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When I was a kid my dad was a consultant for Apple. I've had an Apple computer for longer than I can remember.
Here I am in '85 or '86 cruising around on a Mac.
Here's me on my first portable computer. Probably around '88 or '89. After my dad upgraded to a PowerBook (probably around '91) he gave me this computer. I used to take it to school with me as a 2nd grader. It actually had a handle on it and you could carry it like a brief case.
Here I am at the hospital for my brother's birth. This was Feb '90—I'm looking good in all white. I'll bet money that I was playing Civilization in this picture.
Fast forward some years—my beautiful Jen. We met in 2003 and got married in 2007. I love this woman.
In 2008 I was given my dream job to serve at Mars Hill Church with social media and web strategy. This was one of my first ever meetings with the creative team. Since Jesus saved me, I've been eager to tell people about him.
Above is the Resurgence volunteer team hard at work. Getting to serve with these folks has been a privilege.
I can't believe that I've been blessed to serve at Mars Hill. I'm thankful to have candid moments like these showing some of the things we're working on with Pastor Mark to great men like CJ Mahaney, Brian Chappell, Danny Aiken, and others.
Here she is at our house last Christmas. In this picture she's a couple months pregnant with our first baby.
Jen took a picture of me in the hospital as we waited for our first baby to be born. This is not a very flattering picture, but it's funny to look at the similarity to the picture of me waiting for my little bro to be born.
Here we are in the hospital with our brand new baby Violet. Jen is so excited she's texting every one she knows pictures of her.
Here's baby Violet on mommy's lap. I think she's the cutest ever… you can read about Violet here.
I'm thankful for the tools that Steve Jobs made. I'm drafting a post with some deeper thoughts that should be on the Resurgence soon.
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Upcoming Events
Graphicstudio in NYC!
November 5–9
The Park Avenue Armory
This is a ticketed event; Visit the IFPDA website for more information.
Curator's Tour
Thursday, November 6
Join us for a free Gallery Tour led by a curator of the exhibition Making Sense.
Art Thursday
Thursday, November 13
Join us for an interactive painting competition inspired by the exhibition Making Sense.
Creative Time Summit: Stockholm 2014
Friday, November 14
Saturday, November 15
Complete Schedule
The Creative Time Summit: Stockholm Screening in Tampa Bay, organized by USFCAM in collaboration with Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg, will offer an invaluable opportunity for citizens who are interested in the role of art in public life to gather, meet, discuss, debate, and make connections.
In addition to screening the Creative Time Summit: Stockholm panel discussions, USFCAM and the Museum of Fine Arts, St.Petersburg have organized panel presentations featuring local and regional artists and cultural producers who will present recent and upcoming public projects and explore issues of online privacy in art and the everyday in the age of surveillance. USFCAM and the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg invite the Tampa Bay community to join the conversation.
Artist Lecture
Thursday, November 20
French-born, Brooklyn-based artist Jules de Balincourt discusses his painting, which has been featured in exhibitions at MoMA PS1, Palais de Tokyo and the Royal Academy of Art, London.
Event co-sponsored by USF Institute for Research in Art, USF School of Art and Art History, and the French Cultural Ministry
Graphicstudio in Miami!
December 3–7
The Suites of Dorchester
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MERRILLVILLE | Centier Bank hosted its eighth annual Financial Literacy Fair for Educators on Wednesday at the Centier Centre.
Presenters included representatives from Centier, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in Washington, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Indiana Attorney General's Office and Junior Achievement.
Updated FDIC Money Smart information was available, and Angela Lyons, associate professor at University of Illinois, offered global perspective.
Centier Bank continues to promote financial literacy and capabilities through myriad efforts and annually offers findings to educators in the area.
"Increasing one's financial understanding increases one's financial capability which, in turn, increases one's quality of life." said Dian Reyome, Centier Financial Capabilities Coordinator/CRA Advocate, in a statement. "Centier is proud to offer this event and be involved in many others including Bank On Northwest Indiana and Money Smart Week."
Educators came from middle and high schools, colleges, Indiana State Teachers Association, Habitat for Humanity, McColly Real Estate, WorkOne, Gary Career Center, Youth Service Bureau, Plan Sponsor Council of America, Indiana Parenting Institute and the Food Bank of NW Indiana.
"It was so refreshing to learn about the resources literally at our fingertips to assist the families we serve and help them achieve financial sufficiency and independence," said Jena Bellezza, of the Indiana Parenting Institute, in a statement.
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Dear clients, partners and colleagues!
NS Bank has successfully worked in the Russian financial facilities market for 19 years. We actively participate in Russia's economy development, offering our services to different industrial sectors. The Bank offers a full range of up-to-date banking services, introducing information technologies innovations and new customer services.
NS Bank team consists of the experienced professionals, who have worked for many years in the Russian banking system. Due to their successful work the Bank has always found viable financial solutions for its clients, employing sometimes a creative approach to the customers. Our business is based on three key principals: efficiency, reliability and technological effectiveness. The Bank grows rapidly, constantly and has significantly improved its position in the Russia's Top-100 leading banks.
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We find and implement solutions which are optimal for every particular customer and beneficial for the NS Bank. We create new opportunities for the clients and partners, for shareholders and investors, for Bank's employees and thus to Russia. Our clients, their needs, goals and objectives are the basis of the Bank's work.
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In 2014 the Bank is keeping to the business-strategy adopted last year. We extend our work with small and medium enterprise and continue strengthening our position at the private clients banking services market. We will introduce new products and offer our clients new hi-tech and the best-quality services more actively and intensively. We still have the formation of a strong and competitive financial institution as our key strategic goal.
Our Bank's orderly and dynamic development has become possible due to the professionalism and creativity of our managers and specialists who are to face greater and larger-scale challenges in future. The close-knit team of ambitious and result-geared professionals is the formula for success in any hardest and most-complicated business.
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A marine mollusk with a coveted blood protein is shaping the way researchers treat cancer and autoimmune diseases.
Farmers' Markets Are Good for Communities…Right?
A new project at the University of Wisconsin will help farmers' markets figure out how to meet the needs of their communities.
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Why washing your food is not always the best approach.
My Wild Tech-Free American Summer
At Camp Grounded, urbanites shed devices to reconnect with nature.
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Deforestation and increased interactions between humans and wildlife are implicated in the spread of the Nipah virus.
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Learn about the concerns some people have about the practice of fracking.
Energy and a Sustainable Future
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Human Health in a Changing Climate
Public heath expert Jonathan Patz reveals some of the less obvious effects of a changing climate on our health, and offers up some ideas about how to combat climate change and improve human health at the same time.
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The amount of fish that Americans eat is a crucial variable in determining water-pollution limits, limits that may be based on outdated data in some states.
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Scientists and researchers are turning to new and innovative online funding methods to pay for their projects. And the public is buying in.
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Growing high-value crops like edible mushrooms may help forests, and forest owners, thrive.
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Get to know some of the microbes that may be in your gut.
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Californians spend over 45 billion dollars each year on health impacts due to indoor air pollution. Scientists at Berkeley Lab have identified the indoor air pollutants with the greatest health consequences, and they are now looking for ways to improve indoor air quality.
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Obama's BRAIN Initiative directs $100 million in public money toward basic brain research. But what's the goal?
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Students: $2.00
Seniors: $2.00
The Olean Sportsman Show currently does not have dates scheduled. This Olean, New York gun show is will be held at the Good Times of Olean Center and is hosted by Greater Olean Chamber of Commerce of New York.
Directions-Rte 16 to intersection with Rte 417 in Olean (Union & State Sts)Turn east on East State St. Go about 1 mile and the entrance will be on the Right. (If you get to Worth Smith Store on the right, you have gone about 50 yds too far!)
For more information about the Olean Sportsman Show contact Greater Olean Chamber of Commerce. All inquiries should be made directly to the Olean gun show promoter. Including vendors and dealers looking for tables at the gun show.
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Working at Democracy North Carolina means you are part of a small but highly productive team focused on achieving short-term results that bring about long-term change.
We are headquartered in Durham, where most of our staff lives, but we also have staff organizers who live and work in cities across the state.
Democracy North Carolina is an equal opportunity employer that goes well beyond the requirements of the law to maintain a talented and diverse staff.
Western NC Organizer
Democracy NC is hiring a Western NC organizer who will be based in or near Asheville, NC. This organizer will lead our organizing efforts in the region generally from Buncombe-Henderson-Haywood-Watauga and surrounding counties. The job requires extensive travel within Western North Carolina, as well as travel to our central office in Durham at least once per month. View the full job announcement.
We are looking for someone who: excels recruiting, training and cultivating new activists and leaders; has experience mobilizing grassroots voter registration, get-out-the-vote, and other voter actions; has the ability to coordinate coalition-building efforts with local chapters of statewide organizations; and has the ability to hire, train and supervise a team of young organizers from late May through July each year, as part of the organization's Democracy Summer program.
Our ideal candidate has, among other qualities: superior people skills and the ability to build strong relationships; superior written communication and public speaking skills and willingness to proactively seek out speaking engagement opportunities; ability to travel and work frequent evening and weekend hours; ability to work authentically with diverse constituencies and strong personalities; strong command of Microsoft Office programs and ease in adapting to new technology; and commitment to Democracy NC's mission and values, including understanding of and commitment to diversity and racial equity.
For more details on the position and information on how to apply, view the full job announcement.
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I know well many of the mega-rich and, by and large, they are very decent people. They love America and appreciate the opportunity this country has given them. Many have joined the Giving Pledge, promising to give most of their wealth to philanthropy. Most wouldn't mind being told to pay more in taxes as well, particularly when so many of their fellow citizens are truly suffering.Warren Buffett • Arguing in an editorial for the New York Times (titled, fittingly, "Stop coddling the super-rich") that Congress needs to raise his taxes and those of people with incomes topping $1 million. "My friends and I have been coddled long enough by a billionaire-friendly Congress," he writes. "It's time for our government to get serious about shared sacrifice." Wait … a super-rich guy offering more money up in taxes? Be still our hearts. And don't tell the Koch brothers … they might disagree with this stance. source (via • follow)
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I chatted with Taste of Belgium owner Jean-Francois Flechet via Twitter this afternoon. Here's our "Twitterview" in case you missed it.: [View the story "Polly's interview with Jean-Francois Flechet" on Storify]
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Saveur magazine features Tucker's in Over-the-Rhine
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What a nice story about Tucker's, the OTR restaurant that serves good diner food to absolutely everyone, in the May Saveur. What I like about Saveur is that it treats food in its cultural context, and Tucker's has such an interesting cultural context, with its mix of poor residents of the neighborhood, new residents, businesspeople […]
What I Ate this Weekend
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Let's see–I ate dinner at Sotto and a rather late hour–the only time I could get a reservation. More on that later. My only word right now is bruschetta. I went to a lovely bridal shower tea where I tried to be lady-like, but didn't quite succeed. (We played trivia and my competitive instinct got […]
A Mule Craze?
04/26/13 at 2:25pm by Polly Campbell | Comments
Having come across only two of them, I don't know if The Moscow Mule is the latest trendy cocktail. But the fact that I came across them in pretty quick succession makes me think this is a drink we'll be seeing more of. A Moscow Mule is a simple "mule" or "buck" made of vodka, […]
Local 'Chef Wanted' contestant staying here
04/26/13 at 10:07am by Polly Campbell | Comments
Lauren Brown, the local chef who competed on the Food Network's "Chef Wanted," is keeping her job at Igby's. Last night, at a party at the bar where she is executive chef, she watched herself compete with three other chefs for a job as executive chef at Nikki Beach's new location in Ibiza, Spain. She made […]
Spring Restaurant Week May 13-19
04/25/13 at 3:08pm by Polly Campbell | Comments
Eat Local Cincy, the organization of local restaurants, has officially announced their spring restaurant week for 2013. It will be May 13-19. Twenty-two restaurants will participate this year, offering special three-course menus for $33.13. It's a great chance to try a new place, such as Meritage or Primavista, Railhouse, The Golden Lamb , Jag's, La […]
Review: Steak a good bet at Binion's
04/25/13 at 1:52pm by Polly Campbell | Comments
You know the house always wins in the long run, right? Even if you do manage to beat the odds on an occasional evening at the casino, the house has ways of getting your winnings back. When you hit the big jackpot and the money starts burning a hole in your pocket, restaurants at Cincinnati's […]
'America's Best Hot Dogs' list includes 2 locals
04/25/13 at 12:33pm by Polly Campbell | Comments
The Daily Meal posted a list today of America's 35 best hot dogs. Or, two of Cincinnati's best hot dogs along with 33 more. At #13: Senate's Croque Madame (shown at left), an inspired combination of one of Avril's dogs, bechamel, poached egg and sliced ham. … The Senate changes up their hot dog menu […]
Eat Well: at Home
04/25/13 at 11:00am by Polly Campbell | Comments
I recently went for a really long time without going to the grocery store. I just didn't feel like it. If we weren't eating out, we were eating leftovers from eating out, or I was making odd meals from what I could scrounge in the refrigerator. Rice and Brussels sprouts, or pasta and bacon, or […]
Polly's Playlists: Music to Cook By
04/25/13 at 10:10am by Polly Campbell | Comments
I was asked recently what music I like to cook by, a question that I have really enjoyed thinking about. Because when you're spending some time in the kitchen cooking, it's important to get the right tunes. What I like to cook by is different than what I like to eat by–or do the dishes […]
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Dynamics AX Contractor
Seeking a contract virtual Dynamics AX Developer/ Analyst position. 6+ years of experience with AX development and functional roles. Profoundly experienced with most AX modules, tools, and development environments. Implemented systems from 100 to 3,000+ users in U.S, Canada, Mexico, and Brazil.
• Dynamics AX 4.0, 2009, 2012, R2
|Financial Modules:
-General Ledger
-Accounts Receivables
-Accounts Payables
-Bank Management
-Cost Accounting
|Operations Modules:
-Admin Module
-Human Resources
-Service Management
-Shop Floor Control
-Trade & Logistics
-Production Builder
-Master Planning
• Proficient in: X++, C#, .ASP, Java
• Familiar in: Visual Basic
Tools & Databases
• Databases: SQL Server (2005, 2008/R2, 2012), MySQL, Oracle
• IDE: Visual Studio (2005, 2008, 2010, 2012), MorphX, TFS
• Integration: XML, SOAP, REST, JSON, Biztalk, EDI, AIF
• BI/ Reporting Tools: Crystal Reports, Cognos, SSRS, SSIS, SSAS, Zap Reporting
• Web Services: WF, WCF, WPF, AIF
• Design: Photoshop, Balsamiq
Dynamics AX Developer / 2007-2013
FSI Limited
Primary responsibilities included developing solutions that ensure optimal performance and user experience as well as implementing complex, high performance enhancements using Dynamics AX.
AX 2009 to 2012 Conversion
• Converted large manufacturer with 500+ users from Dynamics AX to 2012. Migration of existing customizations from 2009 to 2012. System integration with external parties using AIF.
Role – Architecture, Development, Maintenance and Deployment. Code Versioning
AIF/ EDI for Trade & Logistics Project
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Role – Lead Developer, Database Designer
Legacy AS400 Conversion to AX
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Role – Lead Developer, Requirement Analysis, Architecture
SSAS/ BI Cubes Creation Project
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Audrey Hepburn and Gary Cooper for 'Love in the Afternoon', 1957.
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An exciting new conference that focuses on positive solutions for the school transport industry
15 -18 June 2014, London - UK
A multidisciplinary approach - drawing on international expertise, ideas and innovation from business, design, community and educationalists.
Combining plenary sessions from high level speakers with more than 35 workshops and seminars
The Challenge
There are more than 2 billion children around the world today and the United Nation's Millennium goal is to achieve universal education by 2015. Yet today 57 million primary age children are not able to attend school, many of those because they are unable to access education through the lack of affordable or available, safe transport.
Sadly, every six seconds someone is killed or seriously injured on the world's roads, and road traffic injuries are the leading cause of deaths to young people worldwide. Ensuring the safety of the journey to school is a key priority for all countries, and all can learn from sharing good practice to improve child pedestrian, cyclist and bus occupant safety .
Whether your organisation is facing the challenge of rapid expansion of school transport systems (and rising traffic levels) or dealing with diminishing budgets, this conference will provide you with inspiration to provide safe, efficient, sustainable, financially affordable transport and access to school for young people.
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This unique event brings together those involved in delivering safe and effective school transport systems from around the world, enabling the sharing of good practice, ideas and innovative solutions.
This conference is for anyone working in any aspect of the safe transport of children - transport managers, school planners, road safety officers, travel trainers, as well as transformation managers and senior local government staff, policy makers and budget holders looking for new ways of working.
It includes workshops and sessions relevant to those who are new to school transport, as well as providing updates, unique ideas and inspiration for experienced practitioners. Whether you are looking for practical advice on improving safety, encouraging walking to school, updates on UK or overseas legislation, to be inspired by lessons from elsewhere, or to learn about special needs and travel training.
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Bachelor in International Relations (Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo – PUCSP) and MA candidate in International Studies at University of Basque Country. I'm interested about human rights, especially with emancipatory approaches, and feminism. I love to know about other cultures, and also what we all have in common.
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After last season that saw the Pittsburgh Pirates break their two-decade losing streak, many felt that they had also broken the curse of the Milwaukee Brewers and Miller Park in the process.
You may want to pump the brakes on that theory.
The Pirates bats were silenced by Brewers' starter Kyle Lohse as the veteran right-hander allowed only four hits through 8 2/3 innings in the Brewers' 4-1 victory Sunday afternoon at Miller Park. Pittsburgh was swept in the three-game weekend series.
The win marked the ninth consecutive for the Brewers (10-2), but unlike years past, the Pirates weren't blown out in Milwaukee as they were only outscored 11-5 in the series. However, one theme was common: the Pirates (6-6) couldn't get the big hit when they needed it.
Pirates starter Charlie Morton (0-1) didn't pitch poorly as he allowed only six hits and two earned runs through seven innings of work, but poor defense and the lack of offense didn't give him much of a chance on the afternoon.
The Brewers struck first with a Carlos Gomez sacrifice fly in the third, but the Bucs answered when Andrew McCutchen tied the game at one with a sac fly of his own in the fourth after singles from Starling Marte and Jose Tabata.
But the Pirates would muster only two more baserunners the rest of the afternoon as Lohse (2-1) pounded the strike zone.
Milwaukee took the lead for good in their half of the fourth when Ryan Braun led off the inning with a double and came around to score on a single off the bat of former Pirate Aramis Ramirez.
Then things got comical.
With two aboard in the sixth, Morton struck out Scooter Gennett, but Tony Sanchez threw wildly to first allowing both runners to score and Gennett ended up at third base.
Morton escaped further damage, but the three-run lead proved to be too big of a mountain to climb.
After a two-out single from McCutchen in the ninth, Brewers' manager Ron Roenicke pulled Lohse with Pedro Alvarez coming to the plate. But Will Smith came on to strike out Alvarez to end the game and pick up his first save of the season.
The Bucs will try and get back in the winning column on Monday when they travel to Cincinnati. Wandy Rodriguez (0-2, 5.73 ERA) will get the ball for the Bucs and is scheduled to be opposed by Homer Bailey (0-1, 7.71).


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Vision Statement - "Only a life for others is a life
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They are a great part of how I have been able to succeed at my goals and return to college in my mid-thirties.. Without their continued support, my educational would not have been as pleasant.
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I have been through a ringer for years but I can honestly say that my passion to stay determined no matter how many complications arose is something I am proud of. My determination takes me far and I feed off it that makes me strive to be the best internet marketer ever for my niche target market.
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I believe 'Life Is...' - a journey into an unknown that, although we may not be sure of where that road will take us, should not deter us from our travels. We should face all obstacles and relish in the moments of bliss that this life has to offer. There is nothing more important than learning, exploring, and sharing what knowledge we gain from the life we were given, including our children, family, friends, colleagues, and the world. My images reflect an emotion I feel as I create them. I hope they come across to others and allow emotions to flow for them as well.
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CUSTOMER SERVICE The customer is always right and I stand behind that 100%.
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RESPONSIBILITY - I will take responsibility as a high value and more ethic and provide the solutions that my clients desire.
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PRIDE - I take pride in all I do and will continue to supply my best work until perfection is established in my client's eyes.
CRITICAL THINKING - I will use critical thinking skills to be reliable, consistent, and fact based with my decisions regarding clients.
SELF-MOTIVATION - I have a strong work ethic and my clients will reap the benefits of my determined contribution.
TEAMWORK - I will consistently act to sustain teamwork and mutual support between my clients and me.
INTEGRITY - I will hold steadfast to my principles in all situations and this will lead to long-term success for my clients and my own future.


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Woman jailed on drug chargeFebruary 18,2013Police said a Rutland woman wanted for failing to appear at her arraignment for crack cocaine possession was in possession of crack cocaine during a traffic stop Friday night.
Shortly before midnight, police stopped Chantelle M. Dewey, 33, on Curtis Avenue after recognizing her and knowing she had an active arrest warrant for not showing up Feb. 11 in Rutland criminal court to answer charges of possessing crack cocaine, narcotics and marijuana, stemming from an incident Dec. 13.
After executing a search warrant on Deweys vehicle Saturday, police allegedly found 5 grams of crack cocaine. Sunday, police located Dewey on State Street and charged her with felony possession of crack cocaine. Police also charged Dewey with violating the conditions of her release on prior charges of unlawful mischief and disorderly conduct.
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Pitch, Bitch! is an exhortation and a resource. We wanna close the "confidence gap" and the gender disparity in pitching and getting published. Here you will find advice, enthusiasms and conversations about being a female writer. Non-binary and genderqueer writers welcome too!
Female writers: go forth heartened and equipped and encouraged.
The first Wednesday of every month is #pitchbitch day. Use it to work on a pitch, research a pitch, or send a pitch.
If I were Leslie Knope, I would constantly refer to Amy Gray as a generous, smart and genius-level ginger tabby cat. Her bylines are many, her game is strong, and she has kindly agreed to share some of her past successful pitches, with commentary. (And basically tips on everything else, too.) She has given us not one, not two, not three, but SIX WHOLE PITCHES to look at with wonder. We thank you, Amy. LAP IT UP, ALL! And follow Amy on Twitter.
I am a full time freelance writer. My time is spent either pitching or thinking about pitches. I aim for 3 to 5 articles per week, which can mean up to 7 pitches or more per week.
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First up, you're not just submitting work from a remote place to an organisation. You're pitching to a person. You should be trying to develop a relationship with editors. Get to know them and how they work.
The more you write, the more your pitches will vary based on your relationship with the editor. You get to know them better and – through that constant agitation of acceptance and rejection – you learn what gets them interested, how they respond and how they work. Plus, they get to know you and will start contacting you with specific commissions.
Central to this is understanding that most editors are completely overworked and haven't got time to hold anyone's hands. Your job isn't just to write, your job is to somehow make an editor's job easier: your pitch needs to arrive in a format that suits them, at a time that suits them, and gives them the information they need to make a decision for an audience you had better understand.
Understand their schedules – when do they have their daily/weekly meeting to discuss stories? Get your pitches a minimum of two hours before (more applicable for print news op-ed).
Understand what they want – not only by reading their publications but, if possible, meeting or talking with them and finding out their interests. This is where you discover their pet interests and preferred working style, information that helps refine your pitch. Can't talk or meet with them? Read their social media for clues.
Understand what you want to say – what is the topic and how will you answer it? Unless you have at least 3 months of regular writing with them under your belt, there should be no surprises between pitch and submitted piece. Tell them the issue, your argument and if there are particular elements you're going to include.
The easier you make an editor's life, the more likely you are to get published.
How I pitch
I have a few different ways of pitching because I'm generally chaotic or incredibly flexible, depending on who you ask.
Some pitches aren't time sensitive – they need time to percolate but you don't want to lose them. I have a framed picture at my desk covered with Post-it notes. They're ideas that occur to me at home or that I've transcribed from fevered bashing on my phone while out. Each note is a pitch waiting to happen and either just features a question or one word to cover the topic. It all looks a bit like SEO for serial killers, to be honest, but it reminds me of ideas I need to work on.
Each idea will be honed as pitches to different editors and can take place via email but also via Twitter, Facebook, text message or phone calls. Very rarely do they take place in person because I'm working this whole hikikomori thing right now and don't do face-to-face (and neither does anyone else).
Feature writing pitches
My favourite thing (and for most editors) is to give them options. That means 4 pitches at once. Though this only generally works with feature articles, with this technique you're generally assured of getting at least one commission.
This works really well for some eds – I used to write lifestyle features and would send the ed 4 pitches on a Thursday morning for Tuesday delivery. This helped her because it fed into her work schedule and helped plan content for the week ahead. I only discovered this because a) she already responded to the four-at-a-time approach and b) I asked her how to best pitch to her and fit into her schedule.
Pitch example 1 (email)
Hello ma'am,
Here are some pitches for the day
Why do men send crotch shots? - with Anthony Weiner back in the spotlight for sending more crotch shots, it has to be asked: just WHY do men send shots of their junk to women? I'm hopeful of getting interviews with at least two men but they may have to be under assumed names. Snappy, fun piece to explain the motivations and reactions to that most ubiquitous of shots.
In defence of vices - with sitting declared the new smoking and the old smoking about to face another tax hike, we're fast running out of vices to enjoy. Can there be a 'good' vice? What vices are considered ok and are we being warned away from too many of life's pleasures?
Grown up toys - Sales of vibrators are apparently going through the roof these days, with an ever increasing array of styles and prices. I'll interview a popular sex toy blogger (man, there really is a blog for everything these days) about the changing market, why they are so popular and their curious history.
Turning off -We have smart phones and enough gadgets to ensure we're always contactable or able to broadcast and do five things at once. But are we getting more done or is productivity at an all time low?
Let me know your thoughts :)
Result? Three out of four picked up.
I would try to pitch ahead of the cycle, finding emerging stories with a slower burn. Find a dominant practice? Pitch against it. Scan social media, or even Google searches, for emerging trends.
Also, because I researched the editor's previous articles, I knew she was interested in certain topics that sometimes resulted in longer word counts, which meant extra money.
There's a certain format to features pitching – demonstrate the trend, introduce the argument and list any article elements.
Pitch example 2 (Facebook message)
Me: HI DO YOU HAVE SOMEONE TO REVIEW GODZILLA BECAUSE I SAW IT AND HAVE KAIJUFEELINGS AND CAN TURN IN BEFORE 8AM
Editor: actually we have not got anyone! please!
Me: HI THIS MAKES ME HAPPY THANK YOU
Editor: HAVE FUN IN THAT WORD DOCUMENT! PLEASE DON'T SUBMIT ALL CAPS!
Result: picked up. The above is a fairly different way to pitch but it should be noted I know that editor relatively well, have written for her before and the parameters of the pitch were simple – it wasn't an opinion piece, it was a review. You know what you're getting with a review, the format explains it all. This ed in particular will push me for clarity if it's an opinion piece with an angle I need to explain. And, look, I just really fucking love Godzilla.
Pitch example 3 (email)
Subject: TIME SENSITIVE: Student Protest
Wrote this - you may like it, you may not. Thought to send to you anyway. Certain to provoke debate. Feel free to edit anyway you see fit without me reviewing. It's all good.
Am tussling with [another] piece but will finish soon.
Result: picked up with some edits required. The "TIME SENSITIVE" was added to the subject line because I know the editor scans her email and might not necessarily read all, also it was the day she doesn't work in the office so it can be a little bit harder to get in contact.
The message reads brusquely, doesn't it? I actually feel a little embarrassed by this and will go apologise to the ed. Thankfully, we have known each other very well for many years and we're generally attuned to each other's "Busy. Dropping words. Still like you. KTHXB" voice.
Despite my brusqueness (and that bizarre "certain to provoke debate" – Jesus, what was that about? My busy voice sounds like Bob Ellis) the above spec delivery features no pitch because the subject line tells her exactly what to expect with the assumption I haven't ballsed up the format we try to stick to. There's also a reference to the production method the Ed and her deputies use.
Pitch example 4 (text message)
Ed: Did you send me your pitches?
Me: I would really like to recount the medieval St Vitus' dance as metaphor for modern day hysteria. Does that sound ok? Will skew to local phenomena. Includes media, politics and daily life as contaminants.
Ed: yes, sounds very interesting. Go for it.
Result: I ended up turning in a piece that broke my rule of no surprises because in the course of more research I discovered St Vitus' Dance was a far better metaphor for the impact of austerity measures. I explained this when turning in my piece and the editor accepted the reasoning. If it makes for a better piece, you have some leeway – not much, not often, but some – and it is dependent on the strength and duration of your relationship with the editor.
News Op-Ed
With news op-ed you need to be quick, you need to be play to the research you already know and you need to come up with a different angle to everyone else.
There's far less opportunity to break rules when it comes to news op-ed. These people are busy working to a 24-hour news schedule (less when it comes to print) and don't have time for your shit or your surprises.
So know your editor: know their schedule, know how they scan for pitches, know what will interest them and cater to it.
Pitch example 5 (email)
Subject: PITCH: Why the hostility to #yesallwomen?
Hi [name],
Saw the piece up on [publication] about the Isla Vista killings and thought you might be interested in a companion piece.
I've been writing about the attempts to silence others when violence against women is discussed. It ties in with the recent attack in the US, #yesallwomen trending tag and Australian culture.
Is this something you'd be interested in?
Result: Picked up. The pitch, though it appears informal, contains a lot of information. First, I demonstrate knowledge of the site and what has already been published and how I feel my piece would sit there. Second, by telling the ed "I've been writing" I'm promising a short turnaround to file the piece. Then I explain the article and its tie-in to social media, an area in which the ed has considerable interest.
Pitch example 6 (email)
Subject: PITCH: Geoff Shaw & Victorian Abortion Law
Hi [name],
Have you commissioned anything yet on the suspected private member's bill Geoff Shaw and Premier Napthine regarding abortion law? I would like to write a piece covering how one man has been able to wield so much power to affect so many Victorian women and what that means for the integrity of Victorian parliament and women's health and choice.
Let me know your thoughts and when you would like me to file by.
Result: Picked up. The pitch is very straightforward – it acknowledges the editor's commissioning schedule (something I wouldn't include again as it sounds too nervous – eds do not respond to nervous) and covers the op-ed's basic concept. The editor involved responds well to this more formal and mellow style so I stick to it in both the pitch and resulting article. Having met with this editor for coffee, I got to learn what style of writing she prefers (not snark, not vehement) and her daily work schedule.
A note on negotiating rates
There's been a move to flat fee, though some places still offer word rate. This varies, so stay informed – find out what titles offer in rates from websites or friends.
If it's the first time I'm pitching to a publication I will include a closer that asks about word rate and count plus deadline. If I already know the rate from friends and they accept my pitch, I just send them an invoice without negotiation.
When it comes to negotiation, I have two dealbreakers: I'm not a fan of giving my work away for free because exposure is goddamn bullshit that won't pay my rent and I'm not a fan of suffering under a lower than standard rate.
If someone offers you a lower than standard rate for their publication, try to negotiate for higher or move on: you may not be the only writer in town but they aren't the only publication in town either. Take it elsewhere.
Start as you mean to go on – if you accept less than you're worth, that's all you're ever going to get.
After that? You just have to follow up with a good piece of writing.
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Over the four day weekend I had the opportunity to visit and study a whole slew of Carlo Scarpa's works, and honestly, out of any places I've been to or seen photographs of, Scarpa is the only one who matches the compositional expertise and focus of Frank Lloyd Wright in my mind. And he matches my Buddy Frank with far fewer built works. This is an architect who has mastered the detail beyond any other. Every connection on a stair rail, and every square meter of wall is a work of art in itself. He is not one to design an element and repeat it throughout a project either. Every element is different from the preceding one, and they build up into a mysterious and bewitching whole. Scarpa's works are not determined by bold showy architectural "moves", but by a complex interlocking of every single detail and constructed element on the site.
I took a train to his Brion Family Cemetery where he is also buried, and experienced an architecture that was somber, humble, understated, powerful, sincere, poetic, transformative, timeless, and still. It was unlike any other architecture; the feeling I experienced there could only be compared to the peacefulness of Taliesin, nestled into it's Wisconsin hillside, truly of it's place.
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Water was a common element throughout the cemetery, a reflecting pond here, fountain there, lily pond at the edge, and a thin channel of water through the middle. It was quiet. Incredible.
My trip to the Brion work was followed by the Castelvecchio, also insanely and frustratingly beautiful. Aside from the display cases, there is a bridge between two structures that cuts diagonally across the void. The roof continues above you as if part of the building had fallen away, and a stairway juts out to meet you, slicing through the opening in the wall, yet revealing the existing structure tenderly and carefully, with the same silence as at Brion.
One of the things I love most about Scarpa's works is that element of mystery. Stairways that wind down into some unknown room, screens standing quietly and concealing yet another space that seems to fold unexpectedly into the older structures, floating stairs, and streams of water from hidden locations. Each of these is never there just for effect, but gives way to whole new spaces, and always reveals its secret.
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The last few weeks here have been a complete blur. There's still so much to see and so little time left, I feel as though I've seen almost nothing at all. The long weekend has come and gone, and I've divided my time between studio, countless museums, and a weekend or two at the beach. There's actually so much to write about, I feel overwhelmed simply writing one experience down on paper.
While this most recent weekend was filled with preparing for the studio final and what was probably the last day I will spend at the Mediterranean this trip, the weekend before was truly incredible. (To put it in the words of one of my sister's classmates, "It was life-changing.") I traveled to Venice with a group of the girls and spent time at the Piazza San Marco, which I suppose every tourist has to do, and walked through the Doge's Palace, a true Venetian masterpiece of the middle ages. I entered with my little group and quickly fell behind them as I wandered through the exhibits and stopped to sketch in the courtyard. Before I knew it, they all came out of the museum, asking if I had already gone through. So the rest of the Doge's palace was kind of a rush, but still fun. Later we went into the Museo Correr, the museum at the end of the Piazza, and studied all the roman sculptures, of course arguing over which was the most handsome. Ha, just kidding…sort of.
The last of the exhibitions was designed by My Man Carlo (ie Carlo Scarpa) also known as Scarps, by me at least. Anyway, this guy is pretty incredible, and if anybody knows how to design a museum exhibit, it's him. I spent about an hour just sketching the sculpture bases, screens, and other displays he designed. I kinda missed the art in that exhibition…sorry. There's a unique combination of both flow and balance that guides the visitor through the spaces, and really frames the art itself.
I broke off from the group later in search of the Masieri Foundation, the site and program of my studio project Winter term 2010. Unfortunately there's a locked gate at the beginning of the passageway to the canal :( At least I got plenty of photos from the Grand Canal.
The next day we went to see the inside of the Basilica San Marco, but decided the line was just too long, and there were so many other things to see in Venice. I had read about Tadao Ando's renovation of the Punta della Dogana, the triangular building at the tip of the south end of the Grand Canal, so I convinced a few others to join me.
I was actually pleasantly surprised. I expected Ando's work to be a little cold and impersonal (I know, stereotype concrete construction why don't you) but I loved it. It might have been the contrast between the new concrete and steel walls and the old brick and wood trusses of the original structure. The art exhibited there was also beautiful and bold, and very interesting, compared with my opinion of the art in the Zaha Hadid art museum. I thought the construction was very thoughtful and solid, which I can't say at all for Zaha.
We also visited the Peggy Guggenheim museum, which was an amazing experience. I had the chance to see some of the works I had studied in my spring art history course, including Picasso's, Rothko's, Boccioni's, and Max Ernst's, which I especially found interesting. In art history texts, these modern works often look boring and simple, but up close, all the textures and strokes come alive off the canvas, and they are truly stunning.
I did a little bit of shopping in Venice, and bought a beautiful watercolor painting, a book on the Querini Stampalia, and an adorable architectural version of the three little pigs. Frank Gehry, Philip Johnson, and my buddy Frank each play a starring role.
I made a visit to the Querini Stampalia, a gallery and library, and one of My Man Carlo's seminal works. Unfortunately it was closed for 3 months due to the Italian Government's budget cuts to the arts. As a result, I had to settle for sketching a few details of the bridge connecting the building to the small piazza adjoining it across the canal.
With that, I rushed over to the Gallerie dell Accademia, a museum whose exhibits were also designed by Scarps. The railing he designed for the entrance to the museum was honestly one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen (excepting of course the Brion Cemetery, which I'll bring up later). They didn't allow pictures, but I made a few sketches.
By this time, I had to take the boat bus back to the train station, but I did get the chance to see Calatrava's new bridge across the grand canal. I don't think this piece of architecture was at all appropriate to it's site. It's almost like a giant slug tried to cross the canal and got stuck (Sorry Santiago, but it's true, try harder next time) (btw Santiago, what does blood red have to do with Venice?)
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Lewis Porter / Dan Faulk Duo @ Lily Pad 17 MarchJanuary 03, 2003