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Beta is a four-letter word, but it doesn't have to be the profanity it has become in some commercial-deposit-taking circles lately.
Yes, the change in deposit prices, referred to in Wall Street parlance as banks' "deposit beta," was a hot topic in earnings conference calls in recent weeks.
The Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes mean that banks must pay higher rates on deposits. Retail consumers haven't seen much yet in the way of higher deposit rates; but commercial customers have started pestering their bankers, and some banks have assented.
Total interest expense rose 34% to $15.5 billion for the first quarter of this year compared with the same period in 2016, according to FDIC call report data.
Yet it's not the end of the world for a regional, midsize or community bank to pay higher rates on commercial deposit accounts, said Christopher McGratty, an analyst at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods. An increase in commercial deposits can help fuel loan growth, which in turn can offset the higher deposit costs.
"You can still have high betas on the deposit side, but if you're lending and you're outrunning it on the asset side, that's fine," McGratty said. "You could still be getting profit expansion."
The $1.2 billion-asset First Bank in Hamilton, N.J., had that specific scenario in mind when it hired a former group director at Signature Bank in June to lead its new commercial deposits division, First Bank CEO Patrick Ryan said. The ultimate goal of the hire — expanded commercial lending.
Ryan acknowledged that some commercial depositors are "highly rate sensitive" and have already asked for higher deposit rates. But deposits will be essential to fund loan growth in the coming years, and commercial accounts are the best way to boost deposit balances, he said.
"We thought the commercial segment is where we could drive growth faster, because those are larger accounts, and you can really move the needle with those," Ryan said.
That almost has to be the attitude for business banks like First Bank, whose commercial loans typically make up 80% to 90% of its loan book, and Mutual of Omaha Bank in Nebraska, which gets three-fourths of its $6.4 billion in deposits from commercial clients.
Mutual of Omaha has started to pay higher rates on commercial accounts because "they're managed by financial people, who are quicker than retail customers to see that rates are rising," said Matt Minchow, chief payments and deposits officer of the $8 billion-asset bank.
It often pays off in the long term, he said.
"You can capture and incorporate a total relationship with commercial customers from their deposits," Minchow said. "It's the loan potential and also fees" from things like cash management and treasury services.
The $30 billion-asset Cullen/Frost Bankers in San Antonio took the extra step last month of raising rates on money markets and CDs for all clients — business and retail.
But it made the move primarily to cater to commercial customers, who are more prone to bolt for competitors, said Chairman and CEO Phil Green.
"Yes, if a [demand deposit account] goes to an interest-bearing account, it results in more expense" for the bank, Green said. "However, if that kept the deposit from leaving the bank … then the bank is better off because of the spread it makes on the retained funds."
To be sure, not all commercial deposits are expensive, and it may cost less than some bankers fear to hang on to some businesses that have confronted historically low interest rates for years.
There are still many commercial customers that place a high value on liquidity and simply want to park excess cash in demand-deposit accounts that pay no interest, said Brian Foran, an analyst at Autonomous Research.
In fact, the typical corporate customer is keeping about 60% of its cash in bank deposits today, compared with the historic rate of 30% when interest rates were higher, the research firm Novantas said in a March research report.
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I've kept my web browser open to this "edit post" screen for a day or two now and have just been jotting down my thoughts as they come to me at random intervals. Here's the result:
One of the downsides of not having an automatic dishwasher is forgotten leftovers in the fridge. Unless I'm willing to part with the container, I've got to scrub the month-old nastiness off by hand.
There's an elderly man who lives in a house on the corner down the road. He has amazing grass. No really, it's amazing. It's cut so short and is so thick that it looks like green felt. The best is when fall comes. I swear he has some kind of force field around his yard that prevents leaves from landing. No matter what time of day I pass his house, there's never more than a handful of leaves to be seen even though he's got three or four big, leafy trees on his property. But it stays that way—completely leafless—all season. Almost every time I pass by in my car I see him out tending to his lawn, armed with a rake. I always look for him. Even though he never notices me, it makes me happy to see him. Maybe it's his pristine grass that makes me happy—tidy green felt without a leaf in sight. Maybe it's his impeccable attention to detail that makes me happy. I don't know exactly. I wonder if he loves it when all the leaves have finally fallen. Or maybe he's disappointed that he has to wait another year to do it all again.
I'm not a cook by any stretch of the imagination, but I've been kind of ambitious the last two days, making new recipes from a Martha Stewart cookbook. (I know, fancy.) Monday was a potato-onion frittata (fancy, I'm telling you) with a broccoli-chickpea-tomato salad. I was ecstatic when they actually came out looking somewhat like the pictures. Tuesday was a pear custard pie to celebrate our anniversary. Two years. Bryant made us a chiles rellenos casserole of sorts. It was good. I love it when he cooks. And when he brings home flowers.
You know what else I love? When milestones actually feel normal. I don't mean that they're unexciting, rather I mean that they make sense. Like graduating. It was fun and all, but it made sense to be done. I was finished and ready for the next thing. (Or rather, I thought I was.) Getting married was that way, too. My wedding day was honestly one of the happiest and most exciting days of my life—a huge milestone—but it made total sense. It wasn't shocking and didn't require any humongous adjustments for either of us (unless you count learning to fit two people into a teeny bed… we really should upgrade). So, our two-year anniversary was the same. Just another day, but still exciting too. During the day I texted Bryant, "It's our anniversary. Cool, huh?" And he replied back, "Pretty neat." …Like that. I love that. A normal milestone.
I've heard that Seattle has the highest suicide rate in the United States. (I don't know if that's true, but I've heard it enough to think it's common knowledge, and I'm too lazy to fact check.) And I've also heard Seattle's notoriously gloomy weather is to blame. (Again, too lazy to read up on this.) I know some people genuinely suffer from some kind of "seasonal affect disorder." I guess I do too. Just in a different way. I'm definitely affected by weather, but mostly I just love it. All of it. Lately it's been that startlingly cool air when you open the front door. Mmm. And snow. Mmm. Oh, and another thing, I don't really think Seattle is as gloomy as it's reputed to be. Maybe I should see for myself.
I fear that I stew too long over decisions. Have I always been this way? I at least know that I've been this way for a while.
Timing isn't everything. But it's something.
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The BC Day long weekend is quickly approaching and that means library closures. However, in addition to the reduced hours for the BC Day long weekend, our Abbotsford Library hours will be reduced for the rest of August.
Click here to see the hours calendar.
Both the Chilliwack and Abbotsford libraries will be closed for the entire long weekend, August 1-3.
Starting August 4th-24th the Abbotsford Library hours will change to:
Monday: 8:30-7:30
Tuesday: 8:30-4:30
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Publications by ex-students and tutors of the Creative Writing Programme
Taster Days in September
If you are interested in finding out more about our two-year writing programmes come along to one of our Taster Days where one of our tutors will take you through some specially designed writing exercises and tell you more about our approach to teaching.
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Who We Are
In 2012, after establishing itself as one of the leading creative writing programmes in the South East, The Creative Writing Programme (CWP) moved out of the University of Sussex and into The Writers' Place in Brighton. Since then we have been developing our popular courses and programmes and have expanded the number of venues to include Hastings.
Our Philosophy
At a time when the cost of higher education has made university level study an expensive luxury, our programmes offer a practical course of study, equivalent to university level, at an affordable price.
Our innovative approach to teaching focuses on individual creativity and on teaching writing skills within the context of the creative process. Through a practical course of study designed to teach you how to build and structure narrative, our team of experienced tutors will help you develop your potential as a writer.
Not only will you learn a great deal on the programme, you will become part of an expanding writing community. You will find The Writers' Place an important hub, connecting you to lectures, competitions and literary events in the South East.
Many writers who have come through The Creative Writing Programme have gone on to publication or have been nominated for awards, including the Booker and the Costa Prize. Some writers go on to pursue writing as a career, others are satisfied with being able to write well and appreciate good literature. Whether you want to write professionally or for pleasure, our programmes and courses will take your writing to the next level.
Hannah Vincent wrote her second novel The Weaning, published by Salt in February, as a study of autobiographic practice as part of her doctoral studies. The story revolves around Bobbi, a childminder with a child-shaped hole in her life. When troubled young couple, Kim and Connor, are battling with social services to keep their baby, Bobbi arrives to help them solve all their problems ... The story perfectly balances compulsive engagement with dark storytelling.
Hannah tutors on the Autobiography and Life Writing Programme
Lizzie (Elizabeth) Enfield's fourth novel, Ivy and Abe, was published by Michael Joseph in 2018.
Ivy and Abe are soulmates, destined to meet at some point in their lives, but when is the RIGHT time? At school, as free spirits in their twenties, when they are both married… to other people or as widow and widower in their seventies?And what if they meet at the WRONG time and fate and circumstance stand in their way?Told over Ivy's lifetime, across a series of alternate realities, Ivy & Abe is a story for anyone who has ever wondered 'what if?'
Lizzie tutors on the Creative Writing Programme.
Noel O'Reilly's debut novel 'Wrecker' will be published by Harper Collins in July.
Set in a remote Cornish village in the 1800s, against a background of a world steeped in fear and superstition, where not conforming is the worst of crimes, Wrecker, tells the story of Mary Blight, a woman ahead of her time, vibrant, wily and cunning, who loots the corpses washed up from shipwrecks. Noel is a writer, editor and musician who lives in Brighton. He spent three years on our Advanced Writing Workshops working on his novel.
'The support and feedback of the tutors and the other writers in the workshops was critical for getting my first novel pubished. I'd strongly recommend it to any aspiring novelist who wants to develop their craft' - Noel O'Reilly
Ruth Figgest's sharply observed and darkly comic tale tells the story of a mother and daughter against the backdrop of sweeping social change. Feisty and argumentative, the two women inflict their expectations on each other, rolling with the punches, growing older together until their relationship has formed a deep indefinable bond between them.
Ruth is an alumni of the Creative Writing Programme. Magnetism, her first novel, was published by Myriad in March
Written with cool-eyed precision, Martin Nathan's first novel tells the story of a boy who exiles himself from his family through a shocking act of violence. When he returns seeking reconciliation, things go from bad to worse. Martin worked on the novel whilst attending one of our Advanced Writing Workshops. A Place of Safety will be published by Salt on June 15th.


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M.S., Geoenvironmental Studies, Shippensburg University, 1999
M.S., Information Systems, Johns Hopkins University, 2009
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D.Sc. in Information Technology, Towson University, 2016
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Affiliate, Center for Internet and Society (CIS), Stanford University
A.B., Valley Forge Military College, 1992
B.A., American University, 1994
M.A., Salve Regina University, 2002
Ph.D., Curtin University of Technology, 2010
Katherine Gibson
M.S. in Engineering in Computer and Information Science, University of Pennsylvania, 2012
Ph.D., Computer Science, University of Pennsylvania, 2015
Susan Mitchell
Ph.D., Information Systems, UMBC, 2012
M.S., Information Systems, UMBC, 2009
M.S., Computer Science, The Johns Hopkins University, 1983
B.A., Psychology, UMBC, 1979
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M.S., Computer Science, UMBC, 2018
B.S., Computer Science, UMBC, 2015
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M.S., Stanford University, 2007
A.B., Biochemistry, Harvard College, 1980
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In "Den Gamle By" I found this thing, something I previously only have seen in book illustrations, it's a carders bow. One holds the tense string to the wool and hits, or "plays" on it, so that it vibrates down in the wool, which makes the wool fluffy and easy to work with, for exampel for felting. They have been known in Europe since the 13th century, apparently. Depictions are often used in conjuction with hatmaking, a felters trade. Read more in "Hand-felting in Europe and Asia. From the middle ages to the 20th century".
"Den Gamle By" is an open-air museum filled with atmospheric urban scenery and a different exhibitions. Old original objects and original interiors (that one often isn't allowed to touch, obviously, depending on how well they can manage wear and tear) are mixed with well made copies of objects, and reconstructed interiors/exteriors which are brought to life with employees and volunteers in hitsorically accurate costumes. As a reenactor it feels strange to be the one who is looking at, rather than the one being looked at. If you ever get the chans to go ther, then do so, it's crazy inspiring.
This combined chair and table is a good example on how old and new is combined to convey history. The chair/table is an original object but the pillow is a replica.
På Kulturen i Lund finns det också en stol/bord i en av deras miljöer, Blekingegården. "Kulturen i Lund", Lund, Sweden, have another example of a combined chair and table in one of their interiors.
It's also a very nice object and one of my favourites in that museum. Ha ha, because I'm such a nerd that I have favourite objects on museums. :oD


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- filed on or after the second anniversary of the date of the completion of their community supervision, if the person successfully complied with a condition of community of supervision that, for at least six months, restricted the persons operation of a motor vehicle to a motor vehicle equipped with an Ignition Interlock Device; or
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Diane J Cornwell learnt to read before she started school at the age of five. At school she learnt to write the words she already recognized. She loved going to school. When she was asked to write a story on her holiday activities, Diane wrote a story on what she wanted to do, not what she did, and earned an "A" grade for the homework. That started her on a life of writing fiction.
A bi-product of all that reading was creating her own stories about determined characters who try to make the right decisions the first time during their adventures. Stories she can read over and over again just for the pleasure of revisiting the characters.
Diane wrote her first full length novel in 2007, and hopes to have many more stories created in the coming years.
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A good start and I look forward to reading more.
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This week the team re-visit home automation, a year on from our 'smart-home challenge'. Ewan tells us about a break in (or was it?) and we discuss what we kept from he challenge and what we've added since, along with the frustrations of 'dumb' systems with apps and new houses built without smart features.
This episode was originally scheduled for release in early January - sorry about all that Christmas chat.
Our special thanks to everyone that supported this and previous episodes: Ian Wilkinson, Tim Edwards, Ilicco, Andy Hagon, James Murray, Paul O'Sullivan, Robert Daniels, Ray Kaluza, Stephen Dark, Jamie Holland, Phil Turnbull, David, Lynda Sue, Marko Hoffmann, Matt Lacey, Øyvind Berle, Richard Yates, Kah Leong Ow, Roland Roberts, Kurt Kaufman, Graham Lovett, Richard Hurst, Paulrus, Terence Eden, Alastair Harding, Dan Lane, Iain Mercer, John Bashaw, Sacha Obando, Jennifer Hanen and Hugh Matthews.


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Ravi's research is multi-disciplinary and industry-relevant. It explores the evolving relationships between IT-enabled innovations and performance. He works in two particular areas, the first exploring how these innovations are effectively adopted and used in organizations, supply chains, health care, public distribution and education. The second examines the role of these innovations in improving students' learning experiences, skills and 'work-readiness'. His research was published in several leading international journals including Information Systems Frontiers, Australian Accounting Review, Business Process Management Journal, Engineering Management Journal, Assessment and Evaluation in Higher Education, Management Review and others. Ravi's research was funded by national grants, university/school grants and large Australian teaching and learning research grants.
Ravi teaches accounting systems and management accounting in the discipline and earlier taught process management, enterprise systems, operations management to undergraduate, post graduate, MBA and executive MBA students at the University of Western Sydney, Macquarie Graduate School of Management and Queensland University of Technology. He led the introduction of several curriculum design initiatives and teaching and learning innovations.
Before moving into academe Ravi had 9 years of management consulting and training experience and still maintains a strong engagement with industry and practitioners. He is regularly invited to train visiting senior executives from Chinese industry on enterprise systems and process management. He served in the Supply Chain Council ANZ board as its chairperson and board member for a number years and now serving as an invited member in the Education committee for the Association for Information Systems, APICS Supply Chain Council Research committee and member of the governing council of a higher education institution.
He is currently working on three collaborative research projects – i) adaptation of information systems for sustainability performance management and reporting, ii) analysis of impact and implications of digital disruption in public health and public distribution systems in India, and iii) comparative effects of culture on information load and honesty in managerial reporting. Ravi won Sydney University Business School teaching excellence award, Kit Dampney prize for information systems teaching and research excellence and three best research paper awards in international conferences.
He currently serves as a chair person for the business school ethics review committee and university academic board nominee. Ravi's service to the community include: Associate Editor and Track chair for several international conferences (International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS), ACIS, PACIS, HICSS); Regional editor for the International Journal of Operations & Quantitative management, reviewer/associate editor for Information Systems Research, Information systems frontiers, BPM journal, Australian Accounting Review and Abacus.
Research Interests
Ravi's research is multi-disciplinary and industry-relevant, exploring the evolving relationships between Information Technology (IT) enabled innovations and performance. Employing cross-sectional field study, case study and experimental methodologies, he works in two particular streams of research. The first stream explores how these IT-enabled innovations can be effectively adopted and used in organisations, supply chains and healthcare. The second examines the role of IT tools in improving business students' learning experiences, skills and work-readiness.
Ravi's recent work 'design and adoption of a mobile-based IT solution for Tuberculosis (TB) treatment monitoring in India', undertaken jointly with the Digital Innovation Lab, Indian Institute of Management Bangalore was funded by the Centre for Digital Financial Inclusion (CDFI) and Australian Department of Foreign Affairs (DFAT) Australia India Council. Extending this work, Ravi is now investigating the access and adoption of digital technologies such as block chain, smart contracts and cashless payment systems in public health and public distribution domain in India. Outcomes of these projects inform the government policy makers and NGOs on the nature and extent of problems of inclusion at the bottom of pyramid.
Jointly with Indian Institute of Technology Madras India, Ravi is working on a project that analyses the antecedents and challenges in the adoption of analytics solutions in hospitals in India. Jointly with professors at the University of Stuttgart and University of Aschaffenburg, Germany, Ravi explores the comparative effects of culture on information load and honesty in managerial reporting using an experimental methodology.
Ravi's third project, in collaboration with Associate Prof Geoff Frost, analyses the adaptation of enterprise-wide accounting information systems for sustainability reporting and sustainability performance management in business organisations. Given the increasing importance of sustainability, this project offers insights into the state of practice and the evolving nature of information systems and reporting processes, and helps business organisations better prepare for future sustainability reporting regimes.
Ravi champions and promotes better integration of IT into elements of discipline curriculum, as well as experimenting with new forms of student-centred work integrated learning and blended learning. In collaboration with colleagues in the Discipline of Accounting, Ravi is currently studying the effectiveness of blended learning and work integrated learning.
Journal Article/s
Seethamraju R, Diatha KS and Garg S 2018 'Intention to Use a Mobile-Based Information Technology Solution for Tuberculosis Treatment Monitoring – Applying a UTAUT Model', Information Systems Frontiers, vol.20:1, pp. 163-181 [Link]
Conference Proceeding/s
Pedell B, Roetzel P and Seethamraju R 2017 'Information Load, Escalation of Commitment and Culture', Proceedings of the 23rd Americas Conference on Information Systems, Boston, United States, 12th August 2017
Conference Proceeding/s
Seethamraju R and Frost G 2016 'Information Systems for Sustainability Reporting - A State of Practice', Proceedings of the 22nd Americas Conference on Information Systems, San Diego, United States, 14th August 2016
Journal Article/s
Seethamraju R 2015 'Adoption of Software as a Service (SaaS) Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems in Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs)', Information Systems Frontiers, vol.17:3 (Special section on the role of information technology in service delivery), pp. 475-92 [Link]
Conference Paper/s
Hallikainen P and Seethamraju R 2015 'Aligning Enterprise Systems with the Organisation – A Sensemaking Perspective', 26th Australasian Conference on Information Systems ACIS, Adelaide, Australia, 4th December 2015
Conference Proceeding/s
Venkatraman S, Sunderraj RP and Seethamraju R 2015 'Healthcare analytics adoption decision model: a case study', 19th Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems PACIS 2015, Singapore, 9th July 2015
Seethamraju R 2015 'Barriers to the Adoption of Management Accounting (MA) Processes in Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Environments', Proceedings of the 48th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences HICSS 2015, Kauai, United States, 8th January 2015
Seminar Paper/s
Seethamraju R 2015 'Expert Commentary - Optimising the deployment and use of enterprise systems and process management in the higher education sector, The 5th Annual Higher Education Strategic Management Accounting Forum 2015, Sydney, Australia, 13 May 2015
Journal Article/s
Seethamraju R 2014 'Enterprise systems and demand chain management: a cross-sectional field study', Information Technology and Management, vol.15:3, pp. 151-61 [Link]
Seethamraju R 2014 'Effectiveness of Using Online Discussion Forum for Case Study Analysis', Education Research International, vol.2014 [Link]
Conference Proceeding/s
Seethamraju R, Diatha KS and Garg S 2014 'Service Process Mapping and Mobile Workflow Solutions in the Monitoring of Tuberculosis (TB) Treatment in Regional India', Manufacturing Excellence: Imperative for Emerging Economies, Mumbai, India, 1st January 2014-31st December 2014
Seethamraju R 2014 'Adoption of SaaS Enterprise Systems - A Comparison of Indian and Australian SMEs', Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on Advances in ICT for emerging Regions, Colombo, Sri Lanka, 13th December 2014 [Link]
Magazine Article/s
Seethamraju R 2014 'Information Technology; University of Sydney Details Findings in Information Technology (Enterprise systems and demand chain management: a cross-sectional field study)', Computer Weekly News - 25 September 2014 [Link]
Journal Article/s
Seethamraju R and Krishna Sundar D 2013 'Influence of ERP systems on business process agility', IIMB Management Review, vol.25:3, pp. 137-49 [Link]
Conference Proceeding/s
Seethamraju R 2013 'Determinants of SaaS ERP Systems Adoption', Proceedings of the 17th Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems PACIS 2013, Jeju Island, Korea, (South) Republic of, 22nd June 2013
Journal Article/s
Seethamraju R 2012 'Business process management: a missing link in business education', Business Process Management Journal, vol.18:3, pp. 532-47 [Link]
Conference Paper/s
Seethamraju R 2012 'Work Integrated Learning (WIL) in Management Education', 9th Association of Indian Management Scholars AIMS-9 International Conference on Management - "Managing Turbulence and Uncertainties in Management Education: New Landscapes and Roadmaps", Pune, India, 4th January 2012
Conference Proceeding/s
Seethamraju R 2012 'Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Through a Field Project – A Study of Design, Delivery & Challenges', Proceedings of the 16th Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems PACIS 2012 - "IS Innovation in Pacific Asia", Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, 15th July 2012
Seminar Paper/s
Seethamraju R 2012 'Role of enterprise systems and SCOR models in managing Supply chain risk, Sydney Workshop on Supply Chains, University of Sydney, Australia, 13 January 2012
Journal Article/s
Seethamraju R 2011 'Enhancing Student Learning of Enterprise Integration and Business Process Orientation through an ERP Business Simulation Game', Journal of Information Systems Education, vol.22:1, pp. 19-29
Conference Paper/s
Seethamraju R and Ghosh S 2011 'A Case of Enterprise System's Decision Support Characteristics', Eighth International Conference on Management AIMS 2011, Ahmedabad, India, 4th January 2011
Seethamraju R 2011 'Management Education at a Cross Road- Trials and Tribulations', Eighth International Conference on Management AIMS 2011, Ahmedabad, India, 4th January 2011
Conference Proceeding/s
Seethamraju R 2011 'Enterprise Systems and Demand Chain Management', Proceedings of the International Conference on Information Technology, Systems and Management ITSM 2011, Kozhikode, India, 18th December 2011
Seethamraju R 2011 'Design and Evaluation of a Work Integrated Learning (Wil) Initiative in an Accounting Information Systems Course', Proceedings of the Association for Information Systems AIS Special Interest Group for Education: International Academy for Information Management SIGED: IAIM - International Conference on Informatics Education and Research, Shanghai, China, 4th December 2011
Seethamraju R 2011 'Effectiveness of Online Discussion Forum for Case Study Analysis and Assessment', Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Electronic Business - "Borderless E-Business for the Next Decade", Bangkok, Thailand, 2nd December 2011
Conference Paper/s
Seethamraju R 2010 'Keynote address: Operations Management - Changing Focus in Changing Times', SIMS Annual Research Conference SIMSARC10 – "The Myths and Realities of India Advantage- what needs to be done to reach the potential", Pune, India, 18th December 2010
Seethamraju R 2010 'Keynote address: Achieving Excellence through Supply Chain Processes', 5th Supply Chain Colloquium 2010: Learning From Supply Chain Management Practices, ITM Business School, Mumbai, India, 9th January 2010
Conference Proceeding/s
Seethamraju R 2010 'Information Technologies in Accounting Education', AIS SIG-ED : IAIM International Conference 2010, Saint Louis, United States, 12th December 2010
Seethamraju R 2010 'Demand chain management and enterprise systems – A case study', Proceedings of the Pre-ICIS (International Conference on Information Systems) 2010 Workshop on Enterprise Systems Research in MIS, Saint Louis, United States, 11th December 2010
Seethamraju R 2010 'Business Process Management- A Missing Link in Business Education', 16th Americas Conference on Information Systems AMCIS 2010: Sustainable IT Around the Globe, Lima, Peru, 15th August 2010
Seethamraju R 2010 'Influence of web services on supply chain management', Fourth International Symposium of Information Systems ISIS 2009, Hyderabad, India, 4th January 2010
Seethamraju J and Seethamraju R 2010 'Towards Service Innovation- an emerging research challenges in Data Analytics Services', Fourth International Symposium of Information Systems ISIS 2009, Hyderabad, India, 4th January 2010
Journal Article/s
Seethamraju R and Borman M 2009 'Influence of group formation choices on academic performance', Assessment and Evaluation in Higher Education, vol.34:1, pp. 31-40
Seethamraju R and Marjanovic O 2009 'Role of process knowledge in business process improvement methodology: a case study', Business Process Management Journal, vol.15:6, pp. 920-36
Conference Paper/s
Seethamraju R 2009 'Key note address- Managing Supply Chain Risk', 4th Supply Chain Colloquium: Learning from Supply Chain Management Practices, ITM Business School, Mumbai, India, 10th January 2009
Conference Proceeding/s
Seethamraju R 2009 'Business Process Management today: A Missing Link in Management Education', Seventh AIMS International Conference on Management AIMS-7, Bangalore, India, 23rd December 2009
Seethamraju R 2009 'Achieving Business Process Orientation using ERP Simulation Game', AIS SIG-ED : IAIM International Conference 2009, Phoenix, Arizona, United States, 14th December 2009
Seethamraju R 2009 'Managing Supply Chain Risk- Role of IT/IS', Ninth International Conference on Electronic Business ICEB 2009, Wynn , Macao, (China), 4th December 2009
Seethamraju R 2009 'Sense and Respond Capability - Study of the role of Enterprise Systems', Proceedings of the 7th Annual Conference on Information Science, Technology & Management - "Sustaining a knowledge economy", New Delhi, India, 15th July 2009
Seethamraju R 2009 'Effects of ES-enabled standardization and integration on business process agility', Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems PACIS 2009, Hyderabad, India, 12th July 2009
Seethamraju R and Seethamraju J 2009 'Enterprise Systems and Business Process Agility - A Case Study', Proceedings of the 42nd Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences - 2009, Waikoloa, Hawaii, United States, 8th January 2009
Seminar Paper/s
Seethamraju R 2009 'Supply Chain Risk Management - Best practices and challenges, Research Seminar-ICFAI Business School, Bangalore, India, 20 January 2009
Journal Article/s
Seethamraju R 2008 'Role of Enterprise Systems in Achieving Supply Chain Integration', International Journal of Business Insights and Transformation, vol.1:1, pp. 18-25
Conference Paper/s
Seethamraju R 2008 'An exploratory study on the influence of web services and SOA on Business process agility', International Symposium of Information Systems ISIS 2008, Hyderabad, India, 21st December 2008
Seethamraju R 2008 'Managing your supply chain risks', Supply Chain Optimisation: Key strategies for volatile market forces, Sydney, Australia, 19th November 2008
Hawking P and Seethamraju R 2008 'Introduction to ERP using SAP (Workshop Presentation)', SAP APJ Academic Conference 2008, Bangkok, Thailand, 7th November 2008
Conference Proceeding/s
Seethamraju R 2008 'Building supply chain integration capability - Role of Standardization and Integration enabled by Enterprise Systems', IMRC 2008: Global Supply Chain Management: Role of Emerging Economies, Bangalore, India, 24th December 2008
Seethamraju R 2008 'Enhancing student learning of enterprise integration through ERP business simulation game', International Annual Conference on Informatics Education AIS SIG-ED IAIM 2008, Paris, France, 14th December 2008
Seethamraju R and Seethamraju J 2008 'Adoption of ERPs in a Medium-sized Enterprise- A case study', 19th Australasian Conference on Information Systems ACIS 2008, Christchurch , New Zealand, 5th December 2008
Seethamraju R and Seethamraju J 2008 'Web Services and Business Process Agility - Opportunities and Challenges in Supply Chain Management Context', 22nd Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management Annual Conference ANZAM 2008- Managing in the Pacific Century, Auckland, New Zealand, 5th December 2008
Seethamraju R and Seethamraju J 2008 'ERP Systems and Managerial Decision Making - A Model for Analysis', Enriching Global Business Practices- 8th International Conference on Electronic Business 2008, Hawaii, United States, 3rd October 2008 [Link]
Seethamraju R 2008 'Enterprise system's characteristics in small and medium sized enterprises context - a case study', European and Mediterranean Conference on Information Systems EMCIS 2008, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 26th May 2008 [Link]
Marjanovic O and Seethamraju R 2008 'Understanding Knowledge-intensive, Practice-oriented Business Processes', 41st Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences HICSS 2008, Hawaii, United States, 10th January 2008
Seminar Paper/s
Seethamraju R 2008 'Enterprise Systems and Business Process Agility - a cased study, Research Seminar- Indian School of Business, Hyderabad, India, 30 December 2008
Seethamraju R 2008 'Enhancing student learning of business process orientation and enterprise integration through ERPsim game, ERPsim User Group Seminar, Montreal, Canada, 18 April 2008
Book Section/s
Seethamraju R 2007 'Enterprise systems software in the business curriculum: Aligning curriculum with industry requirements' in Information Systems and Technology Education: From the University to the Workplace, ed. Lowry, G. and Turner, R., Information Science Reference, Hershey, United States, pp. 57-81
Journal Article/s
Seethamraju R 2007 'Enterprise Systems (ES) Software in Business School Curriculum- Evaluation of Design and Delivery', Journal of Information Systems Education, vol.18:1, pp. 69-84
Conference Proceeding/s
Seethamraju R 2007 'Do Web Quality Characteristics Influence Initial Trust Beliefs?', 6th Workshop on e-Business Web 2007, Montreal, Canada, 9th December 2007
Seethamraju R 2007 'Using online discussion board for case study discussion', International Conference on Informatics Education Research, Montreal, Canada, 9th December 2007
Seethamraju R 2007 'Process Orientation to Business Students - Enabling Role of Enterprise Systems', 18th Australasian Conference on Information Systems, Toowoomba, Australia, 7th December 2007
Seethamraju R and Marjanovic O 2007 'The Role of Process Knowledge in a Business Process Improvement Methodology', 7th International Conference on Electronic Business - ICEB-07 Service Innovation and Value Creation in Experience Economy, Taipei, Taiwan, 6th December 2007
Seethamraju R 2007 'Influence of Enterprise Systems on the Management and Performance of Supply Chains', 13th Asia Pacific Management Conference, Melbourne, Australia, 20th November 2007
Seethamraju R 2007 'ERP systems and decision support - An exploratory study', 9th International Conference on Decision Support Systems (ICDSS) Proceedings, Kolkata, India, 4th January 2007 [Link]
Journal Article/s
Seethamraju R 2006 'Web quality - A study of user perceptions', IIMB Management Review, vol.18:1, pp. 15-46
Seethamraju R 2006 Forthcoming 'Impact of e-commerce on business process redesign and integration', International Journal of Electronic Business, vol.4:5, pp. 380-400
Conference Proceeding/s
Seethamraju R 2006 'Best Practice Business Processes in ERP systems and SMEs', 7th International Business Information Management Association (IBIMA) Conference, Brescia, Italy, 1st January 2006-31st December 2006
Seethamraju R 2006 'Teaching in e-Commerce using an e-Business Group Project', International Academy for Information Management Conference, Milwaukee, United States, 1st January 2006-31st December 2006
Seethamraju R 2006 'Do enterprise systems enable supply chain integration?', Global Conference on Emergent Business Phenomena in the Digital Economy (ICEB + eBRF), Tampere, Finland, 2nd December 2006 [Link]
Seethamraju R 2006 'Enhancing Student Learning of Enterprise Integration by deploying SAP/R3 into Curriculum', Global Conference on Emergent Business Phenomena in the Digital Economy (ICEB + eBRF), Tampere, Finland, 2nd December 2006 [Link]
Seethamraju R 2006 'Influence of Enterprise Systems on Business Process Agility', Global Conference on Emergent Business Phenomena in the Digital Economy (ICEB + eBRF), Tampere, Finland, 2nd December 2006 [Link]
Rozenberg P and Seethamraju R 2006 'Curriculum integration across different disciplines using common e-commerce case studies', American Accounting Association Annual Meeting, Washington DC, United States, 9th August 2006
Seethamraju R, Leonard J and Razeed A 2006 'Development of integrated learning in business curriculum', Critical Visions: Thinking, learning and researching in Higher Education - Proceedings of the 2006 Annual International Conference of the Higher Education Research and Development Society of Australasia Inc (HERDSA), Perth, Australia, 13th July 2006
Seminar Paper/s
Seethamraju R 2006 'Enhancing student learning of enterprise integration by deploying industry-based software products into business curriculum, Best Practice in Assessment and Student Feedback, Sydney, Australia, 16 June 2006 [Link]
Journal Article/s
Seethamraju R 2005 'Enterprise Resource Planning Systems - Implications for managers and management', Australian Accounting Review, vol.15.3:37, pp. 90-6
Conference Paper/s
Seethamraju R and Borman M 2005 'Group work - Influence of formation, working and feedback on academic performance', Higher Education in a Changing World - Higher Education Research and Development Society of Australasia (HERDSA) Conference, Sydney, Australia, 6th July 2005
Seethamraju R and Leonard J 2005 'An integrated approach to teaching business process orientation and integration to business students', Higher Education in a Changing World - Higher Education Research and Development Society of Australasia (HERDSA) Conference, Sydney, Australia, 6th July 2005
Conference Proceeding/s
Seethamraju R and Borman M 2005 'An exploratory study of the influence of group formation choices on academic performance', 20th Annual Conference of the International Academy for Information Management (IAIM), Las Vegas, United States, 11th December 2005
Seethamraju R 2005 'An exploratory study of e-Commerce operations and business process changes', Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Electronic Business (ICEB): Enhancing Logistics & Supply Chain Competence through eBusiness, Hong Kong, China, 9th December 2005
Leonard J and Seethamraju R 2005 'Towards a holistic understanding of business and an applied understanding of information systems: The use of a 'scaffolding approach'', Proceedings of the 16th Australasian Conference on Information Systems (ACIS 2005), Sydney NSW, Australia, 2nd December 2005
Seethamraju R 2005 'Relative importance of web quality dimensions', 11th Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS 2005), Omaha, United States, 14th August 2005
Seethamraju R 2005 'Impact of ERP systems on managerial roles - A case study', First Asia/Pacific Research Symposium on Accounting Information Systems, Melbourne, Australia, 2nd July 2005
Journal Article/s
Seethamraju R 2004 'Effectiveness of a post-graduate program in enterprise resource incorporating SAP R/3', Journal of Informatics Education and Research, vol.6:1, pp. 38-41
Seethamraju R 2004 'The changing roles of engineers', Engineering Management Journal, vol.14:5, pp. 38-41
Conference Proceeding/s
Seethamraju R 2004 'Effectiveness of using an enterprise system (ES) software in business curriculum', 19th International Conference on Informatics Education Research, Washington DC, United States, 12th December 2004
Seethamraju R and Leonard J 2004 'Imparting the knowledge of business processes and integration to business students - Evaluation of an approach', 15th Australasian Conference on Information Systems, Hobart, Australia, 3rd December 2004
Leonard J and Seethamraju R 2004 'A thematic approach to the development of business process awareness in students', 15th Australian Conference on Information Systems, Hobart, Australia, 3rd December 2004
Seethamraju R 2004 'Measurement of user-perceived web quality', 12th European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS) 2004, Turku, Finland, 16th June 2004
Book Section/s
Seethamraju R 2003 'Utilising enterprise resource planning (ERP) in the supply chain' in Supply Chain Management: A procurement perspective, ed. P. Nagel, Hargreen Publishing Company, Melbourne, Australia, pp. 238-54
Conference Paper/s
Seethamraju R 2003 'Consequences of E-business initiatives on business process performance - model for analysis', 3rd International Conference on Electronic Business, Singapore, 13th December 2003
Seethamraju R and Waters S 2003 'Impact of information technology on business logistics performance - A framework for study', International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Production Management IEPM' 03, Porto, Portugal, 28th May 2003
Conference Proceeding/s
Seethamraju R 2002 'Trials and tribulations in the design and delivery of an innovative business course in enterprise resource planning', 17th Annual Conference of the International Academy for Information Management, Barcelona, Spain, 15th December 2002
Seethamraju R 2002 'Role of enterprise systems in managing value chains: Making sense of it, a researcher's perspective', ANZAM/IFSAM 6th World Congress, Gold Coast, Australia, 13th July 2002
Seethamraju R 2002 'Impact of enterprise systems on managing business processes', 9th International Conference of the European Operations Management Association (EUROMA), Copenhagen, Denmark, 4th June 2002
Book Section/s
Seethamraju R 2001 'Integration of online and off-line distribution channels in the e-business era' in The e-business review, ed. V. Kothari, International Academy of E-Business, San Francisco, United States, pp. 198-204
Journal Article/s
Seethamraju R 2001 'Knowledge management issues in the management of professional engineers', Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research, vol.12:6, pp. 69-81
Conference Paper/s
Seethamraju R and Gupta O 2000 'Information technology and operations management: Relationships and synergies', Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Operations and Quantitative Management, Sydney, Australia, 20th December 2000
Seethamraju R 2000 'Impact of enterprise solutions software on logistics performance – An exploratory study', Second International Conference on Business & Industry Management, N.I.M.A., Ahmedabad, India, 5th January 2000
Book Section/s
Seethamraju R 1999 'Service quality and its measurement in educational services environment – An exploratory study' in Business research yearbook: Global business perspectives, ed. J. Biberman and A. Alkhafaji, International Academy of Business Disciplines, Frostburg, United States, pp. 425-9
Journal Article/s
Seethamraju R 1999 'Engineering education in Australia – Changing focus in changing times', Transactions of Multi-Disciplinary Engineering, vol.GE2, pp. 37-44
Conference Proceeding/s
Seethamraju R 1999 'Engineers as managers: A conceptual model of transition', Technology and Innovation Management, PICMET'99, Portland, United States, 1st January 1999-31st December 1999
Seethamraju R 1999 'Enterprise resource planning and operations management education - An educational perspective', Proceedings of the Production and Operations Management Society (USA) International Conference on Operations Management for Global Economy, Delhi, India, 24th December 1999
Seethamraju R 1999 'ERP and business management education – New directions for education and research', Proceedings of the third SAP Asia-Pacific Forum for Higher Learning Institutes, Singapore, 1st - 31st July 1999
Conference Proceeding/s
Seethamraju R and Agrawal R 1998 'Quality management practices in Australia – An overview', Proceedings of the Tenth Annual Conference of the International Academy of Business Disciplines (IABD'98), San Francisco, United States, 5th April 1998
Seethamraju R and Agrawal R 1998 'Coping with change - A study of engineers', Third USICEE Annual Conference on Engineering and Technology Education, Melbourne, Australia, 14th February 1998
Conference Paper/s
Seethamraju R and Agrawal R 1997 'Service quality performance - Implications for quality management in the educational environment', Fourth International European Operations Management Conference - Managing Service Operations, Dublin, Ireland, 18th June 1997
Conference Proceeding/s
Seethamraju R and Agrawal R 1997 'Organisational support in managing transition of engineers into management roles', Innovation in Technology Management: A Key to Global Leadership, Proceedings of the Portland International Conference on Management of Engineering and Technology Conference organised by the IEEE, Portland, United States, 31st July 1997
Seethamraju R and Agrawal R 1997 'Issues in engineering education: A national survey of engineers in Australia', Proceedings of the First Asia-Pacific Forum on Engineering and Technology Education, Melbourne, Australia, 9th July 1997
Journal Article/s
Seethamraju R and Agrawal R 1996 'Changing roles of engineering specialists – problems and issues in contemporary organisations', Engineering Management Journal, vol.8:3, pp. 13-22
Selected grants
2018 - 2020
- Blockchain technology and the accounting profession: an exploratory study; Engaged Research Scheme.
- WIL: Think like an auditor; Education Innovation Grant.
- Service Availability Mapping for improved Public Health Service Delivery in Regional India; Australia India Council Grant 2014-2015.
Recent Units Taught
ACCT2012 Management Accounting A
ACCT6014 Designing Accounting Systems


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Sun, 2 October 2005
Hello Survivor Fans!
Let's talk about what happened in episode 3.
Did you think Brianna was the right choice, or should they have chosen Amy who may have seriously damaged her ankle?
Do you think Yax'ha has a chance, or is Stephanie doomed to be a perpetual loser? :)
Jo Ann's pick for the next to go in episode 4 is Judd if Nakum loses and Lydia if Yaxha loses. Stacy is sticking with his pick from last week for Nakum, and says it will be Bobby Jon. He thinks Amy will have a hard road to recovery and therefore favors her as the next to go for Yaxha. Who's your pick?
As many of the listeners have pointed out, the producers love to change things up, especially when it appears that a tribe is comfortable in their strategy and decisions. Do you think there's a big change in store for episode 4? If so, what would you want it to be?
Let us know what you think. You can call and leave a voicemail at 206-350-JASS(5277). You can record an audio comment on your PC and send it to us via email at email@example.com. With either of those options, we can include your audio directly into the Listener Feedback shows.
You can also send us your input as a normal email and we'll read it into the show when we record. Lastly, there's a link for comments on the web page here. You can click that link and leave your picks for the biggest losers and most likely winners right on the page for all to see.
Here's the links to the music we played on tonight's show in case you liked it and want to download it:
Baha Taxi by Brain Buckit (Note: Stacy flipped the name of the song and the name of the band in the audio portion of the show)
In the Circle by Hungry Lucy
Show Notes
00:00 Date for iPod Shuffle Users
00:07 Intro Music: Baha Taxi by Brain Buckit
00:51 Introductions
02:21 Stacy Picked Brianna
03:18 After Tribal Council, Brian Celebrates
04:28 Nakum's Nuisance and Stacy sees food
06:18 Reward Challenge: Blindfolded Risks
10:11 Stephanie: Loser Magnet
11:15 Brianna Isolates
13:50 Coolin Off with the Crocs
17:20 Brian get Manic
18:52 Immunity: Court Ball!
20:30 Rafe and Brian Play Well
20:44 Danni Rocks!
22:03 Don't Cry Steph
23:15 Was Brianna ill?
24:47 Lydia needs new Hips
25:15 Tribal Council: Buh-bye Brianna
26:18 Next Time on Survivor
29:13 Blobby Jon turns on Margaret
30:46 A Women's Alliance
35:03 Predictions for Episode 4
38:05 Questions for the Listeners
38:48 Check out the Pictures on the Website
39:33 How to Contact Us
41:50 Outro Music: In the Circle by Hungry Lucy
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Sat, 1 October 2005
Hello Survivor Fans!
We're doing something a little different this week. We're thrilled with the listener responses that are coming in this season. There's so much good info at times that we really need to break up the show into a couple of segments. Otherwise, our show about what happened and why on Survivor each week would end up being about twice as long as the actual TV episode. :)
Here's our first ever segment dedicated to listener feedback focused on Survivor Guatemala with some specific details on episodes 1 and 2.
In this episdoe we hear from Bill, Sharon, Shelley, Sandi, Gloria, Craig, and a special audio segment from Drew.
Bill starts us off with a possible link to the tree that hit Blake in episode 1. Here's a picture of Cryosophila Stauracantha AKA "The Give and Take Tree" that we found with a Google search.
Now, here's a framegrab from episode 1 of the tree that fell on Blake.
What do you think? Is it a match? Check the links section below for more info and where Bill found it.
Here's a picture we put together to help us think about Sandi's question. :)
We love listener feedback. You can call and leave a voicemail at 206-350-JASS(5277). You can record an audio comment on your PC and send it to us via email at email@example.com. With either of those options, we'll include your audio right into the show.
You can also send us your input as a normal email and we'll read it into the show when we record. Lastly, there's a link for comments on the webpage here. You can click that link and leave your picks for the biggest losers and most likely winners right on the page for all to see.
Here's a link to the music we played on tonight's show: Luna Clipper's Theme by Fumitaka Anzai
Show Notes
00:00 Date for iPod Shuffle Users
00:05 Intro Music: Luna Clipper's Theme by Fumitaka Anzai
00:51 Introductions
01:09 It helps if you press record
03:00 Bill's points us to info on The Give and Take Tree
05:33 Sharon's Feedback
06:08 She likes the return of Steph and Blobby Jon
06:50 Another Lydia Fan
07:23 Lydia needs a hip replacement
08:42 The Yaxha Alliance
10:15 Watch out for Brian
11:13 Shelley from Australia Sounds Off
12:12 She's not keen on the return of Steph and Blobby Jon
13:35 An Auzzie version of Survivor
14:18 Georgia Sandi asks, "are Steph and Blake related?"
15:36 She doesn't care much for Brandon
17:00 Why's Brianna Invisible?
18:30 Morgan's Exit Wasn't a Surprise
18:49 Rafe the Trainwreck
19:15 Morgan on Rafe's Goof
19:45 Morgan: the only one to know how to use flint
20:50 Sandi on Cindy, Danni, and Judd
21:46 Gloria to Margaret, "Quit Pampering Them!"
22:36 Gloria's Latest Attempt to get on S12
23:20 Gloria and Katrina
24:16 Craig in Australia
24:35 The journey's the best part
25:31 Do they use body doubles?
27:54 A Suggestion on Structure of the Podcast
28:40 Drew in Utah
30:03 Like's the return of Steph and Blobby Jon
30:34 Drew meant slow in a different way
31:33 Some perspective on Rafe and LDS
34:55 The danger of stereotypes
35:40 You can be devoutly religous and win
36:14 Consider how well Neleh Dennis did in S4
37:20 Ashley was just a quitter
39:40 Drew applied for Survivor 6
41:39 Morgan says she was a victim of editing
42:22 Yaxha had sick people too
43:38 The JASS Production Studio
44:25 Jo Ann's a wiggleworm
45:15 Contact Information
46:36 Outro Music: Luna Clipper's Theme by Fumitaka Anzai
Links for Today's Show
Reference to Give and Take Tree Theory
Morgan on the Yaxha Alliance
Survivor Live
podsafe music network
Contact Info:
Voicemail: 206-350-JASS(5277)
Email: email@example.com
Enjoy, Jo Ann and Stacy
Direct download: JASS20051001LF.mp3
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So before i realised there were liars in the world who do stuff for money an/or free stuff i went and bought me some colour pop and in true Sociallyunsound form i convinced a handful of girlfriends to do the same, at the same time while drinking champagne ( yes it is true i was the last to order and the person who drank the most resulting in me ordering everything yet not actually ordering everything as i forgot to add it to the cart!)
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- My package however was so beautifully packed! secure, lots of foam padding and consideration taken. The little note was very sweet and my kind of humour (yes it was perverted).
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A nearly perfectly circular hole measuring 300 meters (980 feet) across, the Belize Blue Hole is the location of a series of caverns that were swallowed up by rising waters at the end of the last great Ice Age. Caye Caulker This small island is easy to get to thanks to domestic air connections and water taxi from Belize City and Ambergris Caye. Popular for its laidback backpacker vibe, delicious restaurants, and beachfront bars, the island is small enough to walk around in just 20 minutes but features an entire world of colorful marine flora and fauna in its surrounding waters. Placencia Peninsula A 16-mile-long stretch of golden sands in southeastern Belize, the Placencia Peninsula is rapidly becoming the eco-tourism capital of Belize where golf carts and bicycles are the principal form of travel. The eastern side of the peninsula fronts the gorgeous Caribbean Sea while the western side forms a mangrove-lined lagoon brimming with fish and other species. Whether you're using Placencia as a jumping off point to popular destinations on the Belize Barrier Reef or simply as a great place to relax, the Placencia Peninsula is definitely a must see destination. Caracol The Spanish name for the place (meaning "snail shell") refers to the winding circular approach road as the original Mayan name has been lost to history. Caracol is one of the largest Maya city-states to have ever been built, covering some 65 square miles. The main pyramid in the center of Caracol is known as Canaa or the Sky Palace and is still the tallest building in Belize, measuring in at an astounding 143 feet tall. San Pedro, Ambergris Caye Spotlighted in the hit 1986 Madonna song "La Isla Bonita", San Pedro Town is the colorful and eclectic capital of Belize's largest island, Ambergris Caye. Located on the southern tip of the island, San Pedro is a smorgasbord of restaurants, bars, and colorful buildings that regularly pulse to the sound and rhythms of festivals and street parades. Domestic air flights and water taxis from Belize City make it easy to get to, but you'll only need a pair of flip flops or a golf cart to make your way around this lovely town. Lamanai The only large Maya city-state that's original Mayan name has been preserved, Lamanai has been continuously occupied for more than 3,000 years. Located in the north of Belize in Orange Walk District, Lamanai holds a historical mix of ancient buildings, pyramids, and game courts alongside Spanish colonial-era churches and sugar mills. The Belize Zoo Less a traditional zoo than a rescue and education center, the Belize Zoo began life in the 1980s to house animals abandoned by documentary film crews. Today, the Belize Zoo is the only handicap-accessible public facility in the country where locals and foreign visitors alike can approach more than 100 indigenous species, including jaguars, harpy eagles, tapirs, monkeys, and crocodiles. Xunantunich Continuously excavated since the late 19th century, Xunantunich continues to reveal its secrets to archaeologists. In 2016, a team discovered the largest royal Maya tomb ever discovered, a ruler buried alongside hieroglyph-inscribed tablets that detail the long history of the mighty Snake Dynasty that once ruled southern Belize and parts of neighboring Guatemala. The name for the site is Mayan for "Stone Woman" as visitors have reported seeing a ghostly woman haunting the site for more than a century. Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary Starting at the foothills of the Maya Mountains and continuing on down to the Caribbean Coast, the Cockscomb Basin Nature Reserve is a vast nature preserve of 150 square miles of trackless wilderness. Most famous for being the first jaguar sanctuary in the world, the Cockscomb Basin Nature Reserve contains pristine forests, wetlands, rivers, and jungle terrain brimming with colorful bird species, exotic plants, and wildlife. ActunTunichilMuknal (ATM) Cave Also known as the Cave of the Crystal Maiden, ATM cave was abandoned by the ancient Maya long before the arrival of the Europeans. As part of their religion, the ancient Maya priests performed sacred ceremonies in caves like ATM as they were believed to be gateways to the shadowy world of the gods. Having lain undisturbed for more than 1,000 years, ATM is a sacred time portal to the lost world of the Maya and contains many important relics, artifacts, and ritual items. The most famous attraction in the cave is the series of skeletal remains from bloody human sacrifices, including half a dozen young children whose heads were crushed. The Crystal Maiden is a complete skeleton of a young adult whose bones have taken on a metallic sheen from the crystals inside the cave.


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When it comes to art that I like, the list is very long it seems like considering how many different types of art there are. Between glass, jewelry, painting, collage, drawing, and so forth beyond that it's hard to distinguish. In a general sense, I like different styles for different mediums so it's kinda varying. I like surrealism in general. Whether that be with drawing, painting, or whatever. I like the detail as well as abstractness of it. When it comes to other paintings, I typically appreciate bright eye catching colors that pop off of the page. Otherwise, another thing I look for in art is a message or emotion or feeling or just something that really characterizes that artist individually within any piece. Which might sound like a general thing for everyone, but it's not always evident in everything. Whether it be used by color tones, or wording, or just apparent subjects. I also enjoy different types of psychedelic art, as well as abstract of collage works. I think that's basically it for 2D works for the most part but that's always evolving. I have a lot of other things I like specifically within other art forms but I do not know if it's necessary to dwell into all of that right now. When it comes to art that I do not very much enjoy, it's a little harder to think of but I guess right off the bat, I know that I'm not a huge fan of classical paintings. I mean I like the history and the messages behind some of them, or if they're super graphic or vivid but for the most part, I feel like they're kind've dry and boring on subject matter typically. I like to see artists express themselves in weird pictures and ways that makes me think or wonder what goes on in they're mind.


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by John Foxjohn
Copyright © 2013 John Foxjohn
First Published by 1st Turning Point, 2010
Self-promotion should be a positive, enjoyable experience. Others and I have come on here and told everyone things they can do to help in this endeavor—that is the positive spin on self-promotion.
Unfortunately, some authors start out in the hole and if they dig it deep enough, it's hard to get out.
Imagine hearing someone say…
"That author's writing stinks."
"If he or she can publish a book like that, anyone can."
"Publishing a book like that shows that there is hope for me."
"He or she doesn't know how to write."
"I'd never write a book like that."
"The author's writing is pitiful."
"That author doesn't have a clue how to write romance."
"That author doesn't have a clue how to write mysteries."
"That author doesn't have a clue how to write suspense."
Have you heard people say things like this? Unfortunately, when you hear these kinds of statements, they usually come from writers. To be honest with you, most of the time these statements come from unpublished writers.
Now, I'm not about to stand up here on my pulpit and tell you that I have never done it—I have, and trust me, I'm not proud of it.
I'm not saying this because I am a published author.
Sure, there are books and authors that I don't read. I don't like the way they write, or I don't like the genre, so I don't read their books. That's human nature and the realism of the publishing business.
There has never been a book printed that everyone loved—nor will there ever be.
The truth is, writing is subjective. What I like or what you like may be different from what someone else likes. There's nothing wrong with this. We like things based on our opinion and taste.
Others like things based on their opinion and taste.
When a writer stands up and says that another author's writing is trash, that writer is stating his or her own opinion, but saying it as a statement, like it is a fact.
Statements like this tell others three things:
- The writer saying this thinks he or she knows more than the author who wrote the book, and all the publishing professionals who put that book on the market.
- Their word is gospel. Because they don't like it—no one should. Some people might say that this is ego run a-muck.
- Maybe most important, that writer is saying that anyone who does like the book is ignorant, has no taste, and is not nearly as intelligent as the one who stated his or her opinion as fact.
In other words, the person making these kinds of statements is insulting everyone who likes that author's books.
I know that there are a couple of the mega-authors who have come out with statements like this about other published authors, but the truth is, this doesn't happen often. For the most part, I have found that most published authors aren't egomaniacs.
One of my favorite authors is John Sanford. I like his books, the genre, and the way he writes—for that reason, I am going to use him as an example.
Let's just say I don't like John Sanford's writing—you know that isn't true, but for argument sake, let's say I don't, and I go around trashing his work. I'm not only insulting John Sanford's work, I am telling the millions of people who read his books and love them and put them on the New York Times best-seller list numerous times that my book is nothing like his.
If you make statements like this or anything similar, not only are you showing publishing professionals that you are an egomaniacal amateur, you are insulting people who might one day consider reading your books.
The good thing is, there is a cure for this kind of self-inflicted idiocy. Just stop doing it.
I broke myself of it, so anyone should be able to.
Now, what does this have to do with self-promotion?
The object of self-promotion is to engage readers into wanting to read your books. You will have a better chance of doing that if they don't hate you to begin with.
John Foxjohn, the author of the best-selling true crime, Killer Nurse, epitomizes the phrase "been there--done that." Born and raised in the rural East Texas town of Nacogdoches, he quit high school and joined the Army at seventeen: Viet Nam veteran, Army Airborne Ranger, policeman and homicide detective, retired teacher and coach, now he is a multi-published author.
Growing up, Foxjohn developed a love of reading that will never end. In fact, he refers to himself as a "readalcoholic." He began with the classics and still lists Huckleberry Finn as one of his all time favorites. Later, he discovered Louis L'Amour and besides owning every book he wrote, Foxjohn says he's read every one of them at least five times.
However, when he was twelve, Foxjohn read a book about Crazy Horse, and decided right then he would also write one about the famous Lakota leader. After many "yondering" years as L'Amour called them, he spent ten years researching his historical fiction, Journey of the Spirit, now titled The People's Warrior.
Maybe because of his eclectic reading habits John has not limited himself to publishing in one genre. In fact, he has published mysteries, romantic suspenses, historical fiction, legal thrillers, and nonfiction Killer Nurse.
When he's not writing, teaching writing classes, or speaking to different writing groups and conferences, Foxjohn loves to spend time square dancing, working in his rose garden, or in his garage doing woodwork. However, his passion outside of family and writing is without a doubt, anything to do with the Dallas Cowboys.
For months, the DaVita Dialysis Center in Lufkin, Texas had been baffled by the rising number of deaths and injuries occurring in their clinic. In April alone, they'd rushed thirty-four patients to the hospital. But no one expected such a horrific cause to be behind it all.
Kimberly Clark Saenz was a well-liked licensed vocational nurse at the center. The East Texas nurse was a mother of two, and known for her smiles and the stories she told to help patients pass the time. But on April 28, 2008, witnesses came forward to say that instead of lifesaving medication, they'd seen Saenz adding toxic bleach to IV ports. Turns out, it wasn't the first time. Once caught, the shocking story of Saenz's murderous practices began to unravel…


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