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Jerry Schwengels of Fond du Lac, a carpentry instructor at Moraine Park Technical College since 1989, has mentored countless students through the College's rigorous Carpentry Apprenticeship program, encouraging them to deliver excellence in their trade and urging them to compete in state and national skill competitions.
Since 1990, 12 of Schwengels' students have competed at the annual Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) National Craft Championships with eight placing in the top three (two gold, two silver, four bronze). And their mentor himself recently became the only ABC instructor in the state to claim two ABC Instructor of the Year awards, in 1996 and May 2007.
During their tenure at Moraine Park, Schwengels' students gain the skills they need to perform excellently on the job. Many have been named Wisconsin Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Apprentices of the Year, like the May 2007 recognition of Jacob Ruiz of West Allis, who is employed by Quality Remodeling Specialists of Pewaukee, or placed at the ABC National Craft Championships, like Matt Bohn of Waupun who is employed by R.A. Pinno Construction Inc. of Rosendale and took home the gold in carpentry this past spring.
There's no doubt carpentry apprentices are learning from a master, according to Jon Waldhuetter, Moraine Park dean of trades and apprenticeship. "Jerry has had a constant record of well-trained, award-winning apprentices during his years at Moraine Park," he said. "He is a dedicated instructor."
Schwengels holds a bachelor's degree in industrial education from Winona State University and has more than 35 years of combined teaching and construction experience.
"We serve students from the entire eastern side of Wisconsin from as far north as Keshena and as far south as Racine," said Schwengels of Moraine Park's Carpentry Apprenticeship program. The four-year program typically graduates 9-12 students per year. During the academic semester, students work with employers nine out of 10 days. On the 10th day they attend class for eight hours at Moraine Park. Many companies send employees to become part of the program.
For more information about Moraine Park's Carpentry Apprenticeship program, call Jon Waldhuetter at 262-335-5841 or visit www.morainepark.edu.
Like metal fossils being pieced together, prehistoric creations took shape as five area high schools competed in the fourth annual Junkyard Challenge at Moraine Park Technical College's Beaver Dam campus.
With workstations piled with scrap-metal objects of all shapes, functions and sizes, the teams used Moraine Park's welding lab to turn odds and ends into skeletal dinosaur bodies, claws, teeth and eyes, recycling mundane items that had outlived their usefulness into unique works of art.
The Slinger High School team took first place with their prehistoric version of a frilled lizard. Team members were sophomore Logan Boschae, junior Dan Steingraber and seniors Harley Corren, Andy Lee and Alex Leonhardt. Accompanying them was Slinger High technology and engineering instructor Tom Kiser. The school has had a team at the welding event every year since its inception. The first two years the students "just tried whatever," said Kiser. "The last two years we have done some research. They really decided ahead what they wanted to do." The students knew they would be dealing with a skeletal structure, and their imaginations took off from there.
Receiving an honorable mention was the Princeton High School first-time team of seniors Mike Goetz and Jon Hawkins, who made a tall and elaborately detailed dinosaur. Technology education instructor Scott Simacek said that while Princeton doesn't offer a welding class, both students were familiar with welding. "I think it's wonderful kids are seeing other kids and getting other ideas," said Simacek.
"It was a fun experience," said Goetz. "We learned cast-iron stuff doesn't weld too well." He and Hawkins plan to start a sculpture garden outside the school.
Beaver Dam High School had two teams formed from one metals manufacturing class. The Junkyard Challenge offers "another level of metals because they have to think outside the box and really be creative," said instructor Mark Boehmer. "The competition level allows them to see how they compare to other high schools." Creating an elaborate
T-rex style sculpture were juniors Kyle Schade and Noah Schepp and seniors Nathan Heck, Brian Larson and Kyle Livingston. The second team consisted of seniors Bob Pagenkopf, Brandon Paitrick, Alex Shute and Cody Weber who created a Flintstones scene as well as several prehistoric "stick" people aiming spears at a large dinosaur.
A team from West Bend West High School participated for the first time. "We came up to have fun," said Kim Benson, advanced manufacturing instructor. "The students wanted to get a chance to see the welding facility and this was a good opportunity." Seniors Jon Beardsley, Heath Jakubowski, Matt Moser and James Steinmetz crafted a dinosaur being led on a chain by a prehistoric human.
"I had a lot of fun doing it," said Steinmetz. "I'm glad I came." He enjoyed using Moraine Park's welding lab and equipment.
The Fond du Lac High School team made not only one unique dinosaur walking on all fours, but also a smaller flying creature. The team included sophomores Jesse Lallier and Zach Yadaites, junior Alan Luckow and seniors Sam Kaiser and Tony Snyder, accompanied by instructor Tony Pickart.
Judges were Kathy Barnett, coordinator for the Seippel Homestead and Center for the Arts, and Jerry Kamps, a representative of the Beaver Dam Area Arts Association and a retired Beaver Dam High School art teacher. The teams were judged on creative use of materials, texture, movement and the variety of items used.
Alex Leonhardt, a member of the winning Slinger team, said the team did a lot of research for their prehistoric frilled lizard. "Coming prepared really helps," he said. "You can hop on the project right away."
"I thought it was pretty cool," said fellow team member Logan Boschae of the Junkyard Challenge. "I'd like to do this again next year."
"What I love to see is the teamwork and the leadership," said Charles Reynolds, welding advisory committee member and welding technology manager with Alliance Laundry Systems in Ripon. "That is the kind of thing you need in production."
In addition to the team event, there also was an individual welding competition in which participants brought in for judging items they had already made. The winners and their high schools were as follows:
Gas Metal Arc Welding
1st: Noah Schepp, Beaver Dam HS
2nd: Gavin Gantner, Fond du Lac HS
3rd: Sam Kaiser, Fond du Lac HS
Shielded Metal Arc Welding
1st: Jessie Lallier, Fond du Lac HS
2nd: Ryan Rochwite, Fond du Lac HS
3rd: Korey Liebersbach, Fond du Lac HS
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
1st: Brian Larson, Beaver Dam HS
2nd: Kyle Livingston, Beaver Dam HS
3rd: Bob Hopp, Fond du Lac HS
1st: Cody Weber, Beaver Dam, HS
2nd: Kyle Schade, Beaver Dam HS
3rd: Tony Snyder, Fond du Lac, HS
For more information about Moraine Park's Welding program, visit www.morainepark.edu or call an outreach specialist at 1-800-472-4554. For more information about the Junkyard Challenge, call Sue Silverstein, Moraine Park welding/fabrication instructor, at 920-887-4490.
Moraine Park Technical College hosted the third annual Endurance Challenge 2007 at its Fond du Lac campus on Wednesday, May 9. The event is sponsored by the College's Engine Research and Development Technician program.
High school students were challenged to modify a 7-horsepower engine, donated by Briggs and Stratton, to get the best fuel efficiency and run the longest, then bring it to the event to compete with the others. Each team was given a pre-measured amount of gas to burn in their engine then timed on how long each engine ran, and each engine was given a safety inspection before the competition got under way. Participating high schools included Beaver Dam, Campbellsport, Plymouth, Princeton, Sheboygan North and Sheboygan South. All except Campbellsport and Princeton were participating for the first time.
The teams were assisted by Moraine Park faculty, staff and students as well as employees of Mercury Marine, John Deere and Kohler Co. The teams shared the challenge of making successful modifications within a specific timeframe, coming up with ideas and figuring out what would work or not. They enjoyed competing, seeing the other engines and coming away with new ideas and an increased understanding of engines.
The winning engine ran for 33 minutes, 28 seconds, and was modified by Sheboygan South students Adam Lorenz and Jarrod Brown. "I learned a lot about balancing flywheels," said Lorenz. (A flywheel stores energy and is used to even out fluctuations in speed as an engine runs.) The senior also enjoyed seeing the other teams' engines and, of course, seeing his team's engine take first place. The team advisor was Joe Janicek, a technology educator at Sheboygan South.
The Sheboygan North High School team of Kelton Fick, Ryan Mergen, Matt Rommel and Shane Williams came in second with a time of 32 minutes and 23 seconds. "We learned ways to keep an engine going, and to buy an adjustable carburetor," said Williams.
"I learned a lot about trial and error," said Fick.
Team advisor Alan Rekowski of Sheboygan North said one benefit of the Endurance Challenge for the students is that "they are able to verify their hypothesis and learn about other modifications they may not have thought up. I hope the students will be able to replicate and apply their knowledge to their HMV (High Mileage Vehicle) engines."
The Campbellsport team of David Herring, Matt Loehr, Matt Mielke and Tim Woodley got their engine to run long enough to come in third at 23:23.
Plymouth High School team advisor James Azzalino enjoyed seeing former students now enrolled at Moraine Park. The event was also a chance for his current students to get a sense of what it's like to learn in a college environment. The Plymouth team of Cory Bauer, Thomas Dowty, Kyle Singer and Brant Theiler got their engine to run for 17 minutes, 10 seconds, placing fourth.
The Princeton team enjoyed the challenge of modifying their engine to be as efficient as possible, said team advisor Scott Simacek of Princeton High School. Their efforts kept it running for 17:07. Team member Cory Prachl felt that counterweights were needed. Other team members were Jake Braun and Ty Weir.
The Beaver Dam High School engine chugged along for 13 minutes and 30 seconds before a piston broke. "Although our motor blew up, we learned a lot about engines," said Jim Fitzgerald, father of one of the team members. Student team members were James Borck, Riley Fitzgerald, Jordan Matuseski, Jeremy Quandt and Phil Wuesthoff.
"Use two piston rings," said both Fitzgerald and Matuseski when asked what they learned.
Each member of the winning team will receive a $250 Moraine Park scholarship if they enroll at the College. Other prizes included wrench sets, hats, shirts, CD cases and FM radios. Prizes were donated by Kohler Co., Mercury Marine, Briggs & Stratton, John Deere and Wacker Corporation, all of which have been strong supporters of Moraine Park's Engine Research and Development program.
Fall 2007 enrollment for the Engine Research and Development Technician program is currently under way at Moraine Park. For more information about the program call a Moraine Park outreach specialist at 1-800-472-4554.
Turning the page from one chapter of their lives to the next, the Moraine Park Technical College Class of 2007 said goodbye to classrooms and hello to careers on Saturday, May 19, at the Fond du Lac High School Field House.
"Making opportunities happen" was the class motto adopted by the graduates from Moraine Park's Beaver Dam, Fond du Lac and West Bend campuses. Among the newest Moraine Park alumni, 452 received associate degrees, 485 received technical diplomas and 113 received program certificates.
Moraine Park President Gayle Hytrek presided over the College's commencement ceremony in which nearly 400 of the 1,050 graduate candidates participated. The degrees, diplomas and certificates were conferred by Moraine Park District Board chairperson Lisa Mader and vice chairperson Marty Mittelstadt.
"Our graduates are the fabric that supports Wisconsin," said Hytrek, as she addressed those present. "They are the nurses that take care of you and your loved ones, they are the mechanics that repair our cars, and they are the technicians that repair and program our computers, our machinery and our air conditioners. They design computer programs in business offices and in manufacturing, architectural and engineering firms. They not only build our houses, they also install the electrical wiring and plumb our houses. They cook our food, fix our hair and nails, and keep our prisons orderly and safe. And our EMTs, surgical techs, respiratory techs and others help save lives every day. These are just a few examples of what our graduates do day in and day out."
The Student Senate presidents from each of Moraine Park's campuses addressed their fellow students and guests: Jasmine Duarte, Supervisory Management program, Beaver Dam campus; Laurie Schneider, Administrative Assistant program, Fond du Lac campus; and Stephanie Larson, Instructional Assistant program, West Bend campus.
"When I first started at Moraine Park, I told myself that this (going to college) is going to take forever; now that it has ended, I realize that I never want it to end," said Duarte of Beaver Dam. "This has just been the start of what I know will be a lifetime of learning new things. I have met so many individuals who have changed my life and made me a better person for knowing them."
"My experience at Moraine Park has been wonderful and rewarding," said Schneider of Fond du Lac, who graduated with high honors. "When I first came here, my life had no direction. ... As a single mother of three, I knew my life had to change so I could support my children and become someone they could be proud of. I was determined to be a good role model and show them an education is priceless. Moraine Park provided me with many opportunities to demonstrate my skills, enhance my strengths and improve my weaknesses."
The final student speaker, Larson of Slinger, who also served as a member of the Moraine Park District Student Government told her fellow students, "While being a student at Moraine Park, I was given many opportunities to get involved in activities on and outside campus. I joined the student senate where I learned to be an active team member and leader. I was able to build many friendships that gave me the drive to stay motivated and on track to reach my goal of graduating today. We all have goals in life. One of our goals is being achieved today. When we walk across the stage and receive our certificates, technical diplomas or associate degrees, we can all be proud in knowing that we achieved a major goal in life."
M. Kathleen Murphy, RN, MSN, APRN-BC, was presented with Moraine Park's 2007 Distinguished Alumnus Award by Dan Ensalaco, vice president of academics and economic development. Murphy is a 1985 graduate of the College's Nursing program and the health services coordinator for the Milwaukee Public School System. "I am both grateful and humbled by this recognition, and believe that is due in large measure to the wonderful start I had as a nursing graduate of Moraine Park," said Murphy. "The theme of making opportunities happen fits so well with the opportunities that opened up to me as a nurse and a graduate of this college."
The graduation processional was led by bagpiper Gina Crossley, with the ceremonial music performed by Brassination, a brass quintet from the Fond du Lac area. Shady Grove, also from the Fond du Lac area, provided the pre-ceremonial music. A reception was held at the high school.
Six sessions at Moraine Park Technical College's Tech Knowledge College (TKC) still have openings left. To be held July 31-Aug. 2 at the Fond du Lac campus, TKC is fun way for kids entering 6th through 8th grade to explore a variety of careers.
Remaining sessions include:
Discover China: Learn to say your name in Chinese and how to write numbers. Learn about China's products, customs and clothing, and the ways in which China and the U.S. are similar and different.
Go, Team, Go!: By finding out what "color" you are (red, green, etc.) you can learn about who you are, what you like and dislike and why you react the way you do. With your TKC team members you will learn how to take your individual styles and work together as a team.
Intercontinental Auto Techs: Are foreign cars different from American cars when it comes to servicing and maintaining them? Check it out at Intercontinental Auto Techs! Do vehicle inspections, check fluids, access computerized service manuals and more.
Numbers – Making Money in Business: Set up a lemonade stand, decide how much lemonade and other supplies to buy, set the price and see how much you can sell. Create a balance sheet and profit and loss statement and balance your company checkbook.
Science Anatomy Team: Become a scientist for three days and conduct experiments to discover what makes your heart beat, how food is digested, how your lungs work, what your liver does and more.
Wide World of Nursing: Monitor blood pressure, take temperatures and measure heights, weights and body fat. Do your own self-health screenings including blood sugars and cholesterol. Learn about technology used in health care. Visit a health clinic in Fond du Lac to do audiograms, vision and pulmonary testing.
Moraine Park Technical College will help area machine shops and fabricators learn how to locate contracting opportunities with the federal government at two training seminars to be held on Thursday, June 7. The training sessions will be conducted by the Business Procurement Assistance Center (BPAC) at Moraine Park's Fond du Lac campus.
Machining/Fabrication 1 will be held from 9 to 11:30 a.m. on June 7. The Department of Defense (DOD) offers some of the best opportunities for a machine shop and/or fabricator to do business with the federal government. This training session is ideal for the machining and/or fabrication company new to government contracting or just starting to actively seek government work. The class will focus on identifying contracting opportunities, time management techniques, registration requirements and how machined/fabricated items are purchased, plus provide tips on how to be a successful contractor. A $30 fee for Machining/Fabrication 1 will cover the cost of materials.
Machining/Fabrication 2 will follow in the afternoon from 1 to 3:30 p.m. This seminar is targeted to machine shops/fabricators that are aggressively pursuing government contracts. The class will focus on current and upcoming changes to the contracting process. More in-depth topics important to competing in the DOD marketplace will be explored such as how to quote bids electronically, RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) and Wide Area Work Flow. There is a $40 fee for Machining/Fabrication 2.
Registration is required and can be done online at http://matcmadison.edu/bpac/events.htm. If you have questions contact BPAC at email@example.com or (608) 243-4490.
Established by Madison Area Technical College in 1988, BPAC provides technical and marketing assistance to Wisconsin businesses. In 2006, BPAC helped companies win 7,511 government contracts valued at $358 million, resulting in the creation or retention of 7,118 jobs in Wisconsin.
Moraine Park Technical College has selected Pete Rettler as the Interim Campus and Community Partner for the West Bend campus. Rettler currently serves as executive dean of instructional technologies and curriculum design with the College. Craig Johnson, the College's former campus and community partner, recently resigned to accept a position with Winona State University in Rochester, Minn.
Rettler, who has been with Moraine Park since 1997, will continue to serve in both capacities through the end of the year by which time the College plans to have a permanent candidate selected for the position.
"Pete's current involvement and familiarity with the West Bend community made him a natural choice to serve in the interim role," said Moraine Park President Gayle Hytrek. "We anticipate a very smooth transition during this time and will look to Pete to continue to maintain the strong business and community relationships already in place."
"I am very excited to have the opportunity to be serving in this new capacity," said Rettler. "I have lived in the area nearly my entire life and know the importance of technical education. I have many neighbors and friends who earned their college degrees from Moraine Park and are now successful business owners or are thriving at their places of work."
Rettler, a lifelong resident of Washington County, grew up in Hartford and is a 1982 graduate of Hartford Union High School. He received his bachelor's degree in Business Administration – Business Finance from the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire. Rettler returned to Washington County in 1997 and currently lives in West Bend along with his wife Kelly and their four children. He is an active member of the community.
Rettler is certified by the Wisconsin Technical College System in computer information systems, computer software and as an instructional supervisor. He will receive his master's degree in Management and Organizational Behavior from Silver Lake College in December 2007.
Rettler can be reached by phone at 262-335-5706 or via e-mail at email@example.com.
For information on Moraine Park Technical College, visit www.morainepark.edu.
Duane Porter, a student at Moraine Park Technical College, was elected president of the Wisconsin Student Government (WSG) for the 2007-08 academic year at the recent WSG meeting in New Richmond. He has been serving as WSG lieutenant governor for 2006-07.
Porter, from Campbellsport, is enrolled in the Information Technology – Technical Support Specialist associate degree program at Moraine Park's Fond du Lac campus. In addition to serving on the WSG, he is member of the Moraine Park IT Club, the Fond du Lac campus Student Senate and the Moraine Park District Student Government (DSG). He also serves on Moraine Park's Quality Council.
The Wisconsin Student Government is a student-run organization representing more than 460,000 technical college students across the state. WSG participates in the shared governance of the Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS) and seeks to advance higher education by empowering current and future students to advocate on their own behalf for the accessibility, affordability and quality of the WTCS. WSG addresses political and other issues that affect students, faculty, the system's financial concerns and its existence.
Moraine Park's Beaver Dam, Fond du Lac and West Bend campuses each have their own Student Senate to provide campus student activities and to address campus student government business. Moraine Park's District Student Government is established to address college-wide student issues and provide tri-campus student activities between each campus.
Porter was elected WSG lieutenant governor at the Feb. 2 DSG meeting and attended his first WSG meeting, the WSG Legislative Seminar, Feb. 25-27. "He decided at the recent April WSG meeting to run for 2007-08 WSG president and presented a very informative and persuasive campaign speech to the WSG membership which resulted in his election," said Jan Logan, Moraine Park student government advisor. "This is a very wonderful opportunity for one of Moraine Park's student leaders to serve as WSG president. Duane will attend the statewide District Boards Association meetings, among numerous other statewide meetings."
"I am truly honored to be given the opportunity to serve on the executive board of WSG for the next year," said Porter. "When I first entered Moraine Park last fall I never imagined that any of this would be happening. I hope that I can be an example to others in regard to opportunities and the excellent education provided by Moraine Park Technical College."
Porter is the third Moraine Park student over the past four years to be elected president of the WSG. Former Moraine Park students Monica Williamson and Michele Scholz also held the position.
For more information about Moraine Park, visit www.morainepark.edu.
Moraine Park Technical College honored staff who are retiring this year and those who are marking service anniversaries with a retirement and service recognition event on April 30.
The welcome was given by Moraine Park President Gayle Hytrek, with retirees announced by Kathy Broske, Human Resources vice president, and service recognition given by Beth Mendoza and Tim Stadler, Human Resources associate directors.
The 13 retirees include Richard Block, accounting instructor, from the Beaver Dam campus; Carol Kaiser, communications instructor, Donna Miller, Organizational Development administrative aide, Gary Miller, math instructor, John Phillips, dean of health sciences and public services, Sue Rosenmeier, word processing/curriculum specialist, John Schuppe, SunGard consultant, Tom Swingen, buildings and grounds maintenance worker, Joanne VanderSchaaf, child care center associate, and Jo Wischnewski, assistant to the vice president of Academic Affairs, from the Fond du Lac campus; and Mary Bestul, math instructor, Lee Sauer, communications/social science instructor, and Ray Zingsheim, accounting instructor, from the West Bend campus.
"We are grateful to each and every one of our retirees and to our staff who are marking anniversaries for their years of dedicated service to Moraine Park and our students," said Gayle Hytrek, Moraine Park president. "We wish our retirees the best as they begin the next chapter of their lives."
Honorees who marked service anniversaries include Judith Bourbonais and Jan Logan, 35 years; David Blum, 30 years; Anne Brett, Dorothy Esselman, Kathy Hirschboeck, Susan Linde, Ken Sabel and Mary Ann Schoenwetter, 25 years; Gloria Arenz, Mary Bestul, Judith Cayner, Sharon Lewis, Dianne Link, Deborah Martin, Joe Pease, Fredrick Rice, Sue Rosenmeier and Chris VanGrinsven, 20 years; Nadine Arndt, Bonnie Bauer, Rainer Fleschner, Donna Freund, Greg Harding, Joan Hill, JoAnne Henken and Linda Pratt, 15 years; and Betty Barlow, Chuck Brendel, Lila Buytendorp, Ann Faul, Lynn Marquardt, Pete Rettler, Scott Troedel, Jerome VanKirk, Mary Vogl-Rauscher and Linda Wilke, 10 years.
Five-year honorees include Chuck Birringer, Heidi Bogenschneider, Joan Bolender, Jonne Braun, Josh Bullock, Amy Clark, Curt DeHaan, Joe Dion, Bruce Forciea, JoAnn Hall, Amanda Hruska, Leon Jost, Mary Krieger, Denise Kryzanowski, Stephanie Lueck, Mary Martin, Candace Meindel, Marylou Mercado, Jeff Quackenboss, Lisa Rameker, Steve Trewyn, Catherine Werner and Terri Wilkens.
The event was catered by Moraine Park Culinary Arts students, under the supervision of Culinary Arts instructors Ron Speich, Tom Endejan and James Simmers.
An endowed scholarship has been established with the Moraine Park Foundation by the Francis R. and Ruth E. Oberreich Foundation in Markesan.
This new general scholarship is available to all qualified Moraine Park program students. Applicants must be enrolled for at least nine credits per semester and maintain a grade point average of at least 2.75. Financial need is among the criteria used to determine scholarship recipients.
"An endowed scholarship ensures student scholarships for perpetuity and is an outstanding memorial to individuals like Francis and Ruth Oberreich," said Sharon Nevins Holmes, Moraine Park vice president of marketing and college advancement. "Increasing the Moraine Park Foundation's endowed scholarship fund will enable us to make education a reality for more students."
The private foundation established by the late Francis and Ruth Oberreich is dedicated to helping youth and makes annual gifts to churches, schools and other nonprofit organizations. This is the first endowed scholarship the Oberreich Foundation has given.
Lynn Funk, Oberreich Foundation board president, said education was something that Ruth Oberreich always felt was important so when the opportunity arose for the foundation to create an endowed scholarship, the board felt it was "a match made in heaven," she said.
"The idea that this money is perpetual is what was really appealing," said Funk. "The money that has been donated will go on and on and continue to help people who want to go on to college but need some additional assistance."
For more information about the Moraine Park Foundation, visit www.morainepark.edu or call Sharon Holmes at 920-924-6326.
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What happened to matinees, in general? I work in hospitality and do not have the availability on the weekends. Twice in the past month I have had the desire to go and see a movie in the afternoon of one of my weekdays off, only to find there is no opportunity for that. I can hardly believe I am the only one to feel this way. Was there that little of a demand for these shows that they are not offered?
i was not pleased with the temp in the theater i was in. istuffy and hot. AND when did the prices go up for senior matinees? last movie was $4. this one was $6.50. UP BY $2.50? come on! why the huge price hike? where's the savings in charging adult matinee tickets at $7.00 and seniors only .50 cheaper? i have never complained about prices before but this is ridiculous!!!!!


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Reply+343#14 - mattdoggy (04/26/2014) [-]
>she wants to become a doctor
>does good with grades and all and we get an occasional update from her
>she posts a bunch of pictures to facebook all the time of her working out, riding on boats, going to clubs, vacationing in the bahamas, etc.
>we go to visit one time and she has us stay in her multi story house that is right along a canal filled with yachts and has a screened in pool and hot tub
>every piece of furniture is new and they have top of the line appliances with a big screen tv bigger than most windows
>I park my old truck behind her brand new prius and a pair of scooters
>that night we have steaks on a built in wall grill
>a week or two after we make it home she comes to visit us
>says that she is broke and doesn't know how to fix it
>how much?
>she failed at becoming a doctor and had to pay some fees for messing up with the grants she had
>we asked her about her job and she says she hasn't had one the entire time she was going to college
>she had just borrowed more and more money from different banks and maxed out over a dozen high limit credit cards.
>her mother couldn't help because she'd bought several houses and then tried to sell them but the market fell out
>grandparents gave up the majority of their retirement and mortgaged their land to be able to cover for her
>mfw she shows up to christmas bragging about her vacations to the Bahamas and then vegas
Reply+3#216 to #14 - hecatonchires (04/26/2014) [-]
Sell her to the russians.
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Reply+5#177 to #14 - lampyridae (04/26/2014) [-]
Someone needs to dropkick this chick
Reply+6#188 to #130 - spetsnazvymple ONLINE (04/26/2014) [-]
*exterminate her
Reply+5#109 to #14 - metacobalion ONLINE (04/26/2014) [-]
This ******* bitch.
Reply+12#58 to #14 - catburglarpenis (04/26/2014) [-]
I joined the military to afford college but even my local ROTC branch would've paid me to go. Most the ROTC guys end up being Reservists-weekend warriors (I can say that- after 4 years Active I was Active Drilling Reserve for an extra year). So your "great debt" that needs to be repaid for the Army giving you a free education and paying you to go to school?
One weekend a month, two weeks a year. It's not even a hard weekend. Half the time we just sit there dicking around on our phones until they tell us we can leave. The two weeks a year? Not that much harder. The Active Duty folks know Reservists don't know **** , so you end up doing busywork during your two weeks. Every time.
Boot Camp/Officer Training is whatever but afterwards it's all gravy. Small ******* price to pay for some sick-ass benefits.
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#228 to #59 - animedudej (04/26/2014) [-]and women want equal rights... i bet you i couldnt make half that if i tried by donoring sperm...
i guess it's cause upon ejaculating a man produces millions upon millions of sperm while a woman only has one egg and it's a limited amount
i guess it's cause upon ejaculating a man produces millions upon millions of sperm while a woman only has one egg and it's a limited amount
#260 to #228 - catburglarpenis (04/26/2014) [-]
No, but they'd never cut you off and you could do it your whole life if you wanted to.
#264 to #260 - animedudej (04/26/2014) [-]
i could some in with a sign saying "will munk it for $£€"
#273 to #264 - catburglarpenis (04/26/2014) [-]
Or you could just go through the regular application process like everybody else. Whatever floats your boat, really.
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#261 to #227 - catburglarpenis (04/26/2014) [-]
It's not invasive surgery by any means or stretches of the imagination. The whole process is detailed on the website and detailed even fuller on other websites. You get a couple of shots and I think they syringe the eggs right out, but you'd have to look for yourself. I know it's not an invasive surgery, or else scar tissue would build up too quickly and they'd cut you off almost right away.
#39 to #14 - myaccountisnew (04/26/2014) [-]
Sheesh, and I thought my brother was irresponsible with money...
#38 to #14 - aherorising (04/26/2014) [-]mfw this chick
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******* story...
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He must have been thinking about their next destination.Originally Posted by TeamBoone
The Rally Onion wants 150 fans before Opening Day.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought that FSN represented Cincinnati? (at least in games that the Reds play in) If so, why would they continue to employ (even if it means buying out a contract) Grande, with all the supporting he does of the opposition? It's hard to get excited about the Reds when I get to watch my own team play in silence and hear everything in the world about the opponent.
They don't want homers calling the games.
Go Gators!
Why? And, if not, can we at least not be subjected to a Cardinals homer calling Reds games?Originally Posted by KronoRed
Same reason they asked the Braves guys to tone the homerism down, they want "balance"
Go Gators!
Braves guys go to a National audience on TBS. I don't think they are right to ask them to tone it down, but at least it is distinguishable.Originally Posted by KronoRed
If I am seeking out a Reds game on FSN Ohio, I am 95 times out of 100, a die hard Reds fan, no? I just don't get the philosophy here. It IS possible to be a "homer" and still be interesting and critical as an announcer. Being a "homer" (whatever that means) does not mean you have to be blindly accepting of all that goes on. But it does mean that you might be pleased when good stuff happens, and pleased on a consistent basis.
Probably b/c he saw two other "should have won the game" opportunities go up in smoke with the BP yesterday... no sense in getting excited until the last out is made!Originally Posted by smith288
It is good to see RZ'ers complaining about George. Usually when George gets his own thread (again), it means the REDS are winning. Otherwise, there would be all kinds of other things to moan about with this club. I like George threads!
Small market fan... always hoping, but never expecting.
And why not?Originally Posted by KronoRed
That's an excellent point.Originally Posted by RedFanAlways1966
"It's easier to give up. I'm not a very vocal player. I lead by example. I take the attitude that I've got to go out and do it. Because of who I am, I've got to give everything I've got to come back."
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I think Marty is a good example of a critical homer. Marty loves the Reds much in the same way we do. Obviously, he sometimes picks the wrong target for the wrong reason, but still he is a homer and leaves no doubt as to who he wants to win and succeed. I do not think the same can be said of Grande. I think he's like a t-ball coach, just hoping everyone had fun and would just as soon not mention any winners or losers, just great performances.Originally Posted by membengal
Can't win with 'em
Can't win without 'em
Ah, a GG bashing for me is like cake to a fat boy. I can't resist.
Tonight should give this thread more fuel for the fire.
"The Reds and the Redbirds coming up next"
"You know, you hate to see an injury to a player having a season like Pujols"
"Eckstein does all the little things right and the little guy plays big"
"Edmonds.......he got it, he got it!"
"Juan Encarnacion,.....you know his story."
I'll gladly put up with George if I don't have to hear those JTM and Red Roof commercials anymore.
Don't let it be said that I didn't show up to talk about GG. I have had a horrible time listening to him. He is so much of a fan of the other teams that it clouds his calls of great Reds moments. I would love to know how much it would cost him to get a spotter on flyballs. I don't know how many times I was working on a paper in college listening and watching and a flyball was hit "pretty good. I would look up to find an outfielder preparing to catch a mid-range flyball. His depth perception is comparable to that of a man looking in a funhouse mirror.Originally Posted by traderumor
If we weren't all crazy we would go insane.-Jimmy Buffett
Freel hit a HR in the 11th? I thought Rich Aurilia hit it....he had such a great at bat before that!Originally Posted by Hap
Thankfully CW mentioned that David Ross had a great AB as well, and actually got on base.
Quick Question: How has no one started a fire George Grande website. We've had one for Bob Boone and Miley. Why no GG?
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Every story whispers his name.
A Bible like no other, The Jesus Storybook Bible invites children to join in the greatest of all adventures, to discover for themselves that Jesus is at the center of God's great story of salvation--and at the center of their own story too!
The Jesus Storybook Bible tells the story beneath all the stories in the Bible. At the center of all is a baby, the child upon whom everything will depend. From Noah, to Moses, to the great King David—every story points to him. He is the missing piece to the puzzle—the piece that makes all the other pieces fit together. From the Old Testament through the New Testament, as the story unfolds, children will pick up the clues and piece together the puzzle.
The Jesus Storybook Bible makes an excellent gift at Christmas, when we all remember that he is the puzzle piece that makes all the other pieces in our lives fit.
- Recommended for ages 4 to 8
- 12-point text size
- 7.75" x 6.50" x 1.00"
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Number of Pages: 352
Vendor: ZonderKidz
Publication Date: 2006
Dimensions: 7.75 X 6.50 X 1.00 (inches)
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Ages: 4-8
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The Moonbeam Award Gold Medal Winner in the religion category, The Jesus Storybook Bible tells the Story beneath all the stories in the Bible. At the center of the Story is a baby, the child upon whom everything will depend. Every story whispers his name. From Noah to Moses to the great King Davidevery story points to him. He is like the missing piece in a puzzlethe piece that makes all the other pieces fit together. From the Old Testament through the New Testament, as the Story unfolds, children will pick up the clues and piece together the puzzle. A Bible like no other, The Jesus Storybook Bible invites children to join in the greatest of all adventures, to discover for themselves that Jesus is at the center of Gods great story of salvationand at the center of their Story too.
Author Bio
Sally Lloyd-Jones is a leading writer of inspirational books for children. She is the author of three bestselling childrens Bibles, including the Gold Book Award-winning Babys First Bible and, most recently, the Moonbeam Award Winner and ALA notable, The Jesus Storybook Bible: Every Story Whispers His Name. She has written many picture books for children, including the critically acclaimed New York Times bestseller How to Be a Baby: By Me, the Big Sister. Sally was born and raised in Africa, was schooled in England, and now lives in New York City. She can be found at www.sallylloyd-jones.com.Jago is an accomplished illustrator with several prestigious awards to his credit, including a Macmillian "Highly Commended" Award for Childrens Illustration in 2003, an AOI Silver Award in 2004, and the National Literacy Association Wow! Award. Jago lives in Cornwall, England, with his wife and daughter.
The Jesus Storybook Bible: Every Story Whispers His Name disproves the adage that you can't judge a book by its cover.
Jago's award-winning cover art is a foretaste of the whimsically insightful and richly colored drawings that await you on every one of the book's 351 pages. The illustrations alone are worth the price of the book.
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Jan5 Stars Out Of 5The Jesus Storybook BibleMay 28, 2015JanQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5I LOVE this Bible! It is not the "typical" children's Bible. It is the best ever.
L.S.3 Stars Out Of 5Good but not greatMarch 31, 2015L.S.Quality: 4Value: 4Meets Expectations: 4I bought this to use with homeschool and teaching Sunday School. After reading about it on different websites, I thought it would be above great, but it isn't. For instance, I was going to use it for church this Sunday, Palm Sunday. But, there's no story about Palm Sunday in it! Also, the pictures are a little bit freaky.
Terry5 Stars Out Of 5Top Quality!March 6, 2015TerryQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This review was written for The Jesus Storybook Bible: Every Story Whispers His Name.This was the Top of The Line in Childrens Bibles, I was very pleased with The Art Work!
Cassie HaleIndianapolis, INAge: 35-44Gender: female1 Stars Out Of 5Surprised and DisappointedFebruary 8, 2015Cassie HaleIndianapolis, INAge: 35-44Gender: femaleDue to the glowing recommendation of a couple friends, I grabbed this title and another for my then-5--year-old to look through and choose for a new, fresh reading. So, this review is partly a reflection of her opinion and mine. First, I found some of the stories to be inaccurate when compared to actual Scripture. I also felt that it was overly emotional. I thought the illustrations were distracting and unattractive, and I realize this is a matter of opinion. My daughter said she did not like this one because it was ugly and said the same thing. She was referring to the end of each story that refers back to Jesus. The Complete Illustrated Children's Bible published by Harvest House won her vote, as well as the Catherine Vos Child's Story Bible. The selection was wider and showed the complete character of God rather than just majoring on his attribute of love. Anyway, just our opinion. I am very surprised at it's popularity. It isn't one I would gift, especially to a new believer.
SG5 Stars Out Of 5Jesus Storybook BibleJanuary 30, 2015SGQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5I love how the thread/theme of God's love and His "rescue plan" is emphasized all the way through, from creation and on. Don't expect every famous story to be here--I was looking for Esther the other day, and realized that part isn't there--but then there is a very sweet section based on Isaiah, as well as a little about Ezra and Nehemiah that is very well done. I'm reading from this to my class of pre-K kids, and they are enjoying it. The language used is delightful.
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Q: Does the Jesus Storybook Bible come with a CD?
This item does not come with a CD, but CBD stock number WW718789 "The Jesus Storybook Bible, Deluxe Edition with CDs" does.
Q: Does this particular storybook bible come in Spanish and how do I order it online?
Yes, the book is available in a Spanish Edition. The CBD stock number for the Spanish edition is WW756067.
Q: What version is this? Such as KJV ect
This book contains stories based on the Biblical text. Where scripture quotations appear, they are taken from the New International Version.
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Author/Artist Review
Located in: New York, New York
Submitted: June 19, 2007
Tell us a little about yourself. I am a British born children's book writer living in New York City. I came to the States from the UK in 1989--just for a year. I"m still here. I have worked for several years as the publisher of Christian Children's Books for Reader's Digest before leaving in 2000 to write full time. I have written three other best-selling children's Bibles: Baby's First Bible; A Child's First Bible; and The Lift-The-Flap Bible. I can be found at sallylloyd-jones.com
What was your motivation behind this project? I wrote this so children could know that God is for them and loves them with a Never Stopping, Never Giving up, Unbreaking, Always and Forever Love.
What do you hope folks will gain from this project? The Jesus Storybook Bible tells the Story beneath all the stories of the Bible. It takes the whole Bible to tell the Story. And at the center of the Story, there is a baby, the Child upon whom everything would depend. From Noah to Moses to King David, every story whispers his name. He is like the missing piece in a puzzle--the piece that makes all the other pieces fit together.
Who are your influences, sources of inspiration or favorite authors / artists? As far as writers go: C S Lewis, Edward Lear, A A Milne, James Marshall, to name just a very few... and teachers: Dr Timothy Keller, pastor of my church in New York City; Fredreck Buechner; Helmut Thielecke; Brennan Manning
Anything else you'd like readers / listeners to know: Excerpted from The Jesus Storybook Bible: Every Story Whispers His Name by Sally Lloyd-Jones, Jago. Copyright © 2007. Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. "It's like an adventure story about a young Hero who came from a far country to win back his lost treasure. It's a love story about a brave Prince who leaves his palace, his throne, everything to rescue the one he loves. It's like the most wonderful of fairy tales that have come true in real life. You see, the best thing about this story is--it's true. It takes the whole Bible to tell this story. And at the center of the Story there is a baby. Every story in the Bible whispers his name. He is like the missing piece in a puzzle--the piece that makes all the other pieces fit together and suddenly you can see a beautiful picture. And this is no ordinary baby. This is the Child upon whom everything would depend. This is the baby that would one day-- but wait, our story starts where all good stories start. Right at the very beginning..."


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85 Broad Street's First Major Lessee Signs On
WeWork, a company that offers monthly access to office space and services to small businesses and anyone comfortable with shared working quarters, signed a lease for 240,000 square feet at 85 Broad Street between South William and Pearl Streets, the former headquarters of Goldman Sachs. It's the first significant lease in the 30-story building owned by MetLife and Beacon Capital Partners, and the first sizable deal of 2015 in the Financial District, the New York Post reported.
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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Lecture with New York City Audubon in Conjunction with the Artwork of Alan Messer
at Arsenal (in Central Park), Manhattan
6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
NYC Audubon has worked for over 30 years to protect wild birds and their habitat in the NYC, through public outreach and advocacy, educational programming, and scientific research.
Category: Accessible, Birding, Education, Nature, Art, History, Talks
Horticultural Lecture #3 With Ed Bowen
at New York Public Library SIBL Business Library, Manhattan
6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
This series is devoted to landscape design and the meaning of our interactions with plants and the natural world.
Category: Nature, Talks
Shape Up NYC: Bollywood Cardio Dance
at J. Hood Wright Recreation Center (in J. Hood Wright Park), Manhattan
6:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
Join Shape Up NYC's free Bolly X classes. Bolly X is a high in tensity Bollywood cardio dance workout.
Category: Fitness
Thursday, March 19, 2015
Morning Fitness at Fort Tryon Park
at Heather Garden (in Fort Tryon Park), Manhattan
7:30 a.m.–8:30 a.m.
Come to Fort Tryon Park and try something new. Join us on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings for one hour of walking, stretching, and strengthening exercises.
Category: Fitness
2014 Emerging Artist Fellowship Exhibition at Socrates Sculpture Park
at Socrates Sculpture Park, Queens
8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
The annual Emerging Artist Fellowship Exhibition is a cornerstone of the park's visual arts program and is widely acclaimed for the ambition, breadth & innovation of the works on view.
Category: Art, Waterfront
Latinos In Comics Exhibiton
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Over fifty pieces of work by Latinos in the comic book industry will be on display at the Poe Park Visitor Center.
Category: Art, Kids
Tai Chi for Beginners
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
8:00 a.m.–9:00 a.m.
Learn basic movements and Tai Chi moves that will improve your balance.
Category: Fitness
Art In the Garden: Paul Lin & Botanical Therapeutic Art
at Queens Botanical Garden, Queens
9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Art In the Garden: Paul Lin- Botanical Therapeutic Art Tuesdays through Saturdays, January 20 to April 12 in the Visitor & Administration Building Gallery. (Note: The…
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at Hamilton Fish Recreation Center (in Hamilton Fish Park), Manhattan
9:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
On January 16, 1936 the deaths of two famous men were printed on the front page of the Peekskill Evening Star. The two men shared the name Hamilton Fish.
Category: Art, Film
Art Exhibit: Conserving Our City of Nature: The Artwork of Alan Messer
at Arsenal (in Central Park), Manhattan
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
The exhibition reveals over 30 of Messer's detailed paintings, illustrations, and field sketches of NYC's avian wildlife and habitats.
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Black Forest Parfaits
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|2% low fat milk
|2 Cup (32 tbs), divided (Use Cold)
|Neufchatel cheese
|4 Ounce
|Chocolate flavor sugar free instant pudding and pie
|3 9⁄10 Ounce (Package, 4 Serving Size Jello)
|Fat free chocolate loaf
|15 Ounce, cubed (1 Package, Entenmann's)
|Canned reduced calorie cherry pie filling
|20 Ounce (1 Can)
|Semi sweet chocolate squares
|1 , grated (Use Bakers)
Pour 1/2 cup milk into blender container.
Add neufchatel cheese; cover.
Blend until smooth.
Add remaining 1 1/2 cups milk and pudding mix; cover.
Blend until smooth.
Divide cake cubes evenly among 12 individual dishes.
Reserve a few cherries for garnish if desired; spoon remaining cherry pie filling over cake cubes.
Top with pudding mixture.
Refrigerate until ready to serve.
Garnish with reserved cherries and chocolate.
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What your skin may be telling you about your health
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48 CFR 53.109 - Forms prescribed by other regulations.
Certain forms referred to in Subpart 53.2 are prescribed in other regulations and are specified by the FAR for use in acquisition. For each of these forms, the prescribing agency is identified by means of a parenthetical notation after the form number. For example, SF 1165, which is prescribed by the Government Accountability Office (GAO), is identified as SF 1165(GAO).
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Dame Margery Perham
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© estate of Sir William Rothenstein / National Portrait Gallery, London
Dame Margery Perham
by Sir William Rothenstein
sanguine and black and white chalk, 1919
14 7/8 in. x 11 in. (378 mm x 279 mm)
Given by the executors of the sitter's estate, 1982
Primary Collection
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- Dame Margery Freda Perham (1895-1982), Colonial civil servant and historian. Sitter in 3 portraits.
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I hope all turns out well for Ben. Football is just a game. Life and limb are the important thing. As a Bengals fan, I want to play PITT w/ Ben. That is the way it should be.
Don't let a few jerks get ya upset. For every jerk there are at least a hundred others hoping all end's well for Ben. Whether they are from CLEVE, CINN, BALT, INDY or wherever. Loud-mouths are always heard, but should always be ignored.
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Are you going to HNS 2015?
I am so excited to attend my first Historical Novel Society Conference in Denver this June! I'll be presenting on three panels: (Re)creating the Past: Historical Fiction Without the Famous; The Art of Book Cover Design for Historical Fiction; and The Red Pen and Historical Fiction: An Editor's Perspective. Will you be attending? I'd love to meet you there!
Monday, January 7, 2013
On Craft Quotable: Write in Scenes
What is a scene?
a) A scene starts and ends in one place at one time (the Aristotelian unities of time and place–this stuff goes waaaayyyy back).
b) A scene starts in one place emotionally and ends in another place emotionally. Starts angry, ends embarrassed. Starts lovestruck, ends disgusted.
c) Something happens in a scene, whereby the character cannot go back to the way things were before. Make sure to finish a scene before you go on to the next. Make something happen.
~Janet Fitch
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GUIs on Windows Mobile with phoneME and Eclipse SWT
For those of you looking into creating a graphical user interface on Windows Mobile with
something else then AWT in phoneME Personal Profile, there are toolkits like Thinlet
(http://thinlet.sourceforge.net/home.html) that run on top of AWT, but in the end the options for
J2ME CDC are limited. And I don't think there is already a port of LWUIT available for PBP or
After some experimenting, I was able to get Eclipse SWT to work on top of phoneME
Foundation on Windows Mobile. There are a few features missing in the SWT/WinCE port so
perhaps not every SWT interface is supported, but I could run some of the Jalimo
(http://jalimo.org) SWT examples. For some screenshots and how to go about, have a look
over here:
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on top of SWT, I was able to run some simple Swing applications, but the performance
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Behind the explosive growth in social media
January 4, 2013
When it comes to social media, anticipating the next big thing is part of the fun each new year. Going into 2012, few people forecast that Pinterest would take off the way it did, with time spent on the site skyrocketing by 6,000 percent to 721 million minutes. If Pinterest was the year's biggest surprise, Instagram was a close second. The site, which was purchased by Facebook in 2012, saw visitors soar by 724 percent in a six-month period. This year both of the still-hot sites will be pushing to monetize their millions of users in the growing social media ad market. Ad revenue for social networks is poised to hit $4.6 billion in the coming year, according to a ZenithOptimedia forecast. While most of that will come from the big sites, namely Facebook and to a lesser degree Twitter, the smaller sites will attempt to start making money as well. And second-tier social networks like Google+ will be looking for ways to become more relevant. Bill DeRosa, principal at Connecticut social media agency Talking Finger, talks to Media Life about 2012's most notable social media developments, what 2013 may hold, and the future of Google+.
What was the most notable development in social media in 2012 and why?
The recognition that playtime is over.
Analytics, return on investment, and creating integrated social marketing strategies with "traditional" and other online resources and tools is moving to the forefront.
I truly feel just a year ago it was still very experimental. I also believe more and more people understand that the number of likes or follows is meaningless as a metric. It is one of the reasons why the ROI on using social was slipping away.
For quite a while, it was thought that large numbers meant a better chance of ROI, when in fact the opposite occurs. The audience becomes so watered down it becomes tough to actually create content that would be valuable to a specific audience. That audience should be those who would purchase your product or service, your advocates that could help propel your brand to their connections and so on.
It also becomes more difficult to build meaningful relationships.
What trends in social media will you be watching in 2013?
The movement into more and more visual content. Pictures and video rule the social content world. My business partner, Erik Granato, coined the term "social currency" for these objects. I believe you will see more and more focus on creating branded visuals.
Development of advanced tools for measuring ROI and advocacy. There are some clever ways currently, for example, to link Google analytics into your social initiatives to get really good metrics. It won't be long until developers create specific tools for this type of measurement.
We have come a long way just in the last year on this front, but with ROI being such a hot topic for social, I think you will see a lot stronger measuring tools.
More creation of strategy based on market research and analytics and deeper integration with all other forms of marketing. No marketing can live in a silo any longer. If you only use social, you will lose market share. If you only use traditional, you will lose market share. Strategies help understand how much time to put into each marketing initiative and how they play off of each other for an overall snowball effect.
Are you seeing more client interest in using sites beyond Facebook and Twitter in social media campaigns? Which ones are attracting the most interest?
Absolutely. Pinterest continues to grow on this front as they strive to monetize their network by letting businesses create verified accounts. I am sure you will soon see this as a step towards the ability to promote your content in the near future.
Pheed, for example, is starting to gain momentum as a niche network for art, music and culture though it is still in its infancy stage.
Instagram is always a discussion as well, though the success stories for monetization are very limited at present. They are owned by Facebook, and a potential mobile ad tie-in may be coming.
What do you think the future holds for Google+?
I am becoming a bit more bullish on G+.
It still does not have an audience of consumers per se, but I am seeing it trend towards being more like LinkedIn. The audience there is very Linked-In-like with many self branding themselves as thought leaders.
The difference is G+ is more enjoyable and not so stuffy. In addition, G+ has a ton of tools available for business. LinkedIn is actually cutting back on some applications.
Of course, more than anything, G+ is owned by Google. G+ pages get ranked well and a good integration with YouTube (another Google product and VISUAL) could be powerful as time goes on. However … you still need an audience. So time will have to tell on this one.
What's the most important thing media people can do in order to stay abreast of developments in social media?
Be sure to follow trusted sources such as Mashable and Social Media Examiner and of course us at Talking Finger. Fortunately, there are so many ways now to stay on top of the social world and get real-time news and information. I think we all do a good job of telling it like it is, and not fluffing it.
For example, we all blast Facebook for their faux pas and praise them when they do something good. We all show the good and bad faces of social. In the end, social is so fluid that having resources is vitally important.
Facebook could disappear in the next five years, so knowing what network people are moving to and ways to utilize it are paramount.
What sort of growth do you anticipate for social media in the coming year?
We are actually running a survey and one of the questions are "Will you be increasing, decreasing or maintaining the current amount of social media marketing for 2013"? Seventy-one percent of the one hundred and twenty three respondents chose "increasing."
This is a bit higher than the number you may find in a Google search, as the respondents are people who may be a bit more in tune with finding success in social since a bulk of them are clients and are already attaining ROI in various forms. However, most similar surveys are showing that most are increasing their social presence for 2013.
Do you think "native advertising" will play a big factor, and why or why not?
Let's take Pinterest as an example here. You will never see a banner ad there. The future monetization for Pinterest will be to have a promoted piece of content show "organically" in the feed.
Facebook has had "Promoted Posts" for a while now, and it does a great job of circumventing the EdgeRank algorithm by getting my eyes on your content.
I do believe this will be factor in 2013. What businesses and organizations must realize is that this does not take the place of creating good content. Promoting content that isn't what your audience wants to connect with trumps all. In the end, content is and always be king regardless of how it gets found or promoted.
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