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January 17th, 2005, 12:00 PM #1
Let me start off with a little background, a brief taste of indoctrination, err, introduction.
So far I have managed to survive fifty plus years on this planet, and the last eight have been as a full-time fantasy author. My previous occupation was the president of a consulting firm. I live in sunny Florida with my wife and cat. My daughters are grown and are off making their own marks in the world.
I have just finished writing book number eighteen, which is the finale of an eight book series. All of my books fit into three series, and the bibliography follows:
Targa Trilogy
- Origin Scroll 1997
- Dark Quest 1997
- Ancient Prophecy 1997
Sword of Heavens
- Sapphire of the Fairies 1998
- Unicorns Opal 2002
- Abuud: the One-Eyed God 2002
- Dwarven Ruby - 2002
- Emerald of the Elves 2002
- Dragons Onyx 2003
- Amethyst of the Gods 2003
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- Young Lord of Khadora 1998
- Star of Sakova 2000
- Web of Deceit 2002
- Aakuta: the Dark Mage 2003
- Island of Darkness 2003
- Elvangar 2004
- Winged Warrior 2004
- Time of Cleansing (working title) 2005
My next work will be a stand-alone fantasy novel, which I shall refer to as CFTK for now.
Although my books are available in print, my primary focus has been the ebook world. I understand that I am a bit ahead of the readership world, but I am a firm believer in the future of ebooks. It is my intention to be firmly situated in that industry when it finally takes off. Currently, two of my books are ranked first and second at fictionwise.com in the fantasy category.
I am thrilled to have sffworld.com host this forum, and I look forward to hearing from all of you.
January 17th, 2005, 07:45 PM #2
Hi Richard - gosh! 18 books! And here am I, struggling along with my third...I'm amazed by how much people write here.
How do you see the internet changing book distribution? Does it have particular implications for genre literature? I love the net and read a lot fo ezines, for example, but I love all the sensual properties of a traditional book and I'm not sure it will be superseded - you seem to have the best of both worlds. And does the idea of writing ebooks change the way you approach writing?
January 17th, 2005, 11:42 PM #3
Hi Alison,
The internet has already changed book distribution with the coming of amazon.com, but that is in terms of a physical book. With internet marketplaces, one can yield to sudden impulses and order a book immediately instead of making a mental note to look for a recommended book the next time they get to a bookstore. How many times have we meant to purchase a recommended book and forgotten about it by the time we made the trek to the store? Push that instant gratification scenario a little further and imagine getting the book downloaded instantly, no matter where in the world you happen to be at the moment. Ebooks will definitely change the marketplace for reading material in the future.
As for the feel of a real book, nothing can beat it, and physical books will never go away. What we will find in the future, however, is that more and more of our reading will be done electronically, although not neccessarily on a computer. Currently the ebook industry is in its infancy. There is no one standard for the format of an ebook, handheld reading devices are too expensive, and most large publishers do not understand how to attack the market, but all of those problems are solvable.
It is just a matter of time before we all carry around ebook readers as we now carry cellphones. In fact, many of my readers actually read on their cellphones! Personally, I could never stand a screen that small for my own reading, but I do own several larger devices for reading. They are typically the size of a paperback book, and they can hold scores of books in memory. I chuckle to myself each time I say this to someone. My family devours books, and I remember some summer vacations where the entire back ledge of the car was loaded with books, making it impossible to see out the rear window. Ah, to have had these handheld readers back then!
As for writing, it doesn't matter much whether you are writing an ebook or a physical book. The process is much the same; only the formatting differs, and that occurs after the manuscript is complete. The same manuscripts feed my print books and a number of different ebook formats.
Now, if I could get you to come out with an ebook version of The Gift, I could indulge in some instant gratification of my own
January 18th, 2005, 09:49 PM #4
Hi Richard - Thanks for your reply. From what I understand, ebooks offer startling royalties compared to print: does this translate into more actual cash?
I've never seen an actual ebook reader, but I'm sure you're correct that they will become very common. But I sure couldn't read on a mobile - it would do my eyes in - you mean people actually read novels on them?! That's true devotion, I think! I can imagine reading newspapers and suchlike on those things, but books, not quite... though I do a fair bit of screen reading, so I guess this remains to be seen.
Sorry that The Gift isn't in ebook form. Though I must say, as a writer, nothing beats that first moment when you pick up the advance copy of the new book, still smelling of print, and think, when the hell did I write this?
January 19th, 2005, 12:59 AM #5
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January 20th, 2005, 03:28 AM #6
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Hi Richard
What a nice surprise to find you here.
I have really enjoyed the books of yours that I have read so far and am looking to reading more.
As a reader only (not a writer) I am curious about how you approach a new novel. Do you map out the story line and then fill in the details, do you make a list of all the characters and their relationships and then start the story line, or do you just dive in and start creating, or....?
Do you have any plans to write anything other than fantasy?
Thank you
January 20th, 2005, 02:06 PM #7
Hi Darryl
Hello Darryl
There are many story seedlings bouncing around in my head. When I chose a seedling to turn into a story, my first step is to dwell upon it in my mind until I have developed a basic structure of the storyline. That structure will include a dozen or more significant turning points in the storyline, although not necessarily the beginning or the ending.
My first physical task after achieving that structure is to create a map. The map may be crude, but I am lost without it. Once I have a map, the land becomes a real place to me. The map may be changed or enhanced later on, but it always remains firmly in my mind.
The second task is defining the main characters, because they are really what the story is about. The character definition that I am talking about here is not a physical description, but rather their abilities, gifts, and emotional states. As characters must grow and develop before the readers eyes, characters will have multiple definitions. This can be a complex and time-consuming portion of the planning, but it is essential to me. Changes in a character can sometimes be abrupt (some earth-shaking occurrence), but that is not usually the case. Characters change slowly over time as they mature and broaden their experience. Interaction with other characters or places will bring on subtle changes in a character. Mistakes they make will mold their reactions to events in the future.
Once these two tasks are done, I am ready to begin thinking about the beginning of the story. The task here is to create an event that immediately captivates the reader and logically leads towards the first significant turning point developed earlier. One note on the significant turning points developed earlier is that they may well change during the course of a story. The changes may evolve from character actions or other events taking place in the realm. The ending of my story is never developed beforehand. It is the culmination of events that precede it.
All of the above is a rather clinical description of my process for starting a new story, but in reality it is not as straightforward nor as clearly defined as I have described. Once the characters have a life of their own, they do change the storyline that I have set out for them.
As for writing something other than fantasy, I do have random thoughts along those lines, but I have avoided the temptation so far. Fantasy is where my heart is.
Thanks for the question, Darryl. It made me reflect upon my own thought process. As a reader of my books, you will be pleased to know that the final volume of the Forgotten Legacy series is complete and will be published soon. If you send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com, I will let you know when it is released.
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Thank You for a great reply. I am amazed at the amount of prep work you do but must say it shows in your writings.
Do you have a favorite fantasy author ( other than you of course); what about Science Fiction favorite? And is there an author of any persuasion that you feeel had a major influence on you and your writings?
January 28th, 2005, 08:22 PM #9
Hi Richard - I have a map thing as well. I just can't write the narrative without it. Time=space=story, or something...
I find beginning a book the most difficult part. I think The Gift had about seven different versions, and it was certainly the most rewritten part of the book (I must be improving, because The Riddle I just wrote it twice). Endings are much easier, for some reason. Do you find beginnings difficult?
January 30th, 2005, 01:46 PM #10
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Hi Alison,
Actually, I have trouble with both the beginning and the ending, but I usually work out the beginning in my mind before I start writing anything. I may agonize over different beginnings, but I start writing only after I have made that decision.
The endings are never clear to me, though. I suppose I generally have an idea of how a story will end, but I let the characters drive the story, so anything I come up with beforehand is most likely no longer valid. To me the thrill of writing is in how the characters change the direction of the story. When I plan a book, I set major turning points in the storyline. I never ponder beforehand how the characters will get themselves out of the fix. When I am actually writing the scene, I assume the character's role and try to think as he or she would think. That process has led me to many surprising changes in the direction of the story. It often requires me to reevaluate the other major turning points in what I had planned, so you can imagine how I might not have a clue about the ending of a story.
I am curious if other authors write in a similar fashion. Do you assume the characters in your books? Do you toss away reality and actually become the character when you write? Or do you view it more from the sense of a movie director where you watch from afar and manipulate the pieces on the board?
January 30th, 2005, 02:05 PM #11
Hi Darryl,
Originally Posted by dkenning
Often in the forums I will read about people discussing a particular book or author, and I find myself wondering if I have read it. When the discussion turns to particular scenes or characters, I suddenly remember the book. Strange, but that is how my mind works.
January 30th, 2005, 02:19 PM #12
Hi Richard. Nice to have you to talk to here as well. Thia author forum is shaping up to be an exciting place.
As far as I am concerned, when I write, I am there, right smack in the middle of the action. If it is a contemplative chapter, then my mood naturally either predates the writing or it adapts to the events. I love and cherish those chapters where I totally lose myself in the world I have created. I try to do that with each one that I write, as well as when I write poetry that I incorporate into the text. I type with my eyes closed anyway. My world is so much bigger and so much clearer to me when I am not looking at this one.
January 30th, 2005, 03:21 PM #13I suppose I generally have an idea of how a story will end, but I let the characters drive the story, so anything I come up with beforehand is most likely no longer valid. To me the thrill of writing is in how the characters change the direction of the story.
When I first think about a long piece of writing, I have some vague shape in mind (literally: a curve or a wedge or a circle or a series of waves), and an endpoint, which is an emotional place rather than a storyline. I kind of know where I want to end up, and the challenge then is to get there honestly, without cheating. I've written fairly detailed synopses, but the end product bears only a slight relationship to them: for me, it certainly changes in the writing. The synopsis just a rail which I touch now and again in case I get lost. It doesn't work for me unless I follow the characters, and story evolves along with them. Like you, the thrill is in finding out what happens!
Do you assume the characters in your books? Do you toss away reality and actually become the character when you write? Or do you view it more from the sense of a movie director where you watch from afar and manipulate the pieces on the board?
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If for some reason I am yanked out of my fictional world, it may be days before I can get back into the story, so I try to avoid everything until the book is complete. It is an extremely narrow focus and probably not a good thing to do, but I find that I am able to completely immerse myself in the story. It usually makes for a good story, but there times when I look upon authors who can handle writing a few hours a day with envy.
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I find your comments about a shape interesting. I think I understand what you are saying, but it is hard for me to fully comprehend. Are you saying that the emotional ending to the book is your true target, and not neccessarily the storyline events that comprise it?


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Wayland is meant to do something X was never meant to do--- get out of the way. Let the kernel, let the toolkits, let the drivers do their thing and dont have the big bad bouncer that is X in the middle of things saying "No you cant do that because 20 years ago we hadnt thought of that"
A nice little side affect of this will be more portable toolkits. GTK and QT and KDElibs and EFL will have to support X and Wayland at the same time because some users will be on X, some on Wayland, that means the libraries cant care about what protocol they are speaking--it has to be abstracted away. This way, if 10 years from now we decide that Wayland was great for 2012 but not so great for 2022, hopefully moving to a new backend will be easier because the toolkits ALREADY have to be fairly backend agnostic.
Traditionally, X did everything, from graphics and input drivers, to drawing lines and fonts, and even network transparency. Things have changed in the meantime, and many things have moved out of X and into other places: linux kernel, window managers, GUI toolkits, Mesa, Freetype, etc.
What Wayland is trying to do is to make a minimal display server which only offers what is needed, and interacts nicely with all these new technologies. Of course, X11 also interacts nicely with them now, but it is very large and complicated, difficult to maintain, and most of its functionality is not used on a modern desktop anymore. So the idea is to make the regular desktop run on top of kernel+mesa drivers and FreeDesktop.Org technologies, and use as light a display server as possible, while all the network transparency stuff X traditionally does is moved to an optional codepath which is only run when needed.
It sounds quite nice in theory. The problem is that the reporting here is sensationalist, and a religious cult of Wayland has formed here on Phoronix, expecting the Kingdom of God as soon as Wayland descends from heaven, and are expecting stupid things (ridiculous speedups, better user experience). Wayland is an interesting technology, currently developed as a hobby by one guy aided by some occasional contributors, but it seems to have a lot of goodwill with many important developers in the Free Desktop ecosystem, so it is possible that in a few years, some people might replace X with it for some purposes.
At that point, we'll have to see whether it's time to retire X, or what will happen. So far, X has adapted and triumphantly defeated every challenger, but it's showing signs of age. In the end, it will affect developers more than users.


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Treasures From the Attic
Treasures from the Attic
Fall cleaning, spring cleaning, and closing houses for the winter often bring a spate of used books to the library. We are grateful that people think of the library when disposing of books and are glad to accept materials we can use.
At the same time, we experience challenges accommodating everything. For one thing, space is quite limited. For another, unless books meet certain conditions, we may not be able to use them in the collection. To help you sort your materials most efficiently, please consider these criteria.
Newest and Oldest
Of the greatest value to our collection are recent (published in the last 2-3 years) fiction and nonfiction in like-new or good condition. Readers gravitate toward the newest materials, including bestsellers, thrillers, mysteries, romance, cookbooks, books on gardening, crafts, history and biography. They are less likely to borrow a book missing a jacket, a book with a dated appearance, or a book which is worn or damaged.
We gladly accept all local history and genealogy for the Virginia Room collection.
Classics in very good condition (no yellow, brittle pages), preferably with jackets, are also welcomed.
Gently used DVDs are helpful additions, as are unabridged audiobooks on CD.
We Cannot Accept
Although they may have value for the right reader or viewer or listener, we cannot use old encyclopedias, most textbooks, old paperbacks, magazines, movies in VHS format, abridged printed books such as Reader's Digest Condensed Books, abridged audiobooks, or audiobooks in cassette tape format.
Medical, legal, or computer books older than five years cannot be used. Neither can we use previously discarded library books.
Believe it or not, we do not accept National Geographic magazines. We have a full collection of these and have no room to store additional copies. We could use, however, extra copies of maps that come with the magazine.
If books have been stored in a basement, garage, furnace room or shed, they may have accumulated dust, dirt, grease, bugs, moisture, mold, mildew, and odors. These make books uninviting and, unless there is a gem of genealogy that can be cleaned up without extraordinary effort, we are unable to accept these.
Smelly Books
Books with the odor of cigarette or cigar smoke bother a number of readers. While it may be possible to remove most of the odor, this is a time consuming job which requires special supplies. We do not have the storage space to house these while they deodorize.
Where to Donate
Materials may be delivered to any TCPL location (Bluefield, Richlands, or Tazewell). It is most helpful if you call ahead. Unfortunately, we are unable to come to your house to pick up books nor are we able to unload boxes from your vehicle.
Tax Deduction
Donations may be deducted as charitable contributions in kind on tax returns. Library staff members are unable to assess the value of donated materials for tax purposes. We will be glad, however, to give you a receipt which will also serve as the acknowledgement of your gift.
We appreciate the generosity of our community and hope this information will help when it comes time to sort and dispose of your attic treasures. For more information, call us at 988-2541 or visit us at www.tcplweb.org.


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Record: 39 – 26 – 12
Toronto 3
Buffalo 4
Philadelphia 4
Pittsburgh 1
Edmonton 1
Anaheim 5
Colorado 1
San Jose 2
PERIOD 3Boxscore
NY Islanders -
Columbus -
Apr. 2 at 6 p.m.
Washington -
Montreal -
Apr. 2 at 6:30 p.m.
Tampa Bay -
Ottawa -
Apr. 2 at 6:30 p.m.
Boston -
Detroit -
Apr. 2 at 6:30 p.m.
Carolina -
Florida -
Apr. 2 at 6:30 p.m.
Calgary -
St. Louis -
Apr. 2 at 7 p.m.
NY Rangers -
Minnesota -
Apr. 2 at 7 p.m.
Vancouver -
Chicago -
Apr. 2 at 7:30 p.m.
Edmonton -
Los Angeles -
Apr. 2 at 9:30 p.m.
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Maurice magic has limitations
It would seem the magic pixie dust Paul Maurice has sprinkled generously on the Winnipeg Jets does have some limitations.
The Jets fell 4-3 to the Nashville Predators Tuesday night at the MTS Centre and, along the way, clanged a couple off posts, missed some glorious opportunities and had some of the good fortune they've enjoyed since the new boss slipped behind the bench go the other way.
The result: the Jets are back to .500 at 25-25-5 — and 6-2 under Maurice — after a sloppy but hard-fought contest to a Central Division rival. The loss vaulted the Predators, now 24-23-8, one point ahead of the Jets into 11th spot in the Western Conference.
"I think we had a good understanding of how (the game) was going to look and it looked exactly how we thought it would at the start and right through," said Maurice. "It's such a hard, grinding game. It was a battle level right through.
"Listen, that group... you could see it in their faces coming to the bench: they gave everything they absolutely had. There was nothing easy. That game, we spent a lot here, as they should have, in the last week and they gave absolutely everything they had."
The Jets followed some of the same formula that has brought them so much success of late, out-hitting the Preds 45-17 as Maurice shortened the bench to squeeze maximum performances out of his top three lines and top two defence pairings.
But the Jets were also guilty of some breakdowns defensively — credited with 18 turnovers — and didn't get the game-changing goaltending from Ondrej Pavelec and Al Montoya that had been the trademark of the recent run.
And, hey, lets also credit the Predators, who, coming off a shootout loss to Calgary and a 5-1 thrashing in Edmonton, served up the kind of opportunistic road gem that is their blueprint.
"They just got spanked 5-1 against Edmonton and coming in you just felt it was going to be a really tough game," said Blake Wheeler, who scored his 22nd goal, a career high. "I think we were in the box a little bit more than we wanted to be. They had a good push there in the second period and we responded and it would have been nice to start the third five on five. That said we've got to try to kill it off and go from there.
"From there, we were fighting an uphill battle and you were looking at four or five guys every time you went up the ice. And we still had opportunities, hit a post or two and had a couple really good looks in front of their net and sometimes that's the way it goes."
The Jets got a goal and an assist from Mark Scheifele and his two-point night gives him 31 (10 goals, 21 assists) on the season, moving him past Chris Kreider into third place in rookie scoring.
The Jets' other freshman phenom, Jacob Trouba, picked up two assists, giving him seven points in his last seven games.
Predators rookie Seth Jones opened the scoring, wheeling around Toby Enstrom before beating Ondrej Pavelec with a wraparound.
But it was 14-year veteran Mike Fisher who played the hero, beating Pavelec 42 seconds into the third period for what was the game-winner. That goal came with Devin Setoguchi in the penalty box for slashing Shea Weber, right after the Preds' D-man mugged him along the boards.
"That was a penalty we can't take," said Maurice, "and that was addressed. Discipline, especially when you are playing five games in eight, is paramount."
Setoguchi, to his credit, had one of his best shifts later in the game after the penalty, throwing his body around in the offensive zone.
"Teammates want an opportunity to learn from a mistake," said Maurice. "And then you expect a response like that, an understanding of responsibility and the respect for his teammates to do everything he possibly can to do it back."
The Jets have done this before, teased and then disappointed. They won four straight from Nov. 8-15 and then went winless in their next four and, after cranking out three consecutive W's after Christmas, then dropped five in a row to cost Claude Noel his job.
"We're not thinking about that at all," said Mark Stuart. "It's a loss, we'll review it and then we've got to move on. We need points. We're not going to dwell on this one, that's for sure."
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@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets fall 4-3 to @PredsNHL. Now .500 again at 25-25-5 9:27 pm on Jan 28
@WFPEdTait: And 22 seconds after the disallowed goal, the Preds do go ahead with a PP marker. Now 4-3 over #NHLJets 8:57 pm on Jan 28
@WFPEdTait: Preds goal 20 seconds into third waved off as Legwand runs into Pavelec. Remains 3-3 #NHLJets 8:56 pm on Jan 28
@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets and @PredsNHL tied 3-3 after two. 8:37 pm on Jan 28
@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets fall behind 3-1 then get goals by Mark Scheifele and Blake Wheeler 27 seconds apart to tie game. 8:34 pm on Jan 28
@WFPEdTait: Helluva goal by the @PredsNHL 42 seconds in finished by Roman Josi. 2-1 over #NHLJets 8:02 pm on Jan 28
@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets and @PredsNHL tied 1-1 after 1. Shots 7-7. Zach Bogosian led all skaters with 9:05 of ice time 7:44 pm on Jan 28
@WFPEdTait: And 22 secs later the #NHLJets answer as Chris Thorburn tips home a Stuart point shot. Nice start for the replacement for Evander Kane 7:16 pm on Jan 28
@WFPEdTait: Second game in a row the #NHLJets give up a wraparound goal to open. Seth Jones with a dandy and it's 1-0 @PredsNHL . 7:14 pm on Jan 28
@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets starters: Ladd, Little, Frolik, Enstrom, Bogosian and Pavelec. Scratched: Kane, Redmond, Tangradi. 7:00 pm on Jan 28
@FPTimCampbell: Hope his good friend Craig Heisinger was watching; #NHLJets wear Rick Rypien jerseys 4 warmup tonite. #BellLetsTalk pic.twitter.com/1Ijxr1fVoP
6:58 pm on Jan 28
@garylawless: piper playing hockeynightincanada at mts centre prior to #nhljets game. pretty cool. thanks for all #BellLetsTalk retweets today. keep it up 6:58 pm on Jan 28
@WFPEdTait: Gotta say, the old HNIC theme played on the bagpipes kinda works. Dude nailed it. #NHLJets 6:57 pm on Jan 28
@WFPEdTait: BTW the #NHLJets will be auctioning off for charity all the #11 Rick Rypien jerseys worn by the team in tonight's warm-up. #Bellletstalk 6:45 pm on Jan 28
@WFPEdTait: All #NHLJets players wearing Rick Rypien's No 11 in warmup as part of #BellLetsTalk pic.twitter.com/5Je11p6RM6
6:35 pm on Jan 28
@randyturner15: #NHLJets Craig Heisinger used to leave his cell on EVERY NIGHT in case Rick Rypien might call, if he wanted to talk. #BellLetsTalk (1/3) 6:25 pm on Jan 28
@RickRalphTSN: #NHLJets Evander Kane's hand. #BellLetsTalk pic.twitter.com/ec2X5JYBEU
5:42 pm on Jan 28
@garylawless: let's have a #BellLetsTalk retweet if you're heading to #nhljets game, watching it on #tsn or listening on #tsn1290. or if you just want to 5:26 pm on Jan 28
@garylawless: these are the jerseys #nhljets will be wearing in warmup to honour Rick Rypien #project 11 #BellLetsTalk pic.twitter.com/NeD1EFZwrN
5:09 pm on Jan 28
@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets Paul Maurice just spoke of the importance of days like #BellLetsTaIk 11:58 am on Jan 28
@Teddier: Eric Brewer needs a cleaner helmet "@RickRalphTSN: Infection in #NHLJets hand of Evander Kane." 11:55 am on Jan 28
@garylawless: Kane has an infection in his hand, ballooned up last night, being treated today. Won't play prior to Olympics #nhljets 11:52 am on Jan 28
@WFPEdTait: Blake Wheeler will play tonight for #NHLJets bn 11:52 am on Jan 28
@garylawless: Kane done until after olympics #nhljets 11:51 am on Jan 28
@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets Evander Kane's hand is infected again. Out until after Olympic break 11:51 am on Jan 28
@WFPEdTait: No sign of Evander Kane or Blake Wheeler this morning at #NHLJets practice 10:33 am on Jan 28
@garylawless: No sign of Kane or Wheeler so far at #nhljets skate 10:33 am on Jan 28
@garylawless: Jim Slater on ice with #nhljets 10:30 am on Jan 28
@WFPEdTait: Jim Slater on the ice this morning with the #NHLJets 10:28 am on Jan 28
@DarrinBauming: It's also #HockeyTalks night at the #NHLJets #Preds game in support of #Project11. Need to know more? jets.nhl.com/club/page.htm?… #BellLetsTalk 8:55 am on Jan 28
@garylawless: pretty easy to do some good today. for #nhljets fans, remember Ryp. #project11 tweet #BellLetsTalk and donate 5¢ towards mental health 8:52 am on Jan 28
Updated on Tuesday, January 28, 2014 at 12:27 PM CST: updates with full writethru
7:40 PM: Changes photo.
7:47 PM: Updates score after first period; changes headline.
8:32 PM: Adds slideshow.
8:42 PM: Updates score after first period; changes headline.
9:51 PM: Updates final score; changes headline.
9:54 PM: Replaces pre-game story with post-game wire story.
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Works by Ana Claudia Doria Da Silva
Tuesday Apr 30, 2013
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Phone: 505-867-3355
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More events at Placitas Community Library
Acrylics and collage.
The eclectic work of Ana Claudia Doria Da Silva will be on display at the Placitas Library during April, with an artist's reception on Friday, April 12, from 5-7 PM. The show will contain acrylics and collage. Doria Da Silva studied sculpture in her native Rio de Janeiro; she has studied with Darlene Olviia Macelroy of Santa Fe & Elaine Slusher of Placitas.


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The Korean village Donggwang gets 100% of its power from the sun. The village is located on the semi-tropical island of Jeju-do. Near the village, Halla Mountain, a volcano and the tallest mountain in South Korea, rises from the island's center amidst a patchwork of small farms. The village's forty houses and the school all […][Read More]
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Some pretty damn terrible stuff happened in 2012. On the serious side, there was war, poverty, starvation, and Hurricane Sandy. On the less serious side, there were annoying doomsday prophets, the death of Twinkies, the introduction of "YOLO" into the public vernacular, and the movie Playing for Keeps. In short, there were plenty of reasons for us to completely lose our s*** and ugly cry as a form of public catharsis this year. But these folks — real, or imaginary — took it a step further. They just wouldn't. Stop. Crying. So, to give them something to be happy about, we've given them all an award — a spot on our 'Top 5 Ugly Criers of 2012' List! Behold!
5. The Drunk Crier: Deena Nicole Cortese, Jersey Shore
Poor Deena. Being arrested for public intoxication on public television is never fun. It's even worse when your mother shows up and scolds you for your irresponsible behavior. We don't really feel sorry for you since you do it to yourself (and make tons of money for it), but your mascara tears have earned you the number 5 spot on our list. Congrats?
NEXT: Someone who just can't catch a break4. The "Everything I've Ever Known is Falling Apart" Crier: Juice (Theo Rossi), Sons of Anarchy
Juice, Juice, Juice. You know, you could have just told the club that your father was black, and that whole RICO case dilemma — as well as having your soul torn apart by being stuck in the middle of the epic battle between Jax and Clay — would never have happened. Honestly is always the best policy, and you certainly learned that the hard way this year when you had to betray your beloved father figure. Here's to hoping for a better Season 6, Juicey.
NEXT: Middle school problems3. The "My Crush Doesn't Like Me Back" Crier: Eponine (Samantha Barks), Les Misérables
Girl, we need to have a chat. It happens to the best of us — you see a cute guy, he seems pretty damn perfect, then he falls for the cute perky blonde. It sucks. But you know what? Marius ain't all that great. He has a weird habit of singing to empty chairs at empty tables, and he chose to like freaking COSETTE over you. (Cosette, for all of you non-book readers, spends chapters staring at her mirror, thinking about how pretty she is. Really.) You're gorgeous, you're brave, you have an amazing singing voice, and there are a ton of hot French dudes who would be more than happy to date you. Stop focusing on that "heart full of love" pretty boy and go to town! You're young!
NEXT: Someone who fell in with the wrong crowd 2. The "My Life Legitimately Sucks" Crier: Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul), Breaking Bad
Like Juice, you could easily argue that Jesse deserves everything he gets, because he chose "the life." But Jesse (unlike Juice) is being played by the best manipulator on TV, Walter White (Bryan Cranston, if you live under a rock). He started out as a dumb but relatively innocent kid who wanted to make some cash, but now he's completely stuck with this madman, who has let Jesse believe that he was responsible for poisoning a child. (He wasn't.) Jesse still tortures himself for this, and has overcome a terrible drug addiction and horrible family issues only to be continuously manipulated by Walt, who really has no concern for Jesse's well-being. He tried his best to make an exit this year, but with Walt in the picture, a happy ending for poor Jesse doesn't seem likely.
NEXT: The undeniable MVP 1. The Muhammad Ali of Ugly Crying: Carrie Matheson (Claire Danes), Homeland
Come on, was there ever any doubt? Claire Danes took ugly crying and turned it into an Emmy award-winning art form. Her character's bipolar disorder and chaotic lifestyle does give her a lot to cry about, but this one is truly a special case. It will go down in the TV ugly crying history books for sure.
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I need help whith this problem. I developed an j2me app using the nokia lwuit library. When i try to upload the app to ovi store they say
ISSUE #1: SUMMARY: Maximum JAR size exceeded.
ACTUAL RESULTS: The JAR file uploaded exceeds the Maximum JAR size imposed by the device.
EXPECTED RESULTS: In order to be able to install the application, the JAR size must be lower than 256kb on S40 5th Edition LE.
AFFECTED DEVICES: All above devices.
But if i use the S40-no-themes.jar lwuit lib the app is 280kb whith only one form.
I probed this app in s40 device like c3 and works fine.
If nokia demos app jar size are larger than 256kb how they can upload to ovi?


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Plethora of Middleton meetings and a PD blogspot
Thursday, January 10, 2013
MIDDLETON — School Board and Budget Committee meetings are coming hot and heavy and residents will be hard pressed to become informed on all the issues they will be asked to vote for or against. Last Wednesday, Jan. 2, Superintendent Welford gave the School Board calculations which they will use to plan their budget. Apparently the figures are not yet confirmed as the report was not made available to the public. The question was raised over the current AREA Agreement requirement that the tuition rate be determined and the sending district be notified not later than Dec. 31. No explanations were clearly stated to explain why this was not done.
As I submit this on Monday for publication on Thursday, I feel like Wimpy (you remember — 'pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today'.) Tuesday, Jan. 8 the School Board will meet at the Municipal Building at 5:30 p.m. to review and approve the operating budget and warrant articles. Immediately after, at 6:30 p.m., they will present these to the Budget Committee. In the Old Town Hall at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 9, the School Board will discuss the Special School District meeting along with other important issues. Agendas for the Jan. 8 and Jan. 9 meetings should remain to be available on the SAU 61 website so you can see what was slated for the evenings.
There is no word yet as to the continuation of the AREA Agreement meetings, although the School Board continues to investigate all possibilities for teaching our children. On Wednesday, Jan. 16 at 6:30 p.m. at the Old Town Hall, the Middleton School Board will host a Power Point presentation of the Gov. Wentworth School. This is something that the students as well as the parents should attend.
From the blog you'll learn that they train with the DEA and FBI. One officer is a mechanical engineer, another is an attorney. One recent blog recounted their involvement in apprehending a wrong-way driver pursued from Rochester, through Farmington and finally stopped by a spike mat in Middleton. Another blog informs residents that impaired driving offenses now extend to the use of both prescription and over-the-counter medications that affect your ability to drive safely. Take those warnings on the cough syrup bottle seriously — car, boat, snowmobile, or OHRV, if you are unfit to drive, you are liable under the law.
Dec. 19 — Suspicious person/MV/activity, Dudley Drive.


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Leadership Quotes and Sayings
A group of idiots led by a wise man can defeat a group of wise people led by an idiot.
Every endeavor, large or small, rises and falls on leadership.
If you're the president, and an attempt has hasn't been made on your life, then you're not a very good one.
Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.
When you push through your hesitation, you can achieve amazing results.
A leader is one who does not care about his rank and role but remains always responsive to lead, shoulder responsibility, and achieve the goal in such a way that everyone, in and outside the team, respects him for touching their revered souls.
Leadership is action, not position.
– Donald H. McGannon
Remember the difference between a boss and a leader: a boss says go – a leader says "Let's go!"
– E.M. Kelly
What makes a great leader? Knowing & understanding that you don't need to know everything; you just know how to keep great people around you that do!
You can kill me, but
You can't defeat me.
Leadership is the capacity to translate vision into reality.
A leader may not necessarily be a good reader, writer or speaker, but certainly the best teacher in life with his self- made action that constantly motivates him to inspire consistently his team members by driving excellence on the front of initiative generation, enthusiasm, perspiration, innovation and producing desired results sustainably keeping no room for complacency and sycophancy.
In life, always seek to be the driver, not the passenger.
The difference between a boss and a leader:
A boss says, "Go!"
A leader says, "Let's go!".
A leader is is simply a follower who follows what he believes in.
Today a reader, tomorrow a leader.
– Margaret Fuller
Cream always rises to the top…so do good leaders.
– John Paul Warren
Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other.
– John F. Kennedy
Leaders become leaders because they speak more.
A leader is a dealer in hope.
– Napoleon Bonaparte
An army of lions commanded by a deer will never be an army of lions.
– Napoleon Bonaparte
I can no longer obey; I have tasted command, and I cannot give it up.
– Napoleon Bonaparte
They say "To be a leader not a follower". Yet you must first follow before you can learn how to lead.
Dare to be a leader not always to be a follower, dare to stand alone not to follow the crowd.
You gotta learn to follow before you can lead.


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May 29, 2014
Monmouth University's Blue Hawk Records was featured on Indie Media Mag on May 23.
April 25, 2014
Chair and Specialist Professor of Music and Theatre Arts Joe Rapolla and Monmouth University students were featured in the Asbury Park Press on April 25.
The program is designed to allow current college students to mentor future college students from the local community while improving writing skills.
The Writing Center at Monmouth University and students were featured in Star Ledger/NJ.com
April 21, 2014
One of the longest running undergraduate psychology conferences in the nation
April 11, 2014
Students are gaining valuable experience this semester interning at colleges and universities in New Jersey.
Associate Professor of Psychology Lisa Dinella and students from the "A Field Experience in the Psychological Principals of Animal Training" were featured in the Star-Ledger on April 10.
April 09, 2014
President Paul R. Brown invited students to join him and his wife, Joan, for the Met: Live in HD simulcast performance of La Boheme in Pollak Theatre on April 5.
March 25, 2014
Monmouth University students participated in poetry workshop with President Obama's Inaugural Poet Richard Blanco
March 20, 2014
An opportunity to network with music educators and participate in a Q & A panel, mock interview, or mock audition.
March 12, 2014
Ryan Orgera will be based at Monmouth University
February 25, 2014
Hit musical comedy Little Shop of Horrors will run in March
January 28, 2014
The collaborative partnership will create a continuum from kindergarten through higher education and address 21st century skills and readiness for the workplace.
January 06, 2014
Business student Amber Marfitt received an employment offer from JP Morgan Chase after completing a summer internship.
January 02, 2014
Honorable mention for essay titled, "The Future of Music Educator's Journal: How Should It Change?


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