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*Updated for ESPN's latest rankings
Here we go, here we go, here we go.
Everything I've been writing about since July has been building up to these guides. Projections are important. So are rankings. Sleepers are for sure. Busts, just as important. But none of those truly dive into what separates the men and the women from the boys and the girls. Your league will not be decided by what team has the most early-round players. That definitely helps, but loaded teams lose all the time. I once beat a 119-win team in the finals with Trevor Ariza as my best player. Seemingly impossible feats like that are in fact possible because fantasy basketball championships are not decided on talent alone. As is the case in real basketball, making sure the fit is right is what turns a very good fantasy basketball team into a great one.
The punting guides that I will be releasing over the next month are all about maximizing the usefulness of the players on your team to build a squad that's sum is greater than its individual parts. These guides should not be used on their own. They are meant to complement the rest of the content on this site. When working with these punting guides, have the projections for the punting guide you are working with open. It will make it easier to understand how the build changes a player's value and why we need to avoid certain players. I also recommend reading through some of the articles that focus on the math behind each strategy as well as my look at where each category can be found in ESPN drafts. After you have done all of that, start mocking, and don't stop until draft day. Mocking until you can't mock anymore is especially important if you play on ESPN. Their rankings being a hot mess make it very difficult to predict how your draft will go. You have to be prepared for any scenario and you can't do that without mocking. This site will be able to help you with that soon. Later this month, I will be releasing a tool that will make it much easier to simulate different draft scenarios. If you play on ESPN in a very competitive league, you should read through my Yahoo Punt Assists guide as well. Yahoo did a much better job with their rankings, and in a competitive league, your draft is more likely to follow Yahoo's draft board than ESPN's.
If you are a punting veteran, you can skip this next part. If you are new to the art, I recommend that you keep reading so that you can gain a proper understanding of what we are trying to do. Punting is much more complicated than it appears.
What is punting and how does it work?
Punting is a necessity in head-to-head leagues. Trying to build a team that is competitive in every category may seem like a genius idea on the surface. It is a very tempting strategy to attempt. We all dream about finding that fantasy basketball nirvana. That team that is strong in all nine categories and doesn't give its opponents an inch. It is a lovely dream. Dream being the key word. The fantasy basketball universe is a cold, dark place and if it was that easy to build a juggernaut, you wouldn't be coming to this page. Winning all nine categories is not a realistic expectation if you play in a league with semi-competent players, so why waste your time trying.
The idea behind punting is to sacrifice a category to make yourself stronger in the remaining categories. Punting a category will increase the value of some players and decrease the value of other players, but that does not mean that you should blindly target the players who gain value in your chosen strategy. If you do that, you will end up with an unbalanced team that will likely be weak in a handful of categories. The success of a punting strategy is not only determined by how strong the team is in the build's naturally strong categories. It is also determined by how competitive the team is in its naturally weak categories. Don't worry if you don't know the natural strengths and weaknesses of each build. I will have a detailed breakdown of both in each punting guide.
A good example of punting done wrong is the famous Dwight Howard/Josh Smith/Rajon Rondo punt FT% punting strategy that was pushed by many fantasy experts as some kind of no-brainer start when the three former stars were at their peaks. All three players gained a significant amount of value when free throw percentage was taken out of the equation. What these experts failed to notice was that the three players were not good fits with each other. Yes, all three players would finish close to the top of the punt FT% rankings, but that start would likely lead to a team that was weak not only in free throw percentage, but also in points, threes, and turnovers. Any team starting with those three players would have been much better served by dropping one of the stars for a player who performed better in the points and threes categories.
You will need to get creative when punting. Sometimes it may seem like a player is a bad fit for a build on the surface, but in actuality, that player is a great fit for the strategy. Steph Curry and the punt FT% build is the best example that I can think of. Curry is the best free throw shooter of all-time. That is not hyperbole. That is a fact. So why would we waste his god-like performance at the line? Because he compliments the punt FT% big men that you will be targeting perfectly. Andre Drummond, Rudy Gobert, and Clint Capela are all devastating fantasy weapons and some of the league's best contributors in the big-man categories. Unfortunately, they can be difficult to build around because their production in the guard categories is almost non-existent. You need to pair them with guards who dominate the categories they are weak in. Enter Steph Curry. We do not care what Curry's final ranking ends up being when free throw percentage is ignored. You don't get extra points for having a player finish atop the fantasy rankings. All we care about is being strong in as many categories as possible and pairing Steph with the punt FT% big men allows us to do that. That pairing is a very strong start in almost every category.
Punting two categories can work and is sometimes the best course of action. Some builds come with a naturally weak second category that may not be worth the effort to bring back to life. If you sacrifice multiple categories and build your team correctly, then you should be stronger in the remaining categories than you would have been if you only punted a single category. It's a strategy that makes a lot of sense, but it is not something that I would recommend for fantasy players new to punting. It has a higher chance of backfiring than strategies that involve punting only a single category. The biggest downside to punting more than one category is that it limits your flexibility. Changing strategies mid-season, or close to the fantasy playoffs, is very common and often the right move. Quality free-agent pickups can change your team's makeup and sometimes the build that you have chosen doesn't match up well with a likely playoff opponent. As a rule, unless I play in a league with more than nine categories, I try not to punt more than two categories at the beginning of the season. That sometimes changes as the fantasy playoffs get closer, but at the beginning of the season, I like to maintain some flexibility.
One strategy that you absolutely need to stay away from is punting four categories. I cannot stress this enough. If you punt four categories, your season will not be fun. I know some are tempted by the thought of locking up five categories and squeezing out 5-4 victories every week. Resist that temptation. This strategy is better in theory than it is in reality. You have zero room for error if you try to pull off the quadruple-punt. If you don't draft properly, or an injury puts one of your chosen five categories at risk, you can sink to the bottom of the standings quickly. Even if you do pull off this strategy relatively well, you can still find yourself in trouble. I played in a league a few years back where a team employing this strategy finished in the top-three in matchup victories and missed the playoffs. The team racked up 5-4 wins, but a couple of tough 7-2 losses in the middle of the season when the team was missing a couple of its stars was all it took to end the team's championship aspirations.
Punting can work in Rotisserie leagues. I know some will disagree with me on that one, but it's the truth. That being said, it's not something that I recommend. It is hard. Very hard. In Rotisserie leagues, even punting one category leaves very little room for error. Often when punting, a second category ends up being weaker than expected. If that happens in a Rotisserie setting, there goes your championship. Punting in Rotisserie leagues is only for experts.
The Punt Assists Strategy
Let's start with what I consider the most reliable and simplistic of the punt strategies: Punt Assists. This is a high-floor, high-ceiling strategy that is usually easier to pull off than some of its more famous cousins. If you're new to punting, this is where you want to start. If you're a veteran of the art, there's still a pretty good chance that this is where you'll end up.
Punting assists makes sense for a host of reasons. The math checks out, it takes advantage of a deep-rooted issue with the human psyche (not a joke), and it works with almost all of the first-round picks.
First the math. Punt assists and punt steals are the only two builds that are not accompanied by a naturally weak second category. Punt FG% is going to struggle with the big-man categories and usually turnovers. Punt FT% can be very difficult to pull off because of its issues with points and threes. With punt assists, it's clear sailing. When punting assists, you need to keep an eye on points and steals more than the other categories, but neither category is a major issue. I find that I am almost always strong in both categories at the end of a punt assists mock. The math also tells us that a punt assists team is a good bet to end up as a very strong turnovers squad. In fact, managers punting assists will need to be wary of being too strong in turnovers. As is the case with every punting strategy, punting assists is about more than just sorting the rankings without the punted category and picking the players who receive the largest bump. If you just follow the rankings, you'll come away from your draft stronger than you need to be in turnovers and weaker than you should be everywhere else. Aiming to be strong in turnovers may not be the most exciting strategy, but it is an effective one. I am a bit of a turnovers truther. I try to be decent in the category for a couple of reasons. The main reason is that most fantasy players completely ignore the category and end up punting it unintentionally. Usually, you don't have to be great in turnovers to win the category consistently. Since everyone ignores it on draft day, "good" will get you the win most weeks. Maybe you don't care about turnovers during the regular season, but every fantasy owner punting it wishes they weren't when they playoffs roll around. It also makes streaming less stressful. It's easier to play the wire when you don't have to worry about the additional games costing you a category.
The lack of a second weak category is a nice perk, but what really turns punt assists into a monster is its ability to be strong in both percentages categories. Like turnovers, field goal percentage and free throw percentage are not sexy categories. They are the categories that a casual fantasy basketball player is most likely to underrate. They are also the best categories to be strong in. Yes, better than the counting categories. Being strong in the percentages gives your team a higher floor and a higher ceiling. If your team is near the top of the league in both percentages, your team is less likely to struggle during weeks in which the schedule is unfriendly. It gives your team a higher ceiling because it makes running up the score in weeks in which the schedule is in your favor more likely. A team that is strong in counting stats but weak in percentages, won't benefit as much from a friendly schedule since having more games won't boost its percentages. Being strong in the percentages in a week in which you have a games advantage is more likely to lead to a blowout win because you'll be winning the percentages while your slightly weaker counting stats will be receiving a boost from the friendly schedule. I won my main league last year because I went all-in on the percentages. In the first round, the fantasy gods unleashed their wrath on me and my team ended up with only 34 games played (after streaming too!). If I was banking on winning points or threes, I would have been dead on Wednesday. Instead, I pulled out the W, and eventually the championship, because I focused on the right categories on draft day.
We're not done with the math just yet. This may be hard for my younger subscribers to believe, but back in the day, ESPN did care about fantasy basketball. They weren't ranking players in the top-100 that no longer play in the NBA and they were coming up with some nifty little analyses, including one that looked at the week-to-week variance of each category. You can find that analysis here. It turns out that percentages are, by far, the most consistent categories on a week-to-week basis. The consistency of field goal percentage has likely decreased slightly over the last half-decade due to the increase in threes (a more volatile shot than twos), but the category will still have less variance than the counting categories.
So the math looks rock solid, how about the psychology behind the strategy. The fantasy basketball community loves point guards. Its obsession with point guards is only surpassed by its sick love affair with points. Punt assists takes advantage of this widespread bias. Now don't get me wrong, point guards tend to be very useful fantasy assets. Not only do they usually post strong assist numbers, they also tend to be reliable from deep and are usually very good sources of threes. However, when you take away assists, most point guards see their value take a substantial hit. To figure out just how much value they do lose, I compared how all of the point guards that I currently have ranked inside of my top-100 in nine-category leagues faired with and without assists included in their valuation calculation.
On average, point guards lose about two rounds of value when assists are ignored. The loss in value is even greater when we only consider real point guards and not shooting guards who happen to have point guard eligibility. This means that if you're punting assists, and playing against a squad with three-to-five point guards on it, you're playing against a team that has three-to-five players who will be not as effective against your team as their draft position suggests they should be. If you're not punting assists, Russell Westbrook is an extremely scary player to go up against. If you are punting assists, then Westbrook is a player that is hurting your opponent's team more than he is helping it. Punting assists is a great way to protect yourself against some of your opponents' best players. Avoiding point guards throughout the draft also allows you to roster some wings and big men that you probably wouldn't be able to roster if fantasy players weren't reaching for dimes.
As mentioned earlier, the punt assists build works with most of this year's first-round players. The only first-round picks that I would not be willing to slide into the build are James Harden, Nikola Jokic, and LeBron James. Steph Curry, Giannis Antetokounpo, and Damian Lillard all put up some decent assist numbers, but they do enough elsewhere to be very strong starting spots for fantasy's top punting strategy. If you are fortunate enough to draft Anthony Davis or Karl-Anthony Towns, then this is the build that you will want to zero-in on. Both players are versatile enough to fit into a variety of punting strategies, but it is punt assists that does the best job of maximizing each player's talents. The bigs gain a significant amount of value when assists are ignored and both players make dominating both percentages categories, one of our main goals here, very possible.
A couple more things. Don't completely ignore your point guard spot when punting assists. Make sure that you have at least two point guard-eligible players on your team. I used to suggest three, but with the adjustments that the NBA has made to their schedule, you can likely get away with only two now. Any less than two and you run the risk of not being able to field a full roster at certain points of the season.
As we discussed here, points are going to disappear early in the draft. Make sure that you come out of the third round in a good spot in the category. Try not to take more than one low-scoring player in the first five rounds. Steals is punt assists' other potentially troublesome spot, but you don't need to target the category with as much urgency. Players who put up helpful swipes numbers can be found throughout the draft. The best percentages anchors are found in the early rounds, so make those two categories a priority early on as well.
If you want to turn punt assists into a double-punt, then combining it with the punt FT% build is the way to go. Ignoring assists and free throw percentage can turn some of the punt FT% big men into top-five players. Last season, Andre Drummond finished second in the double-punt rankings and Rudy Gobert finished one spot behind him. Punting both categories is a great way to lock up field goal percentage, rebounds, and blocks each week. However, bringing the punt FT% big men into the equation does create some complications. Most of these big men struggle in the points and steals columns and don't hit threes, so you'll need to pay more attention to these categories than you would if you were just punting assists. The players in this guide whose names are italicized are players that I would only consider in the double-punt build.
Note: The below list is not meant to be a complete list of all of the players that fit into this build. The round that I recommend taking each player in is based on ESPN Fantasy Basketball's rankings and where I think each player will, or could be, available in a standard 12-team, nine-category draft. If you don't see a player that you think fits the build well, it may be because I think that player is badly overpriced on ESPN.
Categories to target: Points, Steals, FG%, FT%
First-round targets: Giannis Antetokounmpo, Anthony Davis, Karl-Anthony Towns, Paul George, Andre Drummond, Steph Curry, Damian Lillard
*I do not recommend taking either Joel Embiid or Kawhi Leonard in the first round. Both players are good bets to miss 20 or more games this year and have some scary back-to-back sets on their schedule during the fantasy playoffs.
R2) Nikola Vucevic – Only eight players were more valuable than Vucevic in the punt assists build last season and six of those players ended up on All-NBA teams. Not bad company for the All-Star. Vucevic is a high-ceiling, high-floor pick in the second round who works well with both the elite big men and the elite guards. He fits well with everyone because he contributes in all eight of the remaining categories. Vucevic is a force on offense (20.8 PPG, 1.1 3PG), an elite rebounder (12.0 RPG), a reliable source of defensive numbers (1.0 SPG, 1.1 BPG), and very efficient both from the field (51.8 FG%) and at the charity stripe (78.9 FT%). The Magic's head honcho also comes with a turnover rate (2.0 TOPG) that most of his early-round peers cannot match.
R2) Rudy Gobert – Gobert was the third-ranked player in the double-punt last season. Only Anthony Davis and Andre Drummond were more valuable than the Defensive Player of the Year when both assists and free throw percentage were ignored. He is a steal anywhere outside of the top-15 and is a no-brainer first-round pick in leagues that start their playoffs early. Gobert provides elite production in all of the big-man categories (12.8 RPG, 2.3 BPG, 66.9 FG%) and is going to score more than most big men. He averaged 15.9 PPG last season and that number trended up as the year went along. Over the final 15 games of the 2018-2019 regular season, Gobert averaged a very healthy 18.1 PPG. We have not yet seen his ceiling. The Jazz adding Mike Conley and greatly improving their perimeter shooting should give Gobert more room to operate inside and will make it harder to help on the pick-and-roll. Gobert is a good bet to set a career-high in points and could lead the league in field goal percentage impact this season.
R2) Bradley Beal – Beal is a reasonable pick in the first and a steal if you get him in the second half of the second round. The shooting guard has no holes in his line so the loss of his very good assist numbers (5.5 APG) is not a huge blow to his value. We want to focus on points early in the draft, as they disappear quickly, and Beal should be a monster in that category. After John Wall's season ended, Beal averaged a ridiculous 27.2 PPG. That's not a repeatable number, as it came in 37.2 MPG, but it is clear that only a handful of players will be a bigger help in points. Beal is also going to be a very good source of triples (2.5 3PG) and defensive numbers (1.5 SPG, 0.7 BPG) and will put up those flashy scoring numbers without hurting your odds of winning field goal percentage (47.5 FG%). Beal has only missed nine games over the past three seasons, but he is a somewhat risky pick. The Wizards will have no reason to play their star guard (and best trade asset) late in the season and a minor injury in March (real or imaginary) could lead to a shutdown.
R2) Deandre Ayton – I'm surprised that Ayton is not receiving more hype. I've heard a lot of talk about how high Trae Young and Luka Doncic are going to go in this year's drafts, but not much about where Ayton, who finished higher in the rankings as a rookie in both eight- and nine-category leagues, will come off the board. To me, he is a no-brainer second-round pick with top-10 upside in the punt assists build but you may be able to get him early in the third. As a rookie, Ayton was a top-25 player without dimes in 30.7 MPG. His playing time is going way up and so should his already stellar per-minute production. A 20/12 season from Ayton feels likely and it should be accompanied by elite field goal percentage impact (58.5 FG%) and over a steal (0.9 SPG) and a block (0.9 BPG) per game.
Other Round 2 Options: John Collins, Zion Williamson, Kyrie Irving, Clint Capela, Joel Embiid, Kawhi Leonard


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Almost Human: Michael Irby & Minka Kelly Preview The Future
Almost HumanInterviews Nov 16, 2013 Craig Byrne, Editor-In-Chief
Almost Human premieres Sunday night at 8PM on FOX, but before that, we have another interview to share with you from the show's Vancouver filming location.
Today, the spotlight shines Michael Irby, who plays Detective Richard Paul, and Minka Kelly, who portrays Valerie Stahl in the series.
Irby describes his character as a "good salt of the Earth kind of guy, even though things are all changing around him." When asked about the technology and future elements of the show, Irby points to the many forms of technology we already have today, and says it's actually the crimes that set the futuristic Almost Human time period apart. "The fact that there are robots walking amongst us is also kind of cool," he adds.
Minka Kelly doesn't let the futuristic setting of the series affect her performance, and in fact, is not immediately aware of it when filming. "As far as the future goes in regards to the show, I'm not really aware of us being in the future aside from the fact that we have robots walking around," Kelly admits. "I think that it's when I see the show that I'm reminded that this is set so far in the future. I guess, also, the cases that we have each episode are pretty out there," she admits, pointing out that it is fun to see what the writers come up with for the cases.
Irby feels that his character Richard Paul just sees the interaction with robots as a fact of life. "From my conversations with the producers, Paul is on the iPhone 28," he admits. It's just another thing to use. It's just like a screwdriver. He's just kind of a basic guy, so as far as that goes for me, I don't think of the robotic aspect or all that stuff. It just helps me do what I need to do, and faster."
Kelly seems to identify with the reaction John Kennex (Karl Urban) has in the series pilot. "I imagine, if I were in a coma for a few years and came back to a world where it was this different and there were robots and I had to work with them, I would probably resist it also, because that would be such a drastic, sudden change," she admits. "I think it's normal for humans to resist that drastic of a change, and I think for the rest of us, even how we are in real life, just like in this show, we've all gradually gone on this journey, and so it's normal for us to have these robots everywhere. I think if we went from the brick phone to the iPad, it would be like 'whoa! That's a huge jump. I'm not sure if I can take that in,' but because we've gone so gradually to the flip phone, to the Blackberry… we are on that journey. It's a slow journey, so it makes sense to us. I think that might be why we don't have such a particular problem as Kennex does," she says about her character's perspective.
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AEC 2010 - Background
Although the worst of the global economic and financial crisis now seems behind us, several challenges remain. Since mid-2009, developed economies started to recover as concerted efforts to avert a prolonged crisis started to pay off. Indeed, developed countries have started to grow but the effects of the crisis are still felt, especially in developing countries, where the poor have been particularly impacted. While financial markets are now generally on the path of recovery, the effects on the real sector will remain for some time.
In Africa, the effects of the crisis on capital flows, export volumes and prices, remittances and tourism were far reaching. The crisis also has resulted in depressed financial markets, delays of issuing sovereign bonds and depreciation of local currencies. There has been a significant reduction in credit and an increase in risk premiums facing African countries in global capital market. This has had a very negative effect on FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) flows to the region with dire consequences for growth and poverty reduction efforts. The disruption caused by the drying up of these traditional sources of finance has been compounded by observed reductions in workers' remittances and possible declines in ODA (Official Development Assistance).
The crisis threatens to reverse trends in private investment and jeopardizes the gains from the good economic performance recorded since 2000. The crisis has led to increased unemployment especially in the mining, manufacturing and construction sectors, putting young and vulnerable people at the risk of sliding back into poverty. Without deliberate efforts to reverse these trends, progress towards achieving the MDGs will be stalled.
The crisis has significantly changed the landscape for Africa's development. While the post-crisis era is characterized by the challenge to revitalize growth to pre-crisis levels, the continent is to do so in a less favourable environment. The African oil-producing economies no longer receive the windfalls of the years preceding the crisis, foreign investors have become cautious and the recovery in the developed world still remains very weak, with attendant negative effects on demand for African exports.
African countries have asked international financial institutions, mainly the Bretton Woods and the AfDB (African Development Bank) to support them to cope with the crisis. Several special facilities have been created for trade and emergency liquidity, and disbursement procedures have been accelerated. These helped a great deal to avert an economic recession. As the crisis subsides, African countries need adequate resources to continue the fight against poverty and close the infrastructure shortfalls.
In response to the crisis, the AfDB and the UNECA (United Nations Economic Commission for Africa) quickly revamped their capacity to provide analytical and policy support to African countries. They have sought solutions to reduce and mitigate the effects of the crisis. They organized the African Economic Conference 2009 on this subject as a way of energizing the debate on appropriate policy responses to the crisis. As it transpired throughout the Conference, the critical challenge facing Africa today is to preserve the foundations of growth and increase opportunities for growth in the post-crisis area. These issues require onsultation and professional debate among researchers, policy makers and development
practitioners, so as to provide input into improved policies at national and regional level.
The African Economic Conference (AEC) offers such an avenue for consultation and debate on development policy. The Conference is now well branded as a platform for professional discourse and debate that seeks to address Africa's development challenges, bringing together researchers, policy makers, and development practitioners. The fifth edition of the AEC will be held in Tunis, Tunisia on October 27-29, 2010.


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A while ago I put together an opening credits sequence for Buffy Season Eight, and it seemed like a good idea to do the same for Angel: After the Fall. And so here they are.
For maximum enjoyment, I recommend turning the volume up and playing this vid before reading each issue of the comic. :-)
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Director's Notes
I deliberately avoided images that would reveal the big spoilers of the series so far, in case anyone comes across these credits before reading the comic.
Geek trivia note: in the 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' credits, those actors who appear earlier in the sequence have their names on screen for a longer time. However, in the 'Angel' credits everybody, even David Boreanaz himself, gets exactly 2.75 seconds. Assuming I keep to that standard myself, it puts a fixed limit on the number of people who can feature in the credits...
...And because of that, I included Angel, Spike, Illyria, Gunn, Connor and Wesley as the people who so far have had the most on-page presence and the most dialogue. I was very tempted to include Betta George with a credit "as himself", but he's not really done enough yet to warrant that - and then there's the question of do I include Gwen? or Nina? What about Lorne when he appears? Or the notorious mystery man? So I stuck to the six main cast regulars in the end.
There were some technical challenges doing these credits which I struggled with, because of all the fancy animation in the original. I did manage to get something fairly close to the moving coloured border effect. Unfortunately, Ulead VideoStudio doesn't seem able to match the animation effect that appears on the actors' names, where the words slide sideways across the screen, so I had to compromise there.


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Running as service makes it independent of the logged on user's privileges, so there is no need to give the users the privilege to change drive letters. It automatically solves conflicts between USB drives and network or subst drives of the currently logged on user. Furthermore you can define new default letters for USB drives and much more.
Getting Started
When a removable drive (USB flash drive, flash card reader, portable hard drive) is attached for the first time, Windows mounts it to the first available 'local' drive letter. If there is a network share on this letter, Windows XP will use it anyway for the new USB drive because since XP network shares are specific to the current user and not visible in the context of the system where the letter is assigned. The USB drive then appears to be invisible. This is fixed by SP3 in most situations.
You can change the letter assignments in the Windows Disk Management Console with a lot of mouse clicks but you have to do it again for every new device.
And, for USB devices that have no serial number (in violation of the USB standards) you have to do it too when you attach it to a different USB port.
USBDLM can for newly attached USB drives
- check if the letter is used by a network share of the currently logged on user and assign the next letter that is really available
- reserve letters, so they are not used for local drives
- assign a letter from a list of new default letters, also dependent on many different criteria as the active user, drive type, connection (USB, FireWire), USB port, volume label, size and others
- assign letters for a specific USB drive by putting an INI file on the drive
- remove the drive letters of card readers until a card is inserted
- show a balloon tip with the assigned drive letter(s)
- define autorun events depending on many different criteria
- many other things, see help file, available online as HTML version too
All functions are applied to USB drives at the moment they are being attached, when the USBDLM service starts up and when a user logs on.
USBDLM runs as Win32 service under Windows 2000, XP, Server 2003, Vista, Windows 7/8 and Server 2008 (R2). An x64 version for the x64 Edition of Windows is available too.
What's New:
- Bugfix: Crash on password request in V5.4.3
- Bugfix: Crash on OnArrival when no user is logged-on
- Bugfix: USB speed in ballontips not shown or wrong on standard hubs in V5.4.2
- Bugfix: GPT Disk ID was read wrong since V5.4.0
- Bugfix: OnUserActivated was executed twice
- Bugfix: DiskKeepAlive read from sector 0 instead of a random sector
- Bugfix: USB port name wrong on some computers
- New: Eject media is assumed to be safe when the volume was locked up to one second before (workaround for the Windows Explorer not dismounting before eject)


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Due to a change of schedule, Ken Scott ARPS is no longer able to join us on Wednesday 9th January for his talk 'Touching the Light'. We hope to re-arrange a date in the future for Ken to speak to us soon.
Instead, we have a very exciting London-based photographer, James Burns, who will talk about picturing London from the rooftops. For over 12 years, James has been drawn to photographing from London's tallest buildings, gaining a unique vantage point from which to build an unrivalled collection of breathtaking images. He is 'London's original rooftop photographer'.
We are grateful to James for stepping in at very short notice and look forward to meeting him next week.
To see James's work, visit his website, London from the rooftops.


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"For a long time, a lot of parents thought of vocational education as something that might be good for someone else's child, but they want their child to go to college," said Judy Savage, executive director of the New Jersey Council of County Vocational Technical Schools. "But, I feel like the pendulum is starting to swing back."
It's not just swinging back, education leaders are jumping at opportunities to expand vocational options for students. Last year alone, more than 15,000 students were turned away from county technical schools due to lack of space. That's something legislators hope to fix by forming the New Jersey Manufacturing Caucus.
"Here's 15,000 kids who want to go on to a trade whether its a hairstylist or an auto mechanic, a welder, an electrician, a carpenter whatever they want, and they can't get into a program. It's a problem," said Senate President Steve Sweeney.
The bi-partisan caucus, to be chaired by Senator Bob Gordon, is the brainchild of business, tech, vocational and manufacturing advocates. Its job is to figure out a way to bring more programs that develop middle-skilled workers and fill manufacturing jobs that are left vacant.
"I think there's a huge opportunity here to expand the kind of programs that can prepare young people for these middle skill jobs that do require a high degree of sophistication in tech, but they don't necessarily require a four-year degree," said Savage.
"If we only bring our economy up to the growth levels of the national average because we've been lagging in the post-recovery period, if we can just get to the national average we can create 250,000 new jobs and add $170 billion in economic activity to our economy," said Sen. Gordon.
One way to do it? A bond referendum on the Nov. 2018 ballot. Senate President Sweeney Tuesday pitched the idea as a way to ensure the state's future economic growth and prosperity. The numbers are still being tallied, but the bond will probably come in around a few hundred million dollars to expand the schools.
"Giving counties the ability to say here's 75 percent, you put up 25 percent you expand. It's needed. It's an investment in the economy that's greatly needed," said Sweeney.
"There are 10,552 manufacturers in New Jersey and they employ 358,000 people. An average of 34 per," added John Kennedy, president and CEO of New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program, Inc. "But, that 34 per do 5-10 times as much as they did many years ago. But that's a lot of people."
And, the jobs out there pay pretty well such as upper middle-class incomes in industries like Biopharma, health tech, information technology. Not just the hands trades we once knew.
Melanie Willoughby, chief government affairs officer for the New Jersey Business and Industry Association, said, "We have many manufacturers that are family owned businesses that are here and solid and that have been here for decades and committed and are looking to grow and expand. But their biggest problem is being able to find a skilled workforce."
The first meeting of the caucus will be held next month in Paterson, once known as the birthplace of industry. Senator Gordon says it will develop a legislative package to be considered in December.


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A TEENAGE hacker who managed to unlock his iPhone so that it can be used with cellular networks other than AT&T will be trading his reworked gadget for a new sports car.
George Hotz said he had reached the deal with CertiCell, a Kentucky-based mobile-phone repair company.
The procedure, which the 17-year-old laid out on his blog last week, raises the possibility of a cottage industry springing up to buy iPhones, unlocking them and then selling them to people who do not want an AT&T service or cannot get it.
The phone, which combines an innovative touch-screen interface with the media-playing abilities of the iPod, is currently sold only in the US.
Hotz posted on his blog that he traded his modified iPhone for "a sweet Nissan 350Z and three 8GB iPhones.
"This has been a great end to a great summer," Hotz added.
The hacker said he would be sending the three iPhones to the three online collaborators who helped him divorce Apple Inc's product from AT&T's network. It took 500 hours, or about eight hours a day, since the iPhone's 29 June launch.
The youth made the deal with Terry Daidone, co-founder of CertiCell, who also promised him a paid consulting job.
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It sure sounds like a steal. On Aug. 31, George Hotz plans to trade in his iPhone for a metallic blue Nissan (NSANY) 350Z sports car and three brand-new iPhones. But the 17-year-old's device is no ordinary Apple phone. Hotz hacked his iPhone and unlocked it so that it can be used on a variety of cell-phone networks, becoming the first person known to have done so. The person buying Hotz's phone, Terry Daidone, believes he's the one getting the deal because Hotz has agreed to work for him at his cell-phone refurbishing company, CertiCell.
Daidone says he doesn't plan to sell unlocked iPhones just yet. Rather, he says that he wants Hotz to teach CertiCell's technicians the secrets to unlocking other kinds of cell phones. But that could change-if he can clear up legal questions surrounding the practice of unlocking mobile phones. "As the need arises to unlock phones, we should be at the forefront of that," Daidone says.
Apple (AAPL) and AT&T (T), the sole authorized supplier of the iPhone in the U.S., are doing what they can to make sure that legal clearance never comes. The two companies have put their lawyers on the case, applying pressure on hackers involved in unlocking iPhones to try to get them to stop. Much is at stake. AT&T has been hoping that as the exclusive provider of the iPhone, it will see a surge in new customers and monthly service charges of at least $60 from each one. Apple is supposed to get a cut of the revenues. If iPhones are unlocked, they can be used on the wireless networks of rivals like T-Mobile USA-and AT&T gets zippo. AT&T wouldn't comment for this story, while Apple didn't return a request for comment.
Fuzzy Laws
So will Apple and AT&T's legal action deter hackers? Hardly. Individual users are already allowed to unlock their own phones under an exemption to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) that the U.S. Copyright Office issued last November. The exemption, in force for three years, applies to "computer programs…that enable wireless telephone handsets to connect to a wireless telephone communication network, when circumvention is accomplished for the sole purpose of lawfully connecting to a wireless telephone communication network."
What's less clear is whether companies and hackers can legally unlock the phones and then sell them to others, or sell unlocking software. "The law here is unclear," says Jonathan Kramer, founder of Kramer Telecom Law Firm in Los Angeles. "There just isn't any case law in this area for us to figure out how it plays out."
Experts believe that AT&T and Apple will point to the DMCA's section 1201, stating that "no person shall circumvent a technological measure that effectively controls access to a work protected under this title." They will claim that a phone lock is just such a technological measure that protects copyrighted work: namely, cell-phone software.
Hackers Undeterred
Problem is, it could be argued that, in reality, the lock only protects access to a carrier's communications network-and communications services aren't copyrightable under the Act, explains Jane Ginsburg, professor of literary and artistic property law at Columbia Law School. "This law was written for DVDs and video games," she explains. "What's going on here is using the Copyright Act to achieve another objective."
Indeed, this time, hackers may have the law on their side. Remember, decades ago, automakers built their instrument panels so that only authorized radios of their own manufacture would fit in. Eventually, U.S. courts ended that practice
If Apple and AT&T push too hard, they might see a revision of [the Copyright Act, and it won't be in their favor]," says Richard Doherty, director of consultancy the Envisioneering Group.
That's why, for now, some hackers contacted by AT&T lawyers still plan to release their wares. "Over the next few days…you will get what you are looking for," promises an Aug. 27 message posted on the Web site of UniquePhones, which helps people unlock mobile phones.
Opening Up the Networks
Demand for unlocked iPhones, which sell for $499 and $599, is rising. Already, the phone has become a cultural phenomenon, with enthusiastic fans going to great lengths to get their hands on one. Consumers in rural areas where AT&T doesn't have a network or in markets with spotty AT&T coverage may want to use the popular device through T-Mobile's network. Overseas, consumers want to try it in conjunction with Orange (FTE) and Vodafone (VOD) wireless service. "If Apple offered unlocked iPhones for $1,200, they'd probably sell some," Doherty says.
Frustration over locked iPhones is showing up in the courts as well. A class-action lawsuit filed on Aug. 27 in the Supreme Court of the State of New York tells of an iPhone buyer who racked up $2,000 in charges because he couldn't use a different carrier's network while he was on a trip to Mexico. Filed against Apple, the suit claims the plaintiff didn't know that iPhone was tethered to the AT&T network.
Many hope that the legal wrangling will, eventually, result in major shifts in how the U.S. wireless industry operates. For one, a case could pave the way to making all wireless networks more open to unlocked phones. In the next five years, 10% to 15% of U.S. wireless users could move to unlocked phones, figures Andrei Jezierski, founder of venture consultancy i2 Partners in New York (see BusinessWeek.com, 12/4/06, "Motorola, Nokia Set Cell Phones Free").
Plus, to answer pent-up demand for untethered phones, a cell-phone carrier could differentiate its offerings by selling all of its handsets unlocked, says David Chamberlain, an analyst with consultancy In-Stat. "It's an anomaly that the phones are tied to individual carriers," he says. "Can we change that business as usual? Maybe. But people who want that will fight for a very long time."


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The Revelation of Jesus Christ, Pt. 4 by Rev. C. R. Biggs
Jesus is the Speaking King who speaks through His Holy, Inerrant and Infallible Word so that His people might grow in the grace and knowledge of the LORD. Today's study is from Revelation 1:9-18, entitled Jesus the Speaking King. This will be a two-part study of how Christ speaks to His people.
You will remember that in the Old Testament God fed His people with manna and water so that they would be filled and their thirst would be quenched. The purpose of this provision was so that His people would be sustained, strengthened and fit to finish their pilgrimage to the Promised Land. Jesus is the Manna and the Water who feeds us and quenches our thirst through His Word.
The Book of Revelation reveals Jesus Christ as the Speaking King who reminds us that if we are to live a holy life before the face of God we need to know that it must be by every word that proceeds from His mouth. If we are to grow in Christ-likeness, it will not be by might, nor by power, but by God's Spirit and Word working in and through us! Today, the Speaking King gives to His people His Word so that we might be sustained, strengthened and fit to finish our pilgrimage to the New Heavens and the New Earth.
Revelation 1:9-18: I, John, your brother and partner in the tribulation and the kingdom and the patient endurance that are in Jesus, was on the island called Patmos on account of the word of God and the testimony of Jesus. 10 I was in the Spirit on the Lord's day, and I heard behind me a loud voice like a trumpet 11 saying, "Write what you see in a book and send it to the seven churches, to Ephesus and to Smyrna and to Pergamum and to Thyatira and to Sardis and to Philadelphia and to Laodicea."
12 Then I turned to see the voice that was speaking to me, and on turning I saw seven golden lampstands, 13 and in the midst of the lampstands one like a son of man, clothed with a long robe and with a golden sash around his chest. 14 The hairs of his head were white like wool, as white as snow. His eyes were like a flame of fire, 15 his feet were like burnished bronze, refined in a furnace, and his voice was like the roar of many waters. 16 In his right hand he held seven stars, from his mouth came a sharp two-edged sword, and his face was like the sun shining in full strength. 17 When I saw him, I fell at his feet as though dead. But he laid his right hand on me, saying, "Fear not, I am the first and the last, 18 and the living one. I died, and behold I am alive forevermore, and I have the keys of Death and Hades.â€
Comforting Words
When I was young and would get scared and afraid as I grew up and realized the world around me was not always a safe and kind place, I would rely upon listening to the comforting words of my mother as she encouraged me that "everything would be alright". One time in school I experienced trouble with a bully (I still remember his name: Mark Dunahoo- - Wow, I hope he's doing well!), and for almost a year I dreaded going to school on the school bus, because he would hit me on the back of the head, call me names, and laugh at my less than fashionable "Sears Best†sneakers.
When I would get home, I wanted to talk to mom. I wanted her to know I was troubled. Then she would speak, and her words would comfort me and remind me that everything would just fine. She would say to me that life holds these troubles, but I was not to fear, but I was to face my troubles courageously. Thank God for mom's words of encouragement to me!
But how much more we should thank God for Jesus' words of encouragement to us all in His Word- -and especially in his revelation as Sovereign, enthroned king in the Book of Revelation!
As we studied in the previous lessons, John, as well as the churches to whom he was writing, were experiencing pain, trouble, and the difficulties that come from living in this scary and sometimes fearful world because of the Evil One and sinful men (cf. John 16:8-31). This passage in Revelation 1:9-18 was (and is) an encouragement from Jesus to His congregations in the church that "everything was (is) going to be alright" because he has conquered death, hell and the devil and he IS the First and the Last, the Living One who holds the very keys of Death and Hades (vv. 17-18).
Remember that in John 16:33, Jesus told his disciples that in this world they would have tribulation, but not to fear for he had overcome the world.
This passage reveals Jesus as the Speaking King who speaks word of encouragement to his people so that they will keep trusting him, remain faithful in their day-to-day challenges, and to continue to be obedient to His Word no matter the challenge. Jesus addresses the seven churches of the Province of Asia, correcting, rebuking, and encouraging them through His Word (Rev. 2-3; cf. 2 Tim. 3:16-17). As we learned in earlier lessons, the churches were seven true historical congregations, but their virtues as well as their vices are those experienced by all congregations since Jesus was exalted to God's right hand.
We can see a glimpse of the visible and universal Church ("catholic churchâ€) of Jesus Christ by looking ahead to Revelation 2-3 and notice how Jesus the reigning king still speaks to them through His Word. Jesus Christ walked among these churches and he reveals that there are some churches more faithful to his truth than others, and this should never be disputed.
In Christ's addresses to the seven churches of Asia Minor, all Christians should seek to have "ears to hear" his address to visible congregations today. As the seven churches of Asia Minor are judged by how accurately they hold to the Word of Truth, so congregations today are judged by Jesus Christ the Lord by how accurately they hold to the Word of Truth. As some of these churches had become "synagogues of Satan", not holding to Christ's truth, so many visible congregations of Christ's church have become haunts and wildernesses with regard to the truth as well!
Christ commends some of the churches of Asia Minor because they are holding out the Word of Truth in persecution, sufferings, and all manners of trials just because they are speaking the truth of God's Word in this world of sin and misery and this storms the institutions and organizations of hell itself! Christ encourages some of the congregations (as he does us today!) that if they more precisely and accurately teach and make known his Word, so they will grow more mature in their faith. This is a reminder of the importance of avoiding some vague and lowest common theology in the Church today, and seeking with the Church throughout history (rooted back in the 7 Churches of Asia Minor), to know the truth that we are all called to be sanctified by (John 17:17).
"Speak Lord, Your Servants Are Listening"
Today, Jesus still speaks through His Word to His people. In fact, God has set apart the first day of the week as the Lord's Day, so that Jesus' people will be strengthened on their pilgrimage and given help by the Holy Spirit and the Word to learn more of Christ and their need for him. In many churches, the pastor raises his hands at the beginning of the service to remind the people of God that from the call to worship, the rest of the worship service is dedicated to hearing the Word of Jesus, the Speaking King.
This is the reason why the pastor doesn't merely say (or rather, shouldn't say!!): "Hi, how are you? My name is Pastor Bob, and this is what I need and desire to say to you today." Historically, what pastors in Christ's Church have said is: "Grace to you and peace, from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ." The greeting is from the Lord and the pastor speaks and stands in Christ's place. This too is all because of God's grace and has nothing to do with the pastors own inherent righteousness. The pastor stands and speaks in the name of Christ clothed in Christ's righteousness, just as the congregation stands to hear the Word of Christ clothed in Christ's righteousness. The sermon when exegetically derived and faithfully preached, is the very Word of Christ, the Speaking King!
However, some think of the sermon as just another nice speech, or a gentle message that should cause us all to feel good inside and meet our so-called "felt needs". But the sermon is much more than this. The sermon on the Lord's Day is the pastor standing in Christ's stead speaking His Words to His people. What happens in the sermon is unique to all over times of listening to the Word of God.
Some of us listen to the Word of God in the car on CD or cassette; some listen to the Word of God on the radio. But nothing compares to listening and hearing the Word of God through the sermon preached on the Lord's Day when an authorized (ordained) representative of Christ (minister) stands up in the place of Christ to speak Christ's Words to His people. (Note: This is not to say that private Bible reading is not important- -it is! However, there needs to be a distinction between the true and public worship of the Living God, and our private time before God).
On the Lord's Day, the Holy Spirit is present to apply and accomplish God's tasks and desires through the Word as the sermon is being preached. The sermon on the Lord's Day, when the people of God are gathered in a special way in obedience to God's commands, is extremely important for hearing the Speaking King every week. When we hear the Speaking King revealed here in Revelation 1, we are reminded of Jesus' life, death, resurrection and ascension for his people.
We are reminded that no matter how difficult our situation, no matter how much pain we are suffering, no matter how strong our desire for a particular sin, that Jesus is the First and the Last, the Living One, and He is the One we look to for grace, mercy, and forgiveness in our time of need. We are also reminded that we are part of one Body, one Church, that is part of those who are privileged to still hear Jesus the Speaking King in a way the rest of the world does not, and I might add, will not! As the people of God, particularly as we prepare our hearts for worship and for hearing the sermon, but soberly remember the words of Jesus the Speaking King:
"He who has ears to hear, let him hear what the Spirit (STILL) says to the churchesâ€- - and pray for ears to hear!
Remember to Never Forget!
Jesus is the Holy One who has gone before us and represented us in his person and work for us. Jesus is the Speaking King that reminds us again and again that we need his help and his grace. The people of God are diverse, but there is one thing about us all that is important for us to remember: We so easily forget God's grace and goodness in our lives! Thus, God graciously stoops in our weaknesses and inadequacies to speak to us at least weekly through the Word by the Speaking King.
But do we have ears to hear what the Speaking King is saying? When I would go back to school after hearing the reassuring and comforting words of my mom, once I got back on the bus, out of her sight and presence, I would practically forget everything she said to me. Listening to the Speaking King as well as reminding ourselves of his promises, goodness and strength, will help us in our struggles against the world, flesh and the devil. In Revelation chapters 2-3, the Speaking King speaks to the different congregations as their King and Lord. He corrects, rebukes, and encourages them. For every congregation to whom he speaks, he says "For those who have ears, let them hear what the Spirit says (present tense) to the churches.
We should be reminded of this as well. Once we leave the sermon, our morning or evening devotions, how soon we forget and how easy it is for us to forget all of what Jesus the Speaking King has said, and is saying to us! If we are to understand more of the depth of His love for us; if we are to understand His grace and the tight grip by which he holds us all; If we are to realize more each day that we are indeed the children of God, then we need to meditate up His Words. In John 15, Jesus told his disciples, if my words abide in you and you abide in me, you will bear much fruit. He promises that we will bear much fruit -- eternal and holy fruit- -that will never be taken away, but will continue to produce a harvest of righteousness.
Remember that Jesus is the Resurrected and Living King, He is the Coming Judge and King, and He is the Speaking King! May God remind you today of what he has said to you. May you be reminded of all he has done for you in Christ and what he has told you he has prepared for those who believe! May you meditate and ponder in your heart of hearts the depths of His grace and the magnificence of his glorious love for those He loves! In our next study we will take a look at how Jesus as the Speaking King speaks with a double-edged sword.
Next Study: Jesus the Speaking King, Part II
Rev. Charles R. Biggs


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21 Magnificent Stained Glass Christmas Village Ideas You Will Love
Magnificent Stained Glass Christmas Village Ideas You Will Love you adore stained glass? Might you prefer to include some with this elegance to your outside. If so, I have the right number of Stained Glass Christmas Village stained glass jobs for you. They're all perfect for adding some shade to your yard area.
Stained glass is actually much simpler to create than you may be thinking and it really does give you some beautiful interior and outside décor. For this variety, I'm concentrating on all outdoor pieces. You could add these to the patio or the backyard or garden area.
The very first thing Stained Glass Christmas Village consider when you see "stained glass" is probably a church, and you're probably thinking what this may need to do along with your home.
Well, the artwork of playing with light is one that historic structures all over the world have learned, but you can even bring this style strategy into your house in subtle and intriguing ways. Whether you are searching flea areas for a vintage window or renovating your front door, we have gathered up 10 stained glass a few ideas we believe you'll love.
If you are looking for some truly distinctive décor to load your outdoor living spaces, you're simply going to love these DIY tainted glass yard projects. From birdhouses and luminaries to tabletop planters, you will discover the right way to include some splashes of colors to your outdoors. I am hoping you like these tasks around I do.
They're all quite simple to create and therefore gorgeous when they're finished. Make sure that you take some time to look around these 20 repurposing some ideas for damaged glass and china, too. Occasionally, Stained Glass Christmas Village old houses do NOT must be updated. This incredible door is amazing, and with the proper minimalist aesthetic in the remaining entryway, it stays quite beautiful.
This Stained Glass Christmas Village wonderful toilet screen seems right out of Matisse's portfolio. We like the great orange and bright throughout the entire Stained Glass Christmas Village.
Stained Glass Christmas Village Every thing about that is dreamy. The containers of utensils, stack of dishes, and superbly outdated stained glass rectangles in the window Stained Glass Christmas Village.


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One tree. Every day. For one year. This is an homage. This is a celebration. This is a hope
for raising awareness, and reverence. Symbiotic: to our very roots, and our branches ~
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
day 15 ~ one potato, two potato
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It still counts! :)ReplyDelete
Mmmmm....mashed potatoes!
I love that you looked and found it! Trees are everywhere!ReplyDelete
Wendy, I decided yesterday that mashed potatoes are like a little hug from the inside. If there was a Most Comforting Comfort Food contest, they would surely be one of the top contenders? Fortunately for my waist line, my daughter doesn't care for them, so I don't make them very often.ReplyDelete
Amy, trees *are* everywhere, just look at Heather's wrists! :)
When I saw this one, I thought that maybe all of the potato slices were sporting trees, but they were all different. I think this tree found me, because that was a lot of potato slices and it never dawned on me to be on the lookout for trees.
love. love. love. love. love!ReplyDelete
this gave me a BIG grin!
beware of tree ninjas.
Tree ninjas?! I've been a little "off" this week, not quite myself, could it be the tree ninjas? If so, they sure are stealthy. Lucky for me that you came along and clued a sister in!ReplyDelete
Thanks for being here, Beth :)
- AnonymousJanuary 26, 2011 at 5:26 PM
Love it. Hug a tree, eat a tree, have it both ways. I wouldn't want to peel a tree, though. Not only would it be cruel, but so exhausting. Unless it was a west coast Arbutus after shedding its bark, at which point it would be boring.ReplyDelete
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Barking Up The Wrong Tree by Eric Barker
Does anyone else find it amusing that the book is called Barking Up The Wrong Tree and the author's name is Eric Barker?
I'm sure that was probably done on purpose, or maybe it was just a happy coincidence, but either way, it makes me smile. 🙂
About the book – Barking Up The Wrong Tree
In a nutshell, this book is all about success.
The author, Eric Barker, helps you to define what success means to you and how to achieve that success through the use of scientific research and stories.
Overall, I thought that it was a brilliant book, I got tonnes of value from it, and I thoroughly enjoyed reading it.
Eric Barker reminds me of a Malcolm Gladwell, but better!
If you've ever read any of Malcolm Gladwell's books (you can check out my reviews for them here) you'll know that he is very good at arguing both sides of a problem/question very diplomatically using a range of scientific studies, research, and other people's life experiences.
Barker does the exact same in this book. However, he does it with the additional bit of humor, and I love the way that he writes! (I really wish that I could write as brilliantly as he does).
He then takes it one step further…
Not only does he present both sides of the argument, backed up by scientific studies and personal stories, at the end of each chapter he provides you with actionable content.
Actionable content is a step-by-step guide or bulleted list detailing what you can do in order to put what you have learned into action. And in my opinion, actionable content is a must for any personal development or self-help book.
My book scoring
If you're a frequent visitor to my blog, you'll know that I score all of the books I read and review based on 3 criteria, which are:
- Design and layout
- Readability
- Quality of information
I'll get back to the design and layout in a moment, but first, let's look at the readability.
I simply love the way Eric Barker writes. It's so easy to follow and digest and he adds in little sentences that do literally make you laugh out loud.
Next, the quality of information. And again, this is an easy 10/10. I learned so much from this book and the practical and actionable advice at the end of every chapter is super useful.
Now, onto the design and layout.
If you watched my book haul YouTube video from when I first received this book, you'll notice that I purchased it in the mass market paperback version.
I am based in England and therefore order my books from Amazon.co.uk. When shopping for Barking Up The Wrong Tree, I only had the option of a hardback (£14.54) or the mass market paperback (£6.87). Since I am not fussed about paperback or hardback, I went for the cheaper option.
However, the mass market paperback version was not enjoyable to read.
Not only is the book tiny, but the font is also super tiny – I'm guessing it's about size 6 font, possibly size 8 at a push.
The cover is matt and because you have to force the book open far enough to be able to read all the text (whilst holding it super close to your face because of the small font) after just one read, the book already looks trashed.
Unfortunately, this leaves me having to mark the book down on the design and layout when this book could have easily been a 10/10.
I do have a bit of a rant about this issue in my video above.
If you are thinking of purchasing this book and you are in the US (or use Amazon.com) I believe that you can get this book in a standard paperback (as well as a hardback) which I would highly recommend getting over the mass market version.
My overall thoughts
This book is an entertaining and insightful read.
The author, Eric Barker, not only examines why everything we thought we knew about success is (mostly) wrong, he does so in a humorous way with the use of scientific research, studies, and people's life experiences.
Using all the information that he has gathered, he then follows up each chapter with actional content detailing how you can apply those lessons to your own life.
If you are thinking of purchasing this book, I do have one little tip – avoid the mass market paperback version at all costs. The font is tiny, the book is uncomfortable to read, and the cover will not stand the test of time.
Other than that, I cannot fault this book and would highly recommend it.
Have you read this book?
Have you read Barking Up The Wrong Tree? If you have, I'd love to know your thoughts on it.
This post is simply my own personal thoughts and opinion on the book. Let me know what you thought by using the Reader Rating bar to give the book your own score out of 10, and don't forget to leave me a comment below.
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So um. I accidentally tapped the reader rating bar and apparently gave the book a bogus rating 🙁 I don't know how to remove it. This stuff happens when scrolling on a cell phone :/ I'll have to watch out for that on the other posts! So sorry! I'm actually excited about reading this book!


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After caring for her dying aunt and being dumped by her fiancé, Cassie Miller decides to return to her small hometown in the Berkshires to lick her wounds and live in the house where she was raised. Leaving behind her managerial position in the Boston main postal office, Cassie trades in her tailored suits and high heels for the comfortable blue shirt and red, white, and blue striped scarf of the Postmaster for North Ashcot, Massachusetts.
Everything is business as usual until Cassie arrives at work one day to find that someone has broken into the post office building. The only items stolen: stacks of telephone books. Who steals phone books? Two days later, the body of an unidentified man is found in the woods. And when the handsome antiques dealer she just had lunch with is taken into custody, Cassie is suddenly drawn into the case. With a crime enveloped in mystery, she needs to track the killer—before another victim's fate is sealed in the dead letter office…
Death Takes Priority is a fun new cozy series by author Jean Flowers (she also writes under names Camille Minichino, Margaret Grace and Ada Madison). I have never read any of her books, but may just have to. The main character in this series is Cassie Miller who has moved back home to become the postmaster. What a fun new career for the lead in a cozy. And included in the book are great postal facts, stories and even bad jokes. Cassie moves from her suit wearing managerial position at the Boston main post office to her home town of North Ashcot, MA. Her former job and her new one both play into her being involved in investigating strange happenings at her office.
An unidentified man is found dead in the woods, this after someone has stolen phone books from the post office. The characters are wonderful and I really enjoy getting to know them as the story unfolds. Cassie is pulled into the murder mystery when her lunch date Scott James is arrested as they leave the restaurant. She really feels the need to investigate when she finds out the identity of the dead man and is asked to help by his sister. The author does a great job of twisting mysteries, clues, suspects so that you are drawn further and further into the story. The character in town are fun as well including the former post office master who is helping as needed at the office.
Author Jean Flowers has a wonderful writing style that flows and drew me in from the very start. The mystery is well written and I was kept captivated throughout. I love the small town attributes. The mystery is intriguing and intricate as well. Cassie is an intelligent new lead character. She is in a state of transition, but is settling back into her home town. I enjoyed her vulnerability as well as how she took control of things. She is intelligent and very likable. I think this is going to be one of my favorite cozy series.
I recommend Death Takes Priority to all cozy fans, start this series now. A new career for a lead cozy character in Cassie Miller's job as a postmistress. Her background lends itself to her investigating nicely. A first class first in what looks to be a wonderful new cozy series. The characters are fun and entertaining. The mystery is superbly written and full of suspense and plenty of twists and turns. I cannot wait for the next in this series. It will fun to see where the characters are in the next one. Author Jean Flowers has done a fabulous job pulling the reader into this story and leaving them wanting more.


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Celebrity is a new version of Big Brother, the American reality television series in which the contestants compete each other to get the $500,000
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Mark McGrath 15 March 1968, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
Marissa Jaret Winokur 2 February 1973, New York City, New York, USA
Brandi Glanville 16 November 1972, Salinas, California, USA
James Maslow 16 July 1990, New York City, New York, USA
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Director: Mark W. Roden
Country: United States
Release: 2018
IMDb: 5.5
Duration: 44 min
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