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The rumors that Sprint was moving on from the Hesse era were true. After seven years at the helm of the Now Network, Dan Hesse is stepping aside so Sprint's parent company SoftBank can bring in someone new. Its choice is Marcelo Claure, the founder and current CEO of SoftBank subsidiary Brightstar.
Sprint has network problems. Major problems. And they've gotten a lot worse lately. Really, really bad. Not all areas are affected - and in fact some have improved already, but more and more areas are getting so bad that Sprint's 3G data is completely unusable there, especially since the introduction of the iPhone. Troubleshooting and update my phone's "profile" and PRL didn't help, as evident from the screenshot #2 you see below.
Turns out the rumors were true - Sprint and Kyocera have partnered up to build the Echo, the world's first dual-screen phone.
The two 3.5" 800x480 screens offer 4.7 inches of real estate when combined, and can be used as:
- One huge display ("Tablet Mode")
- Combined displays, where one screen can show a keyboard while the other displays the email app ("Optimized Mode")
- Two individual displays with each running a separate app ("Simul-Task Mode")
- One single display, with the second hidden underneath ("Single-Screen Mode")
Unfortunately, the rest of the Echo's specs aren't nearly as innovative - its battery is puny (1370 mAh, though Sprint will include a spare), it doesn't have a front-facing camera, and there's no 4G connectivity to speak of.
As a loyal Sprint customer, I must say - I was disappointed by the carrier's lack of announcements at CES. In fact, the only new phone they introduced was the HTC EVO Shift 4G, which offered little that we haven't already seen in a million other phones. But as it turns out, the nation's third-largest carrier isn't resting on its laurels; it was merely saving the more important announcements for its own event.
Thanks to our friends at phandroid.com (hey Rob!), we can now check out what was actually going on at yesterday's special 4G event Sprint held.
Of course, we now know that it was centered around EVO 4G, its pricing (with some extra gotchas), release date, and features. But how did it all go down?
Rob recorded 4 videos on his HD camcorder (nice investment, Rob), starting with Sprint's CEO Dan Hesse's keynote speech announcing EVO 4G and going into the presentations that followed.


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Secure a crimp bead at the end of the Beadalon 19 Strand stringing wire using chain nose pliers. String a bead tip to cover the crimp bead. Gently close the bead tip over the flattened crimp bead.
String on 11 pink seed beads then one iridescent bead. Count back 6 seed beads from the iridescent bead and string the wire back through that bead.
Thread on 4 more seed beads.
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Repeat steps 2 through 4 five more times.
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Error: "Unable to create Virtual Partition file. . ." and computer does not restart into the virtual boot partition
Article:TECH108024 | | | Created: 2002-01-30 | | | Updated: 2003-01-11 | | | Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH108024 |
You are running a Task in Ghost Console to perform a cloning operation on a client computer that does not have a Ghost Boot Partition. Ghost does not complete the Task. The client computer does not restart into a virtual boot partition. In the Task Log in the Ghost Console, you see the message "Disk is either full or heavily fragmented. Unable to create Virtual Partition file."
The first Task that you run on the client computer may complete successfully, but subsequent Tasks that write an image to the drive do not restart into the virtual partition.
Symantec has confirmed this situation to be an problem with Ghost. The problem occurs with version 220.127.116.115 of the Ghost file VPartition.dll. To resolve the problem, replace the file VPartition.dll on each of the affected Ghost client computers with the newer version, 7.5.337.
To replace the file, use any of the following methods.
Method 1: Manually replace the file at the client computer
- Open Windows Explorer and navigate to the Ghost folder.
- Rename the file VPartition.dll to VPartition.old.
- Copy the new version of VPartition.dll to the Ghost folder.
Method 2: Use the File Transfer option in Ghost Console
Use the options File Transfer and Command in a Ghost Console Task to replace the file on the client computers.
Here are the general steps:
- Create a batch file named VUpdate.bat
- Create a new Task in Ghost Console:
- Configure File Transfer to copy VUpdate.bat and the new VPartition.dll to the Incoming folder on the client computers
- Configure Command to run the batch file
- Run the Task
- To create the batch file
- The older version of VPartition.dll is in the Ghost folder, which is at C:\Program Files\Symantec\Ghost
- The File Transfer option copies the batch file and the new version of VPartition.dll to the Incoming folder at C:\Program Files\Symantec\Ghost\Incoming
- After the files have been transferred, the Command option runs the batch file commands from the Ghost folder
- Check the options "Transfer files" and "Execute command" on the General tab.
- In the File transfer tab
- Check "In Target Operating System."
- Click Add.
- Navigate to the new version of VPartition.dll, select the file, and click Open. This step adds the file to the "List of files to transfer" box.
- Click Add.
- Navigate to VUpdate.bat, select the file, and click Open.
- Verify that both files are included in the "List of files to transfer" box, and that the Target listed for each file is "Target system."
- In the Command tab:
- Check "In Target Operating System."
- Type the following in the Command box:
incoming\vupdate.bat - Click Add.
- Click OK.
In the batch file, include commands that rename the old version of VPartition.dll and copy the new version of VPartition.dll from the Incoming folder to the Ghost folder.
When writing the batch file, note the following:
Here is an example of text that you might use for the batch file:
Rename vpartition.dll vpartition.old
Copy incoming\vpartition.dll
In this example, both commands in the batch file are run from the Ghost folder. The first line renames the old version of VPartition.dll in the current folder, which is the Ghost folder. The second line copies the new version of VPartition.dll from the incoming folder to the current folder, which is the Ghost folder.
To create the Task
Method 3: Use the Deploy AI Package option in Ghost Console
Use the attached AutoInstall Package (AI Package) to replace the file on the client computers. The package renames the old file and copies the new file to the Ghost folder.
The following EXE file is the AI Package.
Use any of the following methods to distribute and run the package:
- Run the EXE file locally at each client computer.
- Run the file from a distribution program, such as a logon script.
- Run a Ghost Console Task that is configured to use the option Deploy AI Package.
Alternate solutions
To use a Ghost Virtual Boot Partition, Ghost places a file on the hard disk of the client computer and uses information from that file to run Ghost in a virtual partition. The problem happens when Ghost cannot save the file on the hard disk because the hard disk has a subfolder with the same name as the parent folder.
If it is not feasible to replace VPartition.dll at this time, each of the following methods also resolves the problem.
- Put a Ghost Boot Partition on the affected client computers. The Task will use the Ghost Boot Partition and not attempt to save a file for the virtual partition on the client computer.
- Use GhostCast Server to rollout the image rather than using Ghost Console. GhostCast Server does not use the virtual boot partition.
- Find all instances on the hard drive in which the parent folder and subfolder have the same name, and in each instance, change one of the names.
This problem could also occur when the file GVPcfg.bin is marked as read only. In this situation, removing the read-only attribute from the file resolves the problem.
You might see this issue after upgrading the Ghost Console computers. The Ghost Client might not have the rights to modify Ngctw32.exe, GVPcfg.bin, or VirtPart.dat. This problem occurs when the SYSTEM account at the client computer does not have permission to access the root of the drive. For instance, if you changed the permissions for C:\ from "Everyone" to "Authenticated Users," the SYSTEM account no longer has access. To resolve the problem, open Windows Explorer and modify the security settings for the drive to include the SYSTEM account.
Related information
Explanation of the Wake On Lan, File Transfer, and Command options in Ghost Enterprise Console
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I'm glad you had success with this. It's scary to think that your firewall and antivirus software can't stop these IRQ_HOOK trojans. But that's the point of them, to fly under the radar and locate themselves hidden in the processes of a program so that they go unnoticed. I'm not sure the intent of the trojan. What was it doing?
I'm really disappointed in the major antivirus software companies, i.e. Norton and McAfee. On the flipside I'm really impressed by the freeware companies who care enough to make their hard work and efforts free to anybody who needs it. Really impressed by these companies.
rkill.exe from bleepingcomputer.com
TDSS killer from support.kaspersky.com
Malwarebyte from filehippo.com/download
And Xpuser4real for posting the the fix. http://www.computing.net/answers/security/irp-hook
artymax - YOU ARE THE MAN!!!!! (or woman, don't know, but you get the idea).
Thank you - I've wasted two freeken days trying to figure out this problem. Your solution works!
My problem was exactly as you described - BSOD with 0x00000050 stop error, occured only when starting autodesk product, all other programs worked fine.
I followed the instructions posted by artymax above (run AVG Free, then three more steps). PROBLEM SOLVED!
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Sunday Night Football Bears vs. Steelers
CHICAGO (2 - 0) at PITTSBURGH (0 - 2) - 9/22/2013, 8:30 PM
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PITTSBURGH is 19-8 ATS (+10.2 Units) in home games off a loss against a division rival since 1992.
PITTSBURGH is 8-18 ATS (-11.8 Units) in games played on a grass field over the last 3 seasons.
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There were no past matchups in this series during this time period.
CHICAGO vs. PITTSBURGH
The total has gone OVER in 6 of Chicago's last 7 games on the road
Chicago is 5-2 SU in its last 7 games on the road
Pittsburgh is 1-4-1 ATS in its last 6 games at home
Pittsburgh is 1-5 ATS in its last 6 games
Chicago at Pittsburgh
Chicago: 18-33 ATS after scoring 30+ points
Pittsburgh: 19-8 ATS at home off a division loss
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NFL Week 3
Bears (2-0) @ Steelers (0-2) — Not sure what to make of Chicago after winning first two home games by total of four points; they won last week 31-30, despite giving up TDs on both offense/special teams. Since '08, Bears are 9-4-1 as road favorites; they're 6-4-3 vs AFC teams; 1-5-1 in last seven games where spread was three or less points. Short week for Pitt after Monday night loss in Cincy; in first two games they've run ball 31 times for only 76 yards, converted 7 of 25 on third down, been outsacked 7-1. Over last decade, Steelers are 5-0 vs spread as home dogs, covering one game as home dog in each of last three years, but this is also first Tomlin team to be two games under .500 at any point of season. Pitt won three of last four series meetings, with average total in last three, 30.0; Bears are 1-6-1 in last eight visits here, with only win in '89. Chicago is 2-4 in last six road openers, with eight of their last nine AOs staying under the total.
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Chicago Bears at Pittsburgh Steelers (+1, 40.5)
After two straight home victories, the Chicago Bears look to remain undefeated as they take to the road to face the struggling Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday night. Chicago is fortunate to enter Week 3 as one of the league's eight remaining unbeaten teams, as it defeated the Cincinnati Bengals and Minnesota Vikings by a combined four points. The Bears haven't begun a season with three consecutive victories since 2010, when they went on to play in the NFC championship game.
Pittsburgh, meanwhile, is attempting to avoid its first 0-3 start since 2000. The Steelers have been ineffective offensively, rushing for only 75 yards while scoring a total of 19 points over their first two contests. Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has yet to take charge of a game, completing only 58.6 percent of his passes and throwing two touchdowns and two interceptions while being sacked seven times.
LINE: The Steelers opened +1. The total opened at 39.5 and is currently 40.5.
WEATHER: Temperatures will be in the mid-50s with partly cloudy skies.
ABOUT THE BEARS (2-0): Chicago is 20-7-1 in the all-time series, which includes a franchise-record 13-game winning streak from 1934-49. Devin Hester has shown no signs of slowing down, as he registered a team-record 249 yards on kick returns in Sunday's triumph over Minnesota. Running back Matt Forte is one of two players in the NFL with over 5,000 yards rushing and 2,000 receiving since joining the league in 2008.
ABOUT THE STEELERS (0-2): Injuries have played a large role in Pittsburgh's struggles, with running back Le'Veon Bell (foot) and tight end Heath Miller (knee) missing each of the first two games and center Maurkice Pouncey (knee), running back LaRod Stephens-Howling (knee) and linebacker Larry Foote (bicep) suffering season-ending injuries in the opener. The Steelers have won five of their last six home meetings with the Bears dating back to 1967. Wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery is two receptions shy of 400 for his career.
* Bears are 0-4 ATS in their last four games following a S.U. win.
* Steelers are 1-4-1 ATS in their last six home games.
* Over is 4-0 in Bears last four games overall.
* Under is 14-3 in Steelers last 17 home games.
1. Only Jacksonville (11) and Cleveland (16) have scored fewer points than Pittsburgh.
2. The Bears snapped their three-game losing streak against the Steelers in their last meeting, posting a 17-14 triumph at home on Sept. 20, 2009.
3. Chicago QB Jay Cutler has been sacked just once thus far after hitting the ground nine times over the first two games last season.
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CHICAGO BEARS (2-0) at PITTSBURGH STEELERS (0-2
Sportsbook.ag Line & Total: Chicago -2.5 & 40
Opening Line & Total: Bears -2.5 & 40
The start of the year has been very different for these two clubs. Chicago won its first two games behind some late-game heroics from QB Jay Cutler, while Pittsburgh's offense has looked sloppy, producing a total of 19 points in losses to Tennessee and Cincinnati. The last time these two teams met was in 2009 when the Bears hosted the Steelers in what ended in a 17-14 win-and-cover in favor of Chicago. Cutler threw for 236 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions in that win over the Steelers. Cutler takes way more chances now that WR Brandon Marshall is in town. Marshall's presence is a complete game changer that really opens up Chicago's offense for RB Matt Forte to run. Over the past three seasons, Pittsburgh is just 8-18 ATS (31%) when playing on a grass field, but is 19-8 ATS (70%) in home games after losing to a division rival since 1992. The Steelers have won their past two home games against Chicago.
Last week, Cutler threw a touchdown pass to Martellus Bennett in the front left corner of the end zone to put Chicago up one with just 10 seconds to go in the game. It was the second come-from-behind victory for the Bears, who topped the Bengals after being down 10 points in the third quarter. So far this season, Cutler has been on fire under a new Marc Trestman-led coaching staff, completing 68% of his passes for 534 yards and five touchdowns. Cutler has also thrown three interceptions, but he has been great when the Bears need him most. WR Brandon Marshall has been Cutler's go-to receiver, much like he has been in recent years, with 15 receptions for 217 yards and 2 TD this season. Cutler has also established a liking for TE Martellus Bennett, who played for the Giants last season. So far this year, Bennett has 10 receptions for 125 yards and three scores, but he's listed as questionable because of a shoulder injury. Chicago's defense has struggled so far this season as they have allowed 51 points and 690 yards in two games, but they did get an interception return for a touchdown from Charles Tillman against the Vikings last week, one of six takeaways for Chicago in two games.
Pittsburgh has now lost its past two games, and in the process the offense has looked ugly. The Steelers didn't get on the board against the Titans in their opener until there was 1:23 remaining in the game, which made it a meaningless score. Against the Bengals last Monday, the Steelers were tied 10-10 at half but could not put any points on the board in the third and fourth quarters. So far this season, QB Ben Roethlisberger hasn't looked like himself as he has thrown for 442 yards (6.3 YPA), 2 TD and 2 INT while completing a pedestrian 58.6% of his passes (7th-worst in NFL). With RB Le'Veon Bell still out with a foot injury, the Steelers have completely lacked any resemblance of a running game. Felix Jones is the team's leading rusher this season with just 37 yards on 10 carries. No player on Pittsburgh has had a carry of at least 15 yards on the season. One positive for the Steelers has been the play of CB Ike Taylor on the defensive side of the ball. Last game, Taylor was able to hold Bengals star wideout A.J. Green to just six catches for 41 yards after his dominant opening week performance in which he had 162 yards and two touchdowns. Pittsburgh has done a tremendous job stopping the run (2.7 YPC allowed), and has allowed just 229 total YPG this year despite not forcing a single turnover yet.
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Question: I'm growing some trees in containers that will eventually find a home in the ground. If I'm using a 5-1-1 or a gritty mix, is it acceptable to just unpot and stick straight in the ground in the mix, or is it advisable to bare-root them first? I'm using Smart Pots and other "root pruning" methods, (and not letting them stay in the pots too long regardless) so bare-rooting for the purpose of untangling/pruning poorly formed roots should not be necessary. |
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I dont think you need to bare root them. I would even go a step forward and add some bark fine at the bottom of planting hole and around the seedling and mix it with the native soil. |
I will have to take the opposite tack to seysonn. In my planting of trees, I always prefer to have only native soil used. Bare rooting from gritty mix or 5-11 is certainly no trouble and I want the roots from the start in the native soil. Al |
- Posted by hairmetal4ever Z7 MD (My Page) on Tue, Apr 8, 14 at 10:40
The only thing that I think might be hard...if you have a very dense, fibrous root system, is getting the soil to "fill in" around the roots properly. I've done this before, and they've lived, but I always wonder if the roots are getting a proper start or if there are air gaps I'm not aware of. |
- Posted by greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a (My Page) on Tue, Apr 8, 14 at 10:58
I would certainly remove as much of the potting mix as possible, and then use it as mulch for the final planting. Plants with very fibrous root-systems, such as birch, can be planted with root-systems largely intact - just tease the outer edges and the long roots out. You want to eliminate air-pockets certainly. But this is easy to do. Simply water the native soil into the root-ball, working slowly and thoroughly, a few inches at a time. Josh |
Absolutely bareroot them. The ease of removing the medium and barerooting the plant is one of the great things about aggregate media like gritty. Barerooting also eliminates any potential for soil interface problems between the container medium and the soil. The way you get the soil inbetween all the roots is called 'mudding in'. Basically you make the plating hole a muddy mess and sort of shake the plant a bit to get the airpockets to rise to the surface. If the soil is fairly liquid, it will fill in very well. What is really cool is that once the water has drained and the soil has settled around the roots, the plant is very stable and probably won't even need to be staked. I have planted 15gal trees that I barerooted on a hillside where we regularly get 20-30mph winds (and even higher gusts) without staking and they weren't even phased. I will say that I don't bareroot ornamental grasses grown in something like 511. They will expand out of the 1gal planting hole so quickly soil interface problems don't matter if you keep everything watered. |
- Posted by hairmetal4ever Z7 MD (My Page) on Tue, Apr 8, 14 at 12:40
nil13 - can you do that (mudding in) safely even in a heavy clay? I know guys over on the Trees forum doing that in sandy soil, but clay compacts so easily I'd be nervous. My soil is a silty loam, but has claylike properties and does get hard and compacted easily. |
- Posted by maple_grove 6 (My Page) on Tue, Apr 8, 14 at 15:45
Especially for clay soil, you definitely need to do bareroot and plant in native soil. Gritty mix inside a hole in clay soil will create a nasty bathtub effect and drowning of the roots. One good thing about Al's gritty mix is how easy it is to bareroot on planting - the stuff falls right off when you take the plant out of the pot. I think it would be hard to prevent, and difficult to plant without losing much of the medium. As an experiment, I planted a small tree above ground this past weekend, in the <1/16" fines of Turface and Cherrystone that had been sifted off. The plant was a 1 gal spruce that was planted last spring and had to be removed after deer ate the very top inch of the leader, but left the rest of the plant alone. It was a prime spot, and I had to replace it with something with more potential. Anyway, I planted it sitting on top of my clay soil, and I worked the Turface/grit fines into the root mass, then mulched the whole thing with PB mulch. I don't really expect it to survive, but since it was destined for the compost heap anyway, I thought it would be interesting to see what happens. It'll need a lot of water I geuss until the roots reach down into the soil below. |
The soil type doesn't matter with regards to the process of mudding in. You need to get the air pockets that can dry out roots out of the root ball. Your first big rain will compact the soil more than mudding in will. If you have problematic clay soil, you either have to alter the entire planting area or just use plants that can tolerate clay soil. Copious amounts of mulch will definitely help with heavy soils. But you have silty loam and that is just fine. I think some of those with gumbo clay might be shaking their heads thinking, "you have no idea how bad clay can get." |
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Re: loss of body. In my opinion, watery Clarity-ferm (clarex) beer is still better than the commercial sorghum beers or worse yet, no beer at all. I am not celiac. So, I am able to enjoy a nice thick stout and hence, I obviously noticed when the clarex version was lacking body. OTOH, my buddy, who is a celiac, took one sip and nearly slipped into a pleasure coma. It was the first barley beer he had tasted in over two years. The watery texture didn't bother him a bit. I will probably add a hefty dose of malto in the next batch to make it enjoyable for both of us.
I made a thin crust Sunday that was 1 C tapioca, 1/2 C raji (indian millet), 1/2 C white corn and 1/2 C of rice. Working the dough is the hardest part. You can't roll it. I just coat the pan with corn meal, put a pile of dough in the middle, sprinkle some more rice flour on top and just push it down until it covers the pan.
I am a big fan of bob's redmill pizza crust. Tried that one yet?


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Belshazzar's Feast
Belshazzar's Feast composed by William Walton (1902-1983). Arranged by Steuart Bedford. For SATB choir, baritone solo and orchestra (piccolo, 2 flutes, 2 oboes, English horn (optional), 2 clarinets, bass clarinet, alto saxophone, 2 bassoons, contrabassoon, 4 horns, 3 trumpets, 3 trombones, tuba, timpani, percussion, piano, organ, 2 harps, strings, mixed chorus, baritone solo, 2 brass b). Mixed Voices. Contemporary, Choral Works. Vocal score. 136 pages. Duration 35'. Published by Oxford University Press (OU.9780193359543).
ISBN 9780193359543. Contemporary, Choral Works. 11 x 9 inches.
for SATB, baritone solo & orchestra A newly engraved edition of this vibrant choral work and fully compatible with the Walton Edition full score. There are minor adjustments to the piano reduction to improve playability and the text underlay is now English only, as Walton's original.


text: my guys. If i hadn't been a photographer when I married this man, these two would have made me into one. when renner doesn't have to be at work super early, I wake up put on a pot of coffee – check email, answer social msgs etc. When these two finally got up this morning they walked into the home office to say good morning. something about that bed hair tugs at my heart. i need to keep it, stop time & cuddle with this mental image for eternity. nothing fancy, just an over exposed shot in front of the nursery window. the light tho. it had embraced them as i would, like it was breathing them in. enveloped. in this 40 sec session, of about 8 shots, I got this one, & that was more than enough.


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We have a dilemma on how to use the space in mudroom. We have a mudroom off the garage, which connects the kitchen, backyard and garage in our new home. It is a narrow but longer room, about 12' by 5'. On the end closer to kitchen, there are three door/doorway: door to garage, door to backyard patio, doorway to kitchen. Then on the far end, there is a half bath and a decent size coat closet (Attached photo shows the view from kitchen into mudroom ). After reserving the hallway space between kitchen and the half bath, we have a workable space about 8' by 2'. Since the kitchen is not huge(10' by 15'), we were thinking a butler's pantry to add more storage(putting base and wall cabinets, and then countertop). If we put 3 units of cabinets, it would take about 6', and leaves only 2', which is a small space for a bench. If we put only 2 units of cabinets, it would take 4' - 5', which leaves at least 3' for a decent size bench. A butler's pantry with 3 units would be much more pleasing aesthetically(see the attached design), but a larger bench in mudroom seems provide more practical use. This is my very first post here, I searched and read lots of very inspiring topics and discussion here, but I did not find a similar topic. Any advise or comment is welcome! Thank you! |
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I find that the more storage space I have, the more junk I have. So I would maximize the bench. But you may not have pack rat family members. . . . |
- Posted by smalloldhouse (My Page) on Sun, Apr 20, 14 at 20:38
I have a house too tiny for a mudroom OR butler's pantry, so take my input for what it's worth. I do have a storage bench right at the front door which is intended for use in taking off/putting on shoes. The thing is: no one ever uses it. Boys and husband seem to kick shoes off and will literally walk past the bench to sit elsewhere if needed to put on boots or something. So I have this sneaky suspicion that benches are overrated. I still like the way they look though (currently contemplating replacing my bench with an antique pew) - but if you think you'd actually use the butler's pantry space, I'd go smaller or not at all on the bench. |
Me too. I have a comfortable bench in a wide, light airy entry that no one sits on. People dump coats on it. I say go for the aesthetically pleasing cabinets. In the remaining two feet you could put one of a file cabinet, a coat tree, an umbrella stand, a folding tea cart, a chair, or if you have a crazy relative who gave you a crystal wine cooler on a stand, you finally have a place to put it. :) Or you could do the whole length in cabinets. :) |
- Posted by greenhaven (My Page) on Sun, Apr 20, 14 at 21:31
Me three! It is so aggravating! A decent bench and plenty of coat hooks and stuff still gets piled on chairs. Dude, a half-pivot and a small reach puts that coat on the hook. It ain't rocket science. So, I vote for the larger unit a chair...just a chair! Then if it ends up being a junk holder it can go somewhere else. |
I have a bench by my front door, and it gets used all the time (by me). Even visitors have commented that they appreciate it. At the very least, it's overflow storage for shoes and we keep the dog's leash in there. But it doesn't need to be 8' long. What would you use the counter for in your design? I feel like it's there because you said "butler's pantry", and butler's pantries have a counter. Technically, a "butler's pantry" is supposed to go between a kitchen and a dining room. This is the space where the butler decanted the wine, and rested dishes until they were ready to be served in the dining room. In between a kitchen and garage, the counter is more likely to be a place where people dump their stuff, a clutter trap. I would suggest full height cabinets here rather than a "butler's pantry". It would be more flexible for storage. It can be a pantry (storing mid sized appliances and canned goods) or it can house the coats and shoes. It's also less likely to collect (visible) clutter, and you might feel your wider bench makes more sense next to high cabinets than next to the butler's pantry. |
Thanks to all the inputs! To amberm145, I think most of times, my family members(including myself) do not need to sit down when leaving or coming back home, but they will need somewhere they can put their bags and stuffs when change shoes. So the countertop would serve this purpose. However, I guess your suggestion makes more sense and provides multi-purpose function: bench for sitting/putting bags, and full height cabinets for shoe/coat/grocery/garget storage. Thank you! |
I have a small bench with a shelf and pegs in the mudroom, DD sits there to put her shoes on and sometimes to take off, my dad will sit there as well (can't bend over) - when she doesn't have her backpack, coat, etc. thrown there. Everyone else takes their shoes off standing up, can bend over to tie them, and hangs up coats. DS hangs his backpack on a brass hook screwed into studs behind the door - I have 2, but the top one seems to be used for coats (the wooden pegs in the shelf have gotten loose) so instead of hanging his backpack high and hers low, he hangs his low and she leaves hers (and her books, artwork from school, etc.) on the bench. I second the tall "locker" style cabinets - with hooks and shelves inside. One other thing I would like to find room for in my tiny entry-way (mudroom is also a laundry room, so just the space between the garage and kitchen doors is available) is a grab bar - my dad will sit down if there's room, but my mom tends to hang onto a door knob to take her shoes off and slip on, the kitchen door is almost always open so the door swings a little, and I don't think it's good for the hinges to have a lot of weight on them - it's a little different than just turning the knob to open or close the door, having someone leaning on the knob while standing on 1 foot, and the door wiggling back and forth. If it weren't for the fact that we live in a cold climate and sometimes do close that door for an "air lock" I'd just remove it and case the opening. It's also nice to be able to close that door and not see the shoes, backpacks and coats. |
Thanks to all the sharing! I have the following set up on my mind now: two full height pantry/closet with a bench. I will use dark stained wood instead of white paint though. |
- Posted by greenhaven (My Page) on Mon, Apr 21, 14 at 16:04
Absolutely! Why not? |
That looks like a great choice! |
This idea has counter space, floor to ceiling cabinets and a stool that could be used instead of a bench when needed. Yes it is in a kitchen. I think it could work in a mudroom/ hallway as well. |
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From my experience with crinums you should be able to cut off most if not all of the leaves without hurting the plant. I would definatly cut off all of the damaged leaves. Kara |
I have cut them all off down to about 3 inches of stub and they grew back just fine. In fact it might be a good thing to do since you are moving it and won't get all the roots that support the big plant. Just water it well for a few weeks. :o) |
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Thanks Karalynn and Katkin. This was a really big plant! I will cut it down to a couple of inches. Linda Leaf |
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The announcement and subsequent release of Gotham City Impostors brought with it pretty much a unanimous reaction: "wait, what?" A first-person shooter from the team behind such franchises as No One Lives Forever, F.E.A.R and Condemned based around the Batman universe? It is kind of an honest reaction though since the very concept is just so bizarre and in the multiplayer space occupied by Halo, Gears of War, Battlefield and the juggernaut that is Call of Duty, not to mention the countless me-too's seen throughout the year, do we really need another shooter? But the game does manage to make the genre space a lot more livelier and weird since it stands out just based on its concept alone. It is taking a lot of familiar concepts while injecting some originality and even some welcome changes which makes it easy to get into for fans but also having some tricks up its sleeve to try to win you over. While there's some things that absolutely have to be addressed, it's a welcome change from all the seriousness that pops up in the shooter genre.
The concept is simple: you play as Batman and Joker wannabes dressing up in homemade attire from simple jeans to spray-painted logos, cardboard cowls and bunny slippers, and win the round. It's a light-hearted and more "zanier" approach to a superhero license which is quite refreshing since usually they're treated with the utmost respect to the degree where things are played safe as to not anger any fanbase. Gotham City Impostors meanwhile throws this concept out the window and makes it okay for you to play as a Batgirl cosplayer in a bra roller-skating around a map shotgunning people in the face. The amount of customization is part of the charm since there is something oddly alluring about seeing so many different versions of Batman and Joker in such ridiculous looking clothing.
Once again we have a progression based multiplayer where every level you gain will allow you access to unique weapons, gadgets and other such tools to help you take on the opposing team. It combines the traditional rigid system of unlocking certain bonuses or unlocks at specific levels while providing you the option to select exactly what you choose to unlock. For example, the game might give you an unlock point to spend on a new perk (called "fun facts") at a specific level but exactly what fun fact you want to equip is entirely up to you. This also applies to exactly the kind of character you want to make since other than some weapons slowing you down, this isn't a class-based shooter per se. In essence, there's nothing stopping you from making a skinny or fat Joker player gliding around the map with an RPG and sniper rifle. You're no longer relegated to specific "roles" during the match and it comes down to your particular playing style and character build in a match.
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One option does impact your gameplay a bit and that's a psych profile. At level 30, you can equip a profile which will give you XP benefits should you play in a specific way. Tend to do more objectives and team assistance than kills? Get some bonus XP. Is your team winning? Bonus XP. Is it losing? Penalty. Since my playing style is more situational where I might end up doing anything I need to, I never equipped one but if you tend to play a certain way, at least the game rewards you which will be a benefit since there's a LOT to unlock. From catchphrases, backgrounds, character clothing, and there's a reward for reaching level 1000, clearly Monolith wants you to play nothing but this game to get everything.
Having a lot of stuff to earn works if there's a lot of game underneath and unfortunately, Gotham City Impostors not only lacks enough things to do and play on but it even falters during that process. The game comes with 3 gametypes: contractually-obligated-to-attend Team Deathmatch, a domination-type mode called Fumigation where you capture what are called gasblasters which'll gas the enemy team if you win and vice versa and a play on Sabotage called Psych Warfare. A neutral battery will spawn in the map and you must capture it and install it in the enemy team's propaganda machine. Defending it until it goes off, the other team loses the ability to shoot, will always appear on the mini-map and can only attack via slapping (one-hit kill with 50 of them providing an achievement/trophy). With only 5 maps, content will be re-played way too often for my liking.
That's if you can even get in since GCI's matchmaking ranges from serviceable to decent to pisspoor. Getting into a lobby is one hurdle, having it be filled enough to allow a game is another, having the teams balanced (i.e: not every high-levelled player on one team) is another and even in mid-match, the game doesn't know it has a 5 vs 2 situation and decides to re-balance or just cancel the match. Granted there's a free title update complete with additional goodies, a new map and a better matchmaking which'll add a join-in-progress feature, having it not be at launch even with a beta is just Shooter 101 and why GCI screws this up is beyond me. Monolith did support Fear 2's multiplayer even when the population got thinner as time went on so there's no doubt GCI will benefit from more updates but at launch, the game is fun when it's actually working.
Wow, long review but there was so much ground to cover so better to provide plenty of details to help purchasing decisions then not enough adequate support. And Gotham City Impostors can be a tricky game to promote and recommend since it's both yet another shooter on platforms that typically don't have thriving communities with not enough maps and gametypes and an at-launch busted matchmaking to providing some of the most raucous and crazy fun in a shooter in awhile. There's enough here to give it a go and issues will be ironed out; it's just unfortunate they weren't already gone at release.


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As part of this celebration, VeriSign will soon announce the top 75 people and companies who have made the most notable impact in shaping the Internet and ultimately, our world. From this list, a distinguished panel comprised of some of the Internet's most important influencers, will select the ".com 25." Winners of the .com 25 will be announced at a gala event later this spring in San Francisco.
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Rimrock Opera Company
Rapes, school bond top local news in 2013
A string of home invasion rapes terrified Billings residents for months, comments made by a District Court judge during sentencing in a rape case caused an uproar, and retiring Sen. Max Baucus will be nominated to be ambassador to China.
Gazette opinion: Opera-Venture merger ensures shows will go on
Last year might have been the finale for Venture Theatre. The revelation of financial mismanagement that came to light in December might have meant curtains for the children's classes, the musicals and other contemporary theater productions.
NOVA opens Saturday with champagne, live performances
NOVA Center for the Performing Arts opened its doors Saturday afternoon as a collaborative entity between Venture Theatre and Rimrock Opera Company.
Cindy Butler shows a guitar painted by artist Ivan Long
Cindy Butler shows a guitar painted by artist Ivan Long. The piece is part of the auction of unique objects of art Saturday at Venture Theatre. The auction is part of the grand reopening and renaming at Venture Theatre as it prepares to merge with Rimrock Opera Company. The event starts at 3…
Doug Nagel
Douglas Nagel takes a bow during the curtain call for "Aida" last month at the Alberta Bair Theater. The production was the last for Nagel as artistic director for Rimrock Opera Company, and the educator is already looking forward to his next challenge. In June, Nagel will travel to China fo…
Venture Theatre pays city, looks ahead to open house May 11
Venture Theatre has paid its debt to the city of Billings and is looking ahead to an open house and grand reopening party May 11 at the community theater.
Tragic 'Aida' fills the ABT for Doug Nagel's swan song
Rimrock Opera Company's performance of "Aida" Saturday night was stunning visually and musically, a fitting farewell for longtime artistic director Douglas Nagel.
Saturday night production of 'Aida' sells out, tickets available to Thursday matinee
The Saturday night performance of "Aida" by Rimrock Opera Company is sold out.
'Aida:' It's not complicated, it's Verdi and it's beautiful
The best thing to do if you take in Rimrock Opera Company's production of "Aida" next week is to sit back and let the music and the spectacle roll over you.
"Aida" cast members
From left, Andrea Garritano as Aida, Michelle Berger as Amneris and Christopher Bengochea as Radames are cast members in the upcoming production of Verdi's "Aida." The lavish Rimrock Opera Company production will feature exotic animals from ZooMontana, including Fierca, a Canada lynx.
"Aida" director, conductor
Stage director Mathew Haney and conductor Barbara Day Turner are two of the creative forces behind Rimrock Opera's staging of "Aida."
Bengochea in ROC's "Aida"
Christopher Bengochea sings the role of Radames in Rimrock Opera's production of "Aida."
Andrea Garritano
Soprano Andrea Garritano will perform the title role in the Rimrock Opera Company's performance of "Aïda."
Rimrock Opera teams with ZooMontana for special program
Rimrock Opera Company is presenting a collaborative event at ZooMontana starting at 6:30 p.m. March 22.
Venture Theatre raises $112,000, begins plans for next season
The shows will go on. Money keeps rolling into the Venture Theatre Capital Campaign and planning has begun on the 2013-14 season.
Venture and Rimrock Opera launch naming contest
A new name is needed for the collaborative efforts of Venture Theatre and Rimrock Opera Company.
Venture Theatre starts paying debts, continues its season
Venture Theatre has paid off the payroll taxes it owed the IRS, and board members said they will pay the remaining penalties and interest later this week.
Venture and Rimrock Opera announce collaboration
Venture Theatre and Rimrock Opera Company are developing a community performing-arts center in the Venture Theatre building, the Venture Board of Directors announced Wednesday.
Rimrock Opera seeks chorus vocalists for 'Aida'
Rimrock Opera Company is holding auditions for the spring production of "Aida" on Saturday, Feb. 3, at the company rehearsal site, 1780 Shiloh Road, Unit D.
Celebration set to remember longtime ROC supporter Henrietta Johnstone
He called her Hank. She teasingly called him her boyfriend.
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On This Day … 30 August
1908 – Rose BARTON was born in Michigan 106 years ago. (wife of John DARGA, 1st cousin 2x removed -p)
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This is what you show to someone who doubts games can be art.
While big name developers constantly push hyped up releases such as Mass Effect, Halo 3, Super Mario Galaxy, and Call of Duty 4, there's always the little developer that could, bringing out an unnoticed gem, one that happens to be better and more polished than some big name releases. In this case, the little developer that could is Bit Blot, and the gem is Aquaria, a game that can best be described as Ecco the Dolphin x Castlevania/Metroid. It's one of those games that prove games can be art, and shows that no matter how big your development team, you can put out a polished, high quality product...
... and in Aquaria's case, that's a grand total of two people. Yes, two people made this masterpiece of a game, but unless you did a quick bit of research, you never would have guessed. Tons of work clearly went into this game. It was in development for over two years, one person working on the art, and the other doing the music, coding, and design of the game, and frankly, it's quite amazing to see what these two people put out.
Aquaria is about Naija, an underwater creature who is in search of her family. She travels the massive ocean world of Aquaria, from dark caves and ancient ruins, to beautiful underwater paradises. Aquaria has a force that runs through it, the Verse, a rythmic pulse that be called something like the heartbeat of the waters. By singing, Naija can manipulate the Verse and change the waters around her, gain new abilities, and change forms. Along your adventure, you'll meet a number of characters who help to move the surprisingly good and engaging story along. There are a few good twists along the way, and the dialogue is well written.
As stated earlier, Aquaria can best be described as a cross between Ecco the Dolphin and Castlevania/Metroid. You'll swim through an absolutely massive underwater world with many diverse, and beautiful looking underwater environments. You'll come into contact with many different creatures, and explore the many different areas of the world of Aquaria. The same open ended "Metroidvania" style gameplay is present here. You'll sometimes find yourself at a point you can't pass, only to find some sort of ability or form later on in the game, and then return to that one spot, able to continue on and explore new waters, although compared to Metroid and Castlevania, these moments don't really happen all too often, and more or less you're able to explore much of the world from the start, once you're done with the small tutorial.
Moving around the world of Aquaria is as simple as clicking where you want to go. Hold down the mouse button, and Naija will swim, while you move a cursor around the screen and Naija will go there. In fact, the entire game is controlled by the mouse. You'll use the left button to move around, the middle button to look around, and the right button to use each of Naija's powers, or interact with plants and other sea-dwellers. The mouse only control-scheme works great, and navigation around Aquaria can be fun all in itself. The game also has the support for keyboard + mouse, and the Xbox 360 controller. Sometimes, it's just fun to swim around and do nothing, which is helped by the great level design and great looking areas.
A small problem, however, is that sometimes you'll find yourself lost, and not know what to do. Sometimes, you'll be fighting a boss, but you'll also be fighting yourself, trying to figure out how in the world you actually hurt the damn thing. Also, again, the world is huge, which means a few more save points could have been nice.
Two of the main mechanics in the game are singing and cooking. Certain plants you'll encounter are a certain colour. Singing the right note near them will cause them to release a nice item for you. Not unlike the Legend of Zelda series, you'll also learn different songs as you play through your adventure. These songs either do simple things like give you a barrier, but the big thing here is that you'll earn different forms, and by singing, you can transform into these forms. The forms will give you the ability to attack, swim through strong current, avoid danger from certain foes, squeeze through small spaces, and more. You'll have to switch through the various forms to be able to pass some of the games challenges, such as fighting enemies, or solving puzzles, and to find new and secret areas in Aquaria. Some of the forms seem like they could have been a simple spell though, such as Light, which simply let's you see in the darkness, minus the abilities you have in your normal form.
Along your adventure, you'll collect different ingredients, weather it be by interacting with plant's and animals, or by defeating enemies. You can use these ingredients to cook different dishes, will will usually raise various things such as health, speed, or damage, and others that give you new abilities. You can learn new dishes by collecting them, or randomly cooking ingredients and hoping you get something out of it. Most dishes can be cooked anywhere, and require only two ingredients, while others require you to head to a kitchen, and use more ingredients.
The main adventure is pretty long. You're looking at about a 12 hour game, which is if you don't explore the entire world and see what the rest of Aquaria has to offer. You can gain new abilities to help you on your quest, get objects to decorate your home, find recipes and ingredients, get pets to help you in fights, and more. Some things you find be entering certain areas of Aquaria will also unlock more ending cutscenes, providing more incentive to explore the vast underwater world. All of these things can be done by swimming through the massive world, bigger than anything you've seen in a Metroid or Castlevania game.
If that isn't enough, the game has a mode that allows you to create your own levels. You can place plants, creatures, and more across your levels, save them, and play them. The fact that it's fun just to swim around the beautiful world of Aquaria makes me see a lot of people wasting time with this. For those who want to go the extra step, you can make mods for the games. Title screens, enemies, entire levels, tilesets, animation, graphics, sound, music, and more. You can completely customize the game to your liking, and even download mods and install them to try out ones made by other people. I myself haven't done anything with modding because I don't know much is anything at all about it, but those who are willing to invest some time here have a promising time waster.
All of this is made all the better thanks to some excellent looking visuals. The underwater world is brought to life thanks to some well done, well animated 2D. The creatures of Aquaria are also plentiful and diverse, all the plants, animals, characters, and enemies you'll encounter are animated well, and look great. The diversity of the underwater areas are also great. Each area of Aquaria has a distinct theme to it, and the backgrounds and colours are all usually nice and colourful. Little visual touches such as bubbles, current, and the plants flowing steadily in the water make things all the nicer.
The excellent visuals are backed by a superb soundtrack. The music is nice and relaxed, and fits the whole underwater theme of the game excellently. The game contains over 50 tracks, and all are pleasant to listen to, and some are simply beautiful. In other words, I want a soundtrack. The game's story is also told through Naija's point of view, by means off well acted voice overs. Never will you think the voice acting is bad or out of place.
It's amazing to what Bit Blot has done here. This two man development team has truly put out something special. This is the kind of game that could easily be a success on downloadable game service such as Xbox Live Arcade or WiiWare. The fact that they say sales are going well for an Indie game, that they think they'll be able to continue developing games, and that they have some new ideas, only make me more excited for the next project that could come out of this two man team.


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Thread: Aurelia?
July 5th, 2013 05:42 PM #16
I love Aurelia, and don't worry about pronunciation issues. It's inevitable with any name. My name is Sarah, which you would think would be one of the most common and easy names, and I occasionally get older people who insist on calling me Sharon or Sherry.
Aurelia is a beautiful and sophisticated choice. It hasn't been in the top 1000 since the 1950s, so I wouldn't worry about trendiness or commonality.
I also saw that you mentioned Cecilia and Octavia.. two more of my favorites.
Other Roman/Latin choices:
Roma or Romy (or even Romany)
Livia (people think it's a cut-off version of Olivia, but it was its own name in Ancient Rome)
Liviana- current loves -
Genevieve - Aurelia - Penelope - Clementine - Matilda - Wilhelmina - Josephine - Cordelia
Max - Frederick - Elliot - Gus - Atticus - Felix - Theodore - Beckett - Calvin


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By Dan Goodin in San Francisco
The Register
11th June 2010
Yet another mass compromise is hitting poorly configured websites, and
at least one of the afflicted is a security site that plays up its
prowess in warding off the very type of attack it has been smitten by.
At least 17 pages on idera.com were hit by a quick-moving SQL injection
attack on Friday, including one titled "Understanding SQL Server
Security Options," according to this Google search. More than 1,000
pages belonging to a wide range of other domains were also compromised
in the attack, which causes those who visit the links to connect to a
server that tries to install malware on their PCs.
The mass attack is similar to one that struck at least 7,000 webpages
earlier this week. They work by injecting database commands into search
boxes and other user input fields on the sites. Because the underlying
web applications fail to properly filter the content, they get passed to
the site's backend server, where they are executed. The result is an
iframe in the page that silently redirects users to a drive-by download
The latest SQL injection attack pulls down a malicious javascript from
2677.in, which according to anti-virus firm Symantec, downloads a
serious threat dubbed "HTTP Microsoft IE Generic Heap Spray BO." 2677.in
was still active at time of writing.
Other websites to be hit by the attack included Chicagopublicradio.com,
WBEZ.org, The Phuket Gazette and Ameristar.com.
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More Than Just the Score
Ace sportswriter and history alumnus Jorge Aranguré throws sports writing a curveball.
Although ESPN The Magazine Senior Writer Jorge Aranguré Jr. '97 remains concerned with these key components of sports reporting, deeper issues are at play in his features.
Aranguré-penned stories tend to reveal as much about the players as the game itself. These qualities in his work trace back to his undergraduate career as a history major in USC College, when richly detailed readings about historical events sparked his own interest in writing. In fact, writing moved Aranguré with such force he passed up law school to pursue a master's in journalism from Syracuse University.
Though born in Tijuana, Mexico, where soccer or fútbol is king, Aranguré grew up in the baseball-loving San Diego area. Aranguré not only played, but avidly read about baseball in the newspaper.
His favorite sports writer growing up was the late Jim Murray, a Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist at the Los Angeles Times.
"Murray," Aranguré explained, "was someone to always consider because he met the challenge of sports writing. The themes can be formulaic. Murray tried to build the theme into a feature."
After stints with several papers, including the Washington Post, Aranguré arrived at ESPN The Magazine, where he soon learned one pressing fact about baseball and his place in baseball writing: Of all the players mentioned in the media, few were Latino.
This, of course, worked to Aranguré's favor, as he was the magazine's go-to guy when fluent Spanish was needed.
"There are many Latinos in the sport and I speak Spanish," said Aranguré. "It's only natural that I could get stories more freely than anyone else."
Though he maintains there are some famous Latino baseball players, Aranguré also wants to give exposure to the lesser-known players from the region.
He recently profiled Aroldis Chapman, a Cuban pitcher who defected from his country's national team in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, then fled to Spain, where Aranguré met up with him.
As Aranguré explained, his interest in Chapman went beyond the young Cuban's baseball talents, to the plot that surrounded Chapman as a political lightning bolt.
"I've always been intrigued with Cuban defectors. I don't think people realize what they have to do and what they leave behind to come make a living in the United States."
Aranguré added that defection, as a political action, particularly in Cuba, is not widely understood by American baseball fans.
Of course to write such in-depth features, one needs a diet of continual reading, which in Aranguré's case, includes everything from newspapers to fiction. From this, he gains not just knowledge and story ideas, but exposes himself to new ways to execute the written word.
But in the end, Aranguré maintains it all comes down to one's own writing.
"People will always want good writing and journalism. In this business, one has to be persistent and always look to improve. If most everyone is good, you have to be even better."
David Dorion is a 1994 graduate of the Master of Professional Writing Program.
Read more articles from USC College Magazine's Fall 2009/Winter 2010 issue
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64 So give orders for the sepulchre to be securely guarded till the third day, for fear his disciples should come by night and steal the body, and then tell the people that he has come back to life; and so the last imposture will be more serious than the first." | 64 So give the order for the tomb to be made secure until the third day. Otherwise, his disciples may come and steal the body and tell the people that he has been raised from the dead. This last deception will be worse than the first." |
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