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Stockett's novel presented a vision of segregation in service of a feel-good story, but the film version of The Help is even more distant from the virulence of American racism. Its villains, Junior League bigots who wear smart little suits to cover their scales, are so cartoonish that viewers won't risk recognizing themselves or echoes of their behavior in them. The heroines—a privileged, liberal, white Mississippi woman named Skeeter Phelan (Emma Stone) and two black domestic workers, Aibileen Clark (Viola Davis) and Minny Jackson (a particularly good Octavia Spencer)—are much easier to identify with. The project that brings them together, a secret oral history of maids' lives in Jackson, may spotlight the domestic side of racism. But other than a mention of unenforced minimum-wage laws and a scene of the aftermath of Medgar Evers' murder, the movie is disengaged with the public legal framework that let white women treat their white servants dreadfully in private. In The Help, whether you're black or white, liberation's just a matter of improving your self-esteem.
In The Help, whether you're black or white, liberation's just a matter of improving your self-esteem.
From its initial publication, The Help was met with criticism from writers like the New York Times' Janet Maslin, although also with upbeat reviews and a rapturous commercial reception (it has sold more than five million copies). The black characters in the novel speak in fairly heavy, sentimentalized dialect. The local civil rights movement originates from a naive white girl, not an organized, black-led movement. Worse, earlier this year, a woman named Ablene Cooper who has worked for Kathryn Stockett for more than a decade sued Stockett, claiming that she had lifted Cooper's life story in a way that was damaging to her. Whether or not the complaint has merit, it resonated with critics of the novel who see The Help as yet another appropriation of black struggles to heap laurels on a white character.
The problem isn't that white people weren't involved in the Civil Rights movement. Stanley Nelson's marvelous documentary Freedom Riders follows both the black riders who started the historic anti-segregation journey and the white riders who joined them—and who, on some stops, were beaten worse than their counterparts for being supposed race traitors. Janie Forsyth McKinney, who was just 12 at the time, gave water and medical care to the Freedom Riders after the men of her community attacked the activists' Greyhound bus outside her father's convenience store. Stories like hers should indeed be told.
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Feel free to skim or skip but I wanted to get this out there. Everyone has something they just have to roll their eyes and groan at when someone says it. Some of mine? "I'm not good enough" and "I don't deserve…" And "he/she is out of my league…" I'm going to say this and make it as obvious as I can.
This applies to a lot. You know why? Because it's true. There is nothing you can't do. Seriously. Have you seen the kind of crazy stuff that people are able to do or try or whatever? It can be truly mind blowing. And then you think, 'wow, I wish I could do something like that' Or 'I could never do that' and right there is the problem. Once you tell yourself you can't then you can't. There are no limits except the ones you set for yourself. Because once you do, you have set a psychological blockade in place. Sure some people will be better at or able to do things that you yourself can't AT THE MOMENT/RIGHT AWAY. But here is the truly mind-blowing part:
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*insert shock and doubt and sarcasm and rolled eyes* it's a crazy thought! I know. But it's true. Try things, if you can't do them and you want to, train and keep at them and you will get there. It might take you longer than others but you will get there. Sound like a dying walrus when you sing? Get a teacher. Everyone can sing, you just need to learn pitch and rhythm. Want to dance? Take classes, watch YouTube tutorials. Scared to do something? Do it with someone else if that's what it takes. But don't give up on what you want to do/learn/try because of something someone says or you say. Break the wall, or better yet, don't put it up!
As for the whole out of someone's league thing… Oh my gosh. Do you really think that appearances are all that matter or material things? No! I won't say they have no impact but come on! Love and relationships are mental, physical, and emotional. Seriously. Looks matter initially but even that isn't always true. There are tons of people who fall in love with someone they say that they normally wouldn't look twice at. Because their bond is more than physical attraction. I mean, love is unpredictable. It finds us in the most unlikely or places and throws us for loopholes. But if you tell yourself that you are out of someone's league you are tossing yourself out of their life because your insecurities will tear you apart.
As a side note: Money is not all that important either. I'm not saying it has no bearing, but if that is all that matters or a defining thing then that relationship isn't right anyways.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post4161215567669609900..comments2014-12-21T07:05:30.724-05:00Comments on The Kill Zone: Thursday's First Page CritiqueJoe Moorehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-54612947594690744452014-08-29T22:47:19.076-04:002014-08-29T22:47:19.076-04:00Excellent critique, Clare, and great comments from...Excellent critique, Clare, and great comments from everyone else!

My apologies, but my son is here for a short visit from Europe and is leaving tomorrow morning, so I've been kind of AWOL lately... Will catch back up with the world soon!Jodie Rennerhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-30593950565563638252014-08-28T17:55:32.849-04:002014-08-28T17:55:32.849-04:00Many is the time I've given an editing client ...Many is the time I've given an editing client some variation on this note: "This isn't your opening. This is a compilation of character notes. Your opening is on page 23 ... not coincidentally, where the actual action begins."Jim Thomsenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-85777473520692011192014-08-28T17:54:47.421-04:002014-08-28T17:54:47.421-04:00I always seem to arrive too late with nothing to a...I always seem to arrive too late with nothing to add but "Yeah, what they said!"

Ditto then regarding: Confusion over where we are (in time and place and genre). I really got tripped up when I hit the lines about the audience dressed in animal skins. I found it very interesting...and wanted a better explanation.

Also, I'm not intrigued enough by the character to read on, although there's a bare hint of intrigue around why he's so unnerved by whatever he wrote in the margin. We don't have any sense of anything at stake here...as Clare said, picking your point of entry into your story might be hardest decision a writer must make. I bet there's a later chapter or scene in this manuscript that is maybe a more interesting place to open the door on this story.

Waaaay too much backstory too early. (In the THIRD paragraph, no less). And as Jim pointed out, much of this man's backstory could be, and should be, conveyed in action ie dialogue. Show me, don't tell me.

Re: the Title. It doesn't "scan" well, meaning we can't grasp what the heck this book is about and the juxtaposing of the two words is confusing. I'm not a fan of gerund titles. They are oddly passive. The only one I like, that I can recall, was Louise Ure's "Forcing Amaryllis" which works because the story is about a girl coping with sexual abuse and the title refers, in botany, to forcing a flower to bloom before its time.

But...kudos, writer, for submitting. This is how you begin to learn and grow a thicker skin. PJ Parrishhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-23257536986718876222014-08-28T15:56:25.811-04:002014-08-28T15:56:25.811-04:00One of the trickiest things to learn is where to s...One of the trickiest things to learn is where to start your story! Sometimes first pages, first paragraphs or even whole first chapters have to be set aside. Clarehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-21785066698245653922014-08-28T15:43:16.776-04:002014-08-28T15:43:16.776-04:00I thought some of the phrasings were good ("f...I thought some of the phrasings were good ("fog of young students..."), and I see glimmerings of an authorial voice.

I suspect this is going to be a fantasy a la Harry Potter, but for an older audience? Difficult to tell.

I agree with all the comments made so far, except for one (see below.) I really have no idea what this story is about, i.e., no story questions raised in this excerpt. and story questions make the reader want to turn the pages.

The reference to a journey in the opening, and then later in the excerpt, may well be the writer's attempt to raise a story question, but since it's not tied to relevant action, it doesn't carry the reader forward.

The comment I disagree with is opening a novel with dialogue, although the examples given are certainly more engaging than the excerpt.

Opening a scene with dialogue, once the reader is involved in the story, isn't as challenging to do well as opening an entire novel with dialogue, but both are rife with traps for the unwary. I've seen it done well, but rarely. The one time I thought it was done extremely well (can't remember the specifics unfortunately--thought I had them memorized!), the dialogue itself raised the story's question, and that, in my opinion, was why it worked...and the words were immediately grounded in setting, speaker, etc.

I suspect that the writer hasn't started this story in the right place, and that's why the opening doesn't grab the reader as well as it should.
Sherylhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-58698515303040722012014-08-28T14:31:34.769-04:002014-08-28T14:31:34.769-04:00I want to reiterate my admiration for anyone willi...I want to reiterate my admiration for anyone willing to submit their work to be critiqued. You have to be brave but also this writer should know, we've all been there, and the only way we've learned is by taking advice, practicing our craft and being willing to be brave enough to put our work 'out there'! Clarehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-4909505292299805332014-08-28T14:16:51.352-04:002014-08-28T14:16:51.352-04:00Takes a lot of nerve to submit their work for anyo...Takes a lot of nerve to submit their work for anyone w/an internet connection to read and critique. I've done it, not here but elsewhere, and have felt that anxiety rise in my throat as I see comments posted and prepare to read them.

I like the premise and agree there is a story there to be told. Excellent advice has been given. With the risk of coming off as a jerk, I think the author needs to study the craft further. The issues pointed out are commonly made mistakes and are covered in many 'how to' books.

Thanks for the read. You're a brave person.Fatboyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-21474302269963919692014-08-28T12:00:12.016-04:002014-08-28T12:00:12.016-04:00If the point of the kids being rich is to show the...If the point of the kids being rich is to show they're bored and not interested in learning, showing that would have been helpful. If the prof looked up at a sea of heads bent down over their smartphones and laptops, more interested in their social media than in ..." whatever this guy teaches, that would have helped. John "Ol' Chumbucket" Baurhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-75672936312399962872014-08-28T11:59:06.585-04:002014-08-28T11:59:06.585-04:00This comment has been removed by the author.John "Ol' Chumbucket" Baurhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-39137335285431450662014-08-28T11:57:36.138-04:002014-08-28T11:57:36.138-04:00I also hope the author realizes that our advice is...I also hope the author realizes that our advice is designed to help rather than hinder the process - in my opinion the story is there, it just needs to be reshaped to help drive the story and give it momentum moving forward:) Clarehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-28732845785564993362014-08-28T11:55:38.987-04:002014-08-28T11:55:38.987-04:00Excellent suggestions, Jim! Both versions already ...Excellent suggestions, Jim! Both versions already had me intrigued.Clarehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-21475970481232815322014-08-28T11:54:45.759-04:002014-08-28T11:54:45.759-04:00Good point Diane - the voice could be creepy in th...Good point Diane - the voice could be creepy in the right context - but I'm not sure that's what the author intends or not! At the moment he certainly isn't a very sympathetic character.Clarehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-12668862502897589542014-08-28T11:53:36.698-04:002014-08-28T11:53:36.698-04:00I must admit I had to look up 'Job's Turke...I must admit I had to look up 'Job's Turkey' as an expression as it stopped me too!Clarehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-64383134715175098422014-08-28T11:52:49.125-04:002014-08-28T11:52:49.125-04:00I agree - we need something more than boredom to m...I agree - we need something more than boredom to move the narrative along. Perhaps, as you say, this scene should be cut and the author should start in a different place closer to the action. Good point about the academy - I found it hard to know what age these students were likely to be. Clarehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-33279076924471980882014-08-28T11:52:43.525-04:002014-08-28T11:52:43.525-04:00Amazing feedback! Brave author I hope you are as i...Amazing feedback!
Brave author I hope you are as impressed with these comments/suggestions as I am.
I sense you have a tale to tell and what great advice on getting it rolling.
Best of luck!tom combshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-32703064483854422232014-08-28T11:22:34.842-04:002014-08-28T11:22:34.842-04:00To the already excellent comments, let me add one ...To the already excellent comments, let me add one of my axioms: Act first, explain later. The biggest problem I see with the opening is that it is stuffed with exposition and backstory. Readers don't need this up front. What they need is a character in motion, in action, in a scene, and one that presents a "disturbance" of some kind. Here's how I would suggest the page begin:

"Professor Fitzgerald?" came a voice from the young lady in the front row. "Professor, are you not feeling well?"

"Hm?"

The sound carried unnaturally clear through the vast auditorium and over the sea of students. Even those in the back sitting elbow to elbow could hear the slightest whisper, such were the acoustics. I looked from the book in my hands to the fog of young and wealthy sons and daughters.

I fumbled to find myself again, seeking out my originally intended selection in Draganvich's The Lament of the Beggar. "Yes," I replied to the girl sitting directly before me. "I'm quite alright."

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Now we have something interesting going on. I like stories that start with dialogue. It's a great way to ensure we're in an actual scene. Then we can drop in only the bits and pieces of setting and exposition we need to know where we are....and that's not many bits! Save all that till later. And then find a way to work it in some other way than a long paragraph. For example, the stuff in the long third paragraph could come out in dialogue later on, perhaps with another prof.

"You look bored, old boy."
"Hm?"
"Exactly!"
"Sorry."
"Have a drink. How long have you been at Tetraelly anyway?"
"Six months."
"And what do you think of the students?"
"Do you really want to know?"
"I'm not speaking to the air, old bean."
"I find them fatuous. Rich, privileged, more concerned with fashion than knowledge."
"I think it's something else."
"Pray tell."
"Do you really want to know?"
"Now you're mocking me."
"A little. I think you expected to be treated like a sensation. You wrote that book about the orient and your name was suddenly everywhere. Here, you're just another teacher."

Or something like that. Of course you'd add actions and attributions, but you get the idea.

May I also strongly suggest a new title. "Discovering Aberration" doesn't sound like fiction. James Scott Bellhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-1768989123653474022014-08-28T11:00:27.222-04:002014-08-28T11:00:27.222-04:00The character seems so fixated and aware of himsel...The character seems so fixated and aware of himself and that's a bit odd to me, but it can work. The formality of his internal thoughts seems a bit creepy in an Edgar Allan Poe sort of way, but there's not really anything going on here.

If he were somewhere other than a boring classroom, for example a laboratory with caged, mutated rats, this voice and character would work for me.

One type of thing I'm not too keen on is the writing of unnecessary known facts the reader shouldn't have to be exposed to, such as the italicized things below:

"Though I had the intention of reading a selection aloud, I found myself fixated on a note in the margin which caught my eye and caused me to pause. "I'm always homesick for the journey," I had once written in ink speckled script, adding almost as an afterthought, "...no matter what it might hold."

I would read on a bit longer just to see if there are any caged, mutated rats in the near future, or something equally creepy and Poe-like.Diane Carlislehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-6541940366140188142014-08-28T09:54:29.275-04:002014-08-28T09:54:29.275-04:00Good critique, Clare. You've pointed out most ...Good critique, Clare. You've pointed out most of the same issues I had. There were a few items that stopped me, and caused me to have to think about their meaning. "Ink speckled script" and "Job's turkey" are two examples. The former made me work to visualize it, and I had no idea the meaning of the latter. We never want to stop a reader, especially on the first page. And if the reader is an agent or editor, well . . .

Just a note about the last sentence. "Alright" is not a word.

My biggest issue, like John Baur said in his comment, "Nothing happens". Sadly, I would not read on.

Thanks to the author for submitting this first page.Joe Moorehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4430862590333307596.post-60338630422072941212014-08-28T09:04:21.990-04:002014-08-28T09:04:21.990-04:00The author does a good job of conveying the charac...The author does a good job of conveying the character's boredom, but that's hardly something that would make me want to dive in and read more. The whole piece seems bound by some meandering ennui, a vague dissatisfaction, a longing for something to change. Nothing happens. The long grafs beg to be broken by some action. And the prose is dated. Nobody refers to "the orient" anymore. I don't know when it happened or why, but "oriental" became a disparging term some time ago and every time I slip and use it, I get angrily corrected. It's not on par with "the N word" or "redskin," but it's apparently in that class these days. "Rousing" success? Seems fairly tepid. "Eh, old boy?" "Poor as Job's turkey?" I've never heard that one, and I'm a pretty old coot myself.
And the author seems to be using these kids' wealth as a shorthand way of demeaning them. They're rich and have funny fashions? They must be callow, useless.
The fact that the school is an academy, as opposed to a college or university, suggests it's high school age. That being the case, it seems unlikely that the majority have already inherited great wealth, unless there was some calamity that struck the rich down in droves. That might make an interesting story.
I get no sense of the character other than his boredom. Until the student refers to professor Franklin and I put that together with the "published under the name," I had no idea the narrator was male. I had somehow thought it was a woman. And there's no sense of the character's age. The fact that he just spent two years looking for a job makes him seem young, but "Eh, old boy?" and the general tone of the prose suggests this is someone my age or even older (if there is anyone older.)
This might be one of those cases where the opening scene exists for the writer. As you suggest, I'd cut the redundancy, perhaps even cut the whole scene and start closer to the action. Because the character might have a good reason to be bored, but it's not a good idea to make the reader share that feeling.John "Ol' Chumbucket" Baurhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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If you guys can produce your porn site the way you have, you certainly can produce your own Reality Show on the web. A "barebones" approach would be to simply get a youtube channel. I would say the hottest ticket right now for web based reality shows is, believe it or not, AOL. The new AOL is said to be eager for web based shows and they have the money to pay for them.
The major "networks" turned to reality shows because reality tv is cheap to produce AND because the major networks don't want to pay reality tv "personalities" the money they pay conventional actors.
If I had the option, I would steer clear of the shit gay networks. Because, first of all, they aren't Gay, they are owned by corporations (not gay people). And, Second and most importantly, there is a shit load more money in appealing to a broader audience.
BTW, if you haven't heard, Regent Media / Here TV is having a lot of legal problems right now.
Just to throw out another name that you may never have considered, the production company that produced the international reality tv show Gay Army has a page on their website where you can "propose" an ideal for a show.
The show is owned by SBSbroadcasting. Distributed by Zodiak International and was created and produced by babyfoot (David Sidebotham and Karsten Bartholin). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gay_Army
Even Oprah Winfrey's OWN Network would be a consideration, since the reality show aspect would probably not have adult content. And, OWN is desperately looking for a "mindshare" show to get attention for the network.
Foreign Gay Adult Producers like Menoboy.fr and others had been producing Reality TV Shows on the web for a very long time. I recall Francois Sagat being in some kind of "Porn Academy" reality show in Paris many many years ago, long before the US Gay sites started trying to do reality show. Menoboy.fr currently has several reality tv shows it is producing from what I can tell.
I just ran across a "reality show" in which Titan Men followed a guy from Paris coming to the US to star in a Titan Gay Porn flick. The guy had won some kind of "do you want to be a gay pornstar" contest. So, obviously, Titan Men knows what is involved in getting this kind of reality tv done.
this is the titan reality tv show
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Jared, I joined your site. The vids are really hot so far. I was wondering if you are just going to offer streaming or if they will ever be available for download?
If you do happen to do a reality show, and if you do wind up putting it on AOL/Oprah/etc. (i.e. real TV), you should think about making two editions. On TV, all the nudity and sex would be edited out (though certainly strongly suggested), but then you would have an extended version of each episode online that has some of that in it. I think this would work great because:
- You'd reach a larger, more mainstream audience.
- People would have to visit your website if they wanted the full episodes. Someone who doesn't think they're interested in your porn could visit the site for the full episode, find they like it, and become a member.
Will be joining up shortly...just curious, how many members have joined your site?
The chatroom is now set-up and we'll be chatting LIVE in 30 minutes at AustinZane.com. Tonight is just a test for the CHAT, the video is not the best and we are looking at different options for next week's chat.
Sorry I was late but what I caught was fun as always good job guys.
Zane, Austin, and Bret... Wow that member video chat was awesome. It was like we were right there with you guys in Vegas! Thanks as always, what a blast. These alone are worth the price of membership!
Just Received Confirmation- We Can Now Accept Visa At Austinzane.com!!!
^^ Visa works fine. The site looks sweet. How am I ever going to get anything done this weekend? Nice job guys.
Waiting for you guys to add QuickTime!
And Whitney Houston, Stats? I wouldn't have guessed.
So why are there no preview pics at the JUB featured galleries? If you are going to come here to get us interested, don't be cheap about it. Just saying. . .
Here you go: http://preview.austinzane.com/?page_id=69
home page.
Tomorrow, the world gets to see Zane bottom for the first time ever... this shoot has been a long time in the making!
Also I would suggest reaching out to Dudetubeonline.com which run but a a jub member. I can't remember what his screen name is offhand but he has contact info on his blog page.
When will we be able to download the vids?
I have trouble with my connection ALL the damned time, and I know it isn't your site's fault! That's why I never stream anything that I can download.
I look forward to the downloadable versions.
*OK, I'm wrong about that. Unless my connection got terrifically better while I was writing the above, it IS buffering (almost typoed "buggering" LOL); it's just not displaying how much is buffered like some other systems.
If we believe absurdities, we shall commit atrocities. -- Voltaire (1694-1778).
[QUOTE=Críostóir;7015938]See, no matter how good the streaming is from your end, if the connection at our end is spotty, we get choppy streaming...unless your streaming system allows buffering at our end, which yours apparently doesn't.*
I have trouble with my connection ALL the damned time, and I know it isn't your site's fault!..."
Just for the record, I usually don't have trouble streaming anything. I've got high speed cable connection that's usually very smooth. But this particular site is very choppy. Might have to do with the length of the videos vs. your average youtube or news or movie preview video. I don't know. It never seems to take time to buffer, which might have something to do with it also.
If we believe absurdities, we shall commit atrocities. -- Voltaire (1694-1778).
Just got to watch "Austin Fucks Zane, Directors Cut"... All I have to say is WOW. Damn boys... at one point Zane makes a comment "I hope a lot of people nut from watching this video", as a fan I would be a DUMMY not to invest in some Kleenex stock, tissues are going to be flying off the shelves. Such passion, and the directors cuts really offer something unique, I can imagine in the future the directors cuts are going to be so cool and different they may get more views then the actual release!
Hey guys, having some issues with our host-company getting the Download option to function correctly- waiting on a return call from their tech people so hopefully we can get it resolved ASAP Downloads are coming....
We've started testing out our new download option for those of you with slower connections. Currently, we have the option on the 'Hands on Zane' video for testing and if there are no problems, the rest will be available shortly
Welcome to JUB's newest 'Friend' - the one and only AustinZane (formerly jhamilton) !!!
Lord, please pray for the soul of this beyotch and guide my pimp hand and make it strong Lord, so that she might learn a ho's place. Amen.
Seriously though is it just me or could yall watch a whole update of these guys just making out naked for an hour? Such chemistry!!
so glad i found you guys and the site looks great.
keep doing what you're doing and austinzane.com will have a long successful run. <3


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5:00 PM Nobody Goes Home Sad Opening Reception
NEHMA and the Merrill-Cazier Library present black and white portraits of Beat poets Gary Snyder, Philip Whalen and Jack Kerouac as photographed by John Suiter in the 1950s. The opening reception is free and open to the public. The exhibit runs January 23-March 14.
7:00 PM Helicon West Open Mic Night
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I really shouldn't be watching Battlestar Galactica again - now I am about to let my players salvage a huge (yet very old and damaged) carrier and convince one of them to roll a small-craft focused Void Master.
Just needed to share this with someone.
DAMN that series is awesome
Ps.: Brig, Resolution Arena, Flak Turrets, Pilot Chambers, Small Craft Repair docks, Flight Bridge, what else makes a battlestar (I know even the smallest of raiders are larger than a BS, but anyway, what else makes for a battlestar)?
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Cambium Learning Group CEO Receives President's Award From National Alliance Of Black School Educators
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VDH, the man, hits the nail on the head, again.
Iraqi Blowback
Explaining why Paul Wolfowitz is a travesty and Sandy Berger is a snooze.
By Victor Davis Hanson
The resigned Scooter Libby did not leak Valerie Plames name, a fact known to a special prosecutor charged with finding out who did and if were a crime. After hours of testimony, he was found self-contradictory under oath (though self-contradictory hardly to the extent of a Joe Wilson who said and wrote things about his yellow-cake inquiries that could not be conceivably true), and now faces a possible prison sentence.
Ditto the exemption given to the Duke accuser who repeatedly lied in her sworn testimonials, but will apparently not be charged with perjury because her stories are so implausible that officials think she must be unhinged a new rationale that the perjurer is apparently free from indictment when the concoctions exceed possible belief.
Alberto Gonzalez perhaps (emphasize perhaps, as yet we dont know all the facts) showed a lapse in judgment or at least of political savvy by firing politically appointed federal attorneys, something that was not unusual in past Democratic administrations.
Paul Wolfowitz, who sought to curb corruption that undermines support for World Bank aid to Africa, likewise is facing a lynch mob over perhaps a similar one-time lapse of judgment in regard to compensation of a companion nothing, however, ranking with the various scandals surrounding Kofi Annan, whose son profited by United Nations exemptions given through his family ties. In todays moral calculus, presiding over a $50-billion-dollar Oil-for-Food scandal that led to frequent death in Iraq and profit among global elites is a misdemeanor, recommending a pay package for an employee one dates is an unforgivable felony.
One could go on with the furor over the misdirected pellets from Dick Cheneys shotgun, or the clamor for the Rumsfeld resignation. Yet contrast all this hysteria with the slight whimpers surrounding recent controversies over conflicts of interest or lapses in judgment surrounding Richard Armitage, Harry Reid, or Dianne Feinstein. The destruction of federal documents that might well alter historys consensus by former National Security Advisor Sandy Berger was a snore for most journalists.
What, then, is the one common tie that explains all these furious efforts of the media and partisans to go after these present and former Bush-administration officials?
Payback for Iraq.
But, soon when the dems cut-off funding for the troops, as is their wont, Iraqw will become a stable place, the terorists will leave and the world will once again be a safe place. Oh yeah, not until dhimmi pelosi makes things right with iran.
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The fastest-growing water sport in the world, stand-up paddle boarding (SUP) was born in the Hawaiian Islands, and with calm jungle rivers and 50 miles of beaches, Kauai is one of the best places for the sport. Here's the why and how.
It's not easy to get out from under the shadow of a place like Brazil's Pantanal—a natural wetland bigger than England and home to a biodiversity bonanza of such rare species as the tapir and the jaguar. Yet the town of Bonito, on the Pantanal's border, is emerging as one of Brazil's favorite adventure outposts.
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Get your thrill on in New Zealand where a sense of adventure seems to be imprinted into the locals' DNA. Try one of these five epic adventures in New Zealand, like heli-hiking or canyon swinging, to really get your adrenalin pumping. [Go Backpacking]
Senior editor Norie Quintos, who edits the annual Tours of a Lifetime package in the magazine, recently returned from a trip to the Galapagos and mainland Ecuador with her teen sons. This is the last of a four-part series. Click to read the first, second, and third posts. A confession: Travel editors don't always plan…
I'm in the midst of planning a trip to Cabo San Lucas, and while perusing through my guidebooks I came across Green Tortoise, a San Francisco-based company that runs two hostels and operates a series of tours which wind along the Pacific coast, criss-cross the country, and crawl down into Central America. While their two…


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KSP Update
Today marks the one-month countdown to the kick-off event of the 2012 KSP competition season at Guincho Beach in Cascais, Portugal. Highly anticipated by KSP fans, riders and officials alike, the Cascais Kite Surf Pro promises to be an exciting battle brimming with explosive new talent from across the globe.
Revered for offering some of the best waves in Europe, Portugal is home to one of three surfing reserves in the entire world, demonstrating the value this surfing nation puts on their natural treasures: beautiful beaches and perfect waves. At Guincho Beach, large and heavy North Atlantic swells meet strong side-onshore winds, making it a prime kite surfing destination and an ideal proving ground for KSP's first competition of the year. The powerful break at Guincho and its consistent winds create the ultimate playground for the aerial new school aspect of kite surfing.
'This season we have a staggering talent pool of riders from 18 nations and they've all trained hard to get here,' says KSP president, Kristin Boese. 'This is going to be a nail-biting, epic battle in an ideal and challenging location. It's anyone's guess who will clinch the winner's check atop the podium when all is said and done at the Cascais Kite Surf Pro.'
The City of Cascais, one of the event's primary partners, welcomes KSP fans, officials and riders to explore its beautiful coastline. Hotel partner, Muchaxo, located directly above the event site, invites vacationers, KSP enthusiasts and kite borders to enjoy their panoramic views of the entire Guincho Beach, the spectacular cliffs and pristine Portuguese coastline. 'KSP really appreciates the support of the City of Cascais and Hotel Muchaxo for hosting the first tour event of the year and helping to make it all possible,' says Boese.
As the event's industry partner, Best Kiteboarding also comes on board in full support of this world-class competition. Robert Bratz, Best Kiteboarding Marketing Manager says: 'The Best Kiteboarding team is more than happy to support the first KSP stop at its home and development Spot in Gunicho / West Portugal. We are looking forward to an event full of rock and roll conditions and we are proud to welcome the best kites surfers in the world.'
The KSP also welcomes Ozone Kitesurf on board as the latest addition to the growing list of industry members. Ozone joins six existing KSP industry members, showing its support for the vision and goals of the KSP World Championship Tour.
For those who can't be at the Cascais Kite Surf Pro Competition in person, KSP will be offering a live webcast to capture all the action and excitement as it happens, which can be seen at: www.KSPWorldTour.com/live.
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I think I may have missed something in Sims. I am trying to keep a record of missing marks in registers, i.e who is not completing registers. The problem is that the module report that I can run only starts at P1, thus I can not work out how to include am and pm regs in this.
AM and PM registers appear in missing registers panel, but this refreshes everyday, so I can not see who has completed the regs later.
Any help appreciated.


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While EVs come in all shapes and sizes, one thing seems to remain constant -- a witty electricity pun. This time up its Ample, and its \"Eo\" e-quadrimotorcycle. A quadri-ma-whatcycle? Basically, a light, low-powered four-wheeled electric vehicle. The Eo's 40 miles per hour top speed might not be te
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Wi-Fi is inherently susceptible to hacking and eavesdropping, but it can be secure if you use the right security measures. Unfortunately, the Web is full of outdated advice and myths. But here are some do's and don'ts of Wi-Fi security, addressing some of these myths.
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Two men are at large after robbing someone at gunpoint early Thursday morning near the intersection of South 11th and Bingham streets.
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Can you post your package file?
I am playing around with WPKG but am having some difficulty in getting it set up correctly. I set up using the example "dia" software given and it installed fine. I than decided to try and use a different example and tried to test Malwarebytes. Now although it seems to install ok, everytime I reboot the computer it starts to install again. Also, although I've removed the dia software package it is still installed on the client. I've read the forums, but still don't understand how to uninstall a program. Can anyone explain it in simple terms please?
Can you post your package file?
OK, I may have been having a bad day. I have tried a different package and it installs fine. I noticed that it veryifies that the software is installed but skips as soon as it finds it.
I have one other thing that I would like to know if it's possible though. We have our start menu group similar programs together so that we have a folder for browsers containing IE, Firefox etc, but if I want to update the version we have it creates a new link on the start menu. Is there anyway you can change that or does it always create the start menu icon in the default location?
WPKG doesn't do anything specific to icons, that is all down to installer. You can normally change the installer behaviour with regard to icons (i.e. using the ALLUSERS property for MSI based installers), and then just use your own script or command as part of the packages xml definition to do whatever you need to do. I used to run the actual installer for the application first, then run robocopy to copy new icons into place. If you are using a redirected start menu that isn't on the local machine then the problem becomes harder.
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The start menu has been created as part of the image, but I wanted to see if I could update the software versions we had (or add more software) but keep the start menu structure the same. So for example if I wanted to add Opera as an alternative browser I want it showing under Start>Browsers>*All Browsers*.
So if I want to copy the icon from Start Menu>Programs to Start Menu>Programs>Browsers> I need to run robocopy at the end of the installation to move the file to the appropriate folder? And the next question is, do need to format the syntax somehow for it to be used in WPKG?
I used to have a folder structure for the start menu, for each application I would deploy and then copy it over the top of the redirected start menu. Here is an example:
The only thing you have to watch out for with Robocopy is the amount of output it's generating, too much and it will break the package due to a bug in WPKG. So you can either redirect it to a file with /LOG: or redirect all output >NUL.Code:<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <packages> <package id="audacity" name="Audacity" revision="1" reboot="false" priority="50"> <check type="uninstall" condition="exists" path="Audacity 1.2.6" /> <install cmd='\\SERVER\WPKG\bin\audacity\audacity-win-1.2.6.exe /SP- /VERYSILENT /NORESTART /MERGETASKS="!desktopicon"' timeout="300" /> <install cmd='%COMSPEC% /c xcopy "\\SERVER\WPKG\bin\audacity\lame_enc.dll" "%PROGRAMFILES%\Audacity\" /I /H /Y' timeout="60" /> <install cmd='robocopy \\SERVER\WPKG\bin\audacity\icons\ C:\StartMenu\ /E' timeout="60" /> <remove cmd='%COMSPEC% /c del "%PROGRAMFILES%\Audacity\lame_enc.dll" /F /Q' timeout="60" /> <remove cmd='%COMSPEC% /c del "C:\StartMenu\Programs\Music\Audacity.lnk" /F /Q' timeout="60" /> <remove cmd='%PROGRAMFILES%\Audacity\unins000.exe /VERYSILENT' timeout="300" /> </package> </packages>
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Welcome to the Waterbury Amateur Radio Club
"Serving Greater Waterbury"
"This group is formed by Radio Amateurs for Radio Amateurs."
We are an ARRL affiliated club.
This site has been accessed at least
2 Meter Repeater at the Firehouse
We have a repeater installed at the Firehouse. Bill, W7YY and Jon, WA1PEI installed the former Monroe Repeater. The frequency is 146.835 with a negative offset. The PL Tone is 100.0.
Here are the preliminary results for Field Day 2014 at W1LAS :
Total QSO's = 479 Total Points = 974 (includes 8 CW contacts @ 4 points each - many thanks to Les - KB1SL) Bonus Points = 250 Total Score = 1224
We had 9 members participating whose enthusiatic efforts worked 46 out of 50 states (Missed SD, DE, NM, NV). The team worked several KH6's and a KL7, PR, USVI, and a couple of DX stations. Many thanks to Bill, W7YY for his generous hospitality at this event !!!
Photo courtesy WA1SSB (c) 2012 WA1SSB
The Waterbury Amateur Radio Club meets at the Firehouse in Prospect. The Firehouse is located on Route 69 1/8th of a mile south of Route 68 in Prospect.
The club and webmaster can be contacted at this email address:
Come to our Monthly Meetings!!
The Waterbury Amateur Radio Club meets on the third Monday of each month (Except December) at the Firehouse in Prospect, CT, at 7:30 until 9:00PM EST. The firehouse is located on Route 69 just 1/8th of a mile south of Route 68.
Take a look here for a few pictures from Field Day 2008
Visitors Welcome!
Our members do their best to make new members feel welcome. Don't feel an invitation is needed to stop on by. If you have just an interest in Amateur Radio, or you are a licensed amateur, stop on by and introduce yourself. If you feel you need an invitation, send the webmaster an email, and I will personally invite you.
The WARC was established to form camaraderie amongst fellow Amateur Radio enthusiasts serving the Greater Waterbury Area and its surrounding district. The objects and Bylaws of the club are published, and available to view and download here. The club is a vehicle for all to get together and further the interest of Amateur Radio through discussion, presentation, experimentation and training.
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Welcome to the Middlebury College Office of Health Professions.
Our office offers a number of opportunities for you to prepare for a career in health professions. Our advisors are here to guide you and provide you with info sessions, opportunities, internships, and workshops to help you explore your options. We hope this website, along with our BLOG will help support Middlebury students and alumni in their application to professional school.
All Middlebury students and alumni interested in Health Professions and STEM may schedule an appointment at any time regarding academic planning, internships and professional school applications with our Health Professions advisors or the science faculty or their academic advisors. During orientation, first-year students will have an opportunity to meet with the Health Professions advisors at the Academic Forum. We advise students interested in Health Professions to join our mailing list for access to our newsletter, blog and coming events. The Office of Health Professions highly recommends that students explore their interests in greater depth by finding opportunities for community service and engaging in internships.
In addition to advising, the Middlebury College Office of Health Professions assists any student or alumni who is seeking admission to a program in the health professions. Each year 50-60 students go through our committee process and request committee letters as well as work closely with their Health Professions advisor throughout the application process.
Welcome Class of 2018.5!
We look forward to meeting all new Febs interested in the Health Professions track at the New Febs Information Meeting, Tuesday, February 10th at 6:15 pm in BiHall 104.
J-Term Hours:
Scheduling is now available ONLINE!
Juniors and Seniors meet with Mrs. Wickland:
Arlinda A. Wickland, Director, Health Professions
ext 2455 CCI Offices, Adirondack House 111
- Mondays 2:00-4:00 pm
- Tuesdays 9:30-11:00 am
- Thursdays 2:00-4:00 pm
- Fridays- 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Mary Lothrop, Assistant Director, Health Professions & STEM Advisor, Health Professions Committee Co-Chair 2014-2015
ext 5077 CCI Offices, Adirondack House 112
- Tuesdays/Thursdays 12:30-3:30 pm
- Fridays-8:30-11:30 am Quick Questions (with Cocoa!)
Hannah Benz, M.D., Health Professions & STEM Clinical Research Advisor
ext 5804 CCI Offices, Adirondack House 215
Nicole Veilleux, Administrative Coordinator
ext 2455 CCI Offices, Adirondack House 102
Professor Roger Sandwick, Associate Professor of Chemistry & Biochemistry, Health Professions Committee Co-Chair
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This arcade favorite has been fully revamped for the PS2 with 3-D graphics and authentic stadium sounds. Featuring broadcast-simulated camera moves and motion capture from real Olympic athletes, Konami has set out to recreate the events as they appear on TV. Players can focus on specific skills by playing in single-event mode or concentrate on all-around athletics in Championship mode. Twelve competitions are represented, including the 100 Meter Dash, Freestyle Swimming, High Jump, Javelin Throw, and Skeet Shooting.
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Dear Paprika: The Last Days of Tyrants
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(08-14-2013 10:12 PM)aldridgejohn28 Wrote: I have some in my org but a whole lot more that haven't been added in to my org yet. It would probably be easier if you had a list to send to me to look over.
(08-15-2013 03:23 AM)arod0770710 Wrote: When are you going to list your Modern Masters break? I sent you an offer, interested in your Plateau. LMK, if you need any magic...I have quite a bit as well. I can add to my org or if you can send me a list.
(08-14-2013 05:57 PM)dancam1 Wrote: Do u have a list? I am looking for magic cards.


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Tuesday, October 18, 2011
iPad Lesson Plans
I've been searching High and Low for actual lessons you can do with your class with iPad's. I know there are TONS of educational games out there...but I haven't found many that I could use in a whole group setting...until now. :)
Here are some great lesson plans I found...
Contacts and Bumps
Podcasts for History
Setting Student Restrictions on iPad
This is a website, not an app
iCard Sort Lite
iCardSort Lite Tutorial
Jessica Pack
Puppet Pals
Teaching Storytelling
Sock Puppets
ABC Tracer
123 Write
Lesson Plan Flip charts
Bloomin' Blooms Apps
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Monday, October 17, 2011
Diaper Cake #2
I made my second diaper cake last week and I wanted to share. There is a step by step
in case you want it.
My biggest challenge this time around was trying to make this one look nothing like the last one. I tried...hopefully I succeeded. Enjoy.
...and here it is again at the shower.
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Sunday, October 16, 2011
Anthropologie Baby Shower
The most perfect October day,
vintage, Anthropologie inspired baby shower
for Ella Kate.
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Sunday, October 9, 2011
October Happenings
Happy October (nine days late)
I've had every intention of blogging about all these things this last week, but just never got around to it. SOOO...you get an all-in-one post.
A little Halloween Foldable for the Math Journals.
Place Value to the Billions. Standard, Expanded and Word Form.
College Week 2011.
I started this at my school 3 years ago and it's still so much fun! We all decorate our doors or wall space for our Alma Maters and talk about College all week. It's a lot of fun...we do tons of activities and the kids just love it. Here was my little set up this year. GO POKES!
The kids all made pendants for the college they want to go to. We had A TON of TCU and Texas flags.
Bridal Shower.
A good friend of mine is getting married this December in Jamaica. We went to her first bridal shower today. It was a 70's themed roller skating party. We went as the Jamaican Roller Derby Team. It was so much fun...and man, my legs are still burning!
I've been super excited to become Facebook friends with an OSU photographer. He has been posting all the pictures from football games over the years. I'm loving getting to see my love bug play football...and I have a good feeling all these pictures are going to come in use very soon. :) Here is one of my favorites. I think its 2003 vs Texas Tech...right after his touchdown. :)
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Saturday, October 1, 2011
Long Division
Thanks to Pinterest, I found a pin explaining how to do some VERY easy long division. Now this find comes about two weeks too late. I spent a week DREADING the days I taught long division. It is just sooo hard for them. So I am very happy to find this...and share with you. :)
I just found out today where this awesome idea came from. And no, it wasn't Pinterest. :) It comes from
, who is a stay at home mom/ homeschool teacher. Please click her name to take you to the article she's written about it. She also has a ton of other really good educational posts as well. Thank you Alicia!!!
The EASIEST Long Division EVER!
Here is the traditional way that I teach, you know, the one that makes us want to pull our hair out!
And here is the easy way. Different Problem...
How many times does 4 go into 8? 2 times.
How many times does 4 go into 9? (without going over) 2.
One is left over, so put it before the next number
How many times will 4 go into 17? 4 times.
One is left over, so put it before the next number
How many times will 4 go into 14? 3 times with 2 left over. No more numbers, so that is your remainder.
Crazy Easy Right?!?
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