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10 Ways to Get Serious About Social Media
Posted on January 3rd 2010
If this is your year to buckle down and tackle a social media strategy, it's time to get serious. The time for oohing and ahhing is rapidly drawing to a close, and instead your efforts have to become about practical, methodical application.
Here's 10 ways to get serious about social media this year. There are plenty more, too. Add yours in the comments.
1) Quit counting fans, followers, and blog subscribers like bottle caps. Think, instead, about what you're hoping to achieve with and through the community that actually cares about what you're doing.
2) Learn how to measure stuff, and quit making excuses for why you can't do it. Katie Paine's blog is overflowing with stuff. Here's some metrics you might consider if they're applicable for your goals. And here's how you can start setting measurable objectives.
3) Learn what case studies can and can't do for you. Stop saying there aren't enough of them and go Google the term "social media case studies" or spend a few minutes on my Delicious links. Then, get busy writing your own.
4) Understand the difference between making a business case for social media and chasing the next and greatest fad. If you don't understand how to explain where social media impacts areas outside the business besides your own, make a concerted effort to learn.
5) Stop lauding social media as the thing that's going to fix it all. Fix your business first. And read Jay Baer's blog (including this post) for a reality check.
6) Approach social media methodically, and with the same care that you would any other business investment you make. Tamsen McMahon will help.
7) Quit waiting for the water to be perfect before you get in. It's not going to be, ever. Try something that makes strategic sense for your business. Julien Smith articulates a bit about why waiting for one tiny thing is often what holds us back.
Think long term, and commit to it. That doesn't mean some of your experiments can't be finite, but the overall approach has to be for good. Mitch Joel even says so.
9) Focus on what you're good at. Know the core of your business, and make that the center of your work, especially through the amplifier of social media. Chris Penn reminds us of the importance of this, as he's apt to do.
10) Recognize that potential missteps shouldn't paralyze you into inaction. Acknowledge that there are ways to recover from, say, a misguided communication effort. Having a plan to pick yourself up is the key, rather than trying to avoid failure at all costs (including stagnation).
What else would you add? What's your buckle-down strategy this year, and how are you turning your approach from theory into application? Share your ideas, favorite posts, and strategies in the comments.
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I've been thinking about doing a blog post similar to this. A Cher-like "Snap out of it!" message that in the new year it's time to calm down and approach SM realistically. Thanks for writing it for me.
11) Be a team player. Collaborate more than you compete. Give credit to other people by linking to them or sharing their content, just as Amber Naslund has in her post.
Luckily, my command is on board here at U.S. European Command and we're pushing forward in the SM realm - ready or not!
Thank you again for taking the time to share these insights with all of us. I know it was quite a bit of work getting this blog together.
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Twice a year Lu Guo Xiang leaves his home in Singapore and heads up to Luang Prabang for a holiday. A painter by profession, he finds the ancient royal capital of Laos an ideal place to unwind and also to hunt for artistic inspiration.
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Mar Baselios Engineering College, Thiruvananthapuram ended Mar Ivanios College's long rein as the Kerala University basketball champion. Mar Ivanios College was the undisputed champions for the last18 years during which no college came close to dethroning them. But Mar Baselios did the unthinkable in the Kerala University inter-collegiate tournament which was hosted by Mar Ivanios College in the last week of October.
The scoreline 74-56 in the final underlined, Mar Baselios' supremacy over its rival. Ashin Xavier Philip (20 points) and Amit Sebastian (18) played exceedingly well for Baselios in the final. Both Ashin and Amit were prolific for Mar Baselios in the whole tournament.
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easyQuizzy is a test creation tool that enables you to create tests of any complexity and to compile them into completely independent executable files that can be emailed, shared on the Internet, or copied to all computers in a classroom. Tests can consist of an unlimited number of questions (multiple choice, multiple response, short answer, matching, sequence, or polar) each with an unlimited number of possible answers. |
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A Fantastic Opportunity for Serious Investors Only for Twelve Luxury Apartments and parking situated on Park Rd. The total Gross Income for the Twelve Apartments are £93,168. You are buying a readymade Portfolio with Full Freehold Interest which is Fully Let. Located on Park Rd with Access in and ou More details › -
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For anyone watching this space - a few days ago I advertised that the flat had just become available over the Christmas season. These dates - 21 December - 2 January, have now become booked. But …. I am very happy to offer reduced rates from Jan 3 - Feb 12, and again from Feb 23 - March 27. The regular rate is £695/week, but for these dates I am happy to offer the special rate of £630/wk, or £135/nt for 3-night minimum length of stay or £125/nt for 4-6 nights.
The Mary Poppins flat has incredible views of fireworks on New Year's Eve, and the interesting thing about London is that the fireworks continue for days after. So if you book the flat beginning on January 2, you will still see fireworks for at least a couple of nights that you are there. And what a thrill London fireworks are when viewed from the Mary Poppins flat! Already seat sales are advertised for early 2015, and you could give your Sweetie a great London vacation as a Christmas gift!
I have just returned from the flat where I go a few times a year to be sure everything is OK. This time, I put in an entirely new heat and hot water system, which is absolutely wonderful. You will be toasty warm in the flat all winter, and the hot water will never run out - a real treat!
Live like a Londoner in a stylish and comfortable flat at the top of a Victorian mansion block in a real London neighbourhood. From every window you can see the London Eye, St. Paul's Cathedral, Canary Wharf, and the Houses of Parliament. Run downstairs for a paper, and breakfast over The Times or Guardian as you imagine Mary Poppins sweeping past, watch Londoners rushing to work in the street below, check the skyline for weather conditions (it can rain in London on a moment's notice), lazily planning your day's excursion using the myriad of guide books and maps on hand in the flat.
And please do not neglect to think about a day-trip to Paris - the brand new St. Pancras International station, home to the longest champagne bar in Europe, is 5 short stops away from the flat. Take an early-morning train, be in Paris by mid-morning, have lunch and dinner there, and be back by nightfall. And the flat is 2 minutes from the tube when you arrive back in your neighbourhood.
The flat is like a theatre set in so many ways, and is the kind of place where you can play any dramatic role you like. A painter spent a month there recently, capturing the London skyline with her brush, a writer found his creative juices to be flowing when he put fingers to keyboard and turned out an article which has been accepted for publication. A Los Angeles film producer found it to be the perfect place in which to woo potential investors, romantics continue to love the sensuality of the flat, and families refer to it simply as 'The Mary Poppins Flat' - you will see why when you view the photos.
Guest book comments have been: 'After a week of travelling, we finally arrived here - it was such a surprise! Serene, comfortable, well appointed, and most of all, very, very thoughtfully presented & created. We loved our stay here & will remember it ....; The flat is amazing, it's very comfortable and made us feel right at home....; Everything was bright and full of light, very relaxing ....; .'
Comfortable, queen-size bedroom, top floor apartment. Ideal for a family of four, two couples, corporate travelers, visiting academics, or those working in London on a short-term basis. We can arrange to have a cab meet you at the airport for much less than a black cab will cost you. Once you arrive, you are on top of the world and can relax with a complimentary basket of nourishing snacks before setting out into one of the most exciting cities in the world!
The apartment occupies one third of the top floor of a Victorian 'mansion block' only two minutes from one of the most convenient tube lines, the Northern Line. The station is Archway in Zone Two, and is just four stops from the major hub Euston Station, and just seven stops from the hustle and bustle of Oxford Circus and West End theatres in the heart of London - only 12 minutes by tube. Location, location, location... featured prominently in the choice of this flat purchase.
But location was not everything. The feeling of peace and tranquility upon opening the front door is overpowering in this flat. For one thing, it is on the fifth (top) floor of an absolutely gorgeous building, and is completely quiet. Apartment has Wireless High-Speed Internet, and a wonderful sound system which works with your MP3 player, iPod, or the music on your computer.
The light wooden floors and partly open-plan style give it a London loft feel. Combine this with ultra-modern dome-shaped windows, wonderful natural light by day, beautiful lighting at night, light-coloured decor, and comfortable furniture, and you have the perfect setting for relaxation following a busy day of either work or pleasure.
The bed is American queen-size (British king-size) and oh-so-comfortable, and the sofa-bed in the living room is a generous double. There are ample closets, and a wonderful power shower, and bathtub in which to relax. Cooking in the well-equipped kitchen (including microwave) is easy, efficient, and fun.
There is a huge grocery store directly across the street, a wine store downstairs, dry cleaner across the street, and several restaurants and pubs in the area, including Dick Whittington's pub.
Legend has it that Dick Whittington, a poor country boy, came to London with his cat seeking his fortune in 1350. When he reached Highgate Hill, he lost heart and turned to go back home. Then he heard the bells of London ringing out saying 'Turn again, Dick Whittington, three times Lord Mayor of London.'
He came back to London, became a Mercer, and did indeed become London's Lord Mayor three times. Just up the street is a statue of Dick and his cat, on the grounds of the Whittington Hospital in the beautiful green space of Whittington Park.
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I am a Canadian academic who loves London - my area is eighteenth-century British history. I bought the flat so that I could live there and research during one of my sabbaticals. It has been a little bit of heaven now and then for my family and me to be able to stay there. However, more often than not, we cannot be there, and it is a pleasure to be able to communicate with so many wonderful people to help them set up their visits, and to share my Mary Poppins flat with others.
The Owner purchased this apartment in 2004
This was the perfect flat for me - it is only 4 stops from King's Cross/British Library, is only 1 1/2 minutes from the tube station, is in a real London neighbourhood with an art college beside it, and when the real estate agent opened the door to the flat for the first time, I stared in wonder at the incredible views - never had I seen such a sight. And to this day, when I turn the key in the door and open it, I smile at the beauty of the flat and am in awe of the view. The flat has a wonderfully peaceful, serene feel, and is in an aesthetically pleasing Victorian mansion block.
I love lifting my head slightly off the pillow in the morning to check out the colour of the sky, and the glow of the sun on the rooftops or the pounding of the rain on the windows. I love dressing quickly and running downstairs to purchase a London Times at the newsstand below, I love running back upstairs to make my coffee, sipping it at the kitchen table while I watch the Londoners below moving briskly toward the tube as they head into work. I love finishing breakfast and loading the half-size, but excellent quality dishwasher. I love joining the throng of Londoners on the tube as I make my way to the theatre, museums, libraries and archives. I love the sights and sounds of the city as experienced in the flat; I love the restaurants on the same block as the flat – 2 of them (Mediterranean and Italian) brand new and always busy, and all the amenities in the neighbourhood. I also love living next door to one of the campuses of London's noted art college - Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts. They moved there only a year ago, and contribute so much to the vibrant neighbourhood. I also love the new street market just across the street on Saturdays, where food and antique vendors come from all across England. Pick up your fresh cheese, artisan breads, pastries, locally-grown vegetables, and the like. Yes, this is a great neighbourhood in which to live.
I am the property owner, and am adding this comment just to get us started. I
have rented my properties in London and Canada through vrbo for several
years, but have never had a guest book. I am beginning to think that this is
important, though, and so, with the writer's permission, am providing the first
The following comment is from a female from Los Angeles who spent four
weeks in the flat recently.
"I had a magical time in London and did not want to leave. As I told you and
Naomi, the flat was a lovely, comforting place. I had the feeling that someone
had been very happy there. I don't see how they could not have been. I am
truly so glad I was able to stay in it."
D. H., Los Angeles
Professional theatre in the West End cannot be surpassed, the Opera at Covent Garden is fantastic, and Premier League professional Football (American and Canadian soccer) games are held throughout London on a regular basis. All this is so easy to access from the flat.
Rental Period | Minimum Rate | Additional Nights | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly | Event Rate | |||
Winter Rates
1 Jan 2015 -
30 Apr 2015
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
My Standard Rate
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Refundable Damage Deposit | £125 |
cleaning fee | £85 |
Notes |
There is a Cleaning Fee of an extra £85, and a refundable security deposit of£125.
We accept PayPal which includes Visa, or you can do a wire transfer. Many banks now offer international online transfers - very convenient. Special rates for return visitors, and for stays longer than 2 weeks. Check-in 3pm, check-out 10am. The cost is £695 GBP per week, and £135GBP for each night over 7 and under 14. If it is fewer than 7 nights you would like to have, it is 150 GBP per night for 4-6 nights, and 165 GBP per night for 3 nights. January to April rates are £650/wk, £150/nt for 3-night minimum length of stay, £140/nt for 4-6 nights 1/4 of rent + £125 security deposit due when booking, remainder 3 wks before visit |
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COMPLETE edition of the interactive "choose next panel" comic
3.96 / 5.00 6,684 ViewsIn the NES game parody of ours, Simon is back in town after killing Dracula in Castlevania 2... but now he finds that the priest won't even restore his health! It's quite obvious that this shit-talkin' priest needs to be taught a lesson or two!
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And don't forget to return to town after you beat the game, because there's a "Secret Button" on your keyboard that you'll DEFINITELY want to push while you're in town! >:) You WILL need to CLOSE THE WINDOW and re-open the game to return to town just so you know. And you DON'T have to beat the game to access the secret item, but isn't it more fun to save it for last? And it doesn't tell you what the secret button is, you gotta figure out that for yourself! ;)
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Blasphemy - a ticket to hell never been funnier LOL Not bad but could improve
ok but glitchy
I kind of liked your style of game here but im afraid it wasnt much and definately wont be much competition for all of those better games that are getting scores of 10.
First off, the graphics were bad and why was there paracticly the same basic and bland colours everywhere? I mean come on i know this is castlevania but clean it up a bit here.
Secondly the game was way too glitchy and the screen jerked as you moved in the game, which moved very slowly to that matter.
And lastly, where is the parody in this? I dont see any parody but t5hat is ok because i am not a massive fan of videogame spoofs, especially castlevania
Can't jump for shit, controls suck because it's too slow, they lag
Bad game
The hell? The controls are beyond broken. And the humor, to put it mindly, sucks badly.
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We talk a lot about being fire ready here at ABC Local Radio and the importance of having a bushfire survival plan, but many people might not have the time or the eye to go over their property to assess the potential dangers and find things which need attention.
If that sounds like you, then perhaps you could use a visit from the CFA's new home bushfire advice service.
The service has been developed as an outcome of the Royal Commission, and at the moment is particularly targetting people in the Naringal, Narrawong, Byaduk, Branxholme, Cape Bridgewater, Nelson, Cavendish, Victoria Valley and Orford areas - places which have been identified as being at higher risk when it comes to bushfires.
It's a fairly straightforward thing which involves a CFA fire safety officer visiting your house, having a chat about fire safety and answering any of your questions, and then looking around the property to identify anything which might be contributing to the fire risk at your place.
To get more of an idea of how it works, I recently accompanied the CFA's Phil O'Keefe when he visited Jessica Sutherland's property to have a look around.
Although Jessica is very fire aware and her husband was once an active part of the CFA, within minutes of being in the house Phil had started to identify some things which could be cleaned up or changed to lessen the risk of a bushfire damaging the house.
Many of the dangers Phil noted were items which most people would easily miss - things like a build up of debris behind a barrel on the front verandah, the need to bring in a doormat in the event of a fire to stop it from catching alight, and reducing the amount of ground fuel around trees to stop the fire from climbing easily into the tree's canopy.
Jessica also admitted to not having a bushfire plan, but although she and her husband are very aware of what to do in the event of a fire, as she pointed out, a plan would assist if they had visitors at the house or some other unexpected circumstance - it's important to make sure everyone present knows what to do in an emergency.
The assessment takes about an hour and is followed up with a written report detailing the risks at your house and what you can do to prepare your property.
If you'd like to know more about the CFA's home bushfire advice service, phone (03) 9262 8501 or 5551 1500. Assessments can also be booked through the CFA's website.


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For most of America, Baltimore is known for The Barksdale crew of the Wire and Cal Ripken than it is for hip-hop. However, that doesn't mean a young B-More emcee like Los can't dream big. How big? How does the White House sound? That's exactly the topic Los metaphorically tackles on Next Black President, the first leak off his upcoming Shooter mixtape. Over the Baron Boys inspirational tribal drum beat, the DJBooth Freestyle Series alum discusses issues facing today's community, ranging from hatred and jealousy to the absence of father figures. Inspirationally, Los challenges listeners to see things from a different perspective and embrace the obstacles they face to become a stronger person, and maybe even eventually have the power to become the Next Black President. Is this track dope enough for Los' dreams of running the hip-hop free world to come true? Hey, I'm sure plenty of people told Barack Obama he'd never become the first black president, so anything's possible. DJBooth, cast your votes now.
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Fully Furnished 3 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Penthouse Apartment. Air-conditioning, 10m pool. Located just 200m from the beautiful Arenal beach, with its lovely golden sand and beach promenade lined with a vast array of bars, restaurants and shops. 35sqm private roof terrace with roof top BBQ, having superb panoramic views over open countryside and the spectacular Montgo, with sunsets to die for. A peaceful haven yet so close to the beach and the busy night life. Includes fully equipped large kitchen with fridgefreezer, dishwasher, washing machine and microwave oven. Stereo TV, WiFi Internet Access, DVD, CD, Radio and now Cable TV receiving BBC, ITV, Channel 4 & 5, Sky Sports, CBeebies and more. 1 double bedroom, 2 twin bedrooms or 2 doubles, 1 twin.
Size | Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | The Arenal 200 m |
Will consider | Long term lets (over 1 month) |
Access | Car not necessary, Wheelchair users |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: Alicante/Valencia 80 km, Nearest railway: Denia 10 km |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
Luxuries | Internet access, DVD player |
Pool | Shared outdoor pool (unheated) |
General | Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
Utilities | Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine |
Rooms | 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms, Solarium or roof terrace |
Furniture | Single beds (4), Double beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 5 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair |
Outdoors | Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden, BBQ |
Access | Wheelchair users, Lift access |
Further details indoors | Large double bedroom with king-size bed with memory foam mattress. 2 x Large bedrooms with 2 full size single beds one of which can be set as a superking sized bed, both with fitted wardrobes. 2 x Large bathrooms with full bath and shower. Large dining room with full dining table which extends into spacious lounge with 2 leather settees. Patio doors leading to private outdoor terrace with dining table and chairs. 35sqm roof top sun terrace with BBQ – dining table, chairs and sunloungers, very private with stunning panoramic views over open countryside. |
Further details outdoors | Only 15 apartments in the block and has secured entry with electric gates. Ample parking |
Further details | Local bakery , newsagents, supermarket and banks as well as some restaurants and bars within 150m walk. Highchair and travel cot available (own linen to be supplied) - please advise requirements on booking. Wifi Broadband Internet Access available currently at €24.19 per week or €36.29 for two weeks. Payable direct to provider on arrival. Welcome Packs available Pack A - £27 (Bread,Milk,Sugar, Tea bags, coffee, water, margarine and orange juice) Pack B - £35 (As above plus Jam, Croissants, 6 pack beer and bottle of wine) |
Javea is in the north of Alicante province, between Cabo San Antonio and Cabo La Nao. 1 hour drive north of Alicante airport and 1 hour south of Valencia airport. The town comprises three main areas - the old town, the fishing harbour/port and the Arenal. The wooded hills behind the beach and town hide the beautiful residential areas. In 1986 the World Health Organisation recommended the climate in this area as one of the most equitable in the world - neither too hot in the summer nor too cold in the winter. Javea enjoys a typical subtropical Mediterranean climate, with cool sea breezes in the summer and mild temperatures in the winter. The region averages about 3,000 hours of sunshine per year (about 325 days per year) and the average temperature is more than 20 degrees Centigrade. About 35 minutes away by car you have the fantastic Spanish theme park called Terra Mitica which is well worth a visit boasting the largest wooden roller coaster in Europe and numerous themed rides. You also have Aqualandia Water Theme Park and Mundomar Animal and Sea World - all great places to visit for adults and children alike which is just a 40 minute car ride away.
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Sunday, January 29, 2012
Mangia Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria in Lake Worth, FL
We traveled far outside of our comfort zone leaving the 305 and 954 and entered the heart of the 561. One of Carole's friends from work and his wife, Bill and Joanne, invited us to dinner at one of their favorite places, Mangia Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria in Lake Worth off Lantana Road. Personally I thought Lantana was just the place to get the ticket on the Turnpike driving up to Orlando, but people live there and have restaurants, great restaurants.
Mangia sits inside a strip mall, no distinguishing characteristics or landmark, but all the character is on the inside. From what I understand, the chef/owner, who is from Sicily, ran another restaurant with his brother and then for whatever reason decided to split off and do his own thing. The food was terrific and the quality was superb. We were their Friday night which turned out to be very crowded and caused the kitchen to run a little slower than normal, but when the food came out we were glad we waited.
When we sat down there was a basket of hot garlicy focaccia bread on the table. They actually make a lot of the bread there and then use the leftover bread to make their own breadcrumbs that they use in their dishes. The specials that night included an appetizer of rice balls and fried cauliflower which had more cheese then rice or cauliflower but was excellent. Carole ordered pasta ala Mangia, a special with a pink sauce, prosciutto, and peas, I had the veal saltimbocca and our friends each ordered the chicken ala Sicilia.
My veal was tender and flavorful, the gravy was sweet with wine but not overpowering, and the fresh mushrooms gave it an earthy taste that was fantastic. I couldn't eat the whole thing and brought back almost half. Bill and Joanne's chicken was free range, you could tell because of the tenderness and the freshness. On top sliced eggplant tomatoes and mozzarella cheese. Three of our meals came with broccoli rabe that was cooked in tons of olive oil and garlic. I was tasting it the rest of the night, but it was great.
Carole's special had wide pasta noodles and the sauce was fresh and creamy, not thick and viscous like you sometimes get at other Italian restaurants. The peas gave it a different level of flavor and texture that Carole was really happy with. Unfortunately because we got there a little late, and because they were so busy that night, all the cannolis were sold out so we opted out of dessert. We were not drinking so the total bill came to only $100.00. For the amount and quality of the food we got I think we made out pretty well.
We had a great time and a great meal, the drive was a little much for someone who works in Miami and lives in Hollywood but the food is worth making the trek up there again.
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One of the last additions to the Redskins' training camp roster, No. 86 in your program, was Burl Toler, a lanky receiver rescued from the wreckage of NFL Europa. If the name sounds vaguely familiar to older fans, here's why: His grandfather, Burl Toler I, holds a prominent place in league history as the first black to serve as a game official — the first black to officiate in any major pro sport, in fact.
You could look it up. In 1965 — 19 years after Kenny Washington integrated the modern NFL and 13 years before Grambling quarterback Doug Williams was drafted in the first round by the Buccaneers — Burl I was hired by the league as a head linesman.
Actually, there's an interesting story behind that. Grampa Burl was a ferocious linebacker at the University of San Francisco in the late '40s and early '50s and was drafted by the Cleveland Browns. In his senior year, 1951, the Dons were a powerhouse, finishing undefeated and featuring three Pro Football Hall of Famers — Ollie Matson, Gino Marchetti and Bob St. Clair.
The sports information director (and later assistant athletic director) at USF back then was a young go-getter named Pete Rozelle. And who should happen to be the NFL commissioner in '65 when Toler joined the officiating ranks? You guessed it.
"My grandfather is so modest, he never talks about that stuff," Burl III says. "The lessons I've learned from him have been more life lessons than football lessons. Like always give it your all. That's where my motivation comes from — the motivation to keep going, to find a way to make this team."
Grampa Burl wanted to play pro football, too, but he was unlucky. During the '52 preseason, he hurt his knee in the College All-Star Game — an exhibition pitting the previous year's top college seniors against the defending NFL champs — and the doctors couldn't fix him. So he turned to education, eventually becoming the principal of a middle school in the Bay Area. In his off hours, though, he started officiating, and one day pro football came knocking.
"His dreams of making it to the NFL were shattered," the grandson says, "but he found another way into the league as an official."
For a quarter of a century, Burl I kept the peace on pro football's playing fields. Then he spent several more years as a press box observer for the league, evaluating other officials. And now his grandkid, with similar persistence, is trying to make a place for himself in the game — even though the odds are long for undrafted free agents.
But then, Burl III has been through it all before. In high school, he didn't receive a single major college scholarship offer, so he walked on at California. (As his father, Burl II, did a generation earlier.) He had 48 catches for 609 yards and three touchdowns his junior season. After taking a break from football — and teaching first graders in an after-school program in Berkeley — he made the Oakland Raiders' practice squad last season, albeit briefly.
He was going to play in the Arena League this year when he got a call from NFL Europa. His performance for the Cologne Centurions — 28 catches, 394 yards (ninth in the league), one touchdown — was impressive enough to earn him a shot with the Redskins. But as always, wideout is one of the most crowded positions in camp.
Not that there aren't surprises from time to time. Redskins VP Vinny Cerrato remembers being with the 49ers the year they drafted Terrell Owens. For the first few weeks, he says, Owens dropped everything thrown his way. He was such a klutz that "[Coach] George Seifert said, 'It looks like he's going to have to be on the practice squad.'
"But then we played our first preseason game, and T.O. caught six passes. Afterward, George says, 'I think he's a gamer.' That's how it is sometimes. You can't always tell who your gamers are just from watching drills."
Burl III knows what he has to do. Not only does he have to intrigue the coaches as a receiver, he also has to show he can contribute on special teams — as a gunner on punt returns, maybe, or even as a returner himself. Whatever it takes.
"No one ever told me, 'You've got to play football, just like Grampa,' " he says. "It's just something I've wanted to do, something I was always passionate about. High school, college, Arena ball, Europe, NFL — it's all just a journey. But I feel like I'm carrying on the name of Burl Toler. And I'm proud of that."


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Melanie Rawn (born 1954) is an American science fiction and fantasy novelist. She is known for her [[LoadsandLoadsofCharacters numerous]] [[RoundedCharacter complex]] characters, [[WittyBanter witty dialogue]] and interesting [[WorldBuilding world building]]. She's also rather well known as the [[CreatorBreakdown author]] who has yet to [[DevelopmentHell finish]] the ''Exiles'' series. After an almost 10 year publishing dry spell, she returned to writing in 2006 with ''Spellbinder'', an [[UrbanFantasy urban fantasy]] novel.
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* The ''Literature/DragonStar'' trilogy (which picks up where the ''Dragon Prince'' books left off), consisting of ''Stronghold'', ''The Dragon Token'', and ''Skybowl''.
* ''Literature/TheGoldenKey'', a 1996 fantasy novel written with Jennifer Roberson and Kate Elliot. A sequel written by Rawn alone, ''The Diviner'', is due to be published in August 2011.
* ''Literature/TheExiles'' trilogy, consisting of ''The Ruins of Ambrai'', ''The Mage-Born Traitor'', and the as-yet unwritten ''The Captal's Tower''.
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This is a method I devised to use up any leftover dry,stale tsourekia after the excesses of Greek Easter. Note that it can used with any rich sweet bread like challah or brioche too although the flavour will be slightly different. I have suggested some variations so feel free to improvise with whatever you have on hand.
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- 1 cup ground almonds (I buy flaked and grind them)
- 1 (14 ounce) can sweetened condensed milk
- 1To get the tsoureki crumbs, slice any dry tsoureki loaf you may have or any leftover pieces, chop and then grind it in a small chopper until you have 6 cups which you place in a large bowl.
- 2Add the almonds and coconut and mix well.
- 3Add the condensed milk and mix carefully, you should have a moist mixture which easily sticks together, if it is too wet add more crumbs.
- 4Make small balls and roll in coconut.
- 5Variations: You can add some finely chopped glace fruits or fruit peel.
- 6Hazelnut meal can be used instead of almond meal.
- 7You can roll the balls in white sprinkles or dip them in white chocolate instead of the coconut.
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Nutritional Facts for Tsoureki Balls
Serving Size: 1 (57 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 8
- Amount Per Serving
- % Daily Value
- Calories 298.0
- Calories from Fat 154
- 51%
- Total Fat 17.1 g
- 26%
- Saturated Fat 9.2 g
- 46%
- Cholesterol 16.8 mg
- 5%
- Sodium 67.0 mg
- 2%
- Total Carbohydrate 31.8 g
- 10%
- Dietary Fiber 3.1 g
- 12%
- Sugars 28.3 g
- 113%
- Protein 7.1 g
- 14%
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sweet bread crumbs
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