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I finally took the plunge last week and signed up for a Twitter account. I resisted for quite some time, not wanting to add yet another distraction to my day in addition to phone, IM, live website chat support, and email.
More and more of my blogging circle was jumping on board so I asked them… what's the deal – is this helping your business or just another major distraction?
A few said they'd seen a noticeable increase in blog subscribers since they started Twittering. One said that Twitter was directly responsible for some new consulting gigs. Others mentioned that Twitter provided them with a way to connect with some A-listers in a way that was not readily available before.
That's when I decided to give it a try. But then I had some other concerns that went beyond just time…
Keep in mind that goal of this post is not to bash Twitter – I think it's an important tool. But I do wonder if it may have adverse side effects if used carelessly.
The relaxed conversational atmosphere of Twitter certainly breaks down communication barriers. But I think there is a tendency to become too relaxed, which could be dangerous – especially if you're interacting on Twitter as way to foster business relationships.
After hanging out on Twitter, I've formed some entirely new opinions of people. Conversations are different when they are off the cuff vs. in the format of a well-researched blog post or article. You can really see a person's true colors on Twitter. That's great if you're feeling someone out that you're thinking about doing business with. Are they overly reactionary or combative? Do they 'talk' before they think? Do they act with integrity even in a relaxed social situation?
Although tweets aren't recorded online indefinitely like published web content, people do remember them. I was talking to an online blogging friend yesterday about a conversation that took place days prior between two individuals. We both remembered the conversational in detail. People are listening and they are remembering.
With that in mind, standing out from the crowd as someone that does offer solid advice, ideas, and help seems like a smart recipe for enhancing your reputation.
Many times I find myself wondering… how do these people have the time for this? Don't they have more important things to do? Busy and important people are inaccessible for a reason. It's not that they are trying to ignore people; they just simply don't have the time to communicate with everyone. If I write to a famous author or a busy CEO, I'd be surprised if they'd write back to me let alone chat with me on Twitter.
Some people that I assumed would be very busy running businesses are very active on Twitter… Maybe they just have much better time management skills than I do and can handle it all.
What if your clients were following you on Twitter. What if while I'm supposed to be dedicated to my client's project, I'm constantly socializing with my peers throughout the day on Twitter? Even if you can interact in short bursts with Twitter, it might give the perception that you are not 100% dedicated and focused.
Without naming names, have you seen a different side of people after following them on Twitter? If so, is it positive or negative? How has Twitter impacted your business?
I just add it to the mix that is my desk top, I tweet when I have something viable to say either to another tweet or something that I'm working on. Is it a distraction? it can be...but so can blogging, so can surfing the web, and checking email, or talking on the phone...reply
its nice . I tried this and set it to my desktop.
Kris Franso
Strangely more and more people seem to be following our twitter page and I don't know why, I think Twitter will just grow and grow.reply
Thanks for this post, I feel the same concern
That is why I got registered just in case I might need it. But I did not yet use it. So I do know nothing about a different perspective of sbd. For me it looks likesth for pupils - they do have much mor time. In business the only media I us is: phone, email and personal talks. No IM, no chat, no web. I do not open this apps any more. Those I only user after work. But this might change when I start working at home instead of in the office.
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I think it depends on how many people are following you. I'm sure many companies approached twitter when they first began and stared at it like a deer in headlights but its like anything else, you fall down a few times but before you know it you are running at a full sprint.reply
No one get right solution from this things people who have lot on twitter they can get more business from this, i am also trying but not get any results, if u have any solution pls give right way to do.
My Boss is a CEO of a small company and he tweets all the time! He encourages all of us to tweet but I am so bogged down with work -- I have no time to tweet.
His tweets are
a) useless garbage
b) whiny rants about meetings he had with clients -- WTF
c) we are more likely to get "layoff" news or "we are broke" news from his tweets then the weekly staff meetings.
Social media is HUGE but I remember back in the early 90's when everyone was jumping on the MLM band wagon. For me I will stick to Good Solid Old Fashioned Marketing.reply
I love Twitter for the interaction. It naturally leads to knowledge gained and it becomes an investment into future insight. There is a tremendous small biz community, video bloggers, and huge number of journalists.
Really interesting read. I too have just signed up to Twitter, mainly after my other half talking about it constantly, and to be honest I was wondering why on earth I would bothered. Although I still only have a few followers, the more I use it and read about it, the more I think could become an invaluable resource!
But it can still be useful because you can get answers in a very short time.
Beside this extreme spontaneity need to be masterized through a perfect mix of deiiferent twitter apps.
When I signed up to twitter i didn't noticed anything dangerous or simply different from another social networks at all. As well as my friends, i don't give a damnreply
This is pointless whats the point of twitter, its just people ranting, and want people to follow whats been written. Do you think twitter is the next facebook?reply
I aggree very much so with the points you've raised above, i think keeping your social life seperate from your business life is very important. I wouldn't like my clients knowing everything i do, when i do it, who i talk to and how on a social level, i believe thats a recipie for disaster. I still have not joined twitter, i do not have the time or patience to be very honest, the only way i could see it being of any use to me is if i was to sign up as a business and use it to post news as to what im doing on a business level, lika a feed of the work im doing for instance.. also to interact with clients and proffessionals... Not friends who i go to the gym with etc.reply
I have found that by anwering questions for people they apprieciate the help and then have decided to follow me. It has helped me to build my business so I am pro-Twitter. Tom Troughton -- Follow me! http://twitter.com/TomTroughtonreply
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the branch of zoology that deals with birds.
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the branch of zoology that studies birds
The branch of zoology that deals with the scientific study of birds.
Ornithology is a branch of zoology that concerns the study of birds. Etymologically, the word "ornithology" derives from the ancient Greek ὄρνις ornis and λόγος logos. Several aspects of ornithology differ from related disciplines, due partly to the high visibility and the aesthetic appeal of birds. Most marked among these is the extent of studies undertaken by amateurs working within the parameters of strict scientific methodology. The science of ornithology has a long history and studies on birds have helped develop several key concepts in evolution, behaviour and ecology such as the definition of species, the process of speciation, instinct, learning, ecological niches, guilds, island biogeography, phylogeography and conservation. While early ornithology was principally concerned with descriptions and distributions of species, ornithologists today seek answers to very specific questions, often using birds as models to test hypotheses or predictions based on theories. Most modern biological theories apply across taxonomic groups and the number of professional scientists who identify themselves as "ornithologists" has therefore declined. A wide range of tools and techniques are used in ornithology, both inside the laboratory and out in the field, and innovations are constantly made.
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the scientific study of birds and their behaviour
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Who should have the calling?
Please answer gender-appropriately, as I'm curious if men and women feel differently about this. Also, if you're single feel free to answer hypothetically.
This came to mind because of discussion on Kristine's BCC thread that many women are grateful that they can't be bishop, etc. (Of course, this is not a new discussion.) Starfoxy made a great comment (#50) reminding people that time-consuming callings take a toll on both spouses, regardless of which one is called.
This issue came up fairly recently in my marriage. One of the counselors in the bishopric met with me and asked if I would accept a calling as a primary worker. He said they wanted my husband (who was already a primary worker) and I to team-teach the 8yo primary class, and they wanted to call my husband as the cub scout leader for the 8yo boys. Just the week before he had gotten called as the secretary in the stake YM presidency. I agreed, but I suggested to the bishopric member that it might be nice if they gave me callings instead of my husband because I could use more time away from our two small children, and he could use more time home with them. I left it at that (something for future thought), but this wonderful bishopric member repeated my comment to the primary president. She's also great, just very new to her calling, and she asked, "Could we do that? Can she be the cub scout leader?" He told her that would be fine, and they talked to my husband and I again after church about us still team-teaching in primary and me being the cub scout leader. We both agreed. While I don't particularly enjoy being a cub scout leader, and it's certainly not a calling I would ever aspire to (much like that of bishop), I still find it infinitely preferable to my husband being cub scout leader and me having yet one more night home alone with my children.
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For what it's worth, I'd generally prefer that neither of us hold the time-consuming calling. But when my wife was in the RS presidency, it gave her a chance to get to know the ward really well, it gave me a little extra one-on-one time with our daughter, and I got to teach the youth, a calling that I loved.
I agree, Sam B. I would rather neither my husband or I had a time-consuming calling. But if one of us is going to, I'd rather it was me.
It's an easy decision for me. I work outside of the home more than my wife does, and so I'd much rather have her serving in a calling so I can stay home with the kids.
If my dh would willingly join the church and believe in the gospel, I wouldn`t mind how time consuming any callings were!!!
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My answer is no, and yes.
Like others, there is a huge part of me that would rather neither of us have the calling:) But it has helped a lot that we've both had big callings, and thus we understand better what the other is going through. I learned a lot about what a bishop does when I was RS president, and during his time in leadership, he learned a lot about what RS can do for the ward.
If he was always the one off serving, or me always the one with the big calling, then I don't think either of us could be as compassionate and understanding.
I want us to be so open minded that we put either in the calling without a second thought. That we put whoever is best/called to be in the calling regardless of gender. The thing is, rarely do any of us want the calling we have.
I have to ask – what's the calling? All time-consuming callings are not made equal.
Stake or ward employment specialist? Ward clerk? Sure, I'll do them.
Anything revolving scouts? Let my wife do it.
What with me being only half-a-Mormon, any big callings are going to have to go to him.
I guess, to clarify my #8 — it doesn't matter to my wife and I which one of us has what calling. We'll do what we need to, to serve.
There have been some cases where I've told a bishopric member that perhaps a particular calling wasn't appropriate, given my wife's calling, her business, my full-time job, and my grad school, but I just give the information and let them make the call.
I am the wife, and I want neither of us to have a time-consuming calling. it is kind of a priority thing for me- family first.
plus, I've heard too many men in my ward use the "how little time I have to spend with my family" line as a sort of code for "look how many important callings I have"
that is not being quite fair, I know. Nor is it universal. but there is a bit of an obsession with business in the culture of the church, and a lot of it is redundant and only serves itself.
I have to ask – what's the calling?
Queuno, I have to assume that Vada meant that the calling was hymn book coordinator.
I am reminded of the area I lived in several years ago. The second counselor in the stake presidency, a friend of mine, was released so he could spend more time with his family. (At least that was the official reason given.)
A close friend of mine has recently been serving as RS Pres in her ward, for several years. In that time her husband has served on the stake high council, and was then called to Ward YM President. A few weeks ago he was called as Bishop, and she got released. And their eldest left on her mission, but she still has 5 more at home.
In some areas of the world it's not either or- it's both. My ward RS pres is married to a member of the stake presy. they only see each other at their placeof employment, but travel there separately as they have different after -work commitments!
I once lived in a ward where the Bishop and the Relief Society were married. We jokingly referred to it as the "Jones" regime (names changed to protect the innocent). It was actually just a little scary.
Also, we have found that even within callings, the time commitment can vary with the particulars. As a high councilor, my husband was assigned to a unit that was 45 minutes away, with a very busy schedule that involved frequent Saturday or midweek visits (or boht); at the same time, his committee assignment was Auditing, which is very Sunday-time intensive.
He might have been a high councilor assigned to an in-town ward and with a committee assignment of family history or something, and it would have been much less demanding as far as time required.
My husband does have an (extremely) time consuming calling, about which I am occasionally frustrated because I am once again left alone with a child. But I find that if I have to be gone for any reason, when I come home I have to play catch-up with dishes, putting away toys, cleaning up messes, etc. He'll make sure everyone is still alive, but that's about it. So it's easier if I'm there so I don't have three times as much to do as I did before I left!
I'm sorry, Rilkerunning. That sounds extremely frustrating. I'm sure it's little comfort, but I think that's actually fairly common among men: botch the childcare and housework enough so as not to be asked to do them much.
Actually, I think your experience raises a good argument for having the women have the time-consuming callings more often if they're SAHM's. It seems particularly unfair to deprive a SAHM of what (little?) support she might get in childcare and housework by giving her husband a big calling. Better that she have the big calling, even if only to be away from the kids for some time. In a church that so encourages SAHMing, perhaps we should give the biggest callings to women.
Utterly tangentially, I'm fascinated by the poll results in that three quarters of the voters are women. I suspected that more women than men read ZD, but I never guessed the ratio was that high. Is this just another specific instance of the general finding that members of minority groups are forced to be familiar with the majority's culture, but members of the majority have little incentive to become familiar with the minority's culture? I think it's the case that women tend to read both male and female authors, while men are more likely to read mostly or entirely male authors. Is it this phenomenon at work here?
Thanks for your reply, Ziff. I was actually thinking the exact same thing about giving SAHM's the callings! Just yesterday, he was gone from 7:30 until church started at 1, then had another meeting right after. Not only am I frustrated for myself, but he never gets a break. Why not let the SAHM's get out of the house, talk to adults, and let the men stay home for once? I'm sure he'd appreciate it as much as I would. Unfortunately, for some reason the executive secretary (what he is) for some reason needs to hold the priesthood, which I of course am not allowed. Why do these calling need to be priesthood holders anyway? I'm not very clear.
Anne (#14) summed up what it's like in our neck of the woods, although he and I would much rather neither of us having a time consuming calling.
Yet, I begin to wonder, if neither of us were really putting forth much effort into "building Zion", are we really becoming a part of it? I don't know the answer, but it's something to think about.
As a breastfeeding mother, I feel my time is already being put to the best use possible and prefer my husband have the time consuming calling. I stay home for a reason. I don't want to have my baby take a bottle so I can handle a group of cub scouts.
Once my daughter is older and relying less on me for nourishment, I think it would be more fair for me to take the time consuming calling if my husband already as a full time job.
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RICHARD WOLFFE: I think it's Susan Rice. There is the question about John Kerry. But I think now that John McCain has sunk his teeth in, he's made it about presidential authority, and, frankly, it's outrageous that there is this witch hunt going on the right about these people of color, let's face it, around this president. Eric Holder, Valerie Jarrett, now Susan Rice. Before it was Van Jones. This is not about who is hawkish in the same way John McCain is about foreign policy because if you look at Iran and Libya, Susan Rice checks those boxes. This is a personal vendetta. It's about presidential authority.
MATTHEWS: So, you think McCain is being– McCain and people like Lindsey Graham, McCain, who had his own daughter attacked, was accused of having an illegitimate child when, in fact, he adopted a young girl from South Asia. You're saying that McCain's being driven by racial prejudice here?
WOLFFE: There is no other way to look at this because look at her foreign policy and by the way, Look at what John McCain said about Condi Rice's nomination. We're running this story on the front page of the MSNBC website right now. Back then– four years– eight years ago, John McCain said the people — the Democrats who were questioning Condi Rice's credentials they were engaged with bitter innocence, they needed to move on. Why has he changed his tune? What is it about Susan Rice? And the answer is there aren't any good foreign policy explanations for it.
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these talking heads are all racists against white men !+3
Honestly, I never new Susan Rice was "black" until the left started screaming racisim about her potential nomination as Hillary2, and I have seen her on TV many times.+2
Chris Matthews should just put the sack in his mouth and get it over with.+1
If Bin Ladin were still alive he might be their best bet for S of S as he wouldn't need any special training in order to rigidly follow the leftist agenda.+1
He's against Susan Rice because she's black and he's racist.
He supported Condi Rice because she's black and he's racist.
Honestly, even Chrissy Matthews wasn't digging that one…..+5
Can someone explain to these morons at Ms. NBC that McCain is a RINO and barely an R at that. He's on THEIR side!!+2
For this idiot to mention Susan Rice in the same breath with Condi Rice is an insult. Condi Rice is a strong, capable person. Susan Rice is a puppet.+5
And the beat goes on.+1
The leftist, dim-o-crat commies seem to believe:
1). If you oppose islam in any way you're a bigoted islamophobic racist.
2). If you oppose the homosexual agenda – you're a bigoted homophobe, and because people in the 50s opposed interracial marriage, you're some how a racist.
3). If you oppose the dismantling of NASA to turn it into a muslim outreach center, see number 1.
4). If you oppose the Marxist takeover of our nation you're a bigoted racist because a black man is the one who is trying to gift us with a communist nation.
5). If you think Israel is justified in returning fire after being bombarded with thousands of rockets shot from the palestinian territories . . . again see number 1.
6). If you're tired of all the obfuscation, crony capitalism, and blatant, outright lies coming out of the Oval Office – you're a racist because Obama happens to be half black. Maybe (because the white race is the devil in "Black Liberation Theology"[Obama's religion]) it's actually the white in Obama that makes him lie so shamelessly.+4
If hating Obama's policies because they're socialist and evil makes me "racist", SO BE IT!!!+5
Like others in that administration, she is
an android with artificial intelligence. Or
it could be that they are just imbeciles.
But what did you expect obama to appoint?+1
Well, McCain is white,ergo…
BTW Matthews and Wolffe are also white.+2
Also, there is no such thing as a black racist.+3
Rando you hit what makes me the most angry.
No matter what we do someone who wants to take advantage of me being white and them not can shout "RACIST". The only time this happens to me is if I say something about enforcing immigration laws or opposing a government policy. Yet I can be called a "Cracker", "Gringo", "White Devil" or whatever and I'm supposed to take it because… why?
Because my ancestors did some crappy things? Black people are enslaving and murdering other black people. It's not a white only thing. Mayans in Central America sacrificed other Mayans. Indian tribes warred against each other. The Japanese worked with Hitler to try to take over the world as did the Italians.
Evil knows no color.+2
Houaton- I prefer to be called a Honkey, cause those other terns are RACIST!
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Paul Auster: Invisible
Paul Auster's Roth-like run of productivity continues. After producing just one short book between 1994 and 2002, since then he has published seven novels, with another one due in a few months' time. The high points of this recent run were the first two – The Book of Illusions and Oracle Night – and results since then have been mixed. His UK publishers Faber are trying to sell his most recent novel as a blockbuster of sorts – just look at the cover below – with "page-turner" featuring in three of the quotes used. Well, Auster's books are page-turners, but anyone raised on airport thrillers will not find much to please them here; and nor may seasoned Auster fans like me.
Invisible was a disappointment almost from start to finish. It is a four-part story telling of part of the life of Adam Walker, three of them by Adam within a framing device, and then a coda in another voice.
Unfortunately – or fortunately, as it means I have no desire to reveal spoilers – I wasn't remotely interested in Adam's story, which was the usual Auster stuff of chance encounters, mysterious strangers, sexual impulses and political engagement. Part of the reason for my lack of interest might have been the fact that I had been led to believe there was a surprising end to the story, so I was more interested in the framing device than in the 'main' story within it. Not Auster's fault.
As it turns out, the ending wasn't so much surprising as just unsatisfying, an odd coda somewhat resembling 'The Man Who Liked Dickens' in Waugh's A Handful of Dust. Worse, the main body of the book was somewhat flabby, and waffly – Auster (or his narrator) saying everything several times, seemingly to enforce feelings that his cool prose never really evoked otherwise. It's very hard to say what Adam's story was about – thematically – because it just seemed to be about exactly what he tells us: revenge, shame, all the big ones. That said, Auster remains as efficient a storyteller as ever, and the pages almost blur beneath the hand – it took me just over a day to read its 310 pages, a breakneck speed for me these days.
Looking around for commentary on the book, I found James Wood's review (and appraisal of Auster's other books) from The New Yorker. I think Wood has the book nailed, but more worryingly, I found it hard to dissent from his comments on Auster's work generally (the parody that opens the piece is painfully accurate). The weaknesses which Wood identifies, however, are not fatal. Auster has a kind of hypnotic effect in his prose – that storytelling magic – which enables or encourages the reader to bypass all kinds of implausibilities, the sort that look ridiculous when Wood isolates them. And because his books are page-turners, the reader tends to notice not so much specific phrases as overall effects.
Nonetheless I reread my earlier reviews of Auster's recent books, and wondered, with a creeping sense of dread, if I would like the novels of his I've praised before if I read them now. Is this one of those moments where one begins to part company with a well-loved writer? Or is Invisible just a dud? I'm not sure I'll dare, yet, to pick up his forthcoming Sunset Park to find out.
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I had a similar sense of mild let-down with Philip Roth's last couple of books – after the wonderful Human Stain. I don't think I'll read the Auster having read your review although it was on my list at one point.
I enjoyed this one more than I thought I would after having lost touch with him as an author after the excellent Book Of Illusions and Oracle Night (which I actually read much later). Perhaps my enthusiasm when reading it came from it not being as bad as it could have been rather than it actually being as good as I thought it was. I enjoyed the structure of the book and the way the narrative tenses changed to serve the story. It's a pretty cold book though and I've never come close to being tempted to read it again. As for Sunset Park, it appears to contain a lot of sex between a older man and younger woman (perhaps he and Roth have more in common than being prolific) and has me very worried indeed.
I was very disappointed in this one too and I'm a big, big fan of Auster. I think the incest really turned me off. I really didn't understand what the point was of all that. My review is here: http://theliterarystew.blogspot.com/2010/01/invisible.html
My favourites Auster books are (not in order): The Brooklyn Follies, The New York Trilogy and Leviathan. The ones you mentioned were also quite good.
I've only read Leviathan, though I also own the New York Trilogy. The Brooklyn Follies eh? Perhaps after the NY3.
Otherwise, well, I'm reading nothing to tempt me to continue that much further with him. It is peculiar (or perhaps not) how some artists as they get older put lots of sex with young women in their works. Woody Allen springs to mind as a cinematic equivalent.
I've only read The New York Trilogy by Auster, but I really enjoyed it. I found it challenging and quite exhilarating and would definitely like to read more by him. But perhaps I'll skip this one, or at least hold off on it unless I decide to become an Auster completist.
It sounds absolutely terrible! I suppose I should admit straight out that I'm allergic to Auster – I found the NY trilogy ho-hum and gave up on The Book of Illusions. His position of relative critical eminence is a total mystery to me.
I'm not sure "storytelling efficiency" is enough to make up for the serious flaws that Wood ennumerates – and that you refer to here as well John. Also not quite sure how that quality squares with your description of "flab and waffle"…
Ha, at last I can point to an ancient review on my boeklog stating my opinions about Auster's fiction in English.
Auster has the same effect as Delillo; the first book you read from him can be mesmerizing. But the same high is difficult to get from the next books, weirdly enough.
NY3 is from 1985/86 or there about. Today is 2010, if you don;t know it. You've, changed, I've changed, the outside world have changed since then, like if you have not noticed!
Sex or food? Do you want Auster to write "restaurant reviews"? Nick's Fish and Wine is quite "tasty" at times! Thinking about young dames and the old times? Give me a break, will you, Otis!
It's a dud, a one-off collapse. Least I hope it's a one-off as I enjoy his output generally.
Unlike leroyhunter, I found the NY trilogy mesmerising.
After Travels in the Scriptorium I've decided not to follow Auster anymore.
I've enjoyed the New York Trilogy, the Brooklyn follies less.
Maybe I'll still try the Book of Illusion since I own it but that's the only reason.
Too many Auster for me.
Yes, I concur! Read the NY3 and was totally sold! (for a couple of hours, don't tell!) I just happened to see this last piece of his work n a book store in Dalian, Liaoning province, CHINA (People's Republic of Chine that is!)(don't tell!) I was actually very interested in buying, but at the counter, asking for the price, they wanted to charge me 189.00 RMB – can you believe that! I told them:"better keep it in a safe somewhere, than letting it out in the free public domain, somebody might come by and steel it from you! That's a good and fine price, you've better keep it." I told them and turned my right hand down flatly – like this. And then I just walked out the door, proud and strong, keeping my head up and shoulders straight. Better luck next time, boy!
I have read other reviews of this which broadly concur with your own – you have persuaded me to give it a miss although I was about to order it. I feel rather similarly about Philip Roth who seemed to reach a late-flowering pinnacle with The Human Stain but now only leads to disappointment.
I thought I'd made this comment before or something similar so must have forgotten to press "submit".
I found this a very puzzling book for several reasons. Firstly, it seemed more like a long string of sub-plots than a single coherent narrative. Second, Rudolf came across as the central character rather than Adam, as he is the catalyst for many of the plot twists. Third, there are episodes like the incest confession and the Quillia visit that add virtually nothing to the main narrative. And fourth, many of the plot developments, like the funding of the literary magazine and Adam's arrest, are too far-fetched to be credible. More a mixed grill than haute cuisine, I would say.
I'm not very knowledgeable about Auster. I read a couple of his books a long time ago and can't even remember which ones. Needless to say, they didn't make much of an impression. My son recently sent me "Oracle Night" though and I was very surprised to find how much I enjoyed it. His sense of plotting in that book was terrific, I thought. One of my favorite movies is "Smoke" which is a script of his.
I've loved other books by Auster but not this one and Mr Self I've been relying on you to explain the ending to me, what on earth was that all about? I almost felt that perhaps a whole chunk of the book must have been missing in my copy.
I must disagree vigorously with the consensus that this book is unworthy. While Auster's post-Leviathan decline (with the exception of the Book of Illusions) is somewhat real, I still enjoy his hypnotic prose and philosophical puzzles. His lack of breadth in characters is well-documented, and certainly accurate to a degree, but his strength has always been his originality, and if you like or dislike him, it is probably a reflection of the values you place on character development vs ingenuity.
But either way, this book is different. The twists, turns, and philosophical puzzles are tied to an urgent purpose – a purpose greater than the vengeance the protagonist professes to seek after Part 1. This purpose is only revealed in the final paragraph. After reading this paragraph, it is as if you emerge from running through a dark tunnel into sunlight, and look back to see the path you took illuminated.
This book contains some of the very greatest evocations of time and place present in any of Auster's fiction – hot summer in the student ghettos of 1967 New York, the intellectual wanderings through the streets of a Paris that is at once still present and from a time gone by, the mansion in a two-faced island paradise. The shortcomings of some of Auster's previous works and their abstract, solitary characters playing games in their own minds is replaced by a breathless realization of the world in this book. Please, readers, give this tight, emotional, magnificent novel a chance.


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Digidesign's Official Pro Tools 101 Courseware takes a comprehensive approach to learning the fundamentals of Pro Tools|HD®, Pro Tools LE®, or Pro Tools M-Powered™ systems. Now updated for Pro Tools 8 software, this new edition from the definitive authority on Pro Tools covers everything you need to know to complete a Pro Tools project. Learn to build sessions that include multitrack recordings of live instruments, MIDI sequences, software synthesizers, and vi… More >>
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Marie D. Don on
January 20th, 2010 3:15 am
I still don't have the produc yet, because they sent me the produc trice both of them didn't not work. I have to return them, noone ever contact me to ask if i wont a nother one.
Rating: 1 / 5
Joe F. DeWitt on
January 20th, 2010 5:41 am
I am half way through this book and find it very informative and useful to learn the Pro Tools interface. There is a lot of information and it's a great resource to have in your library for whenever you have a Pro Tools question. I would get it if I were you!!
Rating: 4 / 5
Bob Justman on
January 20th, 2010 8:36 am
Extremely informative book, with a thorough and concise section explaining basic digital music production. This section alone makes the book worth the price of admission, as other texts assume the user has lots of experience in DAW audio production, but this book explains all. Also contains a thorough history of the development of M-Audio/DigiDesign Pro Tools software and the theories and reasoning behind each new product. The only caveat is that the Pro Tools hardware spoken of so highly in this textbook is proprietary and prohibitively expensive, and most authorized DigiDesign repair centers will tell you to return the DigiDesign stuff to the factory for repairs. I say this from personal experience. I wish the hardware was as interchangeable, reliable, and as reasonably priced as this book.
Rating: 5 / 5
Stanley Valle on
January 20th, 2010 9:44 am
This book is just an updated version from PT7. It does have some changes here and there but I think if your an engineer in training, like I am or a big engineer working at Sony, I think everyone should have this book as a refrence. It does not teach you PT in an instance but it will guide you through some technical difficulties you might have and save you some money from calling Tech Services!
Rating: 5 / 5
Radiovespa on
January 20th, 2010 11:47 am
This book is OK as far as it goes. It's all technically accurate and fairly well organized. But it's instructionally lacking in my opinion because the exercises aren't integrated into the lessons. Instead there are two exercise projects at the end of the book. It would be much better if you were able to practice a particular procedure related to the specific lessons in the chapters.
My other criticism is that this book assumes all users are music producers. For good or ill, Pro Tools has become the industry-standard audio production software. But not everyone who uses it makes music. Many of us make radio documentaries and features. We may use the same tools as music producers but how we approach the work is different. It would be good if training material such as this book acknowledged other user types and offered material from their perspective.
Rating: 3 / 5
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Surprise! Team Obama Doesn't Want Senate Voting On Obama Fiscal Cliff "Plan"
First we had Harry Reid, Democrat Majority Leader in the US Senate, refusing to allow any vote on Obama's fiscal cliff tax 'n spend plan, calling it a "stunt". Following that we get
(National Journal) The White House on Thursday dismissed as political mischief Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's offer to bring President Obama's fiscal cliff plan to a vote on the floor, conceding the proposal would not receive the 60 votes needed to overcome a filibuster.
"We don't have 60 votes in the Senate," White House press secretary Jay Carney said, adding the White House was "very confident" that Democrats support the principles outlined in Obama's plan, which has met with derision among Republicans.
Carney called McConnell's Wednesday challenge "the kind of political games that aren't serious."
Interesting. The only people who would filibuster Obama's "plan" would be …… Democrats!
The GOP wants a vote on the "plan" in order to force Democrats to go on the record as to their support for said "plan". Both Reid and Obama understand that it would be very embarrassing for Obama's "plan" to receive few, if any, votes from Democrats, which would expose (NMP) Obama's position as being extreme and economically foolish. And the plan is foolish. It fails to address the underlying issue of the US government spending too darned much while simply scapegoating upper middle class people and higher. And adding more spending.
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AP Photo So,: Michelle Obama seems to be as delusional as: her husband. Earlier this week, she said that: childhood obesity (a Crisis!)
Obama Gives Obamacare Waivers to 28 Unions, His BIG Donors
More on the waivers for Obamacare. A look at the president's waiver list reveals he's given waivers to 28 food