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NORTHWEST RETURN Tony Stewart Racing, Kinser Continue Gold Rush Tour With Races in Washington and Oregon INDIANAPOLIS (Aug. 27, 2008) --After a week of travel that led the Advance Auto Parts World of Outlaws (WoO) Sprint Car Series teams...
Tony Stewart Racing, Kinser Continue Gold Rush Tour With Races in Washington and Oregon
INDIANAPOLIS (Aug. 27, 2008) --After a week of travel that led the Advance Auto Parts World of Outlaws (WoO) Sprint Car Series teams from Montana to Alberta, Tony Stewart Racing's (TSR) Kraig Kinser is looking forward to the annual northwest swing, which includes races at Skagit Speedway in Alger, Wash., Grays Harbor Raceway Park (GHRP) in Elma, Wash., and Cottage Grove (Ore.) Speedway.
Kinser, who is continuing his first full season on the WoO tour since 2005, has a special place in his memory bank for the northwest, since it was at Cottage Grove Speedway where he scored his first career WoO victory. That historic night came on Aug. 31, 2004, when Kinser beat his father, Steve, to the finish line and captured the first of his seven career WoO triumphs.
On Friday night, Kinser will be making his debut at Skagit Speedway, a 3/10-mile dirt oval. He'll be driving the TSR No. 20 Bass Pro Shops/Chevy/JD Byrider Maxim that he raced to a season-best third-place finish on Aug. 17 at Nodak Speedway in Minot, N.D. It will be the first of two single-night programs at the track, with Saturday's winner receiving a $25,000 prize.
The Labor Day weekend action will continue Monday night for Kinser and the TSR team at GHRP in Elma. Kinser has made four career WoO starts at the track, with his best finish being fifth on Aug. 28, 2004, just three nights before his first victory at Cottage Grove. In 2005, he scored a pair of sixth-place finishes at the high-banked 3/8-mile oval.
Tuesday night's return to Cottage Grove highlights the four race slate for Kinser, who is aiming to gain consistency as Outlaws continue their Gold Rush Tour. The high-banked quarter-mile track resembles many of the Indiana bullrings where Kinser learned his craft behind the wheel of a Sprint car.
The 2004 Kevin Gobrecht WoO Rookie of the Year winner remains 14th in the WoO Sprint Series Championship standings entering this week's racing action. He has made 41 series starts thus far in 2008, having earned three top-five finishes and 10 top-10s.
Race fans unable to attend this week's events can catch all of the action from Skagit Speedway, Grays Harbor Raceway Park and Cottage Grove Speedway on DIRTVision.com. Fans can listen live as Johnny Gibson, "Voice of the Outlaws," calls the action as he does at all WoO Sprint Series events on the DIRTVision.com cybercast, as well as on the DIRT Radio Network. Go to www.DIRTVision.com for more information on all the site features, including updated results from each night of racing, as well as a chat room to interact with other race fans.
For both Friday and Saturday's events at Skagit Speedway, pit gates will open at 3 p.m. PDT and the grandstands will open at 5 p.m. Hot laps are scheduled to begin at 6:15 p.m. The official track Web site is www.skagitspeedway.com. For ticket information, call (360) 724-3567 during weekday business hours.
On Monday, the pit gates at Grays Harbor Raceway Park will open at 2:30 p.m. PDT with the grandstands opening at 3:30 p.m. Hot laps are scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m. For ticket information, visit the official track Web site at www.graysharborraceway.net.
For Tuesday's program at Cottage Grove Speedway, the pit gates will open at Noon PDT with the grandstands opening at 4 p.m. Time Trials are scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m. For ticket information, call (541) 942-7561, or visit the official track Web site at www.cottagegrovespeedway.com.
Quotes from Kraig Kinser, driver of the No. 20 TSR/Bass Pro Shops/Maxim:
The annual trip to the Northwest is always a good time for the teams. Are you looking forward to getting back to Washington?
"I am definitely ready to race in the Northwest. When you leave Knoxville, you feel a little relieved because there is so much pressure on everything for the week there. These past couple of weeks, we've really been traveling a bunch, going from Iowa to North Dakota to Wyoming and back to North Dakota, and then from Montana to Edmonton and now to Washington.
"This week, we get a chance to relax and refocus before four races in five nights. It's good for everyone to have a little break. I know the TSR guys are working really hard and we all want to have some success for the people at Bass Pro, Chevy and JD Byrider. We've had some good nights this year and a couple more here in Washington would certainly give us some momentum heading to California next week."
Next Tuesday you get to return to Cottage Grove, where you won your first Outlaws race. What do your remember about that night?
"It's one of those nights that you'll always remember. It was my rookie year and, kind of like this year, we had some good nights and some that you'd like to forget. We came off a top-five in Elma, so we were on an upswing. I started sixth and a couple guys crashed in front of me early. I almost got caught up with Jonathan Allard, but I was able to steer clear and keep going. After the restart, I got by Dad (Steve Kinser) and then tried to catch (Craig) Dollansky, who was leading. He was setting a pretty good pace and then he started slowing down and we passed him for the lead. He stopped shortly after with a flat tire and my mind started worrying about if we had enough tire. As it turned out, we did and it was smooth sailing from there.
"Having Dad finish second was pretty cool. He said something about him beating his Dad one night in victory lane. It's a night I'll always remember."
For complete WoO Sprint Series results from Skagit Speedway, GHRP and Cottage Grove Speedway log on to www.worldofoutlaws.com/sprint. For information regarding TSR, Bass Pro Shops, J.D. Byrider, Chevy or Kinser, log on to www.tonystewartracing.com, www.basspro.com, www.byrider.com, www.chevy.com or www.kraigkinser.com.
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Is chronic liver disease associated with a bleeding diathesis?
It is evident that liver disease may result in substantial changes in the hemostatic system [1]. As elegantly pointed out by Mannucci in the recently published debate with Reverter [2,3], liver disease not only affects pro-hemostatic systems, but also results in changes in antihemostatic systems. The net effect of these hemostatic changes is unclear, but we agree with Mannucci that compensatory mechanisms may very well lead to a more or less (re)-balanced hemostasis. The defects in platelet number and function may be balanced by substantially elevated von Willebrand factor (VWF) levels, and the decreased levels of coagulation factors and inhibitors of fibrinolysis may be balanced by decreased levels of inhibitors of coagulation and pro-fibrinolytic factors.
Solid proof of a true re-balanced coagulation and fibrinolysis is, however, lacking. The study by Tripodi shows thrombin generation to be similar in patients with cirrhosis as compared to controls when thrombomodulin is added to the thrombin generation test [4]. However, as the test was performed in platelet-poor plasma, the effect of the reduced platelet count in the patients on thrombin generation was obscured. Although the thrombin generation test as performed by Tripodi is a more global test of coagulation as compared to routine test such as the prothrombin time (see our contribution to this Forum on 'Methodological issues with coagulation testing in patients with liver disease'), measurement of thrombin generation in platelet-rich plasma or whole blood would even more closely represent physiological conditions. Similarly, the fibrinolytic balance in patients with cirrhosis is still incompletely investigated. As pointed out by Mannucci, both pro- and antifibrinolytic factors may be decreased in patients with cirrhosis [3]. We recently showed that plasma fibrinolytic potential is similar in patients with cirrhosis as compared to healthy controls, which was ascribed to a concomitant decrease of pro- and antifibrinolytic factors [5]. The assay used in this study has, however, some limitations as platelets are absent in the assay, and exogenously added tissue-type plasminogen activator (t-PA) is used to initiate fibrinolysis. Previous studies using different fibrinolysis tests have shown that hyperfibrinolysis does occur in a majority of patients with severe cirrhosis due to a t-PA/plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 (PAI-1) imbalance, and hyperfibrinolysis was shown to be associated with an increased risk of gastro-intestinal bleeding [6–8]. However, these tests have also important limitations, and the association between hyperfibrinolysis and bleeding may be a reflection of the severity of the disease (reviewed in Lisman et al. [9]). Assays measuring global coagulation and fibrinolysis are still lacking, and development of these tests (e.g. a recently developed fibrinolysis test employing non-anticoagulated whole blood [10]) and evaluation of these tests in predicting bleeding risk in patients with cirrhosis is needed before a definite conclusion can be drawn that disturbances of coagulation and fibrinolysis in patients with cirrhosis do not contribute to bleeding, as stated by Mannucci.
Although Reverter points out the potential occurrence of bleeding complications in patients with liver disease [2], many of these bleeding problems are not life-threatening but still may be of concern (e.g. bruising, petechiae, purpura, nose bleeds, and bleeding after dental extractions). However, the clinically most relevant bleeding problems in these patients, bleeding from ruptured esophageal varices, is a consequence of local vascular abnormalities as well as increased splanchnic blood pressure, and the role of deranged hemostasis in variceal bleeding is questionable [11].
One of the most evident hemostatic challenges for a patient with chronic liver failure is liver transplantation. Liver transplantation is a lengthy procedure with extensive surgical wound surfaces including potential transection of collateral veins. In the past, liver transplantation required extensive blood product transfusion, which was ascribed to pre- and perioperative hemostatic dysfunction [12]. However, nowadays blood loss during transplantation is often rather limited for a procedure with such surgical invasiveness. Transfusion requirements have dropped to a median of 2–3 U of red blood cells in many centers, and a substantial number of patients (up to 50%, depending on the center) are transplanted without the need of any transfusion [13]. One recent study even reported that 79% of a series of almost 100 patients could be transplanted without the use for any blood products, provided the patient's central venous pressure was controlled through restriction of volume replacement, elimination of all plasma transfusion, and by using intra-operative phlebotomy during the transplantation [14].
As increasing surgical experience, improvements in surgical techniques, and improvement of anesthesiological care have led to this marked reduction of blood loss during liver transplantation, it has to be concluded that liver disease is not essentially associated with a severe coagulopathic state in this situation. A procedure with these surgical characteristics could never be performed without prophylaxis or transfusion requirements in a patient with an established (classical) coagulopathy, for example, a patient with hemophilia. These observations can be explained best by the presence of compensatory mechanisms (e.g. low levels of coagulation inhibitors and fibrinolytic activators, and high levels of VWF) in patients with chronic liver failure. Nonetheless, there remains the acute or chronic compensated liver failure patient with severe and refractory bleeding. The main question arising from these observations is: how can we detect patients at risk for severe bleeding with available testing? In our opinion, which we will substantiate in our other contributions to this forum, in current times, we do not have a readily available laboratory test that is capable of stratifying bleeding risk in these patients.

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We had a great stay at 8 Gower Street. Right in one of the beautiful Jelly Bean houses. Everything was close by. We loved the coffee shop 4 houses away. After an initial mix-up, David cleared the problem right away in a very great way. The place was clean, and they even helped with bringing up our luggage to the penthouse. Great place to stay.
Excellent location, a couple of minutes from downtown. Very simple accommodation, exactly as required. Dave was helpful and polite. the only reason I gave 4 stars overall was that one evening there was torrential rain and a leak came through the ceiling. However, to be fair, this had previously been repaired but it's almost impossible to test a seal until it rains again. Dave was very apologetic. The rest of the experience was absolutely fine. No bother at all. I would totally come back to this place, drips or no drips :)
Nice, clean, spacious room with ensuite bath. We had a good stay at 8 Gower St., enjoyed its central location, the jelly bean roll with every turn picture worthy, short walks to so many restaurants on Duckworth, two blocks to the harbour. Check in and out super easy. The room itself is updated with new lamunate floor and new bath vanity. The shower has good pressure. It's a good place.
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|St Mary's Church, Ellesmere
Chancel and tower of St Mary's Church, Ellesmere,
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|Coordinates: 52°54′27″N 2°53′22″W / 52.9075°N 2.8895°W
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|Ellesmere, Shropshire
|St Mary, Ellesmere
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|19 March 1951
|George Gilbert Scott
Arthur Blomfield
J. Loughborough Pearson
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St Mary's Church stands on a hill in the town of Ellesmere, Shropshire, England. It is an active Anglican parish church in the deanery of Ellesmere, the archdeaconry of Salop, and the diocese of Lichfield.[1] The church is recorded in the National Heritage List for England as a designated Grade I listed building.[2]
The church originated in the Norman era, and still contains some elements of Norman architecture. The south chancel chapel dates from the early 14th century, and the tower from between 1439 and 1449. In 1848–49 the church was altered and restored by George Gilbert Scott. His work included replacing the nave, restoring the transepts, and adding a stair turret to the south transept. In 1883 Arthur Blomfield restored the south chancel chapel, and in 1887 J. Loughborough Pearson rebuilt the east wall of the chancel and reconstructed the east window. Pinnacles were added to the tower, or were restored, in 1904.[3]
St Mary's is constructed in sandstone with slate roofs.[2] It has a cruciform plan, with a five bay nave, north and south aisles, north and south transepts, a chancel with north and south chapels, and a tower at the crossing. The tower is in two stages, with pairs of two-light Perpendicular bell openings. Above these are a quatrefoil frieze, gargoyles, a battlemented parapet, and eight pinnacles. The transepts were originally in Early English style, and the north doorway of the north transept is still in that style. The north chancel chapel is in Perpendicular style.[3]
The nave arcades are carried on clustered piers and have moulded arches. The crossing is in Early English style. The roof of the south chancel chapel is considered to be one of the finest in the county.[3] It is carried on stone corbels, which are carved alternately with heads and foliage. It has a low pitch, and contains moulded and carved beams, moulded rafters, bosses, and quatrefoil panels. The bosses are carved with the heraldry of the Stanley family. The west arch of the chapel has a pierced timber tympanum. Between the north chancel chapel and the chancel is an arcade carried on octagonal piers. In the chancel is a Perpendicular triple sedilia. The font dates from the 19th century and contains panels carved with depictions of Christ's Passion; it has replaced an earlier font of 1569. Other items of furniture, including the pulpit and lectern, were designed by Scott.[3]
There is stained glass in all the windows. That in the east window, dating from 1889 is by Heaton, Butler and Bayne, and depicts the Ascension. The east window in the south chapel, dating from 1883, is by Burlison and Grylls, and depicts Christ and saints. In the south transept and the aisles are windows from 1849–50 by William Wailes, the north window in the north transept of about 1853 is by O'Connor, and the west window of the nave, dated 1849, is by William Warrington. The oldest monument in the church dates from the early 14th century and consists of the recumbent figure of a knight, now mounted vertically. There is also a tombchest containing the alabaster effigies of Sir Francis Kynaston, who died in 1581, and his wife.[3] The three-manual pipe organ was built by Nicholson and Company in 1928, and later moved to the east side of the north transept.[4] The organ was rebuilt with additions in 1997 by Cartwright and Cartwright.[5] There is a ringof eight bells, all cast by Rudhall of Gloucester; three of these are dated 1727, four are dated 1768, and the eighth bell is dated 1799.[6]
External features[edit]
In the churchyard is a sundial dated 1726. It consists of a stone vase-shaped baluster standing on a two-tier base, which carries a stone basin with a bronze dial. The sundial is listed at Grade II.[7] Also in the churchyard is the parish war memorial (unveiled 1920), an 18-feet high cross of Runcorn stone surmounted by a lantern-head depicting the Crucifixion, St John, St Mary, and St George and the dragon, said to be an adaptation of the l5th-century cross at Dorchester-on-Thames. Metal plates around its base list 68 men from World War I and 10 from World War II.[8]
See also[edit]
- ^ Ellesmere The Blessed Virgin Mary, Ellesmere, Church of England, retrieved 14 February 2013
- ^ a b Historic England, "Church of St Mary, Ellesmere Urban (1055505)", National Heritage List for England, retrieved 14 February 2013
- ^ a b c d e Newman, John; Pevsner, Nikolaus (2006), Shropshire, The Buildings of England, New Haven and London: Yale University Press, pp. 262–264, ISBN 0-300-12083-4
- ^ Shropshire, Ellesmere, St. Mary, Church Street (N01369), British Institute of Organ Studies, retrieved 14 February 2013
- ^ Shropshire, Ellesmere, St. Mary, Church Street (R01689), British Institute of Organ Studies, retrieved 14 February 2013
- ^ Ellesmere, S Mary, Dove's Guide for Church Bell Ringers, retrieved 14 February 2013
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Happy almost New Year, everybody. Hard to believe that another year has passed already, but it has. I look forward to what the new year will bring. In the meantime, I am still struggling with my Christmas cold, which came upon me a couple of days before Christmas and has hung on pretty tightly since.
It's been a fun fest of cough medicine, tissues and late night coughing. I mean seriously, how much snot can one head hold?
I don't know about you but I can be a pretty big baby when I'm sick and even I wish I could leave the room when I'm like that. The incessant whining, the sad eyes, the stooped posture. Yikes. And ironically, since it's one of those bad head colds I can barely talk, so all my complainng comes out in Minnie Mouse like squeaks and squeals. Not a pretty thing, my friends.
However, it's gotten me thinking. In my quest to beat the cold into submission, to meet it headlong in battle with light saber raised and determination glinting in my somewhat crusty eye, I realized it's a losing battle. Yes, I can take the meds, get rest, drink fluids, and eat chicken soup but the thing is, the cold will take its course no matter what I do. All my focus on dare I say obsession with it, doesn't do much to change it.
And from there I thought, it's kind of how life is. We get slapped around and we fight back and then we get slapped some more. We get up and rattle our light sabers but then somebody kicks us in the head. It's messy. It's bloody. There's lots of drool involved. And our all consuming focus on the problem only makes things seem more futile.
So I wondered if maybe it was a smarter to just let it be. You know what I mean? Just say, "Well, okay, that sucks." And then move on. In fact, when I have been able to do this, often the problem works itself out.
Okay, what's my point? Yes, I should definitely get to the point. The point is that what we focus on is what we get. Right? If we focus on problems then problems we get. But what if we focused on the good things that happen to us every day? And I promise you, no matter how bad you may think things are for you, good things do happen to you every day. You may not notice them, but they happen.
So maybe the trick is to start noticing those things. All those tiny little, lovely things that happen to you every day, like:
The list goes on and on. Every one is really, truly a tiny little miracle. To be celebrated and appreciated and paid forward.
So, I don't know about you, but I'm going out to look for the good things. Tiny as they may be, I know they're out there. And as long as I have tissues to daubs my runny nose and eyes, I think I'll be able to see them.
How about you? Do you notice all the little good things that happen to you every day? How did it make you feel? Feel free to share.
With the holidays upon us, there is some serious food in our not too distant futures. In fact, for many of us, it's already started. The gift baskets are rolling in, the office break room is the busiest spot in the building, and since you're making Christmas cookies for everybody, you might as well toss back a few too.
Where I come from, food is love. We never had much money or material possessions but there was always room for one more at the dinner table – and don't get me started on my mom's cinnamon coffee cake.
I started cooking at an early age and have always loved it. Have always loved feeding people, I guess it's the way I care for people. It's an easy way to comfort and create all in one delicious package.
But the flip side of that is that maybe I love food a little too much. Weight gain has been a problem for me most of my life and find myself loving/hating food regularly. I make lists in my head of the good foods and the bad foods. Naturally I love the bad foods and don't love the good foods. I can't eat a piece of cake, pie, candy or anything else without issuing a silent admonition to myself. Followed by a vow/promise that I will clean up my act later. Next week, next month, next year. And so it goes…
Somewhere in my travels, I stumbled upon The Psychology of Eating website. According to them, you have two brains, the one in your head and the one in your gut. It sounded interesting, so I signed up for their free video series to check it out. I have to say, what these folks had to say made sense to me. So much so that I ordered the book, The Slow Down Diet, and look forward to reading it.
This is the book blurb:
The Slow Down Diet takes on all other diet books. Marc David presents a profoundly new way to look at how you eat and how you can master your metabolism in a life-changing 8 week program. You'll learn about the hidden metabolic powers of relaxation, quality food, pleasure, awareness, rhythm, a positive inner story, and a deeper relationship with the sacred. You'll hear cutting-edge research on body biochemistry as well as success stories from Marc's own nutritional counseling practice that can help you find your natural weight, increase your energy, enhance digestion, and feel rejuvenated and inspired about your body and your relationship with food. Drawing on more than 30 years of experience in clinical nutrition and the psychology of eating, Marc David offers readers practical tools that will yield life-transforming and sustainable results.
I don't know if this is something that will help me with my bad relationship with food but I'm hopeful. If it does help, I'll probably do a follow up post about it. At any rate, I just thought I'd pass this along for anybody who may have similar problems.
In the meantime, enjoy your holidays and your many blessings.
Well, it's December 1st and those of us who participated in NaNo, likely are taking a collective breath and saying, "I can't believe I did the whole thing."
Technically, I was a 'winner' because I hit the 50K mark, although the draft wasn't finished at that point. In fact, I wrote over 3,000 words yesterday but forgot to post it, so even my word count is off. Still, it was an experience and something I can now cross off my bucket list. And you can too.
A lot of people may wonder why any writer would try to write a novel in 30 days. For a long time, I did too. But this time around, I had a few reasons:
The good things that came out of NaNo for me were:
I met the target. This may not seem like a big deal to a lot of people but setting a goal and accomplishing it is good for your ego. And it was good for mine.
I met two lovely writers. I 'buddied up' with two other writers for sounding board stuff and encouragement. Both writers were kind, intelligent, and fun. And I hope to stay in touch with them.
It made writing a priority for me. While I am always writing because I make my living that way, I don't always work on my stuff. The non-client stuff. NaNo changed that because I had a deadline and was forced to make my novel a priority.
The time limit made my internal editor shut the heck up. One of the things that writers go through is endless conversations/arguments with their internal editor. And it can be a real sticking point and stop you dead in your tracks if the dialogue gets out of hand. Because of the finite time period I had in which to meet my goal, I had to force my internal editor into silence. The good thing about this is that I learned I could do it.
That's right, at least for me, NaNo is not all sunshine and unicorns. It presented a few problems for me which I didn't expect:
The external pressure seemed a little artificial and unnatural. I have no problem with deadlines – actually in my line of work they are a way of life. But the arbitrary deadline of x number of words within x number of days felt a little forced. And it created an unnecessary anxiety in me. Like somebody was peering over my shoulder, ruler in hand, waiting for me to crap out.
I went out of touch with friends, family, and colleagues. Participating something like NaNo requires tremendous focus. You have to make choices and usually those choices have to do with cutting everything that isn't absolutely necessary out of your life temporarily. So, I didn't chat with friends on the phone, barely took a minute for the holiday, and my social media buds probably think I'm dead.
It stressed me out. Even though I participated in NaNo willingly – the tight deadline and the volume demanded stressed me out. I dreamed about writing. I barely left my desk and I was pretty grumpy throughout. Oddly, it reminded me of working a regular 'job' where someone else was in charge of my time and energy.
It forced me to decide. Now, making decisions is not a bad thing. However, again because of the pressure and short deadline I was forced to make decisions about the story that had I had more time to consider might not have made. I had to ignore glaring outpoints in the storyline and plot and gloss over a lot, which I otherwise wouldn't have done. I can fix those things during the editing/revision stage in subsequent drafts, so it's not permanent. However, in some ways I wonder if I ended up making more work for myself than I otherwise would have.
NaNo has evolved quite a bit since its humble beginnings and there are a lot of non-writing activities offered, as well as other things. Most of them, unnecessary in my opinion:
The write-ins. I didn't do any travel to do any IRL write-ins but I tried a virtual one. After about ten minutes I logged off because it wasn't conducive to writing for me. Mostly it was a couple of cute guys who liked to giggle a lot, giving timed exercises to the participants. I could see how that might've helped other writers but it did nothing for me.
The offers, sponsored products, and freebies. I didn't decide to participate in NaNo so I could receive discounted products or freebies. It's nice that they offer such things but I already have 25 books on writing, structure, marketing and so forth that I haven't yet read so more wouldn't have helped any. And who had time? Also, I'm pretty old school, a simple word processing program works just fine for me when I write.
All in all, I'm glad that I participated in NaNo and can now check that off on my bucket list. It was an experience and I did get a pleasant little high when I reached the 50K mark, and met a couple of people who I otherwise probably wouldn't. And by the end of the day my draft will be complete. So, yay. And thank you NaNo for being there.
What about you? Did you participate? Did you love it or hate it? Did you finish? Did it change the way you write or your process? Was it a help or a hindrance? Regale us with your NaNo experiences in the comments.
In the meantime, write on brothas and sistahs.
Not long ago I read a blog post about fear. The blogger went to great lengths to rant against how the government, media, and capitalists were all manipulating us with fear to get what they want.
Ironically, during the rant there were a few fears thrown in for good measure – global warming, government intrusion and guns. These apparently were the good and legitimate fears that we should all believe in.
After reading the comments, I could see that by and large the readers agreed with the post and related some of their own experiences with fear being used as a manipulation tool. Various solutions were suggested – though nothing new or startling.
But here's the thing that the post seemed to miss. There is a reason fear is used in anything from news reports, politics to selling widgets – it works. So then, rather than just ranting about fear and manipulation perhaps we could drill down into the topic further and examine not the use of fear, but why fear works as a manipulation tool.
Fear works because:
You could do many things about it, if you had the will to do so. If you are the kind of person who is strong willed you can simply refuse to give into it and go about your business
Though the better solution might be to find a hobby or activity that interests you and creates more sensation than the lookie-loo joy of watching blood and guts parade of the nightly news.
But above all else, and you'll hate me for saying this, I think we need to stop seeing ourselves as victims. So what if capitalists, marketers, and politicians lie and use fear to manipulate? None of them is holding a gun to your head. You don't have to take the bait. You don't have to see yourself as a victim. You can actually take responsibility for your own fate and pursue what is important to you in life.
This is not to say that I don't sympathize with people who are truly victimized. Crime, abuse, violence, natural disasters, illnesses, and accidents are all equal opportunity victimizers and there is usually no rhyme or reason or discernible why. But that is the exception to the rule. Most things you can walk away from and refuse to be victimized by:
You can trade in that fear for something that excites and interests you. By doing so you might find it makes you happier in the long run.
How about you? Do people in your life try to make you afraid? Do you take the bait? Or do you ignore it and go about your business? Regale us with your stories in the comments.
Copyblogger shocked a lot of people when they turned off comments a while back. The post they wrote explaining why was reasonable and let's face it, Copyblogger is one of the biggest blogs around. Their business model has probably changed twenty times since they started and well progress, right?
But it got me thinking and maybe wondering if they just weren't acknowledging a trend or perhaps even predicting one. When I started blogging there weren't many rules but there were a few common practices, among them, responding to comments.
It made sense. You write a post, someone comments on the post and you respond, if only to say thank you. You started a dialogue and sometimes that dialogue grew into a connection. Maybe you visited their blog and commented, or added them to your blog roll, introduced them to other blogger buds, linked to their posts. It was nice. Cozy. Friendly. I made a lot friends that way.
These days though it seems that perhaps a "like" is supposed to suffice for a comment. An electronic 'atta girl' if you will, that at least lets you know somebody's reading. And given the many types of feed readers there are out there, getting someone to even visit your blog can be feat.
In the case of Copyblogger, perhaps they are too big to respond or even allow comments. I imagine they had hundreds of comments daily. And realistically, they'd have to hire someone to answer the comments. Probably….
And of course this may be an issue for many of the popular blogs that get a lot of comments. And I've certainly noticed that some of the blogs I read follow this business model. Funny though, I tend not to comment on those blogs anymore – even though I do read them somewhat regularly. On the other hand, there are some very popular blogs that still seem to not only manage to respond to their comments but do so with warmth and and good humor.
So maybe it boils down to preference on the part of the blogger.
Personally, I'm old school. I feel that If somebody makes the effort to come to my blog and make a comment it seems only right that I acknowledge that comment with a response. Nobody likes talking to themselves, do they? I know I don't. And really don't we blog to start a conversation and exchange views? Or is it just a one-way street where we're all supposed to just be talking at people instead of to them? Are we so wise and such experts that we don't need to respond?
If you listen to any of the experts they all say you must give value with your content – wouldn't a response to a thoughtful comment be valuable to the commenter? Anyway, I think I believe it would be. So, if you comment, rest assured, I shall respond
What do you think? When you make a comment on a blog, do you expect a response? Do you go back and check to see if you received a response? If there is none, do you feel disappointed? Are you less likely to make a comment in the future on that blog?
I'd really like to know what people think about this.
Writer Chick
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Yup, I think I've done all of them.
Stop blogging about what you want to blog about in favor of the advice of experts whom you do not know. The problem with experts on the Internet is that everyone is an expert. This can confuse us. While there are many people who do give sound advice on Internet marketing you might want to check them out before taking their advice.
Worry about value to your readers so much that your blog posts are incomprehensible and even you don't know what you're saying. I remember a few months back I was trying to get back into regular blogging and so read tons of articles and advice, most of it stressing value. I became so stressed out about my 'value' that when I wasn't in apathy about writing a post I was chewing my fingernails down to the stubs worried that whatever I produced was not valuable enough.
Imitate what the big bloggers do so you are a poor imitation of them. I think we've all done this. Tried to imitate CopyBlogger or some other big blog in our niche. I don't know about you, but I couldn't pull it off. Can you say disaster?
Blog about what you think others think you should blog about because what you want to blog about you don't think anyone will think is cool. Look, you started your blog because you had an idea. You had something to say in your own voice, from your own point of view. Now after reading all the how-to articles, that enthusiasm, that joy of creating that you felt is like a cold super-sized side of McDonald's fries churning in your stomach. See if you can go back and find the thing that excited you when you first started.
Write about a topic as though you are an expert but about which you know nothing or you know something but not enough. Lots of people think, well I can (fill in the blank) so I can assume the view of an expert – and in fact I've seen that suggested in marketing advice. But when you try to write the post it doesn't fly. It doesn't sound authoritative or experty enough or whatever. Might work better if you approach the topic from the view of 'this is how I do (fill in the blank)."
Write the same post everybody else is writing. Is this tempting or what? You subscribe to lots of blogs, read a few of the big ones and everybody is posting about a certain topic, news story or current event. So you figure you'll do it too. I've done it and it didn't work. I say, so what if everybody is talking about the fight with Hachette and Amazon, if you want to blog about red-haired girls and their best looks then write about that. It's your blog, your voice, your little condo on the Internet. Do it your way. Who knows you may even set a trend.
Write posts based on titles you get from a title generator. Okay, I haven't done this one but you can tell who does. Because you see the same titles/headlines everywhere, slightly edited but still…
Write nothing about which you have an opinion, feel passionate or have any interest in. Can you say instant death? Blogging about things you don't have any strong feelings about is about as exciting as watching milk go bad. If you don't love it, chances are nobody else will either.
Write a blog for the sole purpose of collecting readers for your future books. I know, I know, most of us are writers. Most of us write books, stories, and poems and we want people to read those books, stories and poems. But people can tell if you're just trying to sell them rather than have a conversation with them. And who knows if the conversation goes well, they might want to buy your books, stories and poems.
Have lots of ads, pop-ups, flash animation and everything else you can think of to keep people from being able to read your posts. This one I did for about five minutes. I didn't go full-bore flash animation but I ran the ads. I made no revenue whatsoever and even I was irritated by them staring back at me.
So my friends, there you have it, ten surefire ways to ruin your blog. Have you ever done something that ruined your blog? What happened? Did you fix it? How?
Oh yeah, and Happy Tax Day to one and all 😀
Writer Chick
Amazon files first-ever suit over fake product reviews, alleging sites sold fraudulent praise
Hold onto your hats, think Amazon doesn't like reviews written by your mom or best friend? They really hate it when somebody builds a business around fake reviews.
20 OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL LIBRARIES IN THE WORLD – Gary McLaren at WorldWide Freelance Writer offers us awe-inspiring buildings that honor books – so beautiful they almost look like houses of worship – and maybe they are.
Top Social Media Turnoffs. Forbes gives us a pictorial of the top social media turnoffs.
Nicolas Sparks:Writing and Proscratination go Hand-in-Hand.
Interesting insights about writing from famous romance writer, Nicolas Sparks.
10 Resources To Upgrade Your Grammar And Writing Skills from BhatKallys.com is a handy list of resources to up your grammar and writing game.
Okay my friends, start reading. And feel free to talk about these stories with each other in the comments.
Have a great week!
Writer Chick
Are manipulation and persuasion the same thing?
If not, how are they different?
Is one better than the other?
More ethical, more fair?
If so, how?
Writer Chick
Been busy this week and didn't have nearly enough time to read but the following were pretty damn compelling is you ask me.
Why I Quit GoodReads (or The Bookternet is Not Safe for Women). Is a compelling post by Brenna Clarke Grey dealing with the harassment and fallout of the 'bookternet.' Thought provoking read.
Online book shopping overtakes in-store for first time. Over at The BookSeller, they've got the 411 on online book sales versus offline book sales. Enlightening.
Controlling the Creatives. Kristine Kathryn Rusch writes a nice piece about ignoring in-fighting (what I call penis tossing), online battles and just writing what you write. I'm with her.
Goodreads has decided that there is no friendzone for authors and people. Nate Hoffelder writes about the now more confusing world of GoodReads, fans, followers and a weird gum-up that may send people away from GoodReads.
The New World of Writing: Pulp Speed. Dean Wesley Smith quite knowledgeable about pulp writers and writer, offers some awesome insight about writing fast. Warp speed fast. (H.T. Anne R. Allen)
Read, enjoy and have a great week. 🙂 WC
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