guy we had in 2011, since, well, 2011. None of the guys are, but he's definitely dropped off the most since the Cup run of the remaining players. But I know he is going to be a part of this team, unless he says otherwise. So I'll just complain about the plays he misses or makes instead of how I am #TeamTanev. Don't you remember? We are all Canucks.
- Higher expectations since the Canucks did finish 2nd in the Pacific and both LA and San Jose did not make playoffs. The Canucks have brought their game more often than not when the big teams are across the ice and perhaps the Canucks and this fan base still see Calgary as a more inferior team. The thing is, Calgary knows what the Canucks can do and they came to play. I think the Canucks still haven't gotten that Calgary is actually for real. – That's ok. It happens. Cinderella does make the ball too.
This season, the Canucks have exceeded my expectations. I was thinking they were sneaking into the playoffs. I didn't expect them to be as good as they have been. A lot of that has to do with making steps towards the right direction and that's the goal, moving forward. It's ok to stumble. In fact, I'd rather they do, so they can fix the stumble and not do it again. So in year 1 of new management and coaching staff, let them stumble. Just don't be that asshole parent that chastises them for it but not offer any real support for them not to do it next time.
They are down 3-1. They have been kicked down enough. Lift them up and cheer them on. Who knows, it might fuel them to another game, or maybe two. But I do know one thing, it will make it easier for them to try. A little support goes a long way, even for millionaire hockey players. Pump some tires, pat some backs and wave those towels. GO CANUCKS GO!


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Though the Raiders are likely to make one final push to get Palmer to renegotiate in lieu of trading for the Seattle Seahawks' Matt Flynn, Palmer will continue to resist any such overtures, according to a person informed of Palmer's thinking.
The person, who spoke to USA TODAY Sports on condition of anonymity because all talks were to remain private, said the Arizona Cardinals and San Francisco 49ers are atop the list of Palmer's preferred new employers.
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Yahoo! Sports reported this week that Palmer recently turned down a $3 million pay cut from his $13 million base salary. It was an indication Palmer has no desire to return to Oakland, where he's gone 8-16 as a starter.
The person informed of Palmer's thinking said nothing has changed, and Palmer will resist even a minimal pay cut.
The Cardinals would allow Palmer at least a chance to be a starter. Arizona cut Kevin Kolb earlier this month and have Brian Hoyer, Drew Stanton, John Skelton, and Ryan Lindley on the roster.
But Palmer's willingness to possibly make a short trip across the Bay to San Francisco, where he would back up Colin Kaepernick, reveals his desire to be on the roster of a contending team. Palmer has enjoyed just two winning seasons in nine years with the Raiders and Cincinnati Bengals. Both were in Cincinnati.


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Robert Anae's job looks easier today than it did a year ago.
BYU's offensive coordinator returned to Provo last season singing an optimistic tune about installing a "go-fast, go-hard" offense after a stint with Rich Rodriguez at Arizona.
Installing it, Anae warned, would not be easy. "This isn't a sprint, but a marathon," he told reporters.
Anae sold it to his boss, BYU coach Bronco Mendenhall, and pitched it to players, vowing to get the offense to practice and play with the same intensity as the defense.
Structure, he believed, dictated behavior. Hard work with exactness hatched attitude; the mixture of both meant discipline in execution, which, in turn would bring confidence and swagger.
In front of alumni, Anae put his offense through the paces in the final practice of spring camp last Friday. It looked a lot different than a year ago when he had only a few linemen available to practice during the spring. It looked much different from last August. The pace, sound of pads, exactness and rhythm of the read-option looked much improved from last October. The passing accuracy of QB Taysom Hill and performance of his receivers with timing routes looked better than even the week before.
Time. System maturity. Stronger on-field leadership and attention to details. This isn't the same offense — in terms of potential — that fans saw last September. It's better.
To put it succinctly, it looked more crisp.
Hill still has a ways to go — so does his protection. But the choreography is far more polished than a year ago.
Twelve months ago, Anae announced his design and went to work. But he didn't have the pieces or experience.
The wheels began to move last spring, but the coach didn't have the offensive line in place to run it. It was a fragile and banged-up bunch that needed Anae's swagger. His quarterback was fresh off knee surgery and basically had just three games worth of experience. His receiving corps was decimated midway into the season and O-line injuries mounted weekly. Confidence, continuity and chemistry were challenges.
After running a school-record number of plays — the equivalent of nearly three more games — the 2013 season ended with a tuckered out, obviously fatigued squad that stumbled out of the chute at the end of the regular season at Nevada and couldn't finish against Washington in the bowl game.
So concluded year one of the Return of Anae.
Now, he just finished his second spring practice in this new era. What's the difference?
Structure dictates behavior.
As a strong-minded, physically demanding man, Anae has tried to stamp his personality on his offense. You could see it in that last practice.
Anae knows Hill has elite legs, and he designed spring practice to get his passing arm to match that trait. Anae knows the teams that defeated the Cougars stacked the box and dared his offense to hurt them with the pass. Thus, pass game work.
BYU's staff targeted recruiting to bring in wide receiver help, successfully signing speed, size and experience to cut acclamation time this fall. UTEP's Jordan Leslie, former Oregon speedster Devon Blackmon and JC transfer Nick Kurtz are part of that infusion.
In his final practice of spring camp, Kurtz showed how he could fill the gap left by the departure of Cody Hoffman. Some said Friday was Kurtz's best day as a Cougar.
Now a disclaimer: BYU's media access is more restrictive than it's ever been. A handful of glimpses at the end of select availability is all any outsider has had to measure and compare progress. One must rely on those few peeks and reports from coaches and players.
After the spring game, Anae made the statement that if you punched last year's offensive line, it'd fall down and not get back up, but that this year's version would jump back up and duke it out. Receivers coach Guy Holliday is on record saying the Cougar passing game is significantly better than a year ago, and linebackers coach Kelly Poppinga said the 2014 offense is light years ahead of 2013 coming out of spring.
That's all hype until BYU meets UConn in the season opener at the end of August.
But if what was on display in the final practice is any evidence, Kool-Aid pitcher, meet glass with ice.
This is not your 2013 BYU football team.
It is better because Anae's players have grown into a system that has evolved.
Dick Harmon, Deseret News sports columnist, can be found on Twitter as Harmonwrites and can be contacted at [email protected].


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So I went back and replayed the entire Assassin's Creed series so far and I was contemplating on what the main charecter: Ezio, said about The Assassin's Creed. so I wondered What does Think Atheist think of The Assassin's Creed? "Nothing is True, Everything is Permitted."
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it is surely false that "Nothing is true"
That's surely true. The statement "Nothing is true" is an oxymoron as it relies on truth in the first place, it cuts off the branch upon which it sits. The kind of postmodernism you have explained is nothing but self important, prancing, multisyllabic vacuous nonsense. Obscurantism defined... It's an attack on common sense and clarity.
Not much!
Tenchu was way better.
"Everything is permitted" is a concept explored by fatalist Ivan Karamazov, which character Dostoevsky counterbalanced by the character of Ivan's youngest brother, Alyosha, a monk, in The Brothers Karamazov; though the two never met, the concept was arrived at simultaneously, yet separately, by Friedrich Nietzsche.
The thing is, it's along the same logical lines of "if god's gonna forgive you anyway, there's no consequence." If you're looking to justify actions based on what sort of moral guidelines you have or don't have you will. There is a stark difference between morality and integrity.
Assassin's what ?
If I take "Nothing is true" literally, then "Everything is permitted" is false!
Precisely... that's what's wrong with nihilism. They can't say anything without contradicting themselves. Even saying "nothing is true" is a contradiction. It is a disguised double negative. If "nothing is true" then the assertion that "nothing is true" cannot be true.
The creed? Nihilism at it's worst. But the game... cool. It's just a game for me.


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