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It's one of my favorite words. Whether it be through Buddhism, through helping people though posts I put up when I figure something out, to how I treat other people, or just trying to be happy myself, I think about it a lot. Happiness is very important word to me to say the least. Some might say it's a bit religious.
I used to work for New Mexico State University from 2007 – 2011 while I was a student there. I often look back at it with fond memories. Even though what I did there was just a blip on the radar, for me it was a big deal. I broke the rules and created a WordPress theme with the schools branding so that anyone could maintain a Website. I embedded fonts when CSS3 came around, made it responsive when iPhones showed up, and gave people options to remove unwanted elements of the then Web template. You could go full-screen, centered, and make the header static with just a few checkmarks and a Save button. NMSU Web Community (ICT), who made those HTML Web templates, didn't seem to like what I was doing. I fought opposition, fought for WordPress and Accolade (the theme)…and won! They had a products too, and I totally understood…but it was not the best, I even gave it a chance, I swear! But, I still fought for WordPress. In the end, when I graduated, I made sure to hand over my code over to them to do as they wished…now they're developing their own WordPress theme.
There was something super powerful about that experience and helping someone who isn't a Web Developer like me build something on the Web using an awesome tool like WordPress. I liked pushing the boundaries and empowering people even when other's didn't want me too. I helped people…and I made a long-lasting product that helped over six departments run a Website. Many of which still run on Accolade, which I still continue to support and code for.
The best parts of doing that were the people I worked with, whom had no idea how to work with HTML, let alone PHP! In the end though, a few of them can now use CSS and Plugins with a vengeance! I helped a guy that worked in the back corner of a store room to use Accolade to build a Website that he painfully was coding content in using Dreamweaver, HTML, and PHP. I helped a couple of desk ladies at the Honors College tame a server a work-study left behind and rebuild their Website using WordPress too. I helped the HR department tame their decentralized Website into a central network of WordPress Multi-sites. And, every time we found we couldn't do something, all we did was write a plugin!
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After the writing conference in August (which was super helpful), I began outlining a new story to take place in early 19th century NYC, involving a golem and Jewish organized crime. It is a small step into urban fantasy for me, and honestly, I'm pretty excited. Unfortunately though, work has become extremely busy, so I'm hoping to make some time in the winter for writing.
As of now, I'm taking a break from querying. I have too much going on, and I can't put in the effort needed to focus on contacting and researching agents. I'm planning on regrouping during the winter, and see where I am at the end of it.
The other big news is that my husband and I will be welcoming a new member of our family in March. It was a long road, but we are excited to introduce Noah (our cat) to his new human sister.
Sorry it's been so long for the update, but I will try to stay in the writing loop!
This time last year, I had just started BABEL. While I had written many things in the past, finishing a novel still eluded me. Several months later, BABEL was ready for editing and beta reading. I took it to a writing conference and began querying it. I was met with some interest and received many rejections. Times got pretty depressing in writer land.
Then I began BRIDGEWATER'S FOLLY and I quickly became bogged down in research. At some point, I actually began to write. A couple of weeks ago, I finished the first draft.
Today I finished the second. Soon my first beta reader will begin to read it.
I don't know what I expect from this one, but I hope more than anything it will be published. It feels so different from BABEL, and not in a good way, or a bad way, just different.
I've already started to compile a list of agents who might be interested in an 18th century historical fiction that takes place in Britain. We'll see what happens when the time comes.
Until then, I'm taking a few weeks off from editing or writing.
So, as I wrote before, I'm working on my new manuscript. And when compared to BABEL, it is not progressing as quickly. I am easily getting bogged down in research of all types: canal building, money, deportment, language, etc. It's pretty overwhelming. It is also exciting. Luckily my husband has a very serious love for the 18th century (we are Revolutionary War reenactors), so his ample library has been extremely helpful. Except now I have a million other books I want to read. NOT HELPING.
One of my core characters is the famous, although barely talked about, English engineer, James Brindley. Brindley could be considered the father of the British canal system, and one of the most notable engineers of the 18th century. He was also, by all research, a distant relative of mine. Which I find fitting, since I followed in the engineering footsteps 😉
On our trip to England, we traveled to his mill, which the staff so graciously opened despite being closed for the season. There was something about being there that sparked a love for the area that I can't explain. Even then, it wouldn't be until 2 months later that I actually decided to write a book about the canal system, with a mysterious twist, of course.
For people thinking of traveling to England, or for those actually in England, branch out away from London and take a trip to the mill. Well worth the small admission fee. ( http://www.brindleymill.net/ )
Also: Two formal rejections for BABEL officially under my belt. It's ok. I'm ok. It didn't hurt as much as I expected. 🙂
BABEL: Complete at 89,300 words.
Current WIP: 23,100 words & counting
So, no news on the querying front. Which isn't good news, unfortunately. I had one person ask for my full manuscript, which is good, and I submitted it to a publishing house that is having an open door session right now. Who knows what will happen.
I've done a ton of Twitter pitch contests and nothing has really panned out. I have one more scheduled to enter in January that might be a good fit, but other than that, I think I'm going to take a break from it all.
It's very easy to get discouraged trying to find an agent. You start to question what might be the reason the manuscript isn't getting picked up. Is it the query letter? Maybe. Is it the material? Possibly. Is it the marketability of your book? Most likely.
Unfortunately, I've heard dystopian and post-apocalyptic are the same to a lot of agents/publishers. So, thanks to the flooding of YA dystopian fiction, it's getting harder to market these types of books. So, I've been trying to find a way to say that my book is post-apocalyptic, without saying it's post-apocalyptic. The event is a vehicle for the story, but is not really the story itself. And it sure isn't dystopain: there is no time for an evil government to form. 🙂
So, in an effort to not get down on the process, I've started writing my next book. It is a lot different than BABEL. It is set in 18th century England, and has an element of historical fantasy. I have just started it, and I am in love already. It's going to be much harder to write because of the research I have to do, but in the end, it might be more marketable.
I've had people say you have to have a tough skin to do this, and I'm seeing that it's true. But I believe in my writing, so I'm not ready to give up just yet.
Yesterday I attended my first writing workshop. For anyone who has never been to one, go. It is pretty cool to be surrounded by a room full of writers, all ages and backgrounds, but all in mostly the same boat as you: trying to get published.
I had the good fortune to meet up with a Twitter friend and then meet two other women who I hung out with during the session. My Twitter friend mentioned a comic con for books…and now I know what I am doing next May.
The pitching sessions made me nervous to think about, but in the end were invaluable. I submitted my prologue (first page) to be critiqued and got negative feedback because it was too general. To me, this was not a bad thing. I have decided to remove it because the story may not gain anything from its inclusion, and I certainly do not want it to hurt my story because, not to sound arrogant, but my story is not general.
For people who don't know, my book does not have external dialogue after the first chapter. I know it sounds weird, but so far it has beta read pretty well. One of the agents I pitched to also suggested that my manuscript may not be science fiction, but literary fiction. I found this interesting because I only consider it science fiction because it seems like that is how all post-apocalyptic books are classified. My book also includes a decent amount of religious mythos. I think though, that you can take from it what you will; either focus on the religious parts or take them as something else.
The most interesting thing I noticed was that I pitched my book to two agents and they had two very different responses. One was excited and seemed genuinely interested, and the other was more reserved and offered suggestions to make it more readable. In the end, they both wanted a submission, so I call it a success.
I have no idea what will happen with the agents, but the experience was well worth it.
I don't know if it's a "thing", but I might have writer's remorse. After finishing the novel, I was so excited that I had done it, that I had set out to do something and actually completed it. I puffed my feathers and told the world, I HAVE COMPLETED A NOVEL. I felt awesome.
Time has passed and I don't feel as confident anymore. People have read it in its entirety or partially. I have read and reread. Edited and edited again. The word count was chopped, trimmed of extraneous words and phrases. I have received some beta reader feedback, all of which has been productive and incorporated for the most part.
My confidence, though, is waning. This story, which had excited me, now only feels slightly more than mediocre. I'm hoping this feeling goes away. Maybe it's because I entered a contest on a whim and didn't get selected. Maybe it's because I'm afraid the story is no longer interesting. I don't know.
I am pitching to two agents at the upcoming Boston Writing Workshop in a couple of weeks. I have never pitched anything to anyone. It is terrifying. I know that I need to get my head and my heart back into my book. Or else what's the point?
Current word count: 90808
Since I finished the first draft almost a month ago, I have been busy editing. I had not, up to that point, actually read through the whole book. Mostly, it was because of the way I had written it. I wrote the beginning, the end, and then finally the middle. I was surprised during my read through to find several continuity errors and various other things that needed to be changed. I also edited as I went, trying to cut out grammatical things I saw were a problem. Finally, I gave it to some beta readers to look at.
My husband, who also was instrumental on answering military and weapon questions throughout the writing process, was the first beta reader to give me comments. I know, I know…you're supposed to get someone impartial to read, but he had promised me he would be brutally honest during his read through. I believe he was, and I used his comments to make some changes to the story.
We are heading to the UK for our second anniversary in less than a week and I will look forward to not doing anything with the book until we get back. The next steps will be to compile whatever comments my other readers have and then give the manuscript to my editor. Then on November 14th, I am going to a writer's conference and will be meeting with a couple of agents.
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'All We Know' and Some Thoughts On The Chainsmokers
I get sent a lot of music as part of this job. A lot of it is okay. I'm generally easy to please, so there's a good chance I'll like whatever ends up in my inbox, but that's usually about as far as it goes. Ultimately most of it's fine, some of it is bad, but it's much less common for me to really connect with a song and get fired up about it.
'All We Know' is the hundred and seventh release from The Chainsmokers, or at least that's what it seems like. I don't mean that in a bad way. I'm thrilled to see these guys everywhere I turn, as I've been pretty insistent about how much I like The Chainsmokers. Alex and Drew have mastered their on and off stage presence, have an incredible relationship with their fans, and I really respect their effort to pave a future of the scene.
They have long passed the days of '#selfie' (which was a joke you guys, get over yourselves), and have made it clear what their direction they're heading; something they've been working on since 'Roses' if not earlier, during their early indie remix days. And with each release, each number one, each step they've taken to prove they are anything but generic EDM-as-a-genre producers, I continuously hold them to a higher standard.
As for 'All We Know'? It's…okay.
Here's the thing, I actually do like it. Sort of. It's catchy, I enjoy Phoebe Ryan's voice, and the imagery and subject matter that it deals with all resonate pretty well.
What do you do when you've been in a relationship for so long that life outside of it terrifies you, even though at this point you're only going through the motions? How do you start dating again at 28 when you've been with the same person since your junior year of college? Is it even possible to work towards a future together when you want completely different things? …should we just get married?
These are some intensely personal themes; definitely not ones for the faint of heart, and a far cry from the "everybody fucking jump!" we've heard more than our fair share of over the last few years.
Alex and Drew have always had an ability to conjure this evocative sense of wonder and nostalgia in their lyrics (and videos…seriously, Rory Kramer is an incredible filmmaker). 'All We Know' isn't missing any of that, but the underlying issue is the song just isn't bold enough. Super repetitive, a little underwhelming, and far too similar to their most recent hit 'Closer' (listen to them back to back). Once you scratch a little below the surface it just feels like wasted potential; a safe attempt at something they knew would resonate with fans. And that all just strikes me as uncharacteristic of the moves they been making recently.
One of my biggest issues with the music industry is that the feedback loop is broken. Nothing anyone says seems genuine anymore and people are either blindly throwing praise at something that's mediocre or going into a rage seizure over something that isn't a big deal. This is my attempt at being as honest as possible. 'All We Know' is just okay. It will probably do well, and we should expect to see some good (and a lot of bad) of remixes that come out of it. I'm not sure I would even be paying much attention to it had it not been produced by The Chainsmokers. But it is, so I am. And I expected more.
I get it. Being creative is hard. Being creative one hundred percent of the time is impossible. It's okay if everything you make isn't perfect, but you can't have people validating something that hasn't earned validation. That's no way to grow. Sometimes you misfire, and that's okay, as long as you walk away with the right lesson. The Chainsmokers are in the center of the spotlight right now. Two number one tracks in the past year alone, and you can bet they're going to have more. Looking forward to the next one.
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You're the New VP of Sales…Now What?
Congrats, you've just landed your first VP or Head of Sales role. Now what?
I've met with hundreds of heads of sales over the years, and it's easy to pick out the ones who are going to be successful and the ones who aren't. The successful ones have one obvious thing in common: they are maniacally focused on building a revenue engine for their companies.
The less successful ones put together an ad-hoc combination of people and processes and hope for the best. Or they rely solely on marketing to drop leads on their desks.
Think about an "engine" and how it works: each part triggers the next part which triggers the next and the next – the ignition key turns, the battery circuit is closed, the starting motor rotates the turning gear, the turning gear rotates the crankshaft, the pistons move up and down the cylinder, and so on. The end result is that they all work in harmony together, with each one playing an integral role to generate power.
A great VP of Sales views his role as the mechanic that ensures that each piece of the engine is working properly and in harmony – both from within the sales team itself and within the broader organization.
The ultimate goal is to have the engine running smoothly and successfully, and in B2B sales that equates to closing predictable revenue every month.
So, if you're wondering where to get started, let's work backwards from there.
Step 1: Train Your Account Executives
To get to Closed/Won Revenue, you must have well-trained Account Executives (AEs) that can close deals without a lot of hand-holding during the deal itself. That requires regular coaching and training sessions to keep them up to speed with the best tactics and techniques. We've found that organizations that invest in at least an hour of organized coaching and training each week grow faster than those that don't. A solid training program also means that you don't have to hire overly experienced AEs with incredibly high salary expectations. Hire smart, motivated sales reps and train them well.
Step 2: Augment Marketing Leads With Your Own Lead Gen Engine
In order for AEs to close deals, they need a solid pipeline of leads. Where will those leads come from? Successful organizations generate leads from a mix of inbound marketing leads and outbound cold calling. View yourself as a vital part of the lead generation engine and don't abdicate that completely to marketing. In most B2B companies, 33% of pipeline and bookings come from marketing programs. Where do the rest come from? Your team.
We solve for this by having a team of hungry and talented sales development reps who are cold calling and emailing VPs and Directors of Sales and Marketing all day, everyday – and they are responsible for setting up the meetings for those well trained closing AEs.
At the end of the year, if you miss your projections, your CEO isn't going to be okay with "Well, the Marketing leads sucked this year, but my team was awesome." That's worked never and it's usually at best, half the truth.
Step 3: Develop a Solid Partnership With Marketing to Convert Those Inbound Leads
While inbound marketing leads aren't enough, they still are a critical component to hitting your revenue number. Develop a great relationship with your Head of Marketing and figure out how to generate more inbound leads, and just as importantly, have a process to QUICKLY follow up on those leads that come in.
We've set up a solid progression on our sales development team so new hires start with inbound lead follow-up, and we expect those leads are followed up on in less than 3 minutes! Every minute that goes by decreases our win rate. As they get successful there, they start to handle warm leads, and then move to cold calling. If you find the inbound leads aren't great, this is a great opportunity to work hand-in-hand with marketing to target better fit companies.
Every once in awhile I hear a VP of Sales looking at our Sales Intelligence Platform and say, "We don't really need this because we're getting a lot of inbound leads and our CEO has great relationships in the industry." Oh really? Why did you take your job then? You've got to view your role as not only CLOSING the leads that land on your team's desks, but also GENERATING a pipeline and revenue engine hand-in-hand with marketing. That's your job. So that if your CEO gets hit by a bus, your networking events are busts, your website stops showing up on the first page, and your marketing content stops getting read, then your engine is still going to run, because you've built something that will continue to generate revenue in spite of these other challenges.
So if you're a VP of Sales, come in everyday and ask yourself:
- How do I build this revenue engine?
- How do I tune this revenue engine that we already have?
- How do I add speed, velocity, and horsepower to this engine?
Great VPs of Sales build great revenue engines. Bad ones sit back and wait for the leads to come. Which one are you going to be?


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Ironic twist of politics as Governor Brownback warns legislators of possible credit downgrade
In an ironic twist, Governor Sam Brownback is warning legislators that their actions could cause the state's credit rating to be downgraded.
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Disney's John Carter is a mess right from the outset, and I'm not referring to the company's botched marketing campaign. Opening with a dull, expository voiceover which explains that Mars aka "Barsoom" is indeed inhabited, the film is quickly bogged down by an unnecessarily convoluted and often incomprehensible plot – involving a Martian civil war, a mysterious group of holy men pulling the strings, a race of four-armed green aliens called "Tharks", and a princess (Lynn Collins) on the run – seemingly in service of setting up a sequel. In the middle of all of this is our hero, John Carter (Talyor Kitsch), an American Civil War veteran who inexplicably finds himself transported to Mars.
If this all sounds a bit silly and pulpy, it is, and had John Carter aimed at being a fun Flash Gordon-esque B-movie adventure it would have worked better. But it also wants to be a blockbuster sci-fi epic on the scale of Star Wars and Avatar, and while Edgar Rice Burroughs' century-old source material undoubtedly influenced each of those films, this wildly uneven adaptation mangles the tone as badly as last year's awful Cowboys and Aliens. In his live action début, director Andrew Stanton struggles to bring the wit and awe of Finding Nemo and WALL-E to this unwieldy project, and while portions of the film are colourful and fun, the forgettable action sequences leave much to be desired (unlike Brad Bird's terrific live action début Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol).
As a leading man, Kitsch is fine and will probably become a star regardless, but he and the talented supporting cast (Mark Strong, Dominic West, Ciarán Hinds) are sorely let down by the material, as are the voice actors (Willem Dafoe, Thomas Haden Church, Samantha Morton) for the CGI-created Tharks, which are more Jar Jar Binks than Na'vi. It's hard to imagine how so much could go wrong with the amount of talent involved — perhaps this project was misguided from the beginning? — but Disney are obviously going to need to take a long, hard look at how they make films after this catastrophic failure.
Watch the trailer for John Carter below.


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There is this little princess in me that appreciate life and whatever it offers. No need to search and download happiness. It has been installed. Just activate it. I created my personal blog to share my thoughts with my friends and online readers. Blogging enables me to express my feelings in writing and taught me to be creative as well. ♥
Friday, November 26, 2010
I Am Okay, Do Not Worry
14 comments:
- Ryan said...
I could sit and eat a bag of mandarin oranges all by myself while lying in bed watching sports on my tv 'which is also at the bottom of my bed'. Take care of yourself JP.
- Friday, 26 November, 2010
- Multibrand said...
Hi JP,
I am glad that you are okay now.
Don't work too hard, and always try to rest and relax whenever you have the time. Health is very prcious.
Take a great care of yourself my dear friend.
- Friday, 26 November, 2010
- NENSA MOON said...
Me too JP, sleeping too much make me feel headache...
I'm glad you're okay.
pls enjoy your relaxing weekend!
- Friday, 26 November, 2010
- Mbah Dukun Bagong said...
keep your health, get information about health on my site :D
- Friday, 26 November, 2010
- Jolly Princess said...
@Ryan- I finished all the mandarin oranges in that photo this afternoon. (lol) @Multibrand-It is just an allergic cold my friend. Nothing to be alarmed. @NENSA MOON-I just needed some rest. Have a relaxing weekend, too. :♥)
- Friday, 26 November, 2010
- sudhi said...
Ms.jolly health is wealth so keep up good health and oranges are very healthy nd tasty .. I'm amazed looking ur diet!!! have a nice weekend!!!! :D..
- Friday, 26 November, 2010
- Melanie said...
I love mandarin oranges! Like you I need my vitamin C. I like to sleep straight in the night even if it's only five hours. At least, it's a peaceful sleep. If not,I find myself taking a nap during the day.
Hope you feel better soon! Take care. :)
- Friday, 26 November, 2010
- delightfullness said...
Im going to find the seedless mandarin oranges...at Dizon farms tiendesitas
- Saturday, 27 November, 2010
- Jill Wellington said...
Now you're all making me want to go to bed with mandarin oranges and watch TV! Sounds like a lovely holiday Friday afternoon! Everyone else is out shopping on our American Black Friday...Day after Thanksgiving when the big Christmas shopping begins. Pass me the mandarin oranges instead...
- Saturday, 27 November, 2010
- Moonomo said...
I try not to miss any chance to take those long-long nap! ;)
You're right- taking some break between wont call migraine to hurt- glad you having a lovely day, too.
Rock your time, enjoy!
- Saturday, 27 November, 2010
- Jolly Princess said...
@Mbah Dukun Bagong-Welcome to my blog. Your blog is great but I feel like I am in a hospital. The dreaded diseases are devastating.
- Saturday, 27 November, 2010
- Jolly Princess said...
@sudhi-The cracker is low in salt. It tasted alright for me. I found it at a store selling imported items. I bought 2 packs. The noodles is my favorite Yakisoba noodles. A local brand. I like it because the flavoring is not added on the noodles, I could control the taste. @Melanie- A straight 4 to 5 hrs a day of sleep for me is alright. No worries my friend. I am alright.:)
- Saturday, 27 November, 2010
- Jean said...
Hi JP, I am glad you enjoyed your days off.Nothing like "take-care of yourself" days! Sleep, TV, food...what could be better?
- Saturday, 27 November, 2010
- Jolly Princess said...
@delightfullness- Yup, you can try their fruits. :) @Jill Wellington- It is nice to pamper ourselves once in a while. @Moonomo- Thanks Moon, welcome back. @Jean- Bird watching what else. ::) Thanks for the reminder, Jean. Tc- as well.♥
- Saturday, 27 November, 2010
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Goals from Rickie Lambert and Steven Davis put the hosts ahead, but they were pegged back on each occasion through Peter Odemwingie's maiden strike for Stoke and Peter Crouch's close-range effort shortly before half-time.
Lambert delighted the home fans on six minutes when he bent home a peach of a free-kick from an acute angle, only for Odemwingie to level after a superb throughball from Charlie Adam.
|By John Stammers
Southampton and Stoke's 2-2 draw at St Mary's was a strange one, with three of the four goals coming within six minutes of each other just before half-time - one of which was a cross. After Rickie Lambert opened the scoring with a beautiful free-kick on just six minutes you would have been forgiven for backing Saints to go on and thrash the Potters, but to their credit Mark Hughes' men battled hard and got themselves back into the game through Peter Odemwingie.
Following goals from both Steven Davis and Peter Crouch just before the break, the visitors emerged from their changing room determined to hold on to a point - and that's exactly what they did for 45 minutes. Saints tried and tried but, in truth, created very little, which should worry Mauricio Pochettino.
In a manic end to the opening half, Southampton retook the lead in bizarre circumstances when a cross from Davis deceived everyone and went into the far corner, but Stoke hit back immediately with Crouch scoring from a corner.
Southampton created the better opportunities in the second half, but Stoke held firm to claim a rare point on their travels.
The result extends Southampton's unbeaten run to seven matches in all competitions, while Stoke continue to search for a second away league win this term.
The hosts pressed right from the off and were swiftly rewarded with the opening goal.
Adam was penalised for handball on the left edge of the penalty area, and Lambert made him pay by bending a superb free-kick into the far top corner.
Despite that early setback, Stoke responded in a positive manner, albeit without initially threatening Artur Boruc.
A lack of clear-cut chances for the visitors nearly cost them dear on 28 minutes when Davis led a swift breakaway and played in Nathaniel Clyne, who was denied by a good stop from Asmir Begovic.
That miss was punished as Stoke levelled on 38 minutes.
Odemwingie latched onto Adam's defence-splitting pass and kept his composure to open his account for the club with a first-time shot past Boruc.
Southampton were back in the lead three minutes later, as Davis' cross from the left missed everyone and bounced into the far corner.
Yet there was time for one last twist before the interval as Crouch bundled home Adam's 44th-minute corner.
The hosts started the second half in a typically fluid manner and Jay Rodriguez should have done better with a free header from Davis' corner on 50 minutes.
Southampton continued to push forward, but Ryan Shawcross typified Stoke's resilience by rushing to block a shot from Lambert on the edge of the box.
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very nice city =)
This is a great city. I especially like all your port areas, and this image in particular http://s25.postimg.org/x6j9338db/cxl_screenshot_aaa_72.jpg.
Your angular road system is beautifully laid out; well done. You are very gifted. I would only wish to see less traffic congestion in this city, but that is my personal taste.
So, for my review:
I have to say that I find this city a fantastic example
of an American styled city that has some elements
of some major Asian Cities of European descent, e.g. Singapore
and Hong Kong (if this was not your intention,
well, then I'm sorry, but that is the impression I got).
I have to say that I was at first sight rather shocked recognizing
that you put the highways that close to the CBD area and that the CBD area itself
indeed has some very tall skyscrapers going up to 391 meters (CITIC Plaza).
But first, you really cared about to avoid unnecessary highway constructions that would take up
too much space in that densely populated downtown by sticking to rather simple interchanges,
then you second placed the skyscrapers apparently that carefully such that every single one
of them has enough free air space around and hence was still visible for people from several angles
(go to New York, it is not the case that you can see any building there from more than one
angle a bit farther away...).
The suburbs look very good, it really looks like the city was culminating into the CBD, rather than
just lying widely spread in the area; you have several nice sub-central parts close to the CBD.
At parts I am a bit confused about the buildings you chose to stand next to each other,
e.g. when you have public housing look alike buildings next to rather elites' houses,
I know that was a nice general thought, but in reality, the elites often refuse to settle
next to the unskilled...
I also have to say that I like your conception of placing some "towers of strength" within
low-rise areas, them being standalone high rises gives nice panorama shots
Your detailism is on TOP LEVEL, really!!!
Some minor critique would center around the air polluting oil harbour close to the city,
don't know whether it does not too much pollute the air for all the workers when they move
through the CBD...
And you did not add a story yet, or at least some key thoughts about the city,
I'd like to see that, too
Amazing! What lighting mod have you used?
I was bored and edited one of your pics. I hope you don't mind. It looks kinda gloomy
I like it, has a real city feel to it. My wife thought it was a real pic. I've got some nice shots of cities for you to browse and potentially edit if you feel like. There detailed areas of cities I built and then lost the city, some I'm still working on...I need to break down and buy the monthly photoshop. I miss it so. Anyway let me know.
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|19 Jun 2014
Stand alone movie maker for W7 32 bit?
My camera records in the MOV format. All I want in a movie editor is to:
I'ts been suggested to me those who know to use Win Movie Maker. Did some searching and found lots of kerfuffle.
I'm using W7 32 bit pro and I only want a movie editor that will simply do what I mention in #1 & #2 above. And it can be something other that Win Movie maker as long as it's free.
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Windows 7 Home Premium SP1, 64-bit
Here's a few versions of Movie Maker you can try to run down. But I'd guess there must be something from some other vendor that can handle MOV. I don't know if Movie Maker can as I never used MOV.
Not sure if all run on 32 bit, but at least one does because I used to use it.
But--they are free and standalone.
Microsoft Moviemaker 2.6; this is an MSI file (MM26_EMU.msi). I know this works on some versions of Win 7. I'm guessing it was at one time a download available from Microsoft.
Microsoft Moviemaker 6. If you have access to a Vista installation, I think you can copy this directly from the Program Files directory. Nearly positive this works OK on 32 bit Win 7, but maybe not 64 bit. You would have to re-register some DLL files.
I think there is another version of Moviemaker 6 ("wmm6") that will work on both 32 bit and 64 bit Win 7.
Other than the clue on a Vista installation I mentioned, I don't know where these can be found.
Frankly, I'd Google for info on a free simple editor for MOV files---but maybe you ran into a dead end on that. I have no idea if Moviemaker works with MOV, but you seem to think it does and you may be right.
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MM26_ENU.msi installed, but?
Thanks for all your great tips. Checked them out, MM26_ENU.msi was the only one that would install on W7 32 bit. It would not acceprt .mov, had to convert to .avi before it would even load the file. Once loaded it was so kludgy I just stopped. Content was not worth the time to explore more.
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Erik Jensen had run out of savings and unemployment benefits, and nobody seemed to be hiring. Then, the phone rang. It was the Census asking not if he wanted to fill out a survey, but if he wanted a job.
He grabbed it. "It was money coming in," the San Jose man said of his $16.50 starting salary, "and it was saving my bacon."
The U.S. Census Bureau has created a hiring boom. Expecting to hire up to 1.5 million Americans this year, the agency is posting fliers at unemployment offices and union halls. For many unemployed, it's a life raft during a rough recession, offering a personal, if only temporary, boost in a sagging economy.
In Northern California, 50,000 people applied for the 20,000 positions. Among those applying for the jobs that can last a few weeks to two years are unemployed teachers, engineers and lawyers.
"For some people, this will be their first paycheck in months," said Sonny Le, a census spokesman in the Bay Area who says it's the most applicants he's seen apply. "In 2000, we were literally begging for applicants."
The federal government expects to spend $14.7 billion to count every man, woman and child living in the country, a task the U.S. Constitution mandates every 10 years. The jobs in this region range from $16.50 an hour for office clerks to $25 an hour for supervisors and "door knockers," those who visit households that fail to return their census questionnaires after April 1. That's more than people can earn frying burgers or trimming trees.
Although most Americans will receive their forms in the mail next month, the national head count actually kicked off Monday with a big party in the Eskimo village of Noorvik, Alaska, population 650, give or take. Residents threw a huge reception with traditional dancing and a feast of caribou and moose as national Census Bureau Director Robert Groves counted the first person, a World War II veteran. Had the census waited for spring, Noorvik's head count would be lower because hunters, fishermen and seasonal workers usually leave before the thaw.
From tiny villages to metropolises like San Jose, an accurate census can mean more money from the government for a host of programs based on population counts — everything from fixing potholes and schools to training workers for new jobs and expanding airports.
But for many individuals struggling through the Great Recession, getting a census job is a godsend even if the jobs are temporary. As the census office in downtown San Jose geared up for a hiring push, a few employees shared their stories.
Jensen built machines that polish microchip wafers until he was laid off in 2008. He unsuccessfully searched for jobs in high-tech manufacturing before applying to the Census Bureau.
The same day he inquired about putting his mobile home up for sale, the census hired him.
After starting as a $16.50 hourly clerk he's now earning $22.50 as an office supervisor and can make his mortgage payment. But the best benefit of a census job will come later. A blue-collar worker most of his adult life, he'll have some management experience under his belt.
"I'm taking this opportunity and applying it to the future," said Jensen, 40, who hopes the experience will translate to future office jobs.
While a census job can keep foreclosure away, it can help save other things, like retirement funds.
When General Electric moved its headquarters to North Carolina in 2005, Dave Cagley, then 59, chose to retire after 33 years with a healthy 401(k) plan and financial strategy. He and his wife would draw on his 401(k) savings until he could collect full Social Security at age 66.
"At the time it seemed like a good idea," said Cagley, 63, of San Jose.
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"I saw half of it wiped out in the blink of an eye," Cagley said.
He now earns $25 an hour as one of the supervisors who will direct the count of people living in student dormitories, nursing homes and other group housing.
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"I was living off credit cards," McCauley of San Jose said. "I'm able now to pay my bills and save a little bit." As much as the income means, she said, the census has given her a sense of personal stability and civic purpose. She — along with Jensen and Cagley — should keep their jobs at least through spring.
"It's an incredible lift to get up in the morning and come to work," she said. "Knowing I'm helping my community by working for an accurate census, that's important, too."
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She is a very positive influence, she knows how it is like to be alone. She wants her brother happy and she likes Meghan
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"This is very nice and tasty. Eat it at evening, when you think of eating something really different. Paratha is a flat circle bread of Bangladesh. Not only in Bangladesh, Paratha is also eaten in other parts of south Asia. This egg is so delicious. This kind of egg can be eaten with vegetable fried rice but best with paratha! Really Bangladeshi foods are the best! I say that any time if you are free, go to some Bangladeshi restaurant and eat some yummy foods like Haleem, Meat kormas with polawo, Chotpoty, Poshka (Gol gappas), Sweet yoghurt etc. Better if you visit Bangladesh in your holidays, beautiful and green place."
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- 3 eggs
- 3 teaspoons chopped onions
- 1⁄2 teaspoon chopped green chili
- 1 teaspoon chopped coriander leaves
- 1⁄2 teaspoon coriander powder
- 1⁄4 teaspoon black pepper
- salt, according
- 1 pinch of tasting salt
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 tablespoon oil
- 1 cup flour
- 3 tablespoons liquid milk
- 1 teaspoon margarine
- salt, according
- warm water, as needed for making dough
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil (for frying) or 1 tablespoon butter (for frying) or 1 tablespoon ghee (for frying) or 1 tablespoon oil (for frying)
- 4 pieces sliced carrots
- 4 pieces cucumbers
- 2 fresh mint leaves
- In a bowl beat the eggs and add chopped onions, chopped green chili, chopped coriander leaves, coriander powder, black pepper, salt and tasting salt.
- Mix all the ingredients well.
- Now in a non-stick frying pan, heat butter and oil together. When butter is melted completely, add the egg mixture in butter and oil.
- When you think that the lower part of the egg has become brown, turn it to the other side.
- When the egg has been cooked, take off from stove.
- Remember that the fire of the stove while frying should not be large, it should be medium.
- In the flour add milk, margarine, and salt; mix with the help of spoon.
- Now make dough by adding bit warm water. Keep on adding until you get a soft dough. Making dough is not so easy. BE CAREFUL about the amount of water. You may do it in dough maker.
- Now keep on spreading this dough with the help of your hands.
- While spreading, you may spread some dry flour on your palm.
- You will now get a flat circle bread.
- In a non-stick frying pan, heat shortening (ghee or butter or oil or vegetable oil etc.). Put this paratha on frying pan and when lower part becomes light brown turn it to other side. When you think it is cooked well take in a flat dish.
- Serve it with the fried egg.
- For garnish use sliced carrots, cucumber and rose flower which is made of tomato peel and two or three mint leaves with it.
- Enjoy this great meal at lunch or at evening meal when you think of eating something delicious and different.
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