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My Brother's Keeper, Bruce Wood's ambitious new work for an all-male cast, has been almost 20 years in the making. Men-only dances just aren't done, so the Fort Worth choreographer had little precedent to build on.
"Don't make it that important," Wood says with a laugh just as he's about to complete his long-running quest.
The men in his current company, the Bruce Wood Dance Project, along with a number of guest artists, will premiere the 75-minute piece this weekend at the Montgomery Arts Theater in downtown Dallas. It will be performed without an intermission.
Wood presented a shorter work-in-progress version as part of a mixed program at the theater last year.
Dance works for male groups have been tried before, but they're rare. Modern dance pioneer Ted Shawn had a men's troupe in the 1930s, and Lloyd Newson, founder of DV8 Physical Theatre, began creating what Wood calls brutal pieces for men in the '80s.
"It's very earthbound," Wood says of men dancing with men, "where dancing with a woman is generally the total opposite. You get them in the air. It's much more spiritual and romantic. But over the years, I've come up with enough ways to partner men, enough movement vocabulary, that I can actually make a big dance out of it. Choreographically, I find it fascinating."
The idea initially crossed his mind when he moved his first group, the Bruce Wood Dance Company, from Austin to Fort Worth in 1997. A museum librarian had turned Wood on to photographer Duane Michals, who uses text on his pictures to tell stories.
Wood even considered starting an all-male company, but his board talked him out of it. The dance audience wants to see those soaring women, went the conventional wisdom, not men stuck to the ground.
"I thought, 'One day I'm going to make a dance about these photographs.' It's one of those things you put in the back of your head," Wood says, "and now all these years later I'm doing it."
My Brother's Keeper is a series of vignettes about family relationships — fathers and sons, grandfathers and grandsons, brothers. Wood brought on Theatre Three executive producer-director Jac Alder, who is 78, to adapt Michals' words into a story told from the point of view of an elderly man looking back on his life.
"I went through several of his books, eventually putting together pieces that mostly emphasized male family relationships, and as a secondary important theme, artistic ambition," says Alder, who will perform the text at the shows. "I suppose my role is in large part to reflect on a longer life of relationships than the younger men have."
Playing the younger roles are Wood company members Dallas Blagg, Albert Drake, Harry Feril, Aaron Kozak, Joshua Peugh and 18-year-old Southern Methodist University freshman Alex Druzbanski. Wood also recruited Dallas native Chris Vo of the TV series Smash and Texas Christian University graduate Domingo Estrada of the Mark Morris Dance Group as guest performers.
To complete his multigenerational cast, Wood brought a couple of older guys out of retirement to play the father figures — former Joffrey Ballet dancer Tom Fowler, 64, now a Dallas massage therapist, and yoga instructor Larry Lane, a 58-year-old former New York theater actor and dancer. Dallas singer Gary Floyd will provide live vocals.
Lane was intrigued by the idea but wondered if he'd been off the boards too long. "Dance is very hard on the body," he says. "Could I do it and not make Bruce sorry he asked me?"
Lane's intimate duet with Peugh as his son turned out to be one of the highlights of last summer's work-in-progress showing.
Lane and Wood both grew up with macho fathers. Wood's was a Texas football coach, Lane's a professional football player and Army general. "You can't get more male than that, and I was anything but that," Lane says. "We had discord because of it, and he didn't know what to do."
My Brother's Keeper tries to deal with these emotional issues empathetically, according to Wood, and they're not limited to men of his father's generation.
"Even the dancers in their 20s still feel like they want something from their dad that their dad can't give them," he says. "There's still this chasm, and that's the thing that I find the most interesting. If the dance is about anything emotionally, it's about how to bridge that gulf, and what it's like when you do. What that looks like, what that feels like and how difficult it can be."
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Reflecting back on the hectic holiday season, I am glad that the New Year is in full swing and 2013 has been kicked out the back door. My resolution last year to be a better mother may or may not have been fulfilled. The kids seem to still love me, which is positive, but my daughter is no less stubborn than she ever was, which tells me that I have made absolutely no progress with that issue.
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The Perseid meteor shower peaks tonight and the weather across Central Alabama will cooperate for viewing. The best time to see meteors will be between midnight and dawn. For best results, get away from city lights under a clear, dark sky. Face northeast in a lawn chair or sleeping bag and look about halfway up in the sky.
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Walbridge Grade School is a two and a half story brick and mortar building in north St Louis Missouri. It was built in the a early 1920s as a result of the "baby boom" which followed the First World War. It was the type of building my parent's generation would have attended; my parents being part of what TV journalist Tom Brokow calls "the greatest generation." According to the Internet Walbridge is still being used for educating the current generation.
I arrived at Walbridge about 1949. The building, from my child's perspective, had very high ceilings, "to allow the heat to rise". Since school in Missouri continued through the second week of June and began again the day after Labor Day, the rooms on the sunny side would get to use one of the two school owned fans. Sometimes the teachers would add their own. The playground was covered with asphalt. I wonder if there was any school year in which I did not bleed from one injury or another. Teachers took turns being schoolyard monitors (also as "gym teachers"). Our seventh grade teacher pointed out this meant that one day a week she had only one break -- for lunch.
I remember when the first TV was brought into class about the third grade. The big treat, though, was an occasional movie shown in the only room with dark shades. Grade school was eight years (there was no Middle or Junior High school). For most of these years I walked home for lunch. It was that, take my lunch, or go to one of the local confectionaries and buy something. When I got to High School I had to buy my lunch, along with paying bus fare to get to and from.
Every two years there was a citywide vote on something called the Tax Levy. This meant the School Board had to go to the taxpayers and ask for enough money to keep the schools going. A two-thirds majority was needed to pass. If it failed, as it did at least once, the Levy went back to the State Constitution mandated minimum set sometime after the Civil War. We students from Kindergarten on were enlisted to work for the new levy; always a hard sell as it represented some degree of increase. In the end parents were usually convinced they should give their children more than they had received.
Since those days Kay and I have reared five children, moved numerous times, and met innumerable teachers in a multitude of school districts. We've seen our kids though good schools and bad, rich and poor, and even one low budget non-profit institution.
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I am one that is open to anything that would bring security and buidling improvements to our corporation. People will belly ache about taxes but really... what else are we to do?
-- Posted by sassypants on Thu, Jul 10, 2008, at 11:57 AM
Here in Charlotte, the whole county is one big school system. As one of the only cities in the nation that is growing exponentially and people are still buying up houses, the school board naturally keeps asking for more money. They did not get their request this year and as a result are getting rid of something like 26 assistant principal positions. If this would have happened the year I got out of college, I'm pretty sure I would have had to move to Houston, TX to find a job.
-- Posted by benjilewis on Thu, Jul 10, 2008, at 1:09 PM
Several years ago there was a state court decision in Arkansas to the effect the property tax system there violated Brown vs. Board of Education. If my children's school corporation or district has less per student to spend, it is separate as is keeping with long tradition. But it is equal?
-- Posted by LifeObserver on Fri, Jul 11, 2008, at 7:16 AM
Ou schools are not equal. Look at the condition of Eastside or Meridian vs. Jackson Township.
-- Posted by sassypants on Fri, Jul 11, 2008, at 11:04 AM
I can only comment on Eastside E. It is deplorable condition. Anyone who has been in it must see how badly it needs an upgrade.
-- Posted by BackHomeAgain on Fri, Jul 11, 2008, at 1:36 PM
But yet, we have a group of people willing to fight the needed school improvements. They want to build new schools and not update what is here.
-- Posted by sassypants on Fri, Jul 11, 2008, at 2:42 PM
But, sassypants, are you willing to pay an increase in taxes for that upgrade?
-- Posted by Conservative Dad on Fri, Jul 11, 2008, at 8:09 PM
There would not be an increase. The bond on Northview is up and your taxes wouls tay the same.
And YES I am willing to pay the increase. It involves security and what price do you put on your childs security??? My children are worth me paying the same amount of tax.
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- As the cool water slowly soothes away my unjustified frustration, I feel my neck muscles relaxing and know my features are easing back to pacific calm.
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- During the 1940s and into 1950 most of the motive power for these trains consisted of F - 15 light Pacifics, with an occasional A - 16 Atlantic being used.
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- When the college president pacifically asks Costello if her vegetarianism comes out of moral conviction, she bewilderingly replies that no, 'it comes out of a desire to save my soul.'
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Mid 16th century: from French pacifique or Latin pacificus 'peacemaking', from pax, pac- 'peace'.
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Peace is from Old French pais, from Latin pax 'peace'. The phrase no peace for the wicked comes from Isaiah 48:22 (There is no peace to the wicked, saith the Lord). In legal texts, the word pacific (mid 16th century), from the same root, still retains its early meaning 'free from strife, peaceful'. In 1520 the Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan passed through the stormy waters of the strait between what is now Tierra Del Fuego and mainland Chile. To his relief he emerged to calm seas, so called the ocean Mar Pacifico 'tranquil sea'. The treacherous sound he passed through is still the Strait of Magellan. Pacify (Late Middle English) and pacifism (early 20th century) go back to the same root, as does appease (Middle English), literally 'bring to a peaceful state'. See also pay
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Robert Noble "Bill" Hill III, 93, of Brevard died Thursday, Jan. 26, 2006, at Transylvania Community Hospital.
He was born Sept. 10, 1912, in Osceola, Ark. He was a 1930 high school graduate in Blytheville, Ark., and was valedictorian of his class. He was a 1933 graduate of Hendrix College in Conway, Ark., where he majored in music and French.
He moved to New York City shortly after graduation to pursue a career in music. In his early years in New York, he played the piano at Macy's. It was in New York that he met and married his first wife, the late Adelaide Silversteen Van Wey, a contralto. He served as her accompanist for concert tours and recordings. He was also a studio accompanist and vocal coach at Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville, N.Y.
The couple moved to Brevard in the 1950s. He served as the manager of the Gloucester Lumber Co. in Rosman, owned by his wife's father, Joseph S. Silversteen. After the company was sold to Champion Paper Co., he was hired as the first manager of the Brevard ABC Store. His wife died suddenly in 1968. In 1974, he married Dorothy "Dot" Everett Hunter, who died in 1994.
He was a member of St. Philip's Episcopal Church, where he served on the vestry, as junior warden and as treasurer for almost 20 years. He was an active volunteer at Transylvania Community Hospital for the last 22 years.
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At last, the convoy of white Russian trucks reached the no man's land on the border with Ukraine yesterday. The vehicles, numbering 270, are carrying probably the most controversial cargo in the world. Russian President Vladimir Putin has sent the cargo, which according to the Kremlin contains aid for beleaguered east Ukrainians.
Luhansk in eastern Ukraine has been under siege for a long time after Russia-backed rebels took over major government buildings and derailed Kiev's administration in the region. The outdone Ukrainian army retreated amid a leadership crisis in Kiev and the resulting chaos.
The dethroning of Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich saw chaos rule the country for weeks during which Moscow took over the southern Ukrainian province of Crimea and annexed it amid an international outcry. It was after chocolate baron Petro Poroshenko won the presidential election, which was criticised and termed illegitimate by the Kremlin, that things started moving in Kiev. Poroshenko brought back semblance of order in the capital and tried to retake the eastern provinces occupied by the rebels.
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The submission period for the BBC National Short Story Award 2016 with BookTrust is now closed.
The Award, which last year was won by Jonathan Buckley, aims to promote the best in contemporary British short fiction. Since it began in 2005, its alumni have included established writers such as Hilary Mantel, Mark Haddon, and Lionel Shriver.
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- The shortlisted stories will run on BBC Radio 4 from Monday 19 to Friday 23 September from 3.30pm to 4pm. The announcement of the BBC National Short Story Award 2016 with BookTrust winner and runner-up and the Young Writers' Award winner will be broadcast live from the Award ceremony on BBC Radio 4's Front Row from 7.15pm on Tuesday 4 October 2016.
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Over the last 10 years the BBC National Short Story Award has showcased work from the highest calibre of writers, both established short story specialists such as William Trevor and Sarah Hall, novelists including Lionel Shriver and Mark Haddon and relative newcomers including Lucy Wood and Francesca Rhydderch. We look forward to attracting the most innovative and exciting stories from writers, publishers and agents during this special year of reading.
Jenni MurrayWriter and presenterJenni MurrayWriter and presenter
Jenni Murray was born and educated in Barnsley, and has a degree in French and Drama from Hull University. She joined BBC Radio Bristol in 1973 and went on to report and present for BBC TV's South Today. In 1983 she joined Newsnight. Two years later, she moved to Radio 4 as a presenter for the Today programme.
She became the regular presenter of Woman's Hour in 1987. Jenni writes regularly for various newspapers and magazines. She is also the author of several books including The Woman's Hour: A History of Women Since World War II and Is It Me or Is It Hot In Here: A Modern Woman's Guide to the Menopause; That's My Boy deals with raising sons and her latest book is Memoirs of a Not So Dutiful Daughter, which examines her relationship with her mother.
In 1998 Jenni was nominated Radio Broadcaster of the Year and in the Queen's Birthday Honours 1999 she was awarded an OBE for radio broadcasting. In 2007 she became a member of the Radio Academy Hall of Fame and was recently given a lifetime achievement award by the Media Society. Jenni is a non-executive director of The Christie hospital in Manchester. In 2010 she won a Sony Award for her interview with Sharon Shoesmith and, in 2011, Sony Gold for an outstanding and exemplary career. In the 2011 Queen's Birthday Honours she became Dame Jenni Murray.
Di Speirs
Di Speirs worked in theatre and for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation before joining the BBC. She edited the Woman's Hour serial for three years, produced the first ever Book of the Week, and has directed many Book at Bedtimes as well as dramas. She is now Editor, Books, leading the London Readings team and editing Open Book and Book Club on BBC Radio 4 and World Book Club on the BBC World Service.
A long-time advocate for the formidable power of the short story, she has been instrumental in the BBC National Short Story Award since its inception nine years ago and is a regular judge on the panel. She was also a judge of the 2008 Asham Award, Chair of the Orange Award for New Writing 2010 and a nominator for the Rolex Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative (Literature) 2011-13.
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Pat Barker was born in 1943. Her books include the highly acclaimed Regeneration trilogy, comprising Regeneration (1991); which was made into a film of the same name; The Eye in the Door (1993), which won the Guardian Fiction Prize; and The Ghost Road (1995), which won the Booker Prize, as well as the more recent novels Another World, Border Crossing, Double Vision, Life Class and Toby's Room. Her most recent book, Noonday (2015) completes her Life Class Trilogy. She lives in Durham.
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Ted Hodgkinson is Senior Programmer for Literature and Spoken Word at Southbank Centre. Former online editor of Granta, he has written for a variety of publications and websites, including the Independent, the Times Literary Supplement, the Literary Review and the Spectator and is London correspondent for the Literary Hub.
As a broadcaster and chair he hosted the Granta podcast, appears on radio programmes including BBC Radio 4's Open Book and interviews writers at a range of international festivals. He is also a former literature programmer for the British Council, specialising in the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia. In 2012 he judged the Costa Poetry Award and is a judge for the 2016 Encore Award for the best second novel
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Kei Miller was born in Jamaica in 1978. Kei writes across a range of genres: novels, books of short stories, essays and poetry. His poetry has been shortlisted for awards such as the Jonathan Llewelyn Ryhs Prize, the Dylan Thomas Prize and the Scottish Book of the Year.
His fiction has been shortlisted for the Phyllis Wheatley Prize, the Commonwealth Writers Prize for Best First book and has won the Una Marson Prize. His recent book of essays won the 2014 Bocas Prize for Caribbean Literature (non-fiction). In 2010, the Institute of Jamaica awarded him the Silver Musgrave medal for his contributions to Literature.
Kei has an MA in Creative Writing from Manchester Metropolitan University and a PhD in English Literature from the University of Glasgow. In 2013 the Caribbean Rhodes Trust named him the Rex Nettleford Fellow in Cultural Studies. His 2014 collection, The Cartographer Tries to Map a Way to Zion, is shortlisted for the Forward Prize for Best Collection.
About the BBC National Short Story Award 2016
Celebrating the power of the short story
The BBC National Short Story Award in partnership with BookTrust is now in its eleventh year. It is one of the most prestigious Awards for a single short story, with the winning author receiving £15,000, the runner-up £3,000 and three further shortlisted authors £500 each.
The Award continues to serve as a reminder of the power of the short story and to celebrate a literary form that is proving ever more versatile in the 21st century. It can now be enjoyed not just on the page, on air and increasingly on every sort of screen as well as in flash fiction events, short story festivals and slams. The ambition of both the Award and BookTrust's short story content is to expand opportunities for British writers, readers and publishers of the short story. BBC Radio 4 is the world's biggest single commissioner of short stories with short stories broadcast every week attracting more than a million listeners.
For updates on the Award follow #bbcnssa and @Booktrust on Twitter.
Previous winners
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JP Morgan Cuts Estee Lauder Rating
Analyst John Faucher is skeptical that the company's earnings expectations are realistic
JP Morgan cut its investment recommendation on Estee Lauder (EL ) to neutral from overweight.
Analyst John Faucher said Estee Lauder lowered its first half guidance while reiterating $1.95 to $2.00 fiscal year 2007 (ending June) earnings per share guidance range. He pointed out that the company's first half guidance implies second half earnings per share of $1.08, which would represent 27% growth vs. last year, and more than 30% earnings per share growth from the first half. The analyst says that despite a number of "product launches, programs" set for the back half of the year, he's skeptical that this level of growth is realistic. He cut his $1.98 fiscal year 2007 (ending June) earnings per share estimate to $1.89. The analyst views the valuation as appropriate given the company's long-term potential, but he also thinks the upside is limited given the challenging environment in both the US and Europe.


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Mississippi House members want some cities
in dry counties to be able to vote on allowing alcohol sales.
House members voted 67-52 Wednesday for Senate Bill 2497, which now returns to the Senate for more work.
As changed by the House, the bill would allow cities with 5,000 or more people in dry counties, as well all county seats in dry counties, to hold elections on the sale of beer, wine and liquor.
The Senate bill originally set the population at 6,000 or more.
Of Mississippi's 82 counties, 27 are entirely dry and 10 more are partially dry, according to the state Revenue Department.
Elections to allow alcohol, or to revert to dry status, would be called when 20 percent of a city's voters present a petition.


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UP: To the Actors Guild of Parkersburg's production of "Tuesdays With Morrie" for being named co-winner for best community theater performance at the regional Southeastern Theatre Conference in......
It can't be any worse or appropriate than Democratic presidential candidate "DUKAKIS" But let's cut him some slack - he's a democrat.
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"CONRAD" Lucas, is a fitting name for the the chairman of the state republican party, now isn't it???
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Denver's not funny, just boorish. Same old Democrats Good/Republicans Evil BS.
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That Denver sure is a funny guy.
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Thumbs Down, To "CONRAD" Lucas, the chairman of the state republican party, and the West Virginia republican party for not checking their facts before they lie about peoples records and lie to the people of West Virginia." Like they did this week about Senator Manchin.
And how many times have you heard them say this, Obama said he was going to bankrupt the coal industry?
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MARIETTA - The Salvation Army in Marietta will open its new thrift store today at 136 Front St.
The unit closed its former Thrift Store at 313 Greene St. at the end of October and announced in November that a new thrift closet would be started in January at the Front Street location, an attempt to partially fill the hole left by the thrift store.
It will be stocked with clothing essentials that people relied on buying from the former store. Maj. Karen Garrett said the closet is ready to open its doors Wednesday. "It's unbelievable," Garrett said. "(The time) has arrived."
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Capt. Kathy Dorchak sorts clothing for the Salvation Army thrift closet at the Salvation Army, 136 Front St., Marietta.
Donations will be taken from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mondays and Tuesdays. Clothes, blankets and shoes are the most desired while furniture and knick knacks less so.
"We have no place to put furniture," Garrett said, emphasizing that those donating should not leave any type of furniture behind. "Knick knacks we can store for a little while."
The thrift closet will be open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Garrett said it would more than likely take on the name, "Sally Ann's Closet," an ode to the nickname sometimes given to the Salvation Army.
Thrift closet clothing will be sold on a bag basis.
"We're going to have bag sales," Garrett said. "It'll cost around $3 per bag."
Garrett also said a rummage sale would more than likely take place for clothing and items that there was limited space for.
"It'll be times when we have an accumulation of things," she said. "It'll be maybe on a Friday once every couple of months. I don't know if we're doing a bag sale, but probably not because there are things other than clothes. I imagine we'll have it upstairs in the gym and lay (items) out on tables."
Though the new thrift closet takes up only a small fraction of the space that made up the thrift store, it's fully stocked with clothing.
"It's not very big," Garrett said. "It's bigger than a walk-in (closet), but not by much. We have a couple volunteers manning it, taking a couple people in at a time. It's not big enough to have more than three or four people walking around. It's full of clothes and we also have shoes."
Even though Garrett said she was heartbroken when the thrift store closed, she's looking forward to opening the thrift closet, as are numerous others.
"There have been people calling, people dropping stuff off," she said. "They're excited about it."
Garrett said the small store is a work in progress because by comparison, the thrift store was so much bigger.
"People have to get used to it," Garrett said. "We might have to tweak it here and there. I have no idea the number of people that will come, but I think people will be happy."


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Definition of stratocracy in English:
noun (plural stratocracies)rare
1Government by military forces.
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- The obvious problem for a Western audience is that the none-too-subtle political message of 'Hero' is that stratocracy is good for you.
- Neofascism and stratocracy are rife.
1.1A military government.
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Another Analyst Has Slapped a 'Sell' on Facebook
The punches keep coming for Facebook.
BTIG analyst Richard Greenfield has placed a "sell" rating on Facebook and set a price target of $16 in response to growing concerns over Facebook's biggest challenge: you guessed it, mobile.
Facebook is trading at around $20.70 today, down from its IPO price of $38 earlier this year, thanks to concerns about how well Facebook can make money from its mobile users. It's often cited as a major risk for Facebook – traditional advertising-based models don't necessarily work for a small screen, like that of the iPhone, which means Facebook has to find more creative ways to monetize mobile users effectively.
Facebook now has more than 600 million mobile users — now 60% of its total user base. In June 2012, Facebook had 543 million mobile users of its 955 million monthly active users, which is about 57% of its total user base. Its share of users checking the site through its phone is still growing.
It's a fine line between monetizing you mobile product and annoying your users. Here's Greenfield's main point:
While we maintained our Neutral at the time, we have grown increasingly concerned with Facebook's mobile monetization approach. We see a growing tension between the Facebook user experience and monetization, particularly as the collapse of payment revenues has left Facebook with only one major "lever to pull" – advertising. While mobile ads perform significantly better than desktop ads, the outperformance is driven by how much of the screen they occupy (more annoying) and "fat-fingers" (accidental clicks).
The last thing Facebook needs is to upset its users more, because Facebook has to hold onto its users and continue to grow long-term. So sacrificing user experience in the short term for monetization isn't necessarily the best approach. Unfortunately, that will also negatively impact 2013/2014, Greenfield says, but says "we believe it would lead to a far more vibrant network of users. Facebook should simply not allow ads with poor creative, deceptive pursuit of Likes and/or those with incessant repetition.


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United do rule United do rule Mar 24, 2013 07:36 Flag
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aye .. this club attracts more than its fair share of hangers on.. people who canna take living in the deprived areas of manchester to gae aff and live in th slums e marseille on sickness benefits..
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redevildetester redevildetester Mar 24, 2013 10:15 Flag
" the deprived area's of Manchester, there's plenty of those, I passed through east Manchester the other day, my god it's more than deprived, its the Pits. Could'nt get out fast enough.
yer all confused are ye? .. ye wee snivelling snide... try reading Glaswegian guide fer Dummies that might make it a bit clearer fer ye!
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Shiver me timbers! The son of a biscuit eater is back someone hang 'im from the yardarm or tell the Scallywag who must be three sheets to the wind to batten down the hatches and weigh anchor and hoist the mizzen! Or the old seadog will soon be keelhauled and turned into shark bait.
Thar she blows! .... Yo Ho Ho'd Myself Laughing at the poster that writes like a pirate...


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Sieloff looking forward to playing in the OHL
CALGARY, AB -- This past April, Patrick Sieloff left the IIHF U18 World Junior Championships, gold medal in hand, with an extremely hard decision to make.
Committed to the University of Miami-Ohio, Sieloff was ruminating on the possibility of foregoing the NCAA and heading to the OHL with the Windsor Spitfires. His OHL rights had been dealt to the Spitfires last November from the Soo Greyhounds - a situation Sieloff dubbed "different but neat," - and suddenly, he had to the option of joining a high-octane club that has been a top-three team in the West Division for 10 of the past 12 years.
In the end, he and his family came to the conclusion the OHL offered the best development path for his career so Sieloff will be suiting up for the Spits this fall.
"Miami has great coaching staff and players, it's just that at Windsor, I feel like they know what they're doing and they're a winning organization," Sieloff said. "They put guys in the NHL in years past and they've been really successful in the last five years.
"I'm really looking forward to the opportunity."
Another aspect that played into Sieloff decision was the amount of ice time the OHL affords him.
"College only plays about 40 games and in OHL, you're playing around 60 - maybe 70 with playoffs. Basically, I feel like it's the best place for me. I'm going to be able to grow there."
Sieloff has spent the last two seasons with the U.S. National Development Team, playing a top-four role for the squad. He credits the program for his progression as a player and feels the training regimen he was put through with the team will be very beneficial when he makes the leap to the OHL.
"I feel like I've gotten a lot stronger and mature. I put on about 30 pounds while I was there.
"Instead of being 175 lbs., now I'm 200 lbs. and that will help with the games and the schedule that we play."
Hailing from Ann Arbor, MI, Sieloff grew up watching the Detroit Red Wings. He models his game after the likes of Niklas Kronwall and Brad Stuart, heavy hitters who can change the momentum of a game with their physical brand of play.
He applies that take-no-prisoners style of game in both games and practices, always capitalizing on an opportunity to level someone with a check. During drills in development camp, his fellow prospects learned they had to keep their head on a swivel every time he stepped on the ice.
"I'm trying to make them better," the blueliner said of his intensity during practices. "And if I'm not playing like that, I'm not playing at my best."
The rearguard has a busy summer ahead of him. Sieloff will attend the Minnesota Hockey Camp, a program he tries to attend at least once a year. He has also been invited to USA Hockey's National Junior Evaluation Camp in Lake Placid, NY this August in hopes of securing a spot on Team USA's roster for the U20 World Junior Championships.
"It's going to be fun," Sieloff smiled. "I want to use my time this summer to get ready for the upcoming season and be 100 per cent prepared for the fall."


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MOREHEAD, Ky. -- Morehead State (1-3, 0-1) continues its Pioneer Football League schedule on Saturday when it travels to Valparaiso (0-3, 0-0) for a 2 p.m. ET contest at Brown Field.
The game will be carried live on the Eagle Sports Network, which includes WIVY-96.3 FM in Morehead, WLGC-1550 AM in Greenup and WMST-1150 AM in Mt. Sterling. Updates will also be available during and after the contest on www.MSUEagles.com.
The Eagles have dropped three straight games after opening the season with a 67-0 win over Kentucky Christian. The last two losses have come by just a combined five points.
The Crusaders have dropped 23 consecutive contests dating back to the 2009 campaign. Their last PFL victory was over Campbell on Nov. 15, 2008.
Junior quarterback Zach Lewis (102-for-159, 64.2%, 1,363 yds, 9 TD, 2 INT), senior fullback Desmond Cox (67 rush, 338 yds, 6 TD) and junior wide receiver Donte Sawyer (16 rec, 370 yds, 3 TD) have led the Morehead State offense to this point in the season.
Senior linebacker Tony Bachman has paced the Eagle defense with 36 tackles this year, while freshman Zachary Senvisky owns a team-best three interceptions for 46 yards.
Redshirt freshman quarterback Eric Hoffman (51-for-85, 60.0%, 551 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT), freshman running back Gabe Ali-El (19 rush, 65 yds, 0 TD) and freshman wide receiver Tanner Kuramata (9 rec, 78 yds, 0 TD) have led the Valparaiso offense to this point in the campaign.
Sophomore outside linebacker Pat Derbak has paced the Crusader defense with 23 tackles this year, while senior strong safety Laurence Treadaway owns 21 stops.
MSU posted a 37-15 win over Valpo in 2010. Lewis turned in a 29-of-41 performance for 317 yards in that meeting, while Cox ran for 128 yards and two touchdowns on 19 attempts. The Eagles also own a 13-3 advantage in the all-time series.
Morehead State continues PFL action next Saturday, Oct. 8, when it hosts Drake at 1 p.m. ET. It will be the third of five games at Jayne Stadium this season.


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Definition of Hercules-club in English:
Either of two tall prickly shrubs or small trees of the US.
- The southern prickly-ash (Zanthoxylum clava-herculis, family Rutaceae), a tree of the rue family with knobby, corky protrusions on its trunk. The devil's walking stick (Aralia spinosa, family Araliaceae), a tree of the ginseng family, with large leaves and black berries. Also called angelica tree.
Example sentences
- Here and there is the large-leaved, prickly stemmed Hercules' club, also known as the devil's walking-stick.
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