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A Kind of Magic: On Reading,Teaching,and Being Inspired by Joe Brainard
I Remember has something of a cult following here at T&W. Nearly every one of us has taught an I Remember lesson using Brainard's work at one time or another. The poem's spontaneity, playfulness, frankness, generous spirit, and unassuming tone have made fans of readers, writers, and teachers since its publication in the 70s. The publication this year of The Collected Writings of Joe Brainard, edited by Ron Padgett (Library of America) prompted us to revisit I Remember in the winter issue of Teachers & Writers Magazine, where we take a new look at the qualities that have encouraged teaching artists across the country to turn to the work again and again. In the coming weeks we'll post appreciations of Brainard by three writers, excerpted from the magazine's pages. We start off with poet and T&W teaching artist Matthew Burgess.
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This isn't the first time I've mentioned Eugene. I remember exactly where he sat, second row back, in the seventh-grade class at PS 187. I remember his laser-beam smirk as I read aloud from Joe Brainard's book, and before I could send the students into their own lists of "I remembers," Eugene raised his hand: "Why are we doing this? It seems pointless." I said something about the importance of specific, sensory detail in our writing, but my reply didn't erase the look on Eugene's face. I looked down at the book for examples: "I remember the chocolate Easter bunny problem of where to start… I remember rocks you pick up outside that, once inside, you wonder why." As much as I loved these lines, maybe Eugene had a point?
In that moment, I was unprepared to justify the lesson. I had led the same I Remember exercise countless times, and it always worked wonders. Students listened to excerpts from Brainard's book with dreamy attention. They often laughed openly in recognition and amusement. People with difficulty writing found a flow while composing their own lists, and they read their memories aloud in speech rhythms that felt authentic, spontaneous, and poetic. Students listened attentively and respectfully to each other's words, and the classroom grew perceptibly warmer for the experience. Many of you know what I'm talking about. We call them "I remembers," and they work. Later, as I obsessed over Eugene's remarks, a few poets chimed in. William Blake, in "Jerusalem," exhorts: "Labor well to the Minute Particulars: attend to the Little Ones." In "Crossing Brooklyn Ferry," Walt Whitman sings at great length about "the glories strung like beads upon my smallest sights and hearings." And Frank O'Hara, who makes several sparkling cameos in I Remember, asserts: "Oh! kangaroos, sequins, chocolate sodas! You really are beautiful!" I felt encouraged by this choir of kindred spirits, but I didn't feel any closer to convincing a skeptical seventh-grader.
The more I thought about Brainard's book, the more I realized that its "pointlessness" is part of its greatness. Without explanation or apology, Brainard refuses to be linear. He displays personal detail for the sake of personal detail, liberated from the imperatives to "reveal character" or "advance narrative." No straightforward "plot development" or "climax" or "epiphany": instead, he swerves at his leisure, allowing memories, big and small, to exist in a list with their color, wit, and music.
I remember that the red Crayola was always the first to go.
I remember the olive green lining of my mother's olive green "leather" jewelry box, with fold-out trays. When alone in the house, I loved going through it, examining each piece carefully, trying to pick out the favorites. And sometimes, trying on something, but mostly, I just liked to look.
I remember, after school, a period of three or four minutes of lots of locker doors being slammed. And long corridor echoes.
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And reading I Remember, we experience Brainard's marvelous candor. Anyone who's read excerpts from I Remember in front of a class knows that you can't flip to just any page and read aloud. But if you censor too severely, you will miss out on one of Brainard's gifts: the implicit permission issued to the reader-writer to "remember" without inhibition.
As artists and writers, we know there is a point to all of this. But as teachers, we may be pressed to explain it. The I Remember exercise can serve clear and pointed pedagogical purposes: it can be a lead-in to a unit on the personal essay, or students can select one of their lines and expand it into a descriptive poem or fictional story. It can be used as a "community-building" exercise at the beginning of a class or workshop, or it can be adapted into a culminating "free write" that reflects on a specific educational experience. Still, I think the particular magic of I Remember is the permission it issues to ditch the compass and wander, to revel in the remembered details of our lives as they emerge in their own mysterious order, to sidestep the tyranny of the timeline and open ourselves to other possibilities, to affirm the trivial along with the significant, and to perceive that this hierarchy may be flimsier than we imagined. As any snooping child knows, the plastic beads in a box of jewelry are no less glorious.
Matthew Burgess has been a T&W teaching artist since 2001. He teaches literature and composition at Brooklyn College, and he is a doctoral candidate in English at the CUNY Graduate Center. His first full-length collection of poems, Slippers for Elsewhere, is forthcoming from UpSet Press.


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text: Red Bull confirms Webber for 2012 season 27 August, 2011 Mark Webber will spend at least another year with Red Bull Racing Aug.27 (GMM) Red Bull has finally ended the intense speculation about the identity of Sebastian Vettel's teammate for 2012. You got me for another year mate! On the Australian's 35th birthday at Spa-Francorchamps, the championship-leading team said Mark Webber is staying put for another season. "Mark knows the team well, having been with us since 2007, and his motivation, fitness and commitment is as high as it has ever been," said team boss Christian Horner in a media statement. Webber has raced alongside world champion Vettel since 2009. Red Bull statement: Red Bull Racing is pleased to announce that Mark Webber's contract has been extended for another year, meaning the Australian will continue to drive for the team in 2012. Mark Webber with Christian Horner Mark Webber said: "I want to continue racing at the top in Formula One so it's a nobrainer to remain at Red Bull Racing for another year. My motivation to achieve the best results possible both for myself and the team is still very high. Over the past five years, we have worked hard and proved that we can design and build a competitive and championship-winning car, and I'm looking forward to putting the car and myself on the limit again each and every race weekend in 2012." Christian Horner said: "When we sat down and started talking about 2012, it was immediately obvious that Mark and the team wanted to continue our successful relationship. This meant agreeing an extension for 2012 was very straightforward. Mark knows the team well, having been with us since 2007, and his motivation, fitness and commitment is as high as it has ever been. The pairing of Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel is a very strong one, they push each other hard and we are extremely happy the pairing will remain unchanged for a fourth season." Tweet Sam the Man Sad but true. On the other hand this is an easy choise to RB. Webber is bringing some points every once and a while and there is only small change to any argue between the team mates since the other one has to always look into mirror to find the reason not to succeed. Webber can talk the talk but he defenately cannot walk the walk. We saw that late last season. Can't see any championship potential. Can't blame Webs – nice place to retire next season. Finger is pointing to the management. http://yallaF1.com F1 fan Lets hope he gets equal treatment next year.


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The city of Moody is located in St. Clair County in the northeastern portion of the state to the northeast of the city of Birmingham. It has a mayor/council form of government.
The first home in what is now Moody was constructed in 1820 by Epps Moody, who had moved there from North Carolina and for whom the town is named. Other North Carolina acquaintances of Moody soon followed him to Alabama. The town originally was called Moody's Crossroads because it grew up along two roads that intersected there.
During the Civil War, most Moody residents were pro-Union as none of them owned any enslaved people, and several of the men were drafted into the Confederate Army against their will. At least one deserted and served in the Union army. After the war, the town grew quickly with the addition of a gristmill and several stores.
The first school was constructed in Moody in 1879, with about 50 students. Moody was officially incorporated in 1962. The city has grown considerably in recent years as people who work in Birmingham have moved there.
According to the 2010 Census, Moody had a population of 10,053. Of that number, 88.2 percent of respondents identified themselves as white, 7.8 percent as African American, 2.1 percent as Hispanic, 1.5 percent as two or more races, 1.4 percent as Asian, and 0.3 percent as Native American. The town's median household income, according to 2009 Census estimates, was $53,213, and the per capita income was $21,794.
According to 2009 Census estimates, the work force in Moody was divided among the following industrial categories:
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· Retail trade (16.7 percent)
· Manufacturing (10.2 percent)
· Finance and insurance, real estate, and rental and leasing (9.3 percent)
· Transportation, warehousing, and utilities (9.0 percent)
· Professional, scientific, and administrative and waste management services (8.4 percent)
· Other services, except public administration (6.6 percent)
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· Wholesale trade (5.6 percent)
· Arts, entertainment, recreation, and accommodation and food services (5.4 percent)
· Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and extractive (1.7 percent)
· Public administration (1.1 percent)
· Information (0.5 percent)
Moody schools are part of the St. Clair County School System. They served approximately 2,060 students and employ 115 teachers in one elementary school, one middle school, one junior high school, and one high school. The town also supports one private academy.
Moody is bisected by U.S. Highway 411, which runs northeast-southwest through the town and connects with Interstate 20 to the south.
Events and Places of Interest
Moody maintains a number of parks and recreational venues for its citizens, including eleven athletic fields, a walking track, tennis courts, outdoor basketball courts, two pavilions, and a special field for disabled children and adults.
The city holds an annual Oktoberfest the last Saturday in October that features food vendors, live entertainment, a costume
contest, and arts and crafts vendors.
Additional Resources
St. Clair County Heritage Book Committee. The Heritage of St. Clair County, Alabama. Clanton, Ala.: Heritage Publishing Consultants, 1998.
Crow, Mattie Lou Teague. History of St. Clair County, Alabama. Huntsville, Ala.: Strode Publishers, 1973.
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Donna's StoryMy best friend made these for me. LOVE THEM. Easy, bite-size, good for parties. Good for vegetarians as well, not vegan. I don't like a lot of onion in mine, so I cut a few chives, dice those up and add those instead of green onions. Make them colorful by buying tomato, spinach and whole wheat flour tortillas. I used spinach tortillas in the pic.
2 8-oz pkg
cream cheese, softened
envelope ranch dressing mix
green onions chopped (i use chives)
1/3 c
black olives, chopped (i use little can)
8-inch flour tortillas (can use wheat, spinach, or tomato tortillas.)
celery rib, chopped
1/2 c
green bell pepper, chopped
1/2 c
red bell pepper, chopped
Directions Step-By-Step
1Beat cream cheese and dressing mix together, can use fork to mix.
2Add green onions and other veggies and mix.
3Spread cream cheese mixture evenly on flour tortillas and roll up tortillas.
4Chill tortillas about 3 hours to set. Cut tortillas diagonally into 1/2 inch pieces.
5Display on platter. Can serve with salsa as a dip.
About this Recipe
Course/Dish: Vegetable Appetizers
Other Tag: Quick & Easy
Nancy Wittig NPW - Jul 6, 2010
WOW!!!!!!! Do these ever sound good. I was looking for an appetizer to serve at my daughters birthday gathering. Even my grandchildren will like these. Thanks for the recipe!
Stacey Stalnaker SpookyVeggieMomma - Aug 27, 2010
you could easily make these vegan by using Tofutti cream cheese mixed with a bit of onion powder, dried dill, and fresh pepper in place of the ranch dressing mix!
Avery Davis-Fletcher TexAvery - Oct 12, 2010
These sound good except I would have to use something other than bell peppers. We do not care for those at all. I imagine you could substitute many different things besides bell peppers.
Peggi Anne Tebben cookiequeen - Dec 24, 2010
I make these , but mine have dried beef in them & jalapenos in them too. No bell peppers.
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Adding the jalapenos sounds promising. Don't like olives though.


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|I noticed a few of my 3 week old seedlings were curling down last night. Other sypmtoms were purpling of the underside of the leaves with the veins staying green. Also the plants in general were leaning and sagging a lot compared to the day before.
From what I have looked at on the web it could possibly be phosphorous deficiency. The day before the symptoms showed up I had sprayed with a 1/4 strength 10-10-10 solution. The lowest the temperatures have gotten in there are 60.4 degrees.
Anyone have an idea?
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|I had deep purple interveinal undersides on my seedling back in early February and some leaf curling. I decided it was phosphorous deficiency as well and repotted them all with extra bone meal, gave them a foliar feeding, and provided extra bottom warmth. (Apparently, cool *SOIL* temperatures can interfere with phosphorous uptake, even if there is sufficient phosphorous present in the soil.)
The sagging would worry me a bit--make sure the soil isn't soggy.
Anyhow, my seedling started looking better within 24 hours, became monsters within a month, and are now doing well planted under wall-o-waters in my garden!
Follow the phosphorous idea--maybe all some bonemeal, and try to give them a little extra bottom warmth, and keep us posted!
|Thanks for your help. I have been using cold tap water. That may contribute to the problem.
|I actually prefer watering mine with at least tepid water; usually a little warmer than room temp (I like the water about 80 degrees F) because many of the plants like the soil around that temperature.
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|PLease ignore the purple undersides to the leaves.
All will be well when they get outside.
It's impossible to ID specific mineral deficiencies with accuracy.
if the purple bothers you then spray with dilute fish or seaweed prep, both of which are rich in minerals. This bypasses root uptake if the seedlings are being grown too cool, which often is the reason why nutrients can't get taken up correctly.
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EAU CLAIRE Actor and playwright Phillip E. Walker, director of the African American Drama Company, will present two performances as part of a week-long residency at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.
Walker will star in "Can I Speak For You, Brother?" a one-man play on the history of black male leaders on Thursday, March 30. The following week he will direct "Sisters, Can I Speak For You?" a play about the history of black female leaders on Wednesday, April 5. Both shows will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Schofield Auditorium.
The Dallas Morning News described "Can I Speak for You, Brother?" as "often riveting and amusing ... It is unashamedly didactic in nature its primary purpose is to teach, and teaching gives it its loose but effective shape."
In the ambitious presentation that draws its title from one of his own poems, Walker weaves samples of literature into an epic story depicting the spectrum of black American leadership. High John Griot, Malcolm X, Haki R. Madhubuti, W.E.B. Du Bois, Frederick Douglass, Martin Luther King Jr., Booker T. Washington and Sgt. Emanuel Stance are among the leaders whose experiences are given voice.
"What's remarkable is [Walker's] ability to bring these words to life," wrote the Sacramento Bee, praising "the spirit of hope and resolve that permeates this 65-minute performance."
Tickets for "Can I Speak For You, Brother?" are $5 ($3 for UW-Eau Claire students) at the University Service Center, (715) 836-3727, and at the door.
For the April 5 presentation of "Sisters, Can I Speak For You?" Walker will direct an all-student cast recruited and coached individually by him during his residency. Harriet Tubman, Mary McLeod Bethune, Lorraine Hansberry, Maya Angelou, Sojourner Truth and Leontyne Price are among the leaders spotlighted. Admission to the performance is free.
Author of both plays, Phillip Walker received bachelor's and master's degrees in theater from the University of Illinois at Urbana and a master of fine arts degree from the University of California at Davis. He has performed with the Tony Award-winning San Francisco Mime Troupe and acted in films including Francis Ford Coppola's "Peggy Sue Got Married." His residency is sponsored by the University Activities Commission of the UW-Eau Claire Student Senate.
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Top 10 Gen Y Blogs
I've discontinued the Top 10 Gen Y list primarily because I want to write about passions outside the Gen Y niche, but I stand by the fact that the bloggers below are talented and worth reading. Check them out, and for the entire entry featuring honorable mentions, explanations, and more click here. Also, if you're looking for archived lists, you can find all previous lists here.
The Top 10 Gen Y Blogs for December 2009:
10.) The Curbside Marketer – Jackie kickin' it and stirring up conversation about social media, marketing, and life in the business world.
Tough for me to write about Jackie because I'm biased, but I sat next to him in an office for 5 months, and I know he's brilliant. (Especially at making powerpoints. Hi Jackie!) He does two things really well that consistently keep me reading his blog:
First, he's great at connecting ideas where most people wouldn't recognize similarities. And second, he does an awesome job expanding on current events with his own insights and how it's applicable to marketing. I really liked this particular post, and his analogous Friday's are always a welcome reprieve from going stir crazy awaiting the weekend.
10.) Thrilling Heroics – Blog that encourages young professionals and entrepreneurs to pursue an unorthodox, exciting lifestyle and career, strive for excellence, and make a positive difference in the world!
If you want to get out of the cubicle and on the beach, if you want to experience 'Lifestyle Design,' Cody's blog is a good place to start. He might be living a dream, but it took a lot of hard work to get there. Thrilling Heroics will give you a little insight into how you make your own dreams come true.
For example, this post is chock full of all the tools you'd need to live location independent. I'll take Cody's word for it that he's pulling beautiful women, but his he does explain in depth how he finances his lifestyle and what a typical day looks like. The only thing I don't understand is why you'd live in Thailand and not Texas if you could live anywhere in the world.
9.) The Rest is Still Unwritten – Tech News and Random Ramblings from a 20-something year old bachelor.
What do Ryan Reynolds, Bill Simmons and David Stehle have in common? You guessed it. Mancrushes. All 3 of them. Maybe it's because David's a cool guy. I doubt it's the reason that 95% of the commenters on his blog are women.
No, I think the reason I enjoy David's writing is because it's raw. And that's who I am, completely unfiltered. And yet I turn it off when I enter the "real world" or when I share with you on this blog. So do you. But David writes like nobody is reading, which inevitably let him write push the edge. I want to be that free. Don't you?
8.) Location 180 – Most of the topics written here are about some combination of Sean's passions: travel and entrepreneurship.
What I love about Sean's blog is that he's sharing his journey with us, and he writes in such a way that it feels like we're along for the ride. And not just sitting shot gun (especially since he just sold his car), but actually witnessing his everyday life and decisions from his eyes.
Another thing I really appreciate about Sean is that his path isn't defined by those around him. He defines his own success, and he doesn't let deterrents slow him down. Case in point: "21 Things I Have Learned From Unemployment"
7.) Ophelia's Webb – Musings and Ramblings from a no-so-average girl next door bumbling around the gorgeous metropolis that is Portland, Maine.
Aside from her Blog Crushes, which are a superb way to highlight young bloggers, Elisa (her name isn't Ophelia) also has a knack for taking seemingly small, every day encounters that we might take for granted and writing about them in a way that maybe you haven't thought about.
Whether that means evaluating the beauty of vulnerability and relinquishing power or finding happiness in the middle, her hodge podge of assessments are always thought, and usually a bit introspective.
6.) Small Hands, Big Ideas – Musings and Inspiration on Technology, Career and Generation Y
Grace has graced us (get it? I'm clever) on this list four consecutive times now, and I have a sneaking suspicion that her ability to consistently find herself on this list has a lot to do with the consistency she displays on her blog.
Which isn't to say she won't surprise you with a new approach sometimes. As I know I've mentioned before I really appreciate her ability to mix up her posts and cover a wide variety of topics, infuse some of herself in there, and deliver insightful nuggets like this one.
5.) Life's Like a Box of Chocolates – Stories and advice from the variety of things Sam's discovered in her box of chocolates.
Poignant. That's how I'd describe Sam's writing. Like other writers on this list she really opens up and bares her soul to her readers, and a result we're forced to learn about ourselves simultaneously while Sam examines her own life.
I can forgive her for her reality TV affliction when I read how she poetically navigates everyday conflicts like selfishness, and I don't think I'm the only one who gets a lot of value from her [Sam] antics posts. Top all that off with the fact that she's an absolute sweetheart and never fails to brighten a busy day with a quick hello via gchat.
4.) Sydney: Unfiltered – A raw take on Syd's life. One she describes as: unpredictable, frightening, and wildly exciting
Sydney's altered her brand a bit and while I don't think she's nearly as unfiltered as a Jamie Varon or a David Stehle, I think she's really grown as a writer since stepping away from just PR and encompassing a lot more aspects of her personal life. Not to mention rejuvenated herself (and her blogging) I believe.
Not only is she getting the opportunity to speak at SXSW, which she riffs on here, but also her love life (which I kinda get to help with sometimes), and a savvy and personal look into growing up and being a working woman (and all that entails) in big city Chicago.
3.) Life Without Pants – The blog about everything and nothing: Without restrictions, without cause. The latest on Gen-Y, technology, philosophy, and more!
Three consecutive weeks at #1, and I suspect he thought he'd fall further than this after some people voiced their displeasure of late. But this is a testament to both Matt's content and his ability to market himself and genuinely connect with people. (And that's part of being a top blog, no? Rallying your community?)
Whether it's useful tips Matt's acquired from his own experiences or just the fact that he's always on the grind Matt's certainly earned my respect.
2.) OwlSparks – Daily short posts (oh, erm, not anymore) on philosophy, marketing, social media, personal branding, love, friendship, questions, discussions and all that stuff.
Carlos debuted at #3 on this list in August, and since then he's switched from daily short posts to some less frequent longer posts, he's ruffled some feathers, and most importantly… he's probably made you think. About yourself, your beliefs, societal norms, foolish paradigms and much more.
I don't always agree with Carlos, but wouldn't your rather read something that challenges you to ask questions and dig a little deeper than nodding along and going, "Yeah I can dig that."
1.) Life After College – Jenny's mission is to provide simple, practical tips that help you focus on the BIG picture of your life…not just the details. Find tips and resources for life, work, money, happiness, productivity, personal growth and more.
Admittedly, I've been anticipating Jenny's ascension to the top for few months now. I suspect it was only a matter of time. Quickly becoming famous (in our insular world) for her nifty templates/guides, Jenny does so much more. For one, though I haven't met her I can assure you she's real (just read the post).
I don't know if it's because she gets to hang around smart people at Google all day, but sometimes it just feels like Jenny knows something I don't (aside from what a red velvet cupcake tastes like). For about 3 seconds it makes me want to live vicariously through her until I read that I should "Stop Audition for Other People's Lives." Told you she was smart. Like Sydney, she manages to mix in a few dating posts. But most importantly, she takes great pride in convincing the most charismatic bloggers in the world to guest post for her. (What? My fingers are tired. I deserved that plug!)
Congrats Jenny! And to everyone who made the final Top 10 Gen Y Blog List of the Year (and in this format)! I'm off to call Jenny and congratulate her, seriously. You – scroll down to the comments section and let me know how awesome these write-ups were.
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The single most important thing about storytelling to grasp is that all stories are told through its structure. Structure keeps everything connected in an orderly and predicted fashion. And, in this way, we recognize and become emersed in the mystery of "what's going to happen next, and how will this turn out?"
Understanding and applying the elements of structure in telling brand, industry or customer stories, whether through videos, blogs, eBooks, web site pages or any other form of persuasive communications (i.e. content marketing) is the secret to achieving maximum audience impact.
It's helpful to liken storytelling structure with what we're familiar with: a play with 3 acts, a movie with a beginning, middle and end, or even a letter with an introduction, body and conclusion. It's within this framework of 3 main structural elements that stories are told and remembered.
Here's the first essential element of effective storytelling structure:
This is the, "Once upon a time..." moment when we are first introduced to the hero or heroine of the story and the situation or scene is set. Then something happens and the central figure, whom we are to identify with, encounters an event or circumstance that summons her to an adventure or cause. This is the transistion point or call to adventure element of the story.
In The Hunger Games, we meet a girl called Katniss, struggling to provide the basic neccesites of life for her mother and beloved little sister, Primrose...then the unthinkable happens: Prim is selected as the female tribute of District 12 in the annual Hunger Games, an arena where 24 tributes from the 12 districts will enter to kill or be killed. And just as she's about to step foot on the steps, Katniss sweeps her behind and gasps, "I volunteer!" And with this, the storyteller has swept us too out of a life as usual state and into a mysterious and potentially dangerous new experience.
This works for B2B content marketing, too. (Or for that matter, any business-to-person communications, afterall, it's really about people-to-people.) Do you have a case study or customer success story to tell? What better way to get your audience engaged than by using the "in the beginning" element of storytelling structure.
Perhaps your launching a new product, service or event. Steve Jobs at MacWorld 2007 worked his way into the launch of iPhone by saying, "This is a day I've been looking forward to for two years. Every once in a while a revolutionary product comes along that changes everything...Today we're introducing..."
The beginning part of your storytelling structure doesn't have to be long and drawn out. In fact, it's much shorter than the middle part which I'll talk about in the next post. You just need to cover these 5 things:
The beginning of your story must create a sense of wonder, curiosity, mystery, excitement or impending adventure to accomplish a worthy goal; something that engages and resonates with us and makes us want to, well, turn the next page and go on to see how things unfold.
Up next, I'll talk about the place where conflict and uncertainty takes shape in story structure: The dramatic middle.
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Rotorway Exec 90 Helicopter – 1993
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This Rotorway Exec 90 Helicopter is in great condition. The kit was purchased was 1993. In paint ready condition! The helicopter has 780 hours on the hours gauge. Please contact me with any questions. Also – The owner DOES have the doors for this helicopter and they are included in the sale. The doors are not in any of the pictures but, again are included. The same holds true for the runner wheels for ground handling, they are not pictured,but are included.
This Rotorway helicopter was purchased by the current owner, transported on the trailer as pictured, and stored in a garage for the past 5 years. And, as you can see, it is still located inside this garage. The interior pictures are kind of dusty looking, but this is just from the garage. The helicopter was in operational condition when purchased, however it has not been turned on since. The winner of this auction assumes the responsibility of a full, top to bottom inspection, maintenance, and any pre-flight inspections that might be required for flight. We do have a stack of binders, blue prints, maintenance guide, parts list, and receipt for upgraded rotor blades. There is no maintenance log, flight log, or records indicating any prior registrations or Airworthiness Certification inspections.
I have a foot tall stack of binders and paperwork for the helicopter including: Engine Manual, Construction Manual I & II, Maintenance Manual,
Rotocraft Flying Handbook, and 2 inches of blue prints and a parts list..
Some of the stats are as follows:
Power Plant: RI162 cu. in.
Seats: 2
Gross Weight: 1425 lbs.
Empty Weight: 925 lbs.
Equipped Fuel Load: 500 lbs.
Pilot & Passenger Load: 500 lbs.
Fuel Capacity: 17 gal
Rate of Climb: 1000 FPM
Hover In-Ground Effect: 7000 FT
Hover Out-of-Ground Effect: 5000 FT
Service Ceiling: 10,000 FT
Range Max. Fuel Cruise: 180 mi. / 2 HRS
Normal Cruise: 95 MPH
Max Airspeed 115 MPH
Also have the following:
Rotorcraft Flying Handbook
Blueprints / Specs/ Complete Parts Shipping List
Construction Plans
Maintenance Manual
The Rotorblades have been upgraded to Waitman Helicopter Blades for the Exec 90. Paperwork reflects 2002. The paperwork on the blades says:
Waitman Composite Rotorblades for Rotorway Helicopters. Style D – Exec's
including Exec '90 & Exec 162F – Blade Length: 11′9″
The current owner of this helicopter purchased the helicopter 5 years ago. Again, it was operable at the time of purchase. Owner took possession of and transported the helicopter to his garage, where it has been stored ever since. Owner has never attempted to start the helicopter.
The trailer is not part of the auction. The bid price for the auction
is for the helicopter only. However, the trailer is negotiable, post
auction, to the winner of the auction.
The seller is not interested in any trades.
Please ask as many questions as you would like.
noticed that you have reposted this helicopter multiple times. Is there
some thing that is wrong with this helicopter that is maybe not
mentioned in the write up?
We have had the
unfortunate experience with 2 buyers who fell though. The first buyer
said his account was accessed by someone who was playing a bad joke on
him and that it was an unintended purchase. The second buyer, sounded
serious, but failed to come through with payment. The seller is very
motivated to get this helicopter sold and I am helping him with the
process. The seller is the owner of multiple businesses and does not
have time to deal with the administrative tasks that are involved in
running this ebay auction. Therefore, I have been managing all of the
communications and answering the questions. I too, hope that this is
the final attempt to sell this helicopter, but if the buyer does not
pay, I'm sure I'll be forced to relist. I can simply hope that the
bidders are serious this time so we can complete this process and move
on. We have been completely forthcoming and honest with the listing and
there are no known issues that would hold up the sale of this
helicopter. Thanks.
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Auction tonight for a good cause
Tonight marks an auction of photographs by slain artist-environmental activist Christine Sevilla, with proceeds going to improve public access at a wetland complex dedicated in her honor.
The auction takes place from 5:30 to 8:30 pm at the First Unitarian Church of Rochester, located at 220 South Winton Road just a bit south of Interstate-490. Sevilla's family donated about 150 photographs she had made of wetlands, ponds, lakes, plants and other objects.
You can learn more here about Sevilla and the auction, which also is to feature wine, cheese, music and convivial conversation.
Proceeds will go to build trails and make other improvements at a 23-acre wetland preserve owned by the Genesee Land Trust in Caledonia, Livingston County. It was dedicated in Sevilla's honor last year.
Sevilla, who lived in Perinton, was well-known in local environmental circles. She was killed in November 2009 by her husband, Timothy Wells, who pleaded guilty to intentional second-degree murder last year and is serving a 16 years-to-life sentence in state prison.


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Updated: May 17, 2013 6:28AM
Chrisi Mizera, of Lincoln-Way East, is this week's Jenny's Steakhouse/SouthtownStar Softball Player of the Week.
Mizera, a senior pitcher, was 6-for-7 with two home runs and six RBI. In the circle, she recorded 11 strikeouts in nine innings.
Coaches wishing to make Player of the Week nominations should contact Tony Baranek at firstname.lastname@example.com by 11 a.m. Monday.
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A New Kitchen With a Warm Patina
For a new California kitchen, designer Samantha Lyman added a warm patina with a glass sheet backsplash, lights from an old Dutch ship, and delicate, jewel-like hardware. For more design and decorating ideas, read an interview with Lyman.
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Succession Planning Experts Help Families Through the Process
When it comes to devising a plan to transition the family farm to the next generation, communicating may be the hardest part, according to Jeri Albright, who along with her husband, Corky, operates a crop and livestock operation in Jackson County, Kan.
"People don't want to talk about you not being there," said Albright, who has four grown children – one of whom farms with his parents. "It's hard for the children to talk about, but we really need to talk about things like health issues" before they come up.
Preparing individual plans
To help agricultural producers with farm transition plans, Kansas State University hosts workshops in various locations around the state. Each meeting has different topics and speakers.
The Albrights began the process when they attended a workshop in 2010, sponsored by K-State Research and Extension, the Farm Analyst Program, and Kansas Farm Management Association. They've worked with several professionals in developing their plan, including their attorney, KFMA and Farm Analyst economists, and agriculture and natural resources extension agent Jody Holthaus in the Meadowlark District. The Meadowlark Extension District is comprised of Jackson, Jefferson, and Nemaha counties.
"Many people don't know what they own or what they're worth," Albright said, adding that planning for a farm transition from one generation to the next forces families to consider many factors and to make decisions. Sometimes those decisions are easier to avoid but ultimately, should be considered before a crisis hits.
She said she's attended several meetings on the subject and that although all participants have different circumstances, it was helpful to hear presentations as well as questions and answers from others.
Completing necessary documents
The Albrights drew up an agreement in June 2012: "We came out with a trust agreement, a will, power of attorney, medical power of attorney, and a living will. Those were the five components of the paperwork," Albright said.
"I was relieved to have something down," said Albright, who added that because she and Corky are still farming, the plan can change if needed. "At least it's on paper and it has instructions and is a workable plan."
Jonie James, McPherson County agriculture and natural resources agent, led a session on taxes and followed up on a previous transition meeting, which drew 250 people from several states including Kansas, Texas, Oklahoma, and Nebraska. It had a waiting list of 60.
"I just want to make sure people have a good understanding of their options," James said, adding that the more people know before they meet with their accountant and lawyer, the better.
Other recent workshop topics included Passing Down the Farm, Introduction to Farm Transition Planning, and Women in Agriculture.


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Wednesday, 19 January 2011
The Number Lady
Title sequence to never-broadcast TV series. Filmed by Southern TV in 1975, and abandoned for reasons that have never been fully explained (though all sorts of rumours abound). Even the subject of the series is unclear, some claiming it is a straightforward drama about shortwave number stations, and others that it's a supernatural story about a a boy who can communicate with ghosts that have been trapped by pylons in a field near his home.
If anyone can find more on this, please let us know!
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Marvellous. Didn't Les Waters also write 'Boy In A Coracle' for HTV?ReplyDelete
Very interesting--and very mysterious. I can't find a thing about this series using Google or Wikipedia. Hmm.ReplyDelete
My favorite episode was the one when Patrick ate a cricket and was suddenly transformed into a block of flats. Genius.ReplyDelete
As I understand it, it was the subject matter itself that caused the cancellation of this programme. By 1975, 'straightforward drama about shortwave number stations' was ten-a-penny on commercial TV, and it was decided that there was no room for another one.ReplyDelete
Looking forward to the remastered DVD release of 'Boy In A Coracle'.
Gregory - Bollops was quite right in saying that 'The Number Lady' was never broadcast. If I'm not much mistaken, you're thinking of the short-lived ATV series 'Dr. Jiminy and Patrick Hyde' which Les Waters also wrote.ReplyDelete
I seem to recall reading in Waters' sardonic critique of the TV industry 'End of Job Cuts' (does anyone have a copy they could scan?) that the arithmetical incantations of the polyglot Number Lady seemed (it was never made totally clear) to relate to exorcism of the pylons. The series of novels continued till about 1987 and inspired a lot of fans to send each other arithmetical puzzles to solve, usually via odd little radio broadcasts.
You are correct, Phantom. My error. I'm a bit off lately, the old synapses misfiring at an alarming rate.ReplyDelete
What about the story that Les Waters was a pseudonym of Jack Hargreaves? I think it's plausible. He did after all fall out with his producer at Southern for not allowing him to take Out of Town in "a more sci-fi direction".ReplyDelete
enjoying this surreal wander down alternative time lanes...ReplyDelete
This is fantastic. I wish we could find more about this series. Is there a pilot hiding somewhere in some cave that we can find?ReplyDelete
I found out more...ReplyDelete
Here is the original posting of this video:
It turns out that it was made by the original poster in Windows Movie Maker. It's just a personal hauntology vid. He's talking about making others, although a full episode would be beyond his capabilities/interest.
It's too bad, because an actual show, with some haunting and mysterious elements, about a numbers lady would be awesome.
As far as i Know one of latests episodes of Fringe series is about Numbers Stations. And a link to some interesting facts about it: http://www.simonmason.karoo.net/page30.htmlReplyDelete


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Cameron, Catherine Ann and Gillen, Julia (2013) Co-constructing family identities through young children's telephone-mediated narrative exchanges. First Language, 33 (3). pp. 246-267. ISSN 0142-7237Full text not available from this repository.
We explore here telephone interactions between young children and adult family members as contributing insights to the co-construction of identities within both the nuclear and the extended family. We deploy methods of linguistic ethnography to enrich the scope of interpreting our data beyond textual analysis. Our premise was that intimate relatives have knowledgeable appreciation of their child's affective and cognitive worlds that they can call upon to enhance emerging language use and narrative productions, even in distanced communications. Talking over the telephone has the potential to scaffold children's skills at offering clear, cohesive communications, and elaborated narratives. Examination of the corpora of four preschool children in interaction with a family member on the telephone showed them to employ extensive expressive power to negotiate considerable communicative space in having both emotional and cognitive needs met; identities are co-constructed as stories about persons and experiences are shared.
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