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Friday, August 30, 2013
8 – 10 am
514 Studios, Minneapolis
We're back from our summer break and ready to dive into a selection of social media case studies. Representatives from three local agencies will walk you though the details, share the results, and answer your questions.
Case Study #1: Buffalo Wild Wings
Agency: space150
Buffalo Wild Wings' focus is pretty simple: Wings, Beer, and Sports. If there is a better place to start for a social media assignment, we haven't seen it. Hear how space150 took an already thriving social brand with a loyal audience, and turned it up a notch to drive record setting growth, and engagement during BWW's most important time of year: Football Season.
Presented by: Craig Key, Associate Media Director
Craig helps to lead space150's digital and social media planning and strategy. This includes all aspects of digital campaigns including mobile, social, desktop and search. Craig works to keep the agency informed on trends in the digital space, and works across departments make sure projects are utilizing digital media platforms appropriately, efficiently and in a way that aligns with a client's marketing objectives. Craig graduated with a BA in Communications, Media Studies from Azusa Pacific University. He has also taught Social Media at the world-renowned Miami Ad School.
Case Study #2: Carmex
Agency: Bolin
What happens when you dream for an epic viral event and it actually comes true? Are you prepared for what comes next? This presentation covers the Carmex Half-Court Hero Contest from conception all the way up to the amazing half-court shot made by 50-year-old computer technician, Micahel Drysch. That basket, followed by a tackle from LeBron James resulted in what we now refer to as the "Epic Worldwide Adventure", which delivered over 486 million earned media impressions for the Carmex brand.
Presented by:
Nathan Eide, Emerging Media Director
Nathan is a digital strategist and seasoned marketing professional who achieves business results for his clients by driving customer behavior through a comprehensive strategy focusing on the integration of content, campaigns and conversions delivered through a variety of digital tactics including: social media, email, paid media, search engine marketing (SEM), search engine optimization (SEO), customer relationship management (CRM) and a host of other acronyms. With a breadth of experience including time on the agency side as well as in-house at Fortune 500, digital start-ups and small businesses, Nathan has worked with brands such as: BMW, 3M, Microsoft, Valspar, Best Buy, Deluxe Corporation, Coca-Cola, Lufthansa, UnitedHealth Group, Dell, the PGA Tour, Oracle, Canon, Honeywell, Citrix, Agilent Technologies and Thomson Reuters.
Nathan serves on the board of directors of the Minnesota Interactive Marketing Association and has presented across the country on emerging media strategy.
Michael Kraabel, VP of Creative
Mike is a Creative Director who writes, designs, strategizes, codes, films and more. He is a truly versatile talent who believes in big creative ideas. Mike has designed and implemented programs for some of the nation's most recognizable brands, including Target Corporation, Ecolab, Microsoft, Best Buy, 3M, Unilever, Cargill, National Marrow Donor Program and National Endowment for the Arts. An early pioneer of interactive marketing and PR, Mike has been devising digital communications programs for companies for more than 16 years. His programs have consistently won recognition among peers and national press. In the past few years, Mike has become a much respected guest lecturer in the academic environment and at industry conferences, and has served as an advisor to various marketing organizations across the country.
Case Study #3: Michelina's
Agency: Spyder Trap
Michelina's is a nationally-distributed frozen food brand based out of Minneapolis. However, the company had no social media presence before coming to Spyder Trap in late 2012. Through a combination of new website design, paid advertising and organic engagement we were able to not only establish the brand on Facebook and Twitter, but were able to make the brand relevant in a crowded digital space. We combined product-focused posts with an extensive listening strategy allowing us to find users tweeting about Michelina's and initiate conversations with potential brand advocates. At the same time, we were increasing referral traffic to their website leveraging a previous untapped audience. This holistic approach took Michelina's from the bottom of the freezer to top of mind with consumers.
Presented by: Steve Retka, Social Media Coordinator
Steve is the Social Media Coordinator at Spyder Trap, with over 3 years of agency experience working for a variety of clients and industries.
Steve has been involved with all aspects of social media marketing, from digital strategy and ideation to campaign execution and reporting. He has coordinated the launch of multiple profiles across different social media channels, as well as organizing promotions, contests, and engagement events. Blogger relations were also a large part of his responsibilities, working to build relationships with influencers to secure reviews and product mentions. Steve's social media expertise has been utilized in working with great companies and organizations like Mr Bubble, Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota, Michelina's Frozen Foods, UnitedHealth Group and AmeriPride.


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Music Review: John Medeski - A Different Time
Published 10:35 am, Friday, March 15, 2013
Best known for his keyboard work with the Medeski Martin & Wood trio, John Medeski debuts his first solo piano album, A Different Time, as the initial release on Sony Classical's revival of the classic Okeh jazz label. Okeh, most notably associated with jazz giants like Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington, is a way of linking current jazz artists like Medeski, artists developing their own voices with the great tradition, and perhaps giving the jazz market a reinvigorating shot in the arm while they're at it. If the Medeski album is any indication of what's to come, it's a project that has a very bright future.
Fans of Medeski's trio work, accustomed to their "lively, groove driven" style with his "organ-centric approach" will find that the performer has another side. "I know it's not what anybody's expecting," Medeski acknowledges, "but it's a side of me that exists. It's really raw and open, stripped of all hipness. But it's made me a little less afraid to just drop into the moment and play what's coming to me as opposed to something that I know will work, something that I know is cool, something that I know will have a certain effect. The whole point is to get lost in the music." And it is the kind of beautiful contemplative music that pianist and listener can both get lost in.
While recording at Waterfront Studios, producer Henry Hirsch encouraged Medeski to try the studio's 1925 Gaveau. A French model piano that Medeski explains "required a very delicate, controlled touch." It enabled the pianist to nuance his playing and "really make this instrument sing." And sing it does echoing the sad, sweet sounds one poet heard in the nightingale.
Although the meditative mood dominates all the tracks on the album, there is some variety in the choice of material. The title track, along with two other pieces on the album, "Graveyard Fields" and "Lacrima" (tears), are improvised, "spontaneous compositions." "Ran," on the other hand is a through-composed piece, the only one on the album. Other Medeski compositions include "Waiting at the Gate," written when he was in his teens, "Otis," and "Luz Marina," written for the founder of a Peruvian orphanage who died in 2010. The Willie Nelson classic "I'm Falling In Love Again" and the spiritual "His Eye Is on the Sparrow," made famous back in the day by Ethel Waters, round out the album.
A Different Time may be the work of a different Medeski, a tender, sensitive Medeski, but it is a Medeski I, for one, would like to hear more often.


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Have little fear, the menus of a deli/bakery, pho shop, or full-fledged restaurant, are set up similarly. There is a loose standard but up to this point, that standard has been left for just Vietnamese people to understand. This page, along with the pages of common Vietnamese restaurant dishes and cooking methods and ingredients, have bilingual content.
I put this together with Pho411.com to bridge any communication gap between Vietnamese food lovers and Vietnamese restaurant owners and chefs.
Sections of a Vietnamese Restaurant Menu: The dishes at a Vietnamese restaurant, deli or bakery are typically organized in food groups that include:
- Appetizers - Khai Vị
- Savory Cakes, Crepe, Dumpling, Roll - Bánh
- Soup - Canh, Súp, Cháo
- Salad - Gỏi
- Chinese Style Egg Noodles - Mì
- Vermicelli (or Rice Noodles) - Bún
- Entree / Main Dish - Món Ăn Chính
- Meat (pork, beef, chicken, etc.) - Thịt
- Grilled Meatballs - Nem Nướng
- Cured Sausages - Nem chua
- Rice, Rice Plates - Cơm
- Side Dish - Món Phụ
- Vegetables and Herbs - Rau
- Sweet Dessert Soup/Pudding/Iced Sweet Drinks – Chè
- Beverages - Giải Khác
- Desserts - Tráng Miệng / Bánh Ngọt
Now that you've got this under your belt, move on to these two pages:
- Common Vietnamese Restaurant Dishes: English - Vietnamese names of common foods you'd find on a menu. Restaurants, delis, bakeries and pho shops offer mostly the same things. Use this as a guide.
- Cooking Methods, Seasonings, and Ingredients: If you don't recognize a dish, this page will help you translate the menu descriptions. How is something cooked? What kinds of seasonings or dipping sauce is served with it? What are the featured vegetables and fruits? From there you can imagine the flavors. Or, ask informed questions!


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Posted by admin as Biodiesel Info
Question by Arielle: is biodiesel a renewable or non-renewable source?
please explain why if you can
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Answer by normanbormann
It is renewable. The problems occur when people use food crops such as corn or tie up valuable farm land to grow other biomass crops.
Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!
Dana1981, Master of Science1
Renewable. Biodiesel comes from plants, which get their energy from the Sun, which is a renewable energy source (there's always going to be more energy coming from the Sun until it burns out 4.5 billion years from now).
You can always plant more biofuel crops and you can always get more energy from the Sun. That's why they're renewable. There's only so much oil and other fossil fuels on the planet, so they're non-renewable.
well biodiesel is still not good ether way…. its just putting oil fumes in the air???? it doesnt help……. they didnt make something thats going to help the invorment…… sorry and its renewable sorce they get it from a certain seed i forget witch seed but its weird…….
Dr Jello3
Bio is considered renewable as products like corn can be grown next year.
Once oil is gone, it's gone and it cannot be replenished or renewed.
Ryan G4
Renewable for sure… crops can be regrown to replace the crops taken and used for the manufacturing of biofuels. An added bonus is the fact that plants use carbon dioxide as a source of carbon in their structures, and as we all know, we are at an all time high in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere due to the burning of fossil fuels. I think it was already pointed out that biofuels are problematic in a world that is experiencing overpopulation, and a global food shortage. Biodiesel can be made from a wide variety of plants and algae that grows all over the world, and is just one step in the right direction.
clearly it's renewable.
we grow it.
when we burn it the process gives off water and CO2.
which are products that are incorporated into next year's corn crop.
however, is it good?
that's a very different question.
it takes quite a lot of corn to produce a gallon of gasoline.
which has lead to a dramatic rise in the price of milk, bread, vegetables, etc, lately.
wonky bridges6
ok it has BIO in the name therefor it most likeyly is renewable.
renewable because use can use certain plants to make it
Morbid Angel8
it is. it is made from plants. its only drawback that it takes land to grow, diesel to harvest and energy to extract. some say that to make 1L of biofuel costs 1L of fossil fuels. That is probably not true for countries like Brasil.
You have countless explanations of why, but the main idea is that the Bio-fuel is renewable and comes from plant mass. And plant mass grows in cycles and can only be harvested on certain times.
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No Victor Matfield, no Bakkies Botha, no Danie Rossouw, and even though he is by comparison a Johnny-come-lately, no (injured) Andries Bekker. So where does that leave a Springbok second row so long the gnarled veteran variety as opposed to whippersnappers?
Not in bad shape at all, actually, with its healthy case of out with the old and in with the new.
The belligerent Eben Etzebeth has been breathing Bakkies-like fire all season in the Stormers' No 4 jersey, while Juandre Kruger has been under the tutelage of none other than Matfield at the Bulls this season, and now at the Springboks.
That second row is not quite as wet behind the ears as people think. Heyneke Meyer had the tempting option of Bulls duo Kruger and Flip van der Merwe – who is older, wiser and has 11 more caps than Etzebeth's grand total of zero – but the coach has gone for broke in picking form over combinations.
"With Flip and Juandre, they've combined well, while Andries and Eben have played nicely together," Meyer said."I went for form, and… although it might have been easier to pair the two Bulls together, Eben brings something different and is very good at contesting at the lineouts.
"I wouldn't want to say he's the next Bakkies – I actually think he can surpass that – and I did think about experience but I have a lot of confidence in Eben. He's big, physical and doesn't shy away from contact. I think he's the best No 4 lock in Super Rugby.
"Having said that, I don't believe in reserves. I believe in impact players and if you have a look at the forwards on the bench, they are great players in their own right. Flip is the type of player who can make a huge difference from the bench."
Kruger is the older partner at 27 and played a season at Northampton in 2009 before returning to South Africa.
"Victor has been brilliant in sharing his knowledge," Kruger said. "He will sit down with me in front of the laptop and show me how he goes about analysing the opposition lineout. I have learned from the best and, even though I am making my Test debut, I have no reservations about calling our lineout." – The Mercury


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As the casket was being opened, Emma dropped on her knees and sadly wept for the boy that meant the entire world to her. So young with such a bright future in store for him is now sentenced to life in heaven. Finally she collected herself enough to stand up and take a final glimpse of him. "All the possibilities there are out there to live your life and you never got a chance to experience any of them. Oh sweet baby brother, the light you've shined on everyone down on this planet will shine forever in our hearts even though your flame has been blown out. We will see each other again, one of these days. But for now say hi to grandma and grandpa for me. How I love you…And the casket fell shut as the boy inside will remain in peace for eternity.
What on earth was I thinking?! A good sister would've taken him to his friend's house.
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Girl Of All Work Chapter Books
Set of 3 journals organized into chapters. I like the attention to detail in typography. The concept of dividing journals into chapters is interesting and something I had never considered.
So elegant and feminine. Make cute wedding gifts.
The little hedgehog befriends the cactus on the cover! This journal is adorable!Added 8 Years Ago from Girlofallwork


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The Granite City Auction will take place at 5041 W. Belmont Ave., Chicago, IL 60641. A preview will be held on Friday, June 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and from 9 to 10 a.m. on Saturday, June 25 -- the day of the auction.
An entire granite facility has closed. Everything from a bridge cutting machine, 2002 stake bed truck, forklift, gantry crane, 250 sheets of beautiful granite, hand tools, polishers, wet saws, air compressors and more are being sold to the highest bidder. Don't miss this auction!!! For Terms and Conditions, go to the company's Web site at: http://www.bobkingauctions.com/auctions/granitecity/index.htm.


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The Boston Herald reported negotiations between the Red Sox and Japanese pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka have broken down and he might not sign by Thursday's midnight deadline.
It's not the last minute yet, so don't be surprised if this still gets done. The Red Sox put a $51 million deposit for the right to negotiate, so they want to get this done. Matsuzaka has already gone through the posting process, he has bid farewell to Japan. He's not going to want to go through this again next year.
Reports are agent Scott Boras is the cause for the snag. However, dragging out negotiations to get the last dollar is what Boras does. There's no other team he can use against the Red Sox as leverage, so he's using the deadline.
That's something that has to be remembered in the bidding for Barry Zito. He has one offer on the table, and that's from Texas. The Mets are interested, but so is San Francisco and possibly Seattle. We're not at the point yet of teams bidding against each other.
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"Old Sock" – Eric Clapton [Free Album Stream]
Eric Clapton's newest album isn't available to buy until next week, but you can stream it for free right now! Filled with Clapton's cover versions of some of his favorite songs, it's a laid back rocker that starts with the same kind of breezy atmosphere as 461 Ocean Boulevard or some of J.J. Cale's best work. Cale lends his voice to "Angel". Other notable guests are Paul McCartney on "All of Me", Chaka Khan on "Gotta Get Over", and Steve Winwood on "Still Got The Blues".
Check out the free stream of Old Sock by Eric Clapton below:
If you like what you hear, step right up and pre-purchase the album at iTunes or Amazon. Official release is March 12th.
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are known for their talent, charm and pop-rock-flavored hit songs. And it's just those qualities that will be showcased when the group serves as the evening house band for the 16th Critics' Choice Movie Awards. During the ceremony, which airs live on VH1 on Friday, January 14, at 9 p.m. ET/PT, the band, the band will perform classic tunes and their own hit songs between awards and during commercial breaks.
According to a press release, the group will also treat guests and attendees to numbers when they perform in the middle of the red carpet during the live pre-show and official after-party festivities. This marks a first for the awards show's house band.
VH1 president Tom Calderone spoke about the group's role during the evening ceremony. "The nominees, presenters are all A-list," he said in a statement. "We've been huge supporters of Maroon 5 since the beginning of their career, and watched them become an international success. Having them join our production as the house band brings an unprecedented level of excitement and musical talent to the show."
Shortly after their gig at the Critics' Choice Movie Awards, Maroon 5 will venture out of the United States and onto a worldwide trek with stops throughout Europe, Asia and Australia.
Are you excited to see Maroon 5 perform during the Critics' Choice Movie Awards? Sound off in the comments below.


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We're at DM's again on the second leg of this trip. F's temperature was back to normal yesterday (we gave calpol at bedtime, Daisy, and had it on hand for top ups on Sunday night).
Today he's developed a rash, which I'm thinking is going to turn into chicken pox spots (given the classic previous exposure and incubation time) but at the moment it's looking just general viral-rashy. He's supposed to be staying with DM tomorrow while we go on to a posh hotel.
He's been fine in himself the last 2 days. I hope he's fine tomorrow (albeit rashy) too. We'll decide in the morning, and I'm only an hour away.
Wow Kitty your working day is giving me palpitations!! I am firmly burying my head in the sand for now re: childcare once I come back after no. 2. He/she has scuppered my plans of having R in funded child care at 3 so I was only paying one set of fee's!! Now I don't know what to do - take R out of nursery while I'm on mat leave to save ££'s? She really likes going and it would be nice to have a day where it was just me and baby but then it's gonna cost around £150 a month just for the one day which could be better spent on other things since I'll be off anyway. Ugh I dunno. Will cross that bridge nearer the time.
MrsW consider a childminder for one day a week when you are on mat leave. Or even a few hours. £3.50 and hour is what our charges and when he's 2 he qualifies to go to the local playgroup for a few hours a day. Anything like that near you?
Oh my god! DHs car has a puncture now! Give me strength!
Seriously that sounds like PITA, Fizz.
How long are you having off MrsW? Would you be able to get R's space back and do the nursery do sibling discounts? Will you carry on using a nursery when you go back to work, given that in 2 years you'll be thinking about school and juggling the logistics of 1 in nursery, 1 in school so a CM might be a better bet and you could build a relationship with one now.
That's both cars cost us over £250 in 2 days.
Kitty - that commute sounds horrid. Don't think I could face a 5:30 work related start every day.
Childcare costs are ridiculous aren't they? One of the reasons we're putting off TTC again is because it wouldn't be worth me working if we had two in nursery. I'm not sure if our nursery offers a sibling discount and there's no way we could afford the best part of £500 a week. I think we're going to try and hang on until the 15 hours free entitlement starts. However after last night's OBEM, I am broody as can be. Very of you MrsW.
Also of your £3.50 an hour childminder Fizz. Maybe I should consider relocating!! Not so jealous of your £250 car repair bill(s) though. Not what you need straight after Christmas...
Ps: how's the oven? Did the door ever open?! And how did Christmas dinner without it go - did I miss the conclusion to the saga over the break?
Oven still kaput! Dad failed to fix it, but managed Christmas dinner with the slow cooker and halogen oven.
Need to phone the repair man tomorrow, but putting it off for fear of how much it will cost!
I am minding friends 4month old tomorrow <eek> as she off to a child free wedding, then I've got her 3 year old from 5.30 til bedtime! What do you do with babies again??
You cuddle them and they're supposed to sleep, although my one never did! Good luck fizz!
Ladies I have a dilemma. I just started my own digital communication consultancy business and I have one client in my area who has me on retainer, plus interest from others, and I've done some writing for someone in the music industry which is waaaay out of my area. This someone needs essentially a full time PR person and asked me if I'd like the job.
Pros: I can name my price, it would be lots of travel, it's a very lucrative industry, she's a lovely person
Cons: she's already quite demanding, it would be lots of travel, I would be starting from scratch as I have no contacts whatsoever and it would be freelance so not even with an established agency behind me whose name I can trade on
If I succeed it will be amazing. If I fail it will be awful. What do I do?!
My friend is in PR Frak. Her motto is fake it til you make it Not sure how that helps you, but thought I'd share!
What has your other clients got y doing? Which would y enjoy most? And if you don't at least try would y always be thinking "what if"?
Are they famous??? <nosey>
They are but not in the UK (yet).
Aaaargh. It's a part of the industry I never thought I would work in but I technically have the credentials that a graduate entry person would have plus communications experience. I've just never done event management and pandering. I do words
Did you organise your own wedding = event management experience in my book at least!
Moving half way across the world = logistics experience
Having a child = peace envoy to the un!!
Seriously, only you can make the decision, but it sounds exciting. We can all live vicariously through you and your new sleb mates!
I'm off to bed! Long day tomorrow!
Oooh frak that sounds interesting! I agree with Fizz - fake it til you make it! You can only give it your best shot and if you turned it down would you forever be thinking "what if?"
My advice is also based solely on the fact that you might soon have sleb mates
At a cost of £3.50 an hour I'd only be marginally better off using a childminder than the nursery Fizz and I don't think the fiver extra in my pocket would be worth the upheaval for R.
Will be off for around 9 months again frak possibly 10 if I include annual leave, so I would return to work roughly in May 2014 and R would be entitled to her funded place as of the August that year, so actually if I took her out after baby arrives and saved the money I would have spent on fee's from then until May it would cover me for the 3 months I would need them both in nursery until she was funded? I love it when a plan comes together!! I'm not sure they do sibling discount at my nursery but will ask nearer the time. I'm sure once I remove her I can rebook her place at the time as I know waiting lists are long and will need to book new baby in then too.
MrsW I saw your OBEM comment on Fb and so so very nearly posted an "outing" comment! When RL and MN secrets collide!! Do you have a MW appointment yet?
I don't think we'll be in the baby news this year camp. Dh and I had a big chat about it over new year and we both think we should hang fire maybe another year at least.
So I need to sort out contraception. I really want to avoid hormonal contraception because of the problems I had after the depo. But barring condoms what else is there? What ever I use will be backed up with a condom, but I don't want to just rely on them IYKWIM. Is copper coil the only non hormonal thing on the market?
I've got a copper coil, Fizz, works brilliantly for me. Period is a bit heavier for one day each time, but that's it.
I'm not a fan of hormonal contraception either, we did 5 years of Natural Family Planning before F, but I was terrified of getting pregnant again in F's first year and wanted something more reliable!
How's the suspected chickenpox UBW?
I smiled a secret knowing smile when I saw your OBEM status MrsW (which incidentally I have never watched so don't get the broodiness factor).
I have no advice on contraception fizz. We do NFP and our reliable method for the first year was <ahem> abstinence pretty much. Condones on the rare occasion we did.
I wouldn't have sleb mates ;) I'd have a lot of sleb acquaintances who would view me as their sleb mate's minion.
Condoms for us.
Who knows what's best really. I'm tempted to go back to the pill as it worked well (aside from PCOS issues when I came off it) and if we're not going for DC4 then I shouldn't be worrying about future fertility.
Goes back to the whole DC4 or not discussion though...
NFP wouldn't work for us because of my haywire cycles I don't think. OPKs don't work for me because according to them I hadn't ovulated for 18 months of peeing them every day. Hence my shock when we found out B was on he way! Will investigate the copper coil further.
I think it turned out to be the Pox that never was.
He had a bit of a red rash that looked like a heat rash on Wednesday night. He was fine Thursday morning so we dashed off, and DM text later to say she couldn't see a rash at all.
So I don't know what that was. And we could still develop the pox in time for going back to work on Monday.
No progress on the #2 talks here. I think I'm leaning towards a heart over head decision to go for another in a year or two, DH has gone into denial about it.
Pill here, seems to suit me ok. Have sometimes thought about copper coil though, as nice not to take hormones but am a bit squeamish about feeling it, it getting lost etc! Any opinions from those who have it?
Hope pox never appears, UBW, S appears to have had unspecified virus, temp has gone nearly back to normal but he's turned into a snot monster, poor lamb.....
Think we've finally come to happily mutual decision to not think about #2 until S is 3/4. It'll be pushing it a bit as I'm 37 next month but we both agree we'd cope way better with a bigger gap, re sleep and tantrums etc! And if it doesn't happen, well, that's ok too.
Frak would love to advise but am notoriously risk averse comfort zone dweller so not much use! You sound much braver than me so you'd probably love it.
Pill works fine for me as I have hideous periods without it, so I'm sticking to that. I was glad to get back on it once I finished BF. I've got a couple of months supply left and once they've been used up, we might leave nature to her own devices...
DD was conceived within a couple of months under similar circumstances (not really trying but not trying to stop it from happening IFKWIM) - however I suspect it might take longer this time round.
Well we've just joined expensive car club. Car died as we tried to leave the hotel this morning. Towed to a garage, where it will now stay for a week.
We're on the train back to DM's. She's a legend and is going to lend us her car for the week. We'll collect ours next weekend.
How ridiculous.
Urgh, I feel your pain UBW!
Ok so I'm 3 hours in to babysitting. We have had one vomit, one Poonami refusal to sleep, and hiccups. Currently bouncing him in the hope he will drop off.
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The sketch appearing in this issue of Chronicles of Oklahoma, written by Hon. Elmer E. Brown, of Tulsa, Oklahoma, will be
appreciated by the people generally of the state; coming as it does from the pen of a man who is in every sense of the word
competent to give the facts in the case.
Mr. Brown has shown a disposition to treat all concerned, the history of No Man's Land, with the citizens, from an impartial
viewpoint, and this sketch of that section of our state will be read with an increasing interest by all the member of the
Oklahoma Historical Society.
We thank Mr. Brown for this contribution to the columns of the magazine, and ask him to furnish us with sketches of other
localities, persons and events, as he may see fit.
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If you are in arrears, please send in your dollar, which, for one year, entitles you to three things, membership in the Society,
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Not distant is the day when Oklahoma must face the imperative problem of providing at Oklahoma University facilities adequate
to accommodate all the students who will matriculate at that institution.
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Less than a dozen years ago 700 was considered a heavy enrollment at the university. But next month the high schools of Oklahoma
City alone will graduate 700 potential university students, hundreds of whom will actually enroll. While this local army is
equal in number to the total university enrollment of twelve years ago, it is a mere drop in the bucket compared with the
total highschool[sic] alumni. There are in Oklahoma 335 accredited four-year highschools[sic] and it is estimated that these
schools will graduate 12,000 boys and girls next month.
It is easy enough to read these figures and forecast the problem of the university. With the university already fairly well
crowded, with a single city turning out a highschool[sic] army as large as the total university enrollment of a dozen years
ago, with 12,000 potential university freshmen prepared for September entrance, it is quite easy to realize the magnitude
of Oklahoma's problem.
Of course a great number of these 12,000 will never attend any college or university, howbeit all of them should. Many of
the number will enter some institution other than the one at Norman. But if only one-third of them shall decide to enter the
university of the state, the student body of that already-crowded institution will have doubled its numbers in a single year.
And it is not altogether impossible that the third in question will decide to matriculate.
Oklahoma is going to have to spend a lot of money down at the university, a great deal more money than she dreamed of spending
just a few years ago. She must formulate and carry out a policy calculated to give the youth of the state an educational training
within the state and having trained her youth in Oklahoma she must do her best to keep them in Oklahoma. And it is going to
cost money—a great deal of money.
It is not the purpose of those who are responsible for the contents of "Chronicles of Oklahoma" to divert its pages and give
admonitions of a moral suasion; but as the student body of Oklahoma schools and universities are supposed to be readers of
this magazine, we deem it not altogether out of place to give, occasionally at least, some choice statements.
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as we find them from men who have had to do with those who have been successful in the business world, as an urge, or stimulus
to the many young men and women who are just about to enter the business world as employees. These words of Mr. Chappell and
his friend prove the scarcity of real men today, and how easy it will be for any young man or woman to step into the best
position that can be offered. The world was never more in need of skilled, honest men, than now. A skilled man or woman, absolutely
honest, in all that honesty means, can demand of the world what they will and the world will respond to that demand.
Read the "Answer" as given by Edwin B. Chappell, Jr., and vindicate him in his statement as well as your ability, to do.
The more I travel around, the more I find big jobs searching for men and men searching for big jobs. That's a queer state
of affairs, isn't it? It would seem that it would not be very difficult to arrange interviews with men and jobs with the result
that every one would be happy. There is a big firm in my town where many men are constantly seeking employment. The president
has the reputation of paying good salaries and treating his employees fairly and squarely. The men on the streets will tell
you that it is a mighty hard thing to land a job there. I talked with this president for a few hours the other night. "Tell
me where I can find a half dozen good men," he said after we had been together only a few minutes.
"What!" I exclaimed, "Why, I thought there was scarcely ever a vacancy in your organization. Every one seems to be trying
to get in." He smiled rather sadly I thought. "Yes, such as they are," he confessed. "But did you know that I don't have half
a dozen men in all my establishment who can be trusted to do their best when I am out of the city? I'm sick and tired of that
kind of business, especially when you consider that I must be away a great deal. Show me a man who will give me his best for
eight hours each day, regardless of whether the boss is watching or not, and I'll give him a job tomorrow."
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There is your answer. Lots of jobs; lots of men to fill them. But the men can't be trusted, and the jobs go begging. And people
still talk about hard luck and bad times.
EDWIN B. CHAPPELL, Jr.
In looking over the list of subscribers to the Chronicles of Oklahoma, we find a membership of 370, at this writing, 214 of
whom are paid up for the year 1926, 124 are in arrears for one year, 32 for two years; leaving a paid up membership of only
This is anything but a satisfactory showing for so worthy a publication; and to the directors and officers it is deplorable.
No state in the Union is so rich in historical matters as Oklahoma, and we wonder why so many of our citizens are not more
interested in it. Our annual membership fee is $1.00, including one years subscription to Chronicles of Oklahoma, a quarterly
periodical devoted to the history of our state.
To those responsible for its publication, there can be but one answer as to this apparent indifference, that is, attention
has not been called to the merits of the publication as it should be. Some of the best men and women, in the state are giving
their time and energies, as directors and officers, to the preservation of this history of the past and the present as it
has been, and is now being wrought into the building of one of the greatest commonwealths of all ages.
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yesterdays. This is important when we consider that there has been as many as a half dozen commonwealths Of recent years in
this state; and if we were to accord government to all the types of citizens and clans and peoples who have lived and wrought
in this country in the past, we could multiply the commonwealths by the hundreds. This is just one important item of interest
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connected thereto. Let me suggest that you give a little time to interesting your neighbor in behalf of Chronicles of Oklahoma,
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- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
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The Pro Bowl guard was not practicing or on the field yesterday for the Ravens and is likely because he is rehabbing from an injury he suffered last season. Yanda did get to attend the celebrations last week with the ring ceremony and the White House visit.
Being healthy sure makes a difference for Suggs, as he practiced with his teammates for the first time since hoisting the Lombardi Trophy. Suggs was noticeably lighter than he was last season as he struggled with injuries that kept him from working out. A lighter Suggs will hope to return to his 2011 form this season for Baltimore.
We could not get through news and notes on day one without at least examining what the release of Leach does for the Ravens offense. Fourth round draft selection Kyle Juszczyk will now be the starting fullback for the Ravens and although his blocking skills are not up to par with Leach, he brings a mutlitude of options for Offensive Coordinator Jim Caldwell with his ability to both run and catch the football.
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Imagine heading to your local grocery store to pick up some things for dinner. As you head down the aisles, you notice there are no prices listed. On anything. You continue to gather your items and head for the checkout stand. You don't know what your grocery bill total or even what the individual items cost. Neither does the cashier. He simply tells you that "you'll get a bill in the mail."
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The absolute best espionage writer that nobody ever reads is Adam Hall (Elleston Trevor). His Quiller series (19 books) is probably the best espionage fiction I've ever read. The writing style can take a bit to get used to, but absolutely nobody is as good at creating suspense with the written word as Trevor.
Vince Flynn is the real deal, although from time-to-time, he can get a bit preachy and that gets tiresome.
To my mind, the best espionage/thriller writer around today is Barry Eisler. His John Rain series (6 books) is absolutely terrific.
Some of David Morrell's books are certainly espionage and, except for Adam Hall, nobody is as good at putting suspense on a written page as Morrell. His trilogy (The Brotherhood of the Rose, The Fraternity of the Stone, and The League of Night and Fog) is not to be missed. First Blood (the novel upon which the first Rambo movie is based) is also an excellent read (and the characters are much more "real" and less cardboard and the story itself is much more a case of shades of grey). You can rarely go wrong with Morrell.
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