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Bio 3155
Excellent Prof! Very hard course, but he explains concepts very well.
Great course, highly recommended. He does have his own way of teaching which forces you to attend class but if you listen carefully and take good notes, you are fine! Study off the lecture slides and ask him for help after class. He posts old tests which are very helpful.
If you are taking this course just for credits, AVOID, but if you have a genuine passion for the subject (virology), you may do well, but even then its still very hard, as he makes his Multiple choice very confusing and tricky.
Well, the course content is very tough and one needs a solid background in cell bio and molecular genetics to get that content. Prof is very simple, presents info as least confusing as possible, attending class is mandatory, take lecture notes, BEWARE: Immense amount of memorization. His MCQs are hard!!!!
Biol 3155
Good at explaining concepts but the amount of stuff you have to study and memorize is ridiculous
Loads and loads of memorization. This is the most heavy biology course I've ever taken at York. The professor needs to understand this and make the tests/exam easier (considering we have other course work on our head as well, regardless of when the test is given). The information is so detailed, and that detail is required on the tests and exams!:(
he is good at explaining the concepts in the class but does not answer the questions on the forums very well.the test questions are application based. his midterm exams were hard. his final was even harder!!
super hard exams!! study everything in the textbook and record all his lectures. and then if u are lucky, u may get B at the most!!!!
he is good at explaining the concepts but there is a lot of material to study for this course, its overwhelming at times. and the test questions are very very tricky. so watch out!!
Very good proff, very clear in what you need to memorize and what you do not need to know. Tests are fair and if you study well you will definitely get an A. He does bell curve so don't worry too much and the final is EASY. Make sure you record his lectures though because alot of the test material are from his notes.
Lots of memorization. Lectures at a good pace. Know The figures. Find interest in the course and you'll definitely do well!
He's a good professor whose very clear about what he's teaching. I found his lectures interesting. Memorization is a part of the course since he does talk about a variety of viruses. Studying straight from his notes is fine if you don't really want to read the textbook. But just make sure you still understand the figures he talks about.
He is not bad for a teacher, but his tests are too hard. if u dont like memorizing then dont take this course
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I didn't discover I was dyslexic until I was 50. After discovering our children were dyslexic my wife, wanting to support the children, took herself off to study dyslexia and qualified as an assessor. The confirmation of my own dyslexic disposition came when she used me as a guinea-pig to practise her newly acquired skills.
Thus I have made two journeys through dyslexia – my own in blissful ignorance, and a second with my children which was altogether more traumatic. I discovered the dyslexic world is full of conundrums and I have written a book about them.
For my part I am a hitherto undiagnosed adult dyslexic, schooled in the 1950s and 60s by chanting mantras of reading, writing and arithmetic in a rote fashion that suits the way many dyslexic brains learn. For many of my cohorts, life worked out, but those schooled in the experimental 70s and 80s may not have been so lucky.
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This week is Dyslexia Awareness Week and the focus is on the strengths of dyslexia. The good news for all those who have to face up to dyslexia is that we are generally individuals of higher than average IQ, born with inquisitive minds and a strong work ethic, who with diligent effort can not only learn to perform everyday tasks as well as non-dyslexics, we can go on to become high achievers.
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This was a little idea I came up with practically on a whim last Sunday. I finished the whole thing in a little under a week, and I think it turned out pretty well. Back in 2004, a dude by the name of Martin Hagwell, also known as "Märta" made a song out of the BGM from the "Forest Maze" level from Super Mario RPG for the SNES. Just recently, he remixed the song he created into a full-fledged professional sounding song, titled "Rawest Forest". After finding the song by chance last weekend thanks to a YouTube video, I took a listen, and got the idea for this movie. Mario RPG is one of my absolute favorite games of ALL time, and I know it inside and out. Those who know the game as well as I do will catch all of the references scattered throughout the animation. I also used this as a test to try out some new little tricks with animation. The good majority of the movie is frame-by-frame, and yes, I know the drawings're a little crappy (I don't have a tabley, unfortunately), but I enjoyed working on it throughout my last full week of High School (YAY), and it doubled as the final for my animation class, so that's even better! Anyway, hope you enjoy it for what it is. I certainly had a ball.
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After listening to the song a couple of times I now see why you made an animation for it. the game is amazing, the song in this flash is awesome, and it looks like you put a lot of work into this. it sure paid off! :) That said the only criticism I have is that I would have liked it if you drew some of the characters with more accuracy, some of them looked like scribbles.
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Abou Diaby and Theo Walcott (both knee) are long-term absentees.
Southampton have won their last three home games and striker Guly do Prado warned Arsenal not to expect an easy ride after scoring in Saturday's FA Cup win over Yeovil Town.
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"The win today will give us confidence for Tuesday night against Arsenal. Now we have to think about that because it's going to be another big, hard game – but we are going to play to win."
Rickie Lambert (hamstring) and Artur Boruc (back) are expected to return after missing the clash with Yeovil and Victor Wanyama (calf) could feature for the first time since early last month.
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The bridge was damaged when the fuel tanker overturned and caught fire on a lower ramp that carries traffic from Interstate 81 northbound to Route 22/322 westbound.
Penny said work on the ramp, initially expected to wrap up in September, will continue into October.
The cost of entire project, initially projected at around $10 million, has now climbed to at least $12 million, he said.
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We were very happy with our accommodation. The apartment was exactly as advertised and shown in the pictures. A terrific location very close to Broadway and not far from other great destinations. A supermarket is just up the road and on the 9th Ave so many restaurants you're spoilt for choice. It was great to be greeted by Angela who was in contact before we arrived. A good touch to get the info and low down on where we need to go and what was available to us in the apartment. I would recommend this property to anyone visiting NY and we will happily stay there again.
Took my daughter to NYC for her 21st birthday. After reading reviews/looking at lots of apt & condo's-we chose Kevin's apartment because we wanted to "experience" New York like a New Yorker & not stay in a hotel -- we were not disappointed! The apartment was clean & looks just like the photos; the walls & floors are solid-we never heard any noise from neighbors. Kevin was very prompt in all communications-we texted him upon our arrival at LGA and he met us to hand over the keys & explain the apt & made suggestions for taking the subway/buses/taxis. We used the little store on 34th to get water & snacks. We used the subway, 5 minute walk to 34th & 7th, to go everywhere-were never worried about our safety-just use your best judgement as to where you go at night. We used a taxi to/from the airport-paid about $40-42 with a tip. If you are doing a lot of sightseeing,I highly recommend the 7-day Unlimited Metro Card for $30/each person - or you can get a single card one to share & re-load as needed, but for the 5 days we were there, the unlimited is the best bargain - but you can't share it as there is a 15 minute time delay to re-swipe. As stated in other reviews, the building is dated, but the doormen & resident's we met were all very friendly & helpful. The location is convenient for Chelsea, midtown, Times Square, the High Line. The kitchen is small but functional; the living room & bedroom were larger than what you would expect for a 1-BR in Manhattan. Bed was very comfortable - you'll need to use the curtains unless you like waking up early because the sun comes in both the BR and LR windows. There is street noise but being 8 floors up - it didn't bother us. A/C worked great - it was very hot while we were there. Water pressure for shower was great & heated quickly! Quick elevators! Leave your drier at home as there is one to use; also, good supply of shampoo/bath wash unless you have to have your brand. We would definitely stay there again -- we felt it was an excellent value. We ate at a lot of different places-not one bad meal & all reasonably priced for the portion's rec'd (we shared a lot): Isabella's,Amici II in Little Italy,The View,Katz Deli,Carnegie Deli,Caliente Cab Co,Bubby's in TriBeCa, Shake Shack in Madison Sq Park,Sardi's,Serendipity (for dessert!!). This was my 3rd visit but I felt like she needed to go on a tour-we used OnBoard Tours "See It All"-Small vans with A/C & knowledgeable tour guide. The Lion King was A+! Wear comfy shoes!!
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Waukesha - A Town of Eagle woman's kindness to let an unemployed friend, named Kind, stay at her house was returned by the friend allegedly stealing her cash and jewelry.
An arrest warrant has been issued for Steven R. Kind, 43, formerly of Waukesha, who was charged Aug. 3 in Waukesha County Circuit Court with one felony count of theft for allegedly stealing thousands of dollars in jewelry from Elizabeth Kemp, W352 S7299 Highway 59.
According to the criminal complaint, Kemp informed a Waukesha County Sheriff's Department Deputy June 13 that Kemp had been staying in her basement as he had recently lost his job and "was going through some hard times."
Kemp told police she believed "Kind was using drugs and that he was displaying erratic behavior in the last couple of weeks," the complaint said.
On June 12, Kemp received a phone call from Kind's "on-again/off-again" girlfriend, Karla Knoll, who informed Kemp that Kind had admitted to her that he allegedly stole Kemp's jewelry and sold it at a pawnshop in Brookfield, the complaint said.
Kemp checked her jewelry boxes and found two necklaces, a bracelet, and two wedding rings were stolen and that money had been stolen from her purse, the complaint said. The following day she went to the Brookfield store and identified her jewelry and then reported the matter to police, the complaint said.
A deputy questioned Knoll, who said Kind called her and admitted to taking a necklace and Knoll recalled saying in response, "How could you do that to someone who is trying to help you?" the complaint said.
Knoll said Kind replied, "I gotta do what I gotta do," the complaint said.
Knoll also told police that Kind informed her that he had been kicked out of Kemp's house, the complaint said.
Police checked the pawnshop's records and found that a gold necklace brought into the store April 26 was sold to Kind for $44 and that the necklace had been melted down. Kemp said it was valued at $900. Several other items belonging to Kemp were recovered at the store.
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Outtakes from my Artistic Preaching interview6.20.14 | William Morris | 4 comments
AMV turned 10 this month so Scott Hales interviewed me for his blog Artistic Preaching. I appreciate the publicity, but am sad about the questions and answers that hit the cutting room floor. So I have decided to publish the outtakes from our interview*:
SH: What advice do you have for young Mormon writers?
WM: You know the advice to show don't tell? Ignore it. Or rather, show physical details and action and all that rather than just tell it, but make sure that you tell the reader how they are supposed to feel about each of the characters and their actions. You really need to drive home the correct interpretation of the dramatic situation to the reader; otherwise, you risk being misinterpreted. And no Mormon writer should ever be misinterpreted.
And remember: the bad guys have facial hair. Always and without exception.
SH: Can Mormon artists write tragedy?
WM: No.
SH: What do you think about the use of Twitter by Mormons aka the Twitternacle?
WM: Twitter degrades discourse because it limits thoughts to 140 characters. We are a people whose main form of literature is the 20 minute talk. Our leaders used to preach for over an hour. We are going to lose our stamina for longer form work if we continue to indulge in the quick quips and shallow thoughts of tweets. If you are serious about creating Mormon art, you should definitely not engage with the Mormon arts people of the Twitternacle. Even if some people who are part of it are incredibly amusing and interesting.
SH: What issues do we not talk about enough as a community?
WM: Rated-R Movies. The Great Mormon Novel. The lack of an audience for Mormon literature. Why Mormon artists can't write tragedy.
SH: Entertainment has the EGOT. Horse racing has the Triple Crown. Tennis has the Grand Slam. What's the Mo-lit Grand Slam?
WM: There are so few awards that I think it's hard to hinge it around them. I'm going to say that the Mo-lit Grand Slam is getting a lit-fic story published in Dialogue or Sunstone, an historical fiction novel acquired by Covenant, a YA novel acquired by a national publisher, and a short story collection acquired by Zarahemla Books all in the same year.
SH: What's with all the Mormon Science Fiction & Fantasy writers?
WM: There's the "Mormons have weird doctrine and like to discuss it and so are used to the speculative form" theory. There's the "there's actual money in SF&F" theory. There's the "critical mass of core writers which then snowballs across the community" theory. My theory is that sleep deprivation because of early morning seminary and/or other church activities and/or having children at a young age and/or going on a mission permanently changes members brains so that we are always in the slightly hallucinatory state that leads to wildly speculative daydreaming which then gets channeled into writing SF&F.
SH: What's with all the Mormon YA writers?
WM: Well, duh. It's because Mormons live in an arrested state of development and refuse to face the gritty, difficult, complex issues of adult life and so, naturally, they tend towards YA and middle grade novels both as writers and readers. Also: it's where the money is.
SH: What's with all the Mormon lit-fic writers who go apostate?
WM: They aren't apostate. They're sleeper agents among the artistic Demi-monde. You would think that they would have been triggered by the Romney campaign, but I have it on good authority that they are being reserved for a different project. It may or may not involve Neon Trees, Jabari Parker and Elder Uchtdorf.
SH: What's the greatest threat to Mormon letters?
WM: The possibility of the Brethren clarifying once and for all the policy on caffeine, thus banning Diet Coke. Production of Mormon fiction would grind to a halt within just three or four hours.
SH: What's your next project?
WM: A tragic, YA historical novel featuring Mormon sleeper agents and bad guys with facial hair that's written as a series of tweets.
*Scott didn't actually ask me these questions.
Guest Post: D. J. Butler's City of the Saints: An Irreantum Review5.29.14 | Scott Hales | 3 comments
Before Irreantum folded, I'd recruited a few people to write book reviews for what I thought would be the last issue. Among the reviewers was Emily Harris Adams, winner of the 2013 Mormon Lit Blitz. Emily was given the assignment to review D. J. Butler's City of the Saints, a Mormon steampunk novel that was originally serialized and published through Amazon. After Irreantum's no-more-ness became manifest, Emily contacted me and asked what to do with her complimentary (i.e. FREE!) review copy. I told her to keep it and forget about the review. Not wanting the book to go to waste, though, she wrote the review anyway and sent it to me to post on A Motley Vision.
So, in memory of Irreantum, I post Emily's review…with hope that the journal will find a new beginning sometime soon.
After reading City of the Saints, I couldn't quite figure out a succinct way to describe the overarching, grand picture of what I had just mentally ingested. Not until I ran into Dave Butler himself. When he asked me what I thought of his book, I said,
"It's history cake, isn't it?"
And it is. There's an unabashed reveling in the historical yumminess.
This book isn't history candy. If you are looking for something enjoyable but without density, a fun read that happens to take place in a historical setting, turn your handcart around because this is not the right place. This story is rich and indulgent but still substantive. In other words: cake.
What should the talks be about for Mormon Arts Sunday?5.12.14 | Kent Larsen | 11 comments
Our nascent annual attempt to change the way Mormons think about the arts, Mormon Arts Sunday, (a.k.a. "Wear a Black Beret to Church Day") is approaching soon! I'm trying hard to make this a "thing," and so while the whole "black beret" thing won't work for me (as this photo demonstrates), I have managed to arrange for our ward to devote its sacrament meeting on June 8th (the 1st of June is Fast Sunday, so that won't work) to the arts.
However, we do have to somehow give those who speak on Mormon Arts Sunday a subject. And since there will probably be 3 speakers, we need to divide up the subject of the Gospel and the Arts and Mormon Art into general areas—or at least select three specific topics from among the universe of possible topics. What should we say to speakers? What should they talk about?
Notes on How to Read a Poem4.3.14 | Tyler | 3 comments
In one sense, I appreciate the effort (initiated by the Academy of American Poets and institutionalized in April 1996 by President Clinton's administration) "to highlight the extraordinary legacy and ongoing achievement of American poets; [to] introduce Americans to the pleasures and benefits of reading poetry; [to] bring poets and poetry to the public in immediate and innovative ways; [and to] make poetry an important part of our children's education" (ref). Even if this official celebration of poets and poetry only happens one month out of twelve and even if people binge on poems during that month but never read another poem all year, at least poetry is being celebrated, right? I can't complain about that.
In another sense, though, I see poetry as something worth engaging every day. If America can set aside one month a year to advocate for poetry as something that can enhance and enrich "the lives of all Americans" and that "affects every aspect of life in America today, including education, the economy, and community pride and development" (ref), we should be able to make a place (no matter how small) for poetry in our everyday lives, shouldn't we? Of course, I say this as someone deeply invested in reading and writing and writing about and advocating for poetry. So I may be a little biased.
Whatever the case, and whatever your mind is about poetry and National Poetry Month (prominent poet and critic Richard Howard once called it "the worst thing to have happened to poetry since the advent of the camera and the internal combustion engine," two contraptions that distanced us from the beauty and rhythms of the earth), I thought I'd share some reflections on how to read a poem, whenever and however often you read one.
The following essay appears as the prologue in my book, Field Notes on Language on Kinship. My ideas (in the essay and in the book) are informed to a great degree by Patricia's thinking on language and were sparked by her gorgeous poem "Introduction to the Mysteries (or How to Read a Poem)." (Listen to Laura's stunning performance of Patricia's poem here.)
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Notes on How to Read a Poem
Some years ago during an undergraduate literature course, a classmate confessed the first time our reading assignment included some poems that "Interpreting poetry is not my forte." The student's confession still catches my ear. I hear her/him repeating it poetically in my mind, giving it a lyric ring that comes out more when I write the sentence as if writing a poem, splitting the line after syllable seven:
- Interpreting poetry
is not my forte.
Miltons & Shakespeares: a new direction3.31.14 | Theric Jepson | 5 comments
"We will yet have
Miltons and Shakespeares
of our own."
Orson F. Whitney
Salt Lake City, Utah
June 3, 1888
"The Mormon Shakespeare
is Shakespeare."
Terryl L. Givens
Oakland, California
March 29, 2014
Givens was speaking of the Mormon tradition of welcoming truth from all quarters, and specifically referencing something his wife had said earlier in the evening about the Lord recommending to the Saints the works of other wise men in the world. I imagine you can get the details and specific quotations I failed to jot down in their forthcoming book Crucible of Doubt.
Onto Shakespeare who, as Nick Hornby reminds me, wrote for money. Milton, meanwhile, held down a sequence of non-iambic jobs that kept him pretty busy.
Allow me now therefore to suggest a new way of looking at Whitney's thought. He did, after all, preface his famous line by saying "They [the great writers of the past] cannot be reproduced." So perhaps looking for a Mormon to "be" Milton or to "be" Shakespeare may be simply wrong wrong wrong.
Also, I'm a little tired of the Orson Scott Card model being promoted over the Darin Cozzens model, or the Angela Hallstrom model being promoted over the Heather B. Moore model. Why should writing that is designed to be commercial be valued greater or lesser than writing that exists without such concerns? Shakespeare and Milton were both great writers, both changed literature, both still matter today.
So maybe instead of stressing about the Whitney prophecy and instead of arguing over whose writing goals are more worthy, we can smile kindly and say, well, Shakespeare (or Milton), good luck out there. I'm glad someone's writing Hamlet (or Paradise Lost) while I'm working on Lycidas (or Lear). Together we're making a literature for our people. And it's going to be awesome.
Replacing Irreantum: Readership12.5.13 | William Morris | 20 comments
This post brings to an end my analysis of the barriers involved in replacing Irreantum, the now defunct literary journal of the Association for Mormon Letters.
Other installments: Scope/Positioning | Staffing/Production | Generating Submissions |Financial Models | Starting Up | Readership
This series began by me thinking through the issues related to replacing a small, now defunct Mormon-themed literary journal (Irreantum). Looking at all the challenges (and choices) involved, it's easy to see why very few are willing to take them on. But if there's a reason to do it, then it's for this — the readership. That's true of any publication, but I think it's especially true for the Mormon readership. In my experience, although the readership may be small, the actual readers are delighted to find something on the page that they can relate to. It's important, rewarding work, and if a replacement could come about that expanded the readership that Irreantum had developed, that would be a great gift to the Mormon people.
And yet, I don't want to downplay the concerns. Mormon publications have a mixed track record. There are no unqualified successes and the trail has been hard sledding the past few years for outlets that focus on fiction (Dialogue and Sunstone seem to be doing okay, but neither focuses primarily on creative work). Literature has long been in last place in terms of attention from the Mormon Studies crowd. And what readership there is seems to me to be fragmented along several axes in relation to content appropriateness; genre-literary; types of narrative art (fiction, essay, poetry, film, theater); socio-cultural experiences (Mormon corridor – diaspora); cultural aspirations (deseret school – missionary school); etc. more
Replacing Irreantum: Starting Up12.3.13 | William Morris | 6 comments
This is a continuation of my analysis of the barriers involved in replacing Irreantum, the now defunct literary journal of the Association for Mormon Letters.
Other installments: Scope/Positioning | Staffing/Production | Generating Submissions | Financial Models | Starting Up
There's such a wide range of factors involved in starting up a successor to Irreantum that I almost didn't do this section, but there are a few items to think about in relation to starting up a Mormon literary magazine/journal that I decided I had something to say about.
Irreantum Assets: I'm not sure what all these would be, but at the very least there's the Irreantum name itself and associated domain name [irreantum.org, which was never utilized for much]. But there may also be electronic files for previous content and those archives (and I don't how extensive they are–it'd be awesome if there are electronic files that go all the way back to the beginning) could be leveraged for some value. Of course, anyone who wanted to put together a successor to Irreantum would need to put together a proposal for the board of the Association for Mormon Letters. I don't know enough about the situation to say whether or not building on the bones of Irreantum is a good idea, but it may be worth exploring.
Minimal Start Up Costs: A domain name and a year of web hosting will cost about $100. Depending on the web development skills of the start up team, you may need to add on a premium WordPress (or other free CMS) theme as well as premium. Prices can vary, but a good premium theme can be as low as $40. That's the minimum. Let's say you want to produce 4 issues (I think 6-12 would be better) and pay for cover art (which is a good idea). In my opinion, $100 a cover is the minimum you should pay. And then let's say you publish 6 pieces per issue and pay a token average payment of $20 per work. That's $400 for a year's worth of covers and $480 for content. Or say you were willing to pay 3 cents a word and averaged about 4,000 words per story/essay. That would make for 24k words per issue and 96k words total for the year at a total cost of $2,880. That's all without paying for layout or editing or any additional services or advertising. But let's say you operate under the exact submissions model as Irreantum and run a contest. For first, second and third place, Irreantum provided $300, $200 and $100. Assuming you'd do both fiction and essay, that's $1,200 a year.
Crowdsourcing: One way to cover the start up costs would be to crowdsource them using something like Kickstarter or Indiegogo. The beauty of crowdsourcing is that you are essentially pre-selling subscriptions. The genre community has found some success in funding anthologies and/or a year's worth of issues of a magazine. Such a campaign could also test whether there is a readership for the magazine. The thing is, though, that Mormon fiction projects don't have a great track record of being funded via a crowdsourcing campaign. Another barrier is that because crowdsourced campaigns rely on a variety of deliverables to gain traction, often a print product is involved and print versions can quickly eat up funding. On the other hand, it's easy to see why crowdsourcing is attractive to those looking to kickstart magazines or (more often) anthologies. Let's say a magazine was able to offer a good range of virtual incentives (no print version) from $5 to $30 and average $15. If you could attract 150 funders (which, make no mistake is a lot in the world of Mormon fiction — it's certainly no given, but it's doable), then you'd have $2250 to work with. That's enough to pay for some covers and token payments to contributors as well as for basic webhosting. On the other hand, what happens if the Kickstarter fails? That can suck the air out of a project. An audience for a fiction publication especially can take a long time to build as potential readers (as well as potential contributors) wait and see if they like the editorial direction of the publication (or just see if the thing is going to make a go of it).
Recruiting Volunteers: based on my experience, here's how to effectively recruit volunteers.
- Have a system in place to manage the work being done. Note that email + attachments is not a good system. Also have a style manual and production manual.
- Create a defined list of positions along with the job duties and expected time it will take to do the job well.
- Make sure a few of the positions can accommodate a fair number of volunteers just in case they appear (for lit pubs, that's often slush readers and copyeditors). These are folks who can grow into other positions (either through experience or the ability to commit more time to the cause).
- Provide training.
- Have people in charge who are responsive and friendly.
Social Media: use it. It's a must in this day and age. You don't have to be prolific, but you should be consistent in posting, interact with your followers and have a point of view/unique voice. I'd say that Twitter and Facebook are the place to start, but I'd also play with Pinterest and Google+.
That's all I have to say in terms of starting up a successor to Irreantum. Any othe analysis would be in response to specific efforts. What did I miss?
And with that, we have one more to go in the series: Readership.


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We will not leave till Monday but that's okay. I love my Valentine's Day present. I can't wait.
Boo! Hi Leaky, hope everyone is doing well!
Never play leapfrog with a unicorn.
HI HUFF!!!! I miss you!
I woke up this morning sneezing and a running nose. Their was dog hair everywhere. I know it was from Bridgette because it was white but it was everywhere. I guess the furnance has been running more so it has blown the dog hair. So the first thing I had to do was sweep and vacuum. I still need to finish dusting but at least the sneeing has stopped. This is the second time this has happened in the last couple of months. When Einstein was alive, I had to take allergy pills everyday. Since my boxers are short hair dogs, they usually don't bother me too much. The last time this happened, I thought I had a cold until it went away so quickly.
Jennifer brought one of her clients by yesterday. Evidently he had a good time since he did not want to leave. He liked sitting at my table and talking. He was 40 but looked 25. When they first came, I thought it was one of my son-in-law's friends. They looked a lot alike. I was glad my table was cleaned off so we could sit comfortably.
I need to go to the store today. Sunday a new winter storm is coming. I am worried about the freezing rain. We usually get about 8 inches the first of March. It usually doesn't stay around long. Goodness I thought today was March 1. I am losing the days. I need to look at my phones and equipment more often. At least the TV is telling me what day it is. Need to check out when Nascar programs come on.
I have the keys. Now I need to switch the electricity, gas and water service to my parent's name. I didn't get the keys until almost 5 PM. I hope I can switch service from the former owner to my parents on a weekend.
The flooring people are due in on Monday.
Once they are finished I can get the movers in.
Then, I will need to switch the cable and telephone service.
I'm writing this as a reminder to myself.
Lady Hawke Great news! Things are beginning to pick up speed. Presumably you will be looking for another medical practice for them to attend once the move is accomplished?
Lady Hawke: Hope things work out in good order for the rest of the move.
When I was out and about today I thought I was making good time till I found that my watch was on the fritz and
finally quite working. Just ordered a new on from amazon.
No, there will be no change in medical practice. They are moving from one location to another in the same town. They will still be covered by the same services. They are moving less than 5 miles, just from the west edge of town to the east edge of town. I really don't think his medical care has changed enough to be the cause of his deterioration. He has been followed by the same doctor for six years. This is the day he went into the hospital six years ago with pneumonia and was also diagnosed with congestive heart failure and Parkinson's Disease. You may remember the long hospitalization when both my parents were in the hospital at the same time and he almost died. Under the care of his current doctor he came home and improved enough to be able to go on all those vacations. My mother saw the doctor last week and we discussed my father as well. He said the biggest component of what is happening to my father is that he has given up. That is what they were telling us at rehab, that his inability was in his head, not in his physical weakness. I know he has been willing himself to die. He started vocalizing it out loud during the night when we were out of town for the first of those four funerals we attended this summer. I lay there in the dark in the hotel room and listened to him plead with God to let him die, all night long.
We are just south of the freezing rain line. Earlier today we were in the freezing rain line. So, we will have no idea what will happen until the storm has passed.
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Ironsos That was interesting. Seems fans are still changing things around.
I am resting. I had decided that I was not going to the store today but……….a winter storm warming came over the TV. This was a winter storm watch but guess they have finally updated things. Now instead of a couple inches of snow, we are getting the usal at this time of year- from 8 to 12 inches. May have freezing rain which is what I worry about since I am total electric. I still have my fireplace but the son-in-law would not hook up the gas since he was afraid of carbon minoxide poisening. Remember I closed off the downstairs and he said I was no longer open enough to use it. One thing or another. I closed the downstairs off so my electric bill would not be so high. As it is, it was $365 this month. That is what it used to be for my budget amount for gas plus the electric. I only have one more month with high electric bill.
Anyway I have my month's supply of dog food.
Lady Hawke I hope the move will put your Dad in better spirits.
It is currently 70 F (21 C) here. We have been added to the Winter Storm Warning that is effecting MM and COOL G. A WARNING means there is a storm coming and they expect you to be hit by a significant Winter Storm. Nevertheless, we have been bypassed by many a 100% chance winter storm. We are to get accumulations of 1/4 inch (6.35 mm) to 3/4 inch (1.905 cm) of ice and sleet. If that really were to happen we would be seeing scenes like occurred in Atlanta a few weeks ago.
I simply don't see how it can happen. It is so warm here right now I don't see how the ground can cool enough to accumulate any ice at all.
I took the day off from the house duties. Tomorrow I will measure the kitchen cabinets for shelf paper and cut it tomorrow night while waiting for the ice storm to hit.
In truth I would not mind a day off from school because I am going to take it anyway. If we had the day off then I would not be taking an official "non-work day". I don't want enough to make it impossible for me to get around if I need to visit any utility offices to get the electricity, water and gas service transferred to my parents name. Right now the house is fully served and the original owner is paying for it, just as my parents paid for the service the first weekend after their house closed and the new owners took possession last summer.
We went to see GRAVITY this afternoon. It served to support the terror my daughter and I feel about space travel. Sandra Bullock carried the show almost single handed. George Clooney was about for a bit and probably had five times as many lines as she did but she was on screen almost 100% of the movie, 75% of it alone. Acting without anyone else there is a high accomplishment. So, although I would count the movie as an action adventure, it was also a very introspective look at an actress, lots of silent character development.
Lady Hawke Do not let the warm weather of yesterday give you a false sence of it can't happen. Yesterday I did go shopping and had to take my coat off before I got back home. This morning the temp is just a little below freezing but their is ice on the ground. It is not raining but more of a mist right now. They have updated the amount of ice accumulation we will be getting. Funny enough the area south of us is getting more accumulation than we are. Of course the snow amount has been up too. This does not surprise me. I think I said several days ago that we usually get 8 inches of snow or more around the first of March. Thank goodness it does not stay around long.
GRAVITY just came out on DVD. I thought about getting it but decided I would wait. I have too many extra bills that come during the first of the year to buy any extra's.
I saw Gravity too. Sandra Bullock has done it again with a great performance. She is the only one on screen and you hardly even notice. I enjoyed it a lot.
This time when I let the dogs out it was light. So I went out on the porch and slid my foot along the steps. Yes they had ice on them. It has not really rained or come down as ice but it is mist. So I have done everything I could think of to get prepared. Made sure all the flashlights worked, filled my oil lanters and have them sitting on my table. Also found the lighter and made sure it worked. Have the electric company number handy. I have to call because for some reason they will repair the lights across the street but mine are on a different transformer so they forget me. I have my phone and Kindels on charge. Now I need to wash my dishes even though there are not many.
My hot water tank is not working correctly. I noticed that the water was not getting hot for my dish water. Checked out the water heater and the green light was flashing. It flashed twice which means the temperature was too hot so it kicked off. Now I have to wait to see if it will heat the water back up now that is has cooled down. The water is not cold but not warm enough to take a shower.
Now it is sleeting. The dogs were out and started making a fuss to come in. When I let them in I could hear the ice hitting the ground. I have to sit out some mouse traps. I saw droppings as I was washing the dishes. So I had to wash everything that was on the counter. I knew I was not going to make it all winter without some coming in. Thank goodness I still have some.traps. I use the sticky kind. It seems everything hits at once.
It has been sleeting for almost an hour. Things are turning white. I am giving a narrative of the storm so when I fail to come back on you will know the electric is out. I will cook by my barbecue outdoor cooker. I can't remember what they are called. It is gas but it is out in the weather. Grill…… This is the first time it has not been under cover.
The temperature has dropped 23 degrees in the last hour and a half. It was 60 F when we left for church and is now 37 F. It is not 10 AM yet and the freezing precipitation is still five hours away. We have a steady heavy mist coming down. If the temperature does drop to 32 F or below and the mist continues we will be in trouble.
It is meant to drop to 14 F tonight and 12 F tonight. We are headed over to turn my friend's taps on to drip.
The temperature has dropped 23 degrees in the last hour and a half. It was 60 F when we left for church and is now 37 F. It is not 10 AM yet and the freezing precipitation is still five hours away. We have a steady heavy mist coming down. If the temperature does drop to 32 F or below and the mist continues we will be in trouble.
It is meant to drop to 14 F tonight and 12 F tonight. We are headed over to turn my friend's taps on to drip.
Lady Hawke I don't think we ever experience such a precipitous drop in temperature!
I have just had a narrow escape from a disappointing purchase! When I logged on to Amazon I didn't notice that the page was switched to my DS, but I did see a copy of Catching Fire with an unfamiliar image on the front, so I investigated. I discovered that this one was a special edition with 2 discs and hours of extras, costing £3 more than the version I had ordered yesterday. I moved to look at My Orders only to discover I was in the wrong account, so I swopped over and cancelled my £10 copy. I looked for the version with extras and couldn't find it until I actually sought for it by name and discovered a list of variations. I was very careful to read through all the information very thoroughly to make sure of my facts before I clicked on another pre-order request. Fortunately Amazon are very laid back about this and they do at least gain financially.
Graymayne I always try to get the disc with the most extra's. I usually have to get it in blu ray to get the most. That is why I did not buy GRAVITY yesterday. I wanted the blue ray with the most extra's. Sometimes you have to order them instead of just getting them in the store.
Lady Hawke That is how it started for me today. First drop in temp. Then the mist type that left a glaze of ice over everything. Then the sleet that really covered road and yard. Now I am waiting on the snow to come.I have put on a roast. I hope it can get done. I did forget to get carrots at the store but found a can of carrots that I can use. I rarely am without natural carrots but forgot that I used them all the last roast I fixed. It is funny. I was looking for a pound of bacon in the freezer when the roast literally fell into my hands. This will last longer than the bacon.
Cool G your roast sounds delicious. :)
We may delay our departure an extra day just to avoid the nasty weather on our way south. I'm on vacation so I don't care. :)
I will enjoy it no matter what. :)
MM Good thinking to potpone your trip because of the snow and ice. Remember the roads won't be cleared off as well as in the north. I think some of the ice has melted-not all but some. This might help when the snow comes for the tree limbs and electric lines.
You would think I was having company for dinner. I have made corn meal muffins and white beans as well as roast , potatoes, and carrots. I have fresh buttermilk to drink. I love these old fashion meals.
It is 33 F (.5555 C). It has taken all afternoon to drop the last few degrees. The rain is coming hard now.
We shopped for my MIL and my parents and delivered our purchases. Then, we went to the house to measure the kitchen cabinets for shelf paper. After looking at shelf paper I have determined what she had at the other house which she liked so much was actually a roll of wall paper. So, I think I'll find a wall paper outlet and purchase a couple of rolls of discontinued paper or remnants.
I am going to fry chicken tonight at my daughter's request. I also have some fresh asparagus.
I was out much longer today than I expected. I intended to spend much more time at home and I meant to make headway on the shelf paper. We went to early church which should have given us a quick start but we ended up making the drive across town to turn on the taps to drip. That took an hour and a half of our time. Then, we did the groceries for the grandparents and delivered them, all before we had a meal.
So, I came in and threw together a fast lunch, forget breakfast, and headed over to measure the shelves. Then, we made a fruitless attempt to purchase shelf paper. In the second store I had the epiphany that I wanted wall paper and not shelf paper. So, we finally came home and now I'm doing laundry and trying to finish melting the chicken.
I happened to catch CNN in my trawl through TV programmes this afternoon and saw the scary weather maps. Please take care of yourselves over there and stay warm and safe.
Have watched this 5 times already today and it keeps getting better. Be advised that the first 1:40 can be a
little weird. Also a couple bits with swearing.
The yard and driveway are covered with snow. I don;t know when it started as I was watching the Nascar Race.
My dinner was delicious. I have it put away in the fridge so I won't forget to put it away. I rinsed the pans but not washed them yet. When I say rinsed, I mean I have scrubbed them to get all the food off. I never leave any dishes or pans sitting with food on them. I guess this comes from making sure they were clean in the dish washer because they would sit for several days before the washer would be full enough to run. That is probably why I had so many dishes or plates. I gave both my daughters complete sets when I down sized. I still have two sets because I had one set in the camper.
Just saw Emma in a seat at the Oscars. Is she in an Oscar nominated movie?


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The Need:
Did you know there are almost 9000 Georgia children in foster care? In Gwinnett County alone, there are 519 children in care, yet only 60 county foster homes. There are additional private agency homes available, but the significant deficit of foster homes means children are often moved far away from their community and school to other parts of the state, siblings are split up or children are placed in group homes.
The Solution:
The 111 Initiative is aimed at getting churches to partner directly with their local Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS) office to recruit, train and support enough foster families to meet the need of that community. This initiative will be launching in Gwinnett County through participation of Unite! churches as a model for counties throughout Georgia. Instead of case workers struggling to find an available home when children come into care, our vision is to have 4-5 possible homes available to best suit children's needs.
Our goal is to raise a network of 111 new foster families within the next three years. These foster families will be supported by volunteers and respite providers from the local church. You and your church may not be able to change the world, but you can change the world of one child. The immediate, pressing need is for foster families and a care team of volunteers to serve them and mentor the birth families.
111 began as a conversation in the fall of 2012 with Gwinnett DFCS on how we might work with area churches to recruit, train and support 100 new foster families in the next 3 years. As we began to research other ministries around the country with similar goals, we came across 111project in Oklahoma. They generously shared their experiences…their successes and challenges and agreed to travel to Atlanta in January 2013 to speak at a Unite! Gwinnett pastor's lunch focused on foster care. Coming out of that lunch, we hoped for 5 churches that would agree to partner with us to launch this initiative in Gwinnett County. To our delight, 10 churches stepped up to join us, and 111 was born. Our goal of recruiting 100 new foster families in 3 years was increased to 111 to match the initiative.
111 Churches:
12Stone Church, Lawrenceville
Cristo Vive, Lilburn
Christ the King Lutheran Church, Norcross
Christos Community Church, Norcross
Cross Pointe Church, Duluth
Faith Presbyterian Church, Watkinsville
Fellowship Bible Church, Roswell
Friendship Baptist Church, Duluth
Grace Point Community Church, Suwanee
Grace Fellowship Church, Snellville
Graystone Church, Loganville
Hamilton Mill Presbyterian Church, Hoschton
Ivy Creek Church, Lawrenceville
Lawrenceville First Baptist Church
Loganville First Baptist Church
McKendree United Methodist Church, Lawrenceville
Mt. Pisgah United Methodist Church, Alpharetta
Norcross First United Methodist Church
North Point Community Church, Alpharetta
One Heart Church, Norcross
Perimeter Church, Johns Creek
Questview Church, Lawrenceville
Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Athens
Rising Church, Suwanee
Sugar Hill Church
Victory World Church, Norcross
Not in Gwinnett County?
Our initial launch of 111 will be in Gwinnett County. What does that mean for churches in other counties who are eager to get started? While it will take time for 111 to become established here in Georgia and able to spread to other counties, your church can dive into this ministry now.
1. Contact Promise686 to let us know that your church wants to be part of this movement. Email email@example.com
2. Identify existing foster families in your congregation and implement steps 5-8 on their behalf.
3. Pray for God to raise up one new foster family in your congregation.
4. Encourage this family as they get certified either through your local DFCS office or a private foster care agency.
5. Identify one other family who will go through the foster care certification process to become a "respite family" for your full-time foster family.
6. Identify one person to coordinate care for the foster family during their foster placement.
7. Recruit a team of volunteers who can "come alongside" the foster family and biological family during the placement.
8. Meet with a 111 team member to learn tips on organizing the support for your foster family.
Listen to Chris Bratcher, the main speaker at our Blue Ribbon Luncheon launching 111. Chris shares about his experience growing up in and out of a Christian foster home. Click here to listen to all the recorded speakers at the Blue Ribbon Luncheon.
Click here to read an interview with Ben Nockels, the founder of 111project in Oklahoma.
Click here to read an interview with D'Anna Liber, the Director of Gwinnett County Division of Family and Children Services.


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"It's not just a climate thing, but attitude. This is more Northern California than Canada. Nothing bad about that, but I think outsiders see it as yuppie, expensive and shallow."
Well, duh. Tell us something we didn't know, Rantanen. We are yuppie, expensive and shallow. Look at the place! We'd be stupid not to be yuppie, expensive and shallow. I'm writing this column in my hot tub while sipping a clever little Okanagan Pinot Gris. Life is good here.
Which is stating the obvious. Which is like telling Edmontonians that they live on an ice rink where the only thing standing between them and the frigid blasts that come roaring out of Siberia are the frozen bodies of other Edmontonians, or like telling Calgarians that their uniquely colourful city explores the full range of the spectrum from tan to cowchip. And also that both of their hockey teams suck.
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Over the years, Fishpond has had numerous requests for Fishpond styling in off-the-water items. For 2011, Fishpond answers the demand with their Sporting Club Collection. Click here to watch a video featuring Fishpond co-founder John Le Coq talking about their Sporting Club Collection with MidCurrent at the International Fly Tackle Dealer show in Denver. more
New Orvis Safe Passage Luggage
Orvis has completely revamped its Safe Passage line of luggage for 2011 more
LL Bean Offers Waterproof Carry-On Duffel
This specialized duffle backpack meets airline carry-on dimensions and accommodates a laptop, documents and other travel essentials. This is a premium sport-utility bag designed go from plane to boat and boat to plane. more
Orvis Redesigns "Safe Passage" Packs for 2011
Orvis completely redesigned their Safe Passage line of luggage, chest packs and backpacks for 2011. Tom Rosenbauer talks about the new line in the video below.
FishPond 2011 Gear Bags and Packs (Videos)
John le Coq, co-founder of FishPond, talks on video about the new gear bags and packs that will be offered by the company in 2011. Fly Fishing Gear Bags Fly Fishing Packs


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Kirsten Dunst kind of looks like a farm girl in the late 50s who is waiting for the bus to the big city and I love it. All midwestern with her mail-order catalog purse and a shirt and skirt she modified herself from one her granny made her….I mean maybe I'm reading into things too much, but style is about evoking emotion and that is what happens with this.
We love how Kirsten Dunst wore her button-down denim skirt with a retro twist. She tied a white short-sleeved blouse over it, carried her red Louis Vuitton satchel, dressed her feet with black ankle-strap sandals, and finished via two-tone retro sunglasses.
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- The Toshiba Micro-Swivel USB flash drive enables you to easily store, carry and transfer your files to access your data anywhere or anytime. At less than one and a quarter inches long, it easily fits in your pocket or carrying case or attach it to your electronic device or on your keychain with the lanyard to keep your data with ... Read more
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