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1098-T Tax Forms Summary Where to find 1098-T tax forms (tuition billed for previous tax year) and when they're available Overview of the 1098-T Form 1098-T forms are IRS tax forms showing the tuition that was billed to you during the... Read More
Acceptance and Enrollment Letters
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Acceptance and Enrollment Letters Summary How to obtain a verification of acceptance or enrollment letter Acceptance Letter A letter verifying your acceptance to A-B Tech can be obtained from the Admissions Office in the... Read More
Change Emergency Contact Information
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Change Emergency Contact Information Summary How to change your emergency contact information Instructions If you want to change your emergency contact information, see the Information Desk in the Bailey Student Services Building or anyone in... Read More
Change of Name or Address
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Change of Name or Address Summary How students can change their name and other personal information Name Change To make a name change, you must submit a Change of Vital Data form to the Information Desk in the Bailey Building (#5... Read More
Continuing Education Transcripts and Certificates
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Continuing Education Transcripts and Certificates Summary How Continuing Education students can obtain certificates and transcripts Transcripts Continuing Education (not for college credit) students can order official transcripts by calling ... Read More
Dean's and President's Lists
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Dean's and President's Lists Summary The eligibility requirements for the Dean's and President's Lists Eligibility Requirements You can view eligibility requirements for the Dean's and President's Lists in the... Read More
Diploma, Duplicate Copy
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Diploma, Duplicate Copy Summary How to get a duplicate copy of an A-B Tech diploma Contact Information To request a duplicate copy of a diploma you earned in the past, contact our Records and Registration Office at (828) 398-7489 or registrar... Read More
Grade Scales and Codes
Added on Wed, Oct 24, 2012
Grade Scales and Codes Summary Overview of grade codes and the College's grading system Final Grades Final grades are issued at the end of the term based on the criteria outlined in the course syllabus. If you want to contest a... Read More
Graduation Requirements
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Graduation Requirements Summary General graduation requirements and application for program completion Degree, Diploma, and Certificate Programs A-B Tech awards degrees, diplomas, and certificates when all requirements for graduation have been... Read More
How to Appeal a Grade
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How to Appeal a Grade Summary The College's policy for grade appeals Grade Appeal Procedure You can read A-B Tech's Grade Appeal Policy in the curriculum catalog. Key Words: grade appeal process, grades... Read More
How to Receive Certificates
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How to Receive Certificates Summary Overview of how to receive a certificate after completing a certificate program Applying for a Certificate The first step in receiving a certificate is to complete the "Application for Program Completion... Read More
Immunization and Vaccination Records
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Immunization and Vaccination Records Summary Information about student immunization and vaccination records Overview In general, A-B Tech does not require students to submit immunization records when applying. Some specific programs do... Read More
No Show (NS) Policy
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No Show (NS) Policy Summary Overview of the No Show policy No Show Explanation If you do not attend during the first 10 percent of a class, you will be dropped as a No Show. There will be no grade, the class will not appear on... Read More
Official vs. Unofficial Transcripts
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Official vs. Unofficial Transcripts Summary The difference between official and unofficial transcripts at A-B Tech Overview Both official and unofficial transcripts contain much of the same information about a student's academic record,... Read More
Order Transcripts
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Order Transcripts Summary How to order transcripts from A-B Tech Instructions for Ordering Transcripts Detailed instructions for ordering and paying for transcripts can be found on our website at abtech.edu/transcripts. Click on the red "... Read More
Quality Points
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Quality Points Summary How A-B Tech evaluates the quality points of grades Calculation Overview At the end of each semester, quality points are assigned in accordance with the following formula: Letter Grade Quality Points Per Credit... Read More
Registrar's Office
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Records and Registration Office Summary Services and contact information for the Records and Registration Office, also called the Registrar's Office Overview The Records and Registration... Read More
Request Placement Test Scores
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Request Placement Test Scores Summary How to obtain placement test scores Instructions To request copies of your placement test scores, you'll need to submit a Placement Score Request Form to the Testing Center in the lobby of the Simpson... Read More
Send Transcripts to A-B Tech
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Send Transcripts to A-B Tech Summary Overview of the process for sending transcripts to A-B Tech College Paper Transcripts College-level paper transcripts being sent from another institution to A-B Tech should be mailed to: Records and... Read More
Student Disciplinary Record Report
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Student Disciplinary Record Report Summary How students can obtain Disciplinary Record Report How to Obtain a Disciplinary Report To obtain a document showing your disciplinary status while attending A-B Tech (for example, a document showing you... Read More
Student ID Number
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Student ID Number Summary How to find your student ID number How to Find Your ID Number There are three ways to obtain your student ID number: Your student ID number is emailed to the personal email account you listed on the application... Read More
Syllabus From a Past Class
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Transcript Codes
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Transcripts Not Picked Up
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View Grades Summary How to view grades in Self-Service Instructions To view your final/official grades, log in to your Self-Service account and click on the "Grades" tile. The deadline for instructors to submit grades is several days... Read More
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Teaching My Son's Class Chinese New Year & McDonalds #YearoftheGoat #CNY15
Each February my son and I get ready to enjoy celebrating Chinese New Year with our diverse community of Asian friends. This year we decided to share activities who those who didn't know much about Asian culture and *gasp* Chinese New Year. Which meant my son's first grade class.
Note: I received a McDonald's package for Chinese New Year but was not required to blog about it. No other compensation was received. Any personal views expressed are always 100% my own.
To help my son's 1st grade class get ready for Chinese New Year, I thought it would be fun to decorate the class room with Chinese New Year elements. A big part of getting ready is decorating to attract good luck, health and money in the New Year.
As it happens, a few weeks earlier the McDonald's Tri-State team sent a package to help us get ready to celebrate the Year of the Goat 2015. Our package included a few of their 2015 Lunar Calendars, which I thought would be perfect to hang in my son's class room.
But I also needed a few other things to share with the kids. So I visited our NYC Chinatown to pick up a few more items. While there I found some stuff for my son's class including.....
Red Streamers - Red is considered the luckiest color in China, and it is widely used during festivals and important events like wedding.
Lanterns - I chose mini lanterns to hang around the class room. The lanterns themselves are used to ward off bad spirits (or intentions).
Money Envelopes - I found these adorable envelopes used to give gifts of money for the new year to kids. I could have gotten red but I thought the purple was better for the class of kids. Plus it has an adorable goat design on the front.
Inside each envelope we put in a McDonald's coupon for a free happy meal. There's a specific reason why and I'll tell you more about this in a bit.
And the grand decoration item The Dancing Dragon - I found this dragon that had an attachment you could hold and make him (or her) "dance". The Chinese Dragon is a symbol of power, strength, and good luck. The dragon dance is often performed during Chinese New Year, therefore the longer the dragon dances, the more luck it will bring to the community.
Now back to why I gave my son's class a free happy meal coupon in each envelope. During Chinese New Year giving gifts is part of the celebration. Good gifts include fruits like oranges and tangerines because of their color. In Chinese culture the color orange symbolizes wealth and good fortune.
Have you noticed that McDonald's Happy Meals currently includes Cuties as the latest fresh fruit choice?
While those golden cuties (fresh fruit option) are at McDonald's for a limited time (December to March which is peak season for the fruit), they're perfect for the kids to enjoy while celebrating Chinese New Year over the winter school break.
Clementine is a popular fruit among children of all ages and during lunar new year celebrations as traditional symbols of abundance and good fortune.
You see what I did there : ) I gave the kids both a healthy snack and a Chinese culture connection!
My son's teachers were so excited when I dropped of the items. They really appreciated my interest in sharing about a different culture with the class.
As a parent of a half Asian child (Korean not Chinese) I was really touched that my son's teachers were open to this idea.
From my family, my son's first grade class and the McDonald's Tri-State team, we wish you a Happy Year of the Goat.
To learn more about McDonald's initiatives in the Asian community, visit www.myinspirasian.com
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As spring blossoms poke through the chill and daylight begins to linger further into the evening, a certain festive anxiousness always seems to take hold. Our minds and mouths start racing prematurely toward the spring harvest, and we want to celebrate the warm weather, sitting outdoors at every opportunity with friends and family. And a Sunday brunch is like a foodie's consecration of the spring season.
Brunch being a community affair, everyone brings some dish to the table and the meal usually becomes a wild smattering of tastes. Plates pile with salmon, toast, eggs, cheese, coffee cake, potatoes, cured meats, fruit, and as the sweets and salts fall into one another, the ungoverned flavors run wild and ravishing. I surely can't be the only one who has noticed the gastronomic transcendence of ham in a puddle of maple syrup run off from the waffle.
Ris has certainly noticed. Just try her Croque Mademoiselle.
Her new brunch menu is filled with comforting, community-inspired dishes and the playful mix of flavors they bring out. And much of their depth is likely due to the way the dishes were created. Ris turned to her line cooks Ali and Leah to help design the Sunday brunch menu plates.
Circling the restaurant bar on a Saturday morning, they were huddled around two different versions of one dish. They had each made coddled eggs with tomato. Ris presided like a matriarch over the discussion and critique as they all tasted the two dishes and distinguished the strongest points of each. In the end, the recipe became a fusion of the two, combining their best elements.
"Sometimes I wake up knowing exactly what I want a dish to taste like, what I want to go in it," says Ris, as if she were talking about colors in a painting. "Other times, I'm not as sure, and so I field opinions. I love to edit and refine dishes too, and so this process is a good way to teach them to develop a dish that is worthy of serving—the weaving of flavors, colors and textures, like a tapestry. And it's also great for them to get their voices on the menu."
The Croque Mademoiselle, Ris' quirky cousin of the Croque Madame, was designed by Ali. To the traditional open-faced sandwich of grilled brioche with ham, a fried egg and Mornay sauce, she added a beer batter-fried onion ring. When Ris tasted it, she loved it, "but the yeastiness of the onion begged for a touch of sweetness…so I drizzled a bit maple syrup on top." That little nip of sweetness is a flavor punch that unites the ingredients, adding that Sunday brunch punch of "anything goes."
The meat Ris uses for the beef hash is the leftover braised short rib from the night before. The traditional, savory flavors are modest and full, with that certain rounded quality that only leftovers can bring. Using braising liquid as the gravy doesn't hurt either.
Leah designed the breakfast pizza, piled high with Portuguese linguiça sausage and tomato fondu and topped with an egg. The pizza, loud, powerful and hearty, is a perfect pair to a Bloody Mary. Meanwhile, you can't have brunch without pastries. Pastry Chef Chris' blueberry cheese puffs have an ethereal quality and perfect texture, playing with subtle twangs of sour that bring out the baked blueberries and underscore the rich sweetness. They work well as a starter or desert.
This family-style collaboration is echoed in home kitchens across the country. If you don't like something at your dinner table, you let the cook (mother) know to adjust it next time. Granted, the culinary discussion in Ris' kitchen versus most family kitchens is like the difference between reading Fitzgerald and Beetle Bailey.
As I was getting ready to leave, satisfied to the point of incapacity, Rory, the pastry sous-chef, ran up to me with a tray of crispy, granular, golden donuts and told me to take one. He had just made them. It was the donut of the decade—a thick, rich, sweet O somewhere between a funnel cake and a coffee cake, with a crunchy crust and a thin, sweet glaze. I thanked him, and he went to Ris for approval. As I was walking out the door, I heard him shouting, "They're going on the menu!"
Sure enough, they were on the menu the next day.
RIS Short Rib Hash by Alison Hartnett
Serves 4 – 6
We use leftover braised beef short ribs from Saturday's "Date Night" special for our Sunday Brunch hash and we use the braising liquid, reduced with port for the sauce. Hash is for leftovers, so feel free to substitute roast chicken, beef, pork, fish or vegetables and their sauces for this recipe.
2 large Idaho potatoes (about 2 lb.)
Canola or peanut oil
1 large onion, diced
½ -1 lb. braised short rib, diced
1 cup sauce or gravy
Salt and pepper
Chopped fresh herbs
4 eggs
Fresh chopped parsley, for garnish
Bake the potatoes, skin on, until cooked through, 35-45 minutes at 350 degrees. Refrigerate whole until chilled. Peel and dice into ½ inch squares. In a skillet or frying pan, heat 2 Tbsp. canola or peanut oil and pan fry the diced potatoes in single layer batches until crispy, a technique called "rissole." Let each layer of potatoes get crispy on one side before turning. Season the potatoes with salt and pepper and any other spices of your choosing. Remove the cooked potatoes to paper towels to dry. Add a bit more oil to the pan and sauté the onions until caramelized, 3-5 minutes. Fold the diced beef in with the onions. Add the cooked potatoes, balancing the ratio of meat to potatoes to your taste. Add ¼ cup of the sauce or gravy. Taste and adjust seasoning. Add fresh herbs to taste.
Meanwhile, poach 4 eggs in a saucepot of simmering water with a dash of vinegar added to it. Crack each egg individually into a cup and gently pour into the simmering water. Room temperature large eggs take about 2½ minutes to soft poach where the yolks are runny and the whites are cooked through. Eggs directly out of the refrigerator will take a bit longer. Fresh market eggs are best.
To plate, arrange a portion of the hash on to each of 4 plates, mold in a ring if desired. Make a slight well in the center, pour a bit of the heated sauce over the hash and place an egg on top. Season the egg with a bit of salt and pepper, sprinkle with chopped parsley and drizzle with a bit of good extra virgin olive oil. Having hot biscuits on hand will make you a star.
RIS Blueberry Cheese Puffs by Chris Kujala
For the Dough:
2 cups all purpose flour
1/8 tsp. salt
8 oz. unsalted butter (cold)
5 oz. sour cream
For the Filling:
8 oz. cream cheese
1 large egg
4 cups granulated sufar
1 tsp. vanilla extract
1 tsp. finely grated lemon zest
The dough: Dice the cold butter. Mix together the flour and salt in a mixing bowl, then mix the butter until it is incorporated and the flour has a texture like cornmeal. Mix in the sour cream until fully incorporated and smooth. Shape into a ball. Wrap with plastic and chill until firm, about 4 hours.
When ready to cook, process all the filling ingredients in a food processor until the mixture is smooth. Remove the dough from the fridge, and let sit for about ten minutes. On a floured surface, roll the pastry into a rectangle, about 1/8 inch thick. Cut the pastry into 3-inch squares.
Place the squares into a 12-cup muffin pan. Press down on each cup to cover the sides and bottom. Spoon about 1 Tbsp. of filling into the shell and top with blueberries (just a few on each). Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes.


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Most people link poverty with the inner city-but that's no longer the case. A newly released study from The Brookings Institution found suburban poor outnumbered their city counterparts for the first time.
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What an end to the first round with three game sevens and the end of a beautiful, almost predictable, San Jose collapse – have the Sharks become the ultimate chokers in the playoffs, does this latest epic collapse put the crown on their heads? (Oops, too soon?).
With that said, how did we do in the first round?
We aced the Eastern Conference with the Bruins, Canadiens, Penguins and Rangers all winning, while we split the results in the Western Conference.
The Ducks and Blackhawks won, while the Wild and Kings upset our picks in Game 7 – we were within a MacKinnon goal and a 3-game collapse from a perfect first round.
And without further adieu, we're onto the second round with the Bruins and Habs kicking things off on Thursday night.
Here are our picks for the second round:
Eastern Conference
Boston Bruins v Montreal Canadiens
Nasty, ugly, brutal, crushing, gut-wrenching, heartbreaking – this second round matchup between North American sports' most bitter rivals will be all that and so much more.
The playoff history is lopsided in the Habs favor, with them hold a 24-9 series record over their American rivals – but the tide has turned in recent memory, with the Bruins winning in the last two match-ups.
We know the goalies are top notch, we know the usual suspects and we know that penalties galore are to be expected – for me, the key to winning could be in who doesn't retaliate and who manages to keep their tempers under control.
Prediction: Montreal in 6
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Pittsburgh Penguins v New York Rangers
Surviving scares, these two teams managed to make it into the second round but it could have easily been the Blue Jackets against the Flyers – with both teams digging deep to find a way to win.
The biggest difference between these two teams starts in net, with Henrik Lundqvist holding a clear advantage over the calamitous Marc-André Fleury – who single handily did as much as he could to give the Blue Jackets a series win.
All that aside, the Penguins have history on their side and have beaten the Rangers in ever series they've met. This time around, Rick Nash and company will be looking to take advantage of sloppy defence and weak goaltending to break that goose egg.
For me, the glaring issues in net and the sloppiness will be too much with the Rangers taking advantage and running away with the series.
Prediction: Rangers in 6.
Western Conference
Chicago Blackhawks v Minnesota Wild
Balanced scoring and responsible play helped the Wild get past the Avalanche and to be fair, the same could help them sneak by the Blackhawks in the second round.
It may not be enough though, with the Chicago offence on fire after scoring 14 goals in the final four games of their series against the Blues, add in the fact that Wild goalie Darcy Kuemper is questionable and Ilya Bryzgalov is not the most reliable of goalies, this series could be over before it begins.
I give the Wild credit for knocking off Patrick Roy's young, inexperience team, but for me the Chicago playoff experience and form make this an easy prediction.
Prediction: Chicago in 6
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Anaheim Ducks v LA Kings
Let's all take a collective moment and let it out: WHAT THE HELL SAN JOSE!?
Okay, now that we've covered that – how about those Kings? Coming back from being down 0 – 3 in a series, the fourth team ever to do that by the way, and stealing the series from the Sharks was impressive – but can they take that momentum and turn it into a Western Final berth?
Anze Kopitar was stellar in the first round and the Kings will ask for more of the same, he'll have to contend with the likes of Ryan Getzlaf in this round and that should be a fun battle to watch.
For me the big question for this matchup is pretty clear: Goaltending.
Jonathan Quick vs maybe a healthy Frederik Anderson, but perhaps a Jonas Hiller (Without confidence of course….) – Old Brucey will need to decide, but either way the Ducks need a 180 turn around on the goaltending scale.
This is easily the toughest series for me to predict, but I'm going to give the edge to the Kings – maybe it's their amazing twitter account that wins me over?
Prediction: Kings in 7
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Henry writes about his two passions the Beautiful Game and the Brutal Game – whether you're a die hard Soccer fan or passionate hockey fan, he's got you covered.
You can follow him on twitter at @HenryWhitfield , where he live tweets about sports far too much.


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Oh I have to snicker at myself. Is it really, truly Thursday already?! What happened? It was Monday just a few hours ago, right?!
This time-passing-faster-than-a-speeding-bullet conundrum can't be the result of getting older. It just can't. You younger folks– time is speeding for you, too, isn't it? Reminds me of the book of Daniel: But you, Daniel, shut up the words, and seal the book until the time of the end; many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall increase. It's said that, thanks to modern technology, global communications, and Direct TV, knowledge doubles every six months. :smarty: yow. As far as I'm concerned, I don't know about the knowledge part, but I sure am running to and fro a lot, it seems….
I'm finally getting to Monday's meme today!
1. What is your favorite food?
My favorite meal is probably a big Greek salad, but my favorite singular food is probably the raspberry. Or the blackberry. I love them.
2. What color scheme is your bedroom?
Busted plaster and drywall brown. :-p In case you are unaware, my house is 150+ years old. I am in the (looong) process of renovating it. We have most of the downstairs done, but the upstairs bedrooms have not been touched in… well, in 150+ years. We still have the old plaster walls (most of them, anyway), the original 1855 doors, and iron door latches. The windows are newer, only 100 years old. And in the 1970's, the previous owners put down linoleum floors in the bedrooms. Yeah, it IS ugly and uncomfortable.
So maybe this question could be turned around a little to ask me what I WANT my bedroom color scheme to look like? Oh baby, that's an easy one. Like this:
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3. Do you carry a donor card?
Nope. My state doesn't have donor cards, that I know of. They affix the information onto the backs of drivers' licenses, I believe. I wouldn't put it past my state to eventually force citizens to donate organs. I read an article that of all the 50 states in the union, New York State is the least free. My state has more laws and regulations governing our everyday lives than any other. I wouldn't be surprised if they forced us to get insurance for everything or even systems like home security semmes. However, I must be used to NYS governing, because I don't *feel* restricted. Maybe it's that frog in the frying pan thing…. but I am thankful that we can homeschool in NYS. And I can attend church and meetings.
4. In your opinion, is the glass half empty or half full?
Half empty, I guess. It depends on if the glass is being filled or I'm drinking from it. Most of the time, I would say half empty. A glass filled to only half of it capacity can certainly use more filling. 🙂
5. Vanilla or Chocolate?
Hm. I really don't know. In the past, I would have said chocolate, but my tastes are changing and chocolate seems too rich. Last week, I tried a vanilla milkshake at McDonald's. I hadn't had one in, gosh maybe 20 years?!?! because they are SO expensive. But it was 200 degrees in the car and I was desperate. I was stunned by how fancy and how tasty the shake was! It even had whipped cream and a little red thingy (imitation cherry??) on it. It was good. I'm glad I splurged on that $2 shake.
That's it for this week! See you next… well, Monday, hopefully!


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Quail Hollow has been back on the PGA Tour schedule since 2003 when the Wachovia Championship was first played there and will remain on the schedule until at least 2019 although in 2017 the Wells Fargo Championship will move to the Eagle Point Golf Club in Wilmington when the Quail Hollow hosts the PGA Championship.
The event produced a surprise winner in 2013 when Derek Ernst won his first PGA Tour title when defeating England's David Lynn in a playoff.
Other recent winners have been Rickie Fowler, Lucas Glover and in 2010 Rory McIlroy won his first PGA Tour title with a final round of 62 to defeat Phil Mickelson by four shots.
McIlroy will start the favourite this week following a series of solid finishes this season including a last start 8th place finish at Augusta National when coming from well off the early lead. Not only did McIlory win in 2010 he was runner-up after a playoff in 2012 and 10th last year. His current form and obvious liking for the golf course therefore make him the logical favourite.
Phil Mickelson clearly is below his best this year but has played well at Quail Hollow on occasions including when runner-up to McIlroy in 2010 and when 3rd last year. A missed cut at the Masters was the continuation of a struggling start to the season so it is hard to get excited about the leftie's chances although a return to Quail Hollow might just boost his prospects.
Justin Rose has been generally very good this season but the problem for the Englishman is his indifferent record in this event in the few times he has played at Quail Hollow.
Lee Westwood appears to be returning to his best as his victory at the recent Malaysian Open and 7th place finish at the Masters would suggest. Importantly for his chances this week Westwood finished 4th in this event last year.
Rickie Fowler surprisingly missed the cut last week in New Orleans but was the winner of this event in 2012 and prior to last week had put together a couple of very good finishes. Given his record on the golf course and what appeared to be improving recent form he might be a good chance at longer odds.
Jim Furyk has been a winner and runner-up in this event and is playing well enough of late to be a serious chance to continue that form.
The Australians in the field include recent winner Matt Jones, the improving Stuart Appleby, Robert Allenby and Geoff Ogilvy, Greg Chalmers, Bronson La'Cassie and Scott Gardiner.
Jones missed the cut at the Masters but he of course won the week before in Houston and has played this event quite well in the past including a 7th place finish one year.
Appleby does not enjoy a good record at this venue but Allenby has played well on occasions and appears to be approaching better form than he has shown for some time. Allenby finished 4th in this event in 2008 and last year after a slow start finished 27th which given his form at the time was a good effort. He stands a very good chance of being the leading Australian.
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School transmutation; Level bard 2, cleric/oracle 2, druid 2, sorcerer/wizard 2, witch 2; Subdomain greed 2; Elemental School void 2
Casting Time 1 hour
Components V, S, M (see below)
Range touch
Target one weapon, suit of armor, shield, tool, or skill kit touched
Duration instantaneous
Saving Throw none; Spell Resistance no
You convert a non-masterwork item into its masterwork equivalent. A normal sword becomes a masterwork sword, a suit of leather armor becomes a masterwork suit of leather armor, a set of thieves' tools becomes masterwork thieves' tools, and so on. If the target object has no masterwork equivalent, the spell has no effect. You can affect 50 pieces of ammunition as if they were one weapon. You decide if the object's appearance changes to reflect this improved quality.
The material component for the spell is magical reagents worth the cost difference between a normal item and the equivalent masterwork item (typically 300 gp for a weapon, 150 gp for armor, or 50 gp for a tool). If an object has multiple masterwork options (such as a double weapon, or a spiked shield that could be made masterwork as a weapon or armor), you choose one option of the object to affect (though you can cast the spell again to affect another option).
Pathfinder Roleplaying Game: Ultimate Magic. © 2011, Paizo Publishing, LLC; Authors: Jason Bulmahn, Tim Hitchcock, Colin McComb, Rob McCreary, Jason Nelson, Stephen Radney-MacFarland, Sean K Reynolds, Owen K.C. Stephens, and Russ Taylor.


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Sometimes, your big idea isn't quite ready. Occasionally, you'll want to generate hype and an air of excitement about a new product, service or website.
One of the best ways to do this is actually rather old-fashioned. Remember when you used to visit websites only to be met with a graphic of a hard hat emblazoned with the words 'under construction'? Well, we've moved on a bit since then, thankfully, but the process of implementing a holding page for something that isn't quite ready remains a very sensible one indeed.
Known more commonly these days as 'coming soon' pages, these simple websites are designed for immediate impact and with the sole aim of informing visitors that something exciting is on the way. Get it right, and they'll hand you their details in order to be informed of the eventual launch. Get it wrong, and they'll disappear, never to be seen again.
With this in mind, we've put together six brilliant tips for creating 'coming soon' websites that engage and encourage interaction.
1. Keep the design ULTRA simple
We're all pressed for time online, and if you get too fancy with the design of your coming soon page, people simply won't bother to engage with it.
Instead, focus on a very small amount of text (a header, strap line and short paragraph is all you need) against a prominent, eye-catching image.
2. Add a countdown timer
When will it be ready? You don't want to keep the audience waiting indefinitely, and they'll need some idea of when to return or mark a date in their diaries.
To help them out and add yet more tantalising suspension, add a countdown timer (just ensure it's accurate!).
3. Don't forget the newsletter sign-up
On pain of death, don't forget to add the ability for people to sign-up to a newsletter. If they've reached your page, chances are they're interested in whatever it is your working on, but they probably won't be interested enough to make a mental note to keep checking your site.
In fact, there's little to no chance of them doing so, therefore you need to help them out. Add a prominent newsletter sign-up form accompanied by the text 'sign-up for further updates!' or similar. You should find that the email addresses begin trickling in, as a result.
4. Add a pre-order option (if appropriate)
If the 'coming soon' message refers to a product or service you're working on and the pricing has been confirmed, consider offering the ability to pre-order.
By undertaking this step, you'll save your sales team an awful lot of effort by gaining those all-important early adopters.
5. Add a video
Any digital marketer worth their salt will tell you that video is an incredibly sticky form of web content, and for that reason, it's perfectly suited to this type of web page.
If your budget allows (or if you fancy simply making use of your smartphone camera), add a video which offers a human introduction to what's to come. Combine it with the aforementioned sign-up form and you should start to see significant interest develop.
6. Promote the page judiciously
So, you've gone to all the trouble of creating a brilliant coming soon page, but who's going to find it? You're unlikely to gain a huge number of organic search referrals, therefore the onus is on you to promote the page - hard.
If you've got an existing blogging strategy, add promotion of the coming soon page to it and share the URL judiciously on your social media platforms with lots of juicy cliff-hangers and appropriate hashtags to get people flocking by.
That's it!
Our tips won't guarantee huge audiences for your coming soon page, but they do represent best practices for building suspense and encouraging people to sign-up for more information.
The takeaway? You need to be proactive in promoting the page - it simply won't do very much by itself at all, unless you give it that significant push!


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Views of Islam Remain Sharply Divided
Plurality Sees Islam as More Likely to Encourage Violence
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Summary of Findings A growing minority of Americans believe that Jews were responsible for Christ's death. Roughly a quarter of the public (26%) now expresses that view. This represents a modest but statistically significant increase in the number holding this opinion when compared with a 1997 survey by ABC News which found 19% feeling this […]


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Every cop can't be assigned a drug-sniffing police canine, and our noses aren't nearly as advanced at sniffing out nefarious odors as our adorable-but-hardworking companions' noses. A new gadget, straight out of Futurama, can amplify a human's sense of smell, and target specific odors to, for example, detect illicit substances.
The gadget is called the Nasal Ranger, seemingly — impossibly — without any kind of comedic intent. The Nasal Ranger looks like a megaphone, and unlike Futurama's Smell-O-Scope, the Ranger is placed on top of your nose rather than jamming two thin pipes up into your nostrils. The Nasal Ranger is an olfactometer, a jumble of a word that describes a device that enhances the detection of odors. It introduces an odorous baseline gas against to which the offending odor can be compared, in order to determine intensity. Because different users will have different "sniff rates," the Ranger also comes with a calibration tool to test a user's sniff capability.
However, the Nasal Ranger isn't quite up to the standards of the Smell-O-Scope yet, and not because it can't sniff out a flying asteroid of garbage all the way up in space. Even though marijuana has been legalized in certain cities, like Denver, people smoking it out in the open pollutes the air with its pungent scent — as do cigarettes. So, the Nasal Ranger is mainly being used by officials to determine if, basically, someone is making the public air smell too much like pot. The fine is severe, up to $2,000, so even though marijuana has been legalized, that — plus some Nasal Rangers — should keep the level of pot-smoking down to a minimum in public.
The Nasal Ranger comes with a mask for your nose to keep the smells in, a disposable seal and cleaning wipes for the nose-mask, odor-filter cartridges, a dial that lets you change the measurement capabilities of the device, as well as a kit that measures a user's sense of smell.
It's no Smell-O-Scope, but it's at least an efficient way to see how polluted the surrounding air is, as well as a way to brighten up your day because it makes officials look hilarious.


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Try out a bunch of different painting styles, and create 3-4 artworks on 9x12" canvas boards. Works are inspired by Joi T. Arcand's Cree syllabics, plus Mark Rothko and Gabby O'Connor.
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Darned SOX
I recall a college philosophy course that had us wrestle with the question, "Does it pay to be ethical?" Perhaps a more current rephrasing of the inquiry would be, "Does it pay to be SOX-compliant?" The answer depends on not just ethical considerations, but also political and economic factors.
If the sole purpose of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act is to prevent another Enron/Tyco/WorldCom debacle, then everything being asked of IT is a waste of time. If SOX is purely a political measure designed to ensure the re-election of congressmen, then it's obviously a waste of IT's budget. But if the purpose of SOX is to improve revenue for the auditing firms, then it has been a resounding success.
The last several centuries of capitalism demonstrate that an independently verified level of transparency and governance is beneficial to investors and other stakeholders. Although national legislation and enforcement is a messy and imprecise instrument, there doesn't seem to be any other mechanism as useful in ensuring an understood level of transparency and governance.
Most laws are actually a sort of experiment, although the politicians pretend they're precise. Using such a blunt tool to prevent people from enriching themselves at the expense of others normally takes a period of years before the useful effects outweigh the bad. Because of this, the infosecurity practitioner has viewed SOX as more of a distraction than a help.
Three years into its implementation, SOX remains a welfare program for carpetbaggers. The auditing firms are financially motivated to portray SOX compliance as requiring extreme measures, and circumstances currently are such to make it possible for them to do so. They are striking while the iron is hot. This is truly ironic, given that the legislation designed to prevent another Enron is most directly benefiting the profession that allowed, even encouraged, Enron to happen.
Auditing is a game, with an unwritten rule that its practitioners must have findings, and whether or not they make sense, corporations often play along to demonstrate their enthusiasm for the game. This little political expedient has landed square in the middle of the information security organization. Fiddling with password aging and length arguably does little to prevent business failure. But these simple measures appeal to inexperienced auditors with no real background in information security.
There is no doubt that controlling access to the systems that generate financial statements is relevant toward ensuring a transparent and documented financial reporting system. But just how many business failures can be attributed to a wholesale hacking of an ERP system? The ideas purportedly behind SOX are not necessarily wrong, not by any means. However, after spending millions of dollars on consultants and software, we have precious little to show for it. If SOX doesn't soon provide an obvious increase in business stability, it will be discarded as being ill-conceived. A SOX backlash has already started, but it's too early to predict what level of course correction will take place. It does mean that SOX initiatives are increasingly going to come under the microscope.
Too many dubious infosecurity projects have been justified as being "necessary for SOX," and some of them are going to be found out as cynical attempts at budget-grabbing.


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The thing I love about this whole incident the most is the Bushies once again playing blame the victim. It was HIS fault that he didn't announce himself, not Cheney's for not making sure who or what his target was. Hilarious, in a sick way.WASHINGTON, Feb. 14 — The 78-year-old lawyer shot by Vice President Dick Cheney in a hunting accident over the weekend suffered a minor heart attack early Tuesday caused by birdshot lodged in his heart, hospital officials in Texas said.
The lawyer, Harry M. Whittington, was moved back into the intensive care unit at Christus Spohn Hospital in Corpus Christi, Tex., to be monitored for up to a week in case the birdshot shifted or additional pellets in his body moved into other organs, the officials said at a televised news conference. Dr. David Blanchard, the emergency room chief, estimated that Mr. Whittington had more than 5 but "probably less than 150 to 200" pellets lodged in his body.
Dr. Blanchard said that the hospital's cardiologists were optimistic that the metallic pellet in Mr. Whittington's heart would not travel farther and that he would be able to function normally. They said they did not consider the other pellets in his body problematic, and they currently have no plans to remove them.
Mr. Cheney's office, in its first official announcement about the incident, released a statement shortly after 2:30 p.m. Eastern time saying that the vice president's "thoughts and prayers are with Mr. Whittington and his family" and that Mr. Cheney had spoken by telephone to Mr. Whittington an hour earlier.
"The vice president wished Mr. Whittington well and asked if there was anything he needed," the statement said. "The vice president said that he stood ready to assist."
The statement added that Mr. Whittington's spirits were "good," but "obviously his situation deserves the careful monitoring that his doctors are providing."
The downturn in Mr. Whittington's health significantly changed the tone of the White House reaction to the hunting accident. In Texas, Carlos Valdez, the district attorney in Kleberg County, said a fatality would immediately spur a new report from the local sheriff and, most likely, a grand jury investigation.
At the White House, Scott McClellan, the president's spokesman, began his day unaware of Mr. Whittington's heart attack. After being battered by reporters on Monday for the delay in the White House's providing information about the accident, Mr. McClellan opened his first briefing on Tuesday making light of the incident, as the late-night comics had done.
Mr. McClellan joked that the Texas Longhorns, the N.C.A.A. football champions who were at the White House to meet with the president, would be in their team color, orange, and "the orange that they're wearing is not because they're concerned that the vice president will be there."
Continuing the play on orange, the color hunters wear as a safety precaution to avoid being shot, Mr. McClellan held up his own orange and gray tie. "That's why I'm wearing it," he said, to laughter.
But by the time of Mr. McClellan's noon briefing, when the press secretary was aware of Mr. Whittington's downturn but did not disclose it to reporters, his tone was serious, even as he was at times impatient with the persistent questions about the shooting. "If you want to continue to spend time on that, that's fine," Mr. McClellan said. "We're moving on to the priorities of the American people."
Mr. Cheney's aides said he first learned of the change in Mr. Whittington's condition when he arrived at his West Wing office about 7:40 a.m. Tuesday, shortly after doctors in Corpus Christi said that they had picked up an irregular heartbeat from Mr. Whittington on their morning rounds.
Doctors said that the pellet, which they had known since the accident was near Mr. Whittington's heart, had evidently moved into the heart muscle, causing "some quivering" called atrial fibrillation. Mr. Whittington, who was shot by Mr. Cheney on Saturday and moved out of intensive care on Monday, was immediately put back into intensive care.
Mr. Cheney was told, his statement said, that Mr. Whittington would need a cardiac catheterization to determine the condition of his heart. The procedure was performed about 10 a.m. Eastern time. The vice president then continued his schedule for the day, but changed his plans when his chief of staff informed him during a Capitol Hill national security briefing that Mr. Whittington's doctors were about to hold a televised news conference.
Senator Trent Lott, who had teased the vice president about the accident during the briefing, said Mr. Cheney immediately returned to the White House to watch the news conference. "He didn't look like he was having a whole lot of fun," said Mr. Lott, Republican of Mississippi.
Local officials have not considered any charges in the shooting because no one in the hunting party, including the victim, has accused Mr. Cheney of wrongdoing.
"Everybody that I've heard so far has said it was an accident," said Mr. Valdez, who holds an elected position and is a Democrat. "The victim probably told the sheriff's department it was an accident."
Mr. Valdez added, "Now, if the worst happens and the man happens to die, we would take an additional step."
Under the law, even an accidental hunting fatality can result in criminal charges. Mr. Cheney could be charged with negligence, defined as failing to understand the dangers involved and disregarding them, or recklessness, defined as understanding the dangers and disregarding them.
After some initial confusion about what steps the local police had taken to investigate the shooting on Saturday, Secret Service officials said on Tuesday that they had offered to make the vice president available for an interview as quickly as possible but that the local sheriff had agreed to wait until Sunday.
Eric Zahren, a Secret Service spokesman, said the shooting occurred at 5:50 p.m. Central time, slightly later than the White House had said at first. After helping Mr. Whittington into an ambulance, the agents in Mr. Cheney's security detail returned to their command post on the hunting ranch by 6:30 p.m. The Secret Service supervisor in McAllen, Tex., had called the sheriff in Kenedy County to tell him about the shooting by 7 p.m., Mr. Zahren said.
The Secret Service supervisor arranged with the sheriff for Mr. Cheney to be interviewed at the ranch at 10 a.m. Sunday, Mr. Zahren said. But the vice president's office changed the time to 8 a.m.
While there were reports, some from the sheriff himself, that a deputy had been dispatched to the ranch on Saturday night and been turned away, Mr. Zahren said that some local police officers had heard about the shooting on a scanner when an ambulance was sent to pick up Mr. Whittington. They showed up at the ranch unsolicited. Private guards, not Secret Service agents, Mr. Zahren said, turned the police away because they did not know anything had occurred.
The White House first learned of the shooting, Mr. McClellan said Tuesday, when someone from the vice president's party called the Situation Room shortly after the accident occurred. But whoever called — Mr. McClellan would not identify the person — said only that there had been a hunting accident involving the vice president, not that Mr. Cheney had himself shot Mr. Whittington.
The Situation Room staff then passed that information to Andrew H. Card Jr., the White House chief of staff, who contacted President Bush. Mr. Card also called Karl Rove, the deputy chief of staff, who called one of the ranch's owners, Katharine Armstrong. Ms. Armstrong told Mr. Rove that the vice president had shot Mr. Whittington, and Mr. Rove then called Mr. Bush about 8 p.m. Eastern time with that news.


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So we thought for like two seconds and decided to have a couple of our uncles do the reader duty for our ceremony. But I wasn't satisfied with simply asking them to do it (you know, because I'm Katie, and I'm ridiculous like that), so I made this:
Sorry for the awful picture...for some reason I insist on crafting and blogging at night when there is no natural light to take pictures with.
Okay this picture's a bit better. Please excuse my nasty split ends.
It says "Uncle Chris - Will you do a reading at our wedding?"
(then the reading)
"Love, Katie and Jeff"
To make it, I just printed out the text on some cream cardstock, then affixed the reading to some black cardstock, snip-snip-snipped, glue-glue-glued, and ta-da! Oh and yes, I did chop up a Bible for this project. I wanted it to look like a Bible with all the verse numbers and stuff. I have many, many, Bibles, and I just carefully cut out of one of the cheap paperback ones. Is that wrong?
Here's a close-up:
Yes, we picked the cheesy Corinthians reading. But it's okay, because Verses 7 and 8 were sometimes the one thing that got us through the years we spent doing the long-distance thing, so it's meaningful-ish. Jeff can't come to my Senior Prom? Love bears all things. Jeff can't come back to Texas for a whole three months? Love endures all things. Is this long-distance stuff going to be worth it? Love believes all things. I can't tell you how many times I repeated those two verses to myself. I had them typed up and framed by my desk in college.
Anyway, we gave that frame to Uncle Chris while he was in College Station for my graduation, and he said yes! and Jeff's Uncle Bill said yes too, so now we have our readers!


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Trulia (TRLA) and the Austin Board of Realtors have agreed to a data license agreement to ensure accurate listing data for Austin-area homebuyers and sellers.
Beginning May 7, the ABoR will offer Austin-area brokers the option to advertise listings on Trulia. In return, Trulia has agreed to abide by the ABoR's data integrity standards, which were created to ensure brokers' listing data is used in a responsible and ethical manner.
Trulia is the first publisher to sign a data license agreement under ABoR's new data integrity standards, which address common data quality issues for homebuyers and sellers, such as the display of outdated, inaccurate, and off-market listings.
"We're excited that Trulia has joined ABoR's commitment to improving the quality of listing information available to Austin-area homebuyers and sellers," said Lisa Messana, chair of ABoR's MLS advisory committee. "By leveraging ABoR's data quality standards, this partnership with a top listing advertising portal will bring the broad exposure that home sellers desire and protect against homebuyer frustrations from poor data quality."
Under the agreement, Austin-area brokers will continue to have full control over syndication decisions. Listings will only be provided to Trulia at the broker's discretion, allowing brokers the independence to make advertising decisions based on the best interests of their agents and their clients.
"We have found Trulia to be a highly collaborative partner willing to meet the needs of our members and Austin-area homebuyers and sellers," Messana said. "This is another great step forward in protecting the integrity of the data consumers use to make important decisions, and empowering Austin Realtors to make informed decisions about how best to market their listings."


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Artie Lange will write about suicide attempt, drug use and more in new memoir
Fans of Artie Lange's raw and honest New York Times 2008 bestseller, Too Fat to Fish will be happy to hear the former Howard Stern Show radio personality will release Crash and Burn, a memoir, on Oct. 29. The book, to be published by Touchstone, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, will include accounts of Lange's near-fatal addictions to heroin and alcohol as well as his attempted suicide in January of 2010. Reports surfaced as early as June of 2011 that Lange was working on a new book. His first book remained on the New York Times top 10 list for 11 weeks. After being out of the spotlight following his suicide attempt, Lange is currently working on the The Artie Lange Show on the Audience Network for DirectTV as well as performing stand-up comedy all over the country.
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Guest: @kimonostereo
Release date: March 26, 2018
macgenie: 00:00:12 Hey, it's Micro Monday again, the weekly microcast where we get to know members of the Micro.blog community. I'm Jean MacDonald the community manager at Micro.blog, and I'm so pleased to have on the show Scott Yoshinaga, also known as @kimonostereo.
kimonostereo: 00:00:31 Hey.
macgenie: 00:00:32 Hey Scott! So we have the Micro.blog microcast questions and I'm going to pose them to you because I'm really interested to hear about your experience at Micro.blog, starting with: How did you hear about Micro.blog?
kimonostereo: 00:00:50 I think I heard about it first when Manton was doing his Kickstarter, through John Gruber. And I kind of I liked it but I couldn't quite figure out how this was going to work. So I put it in the back of my mind. Then, after the Kickstarter had completed, Mr. Gruber used it, and I guess he cross posted it to Twitter, something about sports and I took a look at it. I thought, "Hey it's this Micro.blog thing. Let's check out what that's all about." And at that time you still couldn't sign up for it, unless you were a Kickstarter participant. But there was a little e-mail box to sign up if you wanted to be notified when it was open to other people coming in. So I did that and I think I got my invitation right before I took a trip to Japan for vacation. So I signed up for my account.
kimonostereo: 00:01:57 And it was at the time, I am on the airplane, thinking about this thing and I'm like, "Hey what I'm reading is correct, I can do this from my own blog, which I used to do a lot of. That might be more fun than just using the straight Micro.blog. So when I get back, let me figure out how to you know how to make that all work." And so that's what I did. I ended up digging up my Moveable Type blog and trying to figure out how to hook it up to Micro.blog, and the rest is history because now that day I figured it out, I've been posting regularly and it's been a lot of fun.
macgenie: 00:02:41 That leads to my next question which is: How are you using your microblog?
kimonostereo: 00:02:51 First thing is, I've wanted to blog again. I wanted to do more writing but getting into it was kind of a major pain point for me because I want to make the blog look nice and all of that stuff. But I decided to just jump in on it and just see what the community was about. It's mostly to get a feel of how this whole system was working and now that I'm in it, it's been really interesting to see just the different people that are on it. It really feels like early Twitter days, I guess, like right when Twitter started. You can see everyone's @ replies, anyone that you're following and you just discover a whole lot of different characters that are out there. And there's not so much of what's currently on Twitter now, which is mostly retweets and marketing stuff. So I've been using it just to meet other people online that are doing the same thing and seeing what they're what they're using it for. I'm planning to write some longer posts, once I get my blog up and running the way I wanted to.
macgenie: 00:04:16 It's a really good point about Twitter and how it felt in the beginning. And like you said, we could see everybody's replies.
kimonostereo: 00:04:25 That was a big thing.
macgenie: 00:04:27 I remember when they changed it and people were like, "But, but, how will I find people to follow?"
kimonostereo: 00:04:35 Exactly. I still remember that day. We're kind of dumbfounded at that change. You know, I have this love/hate thing with Twitter. This past winter, I completely dropped out of Facebook. I just decided to quit. So I just stop going there. The only way can manage Twitter today is by using lists and I use Twitter less for various different things that I'm interested in, but it's nowhere near as interesting as Micro.blog is.
macgenie: 00:05:10 The third question we have is: Did you have a blog before Micro.blog?
kimonostereo: 00:05:15 I was blogging way back in 2002, I think, and that was one of the earlier versions of Movable Type. I remember that making a blog was something so new, noone understood what it was, it was like the beginning stages, I guess, of social media where you would post, I don't know about anybody else, but I had on my sidebar what I'm listening to and what I'm watching and what I'm reading and my top 10 favorite CDs. (If you remember CDs!) And then when other people started having blogs, I had a blog roll.
macgenie: 00:05:58 Blog roll! I forgot about that!
kimonostereo: 00:06:01 Those were the days, right? And it's interesting to see how everything turned into a silo, for example there was Live Journal and then it was MySpace, and then it was Facebook and Twitter. And instead of writing for yourself and owning that content, you started creating on other people's platforms. I just lost interest in doing that part, the writing part, you just stop thinking about doing it and then you forget that you used to do that before, where you actually put some thought into what you're writing about, and you had a topic, and all those other things. It's kind of neat that Micro.blog lets you do both. You can have the the social side, and if you wanted to do some thought pieces, you could also do that at the same time. But aside from that, when I got married, my wife and I started a webcomic called Nemu-Nemu, and we used that as a nother kind of blogging in itself, publishing a webcomic via a CMS and talking about the creative process and how we come up with ideas and sharing those ideas with other people. Now we've been blogging for a very long time and this is just another good way to get back into it .
macgenie: 00:07:39 So Nemu-Nemu is the website where people can find the comic ?
kimonostereo: 00:07:48 Yeah, the comic is Nemu-Nemu.com. And that's me and my wife. We do that. She's the artist and I helped her do the writing and the website and all that other stuff.
macgenie: 00:07:59 That's quite an undertaking, I imagine.
kimonostereo: 00:08:02 Yeah it's it's been a labor of love. We're currently on hiatus. But you know, we're always working on new ideas, so hopefully fairly soon we'll have another good comic idea come out.
macgenie: 00:08:18 Well, is there anything else you'd like to add? We have talked a bit about what you like about Micro.blog, which is the last question, but if there was something you wanted to add to that, let me know.
kimonostereo: 00:08:31 I'm just really interested in seeing how this platform grows. It'll be interesting to see what comes next. Because as platforms grow, usually things tend to get harder for the community in general because there's so much weight. But I don't know, we'll see. Everyday I see new people being introduced and the Discover page is just great to find new people. So I'm just glad that you guys have this community for me to play around in.
macgenie: 00:09:12 Oh, great! I'm so glad you're there and I really have enjoyed your posts. And of course I've enjoyed chatting with you today for the Micro.blog Microcast. So let's wrap it up here and we will talk to you all next week. Thanks for being here Scott.
kimonostereo: 00:09:33 Thank you for having me.


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