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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post7365241012094448975..comments2014-12-19T14:04:37.312-05:00Comments on The Kill Zone: On Author Earnings and Author YearningsJoe Moorehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-6263284642456765432014-02-24T23:21:35.276-05:002014-02-24T23:21:35.276-05:00I absolutely love Hugh Howey. I just love his pers...I absolutely love Hugh Howey. I just love his perspective and enthusiasm. Sure, others may criticize him, but the guy has guts. Plus, he wrote an amazing series. Julie Musilhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-70916565643896219532014-02-24T10:28:29.300-05:002014-02-24T10:28:29.300-05:00Good morning, Mr. Bell, and thank you for your sag...Good morning, Mr. Bell, and thank you for your sage words. I particularly love the quote from Wayne Gretzky as well as your advice to take the rejection, mull over it for about an hour, and then get back to the keyboard. As a writer who aspires to get published (or publish her own work) one day, I find all of this incredibly encouraging and a good dose of reality at the same time. Thank you!thewriteedgehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-6318007632697407342014-02-24T01:26:47.173-05:002014-02-24T01:26:47.173-05:00It does, Jim. Thanks for setting me straight.It does, Jim. Thanks for setting me straight.Mike Dennishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-85255133822630345112014-02-23T20:52:41.145-05:002014-02-23T20:52:41.145-05:00Absolutely! But don't knock woodworking.Absolutely! But don't knock woodworking.Jim in Missoulahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-89013557992097037122014-02-23T17:56:56.282-05:002014-02-23T17:56:56.282-05:00Indie publishing (an acceptable euphemism for self...Indie publishing (an acceptable euphemism for self-publishing) offers a lifeline to those of us who have played by traditional rules, but for whatever reason have been turned away at the door. It means stories I have ample reasons for thinking deserve to be published will see the light of day. It means I don't have to shrug my shoulders, and take up wood-working..Barry Knisterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-57423375492792317512014-02-23T17:54:26.964-05:002014-02-23T17:54:26.964-05:00Thanks for the very kind words. Thanks for the very kind words. James Scott Bellhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-2238569770433117522014-02-23T17:54:05.159-05:002014-02-23T17:54:05.159-05:00Holly! Thanks for stopping by. Yeah, sometimes mor...Holly! Thanks for stopping by. Yeah, sometimes more is more!James Scott Bellhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-1921300051285236742014-02-23T17:53:40.591-05:002014-02-23T17:53:40.591-05:00Thank you. Reinforcement and encouragement like th...Thank you. Reinforcement and encouragement like this is always welcome!david Y.B. Kaufmannhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-83603257973715446462014-02-23T17:52:50.163-05:002014-02-23T17:52:50.163-05:00Great attitude, Cheryl. The keeping going is the m...Great attitude, Cheryl. The keeping going is the main thing, in writing and in life. James Scott Bellhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-44826236642694102852014-02-23T17:51:59.356-05:002014-02-23T17:51:59.356-05:00Indeed, Hannah. I say this a lot, indie writers ha...Indeed, Hannah. I say this a lot, indie writers have got to create their own, rigorous "grinder." Quality, indeed, is vital. Thanks for stopping by TKZ.James Scott Bellhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-5493196047300445272014-02-23T17:30:58.032-05:002014-02-23T17:30:58.032-05:00Looks like clear sailing from up here in Montana. ...Looks like clear sailing from up here in Montana. Please keep on beating your drum, Jim. And thanks to you and everyone else for TKZ. And what a great take-away quote:

"Most people will be happier getting their works out in the wild and moving on to the next project than they will reading rejection letters."Jim in Missoulahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-85589730292807357202014-02-23T17:01:16.440-05:002014-02-23T17:01:16.440-05:00I've been trying to articulate these points on...I've been trying to articulate these points on Twitter this week and failing utterly. Apparently 140 characters takes some of the nuance out of an argument. Who knew?Holly Westhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-75116484964391999072014-02-23T16:05:09.616-05:002014-02-23T16:05:09.616-05:00I wait to read James Scott Bell's Kill Zone ea...I wait to read James Scott Bell's Kill Zone each week. He never disappoints. A relatively new writer, I learn so much from his articles. Best wishes, firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-61354076921395116452014-02-23T15:42:27.987-05:002014-02-23T15:42:27.987-05:00Whenever I read one of your posts, I feel fortifie...Whenever I read one of your posts, I feel fortified. Like I can pick up my shield and stagger forward and keep going. In my mind, it's a matter of drawing readers to your work. You can draw 'em either self-pubbed or traditionally published, and some of that is pure luck.

A lot of it is hard, hard work... staying humble so you can improve (if you think you're great, your work will stagnate)... and not complaining. And when lightning strikes, being gracious.

And... being happy for other writers when the spotlight shines on them.

Thanks again. I'll keep that ole keyboard of mine clicking away.
email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-5683226751034316772014-02-23T15:31:28.904-05:002014-02-23T15:31:28.904-05:00Totally agree, Jim. I'm glad to see others put...Totally agree, Jim. I'm glad to see others put an emphasis on quality. Your encouragement to writers to hone their craft and get it out there is exactly what I've been saying for fifteen years. Still, I'm actually glad I was forced to hone my craft before seeing publication. I know it made me a stronger writer (not that I'll ever be the strongest). Many times a rejection is a good thing. I worry about writers who put their work out too early, without learning the craft, and fail to sell. When I pick up a poorly written novel, I'll remember not to do that again. As a reader, I seldom give them a second chance. My bad, I know, but quality is vital.Hannah Alexanderhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-57063084282568281492014-02-23T14:57:30.757-05:002014-02-23T14:57:30.757-05:00Because you said "Mega-Ultra Super Duper Awes...Because you said "Mega-Ultra Super Duper Awesomely Awesome" I have told my Leprechauns to send you an extra lucky object.

Sorry to say I am not sure what the object will be, 4-leaf clovers are only the most well known but not actually preferred by most Leprechauns as their ponies tend to eat them.

So don't be surprised if your frying pan suddenly seems to be churning out amazing delicacies you never knew you could do. Or if your hair dryer and brushes are turning your your coiffure into a beauty pageant masterpiece all on their own.

Leprechauns have been deployed.Basil Sandshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-69357147119179181572014-02-23T14:08:55.340-05:002014-02-23T14:08:55.340-05:00I love your Avatar analogy, Mark. Perfect! I love your Avatar analogy, Mark. Perfect! James Scott Bellhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-67400768876886997162014-02-23T14:07:47.660-05:002014-02-23T14:07:47.660-05:00You did indeed read me wrong, Mike. My point was m...You did indeed read me wrong, Mike. My point was mainly directed at writers who are trad published or seeking same, advocating short form work as a no-brainer way to get that one foot "wet" in the world of self-publishing. I in no way was saying that "real" books only belong in the Forbidden City. Far from it!

Nor do I consider the self-pubbed shorter works as "throwaways." Never. Nothing should be "thrown" in our writing. I take just as much care with my shorts as I do with my longs. I care too much about writing to do any less.

Hope that clarifies!James Scott Bellhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-44454984647444675332014-02-23T14:04:52.798-05:002014-02-23T14:04:52.798-05:00Weird how the mind works, Jim. You asked about "th...Weird how the mind works, Jim. You asked about "the terrain out there in the publishing world" and my mind conjured up a scene from director James Cameron's movie, Avatar. The main character, Jake Sully, is trying to exist on a beautiful and dangerous planet. Everything that he knew to be true has been challenged. The people he is trying to gain their trust have finally decided to allow him to stay and learn their ways.

Ma'at, the spiritual leader of Omaticaya, tells Jake: "It is decided. My daughter will teach you our ways. Learn well, Jake Sully, and we will see if your insanity can be cured.

We authors are the Jake Sullys, trying to figure out this new world of publishing. Everything we thought to be true in the past—write, submit, wait to be accepted—has been flipped upside down. Now, there is more than one path to publication. Now—as we try to figure it out, novel after novel—we must find out if our insanity can be cured. If not, we keep on writing and test the terrain to see which path we should follow. Everyone's path will be different, including the money we make along this road. Mark Younghttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-57895608435915091012014-02-23T14:02:53.734-05:002014-02-23T14:02:53.734-05:00That Gilstrap. Whatever became of him? I may have ...That Gilstrap. Whatever became of him? I may have to start calling him Silent John. James Scott Bellhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-21389280821733831742014-02-23T13:43:21.259-05:002014-02-23T13:43:21.259-05:00Great post, as always, Jim. I did, however, find ...Great post, as always, Jim.

I did, however, find one small area slightly disturbing. You hinted at the advantage writers might have by self-pubbing "short form" works (presumably short stories and novelettes), to get their feet wet. Then, their novels (or, as I distinctly gleaned, their "real writing") could be saved up and more intelligently submitted to the can't-be-bothered world of traditional publishing.

Buried deep between the lines is the fact that traditional publishers generally won't go near novelettes or short stories (there are few exceptions), so those pieces would be perfect to "throw away" on self-publishing just to allow the writer to get up on the boards. The hint continued that the real dream, of course, is to be traditionally published. Then, so goes the myth, "all you have to do is write and not worry about all that other stuff".

It upsets me when I hear writers talk this way, that short form works are the only things fit for self-publishing, while their "real writing" should be preserved for the golden world of the gatekeepers.

Did I read you wrong?Mike Dennishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-67575013138266204362014-02-23T13:22:38.635-05:002014-02-23T13:22:38.635-05:00I couldn't have done it without TKZ, all the w...I couldn't have done it without TKZ, all the way back to my first meeting with Mr. Gilstrap.Terri Lynn Coophttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-20557357119544702582014-02-23T13:11:46.444-05:002014-02-23T13:11:46.444-05:00Terri, you have articulated perfectly the motivati...Terri, you have articulated perfectly the motivation and strategy of the writer seeking a traditional contract. Going through that "grinder" is making your book the best it can be (and indies need to replicate that in their own system).

Good luck to you and keep us posted on your journey. James Scott Bellhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-74157811539289537092014-02-23T12:51:00.274-05:002014-02-23T12:51:00.274-05:00This kerfuffle came at an interesting time for me ...This kerfuffle came at an interesting time for me as I'm about to venture out into the arena. I am going to pursue trad publishing with this project as hard as I can.

I've spent the last year making friends, making connections, and studying the craft. This last 2 weeks has been polishing the query, building a synopsis, and defining my audience by reading dozens of agent websites to create a query list. I'll be taking my editorial lumps for the next two weeks as beta notes filter in.

Yes, I am out for the validation, the experience, and the residual benefits of possibly gaining an audience I can bring to a future self-pub venture. And, yes, I am out for the possibility of an advance.

If I hit a wall that is business related, not quality related, I will have a project that has been forged in the query-cauldron. At that point, I will self-pub it.

However, in the meantime, I have a series of shorter works (15 - 25K) on the drawing board, sweet romances set in the Bleeding Kansas era, that I will be self-pubbing to learn and hopefully earn. I'm working with a stunningly talented photographer and convincing him to branch into cover design.

It isn't all or nothing and the hyperbole has been pretty ugly the last month. I love Hugh Howey to death and that he frankly admits that he is an outlier. The discussion and even heated argument is good. The ugliness and bomb throwing is bad, but that is the way of the interwebz. I've been politically active for too long to not have the hide of an elephant.

I have a $$$ goal that would let me can one of my day jobs. I'll start there and see what happens.

Every week I skim the top 100 freebies on Kindle. Most of it is pretty substandard. I've found a few gems, but it is like mucking for diamonds in an Arkansas riverbank, I have to get a lot of mud under my nails to find them.

Thank you for another thoughtful Sunday Professor Bell.

TerriTerri Lynn Coophttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-23802516362007835892014-02-23T11:15:54.507-05:002014-02-23T11:15:54.507-05:00Headphones are on and head is down. I'll simpl...Headphones are on and head is down. I'll simply agree with everything Ms. Poole said. I haven't even opened your links right now because I know it will waste the rest of my day by taking my focus off the goals I've set for today. But I must take the time to say, 'Great post. Most appreciated.'

And I will open them later, no doubt about it.Amanda Capperhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Tales and songs recorded in Livingston, Alabama in 1961. Produced by Alan Brown.
When John Lomax met Rich Amerson in 1937 in Livingston, Alabama, he called him his "Prize Find." As a roustabout, section hand, preacher, mule skinner, well-digger and repository of hundreds of songs and tales, he was one of the most captivating people that Ruby Pickens Tartt introduced him to in Sumter County. It was Mrs. Tartt, Alabama's iconic folklorist, who arranged the recording session in 1961 which captured the following stories and songs.
- I hear a Train A-coming
- Black Woman
- I Feel the Love of Jesus
- Didn't You Hear My Lord Call?
- Waiting on the Salvation of the Lord
- Brother Terrapin
- Bullfrog and Fox
- Rich's Hollow Tooth
- Jesus Going to Make Up My Dying Bed
- Wake Up Johah
- I'm So Glad I Been Born Again
- Dog Caught a Hog
- The Draft Board
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About Us
Montlake Bicycle Shop has been serving the bicycling community for 30 years.
I learned about the bicycle business in Urbana, Illinois. I was Paul Nicholson's first employee at his small bike shop in the 1970's. It was not a very conventional business. You could say Paul's Bike Shop was a throwback to a pre-corporate style of retail store, and at the same time he was definitely way ahead of his time. With just two of us working, and with both of us in graduate school, there were only so many customers that we could help each day. Therefore Paul established a rule: we were not to sell more than four bikes per week. Over twenty five years before bike fitting became the buzz word in bike stores nationwide, Paul wanted to make sure we had time to properly set up each Motobecane, Mercian and Austro-Daimler 10 speed that we sold. He insisted that the bike fit each customer to give them the most comfortable and efficient ride.
In 1980 my wife, Mary, and I left Illinois and went on a bicycle camping trip from Scotland to Sicily, and then moved to Seattle to look for a spot to open our new bicycle store. Like Paul I started the store as small as could be, with no employees. Over the years Montlake Bicycle Shop has gradually grown to become a medium size store with an outstanding staff and a full spectrum of products and services. The equipment that we sell has changed enormously since the '70s, but the way my staff and I do business is not much different from how Paul and I operated. We do the very best job we can to see that each customer's bike suits their needs functionally, works properly and fits comfortably. More than anything we try to help you enjoy bike riding as much as we always have.
- Neil Wechsler
Neil and his niece Dori, in front of Montlake Bicycle Shop in 1981.
Montlake Bicycle Shop Employees
Patrick Monteith
When I saw E.T. for the first time, I became completely inseparable from my bike. I rode my bmx everywhere I needed to go. I helped organize grassroots bmx races and dirt jump competitions in the rural areas around Houston. From an early age, it was obvious that I loved riding bikes and challenging myself. This affinity has never dwindled. In more recent years, I found a hobby in restoring old bikes. Now, I spend a good deal of my free time participating in various forms of competitive cycling as well as learning about bicycles and the industry. For me, bicycles represent a solution and a great form of personal freedom.
I'll ride my bike until I drop dead.
Gary TeGantvoort
I started riding bikes at 4 years old and have loved the sport ever since. In 7th grade I followed a local bike shop manager for my "job shadow," an event where you follow someone through their work day in a profession you want to do. Many years later I now manage the best bike shop in Seattle. I raced BMX for many years and traveled the country going to national races with my dad. In 1998 I began working at Montlake Bicycle Shop. I soon started to ride mountain and road bikes. I have since pushed myself to do all types of cycling: BMX, mountain, road, trials, dirt jumping, polo and racing cyclocross. I currently can be found jumping at Greenlake, riding through the many mountain trails in the NW and elsewhere, commuting through Seattle, touring on my trusty Giant, riding anywhere and time I can.
I have held every position at MBS: grunt, bike builder, mechanic, sales, service manager, certified bike fitter and store manager. As a SICI and Trek certified bicycle fitter, I help people enjoy cycling more than ever thought possible. My goal as a fit specialist is to make the athlete more comfortable, more efficient, and ready to take on new cycling challenges. Through interviews, on bike adjustments and a little coaching I can get you the most out of every pedal stroke. There are few things more satisfying to me than getting someone to enjoy our sport more!
Ben Boyce
I grew up in the Great Plains of Southern Michigan where the greatest challenges of a bike ride are headwinds and dog attacks. Riding bikes around Seattle certainly poses different challenges, but, nonetheless, I consider time spent pedaling in the Northwest as time well spent--especially during my daily commute. You can find me in the front of the shop from Sunday to Thursday keeping the rental department rolling smoothly and endorsing arm-warmers. Outside of the shop, I can be found mountain biking, single-speeding, road-biking, seattle bicycle polo-ing, rockclimbing, and taking advantage of sharrows.
Lauren Hilty
Michael Allen
I grew up in an Oregon suburb where for years I was completely dependent on cars for transportation. I graduated high school, inherited an old frame from my dad, and have used pedal power to get around ever since.
Since 2010 I've worked in sales and service at Montlake Bicycle Shop where I am the senior tall-bike test rider. When not biking I can be found studying maps, playing folk guitar, and frequenting taco trucks.
Carolyn Eaton
Growing up in Seattle bikes have always been a part of my life. My parents didn't have a car for most of my childhood and I spent a lot of time in the child seat on the back of my dad's bike. As I got older bicycling continued to be the most logical way to get around. Today I can be found commuting to work or just heading out for a weekend spin.
Victor Baumstark
Josef Bellucci
As far back as is valuable to remember, bicycles have been central to most things I have done and continue to do. Cycling is as frequently the subject of what I am doing as it is the means by which I accomplish what I do. Everything from commuting to work or band practice, racing on the weekends or riding with friends to San Fransisco or through another country. Whether I am conscious of it or not sometimes, cycling occupies much of my life in a variety of ways.
So now I work in the bicycle industry. I have for about five years now. I have been a wrench in shops, taught bicycle education to youth and peers and have been a League of American Cyclists Certified Instructor. Now, living in Seattle, you can find me in the shop at Montlake...probably stuttering, usually smiling and always happy to share whatever bicycle knowledge I can. I also represent 95% of the MBS Punk Community.
Rob Van Wyk
Then and now, I am thankful for the break given to me as a very green but enthusiastic bicyclist. Starting at the Bellevue Montlake Bicycle Shop was a great opportunity to learn. Having been an avid mountain biker and bicycle tourer I brought some practical experience but have most enjoyed investing time in the technical and mechanical aspects of bicycles.
Eighteen years later I have made the rounds of MBS locations, five in total. Now in the Seattle store as a Monday through Friday Service Tech I may be my happiest. Being able to provide a commuter with a safe and reliable ride or a mountain biker with a refreshed suspension system is satisfying. I do believe this quality and service oriented view is shared by my co-workers and am certain it is one of the reasons I have stayed with Montlake Bicycle Shop.
James Stroud
Like many I began riding at a young age in my driveway, with my father giving me a firm push, yelling "Pedal! Pedal!", and finally running after me when my knees bit the gravel. Aside from growing up and moving from the Cascades to the city, not much has changed. I am no stranger to road rash and taco'd wheels and my coworkers will confirm I could use some practice keeping the rubber side down. Bumps and scrapes aside, my love for cycling never waivers.
I've spent many years riding my bike, but the passion I have for bicycles was sparked in 2011 when I began delivering sandwiches full time by bike here in Seattle, frequently in 10 hour shifts. I quickly learned how much fun it was to ride hard, get in really great shape, and move through the city so much faster than everyone else. With the volume of riding I was doing, 150+ miles per week, I also learned the amount of wear and tear a bike goes through. The desire to fix and maintain my own bike soon followed, as did upgrading and purchasing more bikes. You'll never guess where all my money goes. Naturally MBS was my go to destination to get the parts and know-how I needed. Today, I spend about the same amount of time in the shop as when I was a customer , but now I'm fortunate enough to be given the opportunity to work with the great staff here at Montlake Bicycle. When I'm not at the shop you can find me tearing it up on the cyclocross course as well as the streets of Seattle.
Jason Goodman
Jason 'Goods' has been working on and with bicycles since 1998. Being outdoors is where he feels most at home: biking, hiking, and climbing. You need a knot tied or a bird identified? No problem. As a cyclist and explorer Jason strives to find the Puget Sounds lessor traveled roads and trails. Jason is also Co-Owner of Seattle based Swift Industries, a bicycle pannier company. So if you do not see him at the shop look for him on the road, trail or hanging from cliffs.
Adam Deemer
I enjoy riding bicycles very much. I am grateful for the opportunity to work at Montlake Bicycles. While most of my coworkers are much more experienced than myself, I am happy learning more and more every day. I've been in the bicycle industry for 15 years.
Aaron Grant
Cycling provides me with a sense of freedom and personal power unlike anything else out there. For no dollars, I can walk outside throw a leg over my bike and be on my way to some sort of adventure. I grew up on the north side of Lake Washington in Kirkland and have been riding bikes to work and school ever since fourth grade, when they started letting us ride to school. My very first bike just whet my appetite and now you can see me playing bicycle polo on Capitol Hill, hitting the mountain bike trails on the I-90 corridor, racing around the dirt with my 'cross bike or spinning down the road on one of my skinny tire bicycles.
I have also spent time furthering my knowledge of the body/bike interface by completing the Serotta International Cycling Institute bicycle fit program. With the additional knowledge of how the body works in tandem with a bicycle, I was granted a whole new perspective of bicycles and their riders and how they work together.
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Rachelle is a recently-retired Calgary Public Library staff member and is one of Calgary Public Library's wonderful volunteers! Rachelle volunteers with "Conversations in English", helping develop the speaking skills of a library staff members on a one-on-one, volunteer-to-staff basis. Rachelle was instrumental in the creation of the program and has been an amazing advocate since the first matches began in December 2013!
Rachelle's experience as an educator coupled with her warm personality and wonderful sense of humour make her an ideal candidate to bring out the best in her matches. She uses a wide variety of techniques to get her matches talking, helping them become comfortable in every topic under the sun, from work to movies to everyday life in Calgary. Rachelle has gone above and beyond the call of duty, taking on several matches at two different libraries!
One of Rachelle's matches has this to say: "Rachelle has helped my English since January this year. She is very smart and patient. I brought up the topics to discuss each time. Talk to her seems to talk to an old friend. She is very kind person and generous. She encourages me to learn from my mistakes. I am so happy to be her student and her friend as well."
Says another of Rachelle's matches: Rachelle is a very nice lady. She is always positive and enthusiastic, and a true friend. I have learned a lot from her. She has taught me far more than English in our sessions. Every time after our meeting, I have become more confident in my social skills which has helped me integrate into Canadian society. I am so thankful to her not only as my English tutor, but as my liaison to Canadian society. I really appreciate all the time and support she gives to me. Thank you, Rachelle."
Rachelle has proven time and time again her commitment to English language learners, and her impact on the lives of those she works with is so important.
Thank you Rachelle for everything you do!
Well, I can't answer that. But I know where to look!
Calgary Public Library's e-library has multi-language health databases that you can use in any branch, or from home. Check them out!
From our homepage, select e-library, and then Health and Wellness. You'll find easy to read articles in a variety of world languages.
Stay healthy!
Imagine the challenge of immigrating to a new country! Different languages, customs, economic conditions, and so much more! I work with immigrants and newcomers every day, and I am constantly impressed by their courage, and inspired by their tenacity.
If you'd like to have an overview of some of the legal aspects of immigration, then join us on Monday May 31st, at 6 PM, for Law at your Library: Immigration Law.
This program, presented by Calgary Legal Guidance, will help you to learn more about Canada's Immigration and Citizenship law as it pertains to sponsorship, temporary visas, and delays.
Register online, in any library branch, or by calling (403) 260-2782.
Epilogue: why you ought to live in Canada
A friend and former ESL student recently visited my house. When she was ready to leave, she fumbled for her keys, but could not find them in her purse. She went to look in her vehicle, found that the keys were indeed inside, and that the doors had been unlocked for a number of hours. She couldn't believe that such a situation was possible. "This is Canada!" she exclaimed. She is set to become immigrate in June, and I wish her all the very best of luck.
Millions of people in Asia and throughout the world are preparing to celebrate the New Year. According to the Chinese zodiac, which is based on the lunar calendar, we are about to enter the year of the Tiger. The year will begin on February 14th, 2010, and will end on February 2nd, 2011. Traditionally, the Tiger is a symbol of bravery, but it is also associated with impulsiveness.
Why not learn more about the Chinese zodiac by browsing our catalogue? Learn what you can expect financially, and romantically. Find out which traits your children may have, if they're born in this year.
As well, be sure to celebrate with us! Chinese calligraphy, fan dancing, and a martial arts demonstration are just some of the programs we've got planned!
For more information, and to register, visit Year of the Tiger at the Calgary Public Library.
I teach English to new Canadians, and each class is like the assembly of the United Nations. This term, I have students from Hong Kong, Israel, Mexico, South Korea, Pakistan, Iran, Bulgaria and Togo – all learning together, and hoping to one day become "true Canadians", whatever that term means.
As they introduced themselves on the first day of class, I realized that I know a little bit about each of their countries of origin, except Togo. If I were shown an unlabeled map of Africa, could I identify Togo? What kind of place is it? Who lives there and what do they do? I had no idea, whatsoever.
So, I turned to one of my favourite research tools: Encyclopedia Britannica.
Sure, I could have Googled, but when I want to have information that I know is accurate, I eschew the wikis, and use Calgary Public Library's e-library, instead.
With your library card, you've got the digital equivalent of literally hundreds(!) of dictionaries, encyclopedias and other reference books, all at your disposal, and only a few clicks away.
I love Encyclopedia Britannica because it's comprehensive, provides links to authoritative websites and media clips, and contains all sorts of interactive tools. Compare countries and have the information exported into an excel file, or shown as a graph or pie chart. Follow the development of music, writing, medicine, religion and more, with interactive timelines. Encyclopedia Britannica is an amazing tool for any topic you might wish to research, and it's updated daily!
From our homepage, select e-library and then Encyclopedias and Dictionaries. Then, Encyclopedia Britannica. Search or browse! Voila!
The moral of the story: Canada and Togo have a lot more in common than I may have originally guessed. French is an official language in both countries, neither has an official religion, and…
I'm not doing your research for you! Go and check out Encyclopedia Britannica today!
I have the pleasure of teaching English to new Canadians, and when they ask about resources, I never miss the opportunity to mention the library. Surely I have a vested interest in promoting the use of the library - I'll be completely transparent about that. But, I honestly believe there is no other institution in Calgary which offers the same value for your dollar than the Calgary Public Library.
The Calgary Public Library is proud of its diverse multi-language collection, and its wide range of services and programs for immigrants and newcomers. Check them out today!


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Tech Data Corporation Reports Fourth-Quarter And Fiscal Year 2013 Results
CLEARWATER, Fla., March 4, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Tech Data Corporation (Nasdaq:TECD), a leading distributor of IT products, today announced results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ended January 31, 2013.
|Results At A Glance (1)
|($ in millions, except per share amounts)
|Three months ended January 31, 2013
|Three months ended January 31, 2012
|Fiscal year ended January 31, 2013
|Fiscal year ended January 31, 2012
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|(1) Please refer to the GAAP to Non-GAAP Reconciliation that is contained in the attached financial summary.
|This information is also available on the Investor Relations section of Tech Data's website at www.techdata.com .
Net sales for the fourth quarter ended January 31, 2013, were $7.5 billion, an increase of 5 percent from $7.1 billion in the prior-year fourth quarter. The translation of foreign currencies against the U.S. dollar had a minimal impact on the year-over-year net sales comparison. In the first quarter of fiscal 2013, the company prospectively revised its presentation of sales of vendor warranty services and certain fulfillment contracts such that they are now reflected on an agency basis as net fees as opposed to net sales and cost of products sold. These items would have contributed approximately $240 million of net sales in the fourth quarter, which negatively impacted the year-over-year net sales comparison by approximately 3 percentage points. This change had no impact on gross profit dollars, operating income dollars, net income dollars or earnings per share for any period reported, but positively impacted the gross margin and operating margin percentages in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2013 by approximately 16 and 4 basis points, respectively. In addition, the SDG acquisition, which closed November 1, 2012, contributed approximately $623 million to fourth quarter fiscal 2013 sales. Also included in prior year net sales is approximately $20 million related to the in-country operations of Brazil and Colombia, which the company exited at the end of fiscal 2012. Excluding the impact of the above factors, net sales were flat year-over-year.
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The Late 19th Century — 1850-1900
My work with GDW's Space: 1889 roleplaying game (now available in reprinted editions) allowed me to delve deeply into the period after the American Civil War — the Old West, the Indian Wars, opening (and closing) the Frontier. Overseas, it was a period of colonialism, in which the Americans got off to a late start. Remember that I get a kickback from Amazon-dot-com for everything you buy through the links below, and it doesn't cost you a penny extra! Clicking on a link opens a new window.
Like most miniatures gamers, I tend to focus on the weapons of a given era, and the Old West is filled with archetypes (firearms and otherwise) — guns and gunfighters are only a small part of the whole, but an important one. I played many enjoyable "skirmish" games, including cavalry/indian firefights, a "Lincoln County War" type campaign, and numerous gunfight free-for-alls set in the little Arizona town of San Squalido. We used Boot Hill, and other (now out-of-print) skirmish rules sets, and some home-grown adaptations, and had many entertaining hours.
Age of the Gunfighter: Men and Weapons on the Frontier 1840-1900
Firearms of the American West
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The Guns That Won the West: Firearms on the American Frontier, 1848-1898
Dressed for the Photographer: Ordinary Americans and Fashion, 1840-1900: Naturally, the focus in this book is on the clothing people wore for formal portraits (and thus tends to be their "Sunday best"), but nevertheless it is a good guide to the costume of the era.
Great Train Robbery: Michael Crichton's novelization of the first robbery from a moving railway train . . . ever.
So many to choose from. Here's a few to get you started (not limited to westerns).
Unforgiven is one of the best western movies of the last twenty years. It is a little too gritty and realistic for some people's tastes, but that does not detract from my enjoyment of it. Clint Eastwood, Gene Hackman.
The Big Country. Gregory Peck. Charleton Heston. Berle Ives (in an award-winning performance). This movie takes all your favorite western characters — the white hat, the black hat, the Eastern dude, the school marm, and the vast territory of the country itself — and turns them all on their ear. Watch this on the largest screen you can find . . . it's worth it. There are many good scenes, but my personal favorite is Peck (the former sea captain) explaining to the astonished landsmen how he managed to find his way across a featureless prairie using only a map and a compass.
High Noon. Gary Cooper, Grace Kelly (theme song by Tex Ritter "Do not forsake me, oh my darlin'"). They don't get much better than this. The SF movie Outland lifted the plot from this film pretty much straight. Some think this is a bad thing. I think they are mistaken.
The Great Train Robbery. This film takes a few liberties with the history of the first robbery from a moving railway train, but it's such a nice film that I'm willing to ignore them. Sean Connery, Donald Sutherland, Leslie Ann Warren, directed by Michael Crichton, based on his book (see above).
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This year has absolutely flown by. Last week we helped the Nursing Class of 2014 graduate, which puts us at the top! We are next! Just under a year now before I get to walk to the stage and get my degree, then to another ceremony to get pinned. The semester we just finished was a rough one, we lost about a quarter of our class; at least. Right now we are in our skills rotation, which is 90 hours of clinical time spread over 9 days, I had a few days between shifts so I thought I would be productive and try to blog some. I miss being able to blog when I want, the last year I had zero time between reading, studying, class, clinicals, and spending time with Taylor when I could! After skills we do Mental Health, it is the shortest semester but I think it will be the most fun for me!
I also accepted a 'quick' Maily job since I have a little more free time during this semester. Hopefully that will go as smoothly as planned and I will finish up before I start the Mental Health unit! That bit of income will help buy the next round of books and supplies for school.
Mother's Day was yesterday and was super sweet; I got a handmade bowl and some other goodies from my daughter, and she sent me a Maily that she made all by herself! Although she wrote 'dust' I am hoping she meant something else, and of course she said she couldn't remember when I asked her! She is getting so much better at reading and sounding out words. I wish she would stop growing for just a bit, it is all so fast!


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Kiefer Sutherland Hits The Big Time
I have always thought that Donald Sutherland, Kiefer's Dad, was one of the best actors working. And he's been around a long time, but like Sean Connery, Donald just gets better as he gets older.
When I was younger, I loved Donald Sutherland in the movies Bear Island, and in The Eye Of The Needle.
He is instantly recognizable, and even Donald's voice overs on documentaries and such are cool, as his voice is easily recognizable.
And I've liked Kiefer a long time too, especially in The Vanishing, but I have to admit that I am one of the few people in America that has never watched 24. I really don't watch a whole lot of TV, and it seems to be such an intricate show, that, since I haven't seen even one episode, I don't feel like trying to play catch up.
And I always wondered what it must be like for Kiefer to be in the shadow of such a great actor as his Father is.
Well, I think that after the success of 24, ol' Kiefer is finally a star in his own right.
Because a couple of weeks ago, Number One Daughter and I were talking, and she referred to Donald Sutherland as "that Dude on 24's Father."
Yep. Ol' Kiefer has officially hit the Big Time.
After years of struggling for acclaim and being called only "Donald Sutherland's son," the tide has turned, and Donald is now "that Dude on 24's Father."
I wonder if Donald and Kiefer are having problems because of this change in their lives, or if they are still close as Father and Son.
As for me, I hope they're close. Because their situation is really kinda cool.
I just felt like throwing in a couple more cloud pictures. Ones that I decided not to add yesterday, but that I like nevertheless.
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81. Trade Matt Garza the morning after his first decent start.
80. Under no circumstances re-sign Garza.
79. See No. 47.
78. Understand that if Javier Baez becomes Corey Patterson or Felix Pie, we will turn on you.
77. Whomever you draft No. 2 overall in June should make his MLB debut in 2014. Or we will turn on you.
76. Brett Jackson and/or Josh Vitters are only part of the future if they're traded for players who will be part of the future.
75. The honeymoon ends the day after the 2014 season is over.
74. This means any success before 2015 is gravy, anything less than playoffs afterward is failure.
73. OK, let's talk about third base. As soon as it's humanly possible, stop giving Luis Valbuena at-bats. Just stop.
72. Yeah, I know he's the best third baseman they have. I just can't bear that this is true.
71. For the love of God, don't try and tell me Ian Stewart still may get his swing back.
70. Get off to a hot start this season to find out if Dale Sveum knows how to manage.
69. Cool off in time to make trade deadline deals.
68. So what happens if the Cubs are contending in late July? I will eat this entire issue of RedEye.
67. Even the iPad version.
66. Start a contest for fans to guess when Starlin Castro will get his 3,000th hit. (Put me down for July 23, 2027.)
65. Swap teams with the Kane County Cougars one day this season. See if anyone notices.
64. Pray Travis Wood turns into a quality starter. Unless the Cubs don't think young, cheap and lefty is their thing.
63. You want to keep morale up? Finish above .500 at home.
62. Open a Starbucks inside Wrigley Field. If only to drive White Sox fans crazy.


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Just like iOS, OS X now has an automatic update feature that allows you to install updates from the Mac App Store without lifting a finger to click. This feature was added in OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion and remains the latest version, OS X 10.9 Mavericks. Though Apple has embedded the option in the ...
Mountain Lion update includes automatic Mac app downloads
Apple is set to bring automatic app downloads to OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion when it debuts later this summer. As noted by 9to5Mac, the latest build of OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion only has a partially working Automatic Downloads feature, but users can expect to see a finalized working version when OS X...
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Alex Gray manages Oceana's email program, with a focus on increasing e-activism and fundraising engagement. Prior to joining Oceana, Alex worked for Anne Lewis Strategies, where he did digital marketing and email fundraising for a number of politicians and nonprofit organizations. He has also worked in communications and marketing for the Insured Retirement Institute and as a freelance surf journalist, writing for such media outlets as ESPN.com.


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Know Your Attacker, by Ernest Emerson
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This is definitely something you need to think about before your life or the life of someone you love is threatened. Don't passively wait for harm to come to you, be prepared.
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TCFT Vice Chair Candidate
Roberto Baldoni
Roberto Baldoni is Professor at the University of Rome "La Sapienza" where he leads the Distributed Systems group, the MIDdleware LABoratory (MIDLAB) and chair the Sapienza Ph. D program in Computing Science and Engineering. Prior joining the University of Rome, Roberto was visiting researcher at IRISA/INRIA and at Cornell University. His research interests include distributed computing, dependable and secure distributed systems, distributed information systems and distributed event based processing. Roberto's research at the University of Rome has been funded along the years by the European Commission, the Ministry of Italian Research, IBM, Microsoft, Finmeccanica and Telecom Italia.
In the last decade Roberto has led several research efforts funded by the EU commissions by coordinating large research projects in the field of networked embedded systems (Home Automation and energy saving in public buildings) and network security (protection of the financial infrastructure) aimed at the study of scalability, dependability and security aspects of such complex systems. Roberto also worked heavily in the context of e-government in the last 10 years by participating first to several EU projects looking at interoperability, service continuity and SLA aspects. Then for the Italian Government, from 2002 to 2007, he has led a large working group for the design of the next generation system for Italian e-government ("Servizio Pubblico di Cooperazione") including academics, stakeholders, industries and regulators. Roberto has served on several of Scientific Committee boards in recent years, including IBM SICA and Sapienza Innovazione. This year he got the Science2business Award in the context of his work on Home Automation for his capacity to translate scientific results into business opportunities. Roberto is also the recipient of a ACM service of recognition Award and an IBM Faculty Award.
Roberto is author of around 150 research papers from theory to practice of distributed systems. He did influential work on theory of checkpointing, publish/subscribe systems, software replication systems, group communications and cooperative information systems. Roberto is an associate editor of IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems. His service contributions within the dependability community includes the PC co-chairmanship of SRDS 2007 and the presence in around 20 program committee memberships among DSN, EDCC, PRDC and SRDS. Additionally, Roberto belongs to the Steering Committee of ACM DEBS that he chaired in 2008. He is a member of the IFIP WG 10.4, of the ACM and IEEE. Finally, he recently launched with Alex Shvartsman a Workshop by invitation on Theoretical Aspects of Dynamic Distributed Systems.
Position Statement
Dependable, Secure and Fault-Tolerant Computing is currently one of the most important and active areas from both a computing science point of view and an engineering point of view. The proliferation of hardware devices and software services from the very small devices (e.g., sensors networks and multicores architectures) to the very huge systems (e.g., data centers, cloud computing), in everyday's life and activities has increased the awareness by generic users, stakeholders, regulators and service providers of the need for computer systems and for services to work dependably, despite faults and cyber attacks. The IEEE TC-DFTC gathers a very large share of the best researchers and practitioners that contribute to make this vision come true. However, we do not have to hide to ourselves that the risk of diminishing the capacity of attraction of good students, researchers and grants is more real now than in the past. So an effort is needed to maintain and strengthen the tradition of excellence and the international standing of the TC and to keep TC as the fulcrum of the dependability community.
If elected as a TC Vice-chair, in addition to helping the current chair Neeraj Suri to carry out his duties, I'll work in enhancing the activities of our community towards the target of excellence and of keeping the TC as the very center of dependability. At this aim, a key priority is maintaining DSN conference and other conferences sponsored by the TC vibrant and exciting events enlarging their audience in terms of students, industries participation and participation of researchers of directly linked research communities from theory to systems. Here three crisp objectives:
Students. Recruiting and growing up the next generation of researchers and practitioners in the dependability field has to be our priority. Also open and high quality competitions among students is one of the key factors to attract the brightest ones. I'll firmly pursue the possibility of establishing a two year-based Award for excellent PhD Thesis in the dependability field. The Award should be decided by an Open and (very) High quality Committee including people from Theory to Systems areas and following a very transparent procedure. Then Awards should be delivered at DSN allowing the student to present their work. I personally believe that this award should be dedicated to the memory of Jean-Claude Laprie that invested his life on building our community. In my vision, this Award complements the William Carter Award in two dimensions. First it is an Award given to a PhD Thesis work and secondly we should try to solicit candidature from a dependability community "in the large" including students working actively in PODC, DISC, DEBS, SOSP etc areas. In that way, the IEEE-TC-DFTC will be perceived as the very center of dependability whatever the conferences and journals in which people do publish. Also any efforts to facilitate student participation to main community events (expanding the scholarship programs) and allow students to participate to the organizing process is still a priority.
Open-up the community. Our community is ideally positioned between the theory and the industry world. We should be aware of what are new ideas coming from theory and translate them into something applicable to the real world. At the same time, industry should explain us new problems arising from the real world and we should create systems that answer to their needs feeding thus the theory world with appropriate paradigms and methodologies to be further investigated. The role of the community will be to transform these inputs in research challenges and provide then outputs. In this direction I think we should be creative and set up opportunities and instruments to expose our community to these inputs and to set up connection to direct appropriately our research findings. Specific workshops, forums and other initiatives associated with the community main events should be encouraged. This will allow to enlarge, to open and to enhance the relevance of our community while keeping the TC as the fulcrum of dependability research. Instrumental to this target is making as more transparent as possible the decisional processes inside our community. We should be also open to integrate in the organizational structure of our TC high reputed researchers working in dependability coming from directly linked research communities. We have to reach a level of maturity where the largest number of people as possible have to see DSN as the forum where to submit their best research contribution on dependability and work for that target.
Relationship with funding agencies. Increase the visibility and the reputation of our community with respect to funding agencies. I think this point is strictly correlated to and coherent with the other two. TC has to work in order that our community be engaged and strongly connected with the funding agencies in order to assist the redaction of roadmaps and research workprogrammes at the national and transnational level on dependable, trustworthy and secure systems. This is an objective that has to be pursued by the TC by assisting local communities and by creating opportunities for them acting as facilitator. As a structured and globalized community, TC has to help indeed finding the best condition for strengthen the US and European communities and for the further development of the Asian, Pacific, Middle East and Latin American communities.


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YRC Worldwide Teamsters in Chicago again rejected wage and benefit cuts approved by the most of the unionized employees at the troubled less-than-truckload company.
It was the third time the YRC drivers and dockworkers were asked to vote on a 15 percent wage cut and 18-month suspension of pension contributions already approved by the majority of union employees at YRC Worldwide's national and regional companies.
City drivers in Teamsters Local 705 rejected the concessions 234 to 132 Dec. 8, while dockworkers in Local 710 voted them down 337 to 319. Only maintenance workers in Local 710 accepted the cuts, voting to approve them 8 to 4.
The union "is disappointed in the results and will await the company's response," Tyson Johnson, international vice president and National Freight director, said in a statement.
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Workers at YRC New Penn, a northeastern regional subsidiary, also voted against the contract concessions but later reversed course and approved them.
Teamsters at Reddaway, YRC's northwest regional subsidiary, rejected a contract proposal in a 214 to 208 vote Dec. 2, the dissident Teamsters for a Democratic Union reported.
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One person was killed Monday afternoon when a car slammed into a concrete wall in Bethel Park.
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AIB Chief Executive Officer David Duffy said today that the majority of restructuring on SME and mortgage arrears in the bank's loan book will be completed over the next 12 months.
Speaking to the Oireachtas Committee on Finance, Public Expenditure and Reform, Duffy said AIB remains "steadfastly focused on mortgage and SME debt arrears management and implementing solutions for customers in financial difficulty."
He said that the bank has stabilised its balance sheet, is positioned for lending growth, and is targeting a return to full underlying profit in 2014. The bank recently reported a return to pre-provision operation profit for 2013 and today Duffy noted that AIB's provision charges were E625m lower last year than in 2012. "Ultimately, we intend to see the bank make a return to the Irish State over time, at the Government's discretion," he said.
Regarding mortgage and SME arrears, Duffy said: "Resolving these cases is a difficult, labour-intensive and constant operation - and demands time, empathy and resources. But, it is not intractable. Our enduring priority is to keep people in their homes where possible and to safeguard jobs and businesses while ensuring taxpayers' capital is appropriately utilised."
Highlighting the issue of SME arrears, Duffy pointed out that in monetary terms, SME arrears are "by far the larger portion of AIB's troubled loan book". He said that the bank is making "very strong progress in resolving our SME arrears book and are seeing much higher rates of customer engagement relative to our mortgage book."
"I will not labour the point, but engagement is the key that unlocks the conundrum for most distressed borrowers. Having established positive engagement, we can then proceed to agree an outcome that provides certainty to all parties and allows both customer and bank to move onto a sustainable financial arrangement. In a bid to maximise its reach to customers in financial trouble, and after reflecting on feedback from Oireachtas members at our last meeting, AIB has explored new avenues, including the involvement of consumer advocacy groups - a development that has already led to breakthroughs in a significant number of cases. All resolutions offered to customers in difficulty are assessed on the basis of the borrower's affordability in respect of their mortgage."
"Cognisant of its responsibility to the Irish taxpayer, AIB must, as a core fiduciary principle, seek full repayment of mortgage debt where the customer has the ability to meet that payment from their NDI. Any other outcome is unacceptable from a commercial perspective and would be grossly unfair to the significant majority of mortgage customers across the country who continue to meet their full mortgage obligations despite changed circumstances."
Duffy told the committee that AIB, as a bank, cannot leave the legal process before an agreement is reached on a sustainable solution with its customers, but added that the bank is "amenable to pause the legal process when a customer chooses to engage meaningfully to reach a non-legal sustainable solution."
"I believe we have demonstrated a clear and differentiated willingness to pragmatically engage with cooperating customers in reaching sustainable solutions and also to leave the door open to those in the legal process who are non-cooperating to re-engage meaningfully with the bank. However, the flip side of this is that we must, as a commercial entity, enforce our rights over the property. To do otherwise would be a misuse of the capital that has been provided the bank by the State and would ultimately lead an unfair transfer of taxpayers funds from one citizen to another."
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Often referred to as the ōblack artö because of its complexity and uncertainty, software estimation is not as difficult or puzzling as people think. In fact, generating accurate estimates is straightforwardŚonce you understand the art of creating them. In his highly anticipated book, acclaimed author Steve McConnell unravels the mystery to successful software estimationŚdistilling academic information and real-world experience into a practical guide for working software professionals. Instead of arcane treatises and rigid modeling techniques, this guide highlights a proven set of procedures, understandable formulas, and heuristics that individuals and development teams can apply to their projects to help achieve estimation proficiency.
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LONDON — Gold will have to wait to the U.S. women's volleyball team.
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Despite entering Saturday's gold medal match ranked No. 1 in the world, the Americans had to settle for silver while Brazil claimed gold for the second straight Olympics.
The U.S. dominated the first game, winning 25-11, but lost the next three 25-17, 25-20, 25-17.
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Since volleyball became an Olympic sport, the U.S. has never won a women's gold medal.
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