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Re: Acorn Meadows Park Update
D-Nitrate wrote:
D-Nitrate wrote:
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Level 34 to level 35 is 14500 XP to 16000 XP
The experience requirements skyrocket.
Wow that is a lot of XP. How many races would you need for that?
Wait, are you saying you need something between 14,500 to 16,000 XP to go up one level to 35, or are you saying you need 1,500 XP to go up that one level?
If it's 1,500 XP, that doesn't seem like a big jump. I think I'm around level 29 and it rquired about 1,000 XP.
However, even if you need 1,500 XP or more to level up, yeah that is still going to take a lot of races and a lot of time.
At 30-80 XP each time (most being worth 30-40), and about 1 new race every 10 min, it would likely take over 30 races and about four hours. However with boat races, and having to occasionally reset the space due to boat races and boats not working, it would likely take a lot more time than 4 hours.
Perhaps Veemee will take this in consideration and adjust the leveling system to not make it such a chore/job in Home.
If not, I'll still enjoy the space, I just wont worry about leveling up so much.
OK... I take it back, it is skyrocketing, even at 1,500 XP. The early levels only required 100 XP to go up each new level, and rewarded you 10% of that XP in acorns.
So not only is the required XP for the higher levels go way up, but the ratio of XP to Acrons gets worse as well! Not cool.
BTW: How many acorns does it say you get for the 1,500 XP to reach level 35?
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Only 25 acorns for 1,500 XP?!?!?! That's ridiculous. That's even worse than Aurora's leveling XP Structure!
So for about the price of a single boat rental, you have to earn 1,500 XP, which can easily take hours to do.
Houston... we have a problem!
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Re: Acorn Meadows Park Update
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Only 25 acorns for 1,500 XP?!?!?! That's ridiculous. That's even worse than Aurora's leveling XP Structure!
So for about the price of a single boat rental, you have to earn 1,500 XP, which can easily take hours to do.
Houston... we have a problem!
Have to agree with that. I think some re-thinking needs to take place. Someone must have been drifting.
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I finished photo races w/out the boats working. Only problem is there's photo races where the boat has to be occupied, then it won't let me finish the challenge.
Since most of the leveling and challenges have been locked for me, before I was able to try them, can I ask a noobish question without being crushed? How do you trigger these "photo races"?
I think these races are triggered at random as well. However, when I talked to other folk, it seems that they're higher in level than me (which I have been stuck at perpetual Level 1 for about a week) and have gotten these and the water races to work as well. Hope this help!
EDIT: OK - I can definely confirm, Julian, that photo and water races are triggered when you are a higher level. I logged on this evening briefly to see if I leveled up - indeed I did (Level 9 - Groundkeeper), then immediately got a photo race. I had not stayed on long enough to see if I would get a water race or a LMO race.
I recently have been getting LONG photo tasks (17+ markers) where I have to take multiple pics through out the race (usually 4). Fortunately they pay out 80n XP instead of the norm 40XP.
Thanks D - that's really go to know. I have not been as vigilant leveling up in AMP (not that I have a ton of time on Home to just do ONLY "races" and not spend acorns at all). Def. filing this info away as something to look forward to when I get higher in level.
Re: Acorn Meadows Park Update
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D-Nitrate wrote:
Only 25 acorns for 1,500 XP?!?!?! That's ridiculous. That's even worse than Aurora's leveling XP Structure!
So for about the price of a single boat rental, you have to earn 1,500 XP, which can easily take hours to do.
Houston... we have a problem!
Have to agree with that. I think some re-thinking needs to take place. Someone must have been drifting.
Ditto - I haven't even spent my 200 FREE acorns yet, have managed to get level 10, and currently have 395 acorns ... it'll take me forever to get all dog companions and bikes def. W/O spending serious coin on aquiring more acorns via the store. WOW!
The amount of acorns one gets should exponentially increase with xp as well. To say that one would practically have to "live" in AMP just to farm an adequate amount of acorns is an understatement. VEEMEE, please seriously adjust your leveling structure for allow for more acorns to be earned at each level.
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I got tne free bike LMO's on three accounts using the free 200 acorns one gets upon arrival. I have since earned 450 additional free acorns on my main Joanna account and 250 on my Claire. I'm a level 25 and 12 respectively on those two accounts.
I dont' plan on purchasing acorns and I'm not worried about finishing all of the achievements. I think the park is great from a level up perspective and I'm happy I'm able to get free items and pehaps enough free acorns to enjoy some of the rides once I've finished getting the LMO's that I want. I do want at least one other bike and perhaps one of the dogs.
Even without bike and boat rentals working I think this is a great social spot and hopefully VeeMee will continue to update it. I also hope they get the bugs fixed soon. At least leveling is working now.
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Well i can say tonite was the best night at acorn as everything was working on arrival and no hiccups, i am currently level 26 about 450xp away from level 27 Woot! Spent tonite helping others complete challenges and i must say that bike game is enough to drive ppl nuts and make the players laugh uncontrollably lol
With that said they need to make the game part of it where the players ride through other users like normal instead of this crash into them and push them 10 miles away from the group they were just standing with.
Overall still a great space!
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Bike rentals aren't working for me this morning. Guess I still can't spend those free acorns.
Searching for an instance that the bike shop works is a new challenge...
I know. It would be nice though if we could get an official response from VeeMee relative to the collision issue with rental bikes. It's nice to have rentals work yet the ability for users to troll others with them working by ramming their avatars is going to be a continuing problem once the rental issue is fixed.


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Solutions to problems related to communication channels, content, users, and audiences sought daily by media and communication professionals to understand what the public thinks, feels, and does about ideas, events, and trends; learn about audience needs; ways to improve or change content; systematic and methodical ways to investigate problems and figure out how best to tackle communication problems related to media content, audiences, media practice, and media institutions.
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How U.S. media is managed; decision making in a current highly-charged, rapidly-changing media culture; how major company decision makers seek competitive advantage, and their consequent successes and failures in doing so.
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Internet's effect on the content of news media and the work of reporters; open source journalism and convergence culture, collision between old and new media, and mass amateurization of professional communication.
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Communications media in historical, political, economic contexts and their relationships with audiences; criteria for evaluating media content in relation to nature and consequences of news, entertainment, advertising.
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Implications and effects of computer-based forms of communication, especially the Internet, for journalists, the media audience, and society at large.
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Media images and representations of the body in terms of gender; impact on people, society; media and body image, sexuality, gender roles, gender and power, race, ethnicity, class, age; critical analysis of mediated images.
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Application of ethical principles in journalistic decision making; consideration of potentially conflicting values, loyalties, and goals that force professional journalists to make difficult choices.
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Critical and practical approach to understanding contemporary sports media and business practices that mark it; focus on sports media industries and institutions; branding, marketing, demographic, public relations, and promotional factors that shape content. Same as SPST:3181.
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Examination of sport and media's intimate relationship; aesthetic, cultural, political, economic, and industrial factors that shape it. Same as SPST:3175.
JMC:3185 Topics in Mass Communication2-3 s.h.
Focus on particular area, issue, approach, or body of knowledge; may include international media, media criticism, new technologies, history of documentary photography, literary journalism, media management.
JMC:3190 Classics of Sports Journalism: From Jack London to Grantland3 s.h.
Historical examples of celebrated works of sports journalism; focus on long-form texts. Same as SPST:3180.
JMC:3210 Workshop for Secondary School Journalism/Communication Teachers1-3 s.h.
Workshops on journalism/mass media curriculum, audio/video production, photojournalism, publication design, journalistic writing techniques, advising student publications. Same as EDTL:3026.
JMC:3260 Event Planning Workshop3 s.h.
Hands-on experience in event planning; working with clients, conceptualizing events, lining up small and large details, promoting events via social media and other means, carrying out events, and reflecting on outcomes; meet with event planning professionals; complete individual and group projects. Same as EVNT:3260.
JMC:3270 Event Planning and the Arts3 s.h.
Development, planning, and implementation of events with relation to the arts. Same as EVNT:3270.
JMC:3300 Foundations of the First Amendment3 s.h.
Issues affecting the media: freedom of expression, libel, privacy, access to information, protection of news sources, free press/fair trial, copyright, government regulation of broadcasting.
JMC:3400 Specialized Reporting and Writing3-4 s.h.
Topics may include public affairs, law, science, business, medicine, intercultural affairs, education, computer-assisted reporting. Prerequisites: JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C-. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:3405 Depth Reporting and Writing3-4 s.h.
Enterprise reporting; emphasis on reporter as researcher, organizer, writer of complex stories in a variety of contexts. Prerequisites: JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C-. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:3410 Magazine Reporting and Writing3-4 s.h.
Finding ideas, researching, interviewing; problems of organization and style; identification of audiences and markets; development of writing skills. Prerequisites: JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C-. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:3411 Radio and Television Storytelling3-4 s.h.
Principles; gathering, writing, editing, reporting the news; techniques and concepts as a foundation for understanding, successfully writing, and delivering broadcast news. Prerequisites: JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C-. Corequisites: JMC:3603. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:3412 Strategic Communication Writing3-4 s.h.
Principles and practices of persuasive writing; focus on public relations; may include editorials, op-ed pieces, magazine essays, reviews. Prerequisites: JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C-. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:3413 Sports Writing3-4 s.h.
Introduction to the history, culture, industry, and practice of sports writing. Prerequisites: JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C-.
JMC:3414 Basic Elements of Book Writing: Fiction and Nonfiction3-4 s.h.
Basic elements involved in writing a novel or a nonfiction book; students will research, write, and workshop either a nonfiction book or novel proposal; they will complete a chapter outline and one chapter from their manuscript, and constructively edit and evaluate the work of fellow classmates through individual workshop sessions; course will culminate in an author's pavilion where students will select five minutes from their chapter to read to an audience. Prerequisites: JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C-. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:3415 Writing Across Cultures3-4 s.h.
Forms of travel writing and other types of crosscultural reporting; skills, knowledge, understandings vital to writing well about an increasingly multicultural and diverse world. Prerequisites: JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C-. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:3420 Content Marketing3-4 s.h.
Tools for creating great content, as well as tactics for getting that content in front of the right audiences with the right message at the right time. Prerequisites: JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C-. Requirements: journalism and mass communication major.
JMC:3450 Freelance Reporting and Writing3-4 s.h.
Approaches to writing and marketing articles to magazines, newspapers, other publications; developing ideas, researching periodical markets, writing queries, writing and rewriting articles for publication. Prerequisites: JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C-. Requirements: journalism major. Same as CNW:3450.
JMC:3460 Arts and Culture Reporting and Writing3-4 s.h.
Writing about arts and culture in a range of formats (e.g., news, profiles, features, criticism, essays); emphasis on original reporting that draws on resources, issues, people, and events on campus and in the community, especially in visual and performing arts. Prerequisites: JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C-. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:3470 Narrative Journalism3-4 s.h.
Process of writing the true story; development of skills in researching, interviewing, information gathering, organization, story-telling techniques, writing final story; story publication in magazines, newspapers, journals, online. Prerequisites: JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C-. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:3490 Feature Reporting and Writing3-4 s.h.
Storytelling techniques for magazine, newspaper, website features; stylistic flair; human elements in stories; research, interviewing, and reporting. Prerequisites: JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C-. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:3600 Topics in Media Production3-4 s.h.
Analysis and solution of problems with communication strategies and/or media products; public relations, newsletter production, radio, media research, web basics, global media, interviewing, PR fund-raising. Prerequisites: JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C-. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:3603 TV News Production3-4 s.h.
Electronic news gathering (ENG); conceptualization, shooting, editing basic news packages. Prerequisites: JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C-. Corequisites: JMC:3411. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:3605 Editing the News3-4 s.h.
Principles and process of editing content for publication; micro- and macroediting, headline writing, other aspects of editing. Prerequisites: JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C-. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:3610 Graphic Design3-4 s.h.
Problems of design, layout and production; practical and aesthetic considerations; digital techniques; creative projects. Prerequisites: JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C-. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:3611 Web Design Basics3-4 s.h.
Web development from the ground up; students will choose topics and build personal sites for original pieces of journalism. Prerequisites: JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C-. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:3615 Strategic Communication Campaigns3-4 s.h.
Development and presentation of public relations campaigns for client organizations; communication theory and research techniques applied to analyzing and solving public relations problems through objective-based strategic planning. Prerequisites: JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C-. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:3620 Applied Digital and Social Media3-4 s.h.
Creation of original journalistic websites incorporating writing, design, and structure; contemporary online media issues. Prerequisites: JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C-. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:3625 Planning and Evaluation of Strategic Campaigns3-4 s.h.
Undergraduate-level research methods used specifically for public relations and advertising; basic quantitative and qualitative methods as related to strategic communication; hands-on exercises. Prerequisites: JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C-. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:3630 Photo Storytelling: Making Powerful Images3-4 s.h.
Techniques; basic craft, location shooting, editing photographs; group critiques of assignments. Prerequisites: JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C-.
JMC:3633 Philanthropy Communication in a Digital World3-4 s.h.
World of philanthropy and nonprofit work that changes rapidly with and in response to developments in digital communications; campaigns and fundraisers driven by free agents on social networking sites as an example of how philanthropists and nonprofit workers operate in digital environment; overview of trends in areas of philanthropy and nonprofit work; practical skills to help communicate, create, and disseminate messages using multiple digital tools and social media; analysis of communication/media strategies; media production. Same as FPC:3633.
JMC:3635 Strategic Communication for Public Debate3-4 s.h.
How strategic communication goals, objectives, strategies, and tactics can influence public debate on policy issues; students apply this knowledge for the benefit of a real-world client, producing a portfolio of work by the end of the semester. Prerequisites: JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C-. Requirements: journalism and mass communication major.
JMC:3640 Data Journalism3-4 s.h.
How to find and tell stories using data; hands-on introduction to data visualization, data analysis and data literacy for journalists and communications professionals. Prerequisites: JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C-. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:3645 Digital Storytelling3-4 s.h.
Builds on skills learned in JMC:2020 to develop compelling multipart digital stories; focus on a range of storytelling techniques and tools to create in-depth stories that incorporate visual, audio, text, and data; students strengthen their digital storytelling skills by producing various multimedia projects, such as podcasts and digital long-form stories; project-based with opportunities to produce individual and collaborative work. Prerequisites: JMC:2010 with a minimum grade of C- and JMC:2020 with a minimum grade of C-. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:4100 Advanced Reporting and Writing3-4 s.h.
Project journalism; extended magazine pieces, explanatory/investigative journalism, series for newspapers, or task-force projects by entire class on a major issue, with goal of publication. Prerequisites: JMC:3490 or JMC:3412 or JMC:3450 or JMC:3400 or JMC:3410 or JMC:3405 or JMC:3411 or JMC:3460 or JMC:3415 or JMC:3470 or JMC:3413 or JMC:3611. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:4130 Advanced Public Relations Writing3-4 s.h.
Case-based study of corporate public relations practice; globalization issues, branding and integrated communication, crisis management. Prerequisites: JMC:3412. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:4300 Advanced Photo Storytelling3-4 s.h.
Photojournalism skills; may include documentary photography, advanced photojournalism methods and techniques. Prerequisites: JMC:3630.
JMC:4310 Advanced Media Workshop3-4 s.h.
Journalism and mass communication skills; may include editing, broadcasting, design, multimedia. Prerequisites: JMC:3600 or JMC:3610 or JMC:3605 or JMC:3415 or JMC:3412 or JMC:3405 or FPC:3633 or JMC:3625 or JMC:3630 or JMC:3450 or JMC:3490 or JMC:3410 or JMC:3470 or JMC:3400 or JMC:3411 or JMC:3603 or JMC:3460 or JMC:3620 or JMC:3615 or JMC:3413 or JMC:3611. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:4320 Advanced Television News3-4 s.h.
Advanced training and experience in producing, writing, and reporting television news packages and newscasts; emphasis on meeting professional standards. Prerequisites: JMC:3411 and JMC:3603. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:4330 Visual Storytelling3-4 s.h.
Experience with journalistic storytelling techniques, generating story ideas, researching, writing, producing, editing, and critiquing documentary features and other visual narratives; use of digital video and archival material to produce visual narrative pieces for broadcast and other media platforms. Prerequisites: JMC:3600 or JMC:3610 or JMC:3605 or JMC:3415 or JMC:3412 or JMC:3405 or FPC:3633 or JMC:3625 or JMC:3630 or JMC:3450 or JMC:3490 or JMC:3410 or JMC:3470 or JMC:3400 or JMC:3411 or JMC:3603 or JMC:3460 or JMC:3620 or JMC:3615 or JMC:3413 or JMC:3611. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:4340 Convergence Journalism3-4 s.h.
Use of multiple technologies for journalistic storytelling across media platforms, such as print, television, and Internet. Prerequisites: JMC:3620. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:4350 Advanced Graphic Design3-4 s.h.
Advanced design, layout, and production; practical and aesthetic considerations; digital techniques; creative projects. Prerequisites: JMC:3610. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:4360 Advanced Web Design3-4 s.h.
Course builds upon techniques learned in JMC:3611. Prerequisites: JMC:3611. Requirements: journalism major.
JMC:4900 Special Projects in Mass Communicationarr.
Research and readings to fit needs, interests of students.
JMC:4910 Readings in Communication and Mass Communication1-3 s.h.
Focus on a problem or issue.
JMC:4950 Honors Readings1-3 s.h.
Topic in journalism or mass communication, chosen by student. Requirements: honors standing.
JMC:4955 Honors Project3 s.h.
Independent research or project for honors students. Requirements: honors standing.
JMC:5100 Masters Seminar1 s.h.
Theoretical or methodological problems in mass communication.
JMC:5200 Topics in Strategic Communication3 s.h.
Various topics relevant to strategic communication.
JMC:5235 Strategic Communications Research3 s.h.
Methodology of social science inquiry, the process and instruments of data gathering, evaluation of evidence, and the usefulness and appropriateness of various information sources in the service of strategic communication research; blends theory and practice.
JMC:5237 Financial and Budget Fundamentals for Communicators3 s.h.
How a company operates as a business; rapid changes in international economy; important SEC documents and other sources of information on public companies; a public company's financial statements; comparison of public companies financial conditions; analysis and informed conclusions about a public company's financial condition.
JMC:5238 Strategic Communication Campaigns3 s.h.
Practice of strategic communication through traditional and new media for purpose of benefiting nonprofit organizations or bringing about social change; examples and strategies from corporate, nonprofit, and social marketing campaigns; application of knowledge for benefit of real-world clients; principles and strategies applied to professional projects.
JMC:5239 Strategic Web Video Communication3 s.h.
Production of video content and releasing visual stories online; tools needed to capture compelling images and edit meaningful stories; strengths and weaknesses of video storytelling using portable video cameras and affordable editing software; for graduate students who are working professionals.
JMC:5240 Digital Strategic Communication3 s.h.
Exploration of information industry growth; creative processes involved in developing a blog and utilizing multimedia tools to enhance strategic messages; focus on characteristics and spread of new communication technologies and their social, economic, and political effects.
JMC:5243 Copywriting for Strategic Communication3 s.h.
Focusing copy to a targeted audience to move them to action; multiple platforms where copywriting can appear; learn how professional copywriters craft motivational, persuasive messages and continuously refine their skills; build copywriting skills through weekly exercises, peer reviews, and a final portfolio.
JMC:5248 Strategic Political Communication3 s.h.
Study of political communication; topics range from classic issues (agenda setting) to current debates and emerging topics associated with new media; readings address political communication in the United States.
JMC:5266 Risk Communication3 s.h.
Examination of risk as a central concept in communication process; risk as intrinsically an interdisciplinary concept; literature from a wide range of disciplines and perspectives (communication, psychology, sociology, formal risk analysis); case studies drawn from issues and cultural contexts (environmental, technological or health risks, food safety risks; international military crisis or threats of terrorism, natural disasters); emphasis on comparison of European and American contexts.
JMC:5267 Strategic Health Care Communication3 s.h.
Breaking down health care to basics; writing and communicating about health care in an understandable way so that hospitals, medical groups, and health care businesses can be better understood when doing business with each other as well as the public and consumers at large; health care writing and communication so consumers can understand, avoid injuries and even death from medical errors shown by studies on health literacy; how doctors and insurance companies can convey their messages in easy-to-understand way to lessen public frustration with the system.
JMC:5268 Strategic Planning for the Communication Professional3 s.h.
Use of a 10 step strategic planning model to discuss ways that an effective strategic planning process can be developed to effectively respond to a changing environment; strategic planning for an organization, department, specific project, and personal growth; ways that strategic thinking can help develop strategic thinking skills that transfer to any part of a career.
JMC:5269 Media Management for Strategic Communicators3 s.h.
Looking at media in a completely new way; focus on economics and management of competitive businesses; how modern-day businesses in the media sector succeed or fail and why; decision making, competition, and outcomes; emphasis on news media companies that operate in public glare and offer rich opportunities for critical observation.
JMC:5270 Leadership Communication3 s.h.
Using communications skills effectively for leadership in the modern workplace; how technological, global, and demographic developments have combined to transform the field of strategic communications; skills necessary to be effective in an environment of collaboration, teamwork, and self-management across a variety of platforms.
JMC:5285 Strategic Communication Externship3 s.h.
Externship to allow connection between academic program and professional world; enhancement of skill and knowledge.
JMC:5300 Foundations of Strategic Communication3 s.h.
Introduction to the field of strategic communication.
JMC:5400 Strategic Communication Writing3 s.h.
Writing workshop for M.A. strategic communication students.
JMC:5910 Masters Tutorialarr.
Topics in communication and mass communication inquiry.
JMC:5950 Capstone Project in Strategic Communication3 s.h.
Workshop of capstone projects required for graduation; for students nearing completion of M.A. in strategic communication. Requirements: M.A. in strategic communication program enrollment.
JMC:5955 Masters Researcharr.
Independent research for projects, theses.
JMC:6100 Ph.D. Seminar1 s.h.
Forum on theoretical or methodological problems in mass communication.
JMC:6210 Media Theory3 s.h.
Introduction to social science theory used by communication scholars to study media and communication; use of theory to explain media and communication phenomena.
JMC:6256 Gender and Mass Communication3 s.h.
Approaches to the study of gender and communication; topics vary. Same as GWSS:6256.
JMC:6310 Media Methods3 s.h.
Journalism and media communication research methods that involve collection and analysis of quantifiable data; surveys, content analyses, and experiments.
JMC:6330 Reading Group1-3 s.h.
Analysis and discussion of important texts.
JMC:6333 Seminar in Media Communication3 s.h.
Topics vary.
JMC:6700 Approaches to Media Communication3 s.h.
Institutional and disciplinary issues that influence media communication.
JMC:6910 Ph.D. Tutorialarr.
Communication and mass communication inquiry.
JMC:6920 Ph.D. Research Practicumarr.
Conceptualization and execution of research projects.
JMC:6999 Dissertationarr.


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Wow. I really love this design. It's intimidating and very evil looking. (The monster-in-your-closet evil.)
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Megatron Wolf wrote:why the hell wasnt that used it looks awesome, i dont understand how that gets scrapped but TFP & bayformer megs get the go aheadIt wasn't scrapped. It got published in the pop up book and in the Covenant book.
As for why it wasn't used, the people behind the shows and games simply had their own designs that they wanted to use instead. This design was just made for a production bible.
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But apart from that, this is really cool.
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Can anyone see any other influences in this design that could have come from other Megatron designs of the time (G2, RiD, Unicron Trilogy, Animated, etc.)?
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I like this design, if it where updated to be more in the TF Prime style it would be amazing.


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Ukip surge rocks Labour and Conservative parties
At this year's local elections Nigel Farage's Ukip party have gained 155 seats.
The Conservatives had lost 201 council seats, losing control of nine councils including Hammersmith & Fulham council and Croydon council in London. The Labour party gained 292 seats with the Liberal Democrats losing the most seats (284).
Results of the European parliament elections which took place on the same day will be announced on Sunday. The surge in Ukip votes indicates it will be a close run contest.
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Birmingham's children services have been rated inadequate again by Ofsted, extending seven years of failure to protect vulnerable children in the city.
As of April more than 400 children in need had still not been looked at by a social worker, a report found. The council's children's services department has been rated inadequate since 2008. Peter Hay, the director of children's services was brought in to turn things around in 2013.
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Great food, helpful/friendly staff and good atmosphere for family.
Only issue was Trip Advisor online menu was not up to date. I am not sure who is responsible to update that.
the catering menu is excellent, had the stuffed mannicoti and it was the best i ever had. the pizza is great, reasonably priced. we call ahead and go to pick it up.
Had dinner recently there with a group in the back room. Food was delivered all at the same time and it was great. Considering there were 14 of us I was impressed. Good value for the money. My salad was delicious and the chicken cooked to perfection.
Wow all i can say is this place got a total upgrade both with food quality and management! This place used to be absolutely horrible. We received the new menu in the mail and it stated under new management so my family and i decided to give it another try and wow were we pleased! I would highly recommend this...
Stopped in for dinner on a Sunday, not many people in the place! Have eaten here many times and have been very satisfied. This time it was under the new ownership.
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This restaurant has good but not outstanding pizza when the teens doing the preparation are paying attention to what they are doing. My favorite is the house special prepared with a thin crust. The sauce is not too acidic and has a good spiced tomatoey flavor. Toppings are generally plentiful and in good proportions. The menu has many other Italian...
Maybe it's a hair above poor, but it isn't good enough for me to want to go back. I've been here a handful of times for lunch and dinner with friends and family. I've usually ordered pizza and would consider it average. Although the white pizza is a step above (or maybe I just love any type of white pizza)....
I dined here on Mother's Day. I love Italian food, but I'm watching my calories. I was very happy to order a scrumptious Cranberry and walnut salad with the option of adding grilled chicken.. It featured greens topped with grilled chicken, cranberries, walnuts, and cheese served with Balsamic Dressing. The presentation was excellent. In most restaurants when you order a...
we had a great time here, the food was excellent. We got lunch, i got an Italian hoagie. It was good. The layout of the restaurant is nice, and it's BYOB which is nice. We recommend this place to anyone in the area looking for cheap, good food
I will never understand the positive reviews I see? Tried this place again and don't understand what is good about this place. First let me start with the rude hostess on Fri 10/25 around 6:30. My wife and asked for a booth; we were informed if we wait a few minutes there would be one. Another couple arrived after us...
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my uncle recently purchased a 1966 Bellvadere which he was told that it had a poly 318 in it. what makes the differences in this engine? is it in the heads?if it is what?, like the heads off a larger engine or hemi heads?
The Poly was something of a cost-cutting measure, being as how the Hemi was a complicated bit o' work to manufacture and assemble, plus it made for a wide engine at the top end and was heavy.
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Acquired resistance to vemurafenib develops through reactivation of RAF/MEK/ERK signaling or bypass mechanisms. Recent combination therapies such as a MEK inhibitor combined with vemurafenib show improvement in major clinical end points, but the percentage of patients with adverse toxic events is higher than with vemurafenib monotherapy and most patients ultimately relapse. Therefore, there is an urgent need to develop new antimelanoma drugs and/or adjuvant agents for vemurafenib therapy. In this study, we created a novel semiorganically modified derivative, DETD-35, from deoxyelephantopin (DET), a plant sesquiterpene lactone demonstrated as an anti-inflammatory and anti–mammary tumor agent. Our results show that DETD-35 inhibited proliferation of a panel of melanoma cell lines, including acquired vemurafenib resistance A375 cells (A375-R) established in this study, with superior activities to DET and no cytotoxicity to normal melanocytes. DETD-35 suppressed tumor growth and reduced tumor mass as effectively as vemurafenib in A375 xenograft study. Furthermore, DETD-35 also reduced tumor growth in both acquired (A375-R) and intrinsic (A2058) vemurafenib resistance xenograft models, where vemurafenib showed no antitumor activity. Notably, the combination of DETD-35 and vemurafenib exhibited the most significant effects in both in vitro and in vivo xenograft studies due to synergism of the compound and the drug. Mechanistic studies suggested that DETD-35 overcame acquired vemurafenib resistance at least in part through deregulating MEK-ERK, Akt, and STAT3 signaling pathways and promoting apoptosis of cancer cells. Overall, our results suggest that DETD-35 may be useful as a therapeutic or adjuvant agent against BRAFV600E mutant and acquired vemurafenib resistance melanoma. Mol Cancer Ther; 15(6); 1163–76. ©2016 AACR.
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A slight majority (53%) of US consumers agree that, compared to 5 years ago, there is too much content out there, and 45% wish they could frequently "unplug" from all content and devices. While most feel that content has become easier to create and more visual, levels of skepticism regarding the authenticity of content are running high, according to a recent study [pdf] from Adobe.
Indeed, a majority of adults report being likely to question the authenticity of a variety of forms of content, including:
Similarly, a majority are likely to question the authenticity of photos and videos posted by people they don't know, among other forms of content.
Indeed, the only content forms that a minority will question are photos and videos posted by peers. As such, content shared by friends and family members (72%) and content shared by a work colleague or peer (59%) – independent of who created the content – are the most trusted, according to the study.
Few other content sources earn trust from a majority of respondents. Only a slight majority trust content from a traditional broadcast media network (55%), from a company whose products they buy (54%), or from a traditionally printed newspaper or magazine such as the New York Times (54%). These findings are backed by recent survey results from Gallup, which show trust in mass media dropping to a record low.
Yet, trust in content from traditional media still beats other sources, per the study. For example, few trust content from a professional blogger (36%), an entertainment news outlet such as Buzzfeed (34%), from an entertainment celebrity (31%) or a YouTube celebrity (31%).
These are interesting findings in light of other research that has found a higher degree of trust in branded content that appears on TV and in print than on social channels, with Facebook being the notable exception.
A key theme to emerge from Adobe's study is the greater degree of trust in information from those considered more likely to be peers. For example:
The Adobe study notes that Millennials are more likely than Gen Xers and Baby Boomers to question the authenticity of online content, using skepticism around photo and video alterations as examples. At the same time, maybe Millennials only have themselves to blame. After all, separate results from the report indicate that 35% of Millennials deem entertaining content more important to them than accurate content. By comparison, only 20% of Gen Xers and 10% of Baby Boomers feel the same way.
Further, Millennials emerge as the generation least likely to confirm the accuracy of content before sharing, with almost 4 in 10 not checking to see if the information they are about to post is accurate. And only a minority (43%) think about the appropriateness of a photo they are about to post.
Beyond content authenticity, the Adobe research also examines interactions with content, with some interesting findings:
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The more expensive options on the Amazon.com Fire Phone are turning off some analysts a day after the e-commerce leader unveiled a long-expected smartphone.
Amazon.com (AMZN) stock was down 1.5% in midday trading on the stock market today, trading near 330.
JPMorgan analyst Doug Anmuth said in a research report that "the higher-end price points and smaller size of the Amazon Appstore could be limitations" and might deter some potential users. Anmuth expects only "modest" sales of 2-3 million units for Fire Phone this year.
Amazon says that without a wireless contract from exclusive carrier AT&T (T,) the 32GB version of the phone costs $649. The 64GB version without a contract costs $749. These prices compare with $199 for the 32GB and $299 for the 64GB Fire Phone with two-year contracts. The analyst also noted that the Amazon Appstore that provides apps for Fire Phone offers more than 200,000 apps and games vs. rival Google (GOOGL) Play's 1 million-plus.
Anmuth, though, also praised Amazon's new smartphone. "The phone is feature-rich from a hardware and software perspective, and we view the device itself as having roughly neutral economics, with upside coming from deeper penetration of the Amazon ecosystem through sales of digital media and physical goods," Anmuth wrote. He also says that Amazon has "differentiated" the device from rivals.
JPMorgan has a neutral rating on Amazon stock.
RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Mahaney, in a research note, says that he was surprised by the higher-end prices on Fire Phone, explaining they were comparable to what Apple (AAPL) and Samsung charge for similar devices. "We were slightly surprised by the premium price point — the $649 price for the 32GB Fire Phone (without a contract) is priced within the realm of the 32GB Apple iPhone 5s at $749 and the 16GB Samsung Galaxy S 5 at $650 (via the AT&T website)," Mahaney wrote.
Mahaney rates Amazon outperform, with a price target of 400.
Benchmark gave an upbeat assessment of Fire Phone in a research report. "While critics are likely to focus on the potentially gimmicky or novelty 3D technology (branded Dynamic Perspective), we think Amazon has essentially created a unique technology portal which aggregates its best handheld features while keeping price and specs in line with other cutting-edge phones. Ultimately, we believe the phone will continue to drive Prime adoption, increase sales directly through virtual show-rooming technology and keep Amazon at the forefront of the battle for mind-share," the report said.
Benchmark has a buy rating on Amazon stock and a price target of 500.
Amazon's smartphone has a 4.7-inch screen, 3D imaging and a novel Firefly button image-recognition feature that lets the device serve as a user's eyes and ears to make purchases on Amazon.com. Users can snap a photo of a book or another product, or play music in the background. Fire Phone will recognize it and direct users to the Amazon page where they can buy the item. The phone can snap photos of bar codes and phone numbers, and direct users to websites like Wikipedia for general information. There's also free unlimited cloud storage of photos. Buyers also get 12 free months of Prime membership.
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This title is an FPS developed in house and based on the Chrome Engine, a technology created by fellow Poles Techland. In Poland, this game was marketed as a new entry in the popular Mortyr series: Mortyr III: Akcje dywersyjne.For release in foreign territories, where that franchise does not enjoy the same level of respectability, the Mortyr moniker was dropped in favor of Battlestrike.
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I ordered this pendant light for my newly renovated kitchen. It took a long time to find just the right light fixture and this was the one. Unfortunately, I never received the fixture. It was damaged in transit and was returned to the manufacturer by the shipper. I was able to find out what happened by checking the tracking history. A credit was issued to my credit card account and I ordered another one. The original pendant light was on sale. I was able to get the same discount when I asked for it. Looking forward to receiving my pendant light and looking for a better result the second time around. Overstock.com was very accommodating in helping me walk through this reorder process and receive the discount. Although I have not received this product yet, I rated it as excellent. That is my hope!


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