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Sept. 10, 2013 — As I see my Facebook acquaintances from college post about their first week back at George Fox University, a wave of nostalgia comes over me, and I am a wee bit jealous of all the incoming freshman at my alma mater.
After 16 years of being a full-time student, suddenly, poof, I am done. I feel like education has been ripped away from me in one swift motion. I mean, this is the very first September I will not be in school since kindergarten. No more frequent Taco Bell late night runs with my best friend, no more falling asleep in coffee shops over media ethics papers, and no more weekend Portland trips dressed as hipsters.
Looking back, I loved my college experience. Sure, there are things I would change, mostly my tendency to marathon entire series on Netflix rather than go outside, but the people I met, the teachers I had and the adventures I went on all helped make my four years memorable and enriching.
However, beginning college was not very easy for me. I was tied to relationships back home, I missed having friends who automatically knew everything about me and I missed the familiarity of home.
Then I found my niche. After taking journalism courses, I found friends who had the same goals and interests as me, and I developed deep friendships with the people living on my dorm floor. College was a great time to be somewhat independent from my parents while figuring out who I am and what I believe.
Sometimes, though, I think it might be easier if I did not enjoy my experience since I would not miss my teachers, the campus and my friends.
As I walked across the graduation ceremony stage on May 4, I just kept thinking of how I would never see most of these companions ever again. Had I gone on enough coffee dates with them, did I make enough of an effort to know what was going on in their lives, did I let them know I valued their friendship?
My advice to anyone still in school, or entering for the first year, is to have fun and make memories that will last forever. Honestly, college is not only about school work, (but it is still important, so please don't slack off via my word), college should produce lasting memories and friendships. Even if you have to force yourself, go to every cheesy school-sponsored event. Find your niche. Find what makes you happy. Live your life.
I am sad that I will never again get to experience the nerve-wracking rush of orientation weeks, or even the anxiety that comes with the first day of classes. However, I am constantly reminded that even though school is out, there are still numerous opportunities to learn and grow without a textbook and finals. I am still learning how to be a better friend, family member, worker, writer, reader and listener.
While I am done with my time as a student, I will forever cherish my years at school, and I believe that a successful college career is when you would enter the same school all over again.
So here's to all the incoming college freshman all over the world. Time really does fly by.
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Alison, meeting with the IT team is key. All the business units should be meeting before even considering an ECM solution or upgrade. It's important to know what IT can and can't do and address security and compliance concerns, as well as what the system will be used for. The IT department knows how to keep things running but doesn't necessarily know what each business unit does with the resources provided.
This post was one of the few recently that gave voice to the security aspects of all this. And it was mirrored by the Gartner consultant. Thank you.
ECM is really complex -- and only getting more convoluted as a more diverse group of employees want (and are expected) to access a richer array of content from a wider variety of sources and media. What are the first steps an organization should take to create a scalable, easily usable solution, Christine? I'd think one early step would be for the IT team to meet with the company's various departments to learn about how they use content--both now and anticipated future use; how tech is helping/hindering today, and how departments work together.


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Chapter 26: Krazy Klients
Peeing in the soup continues. The bladders of producers seem as continuous fountains. Here are a few hairy tales.
Sometimes you just have to go along with the gag. Although Weston Woods kept me in steady production for 25 years, there were a string of projects offering money substantially higher than what Weston Woods could pay up front - and some were also very attractive. For example, when Reader's Digest Television offered me a chance to do a half-hour version of "The Pied Piper of Hamlin," when a production unit at Warner Brothers offered me a feature film project called "Nicolas Jingle, " the life story of Santa Claus, and especially when Saggitarius Pictures offered me the chance to do a feature film version of E.B.White's "Charlotte's Web"... all at Hollywood-sized fees... well, those were hard to turn down. They were all financial windfalls, yet they each turned out to be creative disasters.
In each case I insisted on and got double script fee for non-production. I didn't want to invest the tremendous work involved in developing screenplays for projects, each of which seemed to be just too good to be true.
Take "Piper" for example. There have been many animated versions of this story, most based on the famous poem by Robert Browning. When Readers Digest came to me with the project, I suggested that this could be an opportunity to get to the roots of the story. The ancient town of Hamlin, Hamelin, was nearby in Germany, and I suggested I drive there and try to find the historic background to the tale. I found that there were two distinct actual historic events that somehow got fused together to make the legend. In the year 1284 there was a plague of rats that infested Europe, and travelling Gypsy musicians claimed to be able to lure the rats away from the grain storage in the Hanseatic villages of northern Germany. Gypsies were OK to be cheated of payment, because, well... they were "just Gypsies." So that fit. Browning described the Piper as "swarthy," so I assumed he was a Gypsy.
Also during that period, children were being kidnapped en masse by agents of Hungarian landowners, and marched off to slavery.
So those two stories meshed, and I found what I thought was an original framing of the story, that could fuse it to the historical facts. I got one of the best Czech graphic artists to work with me, and we developed a dramatic version of the tale that I was proud of. The client, Readers Digest, was delighted, and immediately set off to woo their prime sponsor of the series my film was to be a part of. The client was General Mills, a fact they hadn't mentioned to me before. General Mills was intrigued by my story and by the visual design. But they turned it down. A frantic letter from my Krazy Klient told me why:
"Our client makes breakfast cereals. They told us they can't sponsor a film with rats in it. If you can revise your story to eliminate the rats, they would go for it!"
The actual name of this story in German is "Rattenfänger." The Czech title is "Krysář." Both names mean the same thing: "The Rat Catcher." In the town of Hamelin today you can buy bread rolls in the form of rats. The story is a tourist attraction for the town. The story is about rats.
Well, I told this Krazy Klient that I did consider myself a reasonably clever fellow, but there was no way I could think of to tell the story of "The Pied Piper of Hamlin," "The Rat Catcher," without rats.
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I have been working here at Australia Zoo for coming up to four months now, so it's about time I introduced myself. Let me first give you some background information; I was one of those kids that would constantly be bringing home injured critters to fix up, and I knew from an early age I wanted to work with animals. Then, after visiting Australia Zoo (back in the days when it was tiny!) when I was six years old I was sold on the idea of working with wildlife. What most attracted me was the concept of forming a bond with what is essentially a wild animal, gaining the trust of an infant koala, a 300kg Siberian Tiger or a timid squirrel glider isn't something just anyone can do.Thus, I set out at getting my foot in the door! For work experience, I volunteered at Australia Zoo and after graduating from high school, I completed a degree in Wildlife Biology. Then, after coming back and volunteering again for a month, I scored my dream job working here with the gorgeous koalas and it is fantastic! You have to be fit, hardworking and patient, but it is an incredibly rewarding career. So if you read this before coming to the zoo and you spot me down at koala walk through, or dashing around with trolley-loads of leaf to feed hungry koalas, feel free to say hi or ask any questions!
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I'm Kat, 25 years old, speech pathologist by day, budding otaku by night. I'm decently new to the world of anime - I actually used to be super creeped out by it when I was younger (it's a long story involving being homeschooled, scared of literally everything, and watching Sailor Moon at my cousin's house.........). I watched Howl's Moving Castle about five years ago and that changed everything. Since then, I've begun this gradual descent into obsession. I've got a long way to go from here, but between being a lazy jobless housewife last year, and now ever-glued to my computer the rare hours I actually have free time away from work, I've made pretty good progress.
I decided to try out a premium membership today, because I've been spoiled by the free 1080p episodes I've watched here, and got super sad when I had to watch episodes of Chihayafuru and Tsuritama in 480p :) I'm a slice of life/shoujo girl for the most part. I like good character development and stories that finally make me understand the whole crying-into-a-bucket-of-ice-cream-on-the-sofa thing (I never got that with western chick flicks). It doesn't take too much convincing to get me to watch something with a little more action (or blood, or guts, etc.) though - I was surprised at how much I enjoyed Elfen Lied and the new Evangelion movies. I like to draw. I'm obsessed with Animal Crossing at the moment. I'm totally part of the Harry Potter generation. I'll read the occasional visual novel if a friend is pestering me to. I also like food a whole lot. SO I GUESS I WILL END WITH.. I'M EXCITED ABOUT ALL THE ANIMESESESSS HERE GUYS!!!!!! |
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Ayooo. My names Melody but I go by Mellow or Lem. ;P
Forgot that I had a CR account untill a few days ago. . so, yeah. o3o. New to these fourms is what you can say. I'm 15. I'm quiet sometimes, sometimes outoftheblue random. :3 Came to this site since the other site where I usually watch anime closed down ;~; Yay for anime c: |
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Names Ivan 22/Male/ Delaware Fun and relaxed person who likes to enjoy life and make the most of what i have. Love going outside and getting drenched when its raining. Something weird about me? Hhmm... every now and then i like i like to randomly sing a tune in my little Elmo voice :p |
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2. 22/Male/NH 3. Something weird or interesting... I once got myself locked inside of a car. It was pretty ridiculous, message me if you want to hear the story. 4. I remember the first anime I saw was Sailor Moon. I saw it over my sitters house at six in the morning while my mother was heading to work. It became a tradition and spurred my obsession, which was only exasperated but Dragonball Z. |
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Name: Sarah 20/F/Australia Something interesting/weird about me? I drink ridiculous amounts of tea and I've got a cupboard that's pretty much just stocked with my extensive collection of different kinds :P I've always been into video games (mostly Nintendo stuff) ; anime always seemed interesting to me but I never really got into it until quite recently, party due to this website (: |
Name: Rob 20/M/MO Interesting/weird fact about me? I like looking for glitches/easter eggs in video games. I also play guitar. How I got into anime? The "short" story is when I was 4-5 years old, the only anime that we owned was Miyazaki's "My Neighbor Totoro". It became one of my all time favorite films. Ever since, I've gone on and off with anime but thanks to Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Netflix, I've been able to as much anime as I want! |
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This blog will serve as a shared resource for those who are interested in gravestone photography, genealogy and family history. Most of the photographs will be of my ancestors or of cemeteries I am photographing, transcribing and researching. [Charter member of The Association of Graveyard Rabbits.]
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Dr. Bill Tells Ancestor Stories
It was a great story and I decided to say so. Well, after leaving my comment, I spied the links on the side of the page and it dawned on me [insert V8 commerical slap to the head here] that Dr. Bill and his wife Nancy are my edtech friend, Dr. Annette Lamb's PARENTS. Wow. I knew they were family historians, too. I should have figured this out at my first visit. Duh!
I know it was the photo of Nancy Smith with the gravestone that shook the cobwebs out of my fuzzy December brain.
Isn't that amazing???????
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- Dr. Bill (William L.) Smith said...
Neat, Midge! Great story! Facebook and social media really do work...
Thanks for the post and the friend request!
Bill ;-)
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I know that feeling - I emailed someone that was supposedly compiling cemetery records that I was interested in, and they referred me to someone who REALLY had all the information... turned out to be my own father!! Lol!
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Wonderful story... you never know what will come next!


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Le Petit Paris offers patrons a truly unique dining experience. Centrally located on Chestnut Street in the heart of Downtown Chicago, our classic French Bistro is just one block from Lake Michigan. Locals and visitors alike are drawn to the ambiance and relaxed atmosphere of our indoor bistro. At night, the Chef/Owner Alain lights up the evening and provides the right setting for nice conversation over a glass of red wine and fabulous French cuisine. Along with our fine offerings of French wines, our signature dishes include duck with grand marnier sauce, oven roasted rack of lamb, short ribs and our monthly specials. To complete the evening, try our house-made desserts with a glass of port. Le Petit Paris invites you to dine with us for a romantic dinner or a night out with friends or family! Bon Appetite


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What is a WeeMee?
WeeMees are characters that represent you. They can share your passion for extreme sports, cutting-edge technology, punk hairstyles or exotic pets or whatever else you do or are. [Get your own WeeMee.](http://www.skype.com/go/weemee)
]]>How it works is that you go to WeeMees and then construct your own character from the many available components. And then buy it using Skype credit. Here are some more examples.
46 thoughts on "What is a WeeMee?"
danielthegardner said 8 years ago
Cute, though not free. The price is reasonable and understandable. I don't bellyache with my stomach full.
magdad255 said 8 years ago
I love skype
zotbrad said 8 years ago
I just spent the last 15 minutes editing my avatar. And then it tells me to pay.
You should state that it's not free first.
tedwinder1 said 8 years ago
I think the WeeMee's are cool but you have to pay! I personally think it is ridiculous that you have to pay for an animated character!
jschwage said 8 years ago
If you want us to actually use the WeeMee's, I suggest you kill the cost.
hamadalwazzan said 8 years ago
I think this WeeMee stuff is a little silly.
danabg1 said 8 years ago
I download the new version of skype and it is great with the video call but i don't like the new tones (the ring tone is also terrible…).
Is there any possibility to get the old tones?
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dacezza said 8 years ago
bought wee mee and then found out problems with mac, non compatability.
highheidyin said 8 years ago
I like weemees but it would be much better if they were able to react to emotions during a call
jeicrash said 8 years ago
I would like to see the sign that says "F$ck Meegos, They're C*nts" Explained please.
Either that or removed.
Funny though.
And why arent all the faces available?
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Update to this:
when creating a weemee you can type the following words to see the eggs.
meegos (the one my last post was about)
bone (your weemee becomes bones)
gimp (hood with zipper mouth)
Have fun.
Skype: Do I get a gift for finding this? lol j/k
johnlehman said 8 years ago
There is a shortage of hair and facial hair alternatives for those of us over 40 — of course we may not be the target audience
amiableprincess said 8 years ago
I like skype, but i dont know how to chat with my online friends.
nebulaex said 8 years ago
These weemees are very cute, but I'm not ready to pay anything for them…
How do you type something in?
There isn't any entry field…? -
jaymezz said 8 years ago
Cute, but paying a couple bucks for these things as static images just aren't worthwhile… we should be able to change the WeeMee characteristics (at least emotions and stuff) after having purchased one. You should also explicitly state that the WeeMee cannot be changed after saving, paying for it, and downloading… I can see people being easily mislead about what they're getting.
Finally, one gripe of my own… in interests or accessories… where are the hockey sticks/gear? Soccer, (American) Football, Tennis, Skiing, Skateboarding… but no hockey? I'm in the US and I can hear the Canadian Skype users rioting from here! ;P
jeicrash said 8 years ago
The eggs have been removed, However you simply just typed the words while in the weemee designer.
Has anyone thought of taking a screen shot of your weemee? Then cropping it?
Just a thought. I am under the impression that the weemee's are not static, which is a plus to paying for them.
And the cost goes towards providing new services and covering deveoplment costs….I'm guessing here.
beancafilms said 8 years ago
WeeMees are for Windows and Skype website is not clear about that before you can purchase them. After done it the animation does not work with Mac. That is totally unaccepatable.
jirka.m1931 said 8 years ago
I download the new version 2.0 of skype and it is great with the video call but i don't like the new tones (the ring tone is also terrible…).
Is there any possibility to get the old tones?
Thanks, -
dospollos2 said 8 years ago
Well now im pissed off, I spent 10 mins designing my weemee and then it tells me I have to pay?
I dont see why anyone should have to pay for an avatar, whats the world coming to.
dxdinamic said 8 years ago
i hate to pay over the internet.. especialy for somethink that kind simple like avatar. you are all mad
vastpark.com said 7 years ago
Hmm, looks cool. Maybe we'll have to add a 3D version of this idea to our 3D web tool http://www.vastpark.com. We definitely want to offer Skype integration. I wonder how much work that will take?
garrison.maultsby said 6 years ago
Visit weeworld.com to get free weemees
bastilo2727 said 6 years ago
Shit i didn`t see that this isn`t free and bought it!!!!!!!
cleidy71 said 5 years ago
it didn't say that i had to pay.. unlesssss……………… it did and i clicked on it!!!! crap! this sux!
alisev10 said 5 years ago
NOOOOO!!!!!!!! WeeMee is for free!!! For Klonies need to pay!!!! ;P
meg.minter said 5 years ago
I Love skype
it is really fun and its free
u can talk to ur friends and have fun
there is nothing bad about it thats all i can say
Meg -
meg.minter said 5 years ago
I Love skype
it is really fun and its free
u can talk to ur friends and have fun
there is nothing bad about it thats all i can say
Meg -
gubazg2 said 5 years ago
i have a weemee its free
princessmar0607 said 5 years ago
hey amiableprincess. i know how you talk to people. you have to put people in your contacts. then you have click there contact. then you press video call or call. trust me i know. ( this only works if you have a webcam)
cornelia6490 said 5 years ago
OK the WEE MEE is free people all u got to do is go to skype log in then when u r on skype at the top there is a little bar that says skype , contacts, conversations,call, views tools,and help. u click the skype button then go down to profile click it then there is little wee mee's read it it says BUILD YOUR FREE WEE MEE then click on the wee mee s then wait till it has open the page scrool down then there is little girl and boy wee mee not the big picture wee mee the little kids pic. then click build your free wee mee then there u go start creating
plz do not think u have to pay other wise my cousin would tell me!!!!!
meganley said 4 years ago
I, personally, love the WeeMee as an avatar. The whole weemee world is dumb and a complete waste of money. It's just like chatting but seeing random people! So dumb…
nicole.cannataci said 4 years ago
Hello. I made a Wee Mee Avatar and I find it to be amazing. I wanted to ask you: I filled in the registration form and every time I press 'Register' it says 'We're sorry you're not eligible to register yet'. Why is that? I followed all the instructions but I can't enter Wee World! Please help!
nicole.cannataci said 4 years ago
Excuse me! Danny_il, I visited your web site and I am very lucky to have a good anti-virus protection system installed in my computer because there is a VIRUS! I REPEAT VIRUS! DO NOT VISIT THE SITE UNLESS YOU WANT YOUR HARD DISK TO BE DESTROYED! When I entered the site a message from my anti-virus system said 'Warning! This website may harm your computer!'. So for goodness sake do not enter it. I wouldn't enter but if Danny_il does not fix the web site I shall not enter it. Please tell me if anyone else has entered the site and had the same results.
whopperz7 said 4 years ago
wow… i spent the last 30 minutes making a weemee, and i found out you have to pay for it. why do we have to pay? ugh. it should be free! wow…
garrisonj said 4 years ago
Make the avitar, screen capture (CTRL + Print Screen key), open screen capture in your fav photo editing software, zoom in on avitar and, clean it up cut it out and save individually… Voila!! You have it!
evacarolg said 4 years ago
Um… I didn't have to pay for my avitar and i don't understand how you did… but i will not argue with a free item… and plus mine looks cool!
ara10111995 said 4 years ago
Umm… so I tried creating a weemee and I found where it goes to the making of a weemee(where the little boy and girl are) I click and then it brings me to a whole different page!! what do I do?!
matthew_grimm said 4 years ago
OMG I cant get the weemee as my picture. It doesnt show up! Weemees are cool but I need to know how to make it my pic on my Skype page.
cute_hamster said 4 years ago
OMG i just found out that you had to pay for the weemee
I have one thing to say to the skype people:
Is this the only way you can think of to make money??? -
anna-griffiths said 4 years ago
i like weemees but i think paying can be a bit ……
different.I didn't actully know that you had to pay…..
Is just making and downloading free???
Is it the weemee world that you pay for
I havent a clue. -
anna-griffiths said 4 years ago
i like weemees but i think paying can be a bit ……
different.I didn't actully know that you had to pay…..
Is just making and downloading free???
Is it the weemee world that you pay for
I havent a clue. -
lildog103 said 4 years ago
Dudes or Dudets i have made four wee mees and they were all free
jesusfreak10210 said 4 years ago
Okay. I'm confused. do you pay for them or not? what are Klonies?
by the way, bastilo2727, don't use bad words. You don't know who will be reading these. Maybe some little kid then he'll start saying bad words and he'll get in BIG trouble and it'll be ALL YOUR FAULT!!!!!
think about that if you read this.
desiree-gutierrez said 4 years ago
I hate that its not free after when i spent 10 minutes of my life making one -_-
millie.turton said 4 years ago
fabi19984 said 4 years ago
I can't create an WeeMee the page says always Hi, THis page removed -.- BUt He look's funny


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I'm sure -- would say the same about you Hollywood's pink move it from that whatever that was to technology stocks and our us smooth transition of the day we -- our next guest to tell us that stay away from apple.
Which we were talking about earlier meeting Chang out of DC is with this the chief trader Jason.
Investment strategists and it doesn't wanna win on the best and showed Westminster but why don't -- like apple.
While we don't know -- apple still a very good company it has rate products has a lot of cash our -- McConnell the problem -- that.
All of that is old news right Tim Cook the CU -- apple -- -- came on told us that.
Hey our product magic is still there but again unfortunately it's the old magic.
What we don't wanna know is what he's telling us that we'll combined I -- sales has exceeded HP computers right that we know right we wanna know what about.
What's the next big product may be should be a we wanna hear is maybe they -- ITV.
Sales could topple.
-- Sony we won't be there I don't know I airplane -- mobile what I don't why.
As we what I'm having right forever for the television or at least the product we thought was coming that an adult apple TV already exist but we thought.
Integrated television after the book -- -- book about Steve Jobs -- see it we still haven't.
Apple has the quote cult following or has for years are those days over did that go away with with Steve Jobs are now.
-- that's a good question I think that hasn't.
Totally gone away by -- has definitely subsided no doubt about that is more than.
That the passing of Steve Jobs is also the fact that like -- -- apple has not follow up.
With the so called the next big.
-- and I -- report.
To be -- -- to be a so called super.
Growth stock in these come -- with that is -- doesn't have it so it's just perception wise than these.
It just so happen next big thing if not a super.
Growth stock and see your point is if you owned if somebody owns apple for years admit you're not -- to sell what you're saying.
Don't be a buyer now if you don't on it as well.
It is Stephen -- -- that one thing at that you know like apple right now dropped to 435 now right somewhere around fourth seventy.
Can -- be up 1020% over the next Wal-Mart short.
Can go back up to 700 is next twelve to sixteen month apple -- not without the next big thing the one thing if that.
If you think you could just -- it and sell it and then.
Twenty twenty months later it's going to be fantastic you double -- from real money like what I had done before that -- gonna happen aren't so.
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If they only voted once it wouldn´t be a problem. Only Democrats lost votes or so the NYT lies about. Mor elikely only the Democrats added millions of illegal votes and now they want more.
A person can register to vote all year long. Why wait until arriving at the polling place?Of course, we all understand the problem. Voting fraud...
It´s okay.Democrat Precinct Captains went ahead and voted for those who could not stand in line.
It is interesting that the only suggestions the dems can come up with are those that make fraud easier.Motor voter, early voting etc are not the answer.Each polling place must have enough space to accomodated the number of voters in that precinct.No interpreters allowed, One must speak english to become acitizen. No multilingual ballots.All the early voting lend itself to the low information voter. Who knows what can happen in the last few days before the election.
Do the dead demonRATS wait in line, too?
Holy crap. The New York Times ´concerned´ about elections now? The ´rag of record´ that came out against voter ID and thinks it was just dandy for Obama to violate US law in order to basically ´buy´ immigrant votes?Funny - they didn´t seem all that concerned over the obvious episodes of liberal election fraud when it was going on - and when hasn´t it?
Gee whiz! Don´t the republicans understand that there are time constraints when moving those poor folks from polling place to polling place in a city, registering them on site? That´s how Saint Lucie, Florida had a 153% voter turnout! Multiple votes!So add lots of polling places, to facilitate the fraud. Get cracking, republicans!
Exactly #7, where is the love? I´m sure the Karl Rove RINOs will see the error of their ways.
AND what about the massive voter fraud the DIMS participated in?????


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Biography (Dictionary of World Biography: The 19th Century)
Article abstract: Scott's narrative poems about the stirring events in Scottish and medieval history were immensely popular in the nineteenth century, and in fiction he created the genre of the historical novel.
Early Life
Walter Scott counted among his ancestors many notable and colorful figures from Scottish history, and during his early years, after an attack of polio crippled his right leg, he spent hours listening to family stories and songs about their exploits. Even as a young boy, he collected these ballads and folktales, which vividly presented the past. He would later use this knowledge in the poems and novels which won great acclaim during his lifetime, and which endure to this day as classics of English literature.
After being educated at home, Scott was sent in 1778 to high school in Edinburgh. He impressed both his teachers and his peers with his intelligence, his good nature, and his ability to tell stories; he was less accomplished in his scholarship. In 1783, he entered the Old College, but his interest remained the study and pursuit of ballads. In 1786, he joined his father, who was a lawyer, as an apprentice and was called to the bar in July of 1792.
Scott made a competent though not outstanding lawyer, and his main interest continued to be literature, although he seemed to regard the writing profession as not quite suitable for a gentleman. Despite his doubts, however, he...
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Biography (Critical Survey of Poetry: British, Irish, & Commonwealth Poets)
The fourth surviving son of Walter Scott and Anne Rutherford, Walter Scott was born on August 15, 1771, in a house in the College Wynd, Edinburgh. At the age of eighteen months, the infant contracted a fever while teething and, in the end, lost the use of his right leg. The circumstance became noteworthy not only for its effect on Scott's personality and his writing, but also as the first fully authenticated case of infantile paralysis in medical history. After the failure of various attempts to remedy the malady, Scott's father sent him to Sandy Knowe, near Kelso (Roxburgh), to live with his grandfather (Robert Scott) and his uncle (Thomas). Although the five years spent there contributed little or nothing toward curing the boy's lameness, they provided some experiences with lasting influence: subjection to republican and Jacobite prejudices; songs and legends taught to him by his grandmother (Barbara Haliburton); a trip to the spas at Bath, with a stopover at London on the way; sea-bathing at Prestonpans, near Edinburgh (and site of one of the key engagements of the Jacobite uprising of 1745), where he learned of the German wars from an old veteran of Invernahyle, one Captain Dalgetty.
In 1778, the boy returned to his father's house in George's Square, Edinburgh, and later that year entered the high school at Edinburgh. From his principal tutor, a strict Presbyterian named James Mitchell, Scott gained a knowledge of Scottish church history,...
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Biography (Critical Survey of Short Fiction, Second Revised Edition)
Walter Scott was born in Edinburgh, Scotland, on August 15, 1771, and attended Edinburgh Royal High School and Edinburgh College. In 1786, he signed indentures to become a Writer to the Signet and, in 1792, he became a Scottish Advocate. In 1797, he married Charlotte Carpenter, with whom he had four children. He became Sheriff-Deputy of Selkirkshire in 1799 and Clerk to the Scottish Court of Session in 1806. From 1805 to 1810, he published best-selling poetry. In 1812, he bought Abbotsford, his home for life. Two years later, Scott published Waverley, the first in the series of remarkably successful and influential Waverley novels. He became a baronet in 1819, and later, in 1822, he arranged and managed the visit to Scotland of King George IV. Four years following this peak in his social career, Scott's wife died and he suffered bankruptcy, which he struggled to overcome during the remainder of his life. In 1827, he acknowledged publicly his authorship of the Waverley novels, and, in 1829, he began publication of the "Magnum Opus," a forty-eight-volume edition of the Waverley novels. He died at Abbotsford on September 21, 1832.
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Biography (Critical Survey of Long Fiction, Fourth Edition)
An important factor in the vividness of the Scottish novels was the strong oral tradition to which Sir Walter Scott had access from his early childhood. After a bout with polio in his second year, he was sent away from Edinburgh to his paternal grandfather's house at Sandyknowe in the Border country, in the hope that the climate would improve his health. It did, and though he remained lame for the rest of his life, his boyhood was an active one. In this region from which his ancestors had sprung, he heard stories of Border raids, Jacobite risings, and religious struggles from people for whom the past survived in a living tradition. Throughout his life he added to his fund of anecdotes, and his notes to the novels show how very often incidents in them are founded on actual events about which he had learned from the participants themselves or from their more immediate descendants.
Scott's father was a lawyer, and in 1786, having attended Edinburgh High School and Edinburgh University, Scott became an apprentice in his father's office. In 1792, he was admitted to the bar, and all his life he combined legal and literary activities. After losing his first love, Williamina Belsches, to a banker, he married Charlotte Carpenter in 1798. In 1805, he entered into a secret partnership with the printer James Ballantyne, and four years later they formed a publishing firm. This firm ran into financial difficulties, and in 1813, Scott escaped ruin only through the...
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Biography (Magill's Survey of World Literature, Revised Edition)
Descended from long-established families in the Border country, Walter Scott was born on August 15, 1771, in Edinburgh, Scotland. He was the second son of a prominent Edinburgh attorney, Walter Scott, and Anne Rutherford. Although sturdy and precocious at birth, Scott contracted infantile paralysis before age two, which left him permanently lame. Reared in the Border by relatives, he fell in love with the countryside, its lore and legendry. He roamed the burns and heaths at will, by foot and by pony; the landscape imprinted itself in his imagination. He also learned to read at age four, devouring his Aunt Janet's collection of English novels.
Although not an outstanding student at any level, Scott was an extraordinary hobbyist. From his schooldays, Scott had amassed antiques; by high school, his hoard was extensive. Without knowing it, he was helping to invent antiquarianism. By age twelve, he had recovered completely from his illness, becoming as enthusiastic about sports and horseback camping trips as he was about reading. These passions fueled his life.
Learning that most medieval romances were in French, he taught himself enough French to read the contes (short tales of adventure). After reading the Italian poets Torquato Tasso and Ludovico Ariosto in translation, he mastered Italian in order to read the works of Dante. He...
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Biography (Magill's Survey of World Literature, Revised Edition)
Mark Twain hinted at times that Sir Walter Scott was so influential that he caused the Civil War. This remark has some of the exaggeration of humor, but Twain was not entirely joking. He meant that Scott's concept of the romantic hero had so permeated society that armed resistance to perceived insult had become a common obsession. Men were conditioned to throw down the gage.
Scott undoubtedly popularized this image, if he did not invent it. He thus created the hero of popular culture. He also pioneered the modern novel and certain specific forms: the historical romance and the romantic fantasy. Further, he developed dialect as a means of character revelation and created a gallery of unforgettable characters.
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Biography (Cyclopedia of World Authors, Fourth Revised Edition)
In spite of physical handicaps Walter Scott lived a full, varied life and created an impressive body of writings. Stricken with infantile paralysis before he was two years old, and alternating between periods of physical vigor and serious ailments throughout his life, he loved and practiced outdoor sports for most of his sixty-one years.
Born in Edinburgh on August 15, 1771, he was a product of the eighteenth century as well as of the Romantic nineteenth. As a child he was a voracious reader and avid listener to tales and legends, particularly those of his native Scotland. His copious reading was stored in a retentive memory and used to advantage in his writings, and his interest in folklore led to his collection and publication of Scottish ballads. Although not a brilliant student, he was praised for his ability to enjoy and understand the Latin poets. He entered the University of Edinburgh in 1783, but after a year or so at college he suffered one of his severe illnesses. He completed his convalescence with a sympathetic uncle, Captain Robert Scott, who encouraged his literary interests.
He studied law in his father's office; in spite of a disinclination for the profession, he was admitted to the bar in 1792. He made use of his legal experiences in his novels, especially Redgauntlet, in which his friend William Clerk served as...
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As one of his country's earliest prominent writers, Sir Walter Scott helped establish Scotland's place in the literary canon. Scott was a prolific poet as well as the author of numerous historical romances and adventures. Despite his early success and the influence he exerted over nineteenth-century English literature, time had not always been kind to Scott. Later critics denounced his works on grounds of structure, tone, and content. Yet, in many ways, Scott was at the forefront of the romantic, larger-than-life style that pervaded the late nineteenth century. A renewed interest in Scott has overlooked his faults and helped cast his work in a more positive light. He remains a significant figure in both the Scottish canon and literature as a whole.Essential Facts
- When he was just two years old, Scott became afflicted with polio. Though he survived the illness, his right leg would be unusable for the rest of his life.
- Writing was not Scott's first career choice. He studied law, which he practiced after completing his studies. He later served as sheriff-deputy of his county.
- In the second half of the twentieth century, Scott's novels inspired two highly acclaimed films: Ivanhoe (based on the novel of the same name) and Rob Roy.
- A song commonly referred to as "Schubert's Ave Maria" is in fact a musicalization of Scott's "The Lady in the Lake."
- Scott's works are often attributed with popularizing the kilt as a staple of Scottish garb.
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Biography (Beacham's Guide to Literature for Young Adults)
Walter Scott was born on August 15, 1771, in Edinburgh, Scotland, the son of Walter Scott, an attorney, and Anne Rutherford Scott, a woman with active social and literary interests. Of the couple's twelve children, only five survived infancy, and Walter narrowly escaped an early death himself when, at two years old, he contracted polio, which left him permanently disabled. As a child, he was an avid reader of fairy tales, ballads, Shakespeare, fiction, Asian fables, and folklore. Through visits to his grandfather's farm in the valley of the Tweed River and to the homes of other relatives in the Border country and in the Highlands, Scott developed a superb memory for Scottish gossip, history, legend, song, and folklore. By the age of fourteen, he could recite Scots ballads from memory; this skill combined with his passion for medieval romances, history, and travel books formed the basis of his education. Never completely happy with formal schooling, he spent the years 1778- 1782 at the High School of Edinburgh and proceeded to Edinburgh University in 1783 but soon left because of poor health. Scott continued reading English literature at home with the help of a tutor; in the meantime, he was apprenticed to his father as a legal clerk. At various points during the next nine years, Scott attended humanities and law classes at Edinburgh University. Although he applied himself seriously to his apprenticeship, traveling the country on business for his father, he always...
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Biography (Short Stories for Students)
Born in Edinburgh in 1771, Scott was interested all his life in Scottish history, folk tales, and the supernatural, three of the major components of ''Wandering Willie's Tale.'' As a child, he listened to stories and songs about the Jacobite rebellions in which some of his distant relatives had fallen, and he developed a lifelong sympathy for the lost cause of Jacobitism, writing about it in several of his novels, including Redgauntlet, the novel in which ''Wandering Willie's Tale'' is found. However, his attitude to Jacobitism and the old feudal and heroic ways was ambivalent; he became a lawyer like his father, and was very much a part of the modern world of law and commerce, in opposition to the old feudal Scotland symbolized by the Jacobites.
In a sense, Scott took it upon himself to seek some sort of incorporation of the old Scotland into the new by writing extensively about Scottish history, notably in his Waverley novels, beginning in 1814 with Waverley itself, a story set at the time of the 1745 Jacobite rebellion. Other titles in the Waverley series include Guy Mannering, The Heart of Midlothian, and Old Mortality, the latter being set during the religious struggles involving the Presbyterian Covenanters in the late seventeenth century, the same setting found in ''Wandering Willie's Tale.'' Scott's Waverley novels became very influential in the nineteenth century as a model and an inspiration for the...
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Friday, January 13, 2012
Ada Z's A to Z Video
What can you come up with? Enlighten us. Entertain us. I think I see some cool ideas coming.
Thanks to Ada Z as in Zdanowicz. That was excellent. And if you didn't see Ron Easton's videos you can find them here or here. Now we're looking for your video.
We're going to be having an A to Z Video Challenge. For more info, please read Wednesday's post.
16 comments:
- welcome to my world of poetry said...
Excellent Ada. Thanks for sharing.
Yvonne. - January 13, 2012 at 3:54 AM
- Alex J. Cavanaugh said...
Appropriate there was a juggler in the video!
- January 13, 2012 at 4:07 AM
- Slamdunk said...
Anything that includes Yogi and Fred Flinstone is ok with me.
- January 13, 2012 at 4:57 AM
- SA Larsenッ said...
ooh, a challenge already? (psst...did we pick a date for me to post. misplaced that email.)
Thanks! Have a great weekend. - January 13, 2012 at 5:19 AM
- L. Diane Wolfe said...
I mentioned your video challenge to my husband since he's a graphic artist.
- January 13, 2012 at 5:37 AM
- Marta Szemik said...
Looking good! Some interesting topics in there. Great job Ada.
- January 13, 2012 at 6:01 AM
- Arlee Bird said...
Yvonne -- Thanks
Alex - I thought the juggler was pretty appropriate.
Slamdunk -- Gotta have cartoons.
S.A. -- I'll check and get back to you.
Diane -- I was thinking about that. Your husband could come up with something really cool.
Marta -- It took me a couple of views to identify everything.
Lee - January 13, 2012 at 6:35 AM
- BragonDorn said...
Your xylophone is no match for my bagpipe!
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- Ron Easton said...
That's great! Thanks for adding to the fun!
- January 13, 2012 at 11:00 AM
- Pearson Report said...
Ada - that was fantastic!
This Video Challenge is adding a visually creative edge to the A to Z Blogging fun.
Jenny @ PEARSON REPORT - January 13, 2012 at 11:57 AM
- The Golden Eagle said...
That's a great video!
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- Jean said...
F for Fantastic!!!
xox! jean - January 13, 2012 at 5:53 PM
- Stephen Tremp said...
A very clever video! I'm going to try to squeeze time together and make one for my A to Z posts from last year. Very cool!
- January 14, 2012 at 9:04 AM
- Hilary Melton-Butcher said...
Hi Lee and Ada .. this one takes the BISCUIT by far ... absolutely brilliantly clever (ABC) ..
Cheers for now - Hilary - January 15, 2012 at 10:18 AM
- MISH said...
Wow! Wow! and more Wow! This is super-ultra-uber-fantastically-cool.
I'm always amazed at the wealth of artist talent out there...
I wonder who is going to top this video? Can't wait to see... - January 17, 2012 at 12:08 AM
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They're not the best and they're not even my favourite, but this is the only act that could make this year's finale INTERESTING.
I think Marcus already has a deal and would actually benefit from finishing second or third and not have the constraint of waiting a year to release his album (it just doesn't work for the male winners). Janet will probably get one album regardless and then disappear. Misha B is a bit up in the air and deserves a shot but let's face it, she's not going to win.
The rest can fuck off quite frankly.
Little Mix need the win more than anyone else because without it they won't last as a group. Plus they're so LIKEABLE and while they need a lot of work there's MUCHO potential. And the story of a group FINALLY winning (and not with Louis) is what this drab year really needs to lift it out the mud.
I like you too much to comment.
A normal person must
Dismiss you with disgust
And weep for those who trusted you.
I want them to win, release a multi-platinum album, then for Jesy to JUMP SHIP for the solo career we ALL KNOW she was destined for.
What I keep thinking is that SURELY they're going to have a problem this year with managing the "Winners song to suit all the finalists"- Little Mix aren't going to be able to do a power ballad...
It's been too long, it's been too long...
Rebecca and Matt did a different song last year, didn't they?
What's confusing? We just find the heart of the prison and the dragon who speaks without walls, and we're home free. Simple.
Oh did they? I don't remember AT ALL...
It's been too long, it's been too long...
I'd love them to but I can't see it happening. I think both Little Mix and Misha both have deals already, they just need to try and keep them in for long enough for it to be respectable. I can't see anyone other than Marcus winning at this stage.
I was thinking this last night . I actually really like them now and I love seeing them go through every week. It actually makes me quite happy.
For me their best performances are Like A Bird and E.T and I would love to see them go a cappella like Kelly was crowing on about over the weekend.
Go around, we're recreating a faux pas'
You betrayed Misha B.Originally Posted by funky
A normal person must
Dismiss you with disgust
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I want Minnie the Minx to win
I was here LONG BEFORE Funky.
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